I'm developing Windows Phone application using Visual Studio 2010 using C# for database connection plan to use Windows Azure. Will you please say the steps? I have to call my web services into my app. How I access my REST web services in my Windows Phone ap? I need a C# coding for that too.
In my opinion the best approach now for this is using Windows Azure Mobile Services, please have a look at this tutorial which explains how to use it with Windows Phone 8
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I want to develop a (Universal Windows Platform) UWP app that will run locally. But another requirement is that 2 or more of the same UWP apps will be on another PC as a client. In the same local network, the database will be using sharing across all devices.
And of course, authentication and authorization will be needed on my UWP App.
I've done those in Web Apps using supported libraries according to the used language. But no idea how to implement it in UWP and local-network applications.
I've targeted to use UWP C# and MySQL database.
What would be the architecture of the App and popular tech stack to use because I'm not familiar with the C# world? Thank you very much.
Is there any way to connect the Windows Phone 8.1 application to Fabric Crashlytics?
I found these plugins, that are for iOS and Android only, but I'm looking for the one for Windows Phone.
Is there any way I can connect to that plaftorm?
EDIT: this question is not opinion-based. The answer can be easily validated.
Fabric Crashlytics are not available for windows phone apps. You may try some other Crashlytics services providers such as the HockeyApp. I used it for my app, the service is entirely free for a single app.
Im developping windows phone 8.1 app with c#.
The question is how to connect windows azure sql server and get data from sql server?
In internet everywebsite say linqtosql. But in Windows Phone 8.1, there is no LinqtoSql classes.
I try entity framework search on internet but all website use again linqtosql datacontext.
Can anybody help me?
Windows phone 8.1 app is a client application that run on mobile. It cannot directly accesses windows azure database from your windows phone 8.1 client. you need to create some wcf service or web api on azure(or some other server) to get the data from azure sql. and in that service method or web api you can use LinqToSql to get data from Azure SQL. Below is the link on how you can create rest full web api on azure and add/retrive data form zaure sql
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/web-sites-dotnet-rest-service-aspnet-api-sql-database/
Hope this helps.
The quickest way is to use Mobile Services. There are some pretty good tutorials where you can use .Net or Javascript on the service side.
Getting started with Mobile Services
I want to develop the web service with C# on Windows Compact7. But it cannot use like "System.ServiceModel.Web".
How can I develop REST Web service with C# on Windows Compact7? I need to make it with scratch?
Thanks.
We have an application written in C# (.Net 2.0). MS-Access as database and crystal report for reporting. I have to port it to Windows Phone 7 (Target mobile is LUMIA 800).
My concerns are:
Does Crystal report work on windows phone 7?
Can I connect app to MS-Access in same way that I am connecting it on computer?
bad news, you have to start from scratch as WP7 only support SilverLight apps (XNA too, but it's for games). Moreover, you won't be able to connects to access directly.
A classic Data application on WP7 will use some Web Services hosted on a server that will provides all data access, whichever is behind. Then the WP7 will query the WS to get/put data.
I'd suggest you to take a look at WCF RIA Services, but you have to understand it's a high learning curve starting from Windows Forms skills.
Does Crystal report work on windows phone 7 ?
No, Crystal Reports are not supported on Windows Phone. Nor are they suitable for presentation on a mobile device.
Can I connect app to MS-Access in same way as I am connecting it on computer?
Microsoft Access isn't supported on Windows Phone. You can connect to remote databases, as described by Steve, but for local data storage, you would have to convert your data.
Also, the UI and the entire User Experience (UX) for a mobile application is vastly different than for a desktop application, and as such you would want to start from scratch regardless.