The documentation on MSDN says you can inherit from the IDataCacheObjectSerializer interface and update the configuration used to use custom serialization.
I can't find the IDataCacheObjectSerializer or the SerializationProperties element of the Configuration class in any DLL I've looked at, has anybody found these? Which version of the SDK are you using?
Thanks
This is available with the Azure Cache (Preview) release that is part of Azure SDK 1.7
You can look at my blog for more info: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jagan_peri/archive/2012/08/23/custom-serializer.aspx
Jagan Peri - Microsoft
The first step in the link you've provided is 'First prepare the development environment to use Caching.' which points at a set of instructions to follow first, which includes adding the necessary references
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I have downloaded the unity example project from Microsoft git and i used unity 2020.3.14 version to open the project, as per mentioned on the documentation, i have installed the com.microsoft.azure.spatial-anchors-sdk.windows-2.10.2.tgz into my project.
Then i took and build and ran the demo scene, placed the cube on my floor and tried to save it, but unfortunately it is give me a "service unavailable or unspecified error found" error.
Any idea how it solve this?
Thanks.
This could be multiple things. For example not specifying your Azure Spatial Anchor Service details (account ID, account domain + primary key) in your project.
Could you paste the link of the tutorial you were following?
Edit:
You have to download both the platform specific package and the core package as described here. According to your description you only added the platform (windows) specific package and you're missing the core package. We currently recommend using the Mixed Reality Feature Tool to add both
From the product development/ISV point of view, I wanted to understand if there is any recommended approach to create a Distributable package (installable) for Azure Functions. I found one post on TechNet but its very old (2017).
Also, is there any marketplace for Azure functions?
Thanks
The "Zip deployment for Azure Functions" option could be possibly useful and there are few more options mentioned under the "deploy" section of the documentation.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/deployment-zip-push
This looks similar to what I was referring to the marketplace:
https://serverlesslibrary.net/
Thank you Venkatesh, Posting your suggestion as an answer to help other community members.
the above suggested steps in the shared article are working fine by the distributing azure functions in our local environment with last version of visual code 2019 and the documented steps were working pretty fine and this should work for you as well.
How do I check in .net core (console app) if a given AD-group already exists ?
And how to create it, if not existing ?
If you're running your code on Windows as specified in the tags, quite easy. Install Windows Compatibility Pack nuget package and among others you'll get System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory namespace with the classes that are available in classic .NET.
See this article for many code samples.
How can I access the MobileDevice.Framework classes in MAC?
Apple did not release any documentation because this framework is private.
Check this page for the header and available functions:
http://theiphonewiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=MobileDevice_Library
Also take a look at libimobiledevice as it's an opensource version of the MobileDevice private framework.
Apps that use private frameworks are subject to getting the rug pulled out from under them at any time if that framework changes.
Basically I am looking at doing remote deployment of custom plugin and workflow to an IFD MS CRM deployment. This means that the tool provided by Microsoft cannot be used.
Does anyone do this?
Is it advisable or not?
What resources are available?
I've done a lot of google-ing and reading and it seems like everyone is using the deployment tool.
Absolutely. There are a series of entities that you need to set up to do this. If I'm not mistaken, the SDK includes the source for a plugin registration tool... you can look at that to see how it's done, and you'd just need to update it to work with IFD.