Tag Archives: SQLite

Web API OData V4 Using a Singleton Part 7

July 1, 2014 · by · in .NET, OData, SQL, SQLite, TopHeaderMenu, Web · 3 Comments

This post is part 7 of the Web API and OData V4 series. This article demonstrates how to use an OData singleton with Web API. The singleton class has a list of child entities which is used to select contained entities from the SQLite database. Part 1 Getting started with Web API and OData V4 […]

Web API OData V4 Using Contained Models Part 6

June 22, 2014 · by · in .NET, OData, SQLite, TopHeaderMenu · 1 Comment

This post is part 6 of the Web API and OData V4 series. This article shows how Web API 2.2 with OData V4 can use contained EntityTypes in an OData model without defining the entities on the top level. In this example, the Player entity is the route entity set. The PlayerStats can then be […]

Web API OData V4 Using Unity IoC, SQLite with EF6 and OData Model Aliasing Part 5

June 19, 2014 · by · in .NET, Entity Framework, OData, SQLite, TopHeaderMenu, Unity, Web · 1 Comment

This post is part 5 of the Web API and OData V4 series. This article shows how Web API 2.2 with OData V4 can be used together with Unity as an IoC, Entity Framework with SQLite for persistence and also creates an OData service which can do CRUD operations. OData Model Aliasing features are used […]

SignalR Message Buffers with SQLite

January 1, 2014 · by · in .NET, SignalR, SQLite · Leave a comment

This post demonstrates how to set up a very basic message queue using SignalR with SQLite. This could be used to collect data from a measurement system or a client which is not always online but no data messages should be lost or the sequence of the messages. Code: https://github.com/damienbod/SignalRMessagingBuffering Only the client contains a […]

Getting started, using SQLite with .NET

November 14, 2013 · by · in .NET, Entity Framework, SQL, SQLite · 10 Comments

This post is a collection from docs, links, code examples which I found on various blogs, websites etc. I have included the references to all my sources. Thanks for all the cool blogs, websites and of course SQLite which made it so easy to get started with this database. UPDATE 02.03.2014: With the release of […]

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