I'm evaluating JFrog Xray for my company, and though I like what I see, I noticed that it appears that there are only 2 reports you can generate for Licenses - and both reports run over all the repos in your linked Artifactory.
I'm wondering if I'm missing something, or if there's a way to easily generate custom reports on a subset of repos in a given Artifactory. Is it a planned feature that doesn't exist yet?
I've played around with the REST API, and I see that I can write my own code to manipulate the report data - however, if it's a feature that I'm missing, or one in the works, this would be nice to know. If we don't have to maintain code to perform this functionality, that makes the product more valuable to us.
Thanks!
Currently, custom reports are not supported, there are some plans to enhance Xray reports in the future roadmap.
in addition, few reports which related to Jfrog Xray has been incorporated into Jfrog mission control (latest release), you might want to take a look at it
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We have built an LMS system and we are struggling to make it SCORM compliant. We are trying to run any SCORM package from another LMS and pass the collected data to our own LMS so that we can track the progress. We have tried SCORM runtime api and found https://github.com/skfriese/simple-scorm-api this is the most complete and relevant api so far. The issue is that the SCORM packages we have come up with are all different and they are not emitting all the information more importantly cmi.suspend_data to runtime api. We have made two separate implementations, one downloaded from https://scorm.com/ is giving up all the information including suspend_data and another downloaded from https://www.easygenerator.com/ not working at all while both are SCORM 1.2 compliant and runtime api coding with js are the same.
There is a "Launch SCO" link at the top left corner of the page you need to click to kick off the experience.
I have ensured that the package from easygenerator is working by uploading that into the https://moodle.org/ and it worked fine there, and I have tried hand coding the whole api thing even then it did not work. Can someone shed some light or show an working runtime api example which will work globally for all the SCORM packages.
Download link for easygenerator SCORM package (not working) - https://scorm.staging-websites.com/easy2.zip
Sample from scorm.com (working) : https://scorm.staging-websites.com/SL360_LMS/API_new.html
Sample from easygenerator.com (not working) : https://scorm.staging-websites.com/easy2/API_new.html
We were checking the feasibility of using Phabricator in our software development activities.
We are currently using JIRA and is looking for a lighter replacement. We feel JIRA as a generic tool that doesn't only focus on software development and Phabricator for us looks lighter and well integrated.
One feature we couldn't find is Work logging. Currently we are using jira work logging feature for extracting data for project management reporting.
So basically my query is
Is work logging feature available in Phabricator ?
Would it be possible to extend the Phabricator for this purpose ?
Technically, yes, there is a work logging feature called Phrequent. It is one of the prototype applications in Phabricator (prototypes must be turned on from Config).
However, it has a lot of missing features. While individuals can start and stop work time on tasks, they cannot edit or delete time entries, and the reporting features are less than ideal (you can only view by person, not by time range or task). More features are planned, though they appear to be low priority right now for the core development team.
Currently I have a task of exploring Alfresco Community 4.2.
What I need to do is to build a workflow that allows users to upload document, an admin to verify it, and other higher level users to allow the document to be released, how it is released is not my concern. e-mail notifications will also be sent to higher level users or admin when the document is about to expire.
I have downloaded the Alfresco Community 4.2 exe from their website, and install it in a Windows 7 32-bit laptop. But I cannot access to /alfresco and /share, I learnt that I need MySQL for this, so I'm currently installing this one, http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/windows/installer/ , am I correct?
And do I have to do all this separately, for example, first I need to set up users, then configure their restrictions, then move on to documents?
I'm really really new in this. I've searched Google but so far everything seems complicated to me.
Thanks in advance!
First of all if you are using installer which you seems to be you do not need to install anything separately. Alfresco installer comes with everything bundled into it's installation.
Unless you have specific requirement where you want to use MySQL instead of bundled postgres database.
Now For workflow one everything is up and running you can check various existing out of box workflows available with alfresco if any of that meet your requirement you can use that directly no other efforts required.
In case you feel none of those workflow meetup your requirement then you need to create your advance workflow.
http://wiki.alfresco.com/wiki/Workflow
This link contains all you need to know regarding alfresco workflows.
I have managed to make some great strides recently on my way to understanding how CI systems integrate with source control, etc.
One of the things I am struggling to find out there is how I am able to get better reporting when it comes to cucumber-jvm and TeamCity. I have a sea of horrid looking text that I see as TeamCity progresses through my BDD (Webdriver) tests.
Does anyone know of/have any experience with reporting, explicitly for cucumber-jvm with TeamCity?
I have tried the usual suspects; google, blogs, GitHub pages, etc, but to no avail.
The best one I have seen is this...but its on Jenkins.
cucumber-jvm reporting on Jenkins
I am also currently looking at things like the surefire reports, etc too. But it would be great to have something within TeamCity itself.
Many Thanks!
Use https://github.com/damianszczepanik/maven-cucumber-reporting to generate reports.. Refer Teamcity custom reports to include the cucumber reports in your build config https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD8/Including+Third-Party+Reports+in+the+Build+Results ..
I saw that the Alfresco Cloud edition has nice share/publish features:
(source: alfresco.com)
Now I could not find this in the community edition, even though I found a place in the Admin Console under Content Publishing called Channel Manager where you can add different publish channels. I did not find a way to make use of them though!
Still my main question would be how to be able to generate public links for non users to access certain files.
Thanks!
The Alfresco Cloud is very new (it only went GA last week!). As such, it features quite a few new bits since the latest Alfresco Community 4.0 release, which came out at the start of the year. The "Public Share" feature is one of those.
The Alfresco 2012 Product Roadmap has been announced, which should give you an idea of what features are likely to be coming in the next Community Release, later this year. Almost all of the new features from the Cloud have either already been merged to Head already, or will be merged before the next Community release. I don't know if the public sharing will be merged or not (you'd need to pin down one of the product managers for a definitive answer on if that's something that'll be merged to community/enterprise, or if it's something that's too specific to the Cloud setup (so can't easily be re-used by other setups). In the mean time, you can keep an eye on the checkins to HEAD!
(If the feature you're interested in from Cloud has already been committed to head, then you can grab a nightly build and start playing with it aleady!)