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I want to implement the Webhook APIs from <a href="https://developer.zoom.us/docs/webhooks/" rel="ugc">zoom.us</a> using ASP .NET Core 2.1 Web API, but I'm not sure how to configure this to test in Visual Studio 2017 IDE. Since it requires me to configure an application URL where it will send callbacks to my APIs, how can I set this up locally for debugging when IIS Express uses localhost as the site name? Will I need a public facing webserver/site to publish my code to?
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I want to implement the Webhook APIs from zoom.us (https://developer.zoom.us/docs/webhooks/) using ASP .NET Core 2.1 Web API, but I'm not sure how to configure this to test in Visual Studio 2017 IDE. Since it requires me to configure an application URL where it will send callbacks to my APIs, how can I set this up locally for debugging when IIS Express uses localhost as the site name? Will I need a public facing webserver/site to publish my code to?

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