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01 - Getting Started With Azure Mobile App

This article provides a step-by-step guide to creating an Azure Mobile App using the Azure Portal and testing it with Fiddler. It highlights the features of Azure Mobile Apps, such as building native and cross-platform apps, connecting to enterprise systems, offline data sync, and push notifications. The guide includes prerequisites, detailed steps for app creation, database setup, and data insertion using Fiddler.

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01 - Getting Started With Azure Mobile App

This article provides a step-by-step guide to creating an Azure Mobile App using the Azure Portal and testing it with Fiddler. It highlights the features of Azure Mobile Apps, such as building native and cross-platform apps, connecting to enterprise systems, offline data sync, and push notifications. The guide includes prerequisites, detailed steps for app creation, database setup, and data insertion using Fiddler.

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Getting Started with Azure Mobile App

In this article you will go step by step to Create Azure Mobile App using Azure Portal
and test with Fiddler (Web Debugging Tool). Mobile Apps comes under Azure App
Service. Azure App Service is a fully managed Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering
for professional developers that brings a rich set of capabilities to web, mobile and
integration scenarios. Mobile Apps offers a highly scalable, globally available mobile
application development platform for Enterprise Developers and System Integrators
that brings a rich set of capabilities to mobile developers. Mobile App features:

 Build native and cross platform apps -


o Building native Windows, iOS, Android apps
o Cross platform Xamarin or Cordova

 Connect to your enterprise systems – with the help of this feature you can
add corporate sign on option to connect with on-premises or cloud resources.
Azure Active Directory available for identity providers for enterprise
Authentication. Also Social providers such as Facebook, Twitter and Microsoft
account.

 Build offline-ready apps with data sync – Develop app using this feature
to save data offline as well as sync data with the cloud to get latest data or
records in the background when connectivity available. This Service allowing
you to easily integrate with other NoSQL and SQL data providers, including
Azure Table Storage, MongoDB, DocumentDB and SaaS API providers like
Office 365 and Salesforce.com

 Push Notifications to millions in seconds - engage your customers with


instant push notifications on any device, personalized to their needs, sent
when the time is right.

Prerequisites
Microsoft Azure Subscription (MSDN subscribers or sign up for one month free trial )

Fiddler - Web Debugging Tool. Click here for setup

You will learn


 How to Create Azure Mobile App
 How to Create Database & Server
 How to Insert the Data using Fiddler

Getting Started
Step 1: Navigate to Azure Portal & Sign in with Azure Credentials.

Step 2: Click on New button -> Web + Mobile -> Mobile App

Step 3: Enter Mobile App Name, Choose Azure Subscription, Create new or use
existing Resource Group.
Click on App Service Plan/Location -> Create New

Enter App Service Plan name, Location, Pricing tier


Step 4: Mobile App created successfully, Click on “Easy tables” inside Mobile
section. Click on Easy Table Configuration option.
Step 5: First select “Connect to database“ option. Add new data connection by
clicking on “Add” button.
Step 6: Choose Type of Database: SQL Database or Storage. Click on SQL Database
& create a new database.
Step 7: Enter Database name, Pricing Tier, Target Server, Collation. No server
created as of now so please select Target server & create a new Server. Enter Server
name, admin login, password, location.

Step 8: Select last option of database “Connection string” option. Just check all
data filled is correct or not.
Wait for few second database & server is creating

Step 9: Database & Server created in Easy Tables. Now check on “I acknowledge
that this will overwrite all site contents” & click on “Initialize App” button.
Step 10: Click on Add button to create table in database

Step 11: Enter table name & all permissions: Insert, Update, Delete, Read,
Undelete.
For this example we are considering “Allow anonymous access” but for mobile
app need to select different permission.
Step 12: Click on Table Name

Next step is to create columns or fields in table so click on “Manage Schema”

Step 13: Add a columns

- Column name : firstname , Type : String

- Column name : lastname , Type : String

- Column name : city , Type : String


Step 14: Start Fiddler Tool for testing. First select “Composer” then change request
to “POST” then enter mobile app url with table name & with api version.

Syntax : http://mobileappname.azurewebsites.net/tables/tablename?zumo-api-
version=2.0.0

Ex. http://azuremobileappdemo1.azurewebsites.net/tables/usertable?zumo-api-
version=2.0.0

Note : Azure Mobile App support api version 2.0.0 so after url add ?zumo-api-
version=2.0.0

In request body enter json value & click on Execute button

{“firstname”:”firstnamevalue”,”lastname”:”lastnamevalye”,”city”:”cityvalue”}
Step 15: Refresh the record in table

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