I would like to try the new feature to name a custom model and Model Compose like mentioned here: Form Recognizer v2.1 description. Now I am searching desperately for the way to get access to the public preview. Further do I have to upgrade my labling tool with a new image in a specific way to get access to the preview version?
If you have an existing Form Recognizer instance, you will have access to the v2.1 preview already.
You need need to upgrade your labeling tool, as documented in the train custom model with labels quickstart. Afterwards you will have access to Model Compose.
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I am working on Arcgis runtime 100 sdk and I have some layers urls provided by client. For now I'm using these url's to to create an AGSLayer and add in the operations layers of map to show it on screen.
Its working great till now.
Now I want to save these layers and their data. so to make user access the map offline.
I went through the Arcgis guids. But i am not sure i understand anything there. And I didnt find any appropriate solution for this
Please help me out.
You can follow this example. GenerateOfflineMapViewController.swift
//instantiate offline map task
self.offlineMapTask = AGSOfflineMapTask(portalItem: self.portalItem)
Use the AGSOfflineMapTask to take maps offline. The sample creates a
portal item object using a web map’s ID. This portal item is used to
initialize an AGSOfflineMapTask object.
Can you specify what mean "Now I want to save these layers and their data" ?
You also need to edit the map? If yes this is called redlining
A feature collection provides a way of grouping logically-related
feature collection tables. Redlining information (called "Map Notes"
in ArcGIS Online), for example, may contain points, lines, polygons,
and associated text to describe things in the map.
Also remember that your services should be enabled for offline use. Client side you will need to create a GeoDatabase
Obtain a job to generate and download the geodatabase by passing the
AGSGenerateGeodatabaseParameters to the generateJob method on the
AGSGeodatabaseSyncTask. Run the job to generate and download the
geodatabase to the device.
I created a pass file and added in the wallet. I was wondering what am I missing that will show the Automatic updates option at the back of the pass ?
Like in this image : https://dxjl3qy52c1o9.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/22080644/ios-apple-wallet-share-526x1024.png
Back of my pass looks like this Image :
https://support.apple.com/library/content/dam/edam/applecare/images/en_US/iOS/iphone6-ios9-wallet-pass-auto-updates-inshell.jpg
I added the pass by two ways, one was manually by sending via email and other was adding pass file in the xcode bundle resources and fetching from there via code and adding using Passkit framework as mentioned in this tutorial: https://www.captechconsulting.com/blogs/ios-6-tutorial-integrating-passbook-into-your-applications
Do I need to have a server integrated to make that option show up ? As I read something of the sort in the apple documentation (https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/PassKit/Reference/PassKit_WebService/WebService.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40011988) and some other answers.
I am not trying to update the pass, I was just wondering for learning purpose why is that option is not shown at back of my own pass. If some one can clarfiy this, I would be very thankful.
You simply need to have a webServiceURL and authenticationToken in your pass.json to make the option appear.
For updates to work then you will need to implement the web service protocol on your server.
I was wondering if there is a way to update a custom field during a workflow transition in JIRA.
The "Update Issue Field" post function is the closest feature I found, but its document explicitly states "This post function cannot update custom fields and must be positioned after the other optional post functions."
I was wondering if there is another function can support my purpose.
JIRA Suite Utilities is the standard add-on everyone uses to do this
https://jsutil.atlassian.net/wiki/display/JSUTIL/JIRA+Suite+Utilities+Workflow+Post-Functions#JIRASuiteUtilitiesWorkflowPost-Functions-UpdateIssueCustomFieldPost-Function
Not available for OnDemand
EDIT: JIRA Suite Utilities is now available for JIRA Cloud and comes pre-installed in new Cloud instances.
EDIT: And now it is no longer free.
There is a Post Function Update Issue Custom Field now in JIRA OnDemand 7.1. It seems to be pretty limited, e.g. you can't write an expression such as setting the value if it's currently empty.
I'd provide a link to their documentation page but their search claims it doesn't exist.
There is possible to execute Groovy script as Post Function and it let you do almost everything.
For example, here is script, how to update custom field (option) dependent on value of another custom field value.
EDIT: This solution is abel only for hosted instace. Not for Cloud
Has anybody ever used blogpost contenttype and extended it and added some column to it. I know we can add columns to it using the GUI (List Setting).
Can we do this declaratively and add it to the portal using feature, so that we can create a deployable solution.
Paddy
I have not tried this, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't. The only thing that gives me pause is that Blogs are a little different than most lists because the List Definition is not in a Feature but is rather part of the Site Definition. You could create a Feature with your custom Content Type and staple it to BLOG#1. However, you will still need something (probably a Feature Receiver) that will modify the instance of the Posts lists by adding your custom columns and associating your custom Content Type.
I need to create a photo gallery service that is managed by users. I've done this a million times using just Asp.net but I was wondering if there are any special considerations that I need to make when using Asp.net MVC.
Basically, I will be storing the actual images on the filesystem and storing the locations in a database linking the images to a specific user. The images in a user's gallery should NOT be accessible by anyone except registered users. Meaning, I need to somehow prevent users from sharing the URL of an image from a gallery with someone who is not a user of the site.
In the past I did this using some generic handlers which authenticated that the request is allowed to access the image resource. Can I use the same pattern but using Controllers instead? I was thinking of perhaps creating a Photo Controller and just a simple Get action. Would this require that I have a View just for displaying an Image?
Am I on the right track or are there better ways of doing this? (Besides storing images in the DB)
This link explains how to create a custom ImageResult class. I was able to do exactly what I needed following it
https://blog.maartenballiauw.be/post/2008/05/13/aspnet-mvc-custom-actionresult.html
It's not a complete answer but I'd look at using a route that restricts access to the actual files themselves and then possibly use authentication of the action that gets an image.