I am trying to call my OpenOffice conversion API with following data:
{
"async": false,
"filetype": "docx",
"key": "Khirz6zgfTPdfd7",
"outputtype": "pdf",
"title": "Example Document Title.docx",
"url": "https://calibre-ebook.com/downloads/demos/demo.docx"
}
I am not certain about key property value, I used Khirz6zgfTPdfd7 which is also used in their example on https://api.onlyoffice.com/editors/conversionapi ; the document is also not the one stored on docserver.
The response I retrieve is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><FileResult><Error>-1</Error></FileResult>
when means Unknown error.
I suppose the problem might be either in key or document URL. Can I use document that is not stored on docserver and how to generate the key properly?
Or do you think I miss something else?
I am trying to call my OpenOffice conversion API with following data
Seems to be ok, please send log files from /onlyoffice/documentserver/converter/ and /onlyoffice/documentserver/docservice/
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I'm building a pipeline, which copy a response from a API into a file in my storage account. There is also an element of pagination. However, that works like a charm and i get all my data from all the pages.
My result is something like this:
{"data": {
"id": "Something",
"value": "Some other thing"
}}
The problem, is that the copy function just appends the response to the file and thereby making it invalid JSON, which is a big problem further down the line. The final output would look like:
{"data": {
"id": "22222",
"value": "Some other thing"
}}
{"data": {
"id": "33333",
"value": "Some other thing"
}}
I have tried everything I could think of and google my way to, but nothing changes how the data is appended to the file and i'm stuck with an invalid JSON file :(
As a backup plan, i'll just make a loop and create a JSON file for each PAGE. But that seems a bit janky and really slow
Anyone got an idea or have a solution for my problem?
When you copy data from Rest API to blob storage it will copy data in the form of set of objects by default.
Example:
sample data
{ "time": "2015-04-29T07:12:20.9100000Z", "callingimsi": "466920403025604"}
sink data
{"time":"2015-04-29T07:12:20.9100000Z","callingimsi":"466920403025604"}
{"time":"2015-04-29T07:13:21.0220000Z","callingimsi":"466922202613463"}
{"time":"2015-04-29T07:13:21.4370000Z","callingimsi":"466923101048691"}
This is the invalid format of Json.
To work around this, select file pattern in sink activity setting as Array of objects this will return array of all objects.
Output:
I'm trying to retrieve an attached file (or files) from a record in Acumatica. I'm using the following example:
https://help-2021r1.acumatica.com/Help?ScreenId=ShowWiki&pageid=b1bc82ee-ae6b-442a-a369-863d98f14630
I've attached a file to the demo inventory stock item "AACOMPUT01".
Most of the code runs as expected, but when it gets to the code line:
JArray jFiles = jItem.Value<JArray>("files");
it returns null for the jFiles JArray - as if there are no files attached.
Is there something wrong with this example - or something I need to add to get it to work?
I'm using 2021 R1 (21.107.0023), and the endpoint is default 20.200.001...
Thanks...
Execute a GET request on StockItem endpoint with the expand files option:
http://localhost/Acumatica/entity/Default/20.200.001/StockItem/AACOMPUT01?$expand=files
This returns the files array:
"files": [
{
"id": "bdb9534c-6aa9-41fa-a65d-3119e32b0fe5",
"filename": "Stock Items (AACOMPUT01)\\AACOMPUT01.jpg",
"href": "/Acumatica/entity/Default/20.200.001/files/bdb9534c-6aa9-41fa-a65d-3119e32b0fe5"
}
Use the href URL parameter value to issue the GET request which returns the file content:
http://localhost/Acumatica/entity/Default/20.200.001/files/bdb9534c-6aa9-41fa-a65d-3119e32b0fe5
I have a lot of files each containing a set of json objects like this:
{ "Id": "1", "Timestamp":"2017-07-20T10:43:21.8841599+02:00", "Session": { "Origin": "WebClient" }}
{ "Id": "2", "Timestamp":"2017-07-20T10:43:21.8841599+02:00", "Session": { "Origin": "WebClient" }}
{ "Id": "3", "Timestamp":"2017-07-20T10:43:21.8841599+02:00", "Session": { "Origin": "WebClient" }}
etc.
Each file containts information about a specific type of session. In this case it are sessions from a Web App, but it could also be sessions of a Desktop App. In that case the value for Origin is "DesktopClient" instead of "WebClient"
For analysis purposes say I am only interested in DesktopClient sessions.
All files representing a session are stored in Azure Blob Storage like this:
container/2017/07/20/00399076-2b88-4dbc-ba56-c7afeeb9ef77.json
container/2017/07/20/00399076-2b88-4dbc-ba56-c7afeeb9ef78.json
container/2017/07/20/00399076-2b88-4dbc-ba56-c7afeeb9ef79.json
Is it possible to skip files of which the first line already makes it clear if it is not a DesktopClient session file, like in my example? I think it would save a lot of query resources if files that I know of do not contain the right session type can be skipped since they can be quit big.
