How to use CancellationToken in ASP.NET C# API

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[@charlesopuoro5295]

Absolutely enlightening. Thank you. Just subscribed and I'll be back for more.

[@Tamer_Ali]

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[@andreasbrunnstrom8458]

Thanks, I had not though about that case where you cancel the exception.. very interesting.

[@alefsilva2541]

Boa! Mestre!

[@wisamidris]

thanks

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[@GarethDoherty1985]

Does this work exactly the same on a SPA application. I build Web Client Apps using Blazor. I am on a page and press a button to send an API call to the server to get data (lets say its long running) and when I navigate to another page, that Request to the API isn't cancelled, and I assume that's because there wasn't a browser "refresh" that happened.

[@ardavaztterterian1211]

i dont understand on how reloading the page, will effect the previous request and how the cancellation token is passed. can someone explain?

[@thanzeeljalaldeen]

should POST requests also use cancellation token? or is it only for GET requests?