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Redirect to a custom directory
Redirect to a custom directory
By default, App Service directs web requests to the root directory of your app code. However, certain web frameworks don’t start in the root directory.
For example, Laravel starts in the public subdirectory. To continue the abouconde.com DNS example, such an app would be accessible at http://abouconde.com/public, but you would really want to direct http://abouconde.comto the public directory…
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Redirect to a custom directory
Redirect to a custom directory
By default, App Service directs web requests to the root directory of your app code. However, certain web frameworks don’t start in the root directory.
For example, Laravel starts in the public subdirectory. To continue the abouconde.com DNS example, such an app would be accessible at http://abouconde.com/public, but you would really want to direct http://abouconde.comto the public directory…
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Application Data in Universal Windows Apps
Application Data in Universal Windows Apps
Application data is state than an app manages within its app data folders. Local, Roaming and Temporary along with LocalCacheare the different data folders for Windows Phone 8.1 apps. The existence of app data is tied to the existence of the app so that uninstalling the app deletes the app data from that device. Roaming app data persists in the cloud independently, and is shared between Windows…
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