I am using trial version talend 6.2, but this tRESTRequest & tRESTResponce are not available in the EBS->REST component in the Palette, only tRESTClient is available.
So how to add this two tRESTRequest & tRESTResponce in the pallete?
You can add more components unter
File / Project properties / Designer / Palette settings
But I am not sure if those components exist in your version or if you need ESB edition of Talend.
You should always specify the version and the product you are using because Talend is divided in multiple software solutions.
As stated in the documentation(Request,Response) :
This component is available only to users of Talend Studio with ESB.
So first be sure you are using a compatible version.
Then if you need to manage palette's component list, enable/disable them under palette settings :
File
Edit Project properties
Designer
Palette settings
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HCL Connections has some kind of customized build of TinyMCE, which could be officially used as replacement for the old CKEditor. I'd like to know which version is installed. Especially on test systems I'm not sure which version is currently installed on which system.
Found out that this could be fetched from JS variables in the browser console:
tinymce.majorVersion + '.' + tinymce.minorVersion
"5.1.1"
But it misses the patch version 5.1.1-XX where XX is a number. Is there any other way how to find out detailled information about the installed version?
There is a test page avaliable on the following url: https://cnx.host/connections/resources/web/tiny.editors.connections/verify.html
When TinyMCE was successfully installed (may require a restart of at least the common app), you'll see something like this:
Tiny Editors for HCL Connections has been successfully installed. This
is release 4.1.0.15
The TinyMCE version in this release is 5.1.1-57.
The Textbox.io version in this release is 2.4.2.95.
This gave you four information:
The installation itself works. When enabled in config.js, you'll use TinyMCE instead of CKEditor in all Connections applications (Wikis, Blogs, ...)
The exact version numbers of TinyMCE = 5.1.1-57 (independent from Connection)
The Connections Editor version = 4.1.0.15 (HCL bundle of TinyMCE and Textbox.io editors)
The Textbox.io version = 2.4.2.95 (also independent from Connections, only relevant when using Textbox.io instead of TinyMCE)
The TinyMCE version we ship for connections isn't a customised build; our customisations are all done through public APIs and configuration options (including the premium plugins).
If you see 5.1.1-57, that should be an exact copy of the public 5.1.1 release available on our website. 57 is just an internal packaging build system number.
If you open the editor help dialog there should be version information there as well (but only the connections package version and current editor version, not both editor versions).
The help dialog also contains the version of the editor and the integration. This is true for both textbox.io and TinyMCE and the steps are roughly the same. I show images for TinyMCE below.
First open the "cog" menu and click on the "Help" entry:
Second select the "Version" tab to view the version:
I am Trying to set the log level for my Data Integration job in Talend studio version 7.1.1 to "Warn". Looks like the option is no longer available in Run --> Advanced Settings. How do I change log levels in talend 7.1.1? Please clarify. Thanks
Try looking under File, Project settings, Log4j. You should be able to customise the level of the logs there.
I have usecase that , i need to encrypt the values which are presented in properties file under src/main/resources.
Mule provided a concept called Mule Credentials Vault. In that document there is a place where we can open properties file in "Mule Properties Editor" view.
Can you please let me out to get configured in my local mule studio.
Thanks.
Regards
Vikram
as per vikram you need to install the plugin first .you can look for the descripotion in below link
https://developer.mulesoft.com/docs/display/current/Mule+Credentials+Vault
and also you can find the example application in below link
https://developer.mulesoft.com/docs/display/current/Anypoint+Enterprise+Security+Example+Application
I have developed an Excel XLL using ExcelDNA and C#. I am at the point where I would like to begin testing the deployment, but cannot find much information that actually provides steps that work.
My project was developed as a Class library with ExcelDna references. In the .dna file, I have the code below that will pack all resources into a packed version of the XLL (i.e. the Pack="true" attribute).
<DnaLibrary Name="ExcelXLL" RuntimeVersion="v4.0" Language="C#">
<ExternalLibrary Path="ExcelXLL.dll" LoadFromBytes="false" Pack="true" />
I would like to deploy the packed XLL to the target machine in the path:
%APPDATA%\Microsoft\AddIns
In order to automatically register the XLL with Excel, I need to add a registry key that depends on the version of Excel that the user has.
