We have been using Power Bi to access our Rally backlog (Features, User stories). We are planning on including risks and milestones to the extract. We are currently able to successfully retrieve the risks and milestones but not the work items affected by them. Example is Risk RI000 that affects user stories US00000 and US00001.
We want retrieve the 2 work work items affected (US00000, US00001) along with the risk (RI000).
Rally stores WorkAffectedItems as a JSON Web file. From Risks, pull the "WorkItemsAffected.ref" column and you can convert it to a JSON record.
Table.AddColumn(#"PREVIOUS STEP", "WorkItemsAffected", each Json.Document(Web.Contents([WorkItemsAffected._ref])))
You'll then be able to expand the column like you would a normal Record to drilldown to the Formatted ID or whatever you need.
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I have a column of hundreds of parcel tracking numbers, and I want to use the parcel carrier's REST API to pull some of the tracking information (promised delivery date, and actual delivery date) and then use conventional spreadsheet techniques on it.
Is there a simple way to put the REST call in a formula in an excel cell? in pseudocode it would be call this REST url, using the tracking number in the cell to the left as an argument, and here's the authentication user/password, and return the value in the response field 'deliveryDate'
I am intrigued by Power Query and I figured out how to use Power Query to do it for a static REST url with the tracking number manually filled in, but I don't know how to make PQ do it for hundreds of items.
or maybe there is an online tool for building this function with lego blocks for a caveman like myself?
Assuming I have a field with label FOO in all the envelopes sent, how do I filter the envelopes where the value of FOO is 123456?
I tried setting the search_text parameter with 123456 but it doesn't work.
This is the request I tried to use:
https://demo.docusign.net/restapi/v2.1/accounts/reste_idreste/envelopes?from_date=2021-02-01&search_text=123456
Unfortunately, there's not currently a way to search Tabs/Form Data via the API. We do have long term plans in this area, but nothing firm yet. I would pass this request along to your account team to let them know you are interested in learning more about that functionality as it develops.
The ListStatusChanges call doesn't allow you to pull form data in bulk. You'd need to make one GetEnvelope call per envelope with include=recipients,tabs to pull form data and parse through it yourself.
If this is something you are looking at building out, you could use populate a local database using the GetEnvelope results, and then use DocuSign Connect to automatically pass information about new envelopes moving forward.
It is possible to search for values of Envelope Custom Fields. Moving forward, if your application can populate an ECF, you can then search for that to find specific envelopes.
is there an xml url to extract a list of all changes made by a user? I am originally after just the bounds and the changeset id. I have tried the history function in the ID editor but having 4000 change sets it's time consuming and difficult to find the change set I am after.
You can use the OSM API to retrieve changesets of a specific user. It also supports additional parameters like bbox and time.
We have created a set of forms in CQ5 and we have a requirement that the content of these forms should be stored at a specific node, our forms interact with third party services and get some data from there as well, this is also stored on the same nodes.
Now, we have to give authors the permission to go and download these reports based on ACLs. I also will have to provide them start and end date and upon selecting these dates the content placed in these nodes should be exportable in CSV format.
Can anybody guide me in how to achieve this functionality. I have gone through report generation but need better clarity on how this can be achieved like how will i be able to use QueryBuilder api/ how can i export and how do i provide the dates on the UI.
This was achieved as described.
I actually had to override the default report generation mechanism and i created my own custom report using report generation tutorial in cq documentation.
Once the report templates and components were written, i also override cq report page component and provided input dates in body.jsp using date component of granite.
once users selected dates, with the help of querybuilder api i used to search for nodes at path(specified by author, can be different for different form data) and i also created an artificial resource type at nodes where i was storing the data, this lead me to exact nodes where data was stored and this property was also passed to querybuilder. The json returned as response from querybuilder was then supplied to a JS which converted the data to csv format.
I want to be able to grab data from multiple tags / folders in a users Google Reader.
I know how to do one http://www.google.com/reader/atom/user/-/label/SOMELABEL but how would you do two or three or ten?
Doesn't look like you can get multiple tags/folders in one request. If it's feasible you should iterate over the different tags/folders and aggregate them in your application.
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Since it looks like you have a large list of tags/folders you need to query, an alternative is to get the full list of entries, then sort out the ones the user wants. It looks like each entry has a category element that will tell you what tag is associated with it. This might be feasible in your case.
(Source: http://code.google.com/p/pyrfeed/wiki/GoogleReaderAPI)
(Source: http://www.google.com/reader/atom/user/-/state/com.google/starred)
I think you cannot get aggregated data as you hope to be able to. If you think about it, even Google lets you browse folders or tags one at a time, and do not aggregate a sub-set of them.
You can choose to have a list of all the items (for each one of their available statuses) or a list of a particular tag/folder.
You could do it in 2 requests. First you need to perform a GET request to http://www.google.com/reader/stream/items/ids. It supports several parameters like
s (required parameter; stream id to fetch; may be defined more than one time),
n (required; number of items to fetch)
r for ranking (optional)
and others (see more under /ids section)
And then you should perform a POST request (this is because there could be a lot of ids, and therefore the request could be cut off) to http://www.google.com/reader/api/0/stream/items/contents. The required parameter is i which holds the feed item identifier (could be defined more than once).
This should return data from several feeds (as returned for me).