I can't find a clear or detailed specification for datanucleus jdo extensions. I suppose that's the page for extensions:
http://www.datanucleus.org/plugins/index.html
Am I correct ? I'm confused because this page is about "plugins", do they mean "extensions" ?!
Now even after opening that page, it looks like you'll have to go through each single link to find what you need. And even when I open sub-page, It's just not helpful at all !
Any information about this topic is very much appreciated, thanks a lot.
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I find a lot of information dispersed over the Internet. There is nothing concrete. If I can guide point to point, to know what I have to install on the machine, and so to create the historical data for the statistics.
I need to make the "linear graph" widget work properly.
Greetings and thanks!
Please, take a look into the README document available on the github repository. Take into account that this file has been updated recently.
The historymod module is part of an specific application (FIWARE LiveDemo app) and not recommended as general solution. Have a look to the following post about how to persist hitorical context information comming from Orion.
I am new to the Mojo framework... I went through some of the wiki pages on the Mojolicious website, however couldn't comprehend many things. The documentation seemed to be for someone who already has a background with the Mojo framework.
So, I'm wondering whether there is any place for a newbie to start?
Thanks in advance.
The wiki isn't necessarily trustworthy, since anyone can change it, and it isn't always up to date.
Start with the mojocasts at http://mojocasts.com; then move on to the docs.
The docs are accessible for new users; just make sure you read the guides in the order they are listed on http://mojolicio.us/perldoc.
the mojocasts cited by tempire are a good start, I find the docs a bit fragmentary, and prefer
to dig the code of other projects...
Here you can find some code to read here
https://github.com/kraih/mojo/wiki/Example-applications
This one is pretty good:
https://github.com/tempire/MojoExample
I am using the Zend Framework and I cannot locate in the documentation the values I can specify in the application.ini file. Does anyone have a link to where I could see them?
Thanks,
Darren
There is no exhaustive list, since you can specify arbitrary configuration values that are specific to your app.
The "built-in" stuff is mostly about configuting build-in resource plugins, so a good source of information on those might help you. The manual describes them in fair detail.
Am currently trying to use for the first time both jqgrid and flexigrid to make database driven pages whos backend uses Zend Framework.
I have been googling and the search results that turn up aren't very helpful.
Any links that can be helpful?
Sorry I'm not fammiliar with the Zend framework, but as per a useful link for jqGrid documentation I find this wiki to be the best.
Edit: This is also a valid documentation resource here.
The Demo page on the official jqGrid site provides a lot of good examples and the code behind them.
Well worth checking out as it covers most things you can do with it.
I use Codesmith to create our code generation templates and have had success in learning how to use the tool by looking at example templates and the built in documentation. However I was wondering if there are any other resources (books, articles, tutorials, etc.) for getting a better grasp of Codesmith?
Have you checked the codesmith community site
We also have a great new collection of video tutorials available. You may want to check those out as well.
There is also a Google Code Codesmith section where you can download the latest updates of some CSLA, nHibernate and Plinqo templates.
Here is an interesting tutorial for building a data access layer using CodeSmith.
Depending on the templates you are using, we might have a separate website with tons of useful information like nettiers.com and plinqo.com. Also check out the help section on our community site.
We have also recently created a new WIKI (http://docs.codesmithtools.com) for all of our documentation.
Thanks
-Blake Niemyjski