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Now I'm start to study Pentaho and still working on Mondrian
right now I confusing that does it have a native client for Mondrian?
How do I start? Is there any document, tool or source that I should to understand
Thanks for every answer.
Take a look at Saiku - this gives you a powerful open source olap client.
Also; If you download PDI/kettle you can actually use analyzer indirectly via the vizualisation tab. (Agile BI it's called)
If you just want to fire MDX at mondrian and see the result then you can do this in schema workbench.
In Pentaho Enterprise Edition, the Mondrian client is Analyzer (select "New Analysis" from the User Console welcome screen).
You can have a try a pure javascript pivot table component at webpivottable . It connect to XMLA service directly and support Mondrian, Microsoft SSAS, iccube.
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I have been learning about Rest APIs and I just created my first one in Visual Studio. Now I would like to put it on the internet so I can call to it rather than calling localhost. For the amount of information on how to create an API there isn't much information on how to deploy it.
My API is very simple and not very useful. It is more of a learning exercise to me. So I was wondering what is the free or cheap way of getting it on the internet.
Every ASP.NET project is deployed the same way. You hit publish and upload the files to a web server (be it your own computer with public IP address or hosting you pay for). If you are using a database you may need to setup that too and tweak the connection string in the config file.
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I have a long list of categories and keywords provided by one client.Is there any way/tool to avoid one by one manual creation of them.
I'm not aware of any existing tools to do this, but it would be possible to build one that uses either the Content Manager .Net API or the Core Service (WCF web service) interface to programmatically create the C&Ks for you. Personally I'd probably go with the Core Service - if you google "sdl tridion core service" there is a wealth of information already in the public domain to help you get a better understanding of how to use it.
There's a particularly good article here - http://blog.building-blocks.com/creating-keywords-using-the-core-service-in-sdl-tridion-2011
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I found some really good solutions alike : CollabNet (on grails) and others
But when I want to make some changes for my own I really want it being ASP.NET based. Sadly I can't find good solution for it.
Is there open-source project-management systems on asp.net ?
Added : So I'm looking for something that will highlight and browse sources and shows the changes. - that is my main tasks.
Here's a listing of mostly all the ASP.net open source projects.
The majority are not really project management though. There is issue tracking though which can be part of project management:
http://wiki.asp.net/page.aspx/388/aspnet-open-source-projects/
try bugnet. Though its much of a bug tracker but maybe it helps.
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Given that Sql Server Reporting Services is designed to be open and extendable, and that the bundled Report Manager isn't that great, are there any alternative open-source SSRS Front-ends out there?
By 'front-ends' I guess I mean web apps that can display the available reports on the reports server, gather the required parameters (hopefully in a more flexible way than Report Manager) and then run the reports. I'm imagining things that are built using the Asp.Net ReportViewer component, but have better parameter gathering.
I've found one on CodePlex: reportviewer.codeplex.com (edit: actually, this looks like a winforms solution, but its the closest I've found) ... but I'm wondering if there are others out there, cos this seems like an area in which lots of people have had to 'roll their own'.
To answer my own question: There didn't seem to be any alternative open-source SSRS Front-ends out there, so I have built one and open-sourced it:
CrissCross at Github
You point it at your SSRS server and then off it goes - it can display the report catalogue and lets users run any report. So far I've optimised it towards reports with lots of optional parameters and lots of multi-picks, but it should be able to handle any SSRS report. And if it can't, you can get stuck into the code and change it.
The main difference to the standard SSRS Report Manager is in the presentation of parameters: CrissCross is more ajaxy, and (being open-source) more customisable.
See the github site for more details.
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I am developing a delivery management system that aims to allow a dispatcher to monitor where their couriers are around the city and be able to send addresses to the couriers, which would give them directions, etc. I am developing the backend in ASP.Net/MSSQL and am looking for an iPhone app that might give me a head start with the GPS tracking stuff.
Anyone familiar with this and have some suggestions for decent software? It does not have to be free software.
Thanks!
Titanium by Appcelerator might be what you need. Coming from an ASP.Net/javascript background it's pretty easy to transition into Titanium. Combine the built in libraries for geolocation and web services and you could be reporting your courier's positions using a timer to a web service pretty easily.
Link: http://developer.appcelerator.com/apidoc/mobile/latest/Titanium.Geolocation-module