Hi I'm trying to make a dashboard using my company's data with Dash library.
I heard that Dash is running through its cloud server. But due to the information security of my company, it should not work on a cloud server.
I'm working on Jupiternotebook and I found out that if I executed "app.run_server(mode='inline')" line, I can run it on the same Jupiternotebook page. Does it mean that it's running offline, not on online cloud server?
If so, isn't there anyone else who can see the result besides me?
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I have a web application that I would like to migrate from GearHost to Amazon Web Services (Elastic Beanstalk). The web application uses a mysql server that is hosted by GoDaddy. When I try to publish the project to AWS using Visual Studio, the publishing process goes smoothly and there are no errors, however I get a connection timeout when I try to access the site. If i replace https with http I get "HTTPS Required" which leads me to believe the issue is not with the server itself, but with my application.
Does AWS require you to use their database server?
Any help would be appreciated.
UPDATE: I tried an older version of IIS in the AWS settings, the webpage loaded once and now it does not work on refresh.
You don't have to use an AWS database, but you do need to open up the GoDaddy firewall to allow traffic to go back and forth between your new AWS website and the GoDaddy database.
I made a Web Program which runs perfect on my localhost.
Now I want to bring it in the App Store and Google Playstore.
I hope someone of you can give me a tip which Plattform I should use as a Server.
T thought about azure or firebase.
But by firebase i have to Change my whole code because of tht nosql and it is not really possbile to make dynmaic pages.
on azure I only can bring it on the Marketplace.
does anyone know other pltfforms?
Ionic / Cordova / Phongap / Appcelerator are all names to look up for building a hybrid app and distributing to app stores.
Amazon EC2 or RDS can host a database for you which the app can connect to, I'm sure there are many others.
Im doing my final project which is a taxi booking service. i intend to make an ios app for the customer so that they can book a taxi. the request will then be sent to the mysql database (held at the taxi base). i want to no how can i send the information from the app to the datatbase; and the datatbase to send a confirmation message back to the app confirming the taxi has been booked!>>>>>
i have read a lot about web servers but am very confused. can i use an web server e.g. windows home server 2008? any help would be appreciated.
I am not familiar with Windows home server 2008, but I'm pretty much sure that you can use it for your project.
If you want to keep things simple,
Just install XAMPP server which comes with all the components you need to work on this project including PHP and MySQL. It is one of the easiest servers to work with and most of all, its free and open source. http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html
Then write the business logics inside your Web App using whatever the programming language you want to (for this one PHP would be enough, or choose Java if you want to have a more complex scalable solution). Writing data to a MySQL database using PHP is very easy and you can find ton of tutorials and sample source codes in the internet.
Now your web app is all set, the next step is to expose these services using REST where an iPhone can communicate with your services. Use JSON for interacting with your Web server from iPhone. Again, there are tones of tutorials on how to write a JSON RESTful service using PHP.
Finally in your iPhone app, you can access the service exposed from the server for saving data as well as to retrieve anything from it through JSON. For making this, use a good Objective-C framework such as AFNetworking. It comes with the JSON parser as well. Ref. http://afnetworking.com
Good luck with your project !
RESTful web services are going to be your best friend here.
Create a server side program in django or python or whstever. Connect it to a database (mysql).
You can host it on Amazon Web Services. I think they have windows 2008 instances. I would personally use the amazon linux ami.
Use afnetworking to invoke a get or a post on the server app and you are off to the races.
take a look at this open source taxi project
its work with RESTful web services but its better to forget about Microsoft Windows its better to use Linux hosting for your web service.
Soo, I've decided to toy around a bit with GAE. Most of my previous experience with developing web-applications is with ASP.Net, so this java / eclipse-world is kinda unfamiliar to me.
I read around, and found out that I can configure my project to use a Google Cloud SQL instance when it's deployed at Google, while using a local MySQL database while running locally on my development server.
The problem I ran in to now is that I can simply not press "Ok" in the eclipse dialog for configuring my local MySQL database? Well - I can, but with no result. No error message, no window close, no nothing.
I'm not really sure what I am doing wrong, but was hoping some wiz in here who has more experience than me with GAE have had a similar problem and a solution?
I've attached a picture of my local MySQL configuration:
http://imgur.com/0tjK7Sf
Thanks in advance
I have a legacy website created in PHP and MySQL. I wish to migrate this onto Google App Engine (Python).
Has anybody done this before? Any examples, tips, resources, tools you'd like to share?
I believe I will have to use "bulkloader" introduced in the GAE docs. Still haven't figured out how to get started.
I have two tasks:
Migrate from MySQL DB to local GAE App data store
Convert from MySQL -> CSV/XML -> Production data store
Help will be appreciated! :-)
--Sri
GAE now supports PHP (experimental) and CloudSQL which is very similar to MYSQL. I am currently writing a few testing apps. You can try to apply here.
To enable your PHP applications to be deployed to App Engine, visit https://gaeforphp.appspot.com/ to register your application to be whitelisted
Try from a regular gmail account.