I have created the processor using RestAPI(Nifi-1.0) in windows.
Post: /process-groups/{id}/processors
Json:
{
"revision":{"version":0},
"component":
{
"name":"GetFile",
"type":"GetFile"
}
}
It creates processor with empty attributes in UI. But if I click "+" to add new attribute in UI.Then it will created property but all property are only sensitive value set.
I can't able to create property without sensitive set.
The type in the request needs to be fully qualified. Sounds like when you're attempting to create the component, it's actually creating a generic component used when the type is unknown.
If you use the UI and open Developer Tools in your browser you should be able to see an example of this.
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I am currently working on an Angular outlook addin using Microsoft Graph API. I have to set and get Outlook item data in compose form. I referred the link Get and set data items in outlook compse form for doing that. In the case of location, I used
Office.context.mailbox.item.location.setAsync('LocationA');
But it will take only string. In the case of multiple locations, I cant use this property. Is there any other way to implement the setting of multiple location in Outlook compose form?
You can use EnhancedLocation Preview API to set one or more locations that are associated with email ids. You need to use addAsync and passing the locations to be added to the current list of locations as locationIdentifiers.
Office.context.mailbox.item.enhancedLocation
In read and compose mode, enhancedlocation will return an object of type EnhancedLocation, on which you can perform add/get/remove operation.
var locations = [
{
"id": "ConfRoom101#contoso.com",
"type": Office.MailboxEnums.LocationType.Room
}
];
Office.context.mailbox.item.enhancedLocation.addAsync(locations);
Also be aware that this API is provided as a preview for developers and may change based on the feedback. It is wise not use this API in a production environment.
I am programmatically setting up a cluster resource (specifically, a Generic Service), using the Windows MI API (Microsoft.Management.Infrastructure).
I can add the service resource just fine. However, my service requires the "Use Network Name for computer name" checkbox to be checked (this is available in the Cluster Manager UI by looking at the Properties for the resource).
I can't figure out how to set this using the MI API. I have searched MSDN and multiple other resources for this without luck. Does anybody know if this is possible? Scripting with Powershell would be fine as well.
I was able to figure this out, after a lot of trial and error, and the discovery of an API bug along the way.
It turns out cluster resource objects have a property called PrivateProperties, which is basically a property bag. Inside, there's a property called UseNetworkName, which corresponds to the checkbox in the UI (and also, the ServiceName property, which is also required for things to work).
The 'wbemtest' tool was invaluable in finding this out. Once you open the resource instance in it, you have to double-click the PrivateProperties property to bring up a dialog which has a "View Embedded" button, which is then what shows you the properties inside. Somehow I had missed this before.
Now, setting this property was yet another pain. Due to what looks like a bug in the API, retrieving the resource instance with CimSession.GetInstance() does not populate property values. This misled me into thinking I had to add the PrivateProperties property and its inner properties myself, which only resulted in lots of cryptic errors.
I finally stumbled upon this old MSDN post about it, where I realized the property is dynamic and automatically set by WMI. So, in the end, all you have to do is know how to get the property bag using CimSession.QueryInstances(), so you can then set the inner properties like any other property.
This is what the whole thing looks like (I ommitted the code for adding the resource):
using (var session = CimSession.Create("YOUR_CLUSTER", new DComSessionOptions()))
{
// This query finds the newly created resource and fills in the
// private props we'll change. We have to do a manual WQL query
// because CimSession.GetInstance doesn't populate prop values.
var query =
"SELECT PrivateProperties FROM MSCluster_Resource WHERE Id=\"{YOUR-RES-GUID}\"";
// Lookup the resource. For some reason QueryInstances does not like
// the namespace in the regular form - it must be exactly like this
// for the call to work!
var res = session.QueryInstances(#"root/mscluster", "WQL", query).First();
// Add net name dependency so setting UseNetworkName works.
