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aspnetcore/blazor/javascript-interop.md
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### Static .NET method call
To invoke a static .NET method from JavaScript, use the `DotNet.invokeMethod` or `DotNet.invokeMethodAsync` functions. Pass in the identifier of the static method you wish to call, the name of the assembly containing the function, and any arguments. The asynchronous version is preferred to support server-side scenarios. To invoke a .NET method from JavaScript, the .NET method must be public, static, and have the the `[JSInvokable]` attribute. By default, the method identifier is the method name, but you can specify a different identifier using the `JSInvokableAttribute` constructor. Calling open generic methods isn't currently supported.
To invoke a static .NET method from JavaScript, use the `DotNet.invokeMethod` or `DotNet.invokeMethodAsync` functions. Pass in the identifier of the static method you wish to call, the name of the assembly containing the function, and any arguments. The asynchronous version is preferred to support server-side scenarios. To invoke a .NET method from JavaScript, the .NET method must be public, static, and have the `[JSInvokable]` attribute. By default, the method identifier is the method name, but you can specify a different identifier using the `JSInvokableAttribute` constructor. Calling open generic methods isn't currently supported.
The sample app includes a C# method to return an array of `int`s. The `JSInvokable` attribute is applied to the method.

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| `AutomaticAuthentication` | `true` | If `true`, IIS Server sets the `HttpContext.User` authenticated by [Windows Authentication](xref:security/authentication/windowsauth). If `false`, the server only provides an identity for `HttpContext.User` and responds to challenges when explicitly requested by the `AuthenticationScheme`. Windows Authentication must be enabled in IIS for `AutomaticAuthentication` to function. For more information, see [Windows Authentication](xref:security/authentication/windowsauth). |
| `AuthenticationDisplayName` | `null` | Sets the display name shown to users on login pages. |
| `AllowSynchronousIO` | `false` | Whether synchronous IO is allowed for the `HttpContext.Request` and the `HttpContext.Response`. |
| `MaxRequestBodySize` | `30000000` | Gets or sets the the max request body size for the `HttpRequest`. Note that IIS itself has the limit `maxAllowedContentLength` which will be processed before the `MaxRequestBodySize` set in the `IISServerOptions`. Changing the `MaxRequestBodySize` won't affect the `maxAllowedContentLength`. To increase `maxAllowedContentLength`, add an entry in the *web.config* to set `maxAllowedContentLength` to a higher value. For more details, see [Configuration](/iis/configuration/system.webServer/security/requestFiltering/requestLimits/#configuration). |
| `MaxRequestBodySize` | `30000000` | Gets or sets the max request body size for the `HttpRequest`. Note that IIS itself has the limit `maxAllowedContentLength` which will be processed before the `MaxRequestBodySize` set in the `IISServerOptions`. Changing the `MaxRequestBodySize` won't affect the `maxAllowedContentLength`. To increase `maxAllowedContentLength`, add an entry in the *web.config* to set `maxAllowedContentLength` to a higher value. For more details, see [Configuration](/iis/configuration/system.webServer/security/requestFiltering/requestLimits/#configuration). |
**Out-of-process hosting model**
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To host an ASP.NET Core app as a sub-app under another ASP.NET Core app:
1. Establish an app pool for the sub-app. Set the **.NET CLR Version** to **No Managed Code** because the Core Common Language Runtime (CoreCLR) for .NET Core is is booted to host the app in the worker process, not the desktop CLR (.NET CLR).
1. Establish an app pool for the sub-app. Set the **.NET CLR Version** to **No Managed Code** because the Core Common Language Runtime (CoreCLR) for .NET Core is booted to host the app in the worker process, not the desktop CLR (.NET CLR).
1. Add the root site in IIS Manager with the sub-app in a folder under the root site.