Update Services.cshtml

MyApp/Pages/Overview/Services.cshtml

@@ -74,9 +74,9 @@ List<Contact> response = client.Get(new GetContacts());
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-                    Without any configuration required, ServiceStack already includes <a href="https://docs.servicestack.net/routing#pre-defined-routes">pre-defined routes</a> for all services in the format:
-                    <pre>/api?/[xml|json|html|jsv|csv]/[reply|oneway]/[servicename]</pre>
-                    Where <code>servicename</code> is the name of the Request DTO. For example, the pre-defined URL to call a JSON <code>Hello</code> Service is <code style="white-space: nowrap">/json/reply/hello</code>
+                    Without any configuration required, ServiceStack already includes <a href="https://docs.servicestack.net/endpoint-routing#api-pre-defined-route">pre-defined routes</a> for all services in the format:
+                    <pre>/api/[RequestDto]</pre>
+                    For example, the pre-defined URL to call a JSON <code>Hello</code> Service is <code style="white-space: nowrap">/api/Hello</code>
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                     Friendly custom routes are defined using the <code>RouteAttribute</code> applied to the Request DTO. Variable place holders bind by property name and can be used in the path. For example, the path <code>/hello/world</code> will bind "world" to the <code>Name</code>  property of the Request DTO.