Installing and using H2O.ai's Flow UI is great and all - but has anyone tried to use the built models in popular BI tools like Qlik/PowerBI?
I've read a little bit on POJO/MOJO outputs, do these tools support them?
I'm not sure about Qlik/etc but I've been following the announcements from one particular vendor called Yellowfin. Their latest release seems to integrate h2o capabilities into their reporting/visualizations:
https://www.yellowfinbi.com/blog/2017/11/yellowfin-7-4-enabling-data-science-across-the-enterprise-with-h2o-ai
Hope this helps.
POJO (Plain old java object) and MOJO (Model ObJect, Optimized) are H2O-generated models intended to be easily embeddable in any Java environment. As far as I know neither PowerBi nor Qlik do not support export in those models. But Apache Spark framework can generate POJOs for sure.
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I have a DMN which calculates (a common unit of work), which I want to plug-in in another DMN. Is there an example for this in kogito examples?
Can someone help me to get me an example.
No, there's no example.
Included models are not supported on DMN editor when it's running on the online version or the VSCode version. This feature will be available soon, so you can keep track of this by looking at KOGITO-697.
However, Included models are supported on DMN editor when it's running on Business Central. So you can create your models there, and execute them on Kogito (just for now) - as #tarilabs said, the runtime already supports it.
OpenERP is one of the best ERP applications I ever used.
I found that almost everything must be built from the beginning to meet the specific needs for each one including the analysis reports, but there are some basic packages already built.
Since I am new to OpenERP functionality and still haven't learned how to create reports in OpenERP, I need to know if there is any addons/extra module that provides me some basic and ready to print reports and listings for the several modules. This reports and listings will help me to better understand and learn the functional part of the application and will allow me on a future to better understand how to build reports and listings in OpenERP.
If anyone can provide me a link or repository with such information I will be greatfull.
Thank you very much
Regards
Paulo Matos
There are various ways of creating reports with openerp. They are (i've prioritized)
Webkit (for html,web designers - this will be a great utility)
OpenOffice (for any office person with minimal technical skills)
RML (Strictly for programmers :))
Jasper Report (good for people with java-reporting base)
Aeroo (Rich functionality of exporting to excel,word etc, still i am not comfortable in aeroo with openerp 7)
Pentaho Report Designer (A reporting tool from pentaho )
These links will help you in understanding better, setup environment and learn from the sample modules and reports. However you need to design what u need with one of the reporting type.
What's the best way to create a report on OpenERP
http://www.schenkels.nl/2013/02/custom-reports-in-openerp-what-will-you-use/
http://colinnewell.wordpress.com/2012/01/04/adding-new-reports-to-openerp/
https://doc.openerp.com/v6.1/developer/05_reports/
https://doc.openerp.com/6.1/book/8/8_20_Config/8_20_Config_reports/
Google more. You'll get everything u need. Good Luck!!
Reporting from Odoo / OpenERP can be very frustrating at times. We have found over the years that no single solution is great for every need.
The built in reporting mechanisms mentioned in the first answer (rml / openoffice) have been somewhat deprecated and replaced with qweb reporting which renders similarly in HTML or PDF. They can be difficult to get fine-grained control and alignment, a lot of work to achieve non-regular reporting structures and cross tab reports, but are fast and easy to use for straightforward "document" type reports (such as orders / invoices).
I cannot comment on Jasper or Aeroo, as I have not used them.
Using Pentaho Reports for Odoo can be great because they are primarily reporting engines. They can do wonderful things with data, present them in great ways.
One upside with this connector is its ability to access Data using the object layer, or SQL, or both in one report if necessary (using sub-reports for example), as well as custom methods!
One downside we have found with Pentaho Reporting is that as the code base changes for OpenERP/Odoo, the connector changes, and configuration has to be continually re-vesited.
The latest version supports Odoo version 8 and version 5.4 of Pentaho reporting engine.
I am working for the Datameer plugin development and I am struck at Tutorial 3 of it. Does anybody know where do I see that Freemarker widget that I build in tutorial 3 working in Datameer UI???
I don't have the permission to create new tags and hence putting it under Hadoop. If anybody has the appropriate privileges, please create one for Datameer
Unfortunately the tutorial was for Datameer v1.4. We introduced an entirely new data visualization module in v2.0 and we are working on providing the same customizability for it in a near future release.
Sorry for the delayed response on this post. It turns out that in version 2.0+ of Datameer the visualization (now called Infographics) module has been rewritten leveraging the power of HTML5 to more intuitively visualize your data analysis.
I recommend that you take a look at the new features that 2.0 has to offer under http://www.datameer.com/learn/videos.html.
I would want to have the CMS capabilities (or at least the basic functionalities like CRUD) for my custom db table. Is there a way to do this. Migration is not an option for me since there are other applications that use this table.
Any help would be appreciated. :)
Two choices spring to mind for quickly build 'basic' components such as you describe here.
JFooBar component - is a component you install into Joomla 1.7 that facilitates building components that you then package up:
https://github.com/Niambie/jfoobar
Alternatively there is an online tool that does a similar job:
http://www.j-cook.pro
I've only played with these tools - but have a couple of projects that need something simple knocking together and will be trying them out on 'real world' projects shortly.
JavaFX with it's binding seems great technology for building UI layer, replacing PHP+AJAX, but are there any frameworks for building database forms applications with JavaFX, or it is meant to write everything from scratch?
You should give a try to some recent libraries :
JRebirth Application Framework to structure your whole application
http://www.jrebirth.org
FXForm to manage form
http://dooapp.github.com/FXForm2/
DataFX to manage complex tables etc..
http://www.javafxdata.org
You can find more tools at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javafx/community/3rd-party-1844355.html
Eric Bruno has a nice write up on JavaFX and Database using JavaFX Composer. See his articles at DrDobbs