I am creating the appointments using WebDav in Exchange server 2003 and it is working perfectly fine. I however want to get an handle for the newly created items for future user like setting custom property/deleting etc.
How to get back a unique ID or something for the newly create the appointment? Does the PROPPATCH return any value??
Thanks
Shreedhar
When you create new item server returns MultiStatus. Inside MultiStatus response is item's url. Keep this url for later use (to delete/update item).
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa142976(v=exchg.65).aspx
There is also a library with clean design from Independentsoft which implements WebDAV protocol for Exchange. It also returns item's url when you create new item.
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I would like to understand better Firebase Dynamic Links because i am very new to this subject.
What i would like to know :
FirebaseDynamicLinks.instance.getInitialLink() is supposed to return "only" the last dynamic link created with the "initial" url (before it was shorten) ?
Or why FirebaseDynamicLinks.instance.getInitialLink() doesn't take a String url as a parameter ?
FirebaseDynamicLinks.instance.getDynamicLink(String url) doesn't read custom parameters if the url was shorten, so how can we retrieve custom parameters from a shorten link ?
My use case is quite simple, i am trying to share an object through messages in my application, so i want to save the dynamic link in my database and be able to read it to run a query according to specific parameters.
FirebaseDynamicLinks.instance.getInitialLink() returns the link that opened the app and if the app was not opened by a dynamic link, then it will return null.
Future<PendingDynamicLinkData?> getInitialLink()
Attempts to retrieve the dynamic link which launched the app.
This method always returns a Future. That Future completes to null if
there is no pending dynamic link or any call to this method after the
the first attempt.
https://pub.dev/documentation/firebase_dynamic_links/latest/firebase_dynamic_links/FirebaseDynamicLinks/getInitialLink.html
FirebaseDynamicLinks.instance.getInitialLink() does not accept a string url as parameter because it is just meant to return the link that opened the app.
Looks like there's no straightforward answer to getting the query parameters back from a shortened link. Take a look at this discussion to see if any of the workarounds fit your use case.
I have a variable named primary_address_id which can be set or updated via several API requests. For example, I may call AddAddress and specify that the new address should be the primary, or I can call MakePrimaryAddress to set an existing address as the primary.
I'm coming from Postman where I have tests defined for each of these API endpoints to update primary_address_id -- simple. But I can't find a way to do this in Paw; it seems I have to set the value to the response of just a single request. Am I missing something obvious? Or is this feature planned for a future release?
A workaround is to set the value of primary_address_id to the response from GetPrimaryAddress, but that means if I'm adding or updating an address I have to make a second call just to update my environment (which I may forget to do). If I could trigger GetPrimaryAddress to run after the Add/Update/List/etc endpoints that would be an acceptable workaround, but I shouldn't need to manually make two separate requests to accomplish this.
It sounds like you will need to make two subsequent requests but you can make groups of requests that will execute in sequence from one command.
Right click the request list and click "New Group" then within that group you can make a sequence of requests that will update your desired environment variable each time.
Create a new group of requests
To run a group of requests click on the group name; in this case "Address" and then click "Send Requests"
Execute group of requests in sequence
Hope this helps.
When using ibpy trying to close some positions placed on TWS manually, it turns our we could not do this. Specifically, when performing:
self._tws.reqAllOpenOrders()
sleep(0.2)
We get the orders with id 0 (probably because i placecd it manually on TWS)
<openOrder orderId=0, contract=<ib.ext.Contract.Contract object at 0x103b78ad0>, order=<ib.ext.Order.Order object at 0x103b78a50>, orderState=<ib.ext.OrderState.OrderState object at 0x103b78b10>>
<orderStatus orderId=0, status=Submitted, filled=0, remaining=100, avgFillPrice=0.0, permId=134994568, parentId=0, lastFillPrice=0.0, clientId=0, whyHeld=None>
<openOrder orderId=0, contract=<ib.ext.Contract.Contract object at 0x103b78c90>, order=<ib.ext.Order.Order object at 0x103b78c50>, orderState=<ib.ext.OrderState.OrderState object at 0x103b78cd0>>
<orderStatus orderId=0, status=Submitted, filled=0, remaining=1, avgFillPrice=0.0, permId=134994562, parentId=0, lastFillPrice=0.0, clientId=0, whyHeld=None>
<openOrderEnd>
When trying to close it with:
self._tws.cancelOrder(0)
or
self._tws.cancelOrder(134994568)
I get the error:
<error id=0, errorCode=135, errorMsg=Can't find order with id =0>
<error id=134994562, errorCode=135, errorMsg=Can't find order with id =134994562>
Any idea how could we close them? Thank you.
