I'm working on an assistant to help network engineers. One of the intents I'm trying to create will allow them to find out information about a device via the IP address. I created an entity, called #ip, that uses patterns to represent an IP address (?:[0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}. I then reference that in my intent examples like:
show me device #ip
show me information about #ip
When I try out a phrase show me device 192.168.1.1 Watson is unable to determine the intent. Watson does recognize that I've entered an entity of ip that is in IPv4 format. Note I only have one intent and one entity in the skill at this time. I have added a node in the dialog for the intent.
Any suggestions on what I'm doing wrong?
ok, I found the problem, it was an ID10T error. My entity was named device with one of the patterns called ip. I've since corrected my example intents to use #device instead.
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A service provider is supposed to forward messages on to an endpoint (specified by me) but all I get to give them is a URL. How can I make this work.
I have signed up to a satellite service and I am trying make the first steps with their cloud API. I have hardware which sends simple messages over their satellite infrastructure to their cloud services. The provide the user (me) with a dashboard type interface to register the hardware as well as a desitnation (or multiple destinations) each destination is a single url. I dont get to specify usernames, passwords, code or anything just a single url. The service says
"the data will be forwarded to the pre-registered http(s) endpoint (the URL I have given them). Data is sent as a http POST request with Content-Type: application/json. All data is accompanied by an endpoint reference, timestamp, a unique identifier (UUID), and a digital signature that may be used to verify that the data originated from Myriota. Multiple packets may be batched into a single request."
I have a website so to start with I just want to get a single message to display on my page. I have completed and tested the code to display posts by GETing from https://www.mywebsite.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts. This works.
the URL that I have given the service provider is the same as above. But none of the data reaches my site.
I dont really know how the data exchange or handshaking works here but I assume that for a third party to post to my site, they would need to include some sort of authentication. can this authentication data be included in the url? what is the authentication data? is it my Wordpress username and password? Is it safe send this data in a url? Can I turn off authentication so that anyone can post to my site? surely that isnt safe?
I have minimal experience with web development but plenty with embedded systems, I am working with a young software engineer and he is stumped also. together we have burned nearly a whole week on this so I have bit the bullet and turned to stackoverflow to see if anyone can help
I used Windows 10 email app to connect to my exchange server, i.e. I have instance of UserDataAccount for my exchange server already set up.
I want to write another app that will use this account to talk to Exchange, and I would like to use only WinRT API.
First I need to get Exchange info from UserDataAccount. if it's hosted in cloud, I think I will need URL, tenant ID and username. The problem is that UserDataAccount does not have this info. There is class DeviceAccountConfiguration that seems to have it all, but I cannot find a way to get instance of this class.
Once I can get info about Exchange connection, I can use Office356 REST to talk to Exchange. The reason I want to talk to Exchange directly is because I did not find WinRT API that can use UserDataAccount to retrieve Exchange specific info, for example full info from Exchange about Contact.
So I have UserDataAcccount, and from this data account I need to get credentials and info about Exchange API (EWS, or REST). After that it should be easy, see Adam's answer with link to office356 sample code.
I spent some time poking around WinRT API, but it's poorely documented, and it's hard to discover relationships between different objects, and some methods throw NotImplemented exceptions.
Is WintRT API ready to be used? It looks like a lot of things are disconnected and missing.
Please help!
Thank you
We have sample code for WinRT to access contact.
See:
https://github.com/OfficeDev/O365-Windows-Start
**Contacts**
Get contacts
Create contacts
Update contacts
Delete contacts
Change contact photo
Also we have just plain REST api examples including calling into a test sandbox at https://dev.outlook.com/RestGettingStarted
I'm following the Quick Start Guide, as I've just received my credentials. I went through the coblogin and user (consumer) creation successfully. For test purposes, I was able to search and list sites and infos.
When I try to invoke addSiteAccount1 using the user session token for the consumer that I create, I get an HTTP 200 response and no apparent error, no exceptions or messages. The JSON response is basically the same as the one listed in the API documentation page, however there's no ID I can use to list transactions. I'm using a real login/password account information on Chase (site ID 643).
