From Tibco Desiner, I couldn't find the way to retrieve operations with parameters from wdsl to UI, can anyone suggest be how to accomplish this with Designer.
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I don't have any experience on any ETL tool. However I want to know if it is possible to do the followings using any ETL tool or we need to write a java or any other batch job to do this:
Scenario 1:
The source system has different REST APIs. I need to get the data, transform it, then store the data in a MongoDB.
The hardest part is the transformation. There can be situation where I need to call a REST API of source, and based on its data I need to call several other REST APIs using the 1st API data. After that we need to format the entire data in different format and store it in Mongo.
Scenario 2:
The source system has a DB. I need to transform the data using my custom logic and store it in MongoDB.
Here the custom logic can include things like this:
From table1 of source I created collection1. After that I need to consult table2 and previously created collection1, process the data and then create collection2.
Is this possible using any ETL tool? If possible then which tool? If possible please mention in as short as possible, how it can be done using different terminology so that I can search internet, learn things and implement it.
Briefly speaking: yes, that is what ETL tools are exactly for. You can Extract data from REST sources, Transform using sophisticated logic and Load to target, like MongoDB.
Exact implementation depends on the tool. While I guess you will get help if you run across problems implementing the solution in any of the tools, I don't think anyone will prepare complete, detailed solutions for you.
We have a (challenging!!) requirement to audit read-operations in CRM. This audit won't be the OOTB CRM Auditing but audit to an external auditing system via web services. Basically we will be classifying all the entity fields as High/Medium/Low and whenever any user views any fields tagged as High/Medium, we need to audit it.
I understand that Read-level auditing isn't supported OOTB by CRM and this requirement will have significant performance impact, however there is no way out since this is a business-critical functionality. Since the CRM records can be viewed from multiple sources (Form, Home Grid, Sub Grid, Advanced Find, Lookup Views, etc.), I am trying to look for a common solution that works in all the scenarios. One approach I tried out is using plugins on Retrieve/RetrieveMultiple messages and have the custom audit logic in the plugin, however I am concerned about the performance impact this approach will have. Another approach I can think of would be to handle this using Javascript, however the Javascript approach won't work with
all the scenarios like Advanced Find, Lookup Views, etc.
I am looking for suggestions on any other better solution to this.
Try to switch your plugins to Async mode. This should not cause such huge performance impact as Sync plugin cause.
I'm afraid that Plugins is the only solution for you. Good luck implementing it.
I learned to love how LINQ enables set operations on collections. I'm not saying that I plan to shun traditional RDMBS, because I do need it for reporting. There are NoSQL alternatives out there, but they seem to all need to fire up a separate service.
What I looking for is something local where a DLL can create a database and perform CRUD on it. As mentioned, I'm not going to report out of this, just internal data store. The main application that will be using it is in C#.
I'm hoping that someone can give me a lead. If not, if there is anyone willing, we can start a open-source project for it. I'm not interested in commercial products.
Thanks,
You can run RavenDB in embedded mode inside your .NET application - no need for external services or anything.
And RavenDB supports Linq....
Is there a SaaS tool which will let me interface to a XML based Restful API and do advanced reporting on it? We have a basic report generating system in our application, but need a more advanced solution for some of our customers...
you can find information on GoodData's REST APIs, integration with Talend, Java sample code, and other tips and tricks on our support forum - this is a good place to start: http://support.gooddata.com/forums/46715/entries/77166
Feel free to email support#gooddata.com if you want some help.
Thanks
-Sam [sam#gooddata.com]
What about something like Good Data or Zoho reports?
Are you wanting to have their reports inside your SaaS app? Or is it ok for them to provide the dashboarding?
I'm not sure if I understand what you want to achieve. I assume that you have a REST API based application and you want to analyze it's traffic. The pure Apache log analysis doesn't work as you need more API level analysis (analyzing your application's events).
I think that we something similar. Our application produces an audit log and error log that we load into GoodData and analyze it there.
Let me know if you are interested in more details.
I have an ajax page which pulls data from a database. I'd like to add a processing applet to visualize the data but i can't figure out how to update the visualization as the data changes. The idea is to be able to push new data into the visualization.
I'm not tied to the processing technology, anything will work. Processing just seems to be the easiest way to make it look nice. Thanks for the advice.
The easiest way is to construct your own XML structure (base64 encode binary data if you need) and add a timer in your applet to retrieve updates from the server (through HTTP requests). How to prepare and process the XML is up to you.
Applets are a bit heavy-weight for visualization, so if the same thing can be done in Flash, I'd recommend using that instead. Flash also got support for HTTP requests (or you can let javascript handle it).
I'm not sure of how you could facilitate communication between the two, but as a possible alternative you could look at processing.js, which is processing implemented in javascript.
applets run in their own sandbox. Look at the java.net.URL and java.net.HttpURLConnection classes.
You could make http requests from the java applet. I don't know anything about processing applets though.