Hi,
We have a Data-portal which is an internal portal that centralize every data of the company and provide a Data catalog to our users.
We ‘d like to embed Qlik dashboards in the website for users who have licences.
Do you have an advice us on how to embed Qlik Dashboards in our portal and also make sure that the SSO connection can be forwarded?
Version of qliksense is 12.44
Thanks,
Romain.
I recommend using Dev Hub. You can access dev hub via qliksense or directly by going to https:///dev-hub/ There are many interesting tools.
More info about embedding here:
https://help.qlik.com/en-US/sense-developer/February2019/Subsystems/Platform/Content/Sense_PlatformOverview/Integration/embed-qlik-sense.htm
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There is a PowerApp that collects some data from developers. The most natural place for them to access it would be from Azure Devops, where they spend most of their day so ideally the app shows up right there.
How can I embed the PowerApp in a dashboard on Azure Devops dashboard?
The app is a standard PowerApp with a list and an edit form which connect to a SQL Database on Azure.
I never tried this, but an idea.
Azure DevOps Dashboard allows to Embed web page which is like an iframe with url. Read more
Adds a configurable tile to display the contents of a web page. Only webpages that allow iframe embedding are supported.
Use the above webpage tile to embed the canvas app using its url. Canvas PowerApp will have an accessible url just like shown below:
https://web.powerapps.com/apps/299d486c5-487hg-47hg-9999-474mdmdn84u
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I'm trying to create an Outlook add-in using Angular 7 that can access all the users in my organization with Microsoft Graph API. In order to do that, I need to authenticate the current user and get an access token for calling graph API. I am planning to do the authentication using Single Sign On (SSO).
I read the documentation and didn't find any solution to my problem. My current add-in doesn't have a back-end, just a front-end.
This will only work with Office add-ins in Preview right now and requires you to have a server side component and an Azure AD registered application. There are detailed steps on accomplishing that here for asp.net and nodejs. There is no examples with Angular though unfortunately:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/develop/sso-in-office-add-ins
I have a html5 application, called Portal that holds a collection of tiles that simply link to other apps when pressed. I created a custom domain for the portal app. So now when I call https://example.org it shows the portal app.
What I want to do is to show other apps by calling https://example.org/{app_name}. For example http://example.org/records should show the records app. I tried to accomplish this using Destinations, but without any luck. Do you have any idea on how to do this?
If you have SAP Cloud Platform Portal or onPrem NW GW Fiori Launchpad you could use app-to-app-navigation with semantic objects:
Cloud: https://help.sap.com/viewer/3ca6847da92847d79b27753d690ac5d5/Cloud/en-US/1a51a606964141579d14079455ac03b8.html
OnPrem: https://blogs.sap.com/2017/06/23/cross-app-navigation-in-sap-fiori-launchpad/
OnPrem with Web IDE: https://blogs.sap.com/2015/02/19/app-to-app-navigation-in-the-web-ide-fiori-launchpad-sandbox/
If you have a custom Portal, it depends where your apps are deployed. You might need a dns entry solving https://example.org/{app_name} to the real url where the app is available.
I am wondering if there is a way using one of the developer APIs / tools for Tableau to embed interactive Tableau Visualizations in a web application without making the Tableau server either:
A) A publicly hosted server (not Tableau public) or
B) using Tableau public
Essentially the web application (which is public) would be the intermediary between the Tableau server and the client.
Any information would be appreciated.
You can publish your dashboard in tableau public and use javascript API to embed in a web app.
Yes it is possible, you tableau server will have to be on internet but it need not open to login by public.
The system works similar to what you described, web application (which is public) would be the intermediary between the Tableau server and the client.
You can set up 'trusted authentication' between the server hosting the web application and tableau server.
When users open the web application, the web application server authenticates itself with tableau server. Using this authentication token, it gets the vizualisation and loads it in user's browser inside a special div or iframe which is embedded in the rest of the web application.
You can see more details about trusted authentication here
I have developed a management tool web site using ASP .NET.
Currently users register in the site to use the service. I would like to move it to Google Apps Marketplace. So that it would be available to google users.
I am quite confused what i should be doing to achieve this. Can anyone provide some useful links explaining how to do it.
If you are looking for a way for google users to login in your app by their google usernames, use the google oauth api
and here's the link to become a vendor on the google apps marketplace: