We are trying to import as XML file having some objects in PIMCORE. The file is having around 4000 records and size is around 4mb. I want to know how to import data in pimcore from XML file?
You need to write some CLI importer by your own for handle it. Pimcore don't have any feature right now to import XML files. Anyway, there is not possible to do it automatically, a cause of data complex.
You could use the Import Definitions Plugin for Pimcore: https://github.com/w-vision/ImportDefinitions
It does easily import XML files as pimcore objects.
The following data types can also be imported by the Import Definitions Plugin:
CSV
JSON
SQL
You can get the plugin via composer:
composer require w-vision/import-definitions
You might need to install the plugin within the Pimcore Extension Manager.
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I want to make my UI to display all the information about the API.
Can you please tell me the best way to convert YAML structure to json?
Sometime i was also went through this issue and I solve them by using the online tools example : https://onlineyamltools.com/convert-yaml-to-json. that convert YAML structured file into JSON structured file .
but if you need a Javascript parser you can use js-yaml
you can use it to convert yaml to json with your js code.
I just wanted to know if this is possible via code, I think of as a post-installation of my customization which needs some imported XML that cannot be included in the Customization Project objects. I looked up on Customization Code Plug-in, this is the solution but I do not know where to start to manipulate the File Upload or Import an XML then I pass a string variable to make it readable for the screen to accept the Import XML and just save the data.
Thanks!
I would consider just including in customization necessary xml staff, as file. Then in Customization plugin just read from that xml, and persist it wherever needed in db.
I'm new to JHipster and i'd like to add a button that allow me import Excel file to fill my entity in the database .
could anyone help me or give an idea
thank you
One way will be to define a table e.g. sourceFile which should have at least one field of type TextBlob. JHipster will create for you all the ui for uploading a file in the table sourceFile. Then u can create a service which is using a lib like apache poi for reading and importing the uploaded excel file. In this way u can write some audits about when the file was upload and imported. Of course it's depends on your use case if this is feasible or not for you.
I am finishing a site for a client and they want to import their customer database. Is there an effective way to import such data? I have used AJW Datagrab for importing data, but this is different.
Any suggestions?
I noticed that EE has an xml import template is there a handy way to convert a spreadsheet to an xml file that would fit that format?
Thanks.
ExpressionEngine 1.x used to come bundled with three native first-party Import Utilities:
pMachine Pro Import Utility
Movable Type Import Utility
Member Import Utility
With the rewrite of ExpressionEngine 2.x, only the following made the conversion:
Member Import Utility
You can access it within the Control Panel at: CP Home > Tools > Utilities > Import Utilities.
The first-party Member Import Utility allows you to import members from other systems into ExpressionEngine, in the following two formats:
Import from XML File - Allows you to import members from an XML file
in ExpressionEngine's Member XML format.
Convert Delimited Text to XML - Allows you to create an
ExpressionEngine Member XML file from another application's delimited
text file.
If you're looking to import more than just Members into your ExpressionEngine database, DataGrab by Andrew Weaver of Brand New Box in the UK is your best choice.
DataGrab allows you to import data from RSS/ATOM feeds, CSV files and XML files. Other datatypes can be added.
Among DataGrab's many uses are:
Importing initial content into ExpressionEngine from other CMS's (WordPress, Tumblr, etc.)
Aggregating data from your various websites from around the
internet, such as Twitter or Flickr (using RSS feeds or APIs)
Keeping product stock or price details synchronised with an external
system
You can also harness EE's powerful, built-in functionality (flexible templating, search, archives), DataGrab makes your data easily available as a channel entry.
The developer of DataGrab provides a walk thru on using CSV imports with DataGrab, perfect for use with Excel documents or a Google Docs Spreadsheets.
Surprisingly, the once-popular Solspace Importer still hasn't made the conversion to EE2.
A bit late, but for the record Solspace Importer is now ee2.x compatible. The big advantage over DataGrab is Importer's ability to call with JSON.
Suppose I have 100 nodes in content type of "product", I would like to export these nodes to a .sql or .csv file, could anyone suggest a solution?
Thanks
You could use the Views module to create a view of all your products, then use the Views Bonus Pack module to export to CSV format. There are lots of other Views add-ons that could be used to export in other formats, if needed.
However, it may depend on what you ultimately want to do with the exported nodes. If you need to import them into another Drupal site, I'd recommend checking out the Node Export module, which has its own export/import format.
You can use the node_export module with Drush from the command line in the root directory of your Drupal installation to export all nodes to a CSV file with the command:
drush node-export > export.csv