Part 68 What is the use of NonAction attribute in mvc
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In this video, we will discuss the use of NonAction attribute in asp.net mvc
The following questions could be asked in an interview
What is the use of NonAction attribute in MVC?
OR
How do you restrict access to public methods in a controller?
An action method is a public method in a controller that can be invoked using a URL. So, by default, if you have any public method
in a controller then it can be invoked using a URL request. To restrict access to public methods in a controller, NonAction attribute can be used. Let's understand this with an example.
We have 2 public methods in HomeController, Method1() and Method2().
Method1 can be invoked using URL /Home/Method1
Method2 can be invoked using URL /Home/Method2
public class HomeController : Controller
{
public string Method1()
{
return "[h1]Method 1 Invoked[/h1]";
}
public string Method2()
{
return "[h1]Method 2 Invoked[/h1]";
}
}
Let's say Method2() is for doing some internal work, and we don't want it to be invoked using a URL request. To achieve this, decorate Method2() with NonAction attribute.
[NonAction]
public string Method2()
{
return "[h1]Method 2 Invoked[/h1]";
}
Now, if you naviage to URL /Home/Method2, you will get an error - The resource cannot be found.
Another way to restrict access to methods in a controller, is by making them private.
private string Method2()
{
return "[h1]Method 2 Invoked[/h1]";
}
In general, it's a bad design to have a public method in a controller that is not an action method. If you have any such method for performing business calculations, it should be somewhere in the model and not in the controller.
However, if for some reason, if you want to have public methods in a controller and you don't want to treat them as actions, then use NonAction attribute.
Make sure to replace [ with LESSTHAN and ] with GREATERTHAN symbol.
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In this video, we will discuss the use of NonAction attribute in asp.net mvc
The following questions could be asked in an interview
What is the use of NonAction attribute in MVC?
OR
How do you restrict access to public methods in a controller?
An action method is a public method in a controller that can be invoked using a URL. So, by default, if you have any public method
in a controller then it can be invoked using a URL request. To restrict access to public methods in a controller, NonAction attribute can be used. Let's understand this with an example.
We have 2 public methods in HomeController, Method1() and Method2().
Method1 can be invoked using URL /Home/Method1
Method2 can be invoked using URL /Home/Method2
public class HomeController : Controller
{
public string Method1()
{
return "[h1]Method 1 Invoked[/h1]";
}
public string Method2()
{
return "[h1]Method 2 Invoked[/h1]";
}
}
Let's say Method2() is for doing some internal work, and we don't want it to be invoked using a URL request. To achieve this, decorate Method2() with NonAction attribute.
[NonAction]
public string Method2()
{
return "[h1]Method 2 Invoked[/h1]";
}
Now, if you naviage to URL /Home/Method2, you will get an error - The resource cannot be found.
Another way to restrict access to methods in a controller, is by making them private.
private string Method2()
{
return "[h1]Method 2 Invoked[/h1]";
}
In general, it's a bad design to have a public method in a controller that is not an action method. If you have any such method for performing business calculations, it should be somewhere in the model and not in the controller.
However, if for some reason, if you want to have public methods in a controller and you don't want to treat them as actions, then use NonAction attribute.
Make sure to replace [ with LESSTHAN and ] with GREATERTHAN symbol.
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