I need to rehost Azure Logic Apps Viewer.
I Need to host graphical editor in web page and set all task in read-only mode.
I need to set current status of workflow and color each step. For success steps, green, for error steps, red.
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I am trying to enable Analytics in a Hybrid App that i am developing. As per the instruction in the telerik docs, i enabled analytics in my application and after that i am able to see Data in the Live Tab. But i am not able to see any data on any other tab. I enabled the automatics reporting while enabling anaytics.
Is there anything else to be done. Should i add any code or something into my project for monitoring data. Basically i am looking for data that will give me sessions and installed platforms.
By default you will have lots of information collected: sessions, users, location, hardware info, os info, etc.
Make sure to select the "Live Mode" radio button in the time period selector at the top of the dashboard. This is needed to see the data you are looking for, until the data has been fully processed.
I am the Product manager for Telerik Analytics. Feel free to reach out!
We need to have the functionality of users running excel reports from a silverlight application. The application will show data from the server and upon clicking a button users should see an excel report from the data in their client machines. We can't make the original application out of browser so I am looking for options.
I am thinking of creating an out of browser application which can invoke excel in the client machine. Our original application just have to download and install the out of browser application with user permissions. Also I need to pass the data for the excel report from the in-browser application to the OOB applications.
Is it possible? If it is, is there any help available how to do this?
The only thing that comes to mind is to popup another browser window from your in-browser Silverlight application and then offer excel file download to the client. By default this dialog offers Open option as well and that could solve your problem. That's how I solved excel report download from SSRS in my Silverlight application.
It is possible to let users download data as CSV files from the browser, which will open in Excel for most users.
You can also copy delimited text to the user's clipboard using Clipboard.SetText which the user can then paste into a running instance of Excel.
Another option would be to use a server-side service to generate an Excel document and have the Silverlight application show a hyperlink to the document.
My application failed in certification due to error in background music. The reasoning given for the rejecting is given below
App music plays at the same time as music is playing
App does not have settings to allow users to configure the background music.
Please suggest me what is referred by "allow users to configure the background music". What setting/code I need to expose please?
Did you actually read the Microsoft requirements for certification?
6.5.1 – Initial launch functionality
When the user is already playing music on the phone when the app is launched, the app must not pause, resume, or stop the active music in the phone MediaQueue by calling the Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Media.MediaPlayer class.
If the app plays its own background music or adjusts background music volume, it must ask the user for consent to stop playing/adjust the background music (e.g. message dialog or settings menu). This prompt must occur each time the app launches, unless there is an opt-in setting provided to the user and the user has used this setting to opt-in.
6.5.2 - Configurable functionality
If an app plays background music, the app must provide the user with configurable settings for both the background music, and the background music volume.
Sounds like your app doesn't do either of these.
We have a requirement to start a WPF application with specific parameters from a link in a browser.
We are wondering if this is possible?
As an alternative could we embed the web application in a WPF browser control, and read the values out of the html web page?
Several possibilities :
if you control the browser (i.e. if you are in an intranet scenario, and have the opportunity to deploy applications), you can :
create an activex or plugin that runs the application
register a new uri scheme to interpret the url of kind "yourapplication://yourarguments"
(complex): deploy a listening app ran under the user session, and from the webapplication, ask this listening app to run the target application
reduce the security of the browser (not recommended)
if you don't control the browser:
create a clickonce application... this involves a setup, but which does not require admin privilege
Moving to Silverlight also might be an option, depending on your needs. SilverLigth V5 (still in beta) notably adds the ability for an admin to control the rights of the application via a GPO
Note: My feelings is the later option (Silverlight) is far more preferable because it's a lot more cleaner and less security hole factor. However, it can only be done if your requirements fits into the SL features
It is not possible to call client app from a browser, previously it was possible from activex controls but for that you need to have a signed library, in wpf you can make browser based application but you cant embed your web app in it.
So partially you are correct if you used wpf app you will be able to launch application on client side but with browser it seems difficult until unless you make activex control
but still i am not 100% sure that with activex control you will be able to launch the app or not
If i've got a filepath that the current browsers computer can access. Is there anyway that a silverlight application can open that file?
I dont want to run out of browser if possible as well.
Thanks in advance
In Silverlight 4 OpenFileDialog is the only option to access any place on the file system. Elevated trust, out of browser applications can access the current user folder only. However, in Silverlight 5 this type of application will be able to access anywhere on the file system.
From new features of Silverlight 5 at:
http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/future/
Silverlight 5 extends features of the
‘Trusted Application’ model to the
browser for the first time. These
features, when enabled via a group
policy registry key and an application
certificate, mean users won’t need to
leave the browser to perform complex
tasks:
Host HTML content as a Web browser
control within the Silverlight
application. HTML pages, such as help
content or e-mail, can be integrated
within the application. Read and write
files to the user’s My Documents
folder, making it easier to find media
files or create local copies of
reports. Launch Microsoft Office and
other desktop programs. Users can open
Microsoft Outlook and create an e-mail
message, or send a report to Word
utilizing the power of Office. Access
devices and other system capabilities
by calling into application COM
components. Users can access a USB
security card reader or a bar-code
scanner. Enjoy full keyboard support
in full screen, which enables richer
kiosk and media viewing applications.
Call existing unmanaged code directly
from within Silverlight with PInvoke.
Note that this feature is available only on the Windows platform.