In TFS, every Team is associated with Project. Also every Team has their own work items. Team can have more than one area path, similarly one area path can be associated with more than one team.
So I need to create a report where we can get all Work Items associated with specific team.
Is there any way to get that mapping from any table from TFS databases or using REST API?
No such report by default. You can add a custom field to represent teams in your organization, you can reconfigure the agile planning tools and pages to support your teams and decouple assignment to teams and area paths.
Detailed steps, you can follow MSDN article: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn144940.aspx
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Doing some discovery with commercetools. I notice that in the Rest JSON message when fetching a product, there is an element : catalog. It looks to be an array. But I have not found anything in the documentation that indicates if there is an ability to have say different catalogs for a given application - For example a Master / Child catalog structure.
So the question is - is there such a thing within this tool? And if so, how would one go about setting it up.
Yes, there is a structural element in the product master data that is a catalog-like concept. It is not implemented as a feature with behavior thoug and the current development plans are not intending to activate this structure for multi-catalog / multi-market / multi-XYZ cases.
But there are ongoing development activities to improve support for such requirements in in a different way. You best watch the release notes to stay up to date.
Anyone seen an android app created with App Inventor that is a catalog?
I want to create app with a static DB, when a user selects a number it will display the item name, details about the item and image of that item.
I suggest this easy way if you're a beginner at programming in general and you know a bit of HTML and Javascript.
Have your database in JSON, most database management systems will export your tables in JSON format.
And here is how to insert your javascript in App inventor
http://puravidaapps.com/javascript.php
Using a javascript library will make the process even easier.
Let me suggest to store your data in a csv file. Just add it as asset into your project and import it using the File component. Your catalog could be displayed using a listpicker component.
Start doing the tutorials to learn the basics of App Inventor. Also take a look at How to work with Lists by Saj
How to work with Lists and Lists of lists (pdf) by appinventor.org
My suggestion would be to use a list stored in an online database like firebase or a custom tinyWebDB. That way you can change the items, their prices, descriptions without having to build the app all over again. As a bonus, you could use that database to track purchases. If by static DB you mean a database on the device like tinyDB, I would still recommend using lists because they are so easy to work with.
You could have 3 paired lists. One list could be for images, one for the description, and one for the name. Then when a user picks the item number, say 3, you display item 3 of names, item 3 of descriptions, and item 3 of images.
I'm trying to make a custom column (for a custom list), where the users can upload files without overwriting the previous - this way they can keep past versions of the files and upload newer ones and the new ones append. There already exist "append only" comment columns and file upload columns that I can see.
I'm working with Sharepoint designer 2007 (2010 doesn't work with the site), and I'm referencing this code I found online somewhere (http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=0qN89meu), trying to research the Sharepoint documentation on MSDN. I can open the site in designer, but don't know where to go from there (it's already running on a web server, not opening it locally).
I'm just not clear on how to start, I thought there'd be a simple "right+click -> new column" feature but I can't find it. If someone could point me in the right direction to where I could start creating columns on the site, that would be great. Thanks!
An untested idea :
Create a document library with a lookup column to the custom list.
Create an event receiver (ItemAdded and ItemUpdated) than will take the attached files and move them to the other list (with the correct lookup value). --> Code with Visual Studio
Grant to this document library only read permissions.
Adapt the view to display the related documents in the dispform of the custom list.
Advantages:
this seems to answer to your need
you gain all the usability of a document library (nothing prevent you to grant edit rights to other users, force check out, etc.)
Disadvantages:
you have to play with lookup. Can be tricky sometimes, if you play with features
you split one business entity to two entities. You will have to deal with cascading delete (if you need it).
I'm fairly new to Django having up to this point used to it display data from other sources.
I'm embarking on a new project and have a query about the way Django handles model relations (did some searching couldn't find much for this specific instance) and am wondering the most efficient way of accomplishing it.
I have 3 Models, User(obviously :S), Project and Report. Now a report is part of a project and done by a user but project is also 'owned' by a user. In that other users cannot see either the reports/projects of another user. Do i need two foreign keys for Report or just one (e.g User creates projectA and Report1, since Report1 is linked to Project it is also linked to User) ie:
Class Report(models.Model):
user = models.ForeignKey(User)
project = models.ForeignKey(Project)
or
Class Report(models.Model):
project = models.ForeignKey(Project)
If a report is only associated with a user through the project (this means specifically that it makes no sense to have a report with a different user than its project) then the second one is better. You will always be able to access the user by (report object).project.user, or in search queries as 'project__user'. If you use the first one you risk getting the user data for the report and the project out of sync, which would not make sense for your app.
As I know, Sharepoint save all users list in one table. I have several sharepoint lists. And I want to store Data from Sharepoint lists in custom MS Sql Server DB. That difrent Sharepoint lists store data in diffrent tables. I want that this data is stored only in my custom DB (not in sharepoint DB).
And I also want that mutual (many-to-many) links between difrent lists in this DB are. For example I have 2 lists Projects and Emploeyrs one project can have many employers and one employer can work on several projects. I want that if I delete emploer from project link for that project is deleted from this emploer.
Could You recomend me some sollutions for this task?
I think I know what your trying to do :\
You might want to look at this http://www.simego.com/Products/Data-Synchronisation-Studio and use dynamic columns
Sounds like a real mashup, I'd bee using some external components like the ASPxGridView from DevExpress, http://www.devexpress.com/Products/NET/Controls/ASP/Grid/, to get the list views since you wont be able to use the internal lists.
To interface towards the internal SharePoint lists I'd use the Camelot .NET Connector from Bendsoft, http://www.bendsoft.com/net-sharepoint-connector/.
With that combination it wont really matter where you put the result, it can be used internally in SharePoint as well as externally and it dont matter if you use 2007 or newer either.