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April 6, 2020Apr 6, 202004/6/20Introduction
Along with the Announcing .NET 5 preview 1, it’s time to move OData to .NET 5. This blog is intended to describe how easy to move the BookStore sample introduced in ASP.NET Core OData now Available onto .NET 5.
Let’s get started.
March 28, 2020Mar 28, 202003/28/20We are pleased to announce a new release of OData Connected Service, version 0.7.1. This version adds the following important features and bug fixes:
VB.NET support
Option to include or exclude operation imports from generated code
Ability to access the metadata endpoint behind a proxy
Bug fixes and other improvements
You can get the extension from the Visual Studio Marketplace.
March 20, 2020Mar 20, 202003/20/20OData Connected Service 0.6.0 has been released and is available in the Visual Studio Marketplace.
The new version adds the following features:
Custom Http headers.
Generation of multiple files.
Writing metadata to a file.
Custom Http Headers
This feature allows you to add headers that will be sent with the request that fetches the metadata used in generating proxy files.
March 17, 2020Mar 17, 202003/17/20OData Connected Service 0.5.0 has been released and is available in the Visual Studio Marketplace.
The new version has the following new features:
A new version of the Microsoft.OData.Client library(v7.6.3)
Supports mocking of the generated functions and properties.
An option to open the generated files in the IDE after code generation.
March 6, 2020Mar 6, 202003/6/20OData Connected Service 0.4.0 has been released and is now available on the Visual Studio Marketplace.
The new version adds the following features:
Support for Visual Studio 2019 (in addition to Visual Studio 2017)
Option to generate types as internal so that they are not accessible outside the assembly
Bug fixes
In this article,
March 4, 2020Mar 4, 202003/4/20The migration from your existing OData V3 services to V4 can be challenging if there are some clients that cannot be easily upgraded, like the ones running on on-premises resources. The OData V3 services will need to be kept running until the old clients have been phased out,
March 4, 2020Mar 4, 202003/4/20Few months ago we announced an experimental release of OData for ASP.NET Core 3.1, and for those who could move forward with their applications without leveraging endpoint routing, the release was considered final, although not ideal.
But for those who have existing APIs or were planning to develop new APIs leveraging endpoint routing,
January 5, 2020Jan 5, 202001/5/20Sometimes requiring to build an entire ASP.NET Core application just for the purpose of exposing a RESTFul API endpoint to give your API consumers the ability to query, filter and order the data could be a bit of an overhead, especially if you are not planning on adding in any additional business logic between your data and it’s consumers.
December 30, 2019Dec 30, 201912/30/19The release of ASP.NET Core OData v7.3 brings a ton of improvements to $select functionality. In this article, I’d like to introduce some of the new features of $select and its usages in combination with other query options like $filter, $top,
December 21, 2019Dec 21, 201912/21/19A lot of developers have asked me recently about OData compatibility with ASP.NET Core 3.0 and again with .NET Core 3.1 after it’s very recent release.
This demand became more and more critical with the recent announcement from the .NET team around .NET Core 2.2 reaching the end of its life on Dec 23rd of this year.
