Hi all I am planning to create a dashboard like structure in Business Central Page. Rather I don't know how to customize with real time challenges.(which includes automatic notification on special days, announcement, files that are access only to authors etc..)
Does anybody can give me a solution?
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i'm looking for some guidance on what the best approach is/ what software I need.
My bf owns a promotional company, books about 15 shows a month and spend a lot of time on his phone, creating event pages, linking up the bands facebook and bandcamp url to events, contacting bands with set times and backline info, etc. I thought I would help him out (and other music promoters that I've talked to) with automating some of these tasks. I know there might be other apps currently out there that have some of these capabilities, but I wanted to create something myself as it be a fun project that I could practice my programming skills(beginner-ish).
The app/bot will act as an assistant. It should be able to create an event, ask for the date and let the user input band names. Maybe there will be a series of check boxes that the user can select whether the band is from out of state(what state), touring, local, EP/album release, etc. Select co-host, location. Then depending on the # of bands and the location it will also generate a set time list, and backline info that the user can copy it and send to the bands(or maybe it will do this automatically, if it has access to the bands instagram or facebook?) Once the user presses done it will automatically create an event page, with date, and all the other info. Under the description of the event page, the app will automatically populate that with info depending on what the user selected. For example if its 2 out of state bands and 2 local bands, then it will write something like: "We welcome our 2 touring friends XX from FL? and xxx from NY? With local support from XX and xx" - something along those lines with a link to their pages.
Maybe in the future the app will also be able to go in and look at the bands facebook pages, go to their events and see what people pressed going/interest in their events, then invite those people to their upcoming show?
How do I get started. Should I use Appium and android studio to develop this app/bot assistant? Is Appium only used for testing? I have some basic programming experience from college and other courses i took, such as Selenium webdriver. More important is this doable or am I setting myself up for failure?
In addition to being a developer, I also am a part-time promoter and perform all of those same tasks that your boyfriend does. If there was some way to automate any of it, I would have done so a long time ago. Unfortunately there is, in my opinion, too much variability between different events, venues, and musical acts.
The biggest time sink for me is tracking down information about each act such as their web site URL, Facebook page URL, Soundcloud profile URL, logo, bio, and photo. (Some of the artists I deal with have a press kit but most don't.) Once the information is compiled, creating the Facebook pages is the easy part.
So, maybe a better use of time would be to create a web form that collects that information from each act and stores it in a folder in a structured way.
I am working on an application (CQRS + event sourcing) that should support multiple user languages. The user will have the ability to translate some of his input different languages. E.g. some labels or descriptions can be given in Dutch and/or English. Depending on the language preferences of the user, the application should show the correct translation.
I suspect the read model plays a big role in this process.
I was thinking of creating events like ItemDescriptionTranslated, telling 'The description of item X was translated to language Y as Z'.
I would think that the aggregate can safely ignore this kind of events, and that only the read models should do something with this information.
Does this make sense? Does any of you have experience with CQRS/ES in a translated application? Any hints are greatly appreciated.
Of cource you can use event sourcing. You can code aggregate's build funcs to ignore ItemDescriptionTranslated event.
The main question is - if you really need event sourcing in this part of application. For example you can build authorization using both ways - es or not. If you want to log all users' login and auth, you prefer ES. But if you want login only, without any analysis - i suggest not to use es.
So, do you want to collect some additional info about translating? When, who, maybe check some statistics about corrections by different authors and so on.
I am designing a system (stack: MVC 5, EF6, SQL Server) which needs to capture a lot of information about user interaction with various components of the app.
E.g.
How much time a user spend on a particular screen.
What action is the user performing: viewing, editing a page/form
Idle time
Progress in a particular workflow
And show all this information on a Management dashboard which is part of the same web app.
The traditional way of doing this would be to fire a sql query when a certain action happens and save this information in the application database. The thing is that, I don't want to overload the main application server with all these tasks and this approach doesn't seem too robust to me.
I was reading about Application Insights (Telemetry and custom events) and it seems that it should work for my problem statement. The only problem is that it is very tightly coupled with Azure resources and portal dashboard (as per my understanding).
