There is no clear explanation on the Internet. Please help me. I am suppose to upload a file using put method using spring Mvc. So I am looking for put method example but because each one is writing differently.
Related
I am writing a module and need to include a view in the code, I am doing the same approach as in this tutorial and looked every where online, everyone seems to using this same approach but it not working for me. Can anybody add to it as to why this approach might not be working. Link to tutorial is : https://www.chapterthree.com/blog/howto-best-practices-for-embedding-views-code
You can use views_get_view() to grab a view anywhere.
$view = views_get_view('<view machine name>');
I have a larger example here: https://snippetbox.xyz/9eb54a2a1f52dc1f5d42/
I have been studying all I can on how to integrate an HTML template into Drupal but I have not had great success. The simple theme I am experimenting with is in this link:
http://pixelhint.com/minima-free-html5-minimalist-website/
When it comes to plugging the template into Drupal, I can get as far as writing the .info file. But I do not understand what to do from there.
I realize that this could be a lot to ask, but if it's possible for someone to just give me some clear pointers as to what modifications I should make after creating the .info file, I would be very grateful!
P.S. If this is too much to ask, please tell me, and I will try to make even more specific requests.
Thank you, guys!
This contains whole..
Templating
More..
I have to use a cumbersome Silverlight application that I don't own and that I have to use as part of my job. In the past a web application that was painful to use I would just "screen-scrape" by doing direct posts, using a browser object to manipulate, call JS directly, but Silverlight doesn't make that possible as far as I know and the company that owns the application says a programmatic API for the application (WSDL/REST) is "something we are considering in the future". I'm sure someone has figured out how to do this but I'm not searching with the right key-words. Any help is GREATLY appreciated!
I am in the similar situation and saw ppl suggested something like `teststack' or 'white'. But i don't know how to use them yet.
One dumb way I can think of is to save the 'screen shots' as jpg files and use machine learning algorithm to 'read' the information you needed.
In my search for a good social login package for App Engine, I am giving gae-boilerplate a try. But I find there is no documentation except the readme file, which I think it is not enough at all.
I have many questions, among them:
Should the boilerplate be used as a library or download and modify as needed?
How should the boilerplate be updated?
What does each model do?
Where should my templates go?
Should I have a different routes file?
Should I derive my Handlers from BaseHandler?
In general, what things should I implement in my pages? For example, I found out that I have to include a csrf_token in all POST requests. It would have been nice to know this in advance, and the many other things that I'm having to find out along the way, and which I implement without being sure if I'm supposed to be doing that.
And some more...
My biggest problem is that Social login is not working, and I feel this boilerplate is a big monster with which I don't know where to start. To make things worse, it is hard to debug social auth from any machine that is not the production one. Thats why I'm desperately looking for some docs.
I have not found anything in SO, and I guess there must be more people in my situation. So, any pointers to documentation that could help to understand gae-boilerplate a little bit better would be very appreciated.
EDIT: I switched to gae-boilerplate in a site that I had previously working. Maybe most of my problems come from the way that I have tried to integrate gae-boilerplate and my existing site. As a result I have tried to treat gae-boilerplate as a library, and keep my own templates, handlers, static files and such.
Thank you guys!
EDIT 2: After trying other options, I have to say that I am very happy with gae-simpleauth. It works really well, and Alex's support is superb.
I will try to answer most of your questions below:
Should the boilerplate be used as a library or download and modify as needed?
You can modify it as needed based on your specific requirements.
How should the boilerplate be updated?
What do you mean?
What does each model do?
User and SocialUser are pretty self explanatory. LogVisit and LogEmail are used for auditing purposes.
Where should my templates go?
In the templates directory
Should I have a different routes file?
No, you can use the existing file for all your routes.
Should I derive my Handlers from BaseHandler?
It't not mandatory but I would recommend to do so. BaseHandler is very handy and provides a lot of good stuff.
In general, what things should I implement in my pages?
What exactly do you mean?
In general, you can use gae-boilerplate as a reference on top of which you will built your own project. Study the code step by step, try to figure out what is the purpose of each file and library used and how they work together. This way you will gain good knowledge of a lot of things like jinja templating, oauth2, etc.
Hope this helps.
I am trying to write a Help Desk Application.
The problem I am facing is how to put up a chat like communication between the REST service and my application. I am confused and a rookie as well.
All I know is GET(URI) and POST(URI) methods from which I get the XML.
Can anyone guide me in the right direction?
REST is probably not the best architectural style to build a chat application. You should look at protocols like XMPP and AMQP. They are much more suited to this two-way communication model.
You simply need to write a REST client in C#/.NET
WPF has nothing to do with your question. The post/get uri's will get you the data that needs to be presented. How it is presented is what you deal with using WPF, but the REST part itself is independent of any language/platform.