How to create custom Middleware in ASP.NET Core Request Pipeline - Part 2 | Infologs

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Here, you will learn how to create and add your own custom middleware into the request pipeline of ASP.NET Core application. The custom middleware component is like any other .NET class with Invoke() method. However, in order to execute next middleware in a sequence, it should have RequestDelegate type parameter in the constructor.

Visual Studio includes template for creating standard middleware class. For this, right click on the project or folder where you want to create middleware class and select Add - New Item. This will open Add New Item popup. Search for word "Middleware" in the top right search box as shown below. For more video tutorial please visit #infologs website from below URL:

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1) ASP.NET Core Introduction

2) ASP.NET Core Environment Setup

3) ASP.NET Core New Project Structure

4) ASP.NET Core New Project Structure Understanding

6) Learn Command Line Interface (CLI) for Build, Run and Publish in .NET Core

7) ASP.NET Core Dependency Injection & Configuration of Singleton, Scoped & Transient Service Lifetime

8) What is IoC Container in ASP.NET Core

9) What is Middleware in ASP.NET Core - Part 1

10) How to create custom Middleware in ASP.NET Core Request Pipeline - Part 2

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[tonyriddle]

how can we modify the request and response in the middle ware???
suppose there is request coming with data "Hello world" and I in the middleware read this and change it to "Hello there" ... then how can I do it??? Same with response too..If you can help...plz