so I don't know a whole lot about Office 365 and have been learning other frameworks that do not include ASP.NET.
The company I work for is using is Office 365 and CRM. I read you can interface CRM with a web app. What I am wondering is if a company had a web application they used on their intranet, is it possible to migrate it to Office 365? Possibly as a Site? Is it possible to develop a web app that shows up under Office 365 and is therefore accessible to employees at that Office 365 account? You would need access to the MS SQL and IIS web server running, can you get that kind of access through Office 365?
The answer is yes, you can have your application hosted on Azure or anywhere with all you backend and host it as an App in o365.
What i suggest you to do, Get Office Development tools for VS 2015, just create a project from under Office/SharePoint section and select SharePoint Add-In project template and check out the created project. you will see that an asp.net web project has been created and another project as a shell for deploying this app as SP app. you do have the option to host this app anywhere :)
Check out this tutorial: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/fp142379.aspx
Hope this helps.
Yes - you can build a web application and have it appear in the Office 365 app launcher. However, there are some specific architectural requirements such as integration with Azure AD and single sign-on.
Have a look at this article: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/office365/howto/connect-your-app-to-o365-app-launcher?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
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I am using Outlook meeting invitation for sending meeting using asp.net. Its working on Local machine, but When I deployed on Azure server, its not worked. Please suggest me way to implement Outlook meeting.
You cannot use Interop assemblies for applications, since they depend on the application that they are for to be installed.
If you want to do something with an M365/O365 account, please have a look at using Microsoft Graph.
I'm playing with Azure asp.net development. I use Visual Studio 2010, with Azure SDK and I'm a newbie to Azure cloud.
I created several apps and deployed them to my testing Azure Web Site. Everything works fine - ASP.NET Web Page, ASP.NET MVC3, even simple GridView binding to an Azure SQL database, which I created earlier and that I manage with Microsoft SQL Management Studio, using ADO.NET. It's really simple.
Now, I learned from some tutorials, that I need to use a Windows Azure Cloud Service Project to make sure that my application will work. But it works without this project, too. So what exactly do I need such a project in my solution for?
There are actually three different ways you could have gotten your ASP.NET app over to the cloud, and the confusion comes because you are seeing elements of two of those options.
A Windows Azure Web Site is just a single ASP.NET application running in Microsoft's data centers (versus on premises) so all of the configuration it needs is already part of the project itself (primarily the web.config), some being exposed via the Azure portal. In many ways, this is similar to web hosting providers.
A Windows Azure Cloud Service is a collection of multiple services, which could be web sites/services (Web Roles) or backend code (Worker Roles). The code for your Azure Web Site could also have been deployed exactly as is as a Web Role, but in that case it would be part of a larger application that potentially contains additional Web and Worker Roles. It's the Cloud Service project itself that provides the additional configuration of those web and worker roles (even if you have just a single role in the cloud service). The Cloud Service offering is considered Platform as a Service.
The other option, for completeness, is to create a Virtual Machine image yourself, install your ASP.NET site, and then have Windows Azure host the Virtual Machine. It's at the opposite end of the 'make it simple to deploy' spectrum, but you get a lot of control over what exactly is on the VM that you deploy. This is the Infrastructure as a Service offering from Azure.
I'm going to assume you're developing for Windows Azure Cloud Services (the foundation PaaS solution of Windows Azure). The Cloud Service project defines your application to the Windows Azure Fabric. If you don't already have one, then odds are your are running your application outside of the local Development Emulator. If you are going to deploy your solution to Windows Azure Cloud Services, you will need to create this project for your application so Windows Azure's Fabric (the secret sauce that will manage your application) knows how to manage the application.
And I'm going to assume the opposite to #BrentDaCodeMonkey - that you're developing for Azure Web Sites, and not Cloud Services - in which case you may have confused yourself with the tutorials, as I don't believe a Cloud Services Project is either necessary or advisable.
one of my co-workers has Microsoft Access(2010) on his computer and he created some reports.
I want to display those reports ouput in my asp.net aspx page.
is it possible ?
is there any Microsoft's web component for display access report ?
You can use Windows SharePoint Services
"Windows SharePoint Services is a feature of Windows Server that lets you store data and deploy database forms and reports over the Web. You can link Access 2007 to Windows SharePoint Services lists, or deploy your whole database to a server and use the collaboration tools that Windows SharePoint Services provides."
For access 2007 you can use a Data Access Page.
For more check
its might be stupid question to ask here..but Our requirement is window azure application configure to the Office 365. And Fetch Custom List data which is create In Office 365 web application to store in SQL-AZURE SERVER.
m new comer in Window Azure. So I need some help that how to configure its?? Give me Some Direction..plz
I think the best choice would be using the SharePoint CSOM to pull data from the O365 and store them into SQL Azure Wictor Wilen did a great post on his blog how to do authentication for O365 from within Azure.
There are many ways how to integrate Windows Azure and O365. I think you have to review such an architectural dicision for each requirement you're face with.
There is a great training course on SharePoint and Azure development. It's not explicitly O365 but hey, it's SharePoint at all :D
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Hi I have a website made it in ASP.NET, I don't have the code to create the web role instance, but I have already hosted my application in a virtual machine. Does anybodoy knows if can I host this application in a windows azure instance? Thanks.
If your ASP.NET project is a web site and not a web app, its a little complicated. If its a web app, converting it into a Web Role is simply a matter of adding a cloud service project to the solution and then right-click on the "roles" branch in that project and "add existing web role in solution" option. You can then select your ASP.NET web app and poof its a web role. All that remains is to add any customizations you want (not required) to allow the web app to properly take advantage of the Windows Azure environment.
If its a web site, you'll first need to convert it into a web app. This really isn't any different then converting it to a web role. Which is just a matter of creating a new empty project and copying your old project's content files into the new project.