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WEB API with Auth Token1

Steps to remembers
create a new app with asp.net mvc webapi
select individual authentication

Then add entity framwob
rk to connect employee db

Use asp net membership to connect to current db by setting up the default

 <connectionStrings>
    <add name="DefaultConnection" connectionString="data source=.;initial catalog=EmployeeDB;user id=sa;password=sa;Integrated Security=True" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />
  <add name="EmployeeDBEntities" connectionString="metadata=res://*/EmployeeDBEntities.csdl|res://*/EmployeeDBEntities.ssdl|res://*/EmployeeDBEntities.msl;provider=System.Data.SqlClient;provider connection string=&quot;data source=.;initial catalog=EmployeeDB;user id=sa;password=sa;;MultipleActiveResultSets=True;App=EntityFramework&quot;" providerName="System.Data.EntityClient" /></connectionStrings>
get token
  post request
http://localhost:64634/token

 requestbody
username=eer.e@gmail.com&password=erereer@123&grant_type=password

 use that
get records

getrecrods by putting auth token

Autharization:Bearer 1dYHpSpoEPp6h4aKr1Ym-W4K4DeqltrrYMZh4y60QbfcDaDurycTsD_TDGQRcgMnuW0cNF7e5UPFthtJbtgAQslKON4lhDwGKgwrHJ9q4tfEHdea96g-4U6CcA12g2JfeAL6UulJpmA2-jwKzWtzEsQ5NX46H9-va4UzicC--M3n_uDdhVC3A_Yw4uLTyFK-tDytMK2zGShL3Tgno0SVvrdYs0iKX4-tVpdFOKDYCqLy4avSk0N0IA8uOHOu4ksch3yJ1eTIfITQVW4-GdyLv4YTmP2Ri-AGmUm4a_oLSqOiqgpFt6lcaiJ09Zmbx31zN_o-QPlYtuJh6by9weVrCnqRu3O6S0CWqP1rYN27tJvg7_R0UC7orN-R69vmldFCNu9jnM5Z0qIpHSV6soBcuIEI3VD1-w7hUSvff3lnKCnl8lm07W51TgNuuuKDnVCO4ryP9ClKG3QLe9WZE2Dw4QVECs8l0gqM3VQdssiEmpA8R2Szg5qRkSIbp7YuvGFa_0AZwfQ_WseMlgXZrseKpQ
in headers

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