OK. So you’ve solved the issue of WebAPI not running out of RAM. But the next concern is that you’ve got to pass the data to SQL Server. You can pipe the request stream through any of the .NET stream encryptors, but then it’s gotta go somewhere after that. I suggest you do something like: … Read more
try this for url …./api/books?author-id=3&genre-id=5 . It works for all net versions [HttpGet] public async Task<IHttpActionResult> GetBooks() { var parameters = GetBooksParameters(HttpContext); // … } [NonAction] private BooksParameters GetBooksParameters(HttpContext httpContext) { var parameters = new BooksParameters(); var queryString = httpContext.Request.QueryString.Value; foreach (string item in queryString.Split(‘&’)) { string[] parts = item.Replace(“?”, “”).Split(‘=’); switch (parts[0]) { case … Read more