Good day,
Please, I am currently creating machine learning model in Watson knowledge studio and need to test with blind data loaded. Please need some help on how to connect / integrate mail server with Watson discovery service for making sense out of the incoming mails,
You can crawl URLs and index them using the IBM Watson Discovery Service Indexing plugin for Apache Nutch. The crawl does not update automatically, so the procedure will need to be repeated periodically to keep the index up-to-date.
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I have a React app for clients to access. I also have a SharePoint where I store my documents for each client. I would like the ability to present my docs based on each client within the app(read only). I am stuck on how to get started though. I can only find videos about web parts.
The docs seem to have options but I am not skilled enough as a developer to navigate them to understand what to use.
Should I be connecting to SharePoint using PnPjs?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/connect-to-sharepoint
Should I be connecting to SharePoint using the JavaScript Object Model (JSOM)?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/web-parts/guidance/connect-to-sharepoint-using-jsom
Is there something else I am missing here?
Additional info:
I also plan to scale this to use Azure SQL on a Azure VM. So don't know if all aspects are intertwined somewhere. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-sql/database/connect-query-nodejs?view=azuresql&tabs=windows
I want to implement an evaluation feature to my chatbot. User would be able to rate service on a scale of 1 to 5 and make suggestions.
I guess I would use slots for that and store the provided data in a variable.
What would be the easiest way for me to save and access that data later?
Somehow I need to write it to a database and make that database easily accessible. Or ideally having Watson sending an email with the feedback to myself.
Is there an IBM Cloud Database service available for that?
What would be my first steps in order to achieve this? Maybe you have some tips or documentation links, or even code snippets if it's not to much work for you.
I used IBM Cloud functions to get a joke from an API to Watson via webhook. I used code from the internet. So I am somewhat familiar with the concept, but I need more guidance and couldn’t find anything helpful. Basically I know nothing about NODE.
I would recommend the tutorial and its code on how to build a database-driven Slackbot with Watson Assistant. It uses a webhook and Cloud Functions to interact with a database for various actions. You could use that as blueprint for setting up the webhook and see how the database is invoked.
Make sure to secure the webhook. This can only be done using the command line (CLI), see the Cloud Functions doc on securing web actions.
I have been trying to find an answer to this question, but can't seem to have any luck.
Is it possible to upload a document to Watson Discovery via Watson Assistant?
If so, could anyone point me in the right direction?
There is nothing out of the box that could do as you ask. Discovery does now come with a number of mechanisms to populate collections, i.e. Box, Web and sharepoint crawlers along with a manual upload. Non of these are integrated with Watson assistant.
That's not to say what you are looking for cannot be done, but you would need to build the mechanism yourself. As an example you could create a response payload (json packet ) within Watson Assistant that triggers some client code which performs an upload. This upload could then directly push the document into a discovery collection via discovery's API methods.
Well, probably this is a stupid question, but after to surfing the web the last week...this is my last shot.
Questions:
It is possible to create an API to call a SQL database to retrieve records?..In a secure way..?
What apps/tools/methods can I use? hopefully...VS, Python, PowerShell...etc
Can I encrypt that call?and create a method to decipher the data?
I'm not the app owner, what questions should I make to the app developer?
FYI Currently I cannot use cloud vendors or third party tools to do the transformation :(. But if there is a strong tool/vendor maybe I can negotiate it.
I have consulted:
API to database: API to Database?
How to quickly create a simple REST API for SQL Server database - https://medium.com/voobans-tech-stories/how-to-quickly-create-a-simple-rest-api-for-sql-server-database-7ddb595f751a
Any ideas?
Try rolling out redash with the bitnami stack. It's free, as in speech.
Bitnami will take care of setting up https etc if you do it on AWS. You need a t2-small I think. There's how-tos for let's encrypt etc also.
You can dish out links to "widgets" with an embedded API key. The widgets can be json or csv. They will only provide access to predefined data queries, but you can get that data from anywhere, not just your SQL server.
Hey I'm making a small project and I would like to use a JSON style database service where I can set and get parts of the JS object. I would like this to be completely on the front end and not require any server technologies. It dosent need to be secure as its just a hobby project. Security is a bonus.
I'm currently using HTML5 local storage.
I'm happy to pay for this as a service.
Update 2020: A lot has changed on the internet since this question was asked. I would recommend:
Google Cloud Firebase (https://firebase.google.com/)
It has an authentication mechanism built in
It has user management
https://www.firebase.com/ does not have free plan.
Direction to go seems to select NoSQL db like MongoDB or CouchDB, and then search/compare for db as service providers.
Quick search gives 10 Online Storage APIs
That is file oriented APIs
Adobe Share: Recently released online document sharing service from Adobe with a REST-based API that integrates with Flash, AIR and non-Adobe applications.
Amazon S3, Simple Storage Service: Probably the best known storage API and a key element of Amazon’s pay-as-you-go infrastructure services.
Box.net: The “Box Enabled” platform offers a choice of SOAP, REST or XML-POST APIs. Below is Fireloader, a Firefox extension which allows you to upload, and download photos, files and videos using a familiar FTP like interface. In this version Flickr, Picasa, Box.net and Youtube are supported.
Cellblock: This multimedia sharing service offers a REST-based API.
MoveDigital: File delivery and management services geared towards large files.
Nirvanix: A newer entrant into this space, focused scalable, secure storage through their Storage Delivery Service (SDS). See their feature comparison vs. S3.
Omnidrive: A well regarded REST-based API which has been used for a variety of interesting commercial integrations including direct access from Zoho.
Open XDrive: AOL offers this storage serviced using a JSON-RPC protocol.
Openomy: Experimental online storage service started in 2005 (although a quick check of this service over this past week indicated leaves some question about its current operating status).
ref https://webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/8247/seeking-online-hosted-database-web-service-with-rest-api
amidb provides hosted json service backed by elasticsearch and cassandra.
Try it out. It is free to host files and json. you only pay when you go into production.
disclaimer: I'm involved as an engineer with http://amidb.com
Here are a few options:
myjson
jsonbin
They all currently have a free option.
You may also want to check out www.ttmsolutions.com/restjee. Its a lightweight server-side JSON ORM that doesn't require you to develop any server-side code and works with any DB.
You could try https://jsonware.com You'll get a fixed URL with your JSON.
It can even generate random data. No installation is needed.