Is it possible to upload multiple images(In my case 4) to azure blob storage from windows phone 8 app.I am using Windows Azure storage library,Im able to upload a single image.Is there an option to upload multiple images?
The recommended solution would be to create a Web API service that you would call from your Windows Phone 8 application and send the picture to the Web API that would handle uploading your picture to a blob storage.
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I am creating an Azure Integration SDK which would allow users to interact with azure services via exposed apis. This SDK (jar file created by SpringBoot) could be part of any application with in the organization.
One of the part of this SDK is to expose Blob Storage. I have setup the sdk so far but the testing is done against blob storage which is accessible on public url and being authorized using accountName, key.
Whats the best way to configure blob storage security if
The apps are hosted in azure eco system.
The apps are hosted outside of azure eco system.
I have been trying for the longest while to find a way to upload images using windows azure blob storage with windows phone. I tried using windows azure storage client for windows phone but that does not seem to be working any more. I also tried about 2 other nuget packages and I also tried a web service that will handle the upload for but that didn't work out well as I wasn't completely how I should connect the web service to my phone app. I tried also uploading it using windows azure mobile service. Could anyone give me some pointers on how I should go about getting this to work?
Problem with windows azure storage client for windows phone
Install-Package Phone.Storage -Version 1.0.1
Attempting to resolve dependency 'SilverlightActivator (≥ 1.0.3)'.
'Phone.Storage 1.0.1' already installed.
ProjectName already has a reference to 'Phone.Storage 1.0.1'.
But no reference added to visible in reference folder
Problem with mobile services
Tried this: http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/mobile/tutorials/upload-images-to-storage-dotnet/
but could not find a Storage client library for Windows phone 7
You need to obtain a shared access signature (SAS) from your blob storage to be able to upload.
You can do so using your own web service that uses the storage client SDK to get the SAS and send it back to the phone, or you can use the Mobile Service for the same purpose.
http://www.nickharris.net/index.php/2012/11/12/how-to-upload-an-image-to-windows-azure-storage-using-mobile-services/
I'm a beginner of WP7, and I spent some time looking for solutions not only can consume
but also Insert/Update/Delete the data stored in SQL Azure.
I found a good tutorial here:
http://samidipbasu.com/2011/07/24/updating-odata-data-source-from-wp7-part-1/
However, the SQL Azure Lab no longer accepts registration.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sqlazurelabs/labs/odata.aspx
So, is there any other solution for directly accessing SQL Azure in the cloud without setting up a server?
Thank you.
have a look at Windows Azure Mobile Service, that should cover the server side.
you can then access the REST-based API from Windows Phone, see Using Azure Mobile Services with Windows Phone
How can I select a file from Windows Phone 7 Device disk (IsolatedStorage or something other) to upload on a remote server?
I need to select a PDF from disk and send it to
my server.
thanks.
EDIT 1:
PDF is already on device. I need to get from disk and send to server.
Is there any file enumeration or something equals to get all?
Apps can only access their own IsolatedStorage - they cannot access any other files on the device.
So, unless that PDF was retrieved by your app, and saved to IsolatedStorage via your app, your app cannot access it in order to send it out.
Merged with How to access Azure blob storage via Flex Application?.
I am trying to access Blob Storage on Azure via my flex Application. I am doing this via an HTTP Service by using the url given by Azure Blob Storage. However, my storage has private and restricted access and I can only update the storage by using the key (provided by Azure).
Since my application needs to write to this storage, I somehow need to pass in the key via my HTTPService?
Does anyone have any idea how I can do this?
Regards
Aparna