Where can I find 802.1be Draft 1.5 or 2.0? Usually drafts are available on techstreet, but I couldn't find them there. Hope someone here can help me.
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I have already referred this link https://github.com/twitter/twitter-text/tree/master/objc but I think this is not updated. It still shows twitter-text with 140 characters and also it is in objective-c. It do not provide proper count of some special characters same as in twitter official. It would be of great help if someone can please help with the latest 280-character twitter count API for iOS in swift. Thanks in advance.
Are you using the v2 version of the parsing configuration file? That one has the updates for 280. We don't provide an official Swift implementation, but there's an unofficial one here https://gist.github.com/hebertialmeida/d868bd58efe8b5240e4ef8b542107099
After some searching, I have not yet found a swagger file for the FourSquare APIs. I hope that someone knows of it. If not, I hope that FourSquare makes one available.
Colin Goldberg
I am trying achieve the same thing asked by this question, Routing in WCF data services
It seems like the code sample linked in the answer is no longer valid, but I don't have enough reputation to post a comment. Anyone know where I can download the sample code?
Thanks
The sample code links are now all verified functional at http://www.odata.org/ecosystem/.
I'm trying to let user login with their Google, Facebook, Live accounts.
Very confused with which one to choose - DotNetOpenAuth or DotNetOpenId?
I've used DotNetOpenId, but it seems DotNetOpenAuth is kind has more features? and I don't particularly like Janrain, because it doesn't have the exit options, not in it's free version anyway.
I didn't find any particularly helpful articles on stackoverflow too.
If someone here had experience in both can shed some light on this would be much appreciated!
They're the same library, actually. When DotNetOpenId had a major version release from v2 to v3 it was also renamed. So for the latest version get it from http://www.dotnetopenauth.net
I've developed a Jira plugin (a post function) which is working fine. What I'd like this plugin to be able to do it to retrieve the Non Working Days that have been been previously saved using the Greenhopper plugin in Jira.
Is there a Greenhopper API available for this type of requirement? I've searched for an api but have had no luck.
The following link as far as I can tell is for developing plugins for GreenHopper.
https://developer.atlassian.com/display/GHDEV/GreenHopper+Developer+Documentation
It's not really what I'm after as I'm more interested in using their api to query information.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Norm.
Just to let those interested know...
After some further searching I found the answer! This is how I'm getting the number of non working days:
import com.pyxis.greenhopper.GreenHopper;
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GreenHopper ghService = (GreenHopper) ComponentManager.getOSGiComponentInstanceOfType(GreenHopper.class);
Set set = ghService.getConfiguration(issue.getProjectObject()).getNonWorkingDays();
The set contains the non working days configured in the GreenHopper configuration screen in Jira.
Just what I was after.
I hope that helps somebody out there :-)