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The new Java client joins a growing family of clients for ADO.NET Data Services, which include: Ajax , Silverlight , .Net FX , Dynamic Data , PHP . Here’s some documentation about the Java client http://wiki.restlet.org/docs_2.0/13-restlet/28-restlet/287-restlet.html Read More...
Click here to download sample application Using the ADO.NET Data Services Silverlight client library in x-domain and out of browser scenarios – II (Forms Authentication) In this blog post, we will talk about using the Silverlight Client Library against Read More...
Setup PHP on your windows machine Setup the PHP Toolkit Setting up the PHP samples on IIS Running the sample ADO.NET Data Services PHP Sample Applications Walkthrough Setup PHP on your windows machine The following steps show you how to setup your windows Read More...
Download sample project here : In part 2 of this series , we will look at using the Astoria client library to create a drill down chart using the chart types available in the Silverlight toolkit. You can take a look at the complete samples for the Silverlight Read More...
As I mentioned in my last blog post , here are some samples of how to map your entity properties to Atom/custom markup in the atom:entry element. You can apply Friendly Feed mappings on the EDM entity types by adding attributes to the CSDL of the Entity Read More...
As part of the v1.5 install, we also shipped a Silverlight 2.0 SDK library that is capable of talking to a v1.5 Astoria Service. Did you know that you could use the Silverlight 2.0 client library we shipped as part of our v1.5 CTP1 release in Silverlight Read More...
Imagine this , you just downloaded the Astoria V1.5 CTP1 and are happily chugging along and decide to make a Silverlight Project that uses the latest Silverlight client library to make some cool app. You open an existing Silverlight app  /create Read More...
Did you know you could execute batch queries using the Data Services client library ? The API is ExecuteBatch for Synchronous access and Begin/End ExecuteBatch for asynchronous scenarios. 1) Batching a set of URI Queries . The ExecuteBatch API accepts Read More...
I’ve seen this question quite often on the Astoria forums and wanted to write something down so that our users can gain from the discussions that go on in our forums. We will discuss how one deals with entities ( tables / records / resources ) that participate Read More...
This post is inspired by this forum thread : Data services client -- exception on saveChanges Problem Statement I have added some custom proeprties to the Entity Types Generated by DataSvcUtil.exe /Add Service Reference / Hand Coded , these properties Read More...
In part 2 ,we will talk about how to use the client library to deal with : 1..N Associations This is the case of entities associated with each other 1..N . An example from Northwind is the relation between Categories and Products Entities. An instance Read More...
When we built the client library for Silverlight in Silverlight 2.0 , the underlying Network Stack provided by Silverlight core libraries was very limited in terms of the Status Codes and Request Verbs that it supported.Our options were : a) Use the System.Net Read More...
Disclaimer  : These are my thoughts and opinions , although I work on the Astoria team , I am not the voice of the team.The team has its own voice and can be heard here : Project Astoria Team Blog Hola ! I am interrupting my regularly scheduled blog Read More...
We’ve seen this in the labs and also reported by our customers on the forums, If you try to post a large amount of data to an astoria data service , you might receive a response code Http 400 Bad Request even though the response data is valid. An ADO.NET Read More...
Hi , I ran into this interesting scenario in the forums today . How does one find out if there are any pending changes in the DataServiceContext that you have to submit to the store ?   This is quite simple actually . The DataServiceContext has 2 Read More...
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