For instance, on my computer (Windows 7 64 bit running Excel 2007 32-bit), I would need to add a registry key to the following path:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Excel\Options\
The key would be type REG_SZ with the name OPEN (or OPEN1, OPEN2, etc.) and the value
/R "ExcelXLL-packed.xll"
I have 2 problems though. The first is in determining which version of Excel that the user has to get the correct path and the 2nd is to determine the correct OPEN version that I need to create (for example, if the user already has OPEN, OPEN1, and OPEN2 then I would create an OPEN3 key).
I am trying to do the installation using either the Setup and Deployment project or a InstallShield LE project and cannot determine how to go about this. Does anyone know how to do this or a better way of doing it?
EDIT 1:
I have done a great deal of research on this and have looked at several windows installers.
In the Package and Deployment and InstallShield LE, I can get the install/uninstall to work by putting an installer class into my class library and bundling project output with the install. In this approach, I handle inserting/removing the registry key using the installer class. The problem that I have is that the user must uninstall first before running a new install (no update capability).
I downloaded the Setup Factory demo version and can get install/update to work but cannot do the framework check (not shipped with the demo). Also, the uninstall fails (though I may be able to get this to work with some more investigation).
I am interested in using the WiX installer, but would like to know if anyone has a sample of how to perform the deployment using WiX. I would also like to know if I need to use the installer class or if there is a different way to handle the search for the OPEN[n] key under HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office[Version].0\Excel\Options. If I were to use the project output to enable the installer class, then I need to have 2 separate target directories (one under Program Files for the basic project output and one under %appdata%\Microsoft\AddIns for the packed XLL).
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Lee
To detect Excel 32-bit vs. 64-bit, you can check the registry: Detect whether Office is 32bit or 64bit via the registry
For the OPEN, OPEN1, OPEN2 etc. you typically need a Custom Action in the install script that enumerates the keys.
Using IsWix and Wix 3.7, I was able to resolve this.
Useful links for how to register the components are as follows:
For generating a C# class to handle Windows Installer Custom Actions:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/132918/Creating-Custom-Action-for-WIX-Written-in-Managed?fid=1599130&df=90&mpp=25&noise=3&prof=False&sort=Position&view=Quick&spc=Relaxed&select=4131367&fr=1#xx0xx
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jschaffe/archive/2012/10/23/creating-wix-custom-actions-in-c-and-passing-parameters.aspx
For setting the property of the CustomAction.config file to Content
WIX Custom Actions built for .Net Framework 4.0 does not work? Ways to resolve?
EDIT 1:
For general knowledge on WiX (Very important)
http://channel9.msdn.com/blogs/scobleizer/wix-team-the-most-used-piece-of-software-at-microsoft-and-its-open-source#Page=2
We are using SDL WorldServer 10.2.1 and Tridion 2011. (Windows Server 2003/Tomcat 6.0/SQL Server 2008 R2) Recently the Tridion folks asked me to ensure that the appropriate filters (Management | Linguistic Tool Setup | Filter Configurations) were installed and configured to allow dynamic values to be used from Tridion.
So the appropriate filter (Text Studio File Type) is installed and configured for WS for what Tridion wants to do. The following inline tags are added:
{.+}
~.+?~
So for example, when a new project is created and uploaded file source is:
Hello~test~my~test~name~test~is~test~Robert
Hello^{thing.thing}World
The result in Browser Workbench is:
{1}{2}{3}{4}
{5}
While this is exactly what is desired, it is only working in WS. While Tridion is able to connect and create projects in WS, they are not able to get the same result using the same source file. It is reported that the filter "W3C ITS Compliant XML Studio File Type" should be configured. Would someone be kind enough to assist with the configuration?
Thanks
To accomplish the task of processing special fields and creating placeholders in WorldServer for a file sent from a Tridion server, the file will need to be processed by the WorldServer “W3C ITS Compliant XML Studio File Type” (W3C filter) filter. However the W3C filter expects to find its processing instructions in the Tridion file itself. So to process special fields and create placeholders, add the placeholder instructions within the Tridion file.