I have inherited an older C# console application that makes the call to https://www.box.com/api/1.0/rest?action=get_managed_users and receives back XML data containing data for all of the users. I'm guessing this is related to the "Get All Users in an Enterprise" referenced in the API documentation (https://developers.box.com/docs/#users-get-all-the-users-in-an-enterprise), but not totally sure.
My question...using the newer "box-windows-sdk-v2-master" SDK, is there a way to perform this same action and return a list of users in the system? I'm not seeing anything in the code for it.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Kevin
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I want to operate on CONTROL-M jobs via c#.net.
I couldn't find anything related in the documents.
I understood its possible to use rest api but more dev-ops related.
I saw some commands of ctm, is it related?(CTM language code?)
Any feedback?
thanks,
YD
Currently I'm in the process of updating my application to work with Android API 30 to comply with Googles new Privacy Rules. Prior to this I was using the "Use legacy storage" flag so I could access Public storage with ease once Read/Write permissions were achieved, however that's no longer available in the latest API.
For a temporary workaround I am using ACTION_OPEN_DOCUMENT_TREE or Intent.ActionOpenDocumentTree (In Xamarin) in order to gain read / write access to the device bluetooth folder (It has to be this folder as that's where im looking for the specific files).
Whilst this method works, it's not ideal for a regular user as it requires them to actually search and find the folder instead of just getting a pop up asking for access.
What the process currently looks like #1
What the process currently looks like #2
What the process currently looks like #3
Ideally what I'm after is Image 3 to be the only interaction the user has to perform in order to give access to this particular folder. However Xamarin Documentation isn't particuarly clear (Especially on these new storage API's) and was hoping someone could help point me in the right direction!
Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks :)
I am currently working on my school project - Android app that informs you about strong lightning strikes near your house in real time.
There are some websites like blitzortung.org or lightningmaps.org (or other), any ideas how can I get nice output file from one of these sites, so that I can obtain geographical data, determine whether it is near your house or not, and send a push notification for user? Displaying the strikes on the map are not needed.
I am using an Android Studio, Visual Studio 2015 as well as MS SQL database.
Thanks
You can get complete source code for this from following URL
https://github.com/wuan/bo-android
It's using data from lightningmaps.org
You can give a try to Open Weather or check this answer.
For Push you can use FCM. Just google "How to implement GCM in android?" you will whole lot of help.
According to blitzortung forum:
Please remember that Blitzortung data may not be used for commercial
purposes. General operator data access info: login to your main
Blitzortung Org account, and click the 'compendium' link under
'project area'. If you haven't already, you might also see
http://www.lightningmaps.org/doc/intro
This post is really more of a discussion if this is even possible.
There are numerous examples all over the web, but all of those are using asp.net applications and unfortunately I can't go that route. So my goal is to build an upload utility in Silverlight that can be deployed as a CRM 2011 web resource, without using anything Asp.Net related.
I have looked at the Telerik SL upload control, but it appears to require a ServiceURL handler and I'm not sure I can embed something like that within Silverlight and make it work?
I guess I'm looking for some direction here on what my options would be. I don't want to start down one path and run into a brick wall.
Thanks for reading!
Your SL control can upload the bytes of the file as an attachment (in the Notes area) to the entity record. Here is a project on CodePlex that uses SL to upload an image as an attachment:
http://crmattachmentimage.codeplex.com/
Hopefully that will get you pointed in the right direction!
I haven't really looked into the creation of web-resources from silverlight, but considering the web-resource utility would be using the CRM SOAP end-point, I imagine you could do the same from Silverlight.
From Silverlight, you would either need to make a reference to SOAP End-Point url which can be found in the CRM client in Settings -> Customization -> Developer Resources.
Otherwise, you could use the open-source project CrmSilverSoap library which already has all the generated proxy classes as well as a few helper methods for connecting to the various CRM services.
In trying to work with and create the web resources, I'd have a look at the this SDK article which shows to how to use some messages for Creating Web Resources. You will need to make the required modifications to code to enable these messages to be sent via the reference soap end-point in silverlight.
Anybody know of an existing open-source booking systems in Sports Clubs or Leisure Facilities based on .NET?
I searched Google, but nothing relevant came up!
Here you go, in VB, no less:
Box Office.
HTH.
Somewhat open source.... Simpletix.com gives you complete control over the CSS. It's built on C# and Asp.net.
There's a million EventBrite type sites. But this is the only one that is download-able. The fact that you download it gives you access to the asp.net files.