So, I set up the OCR Form Labelling Tool and got everything to work great, and after running training, I get a model id. Now I want to use that model when using the Form Recognizer client library for .NET. Again, got the sample working fine. Both point to the same Form Recognizer service and Azure Blob storage.
However, when I run the GetCustomModelsAsync, it doesn't return the model created in the OCR Form Labelling Tool, and if I copy the Model guid from the Labelling tool, GetExtractedKeysAsync cannot find the model (it does find one that isn't the same, so it is working). Same subscription key, same endpoint.
How to I use the model created in the OCR Form Labelling Tool in the .Net client library. What am I missing?
What .NET SDK version are you using ? Only the new .NET SDK release supports the Form Recognizer v2.0 release and the train with labels models. It is located here
https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-net/tree/master/sdk/formrecognizer/Azure.AI.FormRecognizer
dotnet add package Azure.AI.FormRecognizer --version 1.0.0-preview.2
Thanks,
Neta - MSFT
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I am working on a application developed by third party on salesforce , This is a managed package application. I have access to UAT org and some other orgs. When I tried to retrieve the packaged application metadata using salesforce Ant migration tool,I got all the components in the package retrieved successfully. But the content of this components is shown as "(Hidden)". I am not able to see any real code in this components.
Are there any access level restrictions on Managed package? if yes How can I know the restrictions?
Also It will be very great if someone can help with application life cycle management of a managed package application in salesforce. As I am new in this field , Please recommend any tools for the same.
Thanks in advance.
Managed packages are typically used by salesforce.com partners to distribute and sell applications to customers. The code of managed packages cannot be retrieved.
Would it be possible to embed the GUI from MongoDB Compass into a Web Page with a static URL and full access to the MongoDB database? For instance could it be displayed on a Confluence page and if it's possible, would this require an extra license or any other implication? I'm asking because the Client-Side of this project can't be forced to download some form of software in order to access the reports generated from Compass.
As a side note: If anyone knows of a MongoDB extension used to genrate visual reports that CAN be embedded into a confluence page please let me know.
I'm new with moodle in fact create java application using GWT and deployed it to appengine, really it was about keystroke authentication in which detect the unauthorized users from their typing behavior on keyboard, so I make a text area that takes some data form key and send it to the server side and make some comparisons with data in the app store, i found that it would be Awesome if i add that to module meanwhile this application is my graduation project so when i integrate with moodle it is useful point for me. My question is how can i integrate my application to moodle taking in consideration that i use the appstore .
I suggest you look into something called IMS LTI. Here is a good video introduction to it:
http://vimeo.com/14100773
Before IMS LTI in order to hook into Moodle you needed to write a Moodle plugin. But using IMS LTI you should be able to just enter in some details about your app, like the url and a shared key and using IMS LTI user data and responses should be passed between Moodle and your app. Future versions of the IMS LTI standard will also allow you to pass grading information.
I am looking at using Sharepoint as a CMS for my WPF application, I was hoping to create some kind of a repository and access that using .NET web services. The repository would simply be some images and perhaps some meta-data about the images (name, description, etc...)
Im am stuck to Sharepoint, so another system is not really an option.
Does anyone have any links or experience with this?
Im not a newbie to Sharepoint, I just cannot find anything on what versions to use, if I need plugins, security, how to go about it in general.
You can do this with the free version of SharePoint (SharePoint Foundation, formerly Windows SharePoint Services) that comes with Windows Server--no plugins required.
If you simply want to store the images in SharePoint you can upload them to a Document Library via a web service call. If you want to be able to view the images directly in SharePoint use a Picture Library instead. As you can see in the list of SharePoint 3.0 web services you can work with both Document and Picture Libraries. You could even have the WPF application create the libraries if need be.
As Henrico points out in Storing Images on Sharepoint you'll want to consider whether to store the image file itself in SharePoint or have the file elsewhere and use SharePoint to store the path. His post also points out some other considerations on storing images in SharePoint. Note that his post refers to using SharePoint directly, but the same considerations apply.
I'm not sure what to say about security, since SharePoint supports authorization and authentication with its normal web interface and with web services.
I once used a hosted version of SharePoint to store PDFs uploaded from a command line application that were then viewed by a separate application. It worked great for my needs.
I am currently getting myself up to speed with SharePoint 2010 and I am working my way through the different way SharePoint can expose silverlight applications.
As I understand it, the client object model is more restricted, and is for other applications to interact with SharePoint via WCF for example. An example would be a custom build system that retrieves reference data from SharePoint lists.
The server object model provides more functionality in SharePoint. One example is code written for a web part.
I have been told to deploy a silverlight application, you create the xap, make it accessible by SharePoint web front end, create a silverlight web part and point to it.
So, my question is, assuming what I have previously mentioned is more-or-less the case, can SharePoint access the server object model or is it the same as an external system for example, and uses the client object model?
I am learning all of this so happy to receive feedback on anything I may have not understood correctly.
You would access the client object model from Silverlight. Silverlight is a client. It runs in the user's browser, so it is not on the server, and therefore cannot access the server's features except via service calls. The client object model will provide you direct integration with various lists and functions, and makes it very easy to integrate.
Check out this video for more:
http://channel9.msdn.com/learn/courses/SharePoint2010Developer/ClientObjectModel/SilverlightClientObjectModel/