What does offers tab on mesos-master dashboard represent? I have slaves registered to my master and has applications running on them deployed by marathon, but Offers tab shows nothing in my case.
It shows offers presented to framework but not accepted yet. That's why page state outstanding offers in subtitle. Once offer is accepted it is no longer an offer and gets removed, so your offers tab is empty.
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I have found many threads and articles saying compose mode is not available in Outlook add-ins for mobile, however, this GitHub page doesn't seem to list this under limitations at the bottom. While I haven't found any examples of it working (and haven't been able to make it work myself), I'm wondering what that is about and if anyone knows if it is possible at this time?
Thanks!
You may find the following sentence in the Compose mode and appointments section:
Currently, add-ins in Outlook Mobile only support activation when reading messages.
Feature requests on Tech Community are considered, when the dev team go through the planning process. Use the github label: Type: product feature request at https://aka.ms/M365dev-suggestions .
We are currently developing GMAIL addons in our company.
My question is very simple. Does the google apps marketplace allow the publication of Partially Enabled add-ons?
We were thinking of using a service like LaunchDarkly to be able to turn some features on and off for some or all of our clients.
Thank you very much.
PS : Partially enabled addons, operate only with say 40-60 percent of their functionality upon download. If a corresponding feature flag is activated on our end or in a service like LaunchDarkly, they will be 100% operational (or feature complete).
Depending on the functionalities you want to enable and the type of add-on you have, you might be able to make use of Editor add-ons triggers or Workspace add-ons triggers and limit the interactions based on these.
However, an add-on must be fully functional before it is published.
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Publish an Add-on;
Editor Add-on Triggers;
Google Workspace Add-on Triggers.
Shortly before Open Text acquired Actuate I stood up an iHub F-Type server on Amazon so that people in my little company could have access to reports and information. Now that the acquision is completed Open Text has discontinued support and availability for F-Type and is directing users like me to full blown iHub which they make available free for 45 days (which they will, so they say, extend to 90 days) and afterwards it is a paid service and not affordable for me.
My question is...how are others providing for cloud based reporting for users in a way that is affordable? I am aware of this project that appears to offer something like what F-Type used to. Has anyone tried this ReportServer? Any thoughts or experiences you could share?
I am also open to other reporting platforms (Jasper, etc.) if they offer what I am after. This would be my least preferable option but my users wouldn't really know or care so I could do it if I needed to?
Download the latest BIRT Runtime Release Build (4.5.0), put the engine in a server, add scripts to run the reports you want.
http://download.eclipse.org/birt/downloads/build.php?build=R-R1-4_5_0-201506092134
I have created one desktop application using MFC. It contains different tabs like settings, about etc. I want to know hit count of these tabs i.e. how many times user clicks/opens these tabs. Can I use Application Insights or is there any other method to do so.
To get started though, from SDK perspective we can support other types of apps like desktop apps. Here are the steps required to setup it up manually and the code required to get metrics, events, traces, etc sent to the application insights service.
Desktop App with App Insights
This feature, it seems, is quite wanted and you can vote for it on the official site: https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/5484795-add-support-for-desktop-apps-to-application-insigh.
I also agree this will be awesome if they make it available for desktop applications, so fingers crossed!
edit: As it seems, on the upper link I provided, on December 05, 2014 they added support for this in the following matter:
While desktop apps are not listed as targeted app types for Application Insights, it’s possible to get instrumentation for desktop apps using Application Insights SDK. Please refer to this thread for more details: Application Insights for WPF Application. At this point Application Insights team believes this should unblock most of the users who voted for this feature, and we are closing this item and releasing your votes back to you. Please let us know if there is another aspect that blocks using AppInsights for desktop apps.
The question says it all, we know most of the hosted web-based UI prototyping tools out there, but we would like to have ours hosted on our own internal servers, preferably with on-line multi-user collaboration functionality (i.e. users modifying the prototype, making comments, etc. in parallel).
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Sketchflow (in the top-end version of Expression Blend from Microsoft) meets almost all your criteria. It ain't cheap, but it is very powerful.
The deployment package of a Sketchflow build can just be placed on an internal server (no IIS required to deploy).
Multiple users can overlay their comments and pen drawings over the top of the screens. Their feedback is packaged as a unit and sent back. All feedback can then be loaded back into the Expression Blend project and the feedback from 1 or more users viewed overlaid on the correct screens.
It does not meet your multiple-user authoring requirement though, but as they say "too many cooks...".
Most tools are either desktop based or hosted. Seen very few which offer a downloadble multi user version. iRise is one choice with the editor as a desktop product and a centralized server for sharing among users. The budget is typically from $50K to $250K. A similar option exists for Serena composer as well, not sure of the price though.
Both iRise and Serena are not real collaborative tools, the central server is only for sharing the finished prototypes and getting feedback.
If the requirement is for a completely web based multi user tool then 10screens can be an option - http://www.10screens.com. The same product available on the site in a hosted mode can be downloaded and installed on your own servers.