Im trying to create a poc with broadleaf ECommerce to develop a simple tax calculator .
I tried with whats explained on
broadleaf doc simple calculator but when i login on admin pannel its showing "No values found for this enumeration".
Can anyone please help me how to setup this...
The simple tax calculator included in the Broadleaf out of the box is not configurable in the admin. If you are talking about the 'Tax Code' field on Product and Category, that is configurable via data driven enumerations, but deciding what meaning the different tax codes have is a customization.
The data driven enumeration table is BLC_DATA_DRVN_ENUM. The admin will look up the values (in the BLC_DATA_DRVN_ENUM_VAL table) for the data driven enumeration who's key is TAX_CODE.
Again, the SimpleTaxProvider from the doc that you linked makes no use of this tax code and instead relies on Spring XML bean configuration.
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I'm looking into how to use the Time Sheet Invoicing Upload and first port of call was the Try It Out page.
The documentation lists the value for the mandatory "Type" field as TIMESHEET INVOICING but this seems at odds with other calls (it's usually just the call name, e.g. Time Sheet Invoicing Upload). Have tried these values and multiple other variants on the "Try It Out" page but all have failed so far with "The Type value specified in this file is not recognized".
Grateful for any pointers on how to get this working and/or advice on whether the SAP Fieldglass REST API documentation for this call might need to be amended.
As an aside - am also wondering about some of the fields listed in the body - e.g. TIMESHEET ID and ORIGINAL TIMESHEET ID are in block capitals, which doesn't follow the convention of other fields and the API reference for this call just has "data": [ {} ] in the body with no actual fields present - again, this is at odds with other calls.
Re: Main question - The documentation is incorrect - the Type value should be "Time Sheet Invoicing Upload". Also found out that this particular call can only be made by a Supplier tenant, not a Buyer tenant. In our case, we needed to request SAP to enable Configuration Manager for that tenant and then we could log in as the Supplier, change to the linked Configuration Manager account, create the API Application Key and License Key, enable the integration connector and use all of the above to authenticate as the Supplier and make the API call... it also requires a Buyer field in the header (set to the 4 digit Buyer code e.g. "A123") - this also isn't mentioned in the documentation.
Re: Aside - Turns out the API is case insensitive for field names - e.g. "Timesheet ID" will work just as well as "TIMESHEET ID".
In Django, I need to represent payment details for a client. These payment details depend on which country the client is in. For example, US has a Routing Number and Account Number while Canada has Institution, Transit, Account Numbers and anything European has IBAN and BIC.
I think data like this is exactly what JSON storage is made for so I used PostgreSQL's JSONField.
class Client(models.Model):
country = CountryField(blank=True)
payment_details = JSONField()
After some time, I figured the best place to populate the JSONField with a schema appropriate for the country is in the frontend, because in the backend, I would have to wait for the model to be saved first, which is silly from the user's perspective.
Here's the problem: I have to fill the JSONField with something like this:
{
"IFSC Number": "FDSAFDSA",
"Whatever Number": "12410202"
}
Right now I have the backend checking to see if the country changed, and then changing the schema in the JSONField accordingly. But this means that whenever someone changes the country, they have to first save the model before they can add their payment details!
So this has to be done in the frontend, but I don't know how. I'd have to do this in Django's admin pages, and also the actual end-user facing frontend! The end-user facing frontend might just be some jQuery, but I'm unfamiliar with overriding Django admin templates.
Not only that, if I add a new blank schema for some other country:
{
"Banking Number 1": "",
"Banking Code whatever"
}
I'll have to modify two things now, which is a sign that this isn't the right way to do things.
My company has their own database and it contains user and group tables.I am creating a workflow manager using Activiti API also i am using Activiti-REST. I need to fetch user data and group data from my company database instead of using ACT_ID _USER and ACT_ID_GROUP. I searched through internet and post in their forum but i didnt get any sensible answers.
In the forum they suggest to use LDAP but i dont have touch LDAP.
I went through activiti source.can i just modify its iBATIS mapping files related to ACT_ID _USER.Will it work. Or their any better approach. Also activiti-rest api must work according to our own tables.
Please can some one show some good references regarding to this.
you have to implement the interface org.activiti.engine.impl.interceptor.SessionFactory and return the type of org.activiti.engine.impl.interceptor.Session appropiate (org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.UserIdentityManager.class or org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.GroupIdentityManager.class), then you have to create your own User/Group Manager (usually extending the org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.UserEntityManager or org.activiti.engine.impl.persistence.entity.GroupEntityManager).
Finally you have to register your Custom Session Factories on your processEngineConfiguration, for more info (a little outdated because in 5.13 the session types changed) is available on this blog post
Specifically I am looking for how Australians would display :
$20,000,000.00
Would they use commas and decimals in these places? What about other nations? Is there a resource with this information available?
To answer your question, en-AU(Australian) currency is formated $1,000,000 just like American currency, and you can see a nice table: https://code.google.com/p/jquery-formatcurrency/wiki/InternationalSupport
For more information:
If you have windows then you can go into control panel -> Region and Langauge, and then change the language under format and click "Additional Setting" If you are looking for a database you can query programattically with .Net there is the CultureInfo.NumberFormat function which can pull up for different regions. You can try out the example code. Also you might want to check out microsoft's website on the subject: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/bb688121 .
Is there a way to retrieve the amount of times a certain URL was "dented" (shared on identi.ca, status.net and/or the likes?).
For twitter there are several services that give this information.
Twitter itself: http://urls.api.twitter.com/1/urls/count.json?url=http://example.com&callback=twttr.receiveCount
Tweetmeme: http://api.tweetmeme.com/url_info.jsonc?url=http://example.com
Topsy: http://otter.topsy.com/stats.js?url=http://example.com&callback=?
I don't need the fancy extra information that Tweetmeme or Topsy deliver, only the amount.
I am aware that this is problematic, seen from the "distributed" nature of status.net: it will only give a count from once single silo, e.g. identi.ca. However, for me, for now, that would be enough.
Is there such an endpoint that gives me such JSON?
I don't think so. There's a file table in StatusNet databases that holds references to dented URLs (so it wouldn't be hard to count them if you had access to database or could write a plugin -- i.e., you wouldn't have to parse all notices, just lookup the file table), but it's not exposed through the API.
The list of API possible calls for StatusNet is here: http://status.net/wiki/TwitterCompatibleAPI
In addition, there's a proposed Google Summer of Code project on this subject: Social Analytics plugin