I am running the Moodle and LTI services together. And now I am clearing the LTI service and want to keep the LTI service data (Submissions etc..). Then the LTI service provider sent me an SQL file as a backup of the whole LTI service data. Is there any method to put that SQL file into my Moodle?
Thank you
Searched on Google but my case is a bit different.
Both Moodle and LTI services were running together. and now closing the LTI service and wanting to keep the student data.
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I am trying with various SDK-based tools to interact with an on-premise instance of MS Dynamics CRM 2015. This instance is hosted by a third party provider, I have an admin account for it.
Login and normal admin operations on the web interface work as expected.
Whenever I try to access the CRM through the SDK, I get this cryptic error message: An unsecured or incorrectly secured fault was received from the other party. From this question ("An unsecured or incorrectly secured fault was received from the other party") I expect it to be a client-server time offset, but no better evidence of it. I'd like to get any relevant logging, including the WCF logs.
How can I retrieve thos WCF logs?
I am accessing a third party web api from my WCF application. While development I was able to access those APIs but when I deployed my WCF to IIS, its not able to connect to the web API and throwing me the following error:
"System.Net.WebException: Unable to connect to the remote server ---> System.Net.Sockets.SocketException: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it X.X.X.X:443"
Just to make sure that my server is fine where I deployed my WCF. I tried accessing those web api from a simple console application. It accessed those apis from my development machine and from the server machine as well. Now I feel the culprit is not the third party web api server, but something goes wrong when a WCF service access' a web-api hosted in IIS.
Please help!!!
Finally I found the issue. IIS runs my WCF under user 'network service' or 'application pool identity'. These are nothing but window built-in users which has limited access. When I tried accessing third party API from the console application it worked because it was running under my user credential which has admin credential. So I concluded that when an application making cross-domain call then it should be running under a user with enough credential to make such calls.
Solution was to change my application pool identity to a admin user identity (I changed it to my logged in user). It worked and making calls to third party API from WCF service
I currently have a Mobile Application that communicates through a WCF Service to access a Database. The Mobile App can access on the network as well as externally. It connects to the WCF Service which is hosted on one server inside the network. From there the WCF Service is pointing at another server which is hosting the Database that the Mobile Device is accessing.
With the above process how would you setup authentication using Active Directory which would confirm the user of the Mobile Application before it can access the WCF Service to confirm that the user is a member of AD and they can then login after authorization is complete. This would occur as the user opens up the Application. Would this be coded into the App to prompt for the information, then send the information to the WCF Service which would then allow access? If not this then are there any other ways or information/links that can be provided please?
Take a look at the BUILD 2013 videos. Visual Studio 2013 will create a webproject that will automagically do all that for you (I think). Just bare in mind, it uses the Microsoft.OWin.Security beta packages.
Also...you will need to install the AspNetWebTools2013 package first...
http://www.asp.net/visual-studio/overview/2013/creating-web-projects-in-visual-studio#orgauthoptions
Is there any way to communicate to application components within the Web Server. My application is made up of a Web Application on IIS 7.0 and a database on SQL Server 2005. I have several satellite services that are poling the database, and I am wanting to replaces these with web services that are triggered from the SQL database itself.
Can the Service Broker do this? Can it send start a conversation with a service within the web server (i.e. an ASP.Net page, a web service, or even a WCF service)?
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Is there any way that SQL server can call a web application component (i.e. web service, ASP.Net page. etc...). I need to know.
Yes, in the form of "Query Notifications" which builds on Service Broker
I haven't done it myself but this page on MSDN shows you a few options and further link
"Query Notifications in SQL Server (ADO.NET)"
As I understand it, there is no direct Service Broker API and it's done via SQL commands.
Hence the use of SQLDependency or SQLNotificationRequest in .net not Service Broker directly. This article explains more http://javiercrespoalvez.com/2009/03/using-sql-service-broker-in-net.html
i am new to the concept of silverlight and understood few things from this site.
i want to clear my doubt that what is the role of wcf ria services in silverlight applications?
what do we mean by domain services?
In Silverlight, you do not connect to a database directly - your Silverlight app runs on the client machine after all. The client-side UI (Silverlight) and the database / backend are strictly separated. The number of classes that the Silverlight runtime has to offer is (by design) quite limited, and things like direct database access are not amongst those classes available.
The way your SL app gets its data is through a WCF service (Domain service, or WCF Data Service) running on some server, which accesses the database on your behalf. This part usually runs on your web/app server and has access to your database or other backend servers.
The domain services are the one who gives you access to a remote repositories using WCF technology. That Silverlight compact .Net framework is on the clientside which needs to access services through cloud (internet) in able to interact data to the users.
You can start in http://www.silverlight.net
Happy reading!