I registered a model in my AML workspace, and I can see it in the Model List:
Model List view
But I cannot see it in Designer (preview), which prevents me from using the new model there.
Designer view
Looks like a bug to me. Datasets work fine.
This is known issue as the models registered in workspace cannot be consumed in Designer without the new custom module capability (in private preview) available.
The models showing up in Designer today are these generated from Designer training -> inference pipeline conversion and can only be used in Designer (not registered in the workspace).
We have an effort ongoing to reduce the confusion.
Thanks for your feedback.
This is Blanca, working on AML Designer.
We're working on aligning models concept to reduce the confusion.
Shall we set up a meeting for us to understand your scenario to use registered model in Designer?
Your inputs will greatly help us to better design the user experience.
Could you please contact keli19#microsoft.com?
Thanks a lot for your help in advance!
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I have trained a custom form identifier using Form Recognizer Studio:
The model is trained and it seems to be working well.
Now, I want to use this model using Power Automate, but I need the model identifier, but Where Can I Find It?
I have searched it everywhere in Azure, but no luck:
In the Studio you can find the models IDs within the projects in the Model tab. Please note though that the Form Recognizer Power Automate connector does not yet support the new preview release and supports only the 2.1 GA API. In order to use it you need to train the model in the 2.1 release and use https://fott-2-1.azurewebsites.net/. In 2.1 you will also find the model ID in the UX.
If you want to use the new Studio and preview API in power automate you can create a custom connector and call the REST API directly using the AnalyzeDocument API https://westus.dev.cognitive.microsoft.com/docs/services/form-recognizer-api-v3-0-preview-1/operations/AnalyzeDocument
In this case you will need to provide the model name which is the unique model name you gave the model when training it.
Better late than never, at this point with the model ID not available, consider using HTTP in your logic app, instead of Form Recognizer Logic App. Ways to make it better would be to keep the model ID as a variable and have a delay between REQUEST and GET
I am new for Coded UI. We want to use Coded UI to test Sharepoint portals.While running few tests, we came across the following questions.
How does it support if control Id's are generated dynamically?
How much support does it give to test Sharepoint out of box features?
Does it support Third-party asp.net controls?
Please let me know if you have any conclusion for these questions and also share the limitations of Coded UI for Sharepoint features.
Please provided useful links if any.
How does it support if control Id's are generated dynamically?
We have a (non Sharpoint) project with this situation. No problems until now. The record-tool finds normally enough informations (name, position, content, parent) to identify the control.
How much support does it give to test Sharepoint out of box features?
Sorry I haven't expirience to this, but can't imaging that there are to many problems.
Does it support Third-party asp.net controls?
Yes. We use controls form DevExpress - works fine.
Links
In this case I can really recommend you the MSDN Pages to this topic. They provide some good hints in context of working with CUIT.
I wanted to know how can one know which Database is a BDCM model using. I did some research and found that I can export the model from the central admin (which I did). Now that I have a model (abc.bcdm) to work with, I am not sure how use this to find out the database (external content type) its connecting to.
I found a good article here (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb736296(v=office.12).aspx) and I installed Business Data Catalog Definition Editor as well. However this software do not recognize .BDCM files.
I will really appreciate anyone's help. Thanks in advance.
I have created my own UML profil with new stereotyps in Enterprise Architect and made up some basic rules how these new stereotypes have to be connected. Now I'd like to have something like a Well-Formedness check on the models which I create.
I found that there is a Model Validation with some basic UML Well-Formedness checks, but I didn't find out how I can create my own rules, which should be checked.
To create your own model validation rules, you have to write an Add-In.
Check the help file under Automation - Add-In Model - Broadcast Events - Model Validation Broadcasts. There's an example in there.
If you've never written an Add-In, check out Geert Bellekens' blog (not me) for a good quick-start introduction.
I'm reading Professional Microsoft SharePoint 2007 Workflow Programming.
This book provides some detailed info on how SharePoint works, but not the procedures to create workflow.
I wonder how to create a ASP.NET association form (instead of InfoPath form).
Thanks in advance!
You might want to have a look at http://www.codeplex.com/wss3workflow
This project provides some templates for creating an assoication form. Even if you don't continue to use them, they might help you learn how to create them.