I'm using boundlessgeo gxp viewer. I have a lot of different wms and wfs link and want to show those remote sources in my map viewer application. I have a geoserver and basic layers in it. I can add my local sources normally. What is the way of adding external wms and wfs sources?
Log in to GeoServer admin.
Go to Stores > Add new Store
Now, under 'Vector Data Sources' you can select 'Web Feature Server' and under 'Other Data Sources' you can select 'WMS - Cascades a remote Web Map Service'
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When trying to add the Kinetise Service from the Bluemix Catalog, a pop-up appears saying:
Service broker error: {"description"=>"Error 500 received from broker url https://bluemix.marketplace.ibmcloud.com/api/custom/cloudfoundry/v2/service_instances/6b04405f-96d7-413a-91f2-92f036fc0bf7"}
I haven't found any pb recorded on the Bluemix Status page.
I'm currently on US-South.
This problem depends most likely by some issues in responding at the broker side.
Could you please open a ticket at Bluemix support using one of the following methods:
Use the Support Widget. It is available from the user avatar in the
upper right corner of the main Bluemix UI. After opening the support
widget panel, select Get Help > Get In Touch, select the type of
assistance you need, and then fill out the support form.
Use the Support Site 'Get Help' form. This form is available on a
separate site that is made available for ticket submission when you
cannot log into Bluemix and access the Support Widget. Go to
http://ibm.biz/bluemixsupport and fill in the support request form.
This is a known issue and is being worked out by the Kinetise team. Will update you as soon the service becomes available.
Is it possible to load RDLX files from an SQL Server in ComponentOne ActiveReports? I currently have the need to store the RDLX files in a third party service. I'm also using the webservice to render the reports becaus the viewer is in SilverLight.
You can set up a Web Service that returns a dataset to use in ActiveReport Developer. Refer to the AR7 documentation link that will guide you in setting up Web Service that returns a dataset to use in ActiveReport Developer.
you can set up a Web Service that returns a report document which can be shown in a report viewer control.
AR7 also allows to set up a Web Service that returns a report document which can be shown in a report viewer control. The illustrated walkthrough can be found here.
Regards,
Mohita
I am in need of generating invoices on my online quickbook account automatically through my php website.
i searched a lot over intuit and other sources but dont know where to start or what to do.
please help me..
Thanks
For non-SaaS QuickBooks integration with QuickBooks Online, you want to use qbXML.
To do this, you first need to register with Intuit. It's easiest to register in DESKTOP mode. There are instructions to do this on our QuickBooks PHP wiki. Register as a PRODUCTION application (you can only use DEV/PTC if you get a special account from Intuit, which you won't be able to get).
Once you've registered, you'll have a connection ticket, an app id, and a app login.
Then, you can grab our open source PHP QuickBooks DevKit (use a recent nightly build) and open this example:
docs/example_online_edition.php
From there, you plug in your app id, app login, and connection ticket, and you'll be able to send XML formatted requests to QuickBooks.
You'll want to use Intuits QuickBooks OSR for XML reference. Make sure to check "OE", uncheck "US", change the qbXML version to 6.0 (QuickBooks Online only supports 6.0), use the "Select Message" drop-down to choose the request type, and the "XML Ops" tab to see the available XML fields.
Your resulting code will look something like:
require_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/../QuickBooks.php';
// Register in DESKTOP mode to get these. Docs:
// http://www.consolibyte.com/docs/index.php/QuickBooks_Online_via_qbXML#Connecting_with_the_.27Desktop.27_model_of_communication
$application_id = '134476443';
$application_login = 'qboe.www.consolibyte.com';
$connection_ticket = 'TGT-68-1sRm2nXMVfm$n8hb2MZfVQ';
// Create our new gateway instance
$Gateway = new QuickBooks_Gateway_OnlineEdition(
$application_id,
$application_login,
$connection_ticket);
$xml = '<QBXMLMsgsRq onError="stopOnError">
<VendorAddRq>
<VendorAdd>
<Name>ConsoliBYTE</Name>
<FirstName>Keith</FirstName>
<LastName>Palmer</LastName>
<VendorAddress>
<Addr1>123 Test Road</Addr1>
<City>Mt Pleasant</City>
<State>MI</State>
<PostalCode>48858</PostalCode>
</VendorAddress>
<Email>support#consolibyte.com</Email>
</VendorAdd>
</VendorAddRq>
</QBXMLMsgsRq>';
// Send the request
$resp = $Gateway->qbxml($xml);
print($resp);
I have a MySQL cloud database with a browser-based front-end.
Backend code is written using Perl/Dancer
The employee logs on to www.example.com and enters the data into fields, hits ' save ' to create a new record.
Now I need to scan in an image and attach it as one of the fields.
How can I accomplish this?
I realise that I could just scan the image, save it as a file on the desktop, and then upload this file. but there is a high volume of data to process, this method is very clunky.
( It isn't essential that it is a scanner, it could equally well be a web cam or digital camera )
To control scanner's from browser u may either use activeX controls or u may use flash, which gives options to take options from web/digital
I have a Bing Maps control in a silverlight application.
The application is to be deployed on a company network which has a very tight security policy and so they need to know what data is going to be sent/recieved over the connection to the Microsoft servers.
Can anyone point me in the right direction with regards to data connections etc. I understand that the control sends a licence and recieves map tiles but I don't know how.
The only data that gets sent from the Bing Maps control to Bing's servers is your application key, which is used to log a transaction recording the start of your session. This is done by a call to the service at http://dev.virtualearth.net/webservices/v1/LoggingService/LoggingService.svc. The service sends back an authentication result code and a session id which is assigned for the rest of the session.
In terms of data received from Bing's servers to the Map Control - if you use one of the built-in map styles (aerial/road etc.), then the tile images are requested from one of the tile servers in the edge caching network, which have URLs as follows:
http://ecn.t0.tiles.virtualearth.net
http://ecn.t1.tiles.virtualearth.net
http://ecn.t2.tiles.virtualearth.net
http://ecn.t3.tiles.virtualearth.net
That's it. If you load a tile layer from a local tile source then no content gets transferred from Bing. Nothing ever gets sent to Microsoft relating to any shapes or other data plotted on the map.