I'm completely new with Progress. I'm trying to access my Progress Procedure (which works when I export it as an XML-page) in my Android app. I'm using kSoap to do the trick, because I've had some decent results of it.
But I can't seem to access my Progress Procedure in my Android project, can anyone help me to do this?
Thank you very much.
Hannelore, from your comment it looks like you're trying to access your .P via WebSpeed, which is not the same thing as WebServices (it's more of a normal web server).
The URL should look something like http://localhost:8080/wsa/wsa1 (depending on your config). You'll need to install the WSA (WebServicesAdapter from progress.com/esd if you don't have it already), and also something like Tomcat.
Lots more details in the OpenEdge doc (here); specifically look at the OpenEdge Development:Web Services book
-- peter
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I need to develop a simple CRUD console app to update a list of Trello cards from a CSV file. I'll run the app in TaskScheduler every night. I've installed #gregsdennis Manatee.Trello packages (impressive code!) but cannot find a single (complete example) of anything like this anywhere. All I've managed to do is auth in with app key and tokedn.
Is there a resource out there that shows simple (full) examples of how to get started? #gregsdennis—the C# libraries are extensive and obviously well thought out—I just need a jump start to get me going. Thanks to all in advance!
Here's the documentation site: https://gregsdennis.github.io/Manatee.Trello/usage/getting-started.html
You know how Temple Run sometimes has alerts when you open the App that appear even though you don't update the App? I understand how you would implement this if you were to submit an update to your App, but how does Imangi implement new alerts without releasing new versions of the App? (I'm assuming they upload it from some server, but I'm an amateur at all of that stuff so could someone sorta vaguely explain how I might go about doing that? Will I need to learn Internet programming languages :O?)
Thanks.
I agree with Jonathan. I would set a plist with a reference number on your server. and it would look something like this. I'm using concept, not code. It would be as simple as hosting it on your server. Or it could be as complicated as your creating a user interface on your website that allows you to just plug in the information and it would create the plist for you.
-(void)checkanddisplaynotificationbasedonupdatedplistontheserver{
int currentnotificationnumber = userprefs preference for item "notification"
get and parse notification.plist from your server
notificationnumber = object at index 0
if notificationnumber > currentnotificationnumber{
display your notification with parsed plist
}
}
You could host a plist online, with an array of alerts stored as dictionaries, with attributes like 'title', 'body' etc. The app would then parse this and to create an alert. You could then set up a method which searches for updates to this file every time the app opens and has connectivity.
This is not the only way - there are probably hundreds of other files types/ automated systems to use, however this is a simple way, and roughly how all of them work, and I have implemented something like this in some of my apps. Hope this helps, if you wan't any help coding it, I will be happy to help!
Jonathan
I am trying to create my own gtk3 application. I like to use mallard to display some help about how to use my application. However I do not know how to code such that when the help menu item is clicked the help (mallard) is shown. I have the .page files already ready.
Please note, I am not asking how to create help files using mallard. But rather how to integrate mallard into my gtk3 help.
Good question. In cases like this, I always look on git.gnome.org to see how Gedit does it. That's an excellent 'example' application.
First, look here at how they organize their help files:
help
\--C
| \--*.page
\--Makefile.am
\--ar
\--bg
\--ca
\--...other languages...
In help/Makefile.am, they use #YELP_HELP_RULES# to install the files (which is set up by YELP_HELP_INIT in configure.ac.)
Then, when the user clicks Help/Contents, they open the URI help:gedit or help:gedit/link_id with gtk_show_uri() (see here, in the functions gedit_app_show_help_impl() and gedit_app_help_link_id_impl()) The files are then, presumably, automatically fetched by the desktop help system, translated into the proper language, and displayed in Yelp.
I've been searching around this forum and Google, but I can't find anything that helps me. I need to be able to connect to a WebDAV server, type in a username and password to get access and show the folders and files in my iPhone app. Just like the free iPhone app called WebDAV Nav.
Seems like the question is asked a lot, but no one really has an answer for it?
Does anyone know if there's a sample project out there, that could get me on the right track?
I've tried WTClient and flyingcode webdav.
Both flycode's WebDAV and WTClient are a few years old, seem incomplete and have a few errors.
When I try WTClient with a WebDAV server I get the response
This URL can be accessed only with a WebDAV compatible software program.
When I try the flycode WebDAV code, it fails to parse the server directory listing response correctly. I managed to modify the code in FMWebDAVRequest to look for slightly different XML elementNames in the response
eg "response" instead of "D:response", "href" instead of "D:href",
"resourcetype" instead of ":getcontenttype"
Then it worked, successfully retrieving the directory listing.
But should I continue to tweak this code, try something more robust or roll my own? What have others done/used?
It looks like there's a way to, in IIS 6, do the following:
Redirect http://mydomain.com/old_page.asp?oldparam=111 to http://mydomain.com/new-page/111
But, I'm not sure how best to achieve this.
I'm reading up about using VBScript to access the MetaBase to set this up as shown on this page http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms525728%28v=vs.90%29.aspx, but so far I've had no luck. The documentation seems to assume and advanced user... I need something a little more novice.
(Also you seem to be able to use the Active Directory version or WMI version in VBS - I don't know either of them)
Any ideas?
Regards,
Jacques