I have been trying to configure Prometheus to collect SNMP information and then send that data to Grafana. my problematic configuration to generate the generator.yml file for snmp.yml fails.
I I guess my main problem is that when I reference Huawei MIBs in the generator.yml file, I can only reference part of the MIBs,the rest cannot be referenced, so the OID cannot be searched, resulting in the inability to generate the configuration file.
Does anyone know how I should go about doing this? Or have any experience with generator files or Huawei MIBs?
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I have a C++ program that calls AfxMessageBox, passing in a help file context ID. When I click Help on the resulting message box, I get a litte error box that says "Failed to launch help." I need to verify that I'm using a valid help ID. Is there a way to examine a CHM file to find out what context IDs are valid for it? Either a commercial tool or a way to write a C# or C++ or even Python program to do it.
Edit: This is an old CHM file, and I do not have the files that were used to create it. I used 7-zip to extract its contents into a folder, but I see nothing there that tells me what context IDs the file has. When the error occurs, the C++ code assigns a value of 135 to the error, and then it adds 0x30000 (196,608) to that for no reason I know. Then, when the message box gets generated, 0x30000 is subtracted and the result, 135, is passed in to AfxMessageBox() as the help ID. I've tried both 135 and 196743 (0x30000 + 135) in the AfxMessageBox() call but neither has worked. The files extracted from the help file by 7-Zip include a set of .htm file with numbers for names, but the numbers have no relation to the context IDs that I can find.
There is another execution path in my code that uses the same help file. As near as I can tell, it uses low-level functions to create a dialog box that resembles the output of AfxMessageBox(). When I force that code path use context ID 196743, I get the expected help page. Unfortunately, it's not easy to get from the code that doesn't work to the code that does.
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Your additional Edit in the question take me back many years. Not related to your original question but some links to read:
Starting with HTML Help
Adding HTML Help to Existing Dialog-Based Application
Extracting help contextID by code you must have deep knowledge of the CHM internals.
For a single value e.g. 10000 you may want to test the contextID using PowerShell or a DOS prompt. This opens the requested .chm in the Help viewer, and uses a context ID to request a URL to display.
hh.exe -mapid 10000 ms-its:CHM-example.chm
Sometimes you only have the CHM output file and nobody can locate the source files. It’s not always possible to recover all files and data you need.
Decompiling loses the alias.h and map.h files and their information for F1-Help (context sensitive help).
You may know a CHM is something like a zipped web (HTML archive) with some additional system files of metadata. Context ID's are mostly integrated by compiling a alias.h and map.h file. The purpose of the two files is to ease the coordination between developer and help author. The mapping file links an ID to the map number - typically this can be easily created by the developer and passed to the help author. Then the help author creates an alias file linking the IDs to the topic names (See: Creating Context-Sensitive Help for Applications.
I'm using FAR HTML as a toolbox full of various authoring, file and HTML utilities (Disclaimer: It is freeware now!).
Please note there is a download link (for required Microsoft HTMLHelp Workshop) because the Microsoft download links are broken.
The CHM can be opened using FAR HTML and by copy and paste you have all ID and topic information (ALIAS section). In Help File Explorer you need to open Internal Files > #IVB.
Sorry for the noob question. I have a Beckhoff digital output module and need the appropriate configuration file. Downloaded the available files from the official site and in the description the wanted model was there.
To be more specific, I need the configuration for EL2809, however in the downloads I can only find intermediate xmls (EL25xx and EL29xx). Would they work too? What is the process to choose a config file?
I am working on doing a post job and I am confused about where files need to be to run the job and the proper urn.
The examples all use a file that the user uploads to a bucket. I am trying to run the post job on a file that a user has created in Fusion 360 and that he has selected through a GUI I created. The urn in question is obtained by letting the user select the hub, project, folder(s), and file. I then use this file urn on the post job.
I keep getting back the response of :
Failed to download the design description for the input design.
