I am try to make a dashboard, I have google a soiution,but it need to pay money enter link description here.
Can someone teach me other way to do?
If you want to use the free version of the dashboard, you can use Grafana. It has a free version and a paid version. The effects are as follows:
Official website address:
https://grafana.com/grafana/
Implementation steps ：
document:https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/dashboards/?pg=docs
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I want to connect shopware6 with TYPO3.Tried the plugin shopware-typo3-connector but it is not compatible with shopware6. Is there any other possible way?
If you do not find a plugin the community store you can look out for a partner from the agency listing and reach out to a partner claiming to have TYPO3 experience. If you are not happy with the search of an agency you really want to build it on your own. I personally do not find it difficult to do but this often depends on the cases of data you want to connect. You likely want to look into the API of Shopware 6. You can find in the Shopware docs links to different APIs and how to use them. Likely you want to use the Admin API or write an app for Shopware 6. They have several guides (written and visual) in their docs. Depending on any follow up question you can post a new one here with the Shopware-6 tag.
I am looking for APIs that will let me sign in from the tool into the MoodleCloud and then access the objects in MoodleCloud for the account to be displayed and interacted with from the tool.
No.
The only thing available for interaction are Official Moodle web services.
See https://docs.moodle.org/36/en/Web_services
and https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Web_service_API_functions
I am new to open trip planner (and OpenStreetMap too), and I would like to use it in a web application, where I would let the user choose preferred options (like travel mode) and even use tags to create a personal route.
Following the tutorial Basic Usage, I've run the jar file and now I have an instance of OTP running on localhost correctly.
Now, how can I integrate it on a web app and let the user use it? I couldn't find any tutorial about that. Also, I have some other doubts:
I've downloaded GTFS for Venice, but what do I have to do if I wanted to work with multiple locations?
Since I have to download also OpenStreetMap data for the same region as the GTFS file (as explained in the tutorial above), again, how it is possible to integrate all the files to, let's say, visualize the roads and create travels on an entire nation?
How can I use OSM tags to personalize journeys?
I know this is a lot, but I really don't know where to start. Any help, tutorial or guide link would be truly appreciated.
OTP comes with a default web application that is available after starting the server if you go to localhost:8080. This is explained in the Basic Usage section of the docs.
As for the rest of your question, I'd recommend looking at the Configuration section of the docs.
here is a old version:https://wiki.jasig.org/display/CAS/Using+CAS+without+the+Login+Screen
I need to do the same with that latest version of CAS i.e. 3.5 . Can anyone provide me the steps for the same
We are doing now basically what you're asking here in my company. We have a Sharepoint website that in background is using the RESTful services for doing the real login. I wrote some posts about them in my blog and recently we used it to get access from a iOS application which contains a link to a sample program.
Important!!! We have a modification in our CAS that offers the possibility to use it for more than one domain. So wherever you find a reference to something called "Domain" in my samples just remove it, as it will not work on standard CASes
Here is a nice solution to your problem.
Just enable restful access.
I can't find one. But I find it hard to believe they've built the service without an API. Can it be true?
If so, can anyone suggest an alternative, other than the Google Charts API?
Thanks!
Swivel has a charts api. Yahoo also does. You could use CEwolf and set up your own api. It wouldn't be hard to set up a rest api for accessing the charts.
Edit:
Here are some other links that might be useful
Simple css solution for bar charts
Protovis makes it easy to create chart in Javascript
Another simple charting solution
Edit:
ManyEyes has the ability to show ManyEyes visualizations on your own web site, but from this web page it's obvious that ManyEyes did not have an api in 2008. If you think about it, IBM is a services company. They make money selling services to you, not giving you free access to their services. I'm sure it would be possible to pay IBM for access to ManyEyes, as the New York Times probably did. On the other hand, Google, Yahoo, and others make money by bringing people to their web site, so they are more likely to give things like this away for free.