WebMatrix :: How To Consume Api Webservice Of Another Site And Publish Content On Own Page
Mar 31, 2011
I would really appriciate if someone could show me example of how to use api webservice of another site and retreive content (or whatever data is returned) and publish that content localy on omy own site. Api webservice I´m planning to use has support for HTTP GET & POST and SOAP 1.1 and 1.2.
I created my site with webmatrix and razor.I tryed searching on the net but I'm having hard time finding relevant content.
I am trying to publish a sugarcrm site I created in webmatrix to my site hosted on godaddy, however when i go into the publish settings and enter the server info, passwords etc., I can only get the connection to validate for the FTP protocol setting. When i click the button to test and validate the connection for webdeploy instead of ftp, it tries then says connection timed out. How do I get this to work so that I can publish my site on godaddy?
My hosting company states they support .net and razor. However after uploading my website made with webmatrix and razor *.cshtml pages. When i visit my website all i get is 404.17 error messages. As an testcase i decided to add an standard .aspx page. Visiting that page gives the same 404.17 error message :-( .
According to my webhoster my web.config is wrong. However that one is generated by webmatrix. Besides my *.cshtml *.aspx a lot of files and directories are added to the bin folder. What can i check and what should my hosting provider check. When using the check compatibility the asp.net version is shown as unknown? My hosting provider claims my site is running asp.net 4.0 in integrated mode and that should be enough.
According to this article http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2010/07/06/introducing-webmatrix.aspx by Scott Guthrie it should be possible to publish to sftp (FTP/But iSL). In the current (release) version of WebMatrix that option isnt avaliable. Anyone know of a workaround for this, or have info about the feature being skipped?
I have an existing RESTful webservice that I consume (I did not create) from a 3rd party. I currently use WebRequest and WebResponse to create and read the request and response. I access the service by url with query string parameters to pass what type of data I am requesting. I get the results back in XML, then have to load it into a new XmlDocument, create a bunch of DataSets, XmlNodeReaders, DataTables, etc. It's really messy in my opinion.
What I am looking to accomplish is to take advantage of the Entity Framework Model, OData, and WCF. I have never create or used WCF yet. The webservice that I am accessing is some sort of service created from within Apache, it is not .Net. I don't know whether or not I can utilize the new .Net Framework 4.0 services to make the consumption of this service any better, easier, or cleaner.
I have created a asmx web service.The service will interact with SQL Server database to Get, Insert and Update of some tables in my db.I have one Service method called AddItem which takes a class object as parameter. with that parameter I am inserting the values into the database. In the same way I have another service method that Gets all the Items from db using the same class and returns the class object as the return type for my service.Â
Here is my sample AddItem() and GetAllItems() prototypeÂ
I want to deploy a website in a computer where no webmatrix is installed. What are the requirement to run the website without webmatrix? And how do I configure IIS to run in startup with the site path?
I have an asp.net web site with 10-25k visitors a day (peaks of over 60k before holidays). Pages/visit is also high, since it's a content site. I have a few specific pages which generate about 60% of the traffic. These pages are a bit complex and are DB heavy (sql server 2008 r2 backend). I was wondering if it's worth "caching" a static version of these pages (I hear this is possible) and only re-render them when something changes (about once in 48hs). Does this sound like a good idea? Where would be the best place to implement this? (asp.net, iis, db) Update: Looks like a good option for me is outputcache with SqlDependency. I see a reference to some kind of SQL server notification for invalidating the cache, but I only see talk of SQL server 2005. Has this option been deprecated by Microsoft? Any new way to handle this?
Believe it or not, but I did not had to worry about the hosting of a asp.net site for years.
Figured I'll get some hosting for fiddling with things (for instance, mvc now).
However I found this "Publish" function in VS (vs '08 team ed) a pain. Publish to an FTP site seems to take ages. So I just publish to a local folder and FTP that up (filezilla). But d@mn.....the dll's used, javascript files (included by default in an asp.net mvc project), etc keep failing...driving me bonkers.
How you guys "Publish"? I got a fairly good host now (thanks M) so the problem should be on my side. Internet connection speed is not too bad here.
If i get my own Domain Name and then create a site using VWD will i then be able to host my website on my own domain name i have made? sounds like a silly question i know; i take it i would have to publish the site through VWD before i would be able ot do this? Just dont get how i can create a site in VWD then attach it to my own domain name space to have my own site.
I had first build an database and populated it with various information, set some properties related to FTS and other things.
Now, in the asp.net MVC application, I am able to add the database ServerExplorer->Connect To Database-> Data Source= MS SQL SERVER->Server name->OpAmp-pc. Now, I was unable to add the database by copying the file in app data folder.
My doubt it how can I share the website+ database with my fellow batchmate or put the whole website online.
I have a very simple app on my local machine that uses the ASP.NET membership provider. This works fine on my local machine.I have published the app to our web server, and I need to know the specifics of setting up the application for asp.net membership to work.I have a basic understanding that it uses an MDF file and somehow connects to a SQL database (SQLEXPRESS I assume on my local machine) which holds the user/role information.
Developing a website in ASP.net. On the development site all is working fine.We decide to publish the site using visual studio 2008's publish mechanism.The publish goes flawless.When we go to the live site, it hangs anywhere from 2 minutes to 30 minutes before it starts serving pages.All other sites on the same server seem to work fine.If we reboot the server it starts serving pages right away.It is not a programming issue, as once the site kicks in all seems to work fine.VS 2008, .NET 3.5, On both IIS 6.0 and 7.5
I love the idea of precompiling my web site. In fact, 've never understood why MS didn't consider this important all along. So I tried the new Publish Web Site command in VS2010 and it seems to work well. That is, until I need to make a change to my site!In order to implement the tiniest of changes to my site, it looks like I must run the Publish Web Site command again, which takes forever because it overwrites and copies absolutely everything on my site, including the upload directory where users' images get stored, which is a problem!If I attempt to instead use Copy Web Site, then I get error about how I can't have an App_Code folder, or something along those lines, in a precompiled app.So what am I supposed to do? Is the only way I can have a precompiled site by requiring a complete reset of all content if I need to implement the tiniest of changes?
I have set up a development server (Win Server 2003) with IIS 6.0. I have the .NET Framework 2.0 and 4.0 installed. My web host (where my app will run) has .NET 3.5. Will it work for me to set up my development server with 4.0 in IIS, and then create a new website in Visual Studio (2010) that targets the .NET 3.5 framework (aimed at my development server)? want to be able to publish the site to my web host (with .NET 3.5).
1. can i use my system as web server as well as database server and my ip address as the name of the site. with out any registrations are there any free web hosting sites plz let me know.2. for stand alone applications setup file is created how about web applications. do we need to genrate any dll to integrate all the design and code and database.
i wanna to show a message box but i prefer to be server side ,i wanna to have full control over it,i mean the number of buttons, the icon etc like windows application.the problem when add reference to system windows.forms and use it , when publish the site on the server i have an error , i can't remember exactly , but when remove all my messages every thing becomes ok.this problem appears even with summary validation when i wanna to be shown as a message box rather than list.
I'm new here. Noticed that most posts are related to WebMatrix as a tool, not WebMatrix-WebPages programming. Also WebPages does not require WebMatrix at all. Perhaps there's another forum for WebPages, otherwise I would suggest to split this forum into two. WebMatrix | WebPages,
I have published my site using WebMatrix. In my local folder on my PC I've deleted some unnecessary files. And then published the updated site again. WebMaxtrix never give any indication it is going to delete files that are not found in an UPDATED published site. When browsing to my site and requesing the-supposed-to-be-deleted resources I still get them in my browser.
