Can someone please explain what is meta model MXML? Can we have a meta model MXML from a log file? What's the goal of this meta model MXML? Does this meta model have a relationship with log files?
I've already searched through the net but I found a lot of information that I did not understand.
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Hope you're doing well.
I am a developer and have a query regarding my 3d model preview on opensea testnet.
I have created a metadata file https://pattirose.growwithsabrina.org/nft/1.json
using pinanta server for hosting the glb file. Opensea failed to fetch the model for preview.
Alternatively i have tried hosting the glb file on personal hosting and used the "animation_url" key in json file but that also did not work.
All the test transactions are done on rinkeby testnet.
Please guide on how to resolve this issue, really appreciate your support.
Thanks
This doesn't answer OP question about glb files please check out comments.
The problem seems not to be with opensea. Although opensea testnet sometimes does take time fetching your image from metadata but in your case its different.
The animation_url in your metadata should actually render the 3d model, animation or whatever it is.
https://pattirose.growwithsabrina.org/nft/1.json
The animation_url in above metadata link you provided does not render anything.
You may try re uploading it to Pinata and mint again or using Areware.org instead of Pinata if it does not work for you.
Here is a sample metadata uri, you can check that if you redirect to animation_url provided in the metadata it does render the clip in browser
I'm just getting started with Sandcastle, trying to build a conceptual help file without any code component at all. I've got a basic framework working, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to get things into the Table of contents. As I understand it the TOC is based on the contents of the Content Layout.content file, but all I can add are FILES not links within a file.
Is there some syntax that will allow me to have a section within a file appear as a TOC entry? I'm working with some AML files provided by a client, and they include lots of tags that look like this:
<section address="_Toc190084020">
but the _Toc is apparently meaningless, because they don't appear anywhere.
cheers,
Marc
I asked this same question on the SHFB website (https://shfb.codeplex.com/discussions) and got an answer from Eric Woodruff, the maintainer of the project.
It turns out that the table of contents is based strictly on the files included in the project, so the only way to get more TOC entries is to break it into more files.
For my project I am using the StackExchange Data Dump that I found on https://archive.org/details/stackexchange.
To be able to do my work, I need to know what tags a user has used mostly (these are the tags you can find when looking on a user's profile page). However, when going to the Data Dump files, I noticed there is a file called User.xml so I was hoping to find these tags here but no I did not.
Is there a way so I can gather these tags for the Data Dumps? Or should I do it brainlessly by writing a small application that retrieves these tags by calling the StackExchange API with the UserId?
Thanks!
I was asked to create metadata (INSPIRE) for one gdataset extracted from Open Street Map. I downloaded the polygon layer and added basic information but I don't know where to find more information than this : http://openstreetmapdata.com/data/land-polygons
I have been looking for 2 hours now and I think I will go crazy soon.
So if anyone knows, thank you a lot.
Cheers,
I am especially looking about data quality !
You will not find complete metadata information about the polygon file you downloaded.
The source where you downloaded the OSM data unfortunately does not have any id associated with the polygons. If you download the data for example from Geofabrik the data will have an id associated. This way you can look up the individual lines and might get further information about the way they were created or the author.
Inspire Metadata are in XML format. You probably have to create that from scratch. There are no OSM XML metadata available as far as I know.
I am currently working on a spring webflow application. In this project there are certain entities that point to a document that contains more information about that entity. However sometimes this document is not provided. In that case the user must be able to research the file for himself.
I need a simple way to let the user search a file and then save the filepath of the selected file into the database.
For most of our components we use richfaces but I don't really like the richfaces <fileUpload> because it's too big and too complex. I have seen that icefaces and tomahawk provide nice solutions but our application is limited to richfaces.
I thought of just using the normal:
<form:form> <input type="file> </form:form>"
but I don't know how I can get the information from that submitted form into my bean. I hoped that I could trigger an event once the file had been selected and then use a listener in my bean that would read the filename from the event. However I cannot find the syntax to do this (I don't even know if this is possible).
Can anyone help me? I know I can just do it with richfaces but I don't think that the client would like that enormous form to just select a filepath
why don't you use a simple jsp file upload?
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/jsp/jsp_file_uploading.htm