I am working on a REST API to communicate with one of the server which is communicating using oneM2M architecture. Does anybody have an idea how to decode its JSON format in dotnetcore?
If your program needs to communicate with a oneM2M CSE then you need to implement at least parts of the Service Layer Core Protocol. This is specified in oneM2M's TS-0004. You should also have a look at TS-0001, the Functional Architecture document, which beside of the general architecture, describes the individual resources, their structures and their relationships.
You can find these specifications here: http://www.onem2m.org/technical/published-documents.
If you are new to oneM2M then you definitely want to have a look at the "Getting Started" pages and the Application Developer Guide.
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I have read the documentation of ElasticSearch and I am familiar with its endpoints and how to maintain Clusters,Nodes,Indices,etc.
Now I am planning to use it in an Asp.net web api and I am a little bit confused about what is the best way to implement it.
I found that ElasticSearch provides two options to work with .Net application:
1)Nest
2)ElasticSearch.net
So, my first question which way is preferred to integrate my web application with ElasticSearch so I can get advantage of the power of Elasticsearch in searching/analyzing/managing big amount of data and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each one ?
My second question I have read that Nest is a high level client and Elasticsearch.net is a low level one.What does that mean?
My third question do the above libraries expose all ElasticSearch endpoints or are there limitations?
My fourth question is there another way to integrate ElasticSearch in my web application other than the above two libraries?
I would appreciate any references,tutorials so I can get started with(because the documentation of ElasticSearch website is not clear).
Check out the documentation for the .NET clients as I think it answers all your questions.
Both NEST and Elasticsearch.Net expose all of the APIs within Elasticsearch, with the former mapping each request and response to a type so you don't need to do this yourself.
You can of course write your own implementation to interact with Elasticsearch over HTTP. Use whichever you're most comfortable with, but personally I'd recommend starting with NEST as it handles a lot of things for you such as mapping inference, connection behaviour with round-robin, etc. (disclaimer: I work on the Elasticsearch .NET clients).
For an example tutorial of integrating with a .NET (Nancy) web application, check out NuSearch.
I'm looking at enterprise JavaFX, and how to integrate JavaFX with server-side code. In the last few weeks I've done a certain amount of research in DataFX and Open Dolphin, and downloaded some videos, as well as looking at a couple of other frameworks. For example I've looked at the video on DataFX at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EN4fo6x0DcQ
However, although this video and others I've looked at explain how to set up a client application that connects with a server, I've found very little information on how to put together some server-side code that the client can connect to. Sure, one could use JAX-RS, but why re-invent the wheel? In the first instance I would like to put together some really simple server-side code that some test client-side code can connect to using DataFX or one of the other frameworks. The aim eventually is to get a client using JavaFX to communicate with a server.
My second question is that of the various frameworks available, is DataFX the best to use for a simple application?
I have experience with a Glassfish server hosting a JSF application, and it may be useful to have such a server hosting a JSF application communicating with a browser as well as communicating with a client JavaFX, as that way I can test out that the communication with the JavaFX application.
The latter is a bit of an aside, and my main questions are where can I get information on server-side programming for this, and the best frameworks to use?
Many thanks in advance.
If you are able to manage yourself the client-server communication you can pick any JavaFX Application Framework listed there:
https://github.com/mhrimaz/AwesomeJavaFX
Any of them allows to separate UI code from communication code.
As I'm author of JRebirth, I can advice you to create some RemoteService (extends Service and providing JAX-RS facilities or whatever) to perform this job.
If you search an all-in-one library managing client AND server side, DataFX + OpenDolphin is probably the most advanced one.
I'm the author of DataFX & Dolphin Platform (https://github.com/canoo/dolphin-platform). Both are valid frameworks that fill fit to your needs. Maybe a combination of both - Dolphin Platform as remoting layer between client and server and DataFX to define the routing and mvc based views on the client.
Some days ago I copied all the DataFX sources to GitHub (https://github.com/guigarage/DataFX) and currently trying to create a new version based on the modules that are maintained by me. Maybe I will extract the MVC related stuff and create a new framework based in it, we will see. What I currently can say is that I plan to work on it the next month next to the Dolphin Platform since I think a combination of both will be a good fit.
I would use this combination today to create applications but yeah, I'm the main developer of both frameworks so the choice is quite easy for me ;)
As you mentioned JSF I think that Dolphin Platform is a perfect match for you since one idea of the framework is to have a modern successor for JSF that can be used to create desktop & web based applications but provide managed controllers on the server. We provide a cool maven based jumpstart (Maven archetype) that will give you a quick introduction and a runnable client / server application with a desktop and web client in 2 minutes: https://canoo.github.io/dolphin-platform/#_dolphin_platform_jumpstart
At work, me and my colleagues, uses geterogenous SOA. We do not use WS, prefering REST and some binary and JSON-based protocols. Due to it, we do not have WSDL-scheme of our service interfaces.
We faced problem providing information about services to our developers, cause they code in different languages, and not always posess information about all services.
The question is - how to solve this problem?
Organize wiki-system, describing each service separately? Store wsdl-like definitions in service registry? What is the best approach?
You may try "Swagger" a framework implementation for describing RESTful web services licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 https://developers.helloreverb.com/swagger/
How can we consume any web services in Lotus Notes 6.5. I have seen reference to Soap Connect API. Is it the only way to do it..?
Any example will be a great help..
Thanks..
There is no out of the box solution for LotusScript and WS Consumers in R6. You would need to create your own system to shape the SOAP request, send it to the server and parse the SOAP response.
You are not going to get the benefits from using Web Services in this fashion. The whole point is that you should not have to do this.
If you use the Java route you can use Apache Axis libraries to add consuming functionality.
http://axis.apache.org/axis/
Here is a very old developerworks article on it:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/domino-webservices/
Ultimately though I'd recommend to upgrade to a later version that does support WS consumers in LotusScript. Although be aware that LS suffers in WS due to limitations of the programming language.
What I did in R6 is creating Web based agents using LotusScript which behaved like Web Services. It performed rather good for services that weren't called by too many users at the same time (as far as I remeber...)-
This presentation / sample might be helpful for you:
http://www.slideshare.net/billbuchan/jmp206-lotus-domino-web-services-jumpstart#btnNext
Full files from Bill's presentation including sample are available for download here:
http://www.hadsl.com/HADSL.nsf/Documents/Lotusphere+2008+-+JMP206+-+Web+Services+Bootcamp!OpenDocument
Another helpful link (if you want to use SOAP/Java):
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/tutorials/lswsdom65/lswsdom65-pdf.pdf
If you are on Windows, you can use a COM object in LotusScript to call the webservice.
A good one that I used myself is PocketSOAP: http://www.pocketsoap.com/ . It has a lot of features, like support for https, using SOAP headers and sending attachments.
Many of PocketSOAPs features are unavailable or difficult to achieve even in a native R8 web service consumer, so this is an option for higher versions than Lotus Notes 6.5, too.
I have created a client with Flex Builder which works in a browser but also in an Air windowed application. I must connect it to a server and it has to do asynchronous request related to changing data of the server. Because of the too much expensive cost of LiveCycleDS license, I was looking for other ways, maybe open source and i found the following solutions:
Adobe BlazeDS
Granite Data Services
WebORB Community Edition
I want to ask you which is the easy way to create the solution described above, expecially i want to use J2EE application server type.
Thanks
There are many ways to connect to a server (XML, SOAP, AMF, etc). I'd recommend AMF through one of the products you mentioned. Give each of them a try and see which one works best for you. Also you can see some code samples in Tour de Flex. And you can watch a screencast I did that walks through how to use BlazeDS.