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I have an orchestration which interacts with a third party API. My orchestration submits something to the third party API and then has to wait an hour before asking the third party API for data related to the first submission.
What is the best way to "wait" for the hour:
a. Add a Task.Delay(TimeSpan.FromHours(1)) to an Activity function, or
b. Use IDurableOrchestrationContext.CreateTimer() and wait for it to fire, or
c. Create a Durable Entity and use the scheduledTimeUtc parameter of a SignalEntity() call?
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I just started on a personal project for scouting-groups, it is a webapp which will be build on the frontend in Angular2 and the backend will be a restfull server(asp.net/C#).
a part of my project will need to read or contact diffrent bankaccounts and check if the contribution of a certain month is paid.
the question is: Where to start?
Best way is to import transaction files. A direct connection to banks are most of the time only for big companies and is a lot of work to implement (if they let you). Most banks have multiple file types to export transactions, choose the most common and implement this.
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I'm wondering if someone already tried to implement the actions sdk in c#.
I want to implement a gooogle action service but currently I'm a bit lost how the deployment procedure should be here.
You can implement support for the Conversation API used in actions: https://developers.google.com/actions/reference/conversation
You have provide an HTTPS endpoint which will accept JSON payloads and then respond with the expected JSON responses.
The deployment process will be the same as for any action. That is not dependent on how you implement your HTTP endpoint.
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What is the fastest way to read is any new gmail message?
I want to refresh it in about 1 second delay. I'm using GMAIL.
1 - The question is not explicit. You need to be more specific.
2 - By the way, here is the official dpcimentation: https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/
3 - What i recommend if it is a window service, use Task Scheduling or Quartz to perform every x minutes and implement your logic.
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I have algorithm (c++ dll) wrapped in C#. The execution is on a web server.
Considering throughput/speed/memory etc. Should i write all functions in one dll or each function one dll? which way is better ?
All functions, classes and other structures may contain in one dll. This is better option. If you create more dll for each functions, management of the project, implementation and maintanence will be harder.
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I have a question:
I have to do a project, which has something to do with reading data from txt into MSSQL. This function I solved it with a click-event. Right now, the reading process has to read the whole data automatically every day on the server, even without open the website. Can I do it with a cronjob or there are also other better solutions?
Have a look at Quartz.Net - it's a decent job-scheduling system.
It's probably overkill if you only have a single job.
Quickstart documentation is here: http://www.quartz-scheduler.net/documentation/quartz-2.x/quick-start.html
In addition to Quartz.NET you can also look at http://hangfire.io/.