Developer technologies | ASP.NET Core | Other
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WebApi - ApiKey plus JWT
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Maryan
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I completed a couple of projects that are implemented in C# .Net 6.0 MVC, and now I'm trying to do my first web API project. This WebApi is implemented in .Net 6.0, with JWT authorization.
Everything is working smoothly so far, the token is generated then I can use the endpoints. However, I want to create separate another MVC application that will have an admin dashboard to control the data. My question is: if I implement ApiKey authorization in the web API, wouldn't be a problem or have a conflict with the JWT authorization?
I have only one year of experience with C# .Net, please try to understand that my knowledge is limited.
Thank you for your help!
Developer technologies | ASP.NET Core | Other
Developer technologies | ASP.NET Core | ASP.NET API
Developer technologies | ASP.NET Core | ASP.NET API
A component of ASP.NET Core for creating RESTful web services that support HTTP-based communication between clients and servers.
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