I have some troubles in WSO2.
is there any sample combining different servers together, in order to explain the mechanism of WSO2? for example, ASS and DSS, or ASS and mushup server, I find a sample of this, but without the document, like my second question.
in AS 5.0.0, I find some samples without notes in the README file. but get this "Please download the Documentation Distribution and refer to the Chad sample document for
detailed instructions on how to run the Chad sample."
how can I get the detail explanation in the website?
There examples are not in the official documentation, but sometime they are available in Wso2 OxygenTalk or having a look at Wso2 Developers, like:
http://charithaka.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Data%20services
http://kasunweranga.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/wso2-business-activity-monitor-200.html
http://chamaras.blogspot.co.uk/2008/09/enter-post-title-here.html
You can find the official documentation of ANY WSo2 Products on the official website, for AS for example is here: http://docs.wso2.org/wiki/display/AS500/WSO2+Application+Server+Documentation
have a look at the picture to have an idea:
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Please anyone can provide me website link for IIS advanced tutorial or youtube channels where I can get complete knowledge about IIS
I think the best IIS learning tutorial is Microsoft's official documentation on IIS. I have read other blogs about IIS, but the content is not systematic and not as complete as the official documentation.
After all, IlS is a basic Internet service based on Microsoft Windows provided by Microsoft. It is the only official Web server on the Microsoft Windows platform, so the content covered by the official documents is also the most comprehensive.
In addition, this document is about the function and structure of various elements of the IIS configuration file, which can be learned together with the official documentation.
Hope my answer helps you.
How to list users who have not setup their display names in GITHUB using github api ?
I have tried watching many videos on YouTube and have also gone through many docs and blogs but I didn't find anything relevant to it.
I have also seen github api official docs and I found it to be advanced for my level of understanding.
So Can you please help me here ?
Thanks
It is in the GitHub API documents. If they don't have a username/login, you can just reference the id. If that's what you want, here is the answer.
Access the API via: https://api.github.com/user/:id instead, and replace id with the id number
EDIT: That API is no longer working.
As far as I can see, you have to provide the username.
Otherwise, this may be what you are looking for.
i want to make a Wikipedia fandom command for my bot which searches articles from a specific Wikipedia fandom page but don't know how can I get any information about how I can do that? searching on YouTube or Google didn't help and didn't get any results
I've seen a couple places on their forums saying they have an outdated API of which I could not find any docs on, so with some more digging into that you might be able to use that with axios or any other HTTP request module. Or you have the option of looking at how they structure their data on webpages and write a small webscraper script depending on exactly what information you want to extract.
An alternative would be to supply the user with a link to the page using an Embed, either way hope this helps.
Edit:
Someone in the comments says there is an API so check that out first
I'm looking for good resources to refer to, when configuring geokettle. The docs folder in the installation does not contain a user guide. I have googled for tutorials to no avail. Searching community.pentaho.com does not seem to yield any useful results. The samples folder in the installation contains some examples but I haven't quite found what I am looking for:
For example, pulling data from a database and have it show on a map.
If on the other hand, it is better to use a separate geospatial analysis tool with the community edition of pentaho and integrate to the BI Server, your suggestions are also welcome.
Any form of reference will be accepted.
Rumbi
I dont know for sure but have you tried the forum?
http://www.spatialytics.com/forum/
Also ask them on twitter perhaps: #FORUM_GeoBI
I know we can link to our apps via http://itunes.com/apps/developername or http://itunes.com/apps/appname, but how do we link to our ebook in the iBooks part of iTunes?
Thanks!
You can find your book ID in your iTunes Connect account if you published it yourself in your bookshelf at http://itunesconnect.apple.com
If you didn't publish it, you can find your book ID with:
https://selfpublish.org/ibooks.md
Just be sure to edit the URL so it follows this convention:
https://books.apple.com/us/book/id397839902
I posted a more detailed tutorial awhile back. When I find it, I'll add a link to it.