.Net Core 2.1 problem with JwtSecurityTokenHandler();
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I sitting on this many hours and i still have no idea what i am doing wrong.
I searched in google but i didn't find any solution. Maybe some of you have the same problem and know how to sort out.
Thanks in advance

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I forgot to tell that i am using .net core 2.1
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:31
I think you are using thenewkeyword in wrong place. New is used to create an instance of the class. Since you have created once the instance there is no need for thenewkeyword.
– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:37
thanks man it works :) propably it is a change in .netcore 2.1 btw in .netcore 2.0 it working but i really thank you :)
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:55
Glad to help you.
– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:57
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Description of problem in screenshot below.
I sitting on this many hours and i still have no idea what i am doing wrong.
I searched in google but i didn't find any solution. Maybe some of you have the same problem and know how to sort out.
Thanks in advance

c# token
Description of problem in screenshot below.
I sitting on this many hours and i still have no idea what i am doing wrong.
I searched in google but i didn't find any solution. Maybe some of you have the same problem and know how to sort out.
Thanks in advance

c# token
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I forgot to tell that i am using .net core 2.1
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:31
I think you are using thenewkeyword in wrong place. New is used to create an instance of the class. Since you have created once the instance there is no need for thenewkeyword.
– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:37
thanks man it works :) propably it is a change in .netcore 2.1 btw in .netcore 2.0 it working but i really thank you :)
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:55
Glad to help you.
– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:57
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I forgot to tell that i am using .net core 2.1
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:31
I think you are using thenewkeyword in wrong place. New is used to create an instance of the class. Since you have created once the instance there is no need for thenewkeyword.
– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:37
thanks man it works :) propably it is a change in .netcore 2.1 btw in .netcore 2.0 it working but i really thank you :)
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:55
Glad to help you.
– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:57
I forgot to tell that i am using .net core 2.1
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:31
I forgot to tell that i am using .net core 2.1
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:31
I think you are using the
new keyword in wrong place. New is used to create an instance of the class. Since you have created once the instance there is no need for the new keyword.– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:37
I think you are using the
new keyword in wrong place. New is used to create an instance of the class. Since you have created once the instance there is no need for the new keyword.– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:37
thanks man it works :) propably it is a change in .netcore 2.1 btw in .netcore 2.0 it working but i really thank you :)
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:55
thanks man it works :) propably it is a change in .netcore 2.1 btw in .netcore 2.0 it working but i really thank you :)
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:55
Glad to help you.
– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:57
Glad to help you.
– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:57
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I forgot to tell that i am using .net core 2.1
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:31
I think you are using the
newkeyword in wrong place. New is used to create an instance of the class. Since you have created once the instance there is no need for thenewkeyword.– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:37
thanks man it works :) propably it is a change in .netcore 2.1 btw in .netcore 2.0 it working but i really thank you :)
– Mateusz Stroba
Nov 18 at 17:55
Glad to help you.
– Llazar
Nov 18 at 17:57