In Oracle ADF what is the difference between DataControl.dcx and DataControl.cpx ? What goes where ?
Check out the doc at A.7 DataBindings.cpx
Databindings.cpx- Data Binding Registry
Jdeveloper Creates this first time when you data bind a UI Component
It has
pageMap maps all user interface URLs and the corresponding page definition usage name. This map is used at runtime to map a URL to its page definition.
pageDefinitionUsages maps a page definition usage (BindingContainer instance) name to the corresponding page definition. The id attribute represents the usage ID. The path attribute represents the full path to the pagedefinition.
dataControlUsages declares a list of data control usages (shortnames)corresponding path to the data control definition entries is available in datacontrols.dcx file
Datacontrols.dcx -Data Controls Registry
Lists ADF Data control available in a project
It Contains Information needed to initialize the data control to work with. a particular service (Java bean web service ,EJB) J developer Creates this file when you create a data control . This file is not generated for Oracle ADF Business Components
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I want to access multiple files from single field of certain entity, which is at different portal. The problem is that when I try to use this example or this one, its field of type Hyperlink contains empty string and method AsAdam(entityObj, "FieldWithFiles").Files as IEnumerable<dynamic> returns empty IEnumerable<dynamic>.
So is there a way to get files data from another portal in module 2sxc?
Environment used:
DNN v.9.6.1
2sxc v.11.5.0
This may fix itself in v11.11, but the general method is as follows:
Get the real file id (instead of the url) by accessing the raw APIs first - kind of like this
var entity = AsEntity(Content);
var realLink = entity.GetBestValue<string>("FieldNameWhichHasTheLink");
// now you have something like file:74 in realLink
// now continue with the DNN API to figure out what file 74 is, and if the permissions allow access
I'm attempting to create an instance of the Forge-viewer API to reference an outside database (Homemade, not bim360 or Fusion) as the Properties of an object selected. (i.e. the database parameters fill-in the properties window) However, I'm unable to find a method. What do you recommend?
The best place to start would be the below code samples:
https://forge.autodesk.com/blog/adding-custom-properties-property-panel
https://github.com/yiskang/forge-au-sample/tree/master/properties
https://github.com/Autodesk-Forge/forge-rcdb.nodejs //interaction with custom data source and many data centric plugins
Basically you will need to customize the model property panel and feed in your own data source by extending Autodesk.Viewing.Extensions.ViewerPropertyPanel and setProperties/setNodeProperties ...
Preface
Our site uses C1 as a CMS for public area (info, help, faq, etc.).
Our private area is implemented as a standalone ASP.NET app, so there almost no connection between the CMS and the app.
In the app there are ~50 email templates (HTML+razor), and almost all of them are localized (8 languages).
At the moment those templates are stored as files, and they are under the source control. Consequently, any editing is done by developers.
The goal
We'd like to put those template files under the control of Composite C1 and thereby make them editable by people who manage the content.
The key requirements:
The template files must not be accessible by the internet user; the CMS must only show them in the administration console and allow to edit them. It's easy to achieve this by putting the files in e.g. App_Data, so they will be observable in the System perspective, however it's not the best way when considering security, and it doesn't help with the following requirements.
It would be great to have the published/unpublished feature applied to these files, just like the pages in the Content perspective.
It would be great to use the built-in C1 localization feature, so that at a time only those files are visible, which are in the currently selected language.
The questions
Is there anybody who had experience with putting such private content under the C1 control?
In order to meet the requirements, would it make us to store our email templates in the CMS database instead of storing them as files?
UPDATE
In the Data perspective it's possible to create a custom global datatype suitable for storing email templates: it's just necessary to have at least one field "Body" of type String with the xhtml editor assigned to it. This way it's possible to add all the templates into the database, and there are abilities to make them published/unpublished and localized. The application would have to access the templates via the database, what is OK.
The only actual problem is that the xhtml editor should be reconfigured to allow non-strict html with razor. Any advice on that?
So, here is the solution we've ended with.
Create custom global datatype EmailTemplate in the Data perspective.
Tick the "Has publishing" checkbox in the Settings tab.
The most important fields are:
TemplateID - the string identifier of the email template
Body - the template text
The Body field should be thoroughly configured:
Field type: String
String maximum length: Unlimited length
Advanced config: Widget type: VisualXhtmlEditor
Enable Localization for the newly created datatype (see its context menu).
Edit Form Markup for the newly created datatype (see its context menu).
Replace the InlineXhtmlEditor element with the following code:
<TextEditor Label="Template" Help="" MimeType="application/x-cshtml">
<cms:bind source="Body" />
</TextEditor>
This way the editor is configured to support the html+razor syntax.
Show the datatype in Content perspective (see its context menu).
This way the email templates appear in the Website Items of the Content tree.
How the application can access the published email templates
In the CMS database the following tables will be created:
dbo.<datatype_name_with_namespace>_<culture_code>
dbo.<datatype_name_with_namespace>_Unpublished_<culture_code>
For example
dbo.Composite_EmailTemplate_en_GB
dbo.Composite_EmailTemplate_Unpublished_en_GB
dbo.Composite_EmailTemplate_de_DE
dbo.Composite_EmailTemplate_Unpublished_de_DE
...
Each table has columns that correspond the fields configured for the datatype, e.g. TemplateID and Body.
I believe now it's clear how to find certain template in certain culture.
I'm working in a Spring MVC application that needs access to some variables that the admin user must set using a web wizard (smtp server, preferences, etc). I want to store this info in a database to be accessible by the app. Which is the best way to store this info?
Please spend some time with Section IV of Spring Reference Manual. There are plenty data persistence option supported by Spring. To name few popular ones: JDBC, JPA, Hibernate, XML
We use an approach with default values and a generic GUI. Therefore we use a property file that contains the default value as well as type information for every key. in the dayabdatabase we store only this values that have been modified by the user. The database schema is just a simple key value table. The key is the same like the one from the property file, the value is of type string, because we have to parse the default value anyway. The type info (int, positiveInt, boolean, string, text, html) from the propty file is used by the generic GUI to have the right input for every key.
Example:
default.properties
my.example.value=1
my.example.type=into
default.properties_en
my.example.title=Example Value
my.example.descruption=This is..
Db:
Key=string(256)
Value=string(2048)
I am new to pyrocms.
How can I get database values on pages of pyrocms. In website of pyrocms I had created a listing page now I want to display database values from pyro database table.
I got your question, you want to create a listing on your front-end page for some database table values which you want to access through your custom module controller. there are many ways to get these values but the simplest way is to use ajax. you already have Jquery added in pyrocms so you can simply make a call to your controller method in ajax and get your required output as HTML and display it in the div element on your page.
$.ajax({
type:"POST",
url:"admin/your-controller-name/your-method-name",
success:function(html){
$('yourdiv').html(html);
}
})
In your controller create a method which get data from database and print it using echo create some listing table etc what you want.
i think you will get my point. if confuse then get back to me
You need to be more specific as PyroCMS has lots of components and each module (blogs, variables, widgets, file uploads etc.) uses specific tags you insert into the page. You may come across references to 'Lex' - that's the name of the parser used to display them.
Tags documentation
PyroCMS (the Professional edition) also has a feature called "Streams" which allows you to build custom databases and this in turn has it's own series of tags.