In the blog Introducing Microsoft ASP.NET WebHooks Preview, we gave an overview of how to work with Microsoft ASP.NET WebHooks. We mentioned that it is not only possible to receive WebHooks from others but also to add support for sending WebHooks from your Web Application. This blog goes into detail on how to do that.
Sending WebHooks is slightly more involved in that there are more things to keep track of. In order to support other APIs registering for WebHooks from your ASP.NET application, we need to provide support for:
Exposing which events subscribers can subscribe to, for example Item Created and Item Deleted; Managing subscribers and their registered WebHooks which includes persisting them so that they don’t disappear; Handling per-user events in the system and determine which ...
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