session.InvokeMethod(
res,
"AddDependency",
new CimMethodParametersCollection
{
CimMethodParameter.Create(
"Resource", "YOUR_NET_NAME_HERE", CimFlags.Parameter)
});
// Get private prop bag and set our props.
var privProps =
(CimInstance)res.CimInstanceProperties["PrivateProperties"].Value;
privProps.CimInstanceProperties["ServiceName"].Value = "YOUR_SVC_HERE";
privProps.CimInstanceProperties["UseNetworkName"].Value = 1;
// Persist the changes.
session.ModifyInstance(#"\root\mscluster", res);
}
Note how the quirks in the API make things more complicated than they should be: QueryInstances expects the namespace in a special way, and also, if you don't add the network name dependency first, setting private properties fails silently.
Finally, I also figured out how to set this through PowerShell. You have to use the Set-ClusterParameter command, see this other answer for the full info.
Is it possible to customize/configure the Capture features in HP UFT Repository manager (Tools: "Navigate and Learn", "Spy" and "Add").
When capturing the object I would like to define what HP automatically sets as the name and test object properties.
For instance if property Help Text if available for an object, set this to the name.
The way UFT determines what name to give an object is controlled by the tag query name in the registry.
The default value is logical name but you can change it to any other property supported by the object's GetROProperty.
In order to configure open regedit and go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Mercury Interactive\QuickTest Professional\MicTest\TestObjects.
Then under the object you want (e.g. Edit) change tag query name from logical name to the property you want (e.g. placeholder).
If the object in question is web-based and the property you want isn't supported by UFT you can use the attribute/ notation
UFT has a 'Tools' > 'Object Identification'. Choose the object to modify, then add the property to the 'assistive' list.
The NSDocument system is primarily for files that read and write a particular data type. What about a type that needs to be both read-only and read-write? I'm planning an e-mail app; it would need a read-write document type for composing messages before sending, and a read-only type for reviewing already sent messages (from a Sent Items folder). The Mail.app works like this.
Would this be done as two NSDocument subclasses? (They would use the same RFC822 class for their model class.) How would you make one document type read-only?
It's still one document. You just have a different UI that you display for editing.
In the case of email you would only display editing from New or Reply/Reply All/forward action methods. (Quoting the original mail as appropriate. )
You could technically go and open the "read only" mail file in any editor that can open the file.
One of the easiest way would be to create one BOOL sayingisReadOnly`.
If its value is YES(readonly mode) make the NSTextView readonly, if it is NO(edit mode) make it default one i.e, read & write enabled.
The following will work as per your BOOL isReadOnly; value
[self.yourTextView setEditable:isReadOnly];
Enums come back from the server as myEnum.SomeValue but what I'd like to show on screen is a formatted value such as "some value" instead of SomeValue.
That could be part of an attribute on the server-side model but it won't be passed in the metadata.
What's the best place then to do that kind of thing with breeze ?
We've discussed the idea of "extensible" metadata for Breeze but have not yet implemented it. Please vote for this here.
But in the meantime, there is nothing stopping you from "enhancing" the metadata returned by Breeze yourself. The best way to do this would be to add your own properties to either the "MetadataStore", "EntityType" or "DataProperty" classes.
The advantage of adding your custom metadata to existing metadata objects is that this data will be available whenever you work with any of the basic Breeze metadata.
Perhaps something like this: ( I haven't actually confirmed that this code is correct)
var custType = myEntityManager.metadataStore.getEntityType("Customer");
// assume that the 'status' property is actually an enumerated value where you want to
// add some custom metadata.
var statusProp = custType.getProperty("status");
// enumDescriptions is your custom property
statusProp.enumDescriptions = {
"PaidUp": "Paid Up",
"Delinq": "Delinquent",
"InArr": "In Arrears"
};
Now anywhere that you get given the "status" dataProperty, ( such as in a Validation), you will also have access to your "enumDescriptions"
Hope this makes sense.