Maarten Balliauw • 12/7/2012

Configuring IIS methods for ASP.NET Web API on Windows Azure Websites and elsewhere

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This technical article explains how to configure IIS (including on Windows Azure Websites) to properly route non-standard HTTP methods (e.g., HEAD, PATCH, PROPFIND, or custom verbs) to an ASP.NET Web API application. It details the common conflict caused by the WebDAV module and provides specific Web.config modifications to remove the module and update request filtering and handlers.

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