Please can you tell me how you created an application without using the wso2am store? because I need to make an application but without the store wso2am
I understood that your question is to create application without using Store UI. You can use Store REST APIs.
Refer this doc https://docs.wso2.com/display/AM260/apidocs/store/#!/operations#ApplicationIndividual#applicationsPost
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I'm working on a product which uses Firebase as its backend. Since firebase exposes the API keys to the user so that could be a security issue. So, after doing some research I've set the database security rules along with API keys restrictions.
But, now I'm unable to use it in local development as well. I was thinking of creating another firebase project and use that as a testing environment and use the existing one as production.
Since the existing project has a lot of data and users. I want everything similar in the new firebase project as well. But I'm unable to find an efficient way to do so. Can anyone please suggest what would be the best option here? Should I create a new testing environment or is there a way to allow me to use the keys locally without it causing a security concern?
Any help would be great. Thank you for your time.
There is no specific command to replicate one project to another, but you can build the necessary functionality yourself with each product's APIs.
For porting users between projects you can use:
The Firebase CLI, which has auth:import and auth:export commands.
The Firebase Admin SDK, which has commands to list all users and import a list of users.
For transferring data between the projects, you can use the API of the relevant database to read/write the data.
I'm currently working in a project and i want to use the firebase service. In this project i have the idea of "sharing" or giving the option to the user to download all of his data from the firebase storage.
Can any one give me any ideas? I'm using ionic framework by the way.
Try to use by anyway SMB protocol.
is it possible to have an application(IOS), and a website(specifically a website for the app), use the same firebase database?
Yes. As long as both apps either have the same data structure or ensure that their data structure in the tree don't conflict, they can use the same database.
I want my application to be in 2 phases. 1 part will simply fetch data in json format from an API and store it to a SQL database(or maybe a NO-SQL) and the other half(the web part) will read the data and implement customize alerts. So, basically i need to create a worker for the fetch process. But I'm confused between worker role and web role in Azure. Kindly help me what's the best possible way to implement this design?
You can just merge both in the same web role - the part of code running in IIS (the ASP.NET project created when you create a web role from a Visual Studio template) will handle web requests and the part running the "role entry point" will run the fetch process. Unless you absolutely need to scale them separately this will give you a simpler and more manageable solution.
Have you looked at this tutorial? It gives possible use cases and tutorials for both web and worker roles.
http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/documentation/articles/cloud-services-dotnet-multi-tier-app-storage-1-overview/
How to store data locally using Flex 3 in web applications. Without using backend or using shared object.
I came to know that there is something called Data Management in Flex 3. And it is not for AIR application.
Flex Data Management is part of Flex Data Services. It is a framework and toolset for storing data on the server (not locally in the web browser). Here is a tutorial for using Data Management with a java-based server.
Shared Objects are designed for local (in-browser) storage. I know you said you don't want to use them, but why not? That's what they're there for.
The only other approach that might be feasible, is to utilize the new HTML5 database storage (see this S.O. answer). In order to access it from flex/flash you'd have to (a) write some JavaScript function(s) to do the storage/retrieval, and (b) use External Interface to call your JavaScript from within flex/flash.
I'd strongly suggest that you consider using Shared Objects.
I don't know your use case, but you CAN store larger files, but it will prompt the user for the location to save the data. You can use FileReference.save() for this.