Normal Class In How to Hit through Postman in asp.net

Hello Tarun,

No, you cannot hit a normal class directly using Postman as Postman is a tool used for testing APIs. In order to make requests using Postman, you need to have an API endpoint or a web service that can receive requests and send responses.

To call a method from a normal class using Postman, you need to expose the class functionality through an API endpoint or a web service. This can be achieved by creating a controller that calls the method in the normal class, and then making requests to the controller's API endpoints using Postman.

So, in short, you cannot directly call a normal class using Postman. You need to expose the class functionality through an API endpoint or a web service, and then call that endpoint using Postman.

Thanks

Naimish Makwana

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Tarun3y ago

Naimish Makwana3y ago
Hello Tarun,

No, you cannot hit a normal class directly using Postman as Postman is a tool used for testing APIs. In order to make requests using Postman, you need to have an API endpoint or a web service that can receive requests and send responses.

To call a method from a normal class using Postman, you need to expose the class functionality through an API endpoint or a web service. This can be achieved by creating a controller that calls the method in the normal class, and then making requests to the controller's API endpoints using Postman.

So, in short, you cannot directly call a normal class using Postman. You need to expose the class functionality through an API endpoint or a web service, and then call that endpoint using Postman.

Thanks

Naimish Makwana
Pasang Tamang3y ago
Hi Tarun,

Postman works based on HTTP requests. Normal class does not have any routing so that it can be consume from Postman. What you can do is, write a function in normal class and call the function in controller action method.

Regards,
Pasang