I am having one asp.net application in which I used MySQL as database. The MySQL database is having the list of Issues in one of the table. I want to access the Database of our Cloud JIRA and want to insert the issues of MySQL DB into the cloud JIRA DB directly from that asp.net application.
Is there any API available for us to do so? What will be the best approach to fulfill the above requirement?
If you are using JIRA Cloud, you are not able to access the database at all. It's part of the limitation of Cloud. You might be able to use REST API depends on what you are looking to achieve exactly.
However, I would recommend you to find a way to export the issues from your ASP.net Application to CSV file and then restore the CSV file into your Cloud JIRA since JIRA has an ability to create issues from Excel file.
Note that, you may need to contact Atlassian Support for restoring JIRA from CSV file since they do have full control over instances.
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I want to develop a desktop application (with VB) and connect it to an online database (MySQL), I already had my hosting site and I thought why not create a MySQL database in my domain (which by the way is offered in the pack) and connect my desktop application to this database.
Why an online database? Because I want to develop a mobile application to keep me informed of any changes in my business without moving to my office.
The problem is that my VB6 application cannot connect to my MySQL due to domain restrictions. I wondered how these thousands of apps work with online data? What are their magic solutions? Or did I miss something?
Please any idea? I worked with VB6 and a local database which is no longer productive.
You can create a simple PHP file on your server that will take the data from your VB6 apps and store it in your database. You can also create a simple PHP file that will query your database and return the results in a format that your app can read. This is the typical way that a VB6 app will interact with a server-side database.
I am just starting to use Electron and I have a question about databases. Due to the kind of App I am developing I need a relational DB.
The idea is the user will open the App, if there is connection it would store the data both locally and remotely. If the App is offline it will store the data locally and whenever is online again it will send that data to the remote server. Basically it will be thee same database (local and remote) but it can work offline if necessary.
I am lost on which database will be better for this. As I said I am using MySQL right now and I know you can use MySQL with nodejs so I might give it a try. Also, I am used to use MySQL within a backend language such as PHP, how would you do it in Electron?
Thanks for your time guys!
How to Connect Xamarin Forms to MySQL database as backend of the app without webservice?
i'm using a control panel website called myasp.net it offers a MySQL online database , and here's my phpMyAdmin i already set up all of the tables i needed, and i want to connect it to my xamarin forms application directly. is it possible?
I think your question also goes somewhat like this one I answered, and you are asking so many things with very few lines.
is it possible Xamarin.Forms Android and iOS with Sqlite syncing to MySql?
again, you need to create an API to reach there.
OR
if it is a huge learning curve for you right now, you can get a free azure account and create an Azure Function, as www.myasp.net offer MySQL get the connection credentials.
refer to this :
Azure Database for MySQL: Use Node.js to connect and query data
BACKGROUND-
I am planning to make a website that will accept data from users to store them in a database(MySQL).The website would be served from google cloud servers.I have installed MAMP on my mac for web development.
PROBLEM-
Google cloud services also provide Cloud SQL.Now I have a few doubts-
1)Once I finish designing my website on MAMP and want to deploy it on cloud servers I would have database settings of my local machine.Does this mean that before putting it on cloud and in order to use Cloud SQL as database I would have to change code on back-end side that specifies database settings?If yes then how tedious is it to do so?(Changing database from testing environment from MySQL to deployment environment Cloud SQL).
2)Also is there a way to use cloud and not use Cloud SQL?
3)What else combination can be chosen with database to deploy website on cloud?
Usually changing the database needs huge efforts(testing and some config changes) as all the databases provide many additional features which doesn't work directly on another database.
You can use Cloud(Cloud SQL is just part of it).
But the Cloud SQL is mysql only as per the information given on the below link by google
https://cloud.google.com/products/
So, it should not be a big deal for you to migrate the project to cloud from your local system. Only you have to configure the connection details(it will not be simply localhost).
I am developing a GWT project that is hosted in GAE, and I would like to use an external MySQL database for persistence, instead of Datastore. Is it possible to do this? Is it compatible with RequestFactory?
Thanks
GAE offers the ability to use Google Cloud SQL instead of the High Replication Datastore.
RequestFactory does not make assumptions about the datastore you are using so there should not be any problem using it with Google Cloud SQL. You can also use both at the same time.
You cannot connect to a database server hosted anywhere else, unless you would create an interface that works on the HTTP level... which sounds like a really bad idea for several reasons.