AppHub's reporting tools are very lacking right now (at least for WP7 apps, which is what I'm publishing), I can't see a chart that clearly let me compare the 3 apps I have, I can't see the actual net revenue, I can't easily see in which country the apps are selling more.
Any way to go around this?
Have anyone written a script or Excel macro to provide more info from the data I can grab on the site?
Thank's
Marco
You might try www.mopapp.com
It integrates with AppHub/WP7 Marketplace, as well as with many other app stores and platforms (iTunes, Android Market, RIM App World, Amazon Appstore, GetJar, Handango, ...)
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this is my first thread here and I am trying to be as accurate as possible. Furthermore I am not a native speaker so I am sorry in advance for any spelling or grammar mistakes.
I've just started working on a project to automate the parameterization of Siemens drives with the software Siemens Starter v4.4.
The project description is to write some VB-Scripts to set values in the Starter software and to have an html frontend for the user.
The problem is, that my company is always using the most recent Internet Explorer version. But unfortunetly VBS can only interface correctly with IE10 or lower.
Therefore I am wondering if it is possible to have a standalone IE10 portable installation next to the required scripts. The problem as far as I know is to access the objects used for the communication of IE and VBS.
Of course I am open for any other method of creating a simple frontend.
I am not a professional developer and have to teach myself. Despite of that I have some programming experience in C, C++, C# and VBS. Therefore I would appreciate a solution where I can find some online help and documentation for.
Thank you in advance.
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.
I am developing a ASP.NET web site where users will need to be able to create their own business cards. So, I'm looking for a tool (most likely Flash) that I can easily integrate into a web site and lets users add text and custom images to their cards and then create an image and/or PDF from their work.
is there a plugin that does this?
If you write your own business-card creator in flash, you can save the view to PDF files using AlivePDF.
You could have a look at this: http://www.shirtnetwork.com/en
It is less of a plugin and much more of a fully customizable software solution, with an administration backend, PDF export, billing etc. . I worked on the client and I must say it is a very mature and potent software and probably can do about anything you want, when it comes to customizing products. I don't know, whether you like the pricing model, OTOH to my knowledge, they also provide provision-free licences.
I don't know, whether there are reasonbly expensive components available, that do this for you, because you can get a load of money out of this business, so I wouldn't expect anyone to give them away for free.
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back2dos
I want to get some of the netmeeting functionality in my C# program. Mainly I want to be able to call a H.323 teleconference system by IP. Google turns up mention of Netmeeting SDK but no download link and it seems that Microsoft has discontinued Netmeeting altogether.
Can someone give a suggestion or a pointer on the best way to go about doing something like this?
Netmeeting has been retired and replaced by Live Meeting, Office Communicator, and the Office Communications Server. Which is a Very Good Thing, as they by are orders of magnitude more advanced and modern communication tools than Netmeeting (not to mention just plain more reliable). They are also easily interoperable with .NET. The Live Meeting Service Developer Portal is a good place to start.
I have a project that has a list of gps coordinates. I would like to find a way to make a simple map of those coordinates (possibly just one at a time). The map should have basic street info.
This part of our project is pretty simple so I don't think it needs to be an exceptionally feature rich product. This also means it shouldn't be really expensive.
What is a good product to achieve this?
edit: This is a desktop app where internet connectivity will probably not be available.
Google Maps is great for this.
If this is a desktop app with internet access you could still host an IE control and show it there.
EDIT: If this is a desktop app without internet access you'll have to buy something like Microsoft Streets & Trips. I don't know if it has reusable controls. You probably have to buy something more expensive to get that. Applications of this nature often fall under the category "GIS". Try searching Google for that.
Sharpmap is open source project written in C# and released under LGPL. To quote first line from page:
SharpMap is an easy-to-use mapping library for use in web and desktop applications.
I'd go with this solution
Map Rendering: SharpMap
Geometry operations: NetTopologySuite
Map data store: shapefiles in your file system or PostGis over PostgreSQL
Map data itself: the easiest way may be extracting from OpenStreetMaps data. Here, for example you can download shapefiles for your desired location
Everyting is open source (more or less, check the licenses) and works fine on windows.
Hope it helps
ESRI has an API. They have javascript, silverlight,wpf, and flash. they may have more. ESRI is pretty much the standard in mapping.