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First of all, this question is made because of my lack of knowledge on windows related technologies. Now the question.
I have made an speech recognition application using Windows Speech API, using C#.Net. I am on windows 7 ultimate.
Now I need to make this application into an API, where the other applications can use its services. My other application is a web application.
I am thinking about purchasing a windows instance from Amazon cloud and adding this API into it with a web service, so my other application can access it via a REST api or something.
Is this possible with windows C#, specially with SpeechRecognition?
You could try hosting your library inside a wcf service and try making a call to the service from a locally hosted web application.
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I have been developing custom applications in C# and SQL Server. I have a new requirement where the customer wants to be able to access their application from their android or apple mobile phone too.
I need to know whether a desktop application developed in C# and SQL Server would have this feature or if any components can be plugged-in to enable that feature? Or if not, what would it take to achieve this.
I just need to be pointed in the right direction and I'll figure out the rest.
Thank you
Visual studio gives you the ability to build Native Android and iOS app using xamarin. It can solve your problem but it really depends on your software.
SQL, however, is unsupported by Android and iOS, if the database needs to reside on the device, you need to use another db, like SQLite for Android.
If the database can be a remote db, you can build an API (REST?) and access to it using this API
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I have a normal desktop application written in C#. Now I want an extra mobile application that uses the same information / data from the desktop application.
My question is how can I make a connection between my desktop application and my mobile application?
Atm I got two solution in mind:
-Make a webservice to provide data for the mobile application
-Use a database where the application can write stuff and the mobile application can read stuff from here
What do you guys think?
The best thing todo is to make like a REST service for it. This REST services communicates with your database to get the needed data from your database to your mobile application.
In your mobile application you make calls to this service using httpclient to get the data on your phone. You could chose to save this data locally in an SQLite database ( so people can use the app also offline ).
Hope this helps
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I want to develop IOT application in .NET. but I don't know embedded C. Can we develop IOT application using .NET languages?
Is it necessary to learn embedded c, c and java web services?
Check out: http://www.netmf.com/gadgeteer/
It's all based on .Net
You can check also out this Development with Windows 10
You can develop applications only using C# with Windows 10.
It depends. Do you need to write component-specific drivers, or are you planning to reuse components already programmed (that expose an API)? Do you want to provide a backend service for IoT devices, or do you want to program "the things"?
Anyway, I assume from your question that you are new to the topic, so I would say that until you reach the point of needing to write/compile C code you can develop and/or interface with most of the common prototyping boards via .NET.
You may have a look at the following links:
Arduino interfacing: http://playground.arduino.cc/Interfacing/Csharp
Windows 10 IoT: https://dev.windows.com/en-us/iot
RaspberryPI.Net: https://github.com/cypherkey/RaspberryPi.Net
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How can I write a code to consume classic ASP.NET and WCF web service in windows phone 8.1 application?
Its not allowing me to add service reference in solution explorer.
Hopefully this tutorial will help you in setting up a web service.
But in Windows Phone 8.1 Microsoft has started urging developers to use REST services more.
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I bumped into OWIN and Katana and I am now trying to understand what this is really about. From what I understand is that it simply tries to separate the web application from the web host.
So it basically says that when you build an ASP.NET MVC web application that your tied to IIS when you deploy the web application. With OWIN/Katana you don't have that problem. That's what I understand from it, is this correct?
If so, then why would I want to use OWIN/Katana in my project when I could simply use "mod_mono" to deploy my ASP.NET web application to a server like NGINX, Apache etc.
Because that's basically the goal of the OWIN project right? But I find it more trouble to implement OWIN/Katana into my web application then to just simply use the Web API of MVC and later on deploy it to a Mono environment. I could even run it in Linux if i want.
So when should one choose OWIN/Katana over Mod Mono? Does it really makes a difference in the end?