Moving to microservices from a monolithic environment
We are looking at migrating our application to Azure instead of having it hosted at each client site. Some of the processing is done through data events which looks to be pretty straight forward. The issue we have is the time-based events that happen periodically. Everything I've read thus far doesn't seem to have information if it's possible to use a time-based event to trigger processing. Does anyone know if this is possible and if so, how it's accomplished?
How to increase the timeout of a Invoke-WebRequest call either globally or in web.config?
If your program uses the now legacy API `System.Net.HttpWebRequest` and that `HttpWebRequest` throws a `System.Net.WebException` that reads `The operation has timed out` Is it possible to change the timeout property in the System.Net.WebException via a web.config file by adding the correct add element name and value attribute? Or possibly change it globally using the registry or a GPO? I have already been advised to fix this using netsh http retries and some other settings and truth be told the issue could be on the opposite end of the connection where it also could be timing out; but it is unclear how to find that out. The error looks like this: System.Net.WebException: The operation has timed out. at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetRequestStream(TransportContext& context) at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetRequestStream() at System.WebServices.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters) .... I am running a web-services based .NET application; it like most .NET web-based applications has an XML configuration file in which you can specify <add key="some-keyname" value="some-valuename" />. After the application reaches out to the enterprise server with a webservices request; eventually it times out; but the error message does not make it clear if we are talking about a timeout that comes from the enterprise server end or if the timeout is coming from the client end on the machines that I work on and can control. It simply says in a dialog box that pops up with a title that reads Error System.Net.WebException: The operation has timed out (again, it doesn’t specify if the time out came from my end or the enterprise end)…and it goes on…with the rest of the stack trace to tell us where the exception came from: at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetRequestStream(TransportContext& context) at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetRequestStream() at System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.Invoke(String methodName, Object[] parameters) at EGatewayClientCE.EGatewayService.BDSWse.ProcessDimeRequest() ...etc
I want to create a web API in ASP.NET C# that needs to run scheduled jobs from the app.
Since, A and B are two different system altogether, there is no way to connect these two apps directly. So, I want to create my app in such a way that It will connect to an azure function and that azure function will act as a mediator that can get inputs(Payload) from the external system B and run the jobs of A. On this, the complexity of the Payload generation & API Call is shared by the Azure & On-premise EXE. The EXE will call the right Azure Job and the Job workflow is handled by Azure . Please help me the way to build the API/console app in C#. Without Azure function, I am not getting any options to connect to any external app to get the payloads. Need to know about the way to connect to Azure so that azure can act as a mediator to connect these two external apps.
OneDrive Sync Folder shows processing changes
I have installed the latest semi annual version for OneDrive sync client Some folders in the OneDrive sync folder shows processing changes under status. When the folder is opened, all files in the folder are completely synced. There are no temp files or hidden files in such folders, yet the sync status for this folders show processing changes. I followed guidelines in this KBI <https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/onedrive-is-stuck-on-sync-pending-4aad2094-7cf2-4b04-9451-10f16144376c> to create a new folder, copy all files in the affected folder to the new folder and this resolved the issue; the processing change symbol was replaced by a cloud symbol. However, this issue affects many folders of almost all users of OneDrive for business in my tenant and most of these users are very busy and cannot create new folders and move or copy the contents into a new folder to resolve the issue each time its happens. This issue may look very simple but it is an issue that creates confusion in the minds of users as they doubt if their files have actually synced to their OneDrive accounts in the cloud. Is there an alternate way I can fix this issue in my Tenant for all the users.
Authorisation and authentication API
Hi all, I am working on a project that with a team of developers from other platforms. I am supposed to create two separate Api end points for authentication and authorization for customers and staffs, there will be a super admin who will created by default and who will subsequently assign roles to other staffs. I am actually new to dotnetcore and really needs help urgently to tarcle this problem. I will appreciate ant help from anyone. THank you
