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This guide explains everything you need to work with the CData ADO.NET Provider for Trello. You will learn how to install the provider, set up a connection to your Trello data, and run simple commands in your .NET applications using familiar ADO.NET patterns.
Whether you are building desktop apps, web apps, or background services, the provider enables secure, high-performance connectivity to live Trello data without needing to manage API details manually.
Licensing behavior varies depending on whether you are developing with the .NET Framework or .NET Standard. Use the steps below to activate the provider in your environment.
On Windows using the .NET Framework, no extra action is required. The installer or NuGet package automatically installs your development license.
For .NET Standard platforms like .NET Core, Mono, or Xamarin, you must install a license manually before using the provider.
The toolkit includes an install-license utility in the
lib/netstandard2.0folder for applying trial or full licenses.
To install a trial license:
dotnet ./install-license.dll
To activate a full product license:
dotnet ./install-license.dll
After running the tool, your development machine is licensed and ready to use the provider in .NET applications.
When deploying applications, specify the Runtime Key (RTK) in your connection string to enable redistribution.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| RTK | Your Runtime Key used for deployed ADO.NET applications. |
Can I use my license on multiple machines?
Yes, depending on your subscription tier. If unsure, review your order confirmation or contact [email protected].
I lost my license key. How do I retrieve it?
Email [email protected] with your order number.
Can I transfer my license to another machine?
Submit a License Transfer Request:
https://www.cdata.com/lic/transfer/
Once approved, an activation is added to your product key and the previous installation becomes invalid.
For more licensing support, visit portal.cdata.com or email [email protected].
Once installed, the next step is to configure a connection to Trello. Connections are created using ADO.NET connection strings in your .NET application's code or configuration file.
Trello uses token-based authentication to grant third-party applications access to their API. When a user has granted an application access to their data, the application is given a token that can be used to make requests to Trello's API.
Trello's API can be accessed in 2 different ways. The first is using Trello's own Authorization Route, and the second is using OAuth1.0.
Solution: Verify OAuth settings, client IDs, secrets, or token permissions for your Trello. Contact [email protected] for assistance.
Solution: Check firewall, proxy, and VPN configurations. Contact [email protected] for required port information.
Solution: Confirm you selected the correct schema or database when querying Trello.
Now that you have installed, licensed, and configured the ADO.NET provider, here are scenarios you can use to explore our ADO.NET tools:
| ADO.NET Providers | Article Title |
|---|---|
| LINQPad | Working with Trello in LINQPad |
| Microsoft SSAS | Build an OLAP Cube in SSAS from Trello |
| TIBCO Spotfire | Visualize Trello in TIBCO Spotfire through ADO.NET |
| .NET Charts | DataBind Charts to Trello |
| DevExpress | DataBind Trello to the DevExpress Data Grid |
| EF - Code First | Access Trello with Entity Framework 6 |
| EF - LINQ | LINQ to Trello |
| EF - MVC | Build MVC Applications with Connectivity to Trello |
| PowerBuilder | Connect to Trello from PowerBuilder |
If you need assistance at any point:
Be prepared to securely upload the log file upon request when reaching out to [email protected] for troubleshooting analysis.
For questions not covered in this FAQ, contact [email protected].
Download a free trial of the Trello Data Provider to get started:
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