I know the Azure instance supports .Net Frameworks, I'm trying to figure out if it supports Microsoft Frameoworks. Basically I have an SSIS package with Microsoft.Sharepoint.Client reference.
I found this link:
http://blog.pragmaticworks.com/introducing-ssis-in-the-cloud
You can install SharePoint Client Components SDK on an Azure SQL VM that has already SSIS installed. You can also install the SharePoint Online client components.
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I want to import an SSIS package into SSDT Visual Studio 2017 but while doing so I am getting an error i.e. Unable to create the type with name "Azure Storage".(Microsoft.SQlServer.managedDTS). I have installed all the necessary package also in SSIS toolbox Azure content is getting loaded.Please let me know what I am missing.
You need install Azure feature package on your server where SSIS reside?
Prerequisites
.Net Framework 4.5
Download the Feature Pack
Download the feature pack from the following locations.
Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Integration Services Feature Pack for Azure
I can see documentation on how to use Cosmos DB Table API with .NET here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/tutorial-develop-table-dotnet.
But I can't make this work with .NET Core project. Is there a way to make a working call to Cosmos DB Table API for .NET Core?
Thanks
There's currently no .NET Core version of the Cosmos DB Table API, but they are working on it. See the following GitHub issue: https://github.com/Azure/azure-cosmosdb-dotnet/issues/344.
From one of the comments there:
We are fully committed to delivering a .Net Standard SDK for Table API. We are tracking for delivery by October or before.
You need to add the following nuget package to the dotnet core project
dotnet add package Microsoft.Azure.DocumentDB.Core
I have written a blog on Wear out the features of Azure CosmosDB with AspNetCore application
EDIT
Click Install to install the Microsoft.Azure.CosmosDB.Table library. This installs the Azure Cosmos DB Table API package and all dependencies.
If you're looking to develop .NET Standard applications for Azure Cosmos DB Table API, you should install the Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos.Table package
You can check out the NuGet specs here:https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos.Table
I've been attempting to create a new MVC web application in visual studio and have it hosted in Microsoft Azure. If I choose to have a database server it fails with the following error.
Creating Microsoft Azure Web App
Creation of Microsoft Azure Web App failed. Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
If I don't select the option to have a database the web site is created in my azure account.
Can anyone tell me what this error is suppose to mean.
Make sure you are using the latest SDK version. There was a bug in 2.5.1 that is fixed in 2.6. Also make sure you're creating the database in the same resource group as the web app.
I just installed Visual Studio 2013 Update 3 and Azure SDK 2.4. I also installed "Microsoft Azure Tools for Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 -v2.4". I also tried repairing and reinstalling both the sdk and the Azure tools.
I can see 4 templates under Cloud (Azure Cloud Service,ASP.NET web application,Microsoft Azure WebJob and Azure Mobile Service) when creating a C# project.
There is no Cloud folder and no Azure templates at all when creating a F# project.
Is F# not supported or is it something wrong with my installation? I think it was supported earlier.
The F# template for Worker Roles is available as you are creating your Cloud Service project.
Create a Cloud Service project using C# or Visual Basic.
Next, as you are selecting the roles for your cloud service, you can select the F# Worker Role.
Full Disclosure: I've not actually used the F# template. I just recall seeing it when creating my C# projects.
I plan to use two websites in a single web role. Ref: MSDN.
I can do it easily when Web Poject source code. However I need to install Orchard & Magelia (shopping cart) together. They are available as deployment package.
Q.1. Can I wrap deployment package into azure solution?
Q.2. If not, should I download source code of orchard & Magelia then publish? I wonder how other community members are working on this !
Related question here on codeplex.
Copy binary published package via FTP to azure website.