I am new to mobile development. As i am familiar with c# .net so i am using xamarin plugin for visual studio. I have created a sample app in which i have used SQLite, created a DB and then performed CRUD operations. At this point all things are working good. But i already have a local DB and i want to use it. For this i have made an offline Azure api using swagger and on Release i have saved the files locally by using File System in release option in VS. Now i want to add my app as rest api client and want to use my local DB. But when i try to add as rest api client and then i select select an existing swagger file so while browsing i can't find any file. For reference please see the images bellow
So when i click browse and goto the location where i have saved my files for swagger i get nothing as shown in bellow image
Also it's finding the .json extension file which is not present in my publish api.
I don't know why it's happening, also as already told above i am new to mobile development i am not sure what to do. Kindly see the bellow image of my swagger UI
Any help would be highly appreciated
The URL you listed is for the user-friendly reference docs for your API; there should be a corresponding URL for the JSON definition endpoint for your API. Use this instead in the Add Rest API Client dialog in the "Swagger URL" option.
The other option is to use this peer URL to download the JSON description of your REST API into a local .json file and reference that when generating your client access classes.
For an example of these two endpoints, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt788315.aspx#Anchor_1.
Why you are using azure? I guess your are working in a company so they must have a server. Just publish your services on the server and then sync it with your mobile app and DB. This is the easiest and free way to do it. You can use Rest services for that
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I have a JSON file with 8k+ redirects that I use for my site. This JSON is hosted on a CDN (AWS Cloudfront). And every time one of our products or pages change their path, that JSON is automatically updated with a new redirect, and this happens pretty often (more than once a day).
I want to be able to use that JSON on my NextJS (12.3) project hosted on AWS Amplify.
Ideally I wanted to use the NextJS middleware.js to fetch that JSON and redirect to the proper path.
But right now Amplify doesn't support that middleware. They still have an open issue on github for that:
https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-js/issues/9145
So I tried to run that on getServerSideProps. But I'd have to replicate that for every URL segment on my project, which wouldn't look great.
Right now I use the native redirects solution on the next.config.js file (https://nextjs.org/docs/api-reference/next.config.js/redirects).
But this solution isn't great either for two reasons:
This is not dynamic. The JSON file is only fetched when the project is build up, so many times I have to redeploy my project on Amplify to be able to update those redirects.
The latency to find the correct path is affecting the page load perfomance (it takes around 400 to 500ms to run through the 8k+ redirects).
Can anyone help me to find a fast and dynamic solution to fetch and do those redirects on NextJS? Or maybe any idea to do that in a different way.
I was trying to upload files onto the Anaplan platform using the REST API.So there was a note mentioned on the Anaplan.
To upload a file using the API that file must exist in Anaplan. If the file has not been previously uploaded, you must upload it initially using the Anaplan user interface. You can then carry out subsequent uploads of that file using the API.
So I was looking for any way to upload the file onto the Anaplan without going through the user interface. As the above statement in the Anaplan API page suggested that you need to upload through the user interface first. So is there any other way we can get away from that user interface part or not
The first upload is what helps you setup import actions within Anaplan. So, as the documentation states it is going to require some UI activity. Here is a community article to help you further:
https://community.anaplan.com/t5/Anaplan-Platform/Uploading-file-Via-REST-API-and-Triggering-Imports/td-p/51791
I'm trying to create a web page using Perfect(perfect.org), Where users will browse and upload files. Can anyone tell me how can I get the progress of file upload?
perfect.org-fileUploads
Refer above link and Do as-usual concept following in HTML-JS-PHP or HTML-JS-JSP or other programming
In other words
you can receive response status in percentage from server-side and display it to client or put loder while uploading the file
Thank you
Before an official solution released from PerfectlySoft Inc. for this feature request, you could try splitting the file into small pieces and upload them one by one, then merge them back to the server - since there is no such an industrial standard to apply, all other web servers either provide different solutions or simply stay away from it.
I need to upload files in the Workspace:
I dont know which URL i should give as parameter to my file Uploader. Considering that i working with the SAP WebIDE personal Edition and my file are located in the following path:
file:///C:/SAPWebIDE/eclipse/serverworkspace/Al/ALine/OrionContent/testApp/webapp/model/
What should i please set as Url here?
var oFileUploader2 = new sap.ui.commons.FileUploader({
name: "upload2",
uploadOnChange: false,
uploadUrl: "???"
});
I think you have misunderstood how the FileUploader works.
The "uploadUrl" parameter should be used to specify a path on the "web server" (e.g. application server, web container) on which your application is hosted. UI5 is a web user interface framework, it does not know how to handle (server-side) upload requests. This means that the server (backend) itself should have some implementation for handing the file upload.
After you select the file and trigger the upload, a POST HTTP request is made to the path specified in this "uploadUrl" parameter. If you have no web server to know to handle it, then it will invariably give back an error HTTP response.
Based on the title of your question, I understand that you would want to upload the file inside your workspace. IMO, this does not really make sense (as you are mixing in the design time environment with your run-time environment (i.e. your application should never depend on the IDE).
Nevertheless, you can try and import a file via the import menu (right click on package, import, from file system) and see what URL is the request triggered against (using the dev console). I looked around a little and roughly this is the request URL: http://localhost:[Web IDE Port]/xfer/import/[User Name]-OrionContent/[Project Name]. In the Slug header you would have the file name. You might not be able to make a POST request towards this URL directly (because of XSS / CSS limitations), so you might need to create a route mapping for it.
I'm working on a web project but the scenario has some restrictions for a specific user case. We have been investigating a web-only solution and a dropbox-like native way to solve this.
The main restriction is that we shouldn't upload local files to a cloud. We can only track local URI's.
The use cases are:
As a developer, I should be able to link the URI of a local file to a webapp. Thus, I can click on a webapp element and the local file should be opened.
As a user, I should be able to add a directory and view the same structure on the webapp (clicking opens the file). The files are not uploaded.
Possible solutions:
We started trying the FileSystem API but when the specs. were fully defined, we figured out that a local sandbox was not enough, and we can't access to the local URI due to security issues.
We are considering a Dropbox-like native app. The Invision Sync App is closer to what we want.
The less optimal solution would be a complete native application.
The question:
Which is the more efficient way to achieve this? Any idea on some native libraries for doing this faster? Any web-only workaround?
Thanks in advance.