Ask the WebAPI controller to send an HTTP request to another controller within the same service

Question

I have a WebAPI service and I want it to send an HTTP request to itself. I would like to confirm what the most appropriate way to do this looks like. (Usually, I simply created an instance of another instance of the target controller or refactored the interface code and then made the request this way, but for various reasons I do not want to use this method.)

Is the code below the most appropriate way to make an HTTP request a different controller within the same service?

using (HttpClient client = new HttpClient())
{
  var httpRequest = new HttpRequestMessage("GET", "https://localhost/SomeOtherController");
  return await client.SendAsync(httpRequest);
}

Answer 1

Yes, that would be a good way to call him.

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Answer 2

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public class SomeService
{
 public void DoSomeLogic()
 { 
 }
}

public class FirstController : ApiController
{
 public IHttpActionResult SomeAction()
 {
   new SomeService().DoSomeLogic();
 }
}

public class SecondController : ApiController
{
 public IHttpActionResult SomeOtherAction()
 {
   new SomeService().DoSomeLogic();
 }
}