So my question is: Can I use ApplicationInsights package to capture metrics and persist the data in a local SQL database and show it on a custom dashboard?
I read about continuously exporting telemetry information from Azure Storage to Power BI or SQL DB but wont work for me because I cannot use Azure as an intermediary.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/documentation/articles/app-insights-export-telemetry/
Would really appreciate some guidance on this. Thanks.
You can use PowerBI dashboards, with direct integration to Application Insights, specifically, with Analytics queries you likely may use in this scenario.
Also, you can consider using Application Insights API (https://dev.applicationinsights.io/) to achieve this directly, including integration with some popular dashboards. Note that API is now in early preview, so we may introduce some changes, but the overall shape should be stable.
I am also curious what prevents you from using Azure - we'd like to learn more about it. Please be aware of the fact that Application Insights stores it data in Azure
For the specific case when you want to use just Application Insights SDK, while storing and analyzing the data "locally" in your tool of choice - this is also possible. (Note: in this case you only benefit from App Insights SDK and schema, leave the door open for future possibility to use full App Insights). To achieve that, you can consider implementing a custom telemetry channel - see here for some additional information: http://apmtips.com/blog/2016/01/31/telemetry-channels-update
While implementing this approach, you should you should be mindful about the volumes - I would advocate for decoupling it through some form of a queue mechanism, makes it easier to protect your app, balance the load and also monitor ...
We are trying to setup a BPM Workflow involving human services(using IBM BPM 8.0.1.2).
We are able to create Routing Polices etc for each activity , but not able to figure out
how we can include personal calendars of each user during task assignment.
Usecase : we do not want to assign a task to a person who is on a vacation.
Any help is appreciated!
IBM BPM does not currently have a concept of a business calendar tied to a specific user. You can create a business calendar for calculation of due dates (e.g. this item is due in 3 business days) that can accommodate things like holidays for these calculations, but there is no built in mechanism to create a calendar and tie that to a specific user.
Now, it would be possible to create a set of services that would allow you to create per user calendars for your organization, but that feels like the wrong solution.
In general IBM BPM wants you to assign tasks to "Participant Groups" (in 8.5 this turns into "Teams") rather than to a specific user. This greatly increases your flexibility with respect to who can actually work the task over simply assigning a task to a specific person, as you can change Participant Group membership on your runtime server.
You need to know when a user is on vacation. Now this information can either come by creating custom calendar for each person but this does not look feasible good idea or Second source to get this info, can be Vacation Management System where use applies for vacation. If you do not have Vacation Management System in you organization, then this is even better - build a simple process for vacation approval and store the data for use from this process. If you have system then look for API to retrieve user's vacation details from that system.
Either way, you use this retrieved vacation info in team filter service to assign a task to only available users.
Is there any ability to populate a learning module's content using data passed from a third party application. For example:
Third party data:
userid = 12, username = Sally, user_q1_answer = Jim, user_q2_answer
= 101
Module Content setup:
[[username]], since you are in room [[user_q1_answer]], you should
contact [[user_q2_answer]] in the event of the fire alarm going off.
Module Content Delivered:
Sally, since you are in room 101, you should contact Jim in the event of the fire alarm going off.
Thanks for any help
Currently, no facility in the LMS exists to do this kind of dynamic substitution at render time. A number of other questions here have covered this ground. As of Spring 2013, this kind of functionality is on the development roadmap but there is not yet a committed release vehicle for it.
It might be possible to use a client-side browser extension to detect specially formatted strings in page content and make Valence Learning Framework API calls to find values it can replace those strings with. However, this technique would probably only practically be able to replace values that are known about the current user and their relationship to the LMS. Through URL and page content examination, it might also be possible to gather knowledge about the user's current browsing context (i.e. what course or course section they're looking at), but we never recommend screen-scraping because you can't depend on meaningful tokens or data appearing reliably going forward (where as you can depend on the Learning Framework APIs to be able to get you information about the current operating user).