I’m using StudioX and I need to upload a file from my local OneDrive to a site that we are using in my enterprise, and I need to launch the Robot when the file is added to my local OneDrive! If it's possible to use trigger scope in UIPath StudioX and which package, should I install to use this trigger?
I’m using StudioX and I need to upload a file from my local OneDrive to a site that we are using in my enterprise, and I need to launch the Robot when the file is added to my local OneDrive! If it's possible to use trigger scope in UIPath StudioX and which package, should I install to use this trigger?
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I have deployed AbpBoilerplate ASP.NET CORE with the jQuery option.
Deployed successfully but the system is not able to find the min js files and jquery is also not able to find in shared-layout page.
Is there any bundle config I need to set?
Please let me the flow as abp is not giving any deployment steps.
Note: I am using myasp.net as hosting service.
You need to restore the client-side libraries before you run the application.
From https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Documents/Zero/Startup-Template-Core:
Since it uses libman, go to Web.Mvc project. Right click to libman.json file. Then click to Restore Client-Side Libraries.
(If you are not using Visual Studio and/or you are on a mac you can use Libman CLI . After installing it while in Web.Mvc folder run libman restore)
I have created SAP add-on Project in B1 Studio. I was trying to create the installation file for this. But I am facing many difficulties while doing it as I have not done this before and I am unable to find proper documentation for so.
I followed following steps to create one.
Created add-on using add-on installer.
In add on registration wizard I gave address of the newly created .exe file.
I created one more folder and pasted all these file in that along with my project's .exe file and interlop dll.
In sap I registered the add-on and tried to install it.
But it is giving me no executable file found error.
If you are using SAP 9.0 or above, you can create an extension package. Go to the SAP installation directory and find the ExtensionPackage.exe
Path can be something like this
C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP\SAP Business One SDK\Tools\ExtensionPackage
Run this application and enter all mandatory fileds in Basic
information
select the 32 bit version / 64 bit version of your application
select additional files if needed.
mark to register 32/64 bit dlls if needed
click package button to save it.
Now you can go to your SAP Business one and open Administration > Add-ons > Add-On administration
click the Manage Extensions for Lightweight Deployment [this should open the control center in a web browser]
login using your B1site user ID n pass which will take you to extension manager.
Use import to import the package you created
Use Comany Assignment to assign to the correct SAP comapany.
Login to the SAP company to install the extension.
I have an existing parse.com project with some hosted code and some cloud code. I have a new machine that I would like to move the development to and have found no way in the documentation on how to do this.
I wish to hook up to an existing project with my parse command-line tool (Windows) and get the current files in that project to my machine, how do I do this?
Looking at the documentation, there seems only to be a way to set up a new project, to create new files. Running the commands;
> parse new Project1
Email: xxx#gmail.com
Password:
Select application:
1:Project1
Select an App: 1
will only create a new folder and not containing the files that are already in that project.
Is there any way to get round this or do I manually have to move the files and redeploy from the new machine?
This is currently not possible out of the box. You would need to copy the files from your old machine to your new machine and then you should be able to deploy from there.
A possible workflow to make this easier in the future would be to host the Cloud Code you write on a server (preferably using some sort of source control) and let the server deploy any changes that get pushed to the repo so you have one centralized place that holds the latest code and it is easy to work on it as a team.
I have the following setup:
Main Website - MVC 3 project, to be hosted on www.domain.com
Intranet Web App - MVC 3 project, windows authentication, hosted on admin.domain.com, which is only accessible from within the local subnet.
CDN Website - A simple web app that merely serves images to both of the above. It will be hosted (publically) on cdn.domain.com, when we go live. I have set up a local project to mock the CDN during development.
I've written a business layer that allows users in the admin panel to upload images, which are then physically saved to the CDN path that's configured (currently on the local machine i.e. C:\Code\SolutionName\CDNProject\images). The main website then uses the same business layer to find and distribute the images via http://cdn.domain.com/images/. http://cdn.domain.com is currently set to http://localhost:55555, while we develop.
Whenever an image is created via the admin panel, it is physically created on disk. Each developer works on his own machine, we we want to be able to check these files in to TFS, for the time being. As you might have guessed, adding files to the file system does not automatically reference them in the project:
I thought there may be some way to reference these images as resources, or set a directory to a "content" directory of sorts... but I can't find anything.
Some developers work remotely via VPN, and do not have access to the local network (only TFS), so a network path is not an acceptable solution.
I thought I might be able to set a pre-build event up, to add all files in a directory to the project?
There is no very easy way to do that. There are a few ways to think about:
1) Write VS adding which adds new files to project (via DTE - starting point). Find out how to automatically run this VS addin on Pre-Build step. Install this addin to your developers machines.
2) Extend your admin logic to automatically check-in the uploaded files to TFS via TFS API
3) try to apply more sofisticated techonologies like this one: T4 Tutorial: Integrating Generated Files in Visual Studio Projects
Hope that helps,
Visual Studio project files have an XML syntax. Project file properties can be modified in a simple text editor (files added/removed, etc.).
You can create a script to open your solution, and before actually opening the solution, you can scan that directory and "inject" the files (with the appropriate XML tags) in the project files.
I don't think you can add this as a pre-build event because the project files are already loaded at that point, and you cannot modify them while they're used.
I have a Setup Project and now i'm at the point where i wonder how can I provide a notification and an automatic update to the users of my programm. (ClickOnce is not an opportunity) The Solution contains several projects and a custom action to create the MSSQL Database.
Solution
project1
project2
etc.
Setup Project
it looks like that.
So my questions are:
-How can I notify the users that there is an update available? Is there a possibilities to integrate something like that in the setup or the main project? I've readed something about to combine the Setup Project and Click Once Apps. (forgotten the link...)
-How can I provide an update which only newer files are installed and not the whole PreviousVersion has to be uninstalled?
-Also my application uses a MSSQL Database how can I provide a Database update?
How can I notify the users that there is an update available?
You need an Updater application which checks for updates and prompts the user to install them. Visual Studio doesn't have this, but some commercial setup authoring tools have built-in updaters. If you don't want to use a third-party updater, you can write one yourself.
How can I provide an update which only newer files are installed and not the whole PreviousVersion has to be uninstalled?
This is done through patches: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa370578(VS.85).aspx
Also my application uses a MSSQL Database how can I provide a Database update?
Since your database is handled by custom actions, its update can also be performed through custom actions.