We want to get the project links (Home, Continuous integration,...) via the SonarQube Web Service API.
The links belong to the CoreProperties - https://github.com/SonarSource/sonarqube/blob/master/sonar-plugin-api/src/main/java/org/sonar/api/CoreProperties.java
Is it possible to read them via the API?
This is not possible yet. But with the UI refactoring that is currently done on 5.2, this is likely that such a WS will be developed.
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We must use C# MS bot in windows service. How to implement it in .Net core for MSBot SDKv4?
All samples using IIS/Azure App service as hosting platform.
They're aren't any examples or samples that show how to explicitly do this. But you should be able to follow articles such as this or this and then tweak as needed. It shouldn't be much different than hosting any other asp.net core application.
The two points to make sure and cover are:
Make sure that the bot/application is configured (whether in appsettings.json or otherwise) so that it has the right configuration data. Specifically appid/password
Ensure the endpoint can be hit by the connector/channels.
I have a bot in C# working with botbuilder-dotnet using the slack-adapter with my workspace. Now I want to install the slack app in other workspaces.
How can I configure the adapter to work with multiple workspaces? I think it's around this options in the constructor but couldn't find any examples: https://github.com/microsoft/botbuilder-dotnet/blob/497cb6e5192c85a82478aca475f324dd3afde4cf/libraries/Adapters/Microsoft.Bot.Builder.Adapters.Slack/SlackClientWrapper.cs#L214
Currently, the Bot Framework does not support multiple workspaces as of 4/22/21.
You did the right thing by creating a feature request in the GitHub repo. For others who're searching for this issue and would like for it to gain traction, see link tracking the issue:
https://github.com/microsoft/botbuilder-dotnet/issues/5519
The Bot Framework team will look into and assign priority to, should they decide to implement the feature request
I am new to Parse.com and used it's iOS SDK successfully to interact with Database at Parse.com as backend.
Now I am looking at creating a simple web service using ASP.Net and C# and want to deploy it to Parse.com Cloud. I googled extensively and not able to find any pointers on this. All the Parse Cloud Code documentation refers to writing Cloud Code using JavaScript.
Do Parse.com cloud supports ASP.Net and C#?
Parse cloud code runs on top of the Node.js Express framework with support for a limited set of npm modules.
You could deploy your ASP.NET web site to a service like Azure websites or another webhost and look at Parse's new webhook tool that lets Parse communicate with your web application.
I put together some code for accessing CRM using the DLL's provided in the SDK download and tried out both the early binding approach and late binding approach.
What I'd like to do is in addition to having some custom entities that my users will access in Dynamics (through the Dynamics UI in the cloud), I also want to build some Android apps that talk to Dynamics.
My understanding is that I can talk to Dynamics from Android via REST (assuming I properly handle the authentication and getting tokens using ADAL libraries since my Dynamics instances run on the Microsoft cloud) or I can use the SDK with .NET as a middle-tier.
What's the recommended approach? Is there a best practice? When would I use the DLL's provided in the SDK and maybe wrap them in my own Web API vs. connecting to Dynamics directly via REST?
Please help this noob.
Kind of hard to say, depends on your talents and needs. Here is a great website link to get started though:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/crminthefield/archive/2015/01/12/build-your-own-crm-mobile-app-s.aspx
Just a note on the Rest calls, you can only perform CRUD operations by default, and will need to jump through some hoops to perform the other calls.
I'm completely new to Ruby and Web Services.
I want to tap into SharePoint and retrieve specific data files using available Web Services. Most of the available documentation on the web seems to involve VB IDEs. Can someone please show me how Web Services can be used with ROR controllers? Any beginner examples/literature would be of great help.
Thanks!
This is straight forward SOAP call since sharepoint exposed as a SOAP web service. You can use SOAP4R to achieve this
Refer the links for more info
consuming-soap-services-in-ruby
whats-the-best-way-to-use-soap-with-ruby