Working With HTTP Response Headers in ASP.NET Core Middleware
Asp.Net Core MIddleware is a powerful tool to execute code both on the incoming HTTP request and on the outgoing HTTP response. However, things are not always working as advertised. And if you want to manipulate HTTP response headers in Asp.Net Core Middleware, you might get some nasty exceptions! So, Join me in this video to learn everything you need to know on how to properly work with HTTP response headers in ASP.NET Core
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Contents:
1. Intro: 00:00
2. Response headers in Asp.Net Core middleware: 00:50
3. Understanding HTTP streaming: 03:42
4. The OnStarting method: 05:05
6. Words of caution! 07:31
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