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
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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
I am new at programming. I am building a basic layout of a project where i got this problem. i have a scenario where i have several clients and a server. clients will be using a desktop C# application and on server sql database will be installed and they are far apart. how can I share data between clients and servers? please help
I am pretty new to Windows Azure, I want to migrate existing web application that connects to remote Oracle server and run it as a cloud service web role how can I accomplish this while windows azure has no Oracle client installed by default ? or in other words how can I connect from within .net application to a 64Bit Oracle database server without installing oracle client ?
I have worked with Oracle client long time back so some of things below may not be right. But here are some of your options:
You could make use of Oracle client for .Net provided by Microsoft and add those assemblies references in your project. When you publish the project, make sure that Copy Local attribute on those assemblies are marked as true so that those DLLs get packaged along with the rest of your application.
If you're using Oracle provided client for .Net, I remember we had to install that application on our web server. In that case, you could make use of something called Startup Tasks in your webrole and install the package when your role starts. You could either include the installer as part of your package and then install the software using a startup task.
Question 1 :
Hi, I'm new to "VB.Net" and programming. Me and my friend is developing a Windows Application in VB.NET and we wanted to connect to a online MySql database. We already did it in the same pc[localhost]. But we wanted to know wether is it possible to connect a online MySql database to Vb.net Windows Application (not a web application)?
Question 2:
What is the name used to call Windows Applications that are connected to a online server?
Some examples I know are Steam application and Facebook Messenger.
[Where you can download the application, install and log in to the server.]
I have a SQL Server database which serves multiple ASP.NET windows applications. They each have their own SiteID to distinguish the data.
I recently realised that it isn't good practice to have multiple applications accessing one database directly and decided I would implement a service to handle all database connections.
All the windows applications and database sit on the same windows 2008 server.
I want to know what kind of service is best for this functionality. windows service?