Good evening, i made a sequence diagram on jdeveloper and i want to export it into any image format instead of the .sequence extension, does any one know how to do that?
In JDeveloper 11.1.2.4
Right click on the diagram and select publish diagram
or Select Diagram in the menu and then Publish Diagram.
You can also generate documentation for the project and get the diagram in HTML.
From the build menu.
It's hard to assist you without knowing what version of JDeveloper you're using. Generally speaking you right click on diagrams in JDeveloper and select the Publish Diagram option, where upon the resulting dialog gives you a number of file formats to save the diagrams as.
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I have a query on the usage of windows form in excel add-in, application level.
Objective Statement:
Display customized windows form control, similar to a way a chart is being inserted into excel
Custom Pane
I have tried custom pane add-in but it seems to be on a entire workbook level, i need something on a worksheet level
Task Pane
I can't seem to use the task pane in application add-in for excel
Windows Form Control
When I click on a cell in excel i will lose focus to the windows form, i will need the windows to be together with the worksheet, but i can't use showdialog.
Thanks for the help in advance.
From your answer it is hard for me to figure out if you we are looking at a code solution here or something more high level, so I am going to assume that you are looking for a code solution, please correct me if I am wrong.
Have you considered using an OLE object or ActiveX?
There is an example from Microsoft here, how to develop an ActiveX control. (Here is some other walkthrough that I found helpful).
Just to give you a hint how it (the example mentioned above) looks like, here is the screenshot of the compiled example that I added onto the excel sheet:
ActiveX control can be added both manually, or by code, so I could imagine that you could also provide a COM Excel Add-in that would add some buttons onto the ribbon, that when pressed, would add the desired controls onto the sheet.
I am using the Pencil Mockup builder version 2.0.3. but now I have around 50 page tabs inside a document. and the only way to re-order the tabs is to right click on each tab and move it for only one step either left or right.
So is there a way to drag and drop the tabs as many steps as I want ? as the current process is too slow and I might change my mind on thw whole tool ?
Any advice ?
Regards
I've encountered the same problem and worked it out the following way (not through Pencil itself, unfortunately): I opened the project file (*.ep) in Notepad++ and sorted the pages manually. The ep file contains xml/svg.
It's better to backup the original *.ep file first.
It helps having the XML Tools Plugin for Notepad++, to indent the xml code automatically.
In VS2010, I've created an rdlc report that I want to view using the reportviewer. On the report, I want to use a scanned image underneath all the text (since it must look like the agency's letterhead), and this image must take up the whole page. The problem is that the text boxes on the report are all bumped down beneath the image. Can someone help me figure out how to make this work?
Right click the image, select Layout, Send to Back.
I'm doing this in VS 2012 now, but I think it's the same in VS 2010.
Right click the body of your report (in design mode),
Select "Body Properties..." and from there you can specify a Background Image.
You can place text above the image at design time. When ReportViewer display the report, it will look bad, but if you export the report in PDF format will look the same as you wish.
I know my answer does not resolve the problem. After working a lot on the subject, it is all I could get.
I have now tried in VS2013. No change.
Working in Performance Point 2010, trying to get the data source connected to a new Scorecard. Ive created a data source from my SSAS cube and I can create a scorecard, but I want to be able to place dimensions (on the right of Dashboard Designer) and drag them into the workspace. Problem is it doesn't show any dimensions from the cube although I know they are in there. Anyone ever had this issue before?
Looking at the screenshot, it looks like a data source needs to be selected. If the data source is not listed when you first add it to the workspace, you will need to save the workspace before you are able to use the data source in filters, scorecards etc.
Sometimes the datasource has been created, but not actually added to the cube. Go back to the SSAS cube in visual studio and open the Cube Structure window and make sure the dimensions are included
Also note that Dashboard Designer needs to be closed and re-opened in order to pick up and structural changes in the SSAS Cube (some sort of dumb caching issue).
My company has made an Entity Framework model of the database with all of the relationships mapped out and I'd like to take a screenshots of that with all of the FKs included in it. But I can't seem to figure out how to take a screenshot that includes all of that information. Any advice?
The "Export as Image" feature of Entity Framework generates an image that is too pixelated.
Alternatively, use NClass to generate diagram from ur Assembly containing EDMX classes
An alternative if you have Office OneNote 2007 you can simply print it to "Send To OneNote 2007" printer. Then you can use your favorite image editing tool to cut it however you want.
Oh the joy of Visio not being a major player in this game anymore. you can still reverse engineer a DB using Visio - which gives a nice presentation for printing.
Personally, the VS 2010 Entity viewer (Server explorer) is the easiest and quickest for me to use. The presentation isn't that bad either. Though you have more options with Visio as far as printing and portability. (You can still do Viso -> SQL in Visio 2010 with an addon).
Snipping tool (Vista/Windows 7) Start->Programs->Applications->Snipping it is such a helpful tool.
And oh am I glad no one actually said: "use your iPhone, take a picture and text it to your boss".
Why don't you use the Microsoft SQL Server Management (Express) Studio Diagram Option?
(To display the names of your relationships you can use Database diagram -> Show releationship labels)
Or you can use Ctrl + the mousewheel to scroll in/out in Visual Studio and you the Snipping Tool to take a screenshot.