I am creating an application in IBM Bluemix. I need to upload a local file to the server through my application. What services can I use? Please also suggest any tutorials to learn basic application creation. Thanks in advance.
#sasirekha, welcome to Stack Overflow. Although I appreciate your need to get help getting started with Bluemix, Stack Overflow is a forum for technical programming questions; you need to explain what you have already tried, and include some code. Please see What topics can I ask about here?
Bluemix Essentials is a good getting-started tutorial. You can find many others on YouTube, GitHub and IBM developerWorks. Please ask any other getting-started questions on IBM developerWorks Answers.
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I tried Accessibility, but they were not able to help on the API. I am a developer and I have development related question about Windows Automation API.
Nobody helped me here, but these URLs might be helpful to somebody who might be looking for this information
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/home?forum=windowsaccessibilityandautomation
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/winuiautomation/
I've been working on blog using Ghost CMS and having difficulty uploading my local files to the server. I'm unexperienced using terminal and wondering if someone can help point me in the right direction. Thanks.
There are tons of guides on How To Install Ghost that may help. If you could provide more information I am sure we could help you more.
What hosting provider are you using
at what point during the upload process did you get stuck?
Also if you'd like step-by-step tutorials with screenshots, feel free to check out Ghost For Beginners.
But just a question from me, before I could elaborate more on your question:
What server are you using? Is this a VPS, or is it on the cloud?
Can anyone suggest books to understand writing rules looking upon business process and integrating that into ESB? I know how to write a rule and run a java application. That is where I reached for last 2 days. Anything useful will help me in catching up with all these.
Did you check the jbpm.org documentation site and the drools.org documentation site?
I'm promoting a Community Training Course about Drools and jBPM5 you can find it here:
http://salaboy.com/2011/01/24/announcing-jbpm5-community-training/
http://salaboy.com/2011/02/23/drools-5-community-training-announced-roadmap/
If you find it useful please give us feedback.
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Anyone here develops on DAY CQ? Can advise what is the forum or community to seek for help?
I tried to sign up to their google groups but am not able to do so
Day CQ is a Web Content Management platform based on Java and the JCR specification. Contrary to BoltClock, I would still recommend searching for Day CQ as Adobe does not seem to have really re-branded the Day products.
First I would try searching Day's Documentation at http://docs.day.com. Dacare is Day's hub for all of their support and such at http://www.day.com/content/daycare.html, you can find links to support groups, documentation, downloads and etcetera from there.
Google Groups is the right forum: https://groups.google.com/group/day-communique
Day developer web site: http://dev.day.com/content/ddc.html
Actually there is a forum to the one you can go to, it's located under:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/digital_marketing_suite/cq5
So take a look around a see if this helps.
I think the google groups is the most useful, the yahoo one constantly has spam..
Google Groups - day-communique
Yahoo Groups - day-communique
Other useful stuff...
Current Widgets API -(dev.day.com/docs/en/cq/current/widgets-api/index.html)
- used when adding widgets to your dialogs (I don't have enough rep to post as link)
The forums for developers working with CQ5 are rather scattered about. I have bookmarked this one: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/jcr-crx/, which has seen 22 postings since the first of the year.
There is also a much more forum for users of the open source Apache Jackrabbit, which underlies CQ5's repository: http://blog.gmane.org/gmane.comp.apache.jackrabbit.user.
As Atigar says the Adobe CQ5 users forum is at http://forums.adobe.com/community/digital_marketing_suite/cq5
CQ5 is based on three Apache Software Foundation projects:
http://felix.apache.org/ - the Apache Felix OSGi framework. In general, you don't need to know much about it to develop with CQ5.
http://jackrabbit.apache.org/ - the Apache Jackrabbit JCR content repository, the CRX content repository that CQ5 runs on uses the same core code, with some extensions.
http://sling.apache.org/ - the Apache Sling web framework which CQ5 uses to process HTTP requests, including mapping them to scripts or servlets. Understanding the Sling way of doing things helps a lot in understanding CQ.
These 3 projects all have user mailing lists as well.
There is a LinkedIn group for enterprise users of CQ/AEM as well. See the link:
LinkedIn Adobe CQ Enterprise Users Group
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Can I make my own jabber server.So
that if I run my website xyz then
people should be be able to get
their jabber id from my website by
registering on my website.
Is there any open source
implementation of jabber server that
I can use?
I use Openfire to run my Jabber server and am quite happy with it. Probably higher-overhead than some of the other options (jabberd, ejabberd, etc.), but it's easy to install and has a great web-based admin UI.
As far as adding users via a web application - I don't know how you would go about doing that with Openfire, but it should be possible. It can plug in to many databases, and you might be able to give your web application an admin account that it can use to create users.
Alternatively, the Jabber/XMPP protocol supports creating a new account when you first connect to a server, if that's good enough for you. OpenFire supports that feature (as do most Jabber servers, I believe).
Update: The User Service Plugin for Openfire exposes an HTTP API for performing user administration actions. That's probably exactly what you need.
Can i make my own jabber server.So
that if i run my website xyz then
people should be be able to get theri
jabber id from my website by
registering on my website.
It depends on what kind of hosting you have. I think you should at least have VPS hosting to install the software. Basic hosting for a couple of bucks does not allow you to run jabber server.
Is there any open source implementation of jabber server that i can use?
I myself really like lua's prosody. It is easy to install / configure
You might like ejabberd, it is fairly friendly to new users:
http://www.process-one.net/en/ejabberd/
For you first question:
You might want to look at the XEP-0077 extension for in-band registration.
http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0077.html#intro
What language are you coding in? You might want to check and see if that language has a XMPP library that can handle this extension.
I've tried most of them and can agree on ejabberd. The only problem is that in order to change it, you need to program in Erlang. Openfire looks great, but I could not get the certificate to load properly: there is a bug with the implementation, so TLS will not work. I couldn't get Soapbox to access a local MySQL database, so that was out too.
As for client-side, you can use Miranda.