I am creating a React Portlet in Liferay 7.0. Part of the requirement is to read the data from a Dynamic Data List.
At first, it looks as though Liferay have provided the method as a Web Service to make my life simple but it seems that isn't the case.
Does anyone know how to return the records from a DDL recordset ideally in a JSON array?
Liferay Portal provides remote JSON-WS services for almost all OOTB services. If you start your instance and go to http://localhost:8080/api/jsonws?contextName=ddl you should see all the DDL related JSON-WS services.
Have a look at "Invoking Remote Services" and related documentation for details.
UPDATE:
In 7.0 there is indeed no method to get the records of a record set. It was added in 7.1 :(
So your best bet is to create custom REST service to return those.
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In my alfresco project have requirement for add custom form and data will be store in database.
I would like to submit one form having user name & password fields in it. After click on submit button how can I handle request in backend so it will use Alfresco to process request and store details in database.
I am ready to do this in spring, maven or any java technology but please suggest me how i customize alfresco with custom web form.
I have reefer these links but i have not getting proper answer.
https://community.alfresco.com/docs/DOC-6010-web-quick-start-installation-and-configuration#w_configuringwebquickstart
https://community.alfresco.com/docs/DOC-5527-cmis
If you want to customize the existing Alfresco Share client by configuring forms that allow you to edit properties on folders and documents where those properties are defined using custom types and aspects, then follow this tutorial.
If you do not want to be constrained by the Alfresco Share client then you must write a custom application.
The Alfresco NG2 components were suggested to you, but you would prefer to use Java. So use whatever Java framework you do know and then communicate with Alfresco remotely using CMIS via the OpenCMIS Client for Java.
If you are just building a custom form that captures arbitrary data and stores it in a back-end (relational or otherwise), and your requirements have nothing to do with documents, then you should not be using Alfresco at all.
I'm developing an ecommerce based on Websphere Commerce 7 WCS7. I need to import products from an external supplier, which is exposing a webservice. I've already implemented a Controller Command performing all the operation needed to extract the products from the remote service, and I've them avalaible as custom Java classes.
I'm a little bit confused about the approach I should follow in this case. I've defined the attributes needed in my scenario and used the dataload utility to import them in the DB. What should I do next? I expect to be able to "create" WCS product programmatically from my Controller Command but I don't know how to use the attribute I've defined in a programmatic insert.
Can someone point me on the right track on how to perform this kind of operation? I went through the documentation, but, given the fact I'm quite new of the WCS environment, I don't know how to proceed according to the current best practices.
It is possible to create a new catalog entry programmatically if you copy what is being done in the LOBTools. I have not done this myself though. I have always added new products via the data loads and when we did need to add from an external service I just output the information to a file and loaded along with our other products. The reason was due to keeping the catalog in sync with the product management system.
Have a look at the various DataBean classes in WCS, like: CatalogEntryDataBean.
See here for WCS data beans:Link
And here for "activation" of a DataBean:Link
A question regarding the integration of the document management system Alfresco into Oracle Application Express (APEX) based on CMIs-repository:
The aim is to use APEX as the portal-page and Alfresco showing it's results (document lists) based on search parameters coming form APEX.
A search result from a CMIS-query should be displayed in an APEX page-region.
Unfortunately I have no experience in this sector (REST, CMIS) - so any advice would be welcome!
A related question regarding user authentication and authorization via CMIS does also arise.
Has anyone out there implemented something like this or used these components together, yet?
The first thing that pops into my mind is making the choice where you want your communication with the repository to take place: client side or server side?
Alfresco supports Web Scripts, so I would be possible to create a javascript-heavy thick client which connects to your repository, get information about your files and redirect to their download links.
The alternative would be to design some way to connect to the repository from the database server. Again there are many ways to do this. You can connect to the repository during your page load and use PL/SQL regions to fire scripts that connect to your repository, get the data you want, and render your region with that information.
Another way would be to periodically check the repository for changes, and maintain a 'shadow copy' of the repository within your oracle database tables.
Of course all of these solutions have their own drawbacks.
I'm trying to add some entities via a SOAP client, to MS Dynamics (online). My client is not a Microsoft client.
Do you know a way to retrieve the schema of Entities like Account, Prospect etc... I would like to know how . I really need to know it , for integration with different installations of Dynamics.
I'd like to know the fields and when to put a String a Boolean etc.
I use a Demo instance of MS CRM online, from scratch, I did not change anything
Thanks!!
You can get metadata about an entity or just one attribute on an entity by using a request. Here is a link to an example
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg594428.aspx
If you are looking to retrieve this information programmatically then follow Kevin Ross's answer above.
If you want to browse this information you can use the SDK Metadata Browser solution.
The Dynamics CRM Metadata Browser is in the SDK (SDK\Tools\MetadataBrowser). You can download the SDK from http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40321.
Follow the README.DOCX that is in the SDK\Tools\MetadaraBrowser and you'll be able to see all the information necessary for manually building your SOAP calls.
Here is what it looks like:
I am new to SugarCRM, i have created SugarCRM's web to lead form on my website which is having four fields i.e. frist name, last name, address and phone . On submit this info get updated in SugarCRM in Leadlist. Now the requirement is whenever any update happens on SugarCRM, I have to update other data source, in this case marklogic. I want to keep same data on sugar and marklogic.
Whenever any update triggers the SugarCRM it should send some webservice or other method with updated information to marklogic, so that marklogic data should be in sync.
How can I do that? Any suggestion would be a great help.
Thanks.
Check out the new REST interface in MarkLogic 6, specifically the CRUD APIs. Using these you should be able to pretty easily make webservice updates to the database without writing any xQuery.
http://developer.marklogic.com/try/rest/index