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I am looking into JSON RPC libraries for .net that are free to use in commercial applications. Up until now i just seem to have found JROCK.
What other libraries, architecture have i got similar to JRock for .NET 2.0
What is the difference between a [WebMethod] in asmx web-service returning a instance of a class and a JSON Rpc method as in the JRock website page. Do i have any usability benefits, performance benefits or any benefits of using one over the other
JSON-RPC.NET http://jsonrpc2.codeplex.com/ is under a BSD license so you can use it in your commercial application. It has a ASP.net handler, but ASP.NET is not required. I have examples that run the server from a console application. It can work with sockets or pipes, or any transport you would like to plug into it. So you are not forced to use HTTP, but its there if you want to.
You should find that json rpc is more compact then asmx. It should reduce bandwidth, and could perform better for you, but you would want to test that.
I'm a contributer on the project, and would be interested to know if it meets your needs.
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I have been learning about Rest APIs and I just created my first one in Visual Studio. Now I would like to put it on the internet so I can call to it rather than calling localhost. For the amount of information on how to create an API there isn't much information on how to deploy it.
My API is very simple and not very useful. It is more of a learning exercise to me. So I was wondering what is the free or cheap way of getting it on the internet.
Every ASP.NET project is deployed the same way. You hit publish and upload the files to a web server (be it your own computer with public IP address or hosting you pay for). If you are using a database you may need to setup that too and tweak the connection string in the config file.
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I've built an application with the following components:
ASP.NET MVC 4
SQL Server Reporting Services
SQL Server Integration Services
SQL Server 2012 database
Is there a platform as a service (PaaS) that will host all the code or will I have to use multiple services?
The goal for this deploy is for user testing. Eventually, the application will be migrated to an already existing .NET infrastructure so I'm looking for a transient environment.
Thank you!
Best bet is to use something like an aws ec2 instance where you can install everything you need on a box, pay by the hour to use it, and simply terminate it when you are done.
Very cost effective for temporary servers like this.
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I have a long list of categories and keywords provided by one client.Is there any way/tool to avoid one by one manual creation of them.
I'm not aware of any existing tools to do this, but it would be possible to build one that uses either the Content Manager .Net API or the Core Service (WCF web service) interface to programmatically create the C&Ks for you. Personally I'd probably go with the Core Service - if you google "sdl tridion core service" there is a wealth of information already in the public domain to help you get a better understanding of how to use it.
There's a particularly good article here - http://blog.building-blocks.com/creating-keywords-using-the-core-service-in-sdl-tridion-2011
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I want to connect using odbc to datasources I can expose over webservice like oData or a custom webservice that can accept SQL.
Are there any drivers out there that can do it?
Unfortunately I'm not aware of a provider that does this natively.
One option would be to use Entity Framework with a custom 'Entity Framework provider' that supports ODBC datasources and use WCF Data Services' ability to expose an Entity Framework model.
Failing that WCF Data Services also has a provider model (see my blog series) that allows you to write custom code to expose any datasource, be that other WebServices, Flat Files, NoSQL database or ODBC data source.
Hope this helps
You should definitely checkout Power Query for Excel (http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=39379).
This is a great way to export your data from oData webservices. I tried it out on some in development services in house and it was extremely impressive... one of those WOW moments (I don't get many of these :).
Big caveat is that you can't import using PowerQuery (and please point out if I'm wrong here... I'd love to use it for import!).
I also came across the http://www.rssbus.com/odbc/odata/ solution (now up to $99/client) and will try this out for an import solution.
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I am aware of a tool which MS has provided which tells you about coss site scripting attack etc.
The tool is http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=0178e2ef-9da8-445e-9348-c93f24cc9f9d&displaylang=en
But are there tools which you have used for ASP .NET applications which do similar to this and which one is widely used in ASP .Net applications ?
Unfortunately CAT.NET is as good as dead so you can rule that one out.
In terms of XSS detection, if you're wanting to test vulnerabilities in an existing app you need not constrain yourself to static code analysis or .NET specific tools. There are plenty of language agnostic scanners out there you can run against the URL of an existing site.
One I've found very useful in the past is Netsparker from Mavituna Security. This is really easy to get up and running with (download it, enter a URL in a nice UI, run the scan) and the results are easily interpretable. You can grab a free community version which will identify persistent and reflective XSS (among other vulnerabilities) or pay for a licensed edition with a heap of additional features.
Are you thinking of the Web Protection Library?