I was following the Microsoft Azure documentation to integrate my Xamarin Forms app with azure mobile services. I defined a data connection, used easy tables to define some custom tables and everything was working as expected with the mobile client.
Today I wanted to extend my backend functionality and also enable file storage. I followed the instructions found here and as soon as I created a new .NET server backend project with a StorageController and published it to azure, the entire easy table api stopped working. All calls from the mobile client fail with the following error:
The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.
This happens for all mobileClient.GetTable<SomeEntity>().SomeOperationAsync() calls.
My guess is that publishing the custom backend overwrote the online generated easy tables api... unfortunately I don't have enough experience with the azure cloud to figure out where I made a mistake. Is there any way of getting the auto generated easy tables api to also work with file storage?
As Mimi noted in the comments, Easy Tables is only available for the supplied Node backend, deployed from the portal. If you are using your own code and publishing that, Easy Tables and Easy API will be disabled.