API Bridging is fully supported in Professional Edition. Is there a way to connect third party database using realm with Developer Edition ?
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I need to integrate Lync Conversation Window Extension(CWE) with Skype for business(s4b) for some project requirement. Is CWE compatible with s4b? if yes how feasible it is to implement it.
On official documentation - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/lync/desktop/how-to-create-a-conversation-window-extension-application-in-lync-sdk of for Lync CWE, there were three prerequisites for this development -
1. Microsoft Lync 2013 must be installed and running on the development computer.
2. You must have sign-in credentials for Microsoft Lync Server 2013.
3. Microsoft Lync 2013 SDK must be installed on the development computer.
So that is why I have doubt whether it is compatible with s4b or not.
Yes, CWEs still work with Skype for Business 2015 and 2019. However, using them comes with a slight risk as the client SDK is out of mainstream support
Anyone knows what's the difference between enterprise and non-enterprise edition?
Saw 2 version of IBM MobileFirst Platform Foundation when trying to download via Passport Advantage.
Thanks,
yongjin
Important difference is in licensing . You can pay for licensing and avail IBM enterprise support with the enterprise editions . The enterprise edition should also come with better security and more features and options especially on the server side components. The exact features that will be available in the enterprise edition varies with the mobilefirst platform versions. This link here explains the different editions. You should check each version documentation to get a better understanding.
I'm using SharePoint 2010, Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Edition with SP1. In my Console Project, I targeted .net framework 4.0, same with all the other 10 projects in the solution.
I did this to make the NSAPConnector work. NSAPConnector is the .net connector we used in consuming SAP BAPI functions.
Is there a work around for this setup to work? Or I would have to retarget all projects to .net framework 3.5? If I do that then the NSAPConnector will not work any more.
The requirements for SharePoint 2010 ( https://technet.microsoft.com/library/cc262485(v=office.14).aspx ) list Microsoft .NET Framework version 3.5 SP1 as a hard requirement. SharePoint 2010 isn't supported (and as you can see) doesn't work any other version of .Net.
You aren't clear on what integrations you are doing with SharePoint. If you doing have to tie in directly to server side SharePoint hooks, you can remotely integrate with SharePoint via SOAP APIs, SharePoint's Client Side Object Model and its REST APIs. This would free you up to use a client .Net Framework that is compatible with your SAP library.
If you need to tie into SharePoint server side, then you will need to host your SAP connecting code out of process (say for example as a Windows service or behind a web service interface and have your SharePoint Server code interact with your service/web service end point.
First thing is probably to install this mobile testing capability in Worklight Studio. If you have installed the Worklight developer edition in the past, you are familiar with installing Worklight Studio from the Eclipse Market place. This is also the place where you can find the IBM Mobile Test Workbench for Worklight (the official name of the mobile testing feature in Worklight)
If you use the Eclipse Help/Eclipse Marketplace menu and search for Worklight, you will find the Worklight Studio developer edition and the mobile testing component.
MTW does not impose any such limitation. The only limit is the memory and disk of your mobile device.
I'm just getting started with Xamarin development, and I'm discovery the wonders of using Couchbase Light / Mobile to manage local data and data sync. I watched a very nice video from Xamarin Evolve 2014, in which the folks from Couchbase presented some great use cases for using Couchbase in Xamarin mobile apps.
My question is: given, that there are 3 components involved - the Light/Mobile library, the Gateway, and the Server - for me to start my development, and, later on to deploy in production: are all these components commercial, are there an open source counterparts? If only commercial components exist - what is the pricing?
-Eugene
Couchbase and Couchbase Mobile are Open Source under an Apache 2.0 license, with the development in the open on github.
There are two binary releases, a Community Edition and an Enterprise Edition which each have different terms in their license agreements and as pointed out, the Enterprise Edition is through subscription, which gives the subscriber access to Couchbase, Inc. for help, enhancements and an escalation path when you need to resolve something right away.