I'm not sure how do i spawn a cluster singleton using FSharp API. Should i use [spwane] or [spawnOpt] ? and how one does that ?
You cannot create cluster singleton using standard Akka.FSharp API. Reason behind that is that Akka.FSharp API already hit v1.0 before the shape of the cluster singleton API was even known.
You can however use Akkling.Cluster.Sharding library (Akkling is an alternative F# API for Akka.NET) and establish cluster singleton by using spawnSingleton function.
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I am writing a GraphQL server in F# using FSharp.Data.GraphQL. I am well versed in GraphQL using Node.js libraries. The standard practice to share data between resolvers is using context object.
However, I could not find any such example or documentation to do so. Is there any way to achieve this?
I followed this links. https://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Azure-Functions-Dependency-Injection-with-Autofac
Autofac Binding at Runtime
It worked fine. I want to know when azure function scales, object injected into azure function will be shared by all the instances of azure function. In this case object is NaiveInvestmentAllocator.
Let me know if you have any doubt. Also I actually implemented combination of two links. It is like factory pattern is used to get the object of instances from Autofac container. I can share the code if anyone want But I dont think that necessary.
My question is if I implemented first link, injected object is shared by all instances of same azure function or not?
Nope.
As Azure Functions scale, the other instances run on different VMs/Containers. Its similar to running your function app on different VMs/Containers manually.
If the requirement is to have a shared state across multiple function app instances, you should offload the state persistence to something like Redis, Table Storage, Blob Storage, etc.
For example, you can use Azure Cache for Redis for example and inject a client for the same into your service class.
If the intention is to save the number of open connections, note that the limit is per instance.
At the moment i still only have about 2 months of experience in UI5. i developed a little sample-app, used sap gateway builder to pass my requests to sap backend.
Now my employer asked me to research the possibility to access two different backends (one sap, one nonsap) via odata from the same app. After a little reading and thinking i came to the conclusion that it would be best to access both backends from a single gateway.
Since ive already worked with sap gateway, i wonder if there is a way to access nonsap backends with sap gateway? Are the better options?
Or is my current approach complete wrong and i should think about a whole other way?
It depends on your approach and the non-sap-system:
Is the non-sap-system accesible via Webservices? Then use second data model (e.g. JSON/ODATA) within SAPUI5 by loading data via webservices after initial loadup of your application.
Is the non-sap-system connected to SAP? E.g. via RFC or another technology, then you can read data from the other system during calling your initial Gateway service and simply call your RFC function module in your method.
From my opinion you will not achieve an 'easy' way to read both via one single SAP NetWeaver Gateway.
Not sure why you would want to access a non-SAP oData service via SAP Gateway. On the other hand you may want a router of some sort so that all services are exposed on the same network location and then incoming requests are routed to the appropriate backend for action.
You may also want to "mash-up" the SAP and non-SAP services into some sort of new service. In that case maybe look to some of the API management tools like Apigee to help you achieve that.
I am building an iOS app that should communicate with a WCF Rest Service. They both will be on the same local network. While testing a have hardcoded the IP of the service, but that wont work when it will be deployed.
How can i get the service address, or connect to it in any way?
I was reading about WCF discovery but I don't know how I would implement this in iOS.
If it is of any help, im using WCF REST Service Template 40(CS)
Any help would be appreciated.
EDIT: How about using bonjour? Any thoughts?
WCF Discovery is an implementation of the WS-Discovery specification, which is an open standard. As such there are a few implementations of it, for example one in Java called java-ws-discovery, one in Python called python-ws-discovery and one in c sharp called WS Discovery proxy.
I haven't found an implementation in Objective-C but given those three are all open source you may be able to port one, or at least the part you need (depending on whether you are able to understand one of those languages).
I am using .Net 2.0 framework and would like to call a function in Windows service from a web service. Is this possible? And If yes, how much control I will have over the function i.e passing parameters, getting the result back etc. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated :)
Remoting is your best option if you need to pass parameter values.
If you don't need to share objects or anything too complex, ServiceController is probably easier.
You can do it through .NET remoting. If you go that route, it will appear you are calling a method and getting a result, but all your parameters will be serialized over the wire, and the result will be serialized back. Therefore, everything must be made serializable.
How about hosting a WCF service inside of the Windows Service. You can use net.tcp or named pipes to communicate between "your" web service and the one in the Windows Service. You can use the NetDataContractSerializer for serialization with type fidelity.
You could implement a basic http server that maps certain requests to functions. Query-string will be mapped to parameters. Actually not hard and I have done this in the past (as I provided some rudimentary template-based reporting). It wasn't dynamically, but it could be done dynamically. Look at HttpListener for a starting point. You could as well host the asp.net engine in it.
It has it advantages and disadvantages.
Why not package the function in its own DLL then distribute it with the Windows Service and the Web Service separately?
Create service project what export an interface COM or use PIPE to transfer data.
View this Interprocess Communication using Named Pipes in C#