I have deployed a Flask web app on Heroku platform.
This app has a functionality of user registrations.
Is there any way I can access the database and check who all have registered on my application?
When I used to run my app on local machine, it used to create a database file, .sqlite file and I could check the user credentials.
How can I do that once the app is deployed ?
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I am using Microsoft Graph API to send messages to private users in Microsoft Teams. I registered an App in Azure Active Directory, gave proper permissions and called the API and was able to successfully send the message.
My question is what would be the most efficient way to deliver this integration to different clients? Do we have to register an App in every azure directory of the client individually, or is there a way I can publish the app that I have created with all the API permissions required and the administrators can install the app in their azure directory
You would have to publish your application in your home tenant as a Multi-tenant application.
When a user from the client's tenant access your app, they will be prompted for login and post that either the user or an admin will have to consent to the app and the required permissions. This will create a service principal in the corresponding user's directory where the consent objects are stored. This way you don't have to register application in each directory.
You can follow the steps listed here for more detailed instructions to convert your application into a multi-tenant app.
I am dockerizing an asp.net mvc app with base image microsoft/aspnet (framework 4.8). I am able to deploy the app in an Aws Ec2 instance and was able to launch the app successfully but search AD users module seems to be failing. C# Directory sevices is failing connect to Ldap service and getting service not found error. I am able to do this search using the same code from local Machine and from a console application hosted inside the server.
Any thoughts?
I'm currently developing a web apps for my client, and my development server (a shared hosting server) only support MySql. But I just came to know that my client on whose server I'm going to deploy the laravel web apps on only support Mssql.
So my question is, later when I deploy the laravel web app on my client's server, what should I do to make the web apps works perfectly well? Is it enough if I just change the default driver from mysql to sqlsrv?
I have a web service that allows users to create their own web apps. They click a button and a web app gets deployed on my domain.
How can I deploy web apps on a subdomain or sub-uri by script when the user "clicks the button"? Say I have "www.service.com", and I want user created apps to be deployed on "www.service.com/app1", "www.service.com/app2", etc.
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I'm using GeneXus X Evolution 3 and I want to install it in a production environment.
The web app works well, but the android one does not. It fails when starting.
Does the android app connect to the database hosted in the server? If so, how do I need to configure ports or what do I need to set in the datastore properties?
The native android application does not access your database. It accesses REST services hosted in your applications server and those connect to the database.
So what you have to set is the Services URL property.
If you have problems accessing the REST services, you may have some issues related to URL Rewrite or other common issues.