Could you please help me how to call/invoke plain C API from DLL file with JavaScript or Python or PHP language with TideSDK?
Thanks and best regards,
Phuong Tang Khai,
Can you elaborate how exactly that you wanna call the APIs. and what kind of APIs you are talking about. There are already various modules available which provides decent functionality available already.
However if you don't find required functionality, you can create your own custom module and plug it in with TideSDK.
The call to APIs needs to be wrapped up as custom modules of Tide and has to be built along with TideSDK.
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I've developed a REST API back end using Endpoints-Proto-Datastore, which wraps the Cloud Endpoints Python API. I'm starting to look at Qt and trying to get an idea what will be involved in accessing my API from the Qt networking or other library. Might it be nearly as straightforward as is making the calls from the command line using the Python Client library, which even handles OAuth2 flows? This would be very nice. I might use PyQt if this makes things simpler.
Your Endpoints service can generate an OpenAPI specification file which describes the API. Once you do this, there are many OpenAPI-compatible packages which can generate client code for you.
I located this document which gives a pretty good overview for my purposes:
"The Google APIs Client Library for C++ will automatically take care of many of the tedious details for interpreting and complying with the discovery documents so that you can write simpler and familiar C++ code."
Now it's a matter of building and installing the C++ client and then figuring out how to generate the client library and access it from a Qt application. But that is beyond the scope of this question.
hi I read some msdn tutorial on Xamarin form but there is no mention of PlugIn. I am a bit confused as to which one to use. Dependency service is used to call the platform Specific Api such as TextToSpeech in iOS and Android. But there are Plugin for Camera, Toast, Location and others. It seems this approach is better.
I need some confirmation and understanding to clear this confusion.
1.Is PlugIn an alternative to Dependency service?
for Example , I dont have to use Dependency service for location in iOS and Android if there is a Location-Plugin for Xamarin.forms.
your confirmation will help me on this matter.
Thanks
The DependencyService is a method that is built into the Xamarin.Forms library to provide you with a way to implement platform-specific code. More information can be found in the documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/xamarin-forms/app-fundamentals/dependency-service/
The plugins, now bundled as Xamarin.Essentials (but of course there are much more), actually might use this DependencyService or at least work in a very similar way.
There really is not one answer to choose one or the other. If there is a plugin that does what you need and you feel comfortable using it, then do! If you need something different, you might want to write something of your own.
Always have a good look at the state of the code for a plugin: is it actively maintained? Is it built by someone you would trust, etc.
From the question here, There are two external libraries to use for http operation. It seems that dispatch has more visibility while scalaj-http is easy to use as stated there. Thus, I am more inclined toward scalaj-http. I want to use the http library in google app engine, where there are restraints. For standard Java, there is a work around for it from here. I would like to get advice on what would be the best approach to use Scala in Google app engine(this is not for Lift framework).
I personally am very happy with Dispatch. There are several executors, including one for App Engine, dispatch-gae.
I'm investigating OpenKM and Alfreasco to integrate a DMS with a Python based ERP. Of course, the DMS should be feature rich in its own too.
After searching the web I could not find any clear and simple comparison of their feature sets. I would be interested both in their commercial offers and community editions, but event that distinction wasn't clear (is it only about support services?)
any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
thx
I think the preview function in OpenKM is more well than Alfresco.
And OpenKM is easy to use in a short time. configruation is more easy such as 'Search'...
In your case, pure repository storage, the integration with thirdparty apps with webservices is one of the advantages you have with OpenKM. You have a set of SDK libraries ( you can find more information https://docs.openkm.com/ ) what he lps you to make a rapid integration with thirdparty software. I think in the past I have seen a python wrapper https://github.com/openkm/python-wrapper.
I'm working on a Web Service which is associated with a form that requires inputs from user. The problem is the fields are quite large, approximately 200 fields need to be filled in. I would like to ask what language would serve best in this case, in term of automating inputs.
I tried Ruby with Watir, but it doesn't work as expected when dealing with iframe. So I'm looking for an alternative solution. Any feedback or suggestion would be greatly appreciated. My WS is developed using ASP.NET and Java Script.
Thanks,
Chan
Selenium may provide the functionality you're looking for. It is a testing framework that supports recording tests, so writing scripts is optional. It does however provide scripting functionality in a variety of languages, including Java, C#, Ruby, Python and more.
Have you tried WatiN? It is an open source automated test framework for Web application. And it support C# and other managed languages.