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[trooks1017]

Congratulations on This Repo

[tjoudeh]

Hi,
You are right, if you are using localhost then you need to run both projects on the same time, they are two separate projects hosted locally on different ports.
All you need to do is to right click on project .API and choose "Debug" --- > "Start New Instance" and the same applies to the .Web project.
Hope this answers your questions.

Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2014 15:59:38 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [AngularJSAuthentication] Congratulations on This Repo (#1)

After a couple of days wrangling, i realized that I do not understand how this application works. While every verification presented in the first two articles worked fine (registering a new user using Postman, login of that user using postman returned the bearer token, etc) once I tried to run the whole application as defined after the Step 10 in the second article - I realized that I do not know which of the two projects:

should be set as a startup project??

One would expect that the execution starts with AngularJSAuthentication.Web - so that everything get's activated as the consequence of parsing the SPA view (index.html). However, once I enter the data to register the first account, I get

This is of course correct exception as the ..../register API is in the AngularJSAuthentication.Web project and thus inacessible.

Is this application expected to be run as two independent IIS hosted apps (using Owin)?

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[tjoudeh]

Hi trooks1017,
Thanks for taking the time to read the posts and drop a comment.
Regarding the service in run event you are absolutely right, I wanted to used Singleton pattern here.