You have to 'bind' the orders to the new client. Use this method tws.reqAutoOpenOrders(True). From the docs,
Finally, IBApi.EClient.reqAutoOpenOrders will allow to obtain those
orders manually placed using the TWS itself. This method also allows
the client application to take over these orders and modify them by
setting the autoBind parameter to true. If successfully bound, The
orders will be assigned (i.e. bound to) an API order id and as such be
eligible for modification.
client.reqAutoOpenOrders(true); Important: only those applications connecting with client Id 0 will be able to take over
manually submitted orders
Through the TWS' API settings it is possible to configure this
method's behaviour to some extent. As shown in the image below,
manually placed orders can be given a negative order Id which can
serve to easily tell manual from API submitted orders. The TWS'
tooltip elaborates further:
The callback will look like <openOrder orderId=-3,... and then you just call tws.cancelOrder(-3)
Note that you don't get orders placed previously in TWS, only those placed after the call to reqAutoOpenOrders.
I am trying to get all the structure groups published in a given publication using the PublicationID. I am expecting to get the structure groups with StructureGroupCriteria by passing the Root Structure Group TCM ID but getting page ids (I am expecting SGs).
Now I am trying to loop through the list and get details of each structuregroup. I did not find any API (.net) to get these details and also the API is returning only Pages.
What I have done and working so far using StructureGroupCriteria, returns list of Page IDs instead of SG IDs
PublicationCriteria pubCriteria = new PublicationCriteria(pubID);
// Root StructureGroup TCM ID -- tcm:45-3-4
StructureGroupCriteria sgCriteria = new StructureGroupCriteria("tcm:45-3-4", true);
Criteria allSGsInPub = CriteriaFactory.And(pubCriteria, sgCriteria);
Query allSGs = new Query(allSGsInPub);
string[] sgInfo = allSGs.ExecuteQuery();
Response.Write("Total : " + sgInfo.Length);
foreach (string sgid in sgInfo ) {
// HOW DO I get the Structure Group Details here
//TCMURI sgURI = new TCMURI(sgid);
}
Q # 1 : How to get the all the structuregroups and individual structure group details? (May be something simple, I am not able to find right API).
Q # 2 : How can I get all the structuregroups using ItemTypeCriteria sgCriteria = new ItemTypeCriteria(4); // 4 is SG Item Type .
When I tried this option, the query worked successfully but no results returned. Is this the expected behavior and should we always use StructureGroupCriteria instead of ItemTypeCriteria?
The reason for this approach, I want to avoid using the Root StructureGroup ID which is required with the above code. But at the moment, none of the approaches returning StructureGroup information and I always get Page Information.
Tridion Version: 2011 SP1, .net API.
Note: When I publish I am checking the publish SG info checkbox and published successfully. On Broker DB side, I can see the information on the taxnonomy table as well.
I was playing with Odata service and accidentally I found that I can get all my structure group information from Odata web service.
/cd_webservice/odata.svc/StructureGroups?$filter=PublicationId%20eq%2045
Also, the results are returning child structure groups with a depth parameter.
Just to clarify , using Broker API it is not feasible to get the structure groups (my original question). However, the workaround solution is to use OData Service to get the Structure Groups.
I don't think you will get Structure Groups returned by the Query object.
According to the documentation, when you publish Structure Group information the Structure Group hierarchy is published to the Content Delivery side where it is stored as a taxonomy.
Have you tried using the Taxonomy APIs to get the information you need?
In the Security model for out ASP.Net website (.Net 3.5) we store the page name:
page.GetType().Name
as the primary key in a database table to be able to lookup if a user has access to a certain page. The first time a page is visited this record is created automatically in the database.
We have exported these database statements to insert scripts, but each time a new page gets created we have to update the scripts, not a huge issue, but I would like to find an automated way to do this.
I created an attribute that I tagged a few pages with and then wrote a small process to get all the objects that have this attribute, through the reflection create an instance and insert the record using the same code to for page records mentioned above:
IEnumerable<Type> viewsecurityPages = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetTypes().Where(t => t.IsDefined(typeof(ViewSecurityAttribute),false));
foreach (Type t in viewsecurityPages)
{
object obj = Activator.CreateInstance(t, false);
//clip..(This code just checks if the record already exists in the DB)
if (feature == null)
{
Attribute attb = Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(t, typeof(ViewSecurityAttribute));
if (attb != null)
{
CreateSecurableFeatureForPage((Page)obj, uow, attb.ToString());
}
}
}
The issue is that page.GetType().Name when the page goes through the actual page cycle process is something like this:
search_accounts_aspx
but when I used the activator method above it returns:
Accounts
So the records don't match the in the security table. Is there anyway to programtically "visit" a webpage so that it goes through the actual page lifecycle and I would get back the correct value from the Name parameter?
Any help/reference will be greatly appreciated.
Interesting problem...
Of course there's a (too obvious?) way to programmatically visit the page... use System.Net.HttpWebRequest. Of course, that requires the URI and not just a handle to the object. This is a "how do we get there from here?" problem.
My suggestions would be to simply create another attribute (or use that same one) which stores the identifier you need. Then it will be the same either way you access it, right?
Alternatively... why not just use a 3rd party web spider/crawler to crawl your site and hit all the pages? There are several free options. Or am I missing something?