i can't find Opendaylight Fluorine-SR1 include DLUX web user interface?
anyone knows?
THANKS
DLUX was not active or maintained, thus removed from recent releases including
Fluorine. If you need DLUX, you'll have to use an older release.
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I am new to kaizala. Currently, the kaizala is not supported as a channel in ms bot. Just wondering if i can use the directline api but not sure on the kaizala part.
Please help/guide me on this, especially on the kaizala part what exactly I have to do to integrate ms bot with kaizala if somebody have tried this before.
There are a variety of adapters you can use as a reference for building a Kaizala adapter of your own. I don't know which SDK you are using, but if you check out the BotBuilder-Samples repo and navigate to the samples folder you will see examples of how to use some of the official adapters. Once you know what you are looking for you can navigate to the SDK repos (for ex: https://github.com/Microsoft/botbuilder-js) and find the adapter code.
Another source is the BotBuilder-Community repo which has examples of non-official adapters that you can also reference, organized by SDK.
All of these should provide an understanding of how to go about building what you need. I haven't researched Kaizala, at all, but if they provide APIs for connecting to and interacting with their service, then you will want to integrate that into the adapter.
Hope of help!
I'm looking at using the Bot Framework (https://docs.botframework.com) is it possible to register a bot programmatically e.g via service? I see there are Azure bots but still don't see a way to register via service?
At the moment you have to manually log into the portal to register the bot and obtain your keys. There has not been any indication from Microsoft that this will change in future.
from what I know about the goals of the dev team, since this is a highly requested feature, we will probably see this in action in future version of the bot framework.
But no kind of timeline yet for this feature.
I have been trying to secure my Azure Cloudify Manager by putting on the Web UI where you need to log into the manager as shown here:
http://docs.getcloudify.org/3.4.0/manager_webui/login/
There doesnt seem to be any guides on it.
I am using version 3.4.0.2 that comes with the Installation of the Cloudify CLI
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Tom
Tom,
The article you point to says "After bootstrapping the manager with security support[...]" which means you would have had to use a manager (bootstrap) blueprint that had security enabled. I believe the doc resource you're looking for can be found here:
http://docs.getcloudify.org/3.4.0/manager/security/
For specific reference, you can find the manager blueprint and the corresponding "security" section outlined here:
https://github.com/cloudify-cosmo/cloudify-manager-blueprints/blob/3.4.0.2/types/manager-types.yaml#L82
Hope that helps.
Joshua
I wonder if there is a way to manage multiple was liberty profile app servers in one place? Like WAS full profile has a WAS console where you can start , stop, configure, generate-pluging etc. features but something similar ?
Check out the Admin Center feature, available since version 8.5.5.2.
I have deployed the play framework 2.0's sample websock-chat app onto cloud foundry, but the part after you join the chatroom doesn't display anything. I wondered if this was a websocket support issue, because the app works fine locally.
Yes, CloudFloundry supports Websockets, thanks to its gorouter component.
Support is also available on the PWS instance, on wss: port 4443, see official documentation.
Answering my own question, it appears according to https://cloudfoundry.atlassian.net/browse/CF-45, that the answer is no.
Now with latest updates in CFv2 it has a support for websockets (see this line in the code of gorouter, which is responsible for redirecting requests to your apps). I've written a proof-of-concept app in Node.js (for complete example see my answer here) and it is working fine for my local CF deployment, so I expect it would work for other frameworks and languages also.
However it is not yet working on https://console.run.pivotal.io/, as I suppose because they are not updating deployment of CF with each commit. Also there are some issues with IE 10 and Firefox (which might be CF issues), but in Chrome it works as expected.
if its websockets , then I'll suggest you must go for Jelastic , its easy and reliable.
http://jelastic.com/docs/websockets