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问题 My requirement is copy data from Oracle to SQL Server. Before copying from Oracle database, I need to update the Oracle table using procedure which has some logic. How do I execute Oracle stored procedure from Azure datafactory? I referred to this thread if I use EXECUTE PROC_NAME (PARAM); in preCopy script it's failing with following error Failure happened on 'Source' side. ErrorCode=UserErrorOdbcOperationFailed, Type=Microsoft.DataTransfer.Common.Shared.HybridDeliveryException Message=ERROR

问题 I have read here on how to set the LARGEADDRESSAWARE flag and this is done to my Windows Service. This Windows Service is however hosting a WCF service based on another project and this service is using library's and so on from other projects. I need the entire application to use the LARGEADDRESSAWARE, is it enouth to set it on the Window Service project(ServiceBase)? Or do I need to set it on all projects? At this point I can´t switch to 64bits so this will have to do. 回答1: It is not an

问题 I have read here on how to set the LARGEADDRESSAWARE flag and this is done to my Windows Service. This Windows Service is however hosting a WCF service based on another project and this service is using library's and so on from other projects. I need the entire application to use the LARGEADDRESSAWARE, is it enouth to set it on the Window Service project(ServiceBase)? Or do I need to set it on all projects? At this point I can´t switch to 64bits so this will have to do. 回答1: It is not an

问题 I have read here on how to set the LARGEADDRESSAWARE flag and this is done to my Windows Service. This Windows Service is however hosting a WCF service based on another project and this service is using library's and so on from other projects. I need the entire application to use the LARGEADDRESSAWARE, is it enouth to set it on the Window Service project(ServiceBase)? Or do I need to set it on all projects? At this point I can´t switch to 64bits so this will have to do. 回答1: It is not an

问题 I am new to WCF and I've read answers to questions with titles similar to my error but I still cannot see what is wrong. Following some other tutorials I decided to put my contract and my service in separate projects. Ultimately, I would like to host this in IIS but for now I just wanted to get the WCF Service Host to start (and WCF Test Client). Here is the app.config in my service project (would this need to be in my contract project too I wonder??...): <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"

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问题 I have a ASP.net web api OWIN based self-host application running Windows Service. I set the base address to `http://hostname.domainName:8099' and this app is running fine for the machine where I am hosting this application. Now from another network machine this url is NOT accessible. The solution I tried is adding an inbound rule for port 8099 and it's working fine. :) Now I came to know on 2nd approach that I can add the executable .exe file to the list of allowed apps in Windows Firewall

问题 I have an console-app with hosted WebAPI (HttpSelfHostServer). In the console-app I have Controllers that query data from SQL-Server. The console-app works without problems (from fiddler and a Windows_client) Now I want to host the WebAPI (HttpSelfHostServer) in a Windows-Service. Therefore I have created a Service-Project and referenced the Controllers in console-app-dll so that the controllers should be found. To have a minimal chance to debug, I write some information in the event log from

问题 I've set up a web site using an Owin self hosted console app. I'm serving static files with no problem, the 'root' of the static part of the site works properly, and the web API routes work fine also. If I browse to: http://localhost/index.html it presents everything like I expect. But I have not figured out how to set it so that browsing to: http://localhost presents index.html (as the default view). This Just Works under an IIS-style site. How do I make it work with Owin self host? 回答1: I

问题 I have myself a self-hosted WCF server setup, which serves a clientaccesspolicy.xml and an index.htm which is just points to my xap (accessible via app.xap). I'm currently serving them via the following code: Public Function GetPolicy() As System.IO.Stream Implements IClientAccessPolicy.GetPolicy WebOperationContext.Current.OutgoingResponse.ContentType = "application/xml" Return New IO.MemoryStream(IO.File.ReadAllBytes("Server Files/ClientAccessPolicy.xml")) End Function Public Function