How I can access ms sql db data in Xcode project for iOS.

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Hi, I am a mobile app developer.
Now I am developing iOS app. In my app I am going to connect MSSQL db and access some data.
After some processing, I am going to save the result to db.
Server program is built using ASP .NET MVC5.

About PHP server I developed db access using RESTful such as "http://url.com/dbAccess.php?userID="--"&pwd="**"…". I think I can perform that also using RESTful.
But How I can use that with ASP .NET server?
How I can do?

Posted 23-May-15 22:24pm

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Solution 1

You'll likely need to develop an API component to expose your SQL Server data and allow updates. Take a look at the articles here relating to WebAPI 2.0.

Posted 27-May-15 6:09am

Ben J. Boyle

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Member 11484753 3-Jun-15 21:47pm

Where can I find articles? Did you mean that I do it to find by "WebAPI 2.0".

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Ben J. Boyle · Accepted Answer · 2015-06-04T08:32:00

Solution 2

Yes, there are a lot of articles and code snippets here on codeproject.com dealing with .NET Web API.

Here's one, for instance, that covers the basics: CRUD with SPA, ASP.NET Web API and Angular.js[^]

Posted 4-Jun-15 8:32am

Ben J. Boyle