Type in a url in the address bar to see which defined routes match it. A {*catchall} route is added to the list of routes automatically in case none of your routes match.

To generate URLs using routing, supply route values via the query string. example: http://localhost:14230/?id=123

Matched Route: {controller}/{action}/{id}

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All Routes

Matches Current Request	Url	Defaults	Constraints	DataTokens
False		(empty)	(empty)	(empty)
False	api/{controller}/{id}	id = , action = DefaultAction	(empty)	(null)
False	api/forms/{id}/{brand}	controller = forms, action = DefaultAction	(empty)	(null)
False	api/{controller}/{id}/{action}	action = DefaultAction	(empty)	(null)
False	api/{controller}/{action}	action = DefaultAction	(empty)	(null)
False	api/folios/{id}	(empty)	(empty)	actions = System.Web.Http.Controllers.ReflectedHttpActionDescriptor, precedence = 1.13
False	{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}	(null)	(empty)	(null)
True	{controller}/{action}/{id}	controller = Home, action = Index, id = UrlParameter.Optional	(empty)	(empty)
True	{*catchall}	(null)	(null)	(null)

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Current Request Info

AppRelativeCurrentExecutionFilePath is the portion of the request that Routing acts on.

AppRelativeCurrentExecutionFilePath: ~/Account/Login