At the moment my query read the data like this:
#RawExtract = EXTRACT [RawString] string
FROM #"wasb://plancare-events-blobs#centrallogging/2017/07/20/{*}.json"
USING Extractors.Text(delimiter:'\b', quoting : false);
#ParsedJSONLines = SELECT Microsoft.Analytics.Samples.Formats.Json.JsonFunctions.JsonTuple([RawString]) AS JSONLine
FROM #RawExtract;
...
Or should I create my own version of Extractors.Text and if so, how should I do that.
To answer some questions that popped up in the comments to the question first:
At this point we do not provide access to the Blob Store meta data. That means that you need to express any meta data either as part of the data in the file or as part of the file name (or path).
Depending on the cost of extraction and sizes of files, you can either extract all the rows and then filter out the rows where the beginning of the row is not fitting your criteria. That will extract all files and all rows from all files, but does not need a custom extractor.
Alternatively, write a custom extractor that checks for only the files that are appropriate (that may be useful if the first solution does not give you the performance and you can determine the conditions efficiently inside the extractors). Several example extractors can be found at http://usql.io in the example directory (including an example JSON extractor).
I am trying to update a calendar event in Domino Mail Calendar by using the REST data service "calendar" from the latest xpages extlib release "ExtensionLibraryOpenNTF-901v00_13.20150611-0803".
Has anybody done this with a successful return?
Unfortunately I haven't had any success trying to update a calendar event. I was successful getting the list of events, creating events, deleting an event, but to update an event seems to be somehow special. The PDF documentation for the calendar service is quite short on this point. My domino server is accepting all protocols including PUT. I am using the JSON format for my REST calls. The UPDATE I tried as described in the documentation with iCAL as well, but getting the same error.
I am using the Firefox REST Plugin for checking out the service, before I am implementing it.
Im using PUT, with content-type "text/calendar" as well "application/json".
My URL:
http://sitlap55.xyzgmbh.de:8080/mail/padmin.nsf/api/calendar/events/4D750E2B8159D254C1257E9C0066D48D
My Body looks like this, which is the easiest event type, a reminder (but I tried it with meeting and appointment as well):
{"events":[{"UID:"4D750E2B8159D254C1257E9C0066D48D","summary":"Ein Reminder update","start":{"date":"2015-08-13","time":"13:00:00","utc":true}}]}
This is how I return the event by a GET:
{
"href": "/mail/padmin.nsf/api/calendar/events/4D750E2B8159D254C1257E9C0066D48D-Lotus_Notes_Generated",
"id": "4D750E2B8159D254C1257E9C0066D48D-Lotus_Notes_Generated",
"summary": "Ein Reminder",
"start": {
"date": "2015-08-12",
"time": "07:00:00",
"utc": true
},
"class": "public",
"transparency": "transparent",
"sequence": 0,
"x-lotus-summarydataonly": {
"data": "TRUE"
},
"x-lotus-appttype": {
"data": "4"
}
}
This is the error I get:
{
"code": 400,
"text": "Bad Request",
"cserror": 1028,
"message": "Error updating event",
"type": "text",
"data": "com.ibm.domino.calendar.store.StoreException: Error updating event\r\n\tat com.ibm.domino.calendar.dbstore.NotesCalendarStore.updateEvent(NotesCalendarStore.java:229)\r\n\tat ... 65 more\r\n"
}
The attributes in the body I tried a lot of different things, using the id, no id, an UID like in the calendar service doumentation, ...
What am I doing wrong here?
The solution:
Using the PUT method, the URL which worked looks like this:
http://sitlap55.xyzgmbh.de:8080/mail/padmin.nsf/api/calendar/events/4D750E2B8159D254C1257E9C0066D48D-Lotus_Notes_Generated
the BODY looks like this:
{"events":[{"id":"4D750E2B8159D254C1257E9C0066D48D-Lotus_Notes_Generated","summary":"Some Reminder update #6","start":{"date":"2015-08-13","time":"10:00:00","utc":true}}]}
What I figured out was, that the "id" attribute is required ! a bit strange, because it is already in the URL.
I just checked against the documentation for Domino Access Services (DAS) 9.0.1 - and the example they have there actually works.
I tried a few things before that, e.g. if I could PATCH (change individual fields) or PUT (change ALL fields) just specifying the non-system fields. None of these worked. But taking the response from creating (or getting) the event and put it into a PUT request and adjust e.g. start time works fine.
Looking at your example I think the issue is similar as you do not include the end time in the request. But even so you seem to have to include the entire record as it is returned from the service - and please note that the url must end on the ENTIRE id (i.e. including "...-Lotus_Auto_Generated") :-)
/John
Edit:
It seems you don't need to add all fields... But be aware of the side effects of not specifying fields... You need to test it for yourself!
When I browse to a gist on gist.github.com it displays a friendly name. E.g. for
https://gist.github.com/stuartleeks/1f4e07546db69b15ade2 it shows stuartleeks/baz
This seems to be determined by the first file that it shows in the list of files for the gist, but I was wondering whether there is any way to retrieve this via the API?
Not directly, but you can get with the Gist API the JSON information associated to a gist, reusing the id of your url:
GET /gists/:id
In your case: https://api.github.com/gists/1f4e07546db69b15ade2
It includes:
"files": {
"baz": {
"filename": "baz",
and:
"owner": {
"login": "stuartleeks",
That should be enough to infer the name stuartleeks/baz.