For one of my web application(Intranet based), I want to make transliteration from English to some other language.
So is there any Microsoft API available that I can use in my web application.
Don't want to use Google API. It should be Microsoft or any other third party.
You can use Translator API. Also you may find more resources on the Bing developer resources page.
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I want to host a site for my university project can I host it on Google drive? or you can tell me how to manage data base using java script
Quote https://support.google.com/drive/answer/2881970?hl=en
With Drive, you can make web resources — like HTML, CSS, and
Javascript files — viewable as a website. ... Google Drive does not
support web resources that make use of server-side scripting languages
like PHP.
Since ASP.NET is a server-side technology, it will not work with Google Drive.
Hosting a regular database will not be possible too but it depends what do you mean by "database". For example, you can try to use Google Spreadsheet as explained here at http://dataist.wordpress.com/2012/11/23/using-google-spreadsheet-as-a-database/
If you a looking for a free of charge service, then google for "free asp.net hosting", e.g. this one is free (ads banners to your site) https://somee.com/FreeAspNetHosting.aspx
You cannot host asp.net site on google drive.
No Google drive doesn't support hosting of web site containing server side script language like Asp.net, php.
for managing database in javascript, you can use TaffyDB. here is the link of it.
My advice for a university project would be to contact somebody at the university and ask for hosting. Given that it's for work you've been given there, I'd be quite surprised if they weren't willing to help.
You can try Windows Azure with SQL Server CE database. It offers 10 websites for free. See more at http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/develop/net/aspnet/
I am looking at building a LinkedIn application and i am a little bit flustered because of the paucity of Information out there. Here are things i need to know:
1)
Is there any LinkedIn AppStore or a central place where i can test out applications? The link i could find is http://www.linkedin.com/static?key=application_directory but i dont want to believe there is only 18 Applications on the LinkedIn platform
2)
How do i host or integrate my Application into LinkedIn. The only option i can see when it comes to using LinkedIn API is to have the application on your domain and call the API from your APP. But is there a possibility of having the Application have a linkedIn domain? like we have on Facebook?
Thanks
Those applications you link are indeed the only ones that have been approved for use on the LinkedIn.com site - there is no open development system to build apps on LinkedIn.
To build applications against the LinkedIn platform, you would use the JavaScript or REST APIs, and you would need to host the application on your own domain.
Is there a way to post data from a ASP.NET application to Google+ account of a user. Does Google+ provide any API for the .NET platform?
Since the Google+ API is now available, you can use the Google APIs Client Library for .NET to access the API.
As of 9-7-2011, the API has not yet been released:
http://googleplusplatform.blogspot.com/
There is, however, a platform preview for which you can sign up:
http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/platform-preview/
Here is some discussion of the issue as well as some unofficial (that is to say, they will break eventually) APIs:
http://blog.programmableweb.com/2011/07/18/the-unofficial-google-plus-api-wait-which-one/
I have a requirement for web application developed in asp.net which allows users to make voice calls among each other from the website.
I have looked at api of skype but it seems more inclined towards desktop application. IS there any api which supports for web application like gtalk etc.
Which technology could be best used for developing such kind of applications? Any input, references would be helpful.
I did read that jabber is underlying technology for gtalk. Does jabber support voice calls, and would it be useful for my situation?
If you can include Flash, it has API for that job, but for client side layer only... probably you can chose java/.net for server side.
The only solution here is flash. Gmail / Gtalk requires the user to download a plugin for it to work, so technically it is a windows application being called from a webpage.
I recommend flash and asp.net for the backend, as said above. Either that or if you are OK with deploying plugins, you could go that route. I wouldn't recommend it unless it is internal only.
I know Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is a development toolkit for building and optimizing complex browser-based applications. GWT is used by many products at Google, including Google Wave and Google AdWords. It's open source, completely free, and used by thousands of developers around the world.
It can be integrated in java based web applications....
Is there any suitable replacement of GWT for asp.net web application?
If so,what is it?
GWT is platform agnostic. It can be easily integrated with any web application, not just Java. You just tell it to inject widgets into elements on the host page - the host page could be static HTML.
The built in RPC mechanism makes it easy to do RPC with a Java on the server side, but you can certainly use JSON or XML to exchange data with your server. It's a little more work, but not impossible. Look up 'overlay types' - these make working with JSON data extremely easy.
Consider SmartGWT. It has a built-in REST connector that is easy to connect to REST services on the .NET platform, which Visual Studio can help you generate.
On the .NET platform, the free open source (LGPL) edition is all you need. If you need commercial license terms, those are available too.
Take a look at Script#, but I'm not sure if it's still in development. "Essentially the Script# compiler is a C# compiler that generates Javascript instead of IL."
http://www.nikhilk.net/Entry.aspx?id=121
If you're just looking to hook up an ASP.net web application with GWT, try
GWT and .NET