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We are trying to setup a TFS 2018 Update3.2 as ticketing system based on CMMI. I tried several things and begin to understand how everything works, except one very important thing.
We want to use the notifications and the emails are send correctly to 2 of 4 users. 1 user has no email, so that's ok, but me (my own account), don't gets any emails. I tried to set my email address by hand in the field: My Profile -> Preferred email. But that doesn't work either.
When I open a group with all users and click on them, I get to see the initials of my name and my full name. When I click on one of the working accounts, there are also contact informations (an email address and the possibility to start a sip chat.
So I looked into our Exchange (seems to make sense), but I don't have found any differences between my settings and those of the working accounts. I am also searching here now for more than an hour, so I don't think that the service still has to update.
Anyone an idea where I could look? How do I get my email address from the AD to the TFS? Or maybe how can I force a synchronization? Or delete all cache items and reload everything by it?
EDIT:
I killed the cache directory (the GUID-directory inside) and then everything got relaoded and now I get emails too.
If you clear the cache, the problem is solved.
I have a Dialogflow and Twitter integration and all seems to be working fine, except for one scenario.
I have an intent that is looking for negative statements from tweets that mention the Twitter user linked to the Dialogflow integration (lets call it #Target). The purpose of this is to then reply back with a Twitter direct message (DM) link, inviting the person to engage in conversation to further explore their problem.
The scenario steps that do not work are:
Send Tweet to #Target saying for example "Your service is really bad". At this point, the output context is "negative-sentiment" if DF recognises it.
If that is the case, DF then sends back a response with a link that will allow the user to open up a DM session to further explain their issue. In this example they may have a gas supply issue.
The user opens the link in the tweet reply to start the DM.
At this point, I am looking for an explanation of the issue, for example "My gas supply has been cut off". However, if I do that, it does not recognise the intent. I have to at this point re-enter the phrase "Your service is really bad" to get it to register the "negative-sentiment" context, then I can move on.
What does work, is if I start with a DM stating "Your service is really bad", followed by "My gas supply has been cut off". It's almost as if clicking on the reply to tweet either forgets the context or its actually a different DF session that is created once we fall into the DM.
So, has anyone seen this behaviour before? Thank you in advance for your replies.
When you attempt to switch from #mentions to DMs on Twitter keep in mind the sessions don't carry over (they are separate sessions) so what you'll need to do going forward is keep track of usernames on the backend in order to connect the two distinct sessions.
In my app, I need to check address book and if ;
a person from address book is installed my app, user will be able to send a friend request,
a person from address book is not installed my app, user will be able to send an sms to relevant person to install the app.
This is actually same as Snapchat. So, what is the proper way to implement it ?
For instance, should I get phone number of the installer and record it to Users table in database ? Then when another user install the app, check all address book against Users table in DB and mark them application installed or not !
Maybe, there is an easy way to do it. So, please help me and provide some sample code for it.
Looks like you can use
CloudKit for the first question part:
discoverAllContactUserInfosWithCompletionHandler
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/CloudKit/Reference/CKContainer_class/#//apple_ref/occ/instm/CKContainer/discoverAllContactUserInfosWithCompletionHandler:
You can get users that are also use your app.
For the second part, you can just use Address Book api I think to get all persons in the AB without your app.
https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/ContactData/Conceptual/AddressBookProgrammingGuideforiPhone/Introduction.html
Address Book is deprecated (or will be), so take a look at this WWDC 2015 video Contacts framework: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2015-223/
Hello there i am working on an education focues application that works like written below:
1- "Teacher" user has a class, with "Student" users listed in main screen
2- Teacher starts an exam
3- Student users will get a notification that the exam has been started.
4- Teacher will observe the students actions in realtime (i.e when u student answers a question, teacher will automatically see which question is answered and if it is correct or wrong)
The application will be an iPad application and serverside will use (sadly) Microsoft WCF.
Here are things that i thought about things that i could do:
Establishing a socket connection with teacher and students via server like a irc chatroom on background
Using push notifications to receive student actions (somehow without showing any "push" notification
(Worst case scenario), teacher's device will periodically send requests about student's exam status
What do you think? What is the best way to do?
Thanks for helping.
Take a look on websocket.
https://github.com/square/SocketRocket
Maybe this lib is your friend, but i can't help you on server side job.
I'm developing some application for the Facebook and iPhone.
User of our application would like to send to his friends notifications (only friends not other people), such as normal message. But the problem is that it’s the same message such as: "I would like to invite you to a party on Saturday". Posting one message works, but I encountered a problem when I post more messages at once. I do believe that this have to be some anti-spam filter or some other mechanism that is prohibiting posting messages in batch to walls of friends. I’m using Graph API for posting. Can somebody explain me or lead to some link how exactly this works and more importantly how to avoid this in my application…? Is it possible by paying some fee/credits to Facebook to allow my users to post messages to friends as they would like or this is simply not possible?
Just one important note: this is not a spam software and my user does not send wall messages (or notifications) to other people, only his selected friends and for sure the user is aware about this and the message is sent after user confirmation. Maybe I miss something, some application privilege?
Thank you in advance.
Marcin