My requirement is to make a project with Alfresco who can manage document like WorkFlow,version history basically a document management System.
I have done research and development on it.Now in my Project the main requirement is that all the content in project should based on Drag and Drop Feature of adding Document to the content repository.
Is it possible with alfresco(all UI can be drag and Drop)?
Yes, it is possible now...
New Alfresco 4.x support the Drag&Drop. You can drag and drop you document from your desktop to Alfresco Share client (web application - browser).
Check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7Yhwrcwk5k
By the way, seems that there is also an addon on named Alfresco Explorer drag and drops. I have no experience with that one.
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I cant find any information how to publish an uwp app to store which is created as xamarin.forms project. On my VS2015 proffesional version, I don't have any option as "store" as shown in this article below.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/packaging/packaging-uwp-apps
Does anybody know an easy way of doing this? Most important how to handle steps 5,6,7, 10, 11 in the article if there is no automated way.
EDIT: I can find this option on the Project->Store Menu above but all the options are grayed out as shown in the image below. I am connected with a developer account email on my VS2015.
my Project is a UWP project as shown below. And I have 2nd project as WP81. Right Click on WP81 project has Store menu option enabled. problem persist only for UWP project in the same solution.
EDIT: Same project on 2 different computers.
1- has store option enabled. where I have packages below are installed
2- doesnt have store option on right click but has grayed out store menu under project has below packages are installed
Please first lest-click to select UWP or other Windows project, and then right-click project and select store option, you can find Create App Packages.... If this option is disabled or does not appear at all, check that the project is a UWP project.
Is it possible to submit a new app or update an existing app to Windows Phone store with any automate process instead of uploading it manually?
Please suggest the solutions for the same.
I found few automated tools for ios application submission like fastlane
Not possible at the moment and no indication about such feature coming.
There may be such functionality soon.
From https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2016/03/31/announcing-new-dev-center-capabilities-to-increase-app-revenue-and-streamline-management/:
The new Windows Store submission API will be made available in
preview, beginning today and rolling out in waves. This new API offers
a subset of functionality provided by Dev Center as a REST API and
supports these actions for published apps: submitting updates,
modifying metadata, and adding/removing in-app products. You can
request access to the preview through the “Feedback” tab in Dev Center
by selecting “Submission API” in the “Suggestions” tab. Access will be
granted in waves, beginning with a small group of developers. Build
session: https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2016/B839
I noticed that in chrome://extensions you can see a "Not from Chrome Web Store" message under extensions that were installed through, e.g. drag and drop into the extensions page. Screenshot of what I am talking about:
I was wondering if there is any way of getting that information from an extension API? I have played with the chrome.extensions.management API, but the only information that gives is the installType field, which is 'normal' for both Web Store and drag and drop installs. - https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/management#type-ExtensionInfo
Am I missing something, or will we just have to wait for an update to the management API?
Could you simply check if the updateUrl property is equal to https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx? I believe extensions in the Chrome Web Store must have that update URL, but I'm not sure about the other way around.
Either you install by drag-and-drop or you install form web store, both are called normal install type. Ultimately, you are trying to install the .CRX file, so it means it's a normal install type. Here is the help article. Search for "installType" and read description for "normal" in mentioned article.
I am very much impressed by the way this app was build , https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/visual-history/emnpecigdjglcgfabfnmlphhgfdifaan
I wonder if SAP Lumira was involved in this application, for the live visualitations to work fine. but i am not sure of how it was developed as an app as it can only export as png files and the data can only be from flat files and hana database. Any help to analyse the nature of this application is appreciated.
I think your question is not stated correctly: it's like asking "how to build visualizations for the web" (in other words, it's too broad and it's not specific to Chrome apps). I think what you want is a way to analyze the source of an app. What you can always do for that is:
After installing the app you're interested in, visit chrome://extensions.
Turn on the Developer mode (a check box in the upper-right corner).
Find the app in the list and note down its app ID.
Go to Chrome settings directory, e.g. ~/.config/google-chrome for Linux - the location will depend on the OS and the Chrome channel that you're using.
Find the app's installation directory, which will look something like <Chrome settings directory from #4>/Profile N/Extensions/<app ID>/<app version>.
You will see the entire app's source there.
Specifically for this app, you can see in the sources that it uses something called JavaScript Graph framework (see /canvas.js) together with D3.js (see /protovis-3.2/).
I'm trying to control the size and position of newly spawned Google Chrome windows via the command line (through C#.)
My command line ends up looking like:
--new-window --window-position=100,100 --window-size=800,600 www.UrlToOpen.com
However, the new window just opens over top of where the last Chrome window was started.
The end result I'm looking for is to be able to start multiple instances of Google Chrome, in separate windows, with a specific location and size. The only way I've been able to do this so far is by specifying that each instance is to have it's own --user-data-dir. However, this is not ideal given how many extensions a user may have installed, and it would not be the best user experience.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
If Chrome is not programmed to allow this, you only have one option.
Create the process and keep the process object.
Use Process.MainWindowHandle to get the newly created window (you might need to use a loop and Process.Refresh, or Process.WaitForInputIdle)
Use the SetWindowPos native function to position the window wherever you want it.
Native hooks could be used to detect creation of the window, but that requires you to create an unmanaged DLL.
I have another idea for you, why not use a chrome extension for handling the positioning.
Background: We had related difficulties. Internal webapp that opens multiple documents in windows, and need to be placed in other monitors.
The javascript does not support this, for security reasons and only a native extension can properly work with the tabs/windows objects.
Therefore, we have created an open source chrome extension for doing exactly that: flexible windows position across multi-monitor setups.
Perhaps more interest to you would be the feature to use predefine templates. The template file is located in any webserver you like and therefore can be easily share across different users.
The chrome extension is called "MultiWindow Positioner" and its complete free. You can get it at the chrome store here
The actual source code you find in github in the project chrome-multiwindow-positioner
Disclaimer: I am the maintainer of the open source (MIT) github project. If there any interesting idea, or comments feel free to share them here.