Does the iframe embed has any configuration / support to disable the button ?
The embed web chat doesn't have direct configuration to disable the upload botton and functions. However, the embed web chat is built by the project BotFramework-WebChat, so you can modify the source code, and compile into your own version to achieve your requirement.
Clone the repo https://github.com/Microsoft/BotFramework-WebChat to your local work space, run npm install to install all the node.js dependencies.
Comment the code section from line 114 to 132 at /src/Shell.tsx.
run npm run build to compile the source code to javascript file.
follow Easy: In your non-React website, run Web Chat inline section leverage your own js file in your website.
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Swagger 3 ? or Open API ..? 3? not sure what they're calling it. There doesn't seem to be a good or easy setup.
I'm looking to add it to my java project
I don't mind manually filling out the config for my controllers and in fact do not want it dynamically config'd
and I don't want a lot of extra fluff with it.
Their github hosts a number of different files and I'm not sure what I do and don't need.
The setup at:
https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-ui/blob/master/docs/development/setting-up.md
I've run through the setup commands and started locally which returns 2 js files, 1 css, and the swagger.json.
Does anyone know if there's a gradle or maven import / line that I can just plop into my build and get the code I need?
Has anyone setup swagger 3 with just the bare minimum to host the ui page with their controller on a java/springboot app?
any help welcome.
git clone https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-ui.git
cd swagger-ui
npm install
npm run dev
I'm using Styleguidist to magically document my React Components and it's great. I have a couple of non-component utility libraries that I doc using JSDoc, and at present I compile their docs to markdown (using jsdoc2md) and tell Styleguidist to include that markdown doc as extra documentation.
I've added a npm script that builds the markdown and then runs Styleguidist, and that's working fine, but when I update a library I have to stop Styleguidist, re-run the script, then start Styleguidist again.
Styleguidist in watch mode already re-builds its docs when it detects a file change; is there some way to configure Styleguidist to run my markdown-creating script every time before it re-generates like that?
With the expiration of Dartium that happened just a few days ago, I felt compelled to migrate from dart 1.24.3 to Dart2, even though it is still in dev.
I have although hit a few walls doing so, one of them being related to the architecture of my apps.
I run a nodeJs server, which also acts as a webserver with client side dart.
The problem that I experience with the new dart SDK is that in order for the .dart files to be read in Chrome, they must be served using webdev serve or build_runner serve.
Obviously, these 2 commands act as the file server, which is not what I want since I'm using a nodeJS server.
By using build_runner watch I think I am enabling the build and watch of the .dart files into .dart.js inside of the following directory :
.dart_tool/build/generated//lib
I am also able to serve them from my nodeJS server. What remains is the package directory, I can't seem to find where pub serves gets the following package files:
/packages/$sdk/dev_compiler/amd/require.js
/packages/$sdk/dev_compiler/amd/dart_sdk.js
Does anyone know what build_runner serve does to include them?
Thank you,
There are 2 options for using a different server during development.
Run build_runner serve on a different port and proxy the requests to it from your other server. This has the benefit of delaying requests while a build is ongoing so you don't get an inconsistent set of assets.
Run build_runner watch --output web:build and use the created build/ directory to serve files from. This will include a build/packages directory that has these files in it.
These files are served from the lib directory of the dart sdk itself.
Note that there is another option, which is to use the -o option from build_runner. This will create a merged directory with source and generated files, which you can serve directly without relying on any internal file layout.
I have downloaded the sample app [ITHitWebDAVServerLibJava.tar.gz] trying to understand how this IT Hit Webdav work.
I started the demo app with Tomcat 8, running on JDK 1.8. From the tomcat console / log, it seems everything just fine, however when I access the main page, it doesn't list out the sample folders & files as how it suppose to (referring to the online demo).
screen : main page is render without listing out the folders & files
I downloaded the sample app and unzip it, without changing the folder structure of it. I have just edited the WEB-INF\web.xml so that it point to the correct trial license file. Please advise if I have missed out some configuration? Should I move out certain files from the WEB-INF folder? Is there any step by step setup guide this demo?
screen : unzipped sample app folder without changing the folder structure
Also, I have downloaded the trial version of AJAX library as well [ITHitWebDAVAJAXLibraryTrial.tar.gz], please advise how should I put this library into the main sample app? As in I should put this library files under which folder of the main sample app?
Please advise.
The default HTML page supplied with IT Hit WebDAV Server Library for Java sample servers use IT Hit WebDAV Ajax Library to list and browse WebDAV server content as well as to open documents for editing.
You can install IT Hit WebDAV Ajax Library from NPM using NPM command-line tool.
Install the Node.js, it installs NPM command-line tool.
Navigate to '\sample_folder\WEB-INF\wwwroot\' folder.
Execute:
npm install webdav.client
This will download IT Hit WebDAV Ajax Library library into the wwwroot folder.
I would like to use the google spreadsheet connector at https://github.com/wso2/esb-connectors/tree/048e223c037b447c3f77c2b7e72338dc26ea5c46/googlespreadsheet. But it is not found in wso2 store. I would like to know how I can compile it and use the connector from github. Please help
Generally git wont allow you to get a folder. so you need to go with svn approach. follow bellow instruction as it is. (assumtion on you are woking in linux / mac enviorment. if not make the command the way works on windows.
create new directory where ever you want and navigate inside that
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wso2/esb-connectors/048e223c037b447c3f77c2b7e72338dc26ea5c46/pom.xml
mkdir wso2
cd wso2
mkdir esbconnector
cd esbconnector/
mkdir googlespreadhseet
cd googlespreadhseet/
svn checkout https://github.com/wso2/esb-connectors/trunk/googlespreadsheet/googlespreadsheet-connector/googlespreadsheet-connector-2.0.0/org.wso2.carbon.connector
cd org.wso2.carbon.connector/
mvn clean install
it may take little time as its required to download few artifacts. if its ended up with error that integration test not found get the integration test Base from the same repo and build that first. then rebuild the connector
Recently Google spreadsheet Version2 connector has been created with REST API and added to WSO2 store. The Connector zip file can be downloaded from here. Go to the link and click the 'download connector' button and follow the documentation for the configuration.
You can checkout the connector source from the https://github.com/wso2/esb-connectors/blob/master/googlespreadsheet and built it.
Then add the connector to the ESB from the UI according to the https://docs.wso2.com/display/ESB481/Managing+Connectors+in+Your+ESB+Instance