This question is locked. New answers and comments are not allowed.
Is it possible to run an application with enhanced assemblies on Windows Azure or AppHarbor?
I understand it won't build on generic build-servers like AppHarbor (which is terrible for OpenAccess, btw) but if the assemblies are pre-built locally and simply referenced as 3rd party assemblies for the web application that is submitted to AppHarbor, will it work?
Basically, can you build and deploy OpenAccess assemblies to a machine that otherwise has no knowledge of OpenAccess?
Will it work on Azure or other shared hosting scenarios?
And if the answer to all of the above is NO, how can you expect anyone to use this product?
I understand it won't build on generic build-servers like AppHarbor (which is terrible for OpenAccess, btw) but if the assemblies are pre-built locally and simply referenced as 3rd party assemblies for the web application that is submitted to AppHarbor, will it work?
Basically, can you build and deploy OpenAccess assemblies to a machine that otherwise has no knowledge of OpenAccess?
Will it work on Azure or other shared hosting scenarios?
And if the answer to all of the above is NO, how can you expect anyone to use this product?
1 Answer, 1 is accepted
0
Hello Daniel,
OpenAccess runs in the cloud, you can use Azure plus SqlAzure. You just have to deploy it like in other deployment scenarios. Please have a look here, it is similar.
To be able to build OpenAccess, esp. with enhancing, you have to add the sdk+bin folder content to your sources. The projects file must be extended by the information ins this document, plus you have to copy the OpenAccess.targets to your sources as well. At the end the enhancer is just an additional step in your build process like peverify or fxcop.
Best wishes,
Jan Blessenohl
the Telerik team
OpenAccess runs in the cloud, you can use Azure plus SqlAzure. You just have to deploy it like in other deployment scenarios. Please have a look here, it is similar.
To be able to build OpenAccess, esp. with enhancing, you have to add the sdk+bin folder content to your sources. The projects file must be extended by the information ins this document, plus you have to copy the OpenAccess.targets to your sources as well. At the end the enhancer is just an additional step in your build process like peverify or fxcop.
Best wishes,
Jan Blessenohl
the Telerik team