azure-web-sites

So i have a localdb set up for my project in Visual Studio but when I publish it to my Azure web app, I get " An unhandled exception occurred while processing the request. Win32Exception: The system canot find the file specified TryGetConnection" I tried adding a "DefaultConnection" Connection String with the database/server as the value in the Web App settings but that didn't do anything yoape LocalDb doesn't exist for Azure. LocalDb is a feature of SQL Server Express, there is no equivalency of that on the service (machine) you are deploying your App Service website on. There are plenty of

I've been trying to get a .NETCore RC2 web app working on Azure with the RequireHttpsAttribute set but I'm having issues. To remove the possibility of this being a problem that I've introduced with my code, I cut things back to the bare minimum and recreated it using the "out of box" VS2015 .NETCore RC2 template. If I deploy the standard VS2015 .NETCore RC2 web app the site runs fine. If I then add [RequireHttps] to the controllers it works fine locally, but on Azure it causes an HTTP302 redirect loop. This seems to be something which has changed since RC1 since the RequireHttpsAttribute works

Using latest Phantomjs binaries v1.9.7 on Azure websites, it renders black boxes instead of character. here is an example of simple phantomjs script on Azure: var page = require("webpage").create(); page.content = "Hello 123"; page.render("index.png"); phantom.exit(0); the png and pdf result is [] [] [] [] [] [] [] in black And the jpg result is big black box This prevent us from using phantomJS as a webjob and within websites Note : phantomjs is working fine on VM,WebRole and WorkerRole PhantomJs uses GDI+ APIs from Windows for creating fonts and vectors in PNGs and PDFs which is,

I have an azure subscription that has upwards of 200 appServices where around about half of them have Continuous, always on webJobs attached, some also have slots which also have webJobs. Is there a way to list all webJobs that are inside a subscription? I was originally tring to use powershell to do this but it was getting rather complex and was wondering if anyone knew of an easy way to achieve the above. It seems like Get-AzureRmWebApp should be able to help but i cant find a way to list the jobs that reside inside the webapps. I found the command Get-AzureWebsiteJob which is not in the

The following code runs perfectly locally... var express = require('express'); var app = express(); app.get('/', function (req, res) { res.send("Hello World"); }); var port = 8080; app.listen(port, function () { console.log('Server started and is listening on port ' + port); }); But when i deploy it to azure I get a 500 error. Here is my findings... I have taken this advice Have tried all possible combinations of server.js, app.js, directory structure etc. The code is being deployed from a local git repo. Azure Web Apps (web sites) listen on ports 80 and 443 only. You can not listen on port