Recently I've created an account on oracle cloud and created a autonomous database processing, i have a simple .NET Core API, she connect on my cloud database using EF Core and returns select result in JSON format, on localhost works normally, my application was connect to database and returns my expected result.
When i publish the application on azure web app free plan, the application doesn't connect to my autonomous database, i think because i'm trying using a free plan, someone just tried do something? (Oracle Cloud + Azure Web APP)
It is possible that you are hitting the Azure Web App's sandbox restrictions. Some tips to troubleshoot:
Take a look at the documentation on this topic and see if it applies to your web app, https://github.com/projectkudu/kudu/wiki/Azure-Web-App-sandbox
Check if you can find the any errors via App Service Diagnostics, https://azure.github.io/AppService/2018/09/24/Announcing-the-New-App-Service-Diagnostics-Experience.html
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I am using Oracle Forms 11g to develop a screen and I want to deploy it in a application server in web? Which is the best cloud application server to deploy Forms application that already contains forms preinstalled in it
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Also , please tell me what are the prerequisite of that server to run a small application ?(for personal use).
Does Oracle or any other cloud hosting company provide such a server for subscription ?
Thanks
I want to learn how to create a windows application which will be connected to a server and will fetch the data from server and can perform various functions. For example a library app on which we can view issued books, place hold on book etc.
I am a student and have basic knowledge about databases, web application and web architectures.
You can make a window application in .net with using Visual Studio, both .net have libraries to connect with MYSQL database.
here is how you can connect with your mysql database
Connecting to a mySQL database using asp.net
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.
we want to connect the Azure database by using console application. my application sheduled in system it has dynamic IP. so i have problem to connect Sql Azure.
then developed a webservice and hosted in windows azure and consumed the web service from console still we have same issue.
please suggest
If you know the IP range, you can allow the entire range on the database firewall. It's not very elegant but will work.
I am new to Windows Azure and SQL Azure and was wondering if there is a way that I can export the reports (on my reportserver) that I created and e-mail them to for example and administrator automatically like every week?
Kind Regards!
As you are new to both Windows Azure and SQL Azure, I would suggest the following:
SQL Azure Reporting is still in Preview (or CTP) mode so there are limited functionalities available.
SQL Azure reporting preview provides following 3 scenarios:
2.1 Embed Microsoft reports in Web or client applications
2.2 Design, publish, and view reports (.rdl) and report-related items on a SQL Azure Reporting report server.
2.3 Interact with the report server Web service by using SOAP API calls.
So when you are using SQL Azure Reporting Preview you can generate the reports however to send these reports via email you need a front end to take care of job or custom code running on-premise connected to SQL Azure Reporting service.
3.1 This front end could be a Windows Azure Web Role (using 3rd party email provider or online MS Exchange to send email) or your own SQL Azure reporting service sending emails by using custom code.
3.2 You can also write a client application talking to Reporting Service Web Service over SOAP to get reports and then email to required destination.
More information on SQL Azure Reporting Preview is here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/gg430129.aspx
I assume your reportserver is running on Azure? Azure doesn't have an SMTP server so basically what you will need to do is
1) Use a third-party SMTP server (Gmail is free) to send out the emails. Azure recently have a deal with sendgrid who provide SMTP and email services as well.
2) Write a little application that runs in a worker role and periodically generates the reports and sends them out.