Unity3dAzure / AppServicesDemo

Azure App Services demos for Unity
https://www.deadlyfingers.net/tutorial/azure-app-services-for-unity3d
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Easy Tables are unsupported service. Is there a way to avoid Easy Tables ? #21

Open punkouter2021 opened 8 years ago

punkouter2021 commented 8 years ago

The steps

  1. Load VS2015.
  2. Create ASP.NET 5 Web API + add DB and DB SERVER
  3. Publish to Azure
  4. Goto 'Web App' Click 'Easy tables'

not supported..

I was trying to get a jump on using the ASP.NET 5 stuff since it is all shiny new

Can I just connect to the blank DB with SQL Man Studio and create new table ?

punkouter2021 commented 8 years ago

Doesnt work for .NET 4.6 API Apps either (when creating and deploying from VS2015)

punkouter2021 commented 8 years ago

I learned that for whatever reason the MOBILE APP needs to be created in Azure to get Easy Tables to work. When creating them in VS2015 with Azure SDK 2.9 it says cannot create the easy tables.

deadlyfingers commented 8 years ago

The reason for using Easy Tables was because it gives you CRUD table operations from a REST API. So as long as the table you use provides a REST API with CRUD operations then it should work with this Unity project.

punkouter2021 commented 8 years ago

That makes sense and should cover basic tasks like a highscore tables. I just get confused about the javascript part where you need to add code for the CRUD

deadlyfingers commented 8 years ago

Came across a related question on SO - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34490187/azure-mobile-app-with-easy-table-and-easy-apis-gives-error-unsupported-service

punkouter2021 commented 8 years ago

What confuses me about EASY tables is it seems in all the examples they show how in javascript you add code to the CRUD functions and I just want to stay in C#.

deadlyfingers commented 8 years ago

@punkouter ok, I'll try to write up a guide for this demo project using Windows Visual Studio and C#

twisstosin commented 7 years ago

I've been trying to get it for a long time, it's quite straight forward with node and easy tables, but i want to stick to c#

punkouter2021 commented 7 years ago

yeah.. me too.. I would rather have a pure c# solution