I am a fresher who works on HarmonyOS where we have to map android imports to respected to HarmonyOs using an excel sheet, which consists of alternative imports but some are missing in that Excel. where can I find all the alternative methods?
There is no direct substitution or mapping between the methods of HarmonyOS and Android. You need to query the official APIs based on the site requirements to find a method that meets the requirements.
API reference documents provide you guidance in using the APIs of different programming languages, as well as standards and specifications required for app development with these APIs.
Java API References
JS API References
You can refer this example for Java Harmony OS APIs for Android developers.
https://medium.com/huawei-developers/java-harmonyos-api-for-android-developers-cheatsheet-9de077561732
For some classes direct one to one mapping might not be available for now.
In HarmonyOS developer doc there is Reference Document Outline for Java APIs, Native APIs. Please check https://developer.harmonyos.com/en/docs/documentation/doc-references/reference-document-outline-0000001115016824
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I'm building a software using SDK provided by third party software. To secure the application that I build, I must set correct values in some attributes in the SDK. I'm thinking of building a wrapper around SDK which would ensure correct properties in the SDK are set. Only challenge with the approach is making sure other developers helping me to build the application would always use the wrapper as an abstraction layer rather than using the SDK directly downloaded from third-party repository.
I was initially thinking of using Software Composition Analysis (SCA) tool. But I couldn't find a SCA tool helps to block direct use of a third-party library instead of using SDK wrapper/abstraction layer.
What is the best way to solve this problem?
Thanks
so i am able to call app insight's api "https://api.applicationinsights.io/v1/apps/xx/xx/xx" from my C# code.
i can get the json response.
i have this response in json and i want to serialize it into C# objects. do i have to create matching C# classes my self or is there any built in c# models i can use and serialize them?
Not really a direct answer to your question, but instead of consuming REST API directly and doing the conversion/serialization yourself you can simply use Application Insights .Net SDK.
The SDK will do all the necessary conversions for you and give you nice C# objects. The source code for this is also open source and is available here: https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-net/tree/master/sdk/applicationinsights/Microsoft.Azure.ApplicationInsights.Query.
You can take a look here for all the models available to you for direct use here: https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-net/tree/master/sdk/applicationinsights/Microsoft.Azure.ApplicationInsights.Query/src/Generated/Models.
In my opinion, if you choose to use app insights api, that means you didn't add any other sdk into your project, that means there's no any built in models for you.
And if you choose to use sdk instead, here's a sample for it, and per my testing, it only provides QueryResults as the response, here's my testing result， and this is the introduction for preparation. Pls note, you need wait for a while to make the newly added role to take effect. If you can't find the api permission mentioned in the document, you can search for it like what I did.
What is the main reason that we go for Rest Api in SharePoint 2013. Already we have Client Object Model for implementing application. Anybody can please guide me.
The Client Side Object Model is built upon the REST API so that is one reason for it to exist. For good JavaScript developers they may like the simplicity of the REST API. For people trying to keep their page size to a minimum, they may appreciate forgoing the size of the CSOM and its dependencies. Lastly, in mash up scenarios with other tools, having an easy way to address content via REST urls makes for better interoperability with other tools instead of relying on a product specific API (i.e. the CSOM).
What is the difference between CodedUI and UISpy? Does both use same mechanism?
I need to implement support for UISPY in my own custom grid control[WinForms] to recognize each cell as like in the MS DataGridView. currently UISPY recognizes my entire control but not individual cell.
Any help would be highly appreciated
I'm not sure how UISpy works but CodedUI uses the UI Automation framework to access the UI components in an app.
Regardless, you might want to look at using something like HawkEye or WinForms Spy as a starting point for doing what you need.
The UI Spy tool is obsolete and no longer available. Developers should use other tools such as Inspect.exe that are available in the Windows Software Development Kit (SDK).
I want to track usage for my Cross Platform Apps developed with the Xamarin Tools (MonoTouch, MonoDroid, Windows Phone) with Google Analytics. While there is a MonoTouch binding around, it seems I need to create the MonoDroid binding myself (see this hint). I've not jet investigated WP.
Because some of my tracking takes place in the shared code between platforms --- and for general ease of use, I am looking for a common library to be utilized in all three projects. Is there something like this around? If not, is there some hidden problematic why such a library can not easily be created?
I know this is an older thread, but I thought that I would add that there is now a component for Google Analytics: http://components.xamarin.com/view/googleanalytics.
You should be able to make the Google Analytics requests yourself, using Google's API in C#.
This would work on all three platforms, but I have not found an open source project for this. There are several code examples, online however, here is a link.
I found a native C# implementation which generates the tracking requests by itself instead of wrapping the platform specific tracking libraries from Google into a common API: https://github.com/maartenba/GoogleAnalyticsTracker
Unfortunately the code does not accumulate tracking requests to dispatch them in intervals, but for my purposes it's sufficient.
There is also another implementation where tracking methods and request dispatching are separated (but not carried out automatically): http://www.diaryofaninja.com/projects/details/ga-dot-net