In the realm of ASP.NET MVC projects lies my creation, a masterpiece utilizing Angular UI components powered by ASP.NET WebAPI. As an explorer navigating the unknown territory of Angular, I present to you the sacred texts residing within my project.
Behold, the mystical package.json file:
{
"name": "angular-quickstart",
"version": "1.0.0",
"description": "QuickStart package with added testing support",
"scripts": {
//script details
},
"keywords": [],
"author": "",
"license": "MIT",
"dependencies": {
//dependency information
},
"devDependencies": {
//development dependency lineup
},
"repository": {}
}
Next in line is the ancient relic known as systemjs.config.js:
{
//configuration for Angular samples
//map and paths instructions
}
Enter the chamber where main.ts resides:
{
//import statements
//bootstrap module activation
}
Now we reach the revered artifact called app.routing.ts:
{
//routing setup
}
The door to wisdom opens with the unveiling of app.module.ts:
{
//module declaration and initialization
}
Bearing witness to the divine code contained within changes.service.ts:
{
//service definition for handling changes
}
We approach the essence of application logic dwelling in app.component.ts:
{
//component functionalities revealed; HTTP requests unveiled
}
Amongst all this, my spirit roams the corridors of WebApiConfig.cs, adjusting pathways and configurations.
{
//mapping routes and parameters
}
Yet, amidst this symphony of harmony, the dreaded specter of "Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 400 (Bad Request)" haunts me when launching on http://localhost:5653.
A gaze into the abyss of console errors reveals the cryptic message, leaving me stranded in confusion.
Seeking solace in the realms of Stack Overflow, I wandered through echoes of advice but found no respite from this unyielding fate.
Why does the (400) bad request hunt me down? Have I overlooked a sacred configuration within the magical confines of app.routing.ts?
Is there a noble soul willing to impart guidance upon this humble wanderer?