My questions are:
Is it possible to do this from a users hub or do all items have to be in buckets?
Where are those translated files stored once created? If I want to get data like volume and mass without storing the translated file, is that possible?
I took the "urn:" off the front of the urn and got a different error, which I believe meant that it couldn't find any file.
Invalid 'design' parameter.
So, it looks like the urn I am using is finding a file but there is an issue somewhere that is preventing that file from being accessed or translated or something.
I keep getting back the response of : Failed to download the design description for the input design.
For Fusion 360 files make sure the extension name of the object is f2d/f3d. BTW Forge Viewer support these two formats directly so you don't have to translate to SVF for Viewer to visualize them.
Is it possible to do this from a users hub or do all items have to be in buckets?
For hub project items use the Data Management API to obtain the object ID - be sure to include the version parameter in your URN - see GET projects/:project_id/folders/:folder_id/contents and use the id of the item as your URN as well as tutorial here to help you understand how project folder items work.
Where are those translated files stored once created? If I want to get data like volume and mass without storing the translated file, is that possible?
The translated derivatives would be stored separately and you can access them through the derivative manifest. Use GET :urn/metadata/:guid/properties to query derivative properties but you will need to translate the model (to any format will do) in order to extract properties - see tutorial here.
i am trying to make auto-desk forge viewer.
using this link Forge & ASP.NET: from zero to hero in 30 minutes
and it works fine with single revit file.
now i want to view revit document that has linked document and i found this post How to Set References with Revit Files for View and Data API
but i think it is an old version of api.
so i don't know how to apply these steps in the viewer code.
any help
A zipped file which is contained the host RVT file and corresponding linked files can help you archive this goal. After uploading this ZIP file to the Forge DM, you have to make sure that ‘compressedUrn: true’ and ‘rootFilename: {your host RVT filename with the sub filename .rvt}’ your input field of the job configuration body while submitting your translation job. Please refer here for the details: https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/model-derivative/v2/reference/http/job-POST/
Some more info:
If you do not want to manage the reference, while simply count on Forge detects the reference automatically, the choice is what Eason mentioned: package all files in an zip, upload, and ask Forge Post Job service to translate the zip. You only need to specify the root file.
https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/model-derivative/v2/reference/http/job-POST/
This blog tells more:
https://forge.autodesk.com/cloud_and_mobile/2016/07/translate-referenced-files-by-derivative-api.html
If you want to manage the reference, e.g. in one time, you have uploaded all files of one version or only a few files of the package. While after some time, some files need to be updated, or are not referred anymore, but it is unnecessary to upload all related files again (as in #1, upload zip again).
In such scenario, the choice is, firstly, set reference manually by another Forge service (Set Reference):
https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/model-derivative/v2/reference/http/urn-references-POST/
next, ask POST Job service to translate:
https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/model-derivative/v2/reference/http/job-POST/
As of 1/2020 Autodesk has said that they do not support reference endpoint when exporting to SVG so zip file is the only supported method currenty.
My workplace has a whole bunch of unannotated .zip files that need to be uploaded to the new file server (Windows). I've used perl to parse through through the excel files within the .zip files to create an annotation.txt file for each .zip file that contains information about the .zip file. I have 1000's of zip files and do not want to manually enter in information for each entry if there's a way to automate it. I am proficient in perl and mysql, and wondering if there is any way to utilize my skillsets to port this information into the Microsoft Sharepoint website.
Thank you in advance for any advice or suggestions.
There a many, many ways to meet your requirement.
You could write a event receiver to parse the files once uploaded and set metadata.
A better approach for your use case might be to write a .NET based console application and reference Microsoft.SharePoint.Client and then upload your files using the Client side object model (CSOM) and set the metadata during that process as outlined here: Upload a document to a SharePoint list from Client Side Object Model
There are also REST and ASMX webservices that you could call from a non .NET runtime process.
Plenty of options, pick the one that fits your needs and skills best.