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I'm trying to set up ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core with Jaydata, is this supported?
I want to be able to expose a database to an Angular 2 client side, and also support POST, DELETE, etc. back to the server.
You can use JayData with any standard OData v4 compatible endpoint, unfortunately ASP.NET Core cannot publish OData v4 services yet. this is the official MS thread: OData/WebApi#772
For now, you can start your asp.net core & entity framework core project using full .net framework and odata will works fine on that. See working sample here: https://github.com/ymoradi/OwinAspNetCore
You can upgrade your project far easier than any other approaches whenever odata becomes .net core compatible.
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robesz commentedon Dec 13, 2016
You can use JayData with any standard OData v4 compatible endpoint, unfortunately ASP.NET Core cannot publish OData v4 services yet. this is the official MS thread: OData/WebApi#772
yasmoradi commentedon Dec 13, 2016
For now, you can start your asp.net core & entity framework core project using full .net framework and odata will works fine on that. See working sample here: https://github.com/ymoradi/OwinAspNetCore
You can upgrade your project far easier than any other approaches whenever odata becomes .net core compatible.
Davidvlv commentedon Dec 15, 2016
@Ymoradi This is very helpful, thank you.