How can I format my XML base search results which I am getting using GSA client library and show it onto any page of application like Google search appliance test center?
I am unable to find good example which will fit as solution.
Provide me if any reference code is available.
The Google Search Appliance Test Center is simply a couple of dropdowns that construct an iFrame. I wouldn't use it as an example to build an application.
To build an ASP.NET application, you could use GSALib. It's a C# wrapper to the XML API which will allow you to bind it to typical ASP.NET controls. You could also consumer it via JSON/JSONP via adding this stylesheet to a frontend. Then you could consume it as a restful service. If you have a more specific question, I'd be happy to answer it.
You can use XSL transformation to convert XML obtained from GSA into HTML. For an ASP.NET example refer: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/469723/Rendering-XML-Data-as-HTML-using-XSL-Transformatio
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I'm a PHP developer, learning Umbraco and ASP.NET. I consumed an external API before using Guzzle in Laravel, however everything I found so far on Umbraco is very different to what I'm used to.
Now I'd like to consume external API in Umbraco, and return JSON objects into views. For example, one JSON object is an event (a concert or a sport event) which contains values like image, date, description. These will be passed into a view. I should be able to do this once I wrap my head around how to consume the API.
How would I consume external API on Umbraco? I'm unsure where to start. Are there any good tutorials available out there?
On server side you can look at this library Restsharp that helps you to consume external http or rest api. You can easily install it via nuget.
For client side you can use JQuery to do Ajax call but need to take into considering CORS.
I have built an iphone app that writes data to firebase. That works fine. Now I want to display that data on a website. I am totally new to programming, and had to learn swift from scratch.
So my question is; is there a easy way to display the data on the webpage? It dont have to look good as long as the data is displayed. I'm not sure if I'm able to learn another codelanguage just yet ☺
To build a web site you'd use a combination of HTML (for the layout of the web site), CSS (for the actual look of the web site) and JavaScript (for the logic of the web site). JavaScript is indeed a different language, but a second language should be easier than your first one.
I recommend studying the Firebase Database documentation for JavaScript and taking the Firebase codelab for web. They are the best ways to get started with Firebase.
You may use the Firebase JS SDK
https://firebase.google.com/docs/database/web/start
use Nodejs to generate static HTML
or
use Express as the website framework, dynamically generate the pages
I am trying to write a sync program so that someone can link with one note from inside my asp.net application. I would like to read all the section names / page names from one note (via api) and show them on my application. I would also like to download the notes in html format so that users can preview. If they want to edit or add a new notes then I would like to send them to the one note web application to make changes.
I could not find an api for this. Is this possible?
The current APIs only allow you to create pages. We don't have support for reading pages, sections or notebooks back at the moment, but we are actively working on those APIs. Follow us on Twitter #onenotedev for future updates. We expect to make some of these APIs available over the next several months.
I have to develop an application which takes XML reports stored in File System parse it and put it into database and display the reports by querying the database in various MIME types(XML,JSON,RSS and HTML). So what I have done till now is parsed the XML reports in the file system ,setup schema for database in MongoDB,put data in database using Spring-data and also managed to have a web service which shows rough draft of reports in XML,JSON and RSS feed.Now I want to display the reports in HTML as well and my supervisor suggested me to use Backbone.js to dispaly it in HTML format by calling the web service.Kindly advice me to choose b/w Backbone.js or write another Spring MVC web service which generates reports in HTML.
Thanks in advance
Swaraj
What you are asking are two different things and choosing between them.
You have to know what your overall objective is with the webapp is and what framework is best for it.
Short answer, Spring MVC integrates with Dojo.js right out of the box, which might do what you need to do, but since your supervisor is suggesting otherwise your options are:
Use Spring MVC to construct and display the data in the HTML using what ever render of your choice.
Or
Build out your Spring MVC wepapp API so that you can use a JavaScript MVC framework, such as Backbone.js or one of the many others (see TODOMVC for samples), to interact with your spring controllers.
Option 1 might be easy enough, used in conjunction with JavaScript or jQuery and plugins
Option 2 would be good if your webapp is complex and will be mostly a SPA (single page app) that utilizes a lot of JavaScript and you want a way to organize your js code better. See JavaScript MVC diagram for an example of how it works.
Suppose that you have a big Data Entry Web Application Like Microsoft CRM, what is the strategies and technologies that you follow to build a website like it?
I don't want to use any Dynamic Web Page Generation software, because it have a lot of limitations..
Also I don't want to design every page and repeat everything
what's the best approach?
Any Ideas or Head lines on this issue?
Thanks in Advance...
Maybe you could try frameworks such as MVC or MVP. ASP.Net Development is leading to that direction.
You can read some introduction here:
http://www.asp.net/mVC/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc188690.aspx
This is a really general question and is hard to provide much guidance without some specific details. Is it an Enterprise App? How will it be deployed? Do you need to provide a Web Service Interface? What sort of back end data storage are you planning on using? What sort of authentication scheme do you need? And on and on .....
Here are some general guidance from the MS Patterns and Practices Team:
Microsoft Application Architecture Guide http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd673617.aspx
Microsoft Patterns and Practices Developer Home
You could create your own standard format xml file that defines the index fields you wish to key during data entry. Your web app would then read this xml file for whichever document/data entry forms you wish to be working with at the time. This will allow you to dynamically read and create a form based on the fields specified within your configuration xml file for multiple forms.
Your view / UI could render the configuration file and dynamically display the data entry fields as text boxes at run-time or you could use a scaffolding application like SubSonic to generate classes / forms for you and then alter the forms to include validation and custom scripts.