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ASP.NET Core getting started application

The Getting started tutorial for ASP.NET Core uses this sample application to provide you with a sample workflow for working with any .NET Core app on IBM Cloud. In the workflow, you set up a development environment, deploy an app locally and on IBM Cloud, and integrate a IBM Cloud database service in your app. For detailed instructions, see the tutorial.

The ASP.NET Core getting started application uses a Cloudant service from IBM Cloud to add information to a database and then return information from the database to the application UI.

Gif of the sample app contains a title that says, Welcome, a prompt asking the user to enter their name, and a list of the database contents which are the names Joe, Jane, and Bob. The user enters the name, Mary and the screen refreshes to display, Hello, Mary, I've added you to the database. The database contents listed are now Mary, Joe, Jane, and Bob.

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Not able to start application

Hi,

when I try to run dotnet restore I am getting error:

`src/GetStartedDotnet' does not contain a project to restore.

do you have any idea why?

404 messages when running localy

I cloned and ran this app localy and for the index page and another route I created I get a 404 error when running on my local machine. The api route does yield a messgae and is not 404. Also when I deploy to bluemix everything works as expected. It's only on the local machine that I experience this problem.

Unable to run on IBM Cloud as Cloud Foundry App with Version 2.0.*

If I use the Packages with the Version 2.0.* I am unable to start the application as a cloud foundry app on the IBM Cloud. I get the following error:

3/6/2018 7:55:57 AM | OUT | undefined | Creating container
3/6/2018 7:55:58 AM | OUT | undefined | Successfully created container
3/6/2018 7:55:59 AM | OUT | undefined | Successfully destroyed container
3/6/2018 7:56:08 AM | OUT | undefined | Starting health monitoring of container
3/6/2018 7:56:08 AM | ERR | undefined | Error:
3/6/2018 7:56:08 AM | ERR | undefined | An assembly specified in the application dependencies manifest (WebApplication.deps.json) was not found:
3/6/2018 7:56:08 AM | ERR | undefined | package: 'Microsoft.AspNetCore.Antiforgery', version: '2.0.1'
3/6/2018 7:56:08 AM | ERR | undefined | path: 'lib/netstandard2.0/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Antiforgery.dll'
3/6/2018 7:56:08 AM | ERR | undefined | This assembly was expected to be in the local runtime store as the application was published using the following target manifest files:
3/6/2018 7:56:08 AM | ERR | undefined | aspnetcore-store-2.0.3.xml
3/6/2018 7:56:08 AM | OUT | undefined | Exit status 140
3/6/2018 7:56:08 AM | OUT | undefined | Exit status 0
3/6/2018 7:56:08 AM | OUT | undefined | Stopping instance 5e5eb5b7-31d4-4f7c-5f7a-fa99

If I explicitly set the version to 2.0.0 then everything works fine. I am using the IBM Cloud build toolchain for building and deploying the application. Is this an issue with the buildpack inside the cloud foundry?

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