App Maker Guide (server script section) mentions that " It is important to note any function you define in a server script is open to all users of your application, even if you do not expose it in the UI."
How can I call an app maker server script outside of UI?
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I have a NestJS app deployed to App Engine (Standard), the app uses the Firebase-Admin SDK to listen for real time updates to documents (Firestore). The app works fine locally, whenever a document changes, the listener runs as expected. However, when the app is deployed to App Engine, document changes aren't causing the listener to run. My App Engine instance and Firebase project both are in the same GCP project, and the default App Engine service account has Firebase Admin privileges. I'm kinda stuck, any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
App Engine Standard env doesn't support web sockets, switching to Flex env fixed my issue.
Currently, I have developed a shiny app which works fine on my system and runs on localhost:6000,
Now I want it to be available over the web.
So I am planning to run my app over a virtual machine using AWS, GCP or any cloud service provider and I will mask the port to some web URL.
But I suspect that it won't work as I am not using the shiny-server.
Will It work?
If Not, then are there any alternatives?
There are 2 applications on my server. One is a laravel application with login etc, and the other one is a shiny server with some shiny apps.
The apps are created through my laravel system and in the database is stored who has access to a shiny app.
Laravel is running on: <domain>:80 & <domain>:443
Shiny server is running on: <domain>:3838
What I want to achieve is that users have to be logged in in the laravel application and have access to the shiny app to be able to run the shiny app in the browser.
Is there a way to achieve this? And if yes, what is a good way to go?
I have an web application (ASP.NET MVC) host on Azure web app service and an console application (C#) as http trigger locally. This Azure web app service will call the .exe once when it's running. They run well this way.
Now I'd like to move the .exe file to Azure and call it from Azure app service. But I only find Azure function app to execute a piece of code written using Azure portal. Is there a possible solution for me to simply upload this exe file to Azure and can be called by Azure app service ?
Thanks in advance.
It seems that you would call your console application as http trigger when web app run. If so, you may need to upload your console application as a Azure webjob.
You could right click your console app and choose "Publish as Azure Webjobs" to publish your console app to the Web app on Azure.
WebJobs is a feature of Azure App Service that enables you to run a program or script in the same context as a web app.
For more details about deploy webjobs you could refer to this article.
Also, if you are using console core application, you could refer to this blog to deploy it.
Im working on a project with the following basic needs:
Need to invoke a Flex Webapp in a new Tab from another Webapp in Java/Jsp
This Flex UI must be connected to a unix backend to show the backend operations on the UI
The unix backend server has telnet operations and SSO
Is this possible? how?
Any further help on getting that Java Api
Using it as Adobe Air will require use of a server rite... I wanna do it without any extra server. Just the UI and the backend Unix server.
You'll need some kind of middleware solution (java based api) that flex can call over the web. Either that or use Flex as a local application (Adobe Air) which can run more OS specific commands