In general you don't want to have a route per action like your sample suggests. As your app grows this will get quickly out of hand.
Also consider building your url space in a way that will look just RESTfull
So methods will be GetById
, GetByName
, and then pass the parameters in the query string to match the right action (BTW not sure what the difference in your case is between GetById
and FindById
if they are not really different consider just keeping one of them around).
You can stick with the default route and your request will look like:
/api/controller/345 or /api/controller?name=UserName or /api/controller?SearchId=345 (assuming search was indeed a different behavior)
Then the method signatures:
Get(int id)
{
}
[HttpGet]
FindByName(string name)
{
}
[HttpGet]
FindById(int searchId)
{
}