i am not able to find SLATE CRM api so that i can fetch data from slate.
My requirement is to fetch file from slate and put it to server location.
Thanks in advance.
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So I have created a server using .Net and Entity Framework that connects to my AWS RDS Microsoft SQL Server. I am using this for a backend in my newest Unity game.
I have tested it by running POST and GET urls in Postman. Logging in and registering works!
When I test I use the URL www.localhost: https://localhost:7254/authentication/register
What I don't understand is when I implement this into my game, what will the URL be?
ex) https://www./authentication/register
I do not understand how to go from running this server local to global. Can users devices use their own local host? (This seems unlikely). I am thinking that I should deploy my server as a web app and attach it to my RDS if thats even possible. I am just unsure of the next steps.
I cannot find a lot of resources on this and I am not a data engineer. Just trying to learn the ocean of knowledge required to be an indie game dev.
Any help is greatly appreciated :)
I have tried to use UnityWebRequest to send GET and POST urls but this is not working as I have no way of using a URL that will work for every device.
I'm reworking our companies management website and would like to display any commits or updates on our devops azure page on an "update" page for admins to view.
What would be the easiest way to do this?
Thanks
You can also check out Azure devops Rest api to retrieve the git commits for a project.
GET https://dev.azure.com/{organization}/{project}/_apis/git/repositories/{repositoryId}/commits?api-version=5.1
You probably need write codes to extract and display the required properties(eg. commiter, author, url, etc.) of
commits from the results.
You can check the examples in this document to learn how to make azure devops service rest api calls.
You can also check out the .NET client library. For git Commits you can refer to GitHttpClientBase.GetCommitsAsync Method.
Hope above helps!
I have developed a web application(flexdashboard) in runtime shiny by importing excel data into rmarkdown. I want to deploy it on a server which should work in real time i.e;i will share the link with users so that the end users can see what is happening in real time and the changes that are made to the data in excel data would also be reflected in the web app i.e; dashboard. Please let me know on how to deploy this Rmarkdown web app on Linux server (or any cost efficient server)?
Also please let me know if we can develop some dynamic web pages in rmarkdown.
Any kind of help is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I am new to asp.net and learning various things. I want to make browser(For Fire Fox only) extension that will interact with asp.net website.
Purpose of this extension is to send data from client side to server side without opening website and save this data to database under user profile
Any help, self learning resources, Books on extension will be appreciated.
Thank you!!
Install addon-sdk from here and then see pageMod:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/SDK/Tutorials/Installation
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/SDK/High-Level_APIs/page-mod
I have a client who has an ASP shopping cart (classic asp) and a Windows based point of sale system both using their own SQL Server databases.
The maker of the Windows point of sale system has a utility that will export the inventory as an XML file and will also retrieve any sales from the shopping cart if it is in their special XML format.
I asked them "where do I make the XML request for the inventory" and they told me it had to be done as a web service. I assumed that their software would either have a place for me to do a POST or GET request for the XML via HTTP or that it would generate it as a file on the hard drive. I have never built a web service, although I have been a developer for more than 15 years, so forgive me for my newbie-ness to this :)
Can anyone get me started with some links or any suggestions on how I can understand this better?
If I understood how I would make a request and allow requests for XML files with a web service, I'm sure I could build it.
This site seems to have a decent example.