I am using pentaho as reporting engine in my project, I have a situation where I have to dynamically generate a query based on parameters and from there the report out come will be processed, so I found query scripting is the best way to do that, but I can't find any guide/tutorial on query scripting using groovy. I am using pentaho report designer 5.x and postgres database. Any help on this topic would be greatly appreciated.
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I am new to SharePoint development and i just saw a scripting. It was about retrieving list data using CAML and CSOM.
I somehow understood the scripting but i cant write a script on my own. Can someone tell me how should i start with this? I just need a direction on where to start.
Below guidelines should helpful.
CSOM CRUD
CAML schema
Just wondering ho to use "Transact-SQL" instead of LINQ in a PLUG-IN to retrive and write data to CRM.
Is it the same as when we use "Transact-SQL" in a C# application to retreive and write data to an sql server?
I would appreciate it if you provide some example helpful links.
Thank you in advance.
Nawaf
Transact-SQL updates/insert are not supported. Transact-SQL reads are only supported when accessing the views. Use the SDK to retrieve / update CRM.
My task is to pull the data from lotusnotes database using one of the technologies.... I wanna know which is a better technology... I have already installed NotesSQL odbc driver & configured it
Depends on what exactly you're trying to do, NotesSQL will let you pull data, or you can export from Lotus Notes views in csv format, it's standard functionality. You could also code a scheduled agent to dump data at a regular intervals etc etc.
Your question is similar to this one. My answer goes into some detail about how to access Lotus Notes using Java, setup instructions and what to read for API's supporting it.
Does Aspose.Words for SharePoint work with Alfresco running on Linux or does it only work within a Windows SharePoint server?
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I work as developer evangelist at Aspose and I would like to share some details with you regarding your query.
Aspose.Words for Sharepoint works with Microsoft Sharepoint Server. It is used to convert or combine Word documents with in Sharepoint. As far as your question is concerned, I'm afraid, it is not very clear that how you want to use Aspose.Words with Alfresco. If you could shed some light on that then it would be easier to guide you.
However, as I can see Alfresco is based on Java. Does it provide an interface for Java development as well? Would it be feasible to use a Jar file to process Word documents programmatically with Alfresco? If so, you may try Aspose.Words for Java. This component is a simple Jar file which allows you to create, edit, and convert Word files using Java programming. Please see if this might help in your scenario.
CAML is hard to learn, and dificult to use, is there a better way to get results from MOSS, besides using CAML queries? And not referring to the Web Services, which are slower, or the object model, which again is slower.
Essentially, yes, you need to at least be able to read and understand CAML. However you can probably get out of writing it. I've used these tools:
U2U CAML Query Builder by U2U - download and online
Yet Another CAML Query Tool by Carlos Segura Sanz (good if you know SQL) - CodePlex
There is also a Linq to Sharepoint provider which gives the ability to use Linq syntax over CAML - definitely worth a look.
Linq To Sharepoint provider
Yes, Sharepoint 2010 has introduced a tool named SPMetal, using which we can have entities representing the lists in our site.
We can perform CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) operations using SPMetal and Linq.
This link shows you how to generate custom entities using SPMetal and parameters.
I depends on what you want to do.
You can also use the MOSS search engine to search for documents.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms544561.aspx