azure-mobile-services

问题 I'm really hitting a brick wall with the new C# based Azure Mobile Services, and it's really simple too :( I can't for the life of me get the query operation to return child property values. I have the todo item of the default project modified like this: public class TodoItem : EntityData { public TodoItem() { this.Numbers = new Collection<TodoItemNumbers>(new List<TodoItemNumbers> { new TodoItemNumbers{Value = 1}, new TodoItemNumbers{Value = 2}, new TodoItemNumbers{Value = 3}, new

问题 I have a Cordova app and after upgrading (5.0.0) it I'm unable to call any resource at all. I've added the whitelist plugin and added the following tag to index.html <meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy" content="default-src *; style-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline'; script-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval' *.azure-mobile.net localhost:1337 *.ajax.aspnetcdn.com"> I got the following errors: Refused to load the script 'http://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/mobileservices/MobileServices.Web-1.2

问题 What are the main differences between azure notification hub and mobile services Which is best to use when. Thanks 回答1: Those services have a totally different purpose. Mobile Services allow you to provide a backend to (mobile) devices running your apps. Imagine a database that is exposed via a REST based API. You can react on CRUD operations by writing JavaScript code (Azure uses node.js for this purspose) and restrict the access to the database. This allows you to rapidly develop new apps

问题 While using the classic Azure Mobile services, you used to get a key along with a URL for your Mobile Service app. This key was also used to explore the APIs on your backend site & was used as a password. With new Azure App services all you need to instntiate the mobile service client is the URL like below private static readonly MobileServiceClient MobileService = new MobileServiceClient("https://thecityapp.club"); There is no key *a second parameter that was available with Azure Mobile

问题 I am utterly confused by the use of Entity Frameworks code-first migrations within Azure Mobile Services. I'm following the article How to make data model changes to a .NET backend mobile service with additional help from Stack Overflow answers, and have also read Code First Migrations and Code First Migrations in Team Environments and watched Migrations - Under the Hood. In Visual Studio 2015 I make a new Azure Mobile Service, and then enable code-first migrations by going to the nuget