By the way, if I use random strings for credentialFields[0].value (username) and credentialFields[1].value (password), I get the same JSON response.
Please help me clarify what is not working here.
addSiteAccount1 API will give you a response which should contain "siteAccountId" field this is the identifier for that particular user's Chase bank site.
This siteAccountId will have itemIDs which resembles different 'container'(in Yodlee terminology) like, all saving and checking accounts comes under bank container,while credit card comes under credit's container similarly loan and mortgages are other containers.
Now even under a specific container you might have multiple accounts for e.g., Chase Bank container you might have 1 saving's account and 1 checking account, for each there will be an itemAccountId available. This uniquely identifies that specific account and you can pass this itemAccountId (which you can get from getItemSummariesForSite API) in executeUserSearchRequest API to get the transactions belongs to this specific account.
For further help here is the link for the API flow which will give you an idea about how and when to use different APIs.
OK, I think I got it working, but maybe some documentation clarification is needed. Provided that all mandatory parameters in the addSiteAccount1 are present and contain no errors, the method call will be successful for a given consumer.
I then visited the getAllSiteAccounts method, which would show me all account aggregation for that user/consumer. I was able to see all accounts added, some had a message like "REFRESH_COMPLETE" and others would have "AUTH_FAILED". It seems that once one adds an account, the Yodlee robots will try to login and then synchronize the data for a given account. Makes sense?
I was only able to verify if the bank credentials were OK by calling another method.
I am a newcomer at the web part of programming and I was given a host. I uploaded a simple index.html file with one header(It is correct). If I then try to connect with the nameserver/ip (gotten with PuTTy) , I get an 404 error. I have tried many different stuff about folders , but I could not fix anything
The nameserver IP address is almost certainly not your hosting IP address. The nameserver is the server (probably owned by your host - but possibly an outsourced service) that converts the human readable domain name (such as www.domain.com) to an IP address the computer can connect to (such as 198.252.206.16 - the IP 4 address I get for www.stackoverflow.com). It acts as a giant lookup list of domain names and IP addresses, much like a telephone book or Yellow Pages.
Moreover, as your host will almost certainly be hosting many domains (tens or possibly hundreds) per server, you will need to use a domain name when attempting to connect to your web page - this will be needed for Apache or IIS to know how to route the request/which content to return to the browser. It will do this using the request header sent by the browser when requesting the page. If you are testing locally then localhost/127.0.0.1 will be good enough if you have a single site registered/single set of content in a wwwroot directory (or equivalent). Similarly a virtual server or dedicated server may well respond to requests by IP address if it is the only site/application registered on the server.
To use another real-world analogy, it is a bit like addressing an item of post to a town or village - without including the recipient name, street or house number - and then expecting it to be received and to get a response.
Some hosts provide temporary domain names for you to use before you purchase your domain name or whilst the domain name details are propagated to DNS servers around the world. This usually looks something like-
http://your-user.your-host.com/ or http://server.your-host.com/your-username/
If your host offers such a service then this should normally be detailed in their self-help pages, or the admin area where you set up the site. Clearly such a domain is not intended for "production" use, and you should purchase a domain name before using the site for anything other than testing - if only to allow you the flexibility to move to a new host in the future.
This is not a question for StackOverflow users though, and I strongly suggest you consult your host's documentation or contact them for further assistance.
Is it possible to find the rough location of a user on the web without using the html5 geolocation stuff which brings up a box asking for the user's permission? I have tried MaxMind but it seems pretty poor.
Your webserver (apache or somethigng like that) gets the users IP-adress when he sends a request to your server. There are some services in the web that can tell you the country and city of that address. Google for "location from ip address" to find those services. That is the best you can do without asking the user.
Everything more accurate MUST be explicitely allowed by the user himself for legal reasons. If a user finds out that you are tracking his position without having asked him, you can go to jail!!
I've used IPlocation.net They provide a list of several providers and test them against your own IP to see if they get it correct.
I personally went with IPinfo.io