Is there a way I can export the XML metadata for custom records I have created in a sandbox and create them in another environment?
Yes. NetSuite provides the SuiteCloud Development Framework (SDF) for exactly this purpose. Both the Eclipse and WebStorm official plugins provide SDF functionality, and there is a CLI you can download as well.
Search the Help docs for "SuiteCloud Development Framework" and get started.
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I am learning Kentico and the requirement is to save csv file data into database by creating a import/export utility in Kentico Admin tool.
Kentico 10.0.44 version is used.
Can Kentico Import Tool be customized for this using handler or custom event hooks ?
Or is there any documentation to build a custom feature/utility in Admin Tool ?
Thanks
AFAIK there is no support for using the Kentico Import Toolkit (KIT) via command line or any other option. You need to use the UI to perform the import.
That being said, you can write some standard asp.net code to perform the import of the CSV into Kentico. Keep in mind you want to use as much of the Kentico API as possible to ensure your data will be properly imported. If you don't use the API, you could end up with orphaned data, issues with workflow, etc. and they will cause a huge problem later on.
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I stand corrected, you can use a pre-created profile and use the KIM with a given profile to import data via the CLI. Documentation is here for version 10.
I'm quite new in liferay and this must have been a very basic question.
Can we make site templates deployable as standalone component like themes? If yes how can we do this? Any help or content explains how to do this will be great.
Thanks
You can export and import site templates - they'll not be deployed like themes, but you can carry them from one portal to another. Check the cogs-icon in the top-right of the Site Template configuration screen in Control-Panel and you'll find the Export/Import Actions. The individual SiteTemplate's Action button also has an Export option available.
Another option is to get familiar with Liferay's API (learn ServiceBuilder for understanding the concepts) and examine the sourcecode. A good starting point is the ancient 7cogs sample code (not all will compile as-is, this article is for an older version, but the principles will help you to understand). Also note that the article links a second follow-up article. Everything in Liferay is done through the API and you can literally automate everything - you'll "just" have to find the proper API and use it.
Site templates can be deployed in a plugin via the use of Liferay's Resources Importer.
See: https://dev.liferay.com/develop/learning-paths/themes/-/knowledge_base/6-2/importing-resources-for-your-theme for more information.
You can probably find some some examples here: https://www.liferay.com/marketplace/-/mp/category/15828894
Is it possible to automate the publish of dxp file to the server. What I want to achieve is build a command line tool, user navigates to the dxp file and runs a command (let's say publish), this should save the file to the library without opening spotfire client (something similar to running spotfire in Headless mode).
I got to know that Spotfire Automation Services can be of some help in this task, but I have never used the automation services and don't know how to install or find the automation services module. Any help or direction is highly appreciated. Thanks
Automation Services is a licensed framework from TIBCO that lets you automate several tasks including Open or Save analysis to library, replace or remap data sources, run alerts etc.
But if your sole requirement is to publish analysis to library then use the import-library-content on command line, or save it in a batch file and use IronPython to trigger that as using button from the DXP.
See API docs of import-library-content for usage.
you can check Google for Automation Services and see more details on its capabilities, but I'm pretty sure your use case is covered. Spotfire does not offer this feature out of the box (except maybe using the admin command tool, but that'd only be for admins).
your organization will need to buy a license for AS, since it's a separate product in the Spotfire suite. talk to your TIBCO rep or send me a PM.
Yes, you can use Automation Services for this. Automation Services needs to be licensed from TIBCO, but it provides a framework that will allow you to create job.xml files which specify a list of tasks for Automation Services to execute. You can then submit the job file to a web service when you want the tasks to be executed.
HI
I want to access my sharepoint site through my java application or through jsp pages. At my website user can search and download documents from sharepoint document library.if any java api? plz send me sample code..
Regards
Siva
http://code.google.com/p/java-sharepoint-library
Library written in Java provided connectivity to Microsoft SharePoint 2007 and 2010 Web Services.
You can check out WSRP then you may be able to show your web parts in java portlets.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Services_for_Remote_Portlets
I remeber testing it in SharePoint 2007 to show lists in a java portlets.
You can using this http://www.bendsoft.com/downloads/camelot-wcf-service/
http://camelottoolkit.codeplex.com/
http://www.bendsoft.com/downloads/camelot-sharepoint-integration-toolkit/
Alongside with the Camelot ADO.NET Connector it turns SharePoint to an ordinary SQL datalayer so you can select, insert, update and delete from your Lists and Document Libraries (full CRUD support).
I'm not really into java, but there are sample code of using the WCF service and PHP is available here, http://blog.bendsoft.com/2011/04/camelot-php-tools-1-1-for-sharepoint-released/
There are a few soap wsdl clients for java, but it should be a simple task of setting it up.
I have developed an API to access most common Sharepoint Rest API functions (i'm still in work in progress to achieve a full implementation). The idea is to have a very easy to use java API to work with sharepoint sites. You can take a look here
https://github.com/kikovalle/PLGSharepointRestAPI-java
i am new to sharepoint. i have a sharepoint application. i have to create a package setup (install shield kind of thing) that can deploy the sharepoint solution on the client machine. in my application we have .dll,.ascx,.xml etc files available. i think i have to deploy the dlls,ascx, xml files.
Can any body help me on this? how shloud i go forward and is there any tool available which i can use for this?
is it possible with VS2005? VS2005 provides a setup and deploy feature. can we use that for sharepoint? if yes can any body help me how to do it?
thanks in advance.
Try and have a look at http://www.codeplex.com/sharepointinstaller. It is a free tool offering a user friendly install/upgrade/uninstall of SharePoint solutions.
The first thing you need to understand is Solution Packages. They are the unit of deployment in SharePoint.
Creating a Solution Package in Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
However, Solution Packages are meant to be deployed by SharePoint Administrators. They don't have a user friendly installation process.
If you want something more like an installer, you can look at the SharePoint Solution Installer CodePlex project.