How to make a connection to the USP external device via ASP.net core Web App???
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It's already been worked on but there were some problems when testing the code
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Im trying to deploy an online application with a .NET 6 Web API backend app with a database and a Vue.jg frontend. The problem that I’m experiencing is when I try to use my github repository for the beckend application I get a “no component detected” error and cannot proceed with with creating the source. I'm not sure if the setup with .NET is supported on this platform.
Using native script, it is possible to access SQLite DB. But is it possible to use SQLite DB from NativeScript + Angular web app?
Anthing you can do in NativeScript Core, you can also do with NativeScript Angular, so yes you can access a SQLite database with NativeScript Angular as all you need is access to the local file system to store the SQLite database.
On the other hand, you mentioned "web app" so not sure if you meant to ask, "Can you access a SQLite database from a shared mobile/web app, using NativeScript Angular for the mobile app, and regular Angular for the web browser app?" If that is what you meant, then no, you wouldn't be able to access a SQLite database from the web app becuase SQLite databases are stored locally as a regular file, so there would be no way for an Angular web app in a web browser to access the same SQLite database file as a mobile app. For this situtation, you would need a traditional database server setup like MySQL, MariaDB, or PostgreSQL, hosted on an external server, where both the mobile app, and the web browser app can access that same database over a network connection. You could easily have the Angular web app, and the database cluster, hosted from the same server.
I personally use a PostgreSQL database server with a shared NativeScript Angular mobile app/Angular web app in production and it works really well. It is really nice to be able to share a lot of the Angular code (mostly core services) between the mobile and web app.
We have developed an application using Asp .Net MVC3 for our Organization.we want to host that Application to Access the Same using a Link from other systems.I did publish the web Application by right clicking on its properties and used web deploy option.Now i can see that Application in IIS under Default website and when i give browse i can view the Application running Properly.but when i try to access the same from another computer using the same link with my system's Ip Address i couldn't Access the Same.It would be great if we get any assistence on this issue.we r struggling on this for past 2 days
Our architecture consists of several backend (non-ServiceStack) services and applications that send data to our system via ServiceStack service hosted in asp.net - this is currently a standalone ServiceProject project containing our required Services/Repository/DTOs following the structure of all the provided ServiceStack samples.
With our backend complete we're now designing our two front-end requirements consisting of a web application and native mobile application. For the web application I'd really like to continue leveraging ServiceStack by using the Razor plugin to create the application's layout/views from our existing DTOs, for our mobile app we will only rely on the ServiceStack service for authentication and data - as it is native it's layout/views will come from it's own SDK.
Can I leave my standalone ServiceStack service as is and:
Create a separate web application project that authenticates
against our existing standalone ServiceStack service and uses the
Razor view plugin?
Have our native mobile app clients
authenticate against the same standalone ServiceStack service?
Most of the examples ie. RazorRockstars I've seen have the services embedded in the web project so I'm not sure if this distributed type of setup is supported. Any guidance or feedback on this is greatly appreciated!
It is very much possible. You can consume the web service from both, web and native mobile application. I worked in a ASP.NET MVC web application which used to make call to Web API service hosted at different server. The Web API service was shared among multiple applications. We were consuming it by making AJAX calls from client.
Something similar to your scenario is done at below link but they are using cloud to host service:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/529109/Mobile-2fWebplusClient-2cplusWebplusAPIplusandplus
If you have opportunity to make a web app for mobile instead of native app, then in a single solution both mobile and desktop app can be created. The exemplary solution can be found here: http://nopcommerce.codeplex.com/
Thanks and free free to discuss more in case of further questions.
I want to develop my iPhone app but I am not sure what could be the options I have for hosting database and webservice to communicate with my iPhone App. Could someone please suggest me what could be the best way to go for this?
I know how to build everything but never come across this situation. I have been working in environment where we ask Admin to give us Server where we host everything but if I want to do it myself and don't have server infrastructure what could be the options do I have? Do I need to purchase from web hosting provider?
Thanks.
From my experience, I've developed back-end part for iPad client. It was REST, ASP.NET Web API (WCF Web API) and as database on back-end MS SQL Server and MySQL.
Anyway for mobile clients you can freely use REST. It can be ASP.NET Web API from .NET or other libraries that help to make REST services for example from Java.
REST is good consumed by mobile client applications. And then from client application perspective, it's no matter what database back-end will have.
Speaking about hosting it also depends from requirements to back-end. When you have no server infrastructure, you can use cloud PaaS like Amazon AWS (EC2) for example. Or host server it by yourslef.