could someone help me with establishing the QT to SAP connection?
I search around the web but very few documentation available.
I don´t mind to receive a very basic code just to send and receive data from SAP and display it in QT. Or get a proper to documentation on how to do it.
Thank you in advanceee....
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"Failed to execute Skype backend request GetThreadsS2SRequest."
Today morning my app failed and when I digged enough I realize that somehow my permission to list the channels is denied. Weird part is if i put channels Id after channels in API, i get valid response.
I went to the documentation and made sure I have groupreadwrite permission, all of the sudden api for viewing channels of specific teams gives me
"Failed to execute Skype backend request GetThreadsS2SRequest." error. Sys admin says that no permissions has been changed.
I would expect graph explorer to list all the channels in that specific teams with the v1 endpoint /teams/teamId/channels
Yes, and yes the issue has been fixed. Whole day I had to debug my app to figure out where did the code went wrong. Sometimes it is better look at the source. I checked with Microsoftgraph dotnet issues forum and found out that channel api has some issue. Graph explorer really helped me understand that it was not my code. By the way, I thought since they are deploying channel with private members features. I thought that could be the reason behind it. Thank you for the all the above comments. I wish there is a page where microsoft could tell us in the future if there is any api that is not working
I have a task that need to connect Odoo 11 with biometric device to solve the problem about attendance. I searched google a lot but nothing can help me and all of document is about connect with "ZK Teco" device. But if another device, is it posible? And what technology in Odoo 11 that i can do to connect? Any suggest for me? Thanks in advance
All biometric devices should be having a database which stores all the relevant data. First find out how does the biometric device store data. If it is in SQL database, you can use SQL commands to retrieve data. One of my client was using an access file and was not ready to move to a SQL database. So I just read the data from the access file itself. So find out how it stores data first.
Yes it is possible another devices.
But if you use a ZK device there is already a free module available in the odoo app store to install and work the device with odoo.
Click this link to get the app.(Only works for specific version of devices.)
Is there any tool available to monitor the actual messages published through a NATS queue? For a presentation I need to display the messages displayed through a microservice architecture and it would be nice to do that via an existing solution in stead of writing one on my own.
I now there is Natsboard (https://github.com/devfacet/natsboard) but it doesn't allow to display the existing messages.
Would be great to get some hint for that by you guys.
Regards
Patrick
Have a look at the nats-streaming-console: https://github.com/KualiCo/nats-streaming-console
I am trying to read contacts from my phone to my Linux machine using Qt application. I am only able to pair my phone, but unable to connect / read contacts from it. In fact I'm not sure about the exact api to be used to connect to PBAB profile.
I found samples using dbus to connect to PBAB profile and read contacts. But I would like to know if QBluetooth module support the same if so how to use it.
Hope somebody can help me out in this case.
Thanks in advance :)
We have an intranet system that schedules routine tasks. We also have Fogbugz for bug tracking. When an urgent bug comes in, we track that task in the bugtracker. However, I need to write back to both the Intranet and our CMS. I'm thinking Biztalk as the middle piece, but am not sure the best way to go about it. Database adapter? Web services?
I know I can use the CMS adapter for Microsoft CMS. I'd love to hear your experiences with Fogbugz.
I'm guessing that watching the database for changes would be the best way to do it. That way, you could post any changes you saw happen in the FogBugz database through other Biztalk adapters.
Please keep us updated with what you decide to do - I'd be interested to hear about it.
Version 6 of the FogBugz API is pretty well documented at http://www.fogcreek.com/FogBugz/docs/60/topics/advanced/API.html. The API is implemented as an ASP page that accepts GET or POST params and returns XML after a user has been authenticated.
So, we can use the HTTP Send Adapter to POST requests to the FogBugz system, either updating bug records or retrieving information. The response from the API call is basic Xml that will be returned in the response body that can be read by BizTalk as necessary.
Be aware that the HTTP Send Adapter can only POST data - it cannot use the GET verb (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa561642.aspx)
Isn't FogBugz based on a SQL Server Database? Or do you use a hosted alternative?
If it's using a SQL Server you're controlling I'd just tie up two send ports to the process that read and handles the "FixBugMessage". One send port that uses the CMS Adapter and writes to the CMS and another that just uses the SQL Adapter and via an Stored Procedure writes to the FogBugz database.