Microsoft Fabric: How to Ingest API Data Dynamically in Microsoft Fabric

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

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  • @sushantjadhav9525
    @sushantjadhav9525 5 месяцев назад +1

    Great demo. 👍🏻

  • @singamsgr
    @singamsgr 4 месяца назад

    Nice and informative demo. I would like to know the other way, i mean reading files/tables from lakehouse with rest API into other applications.

  • @rishivarma4479
    @rishivarma4479 5 месяцев назад +1

    while defining the parameters what is the value that you have provided for APIKey. I am not able to generate the data because of the missing field.

    • @NahidKhan-f3t
      @NahidKhan-f3t 4 месяца назад +1

      same issue
      then how you resolve this??

    • @Tales-from-the-Field
      @Tales-from-the-Field  4 месяца назад +1

      Hi @rishivarma4479 & @user-iu8xl7gh4m per Bradley, "The API Key that I utilized in the video is a Free API key that I generated after creating an account on Opeweathermap.org. You have to go there, sign up, and then you will receive a default token. You can also create a new token to use. I'm on the free tier so the number of calls that I can make are limited, but I've had no issues in my testing and filming of the demo, no in presentations where I've shown this functionality. But that is where you need to go and get the API Key. I hope this helps!"

  • @syednayyar
    @syednayyar 4 месяца назад

    Great Amazing, Can you please help getting the data into the Lakehouse or Datawarehouse in Fabric using android APP code ( java native ) i am frustratingly annoyed because no help / guidance found around on how to ingest / upload the Json file from a native Java app that creates a Json file , will be great if you can please share some ideas if this is even possible ( on the offical documentation only python methods are listed ) no java or kotlin way to ingest Json / upload Json to OneLake
    Your help will be amazing please.