HttpContent.ReadAsStringAsync
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I am wondering if I am misunderstanding what HttpContent.ReadAsStringAsync is supposed to return.
I have an HttpPost that expects to receive a response with data in the Body (there is a reason behind this, but that is not what I want to discuss here). When I get the successful HttpResponseMessage, calling HttpResponseMessage.Content.ReadAsStringAsync() is returning a deserialized JSON object that contains all of the properties of HttpResponseMessage. The Uri being called initially is definitely setting the HttpResponseMessage.Content to a valid StringContent object.
Is my understanding incorrect, or is ReadAsStringAsync() not behaving as it is supposed to?
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Your understanding is correct. It sounds like a problem with the server code. For example, you've got an endpoint declared as returning an
IActionResult, and it returns anHttpResponseMessageobject.This SO thread might point you in the right direction.
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Your understanding is correct. It sounds like a problem with the server code. For example, you've got an endpoint declared as returning an
IActionResult, and it returns anHttpResponseMessageobject.This SO thread might point you in the right direction.
@Richard-Deeming said in HttpContent.ReadAsStringAsync:
Your understanding is correct. It sounds like a problem with the server code. For example, you've got an endpoint declared as returning an
IActionResult, and it returns anHttpResponseMessageobject.This SO thread might point you in the right direction.
This turned out to be the problem. Thanks for your post.
