Can anybody explain me what exactly Resource manager do. Thanks in advance.
Basically, you can use this for creating internationalized applications.
It is a single point of access that allows you to retrieve internationalized data from your resource bundles.
Here are some useful official links on the matter:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/mx/resources/ResourceManager.html
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=l10n_6.html
And some unofficial:
http://sujitreddyg.wordpress.com/2008/01/22/localizing-flex-applications
http://www.visible-form.com/blog/flex-localization-with-resource-bundles/
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The objective is to create a custom action that returns the RTT from any requested domain. In other words I want to tell the assistant to Ping whatever domain and provide me with the RTT or respond that the server isn't reachable. Whereas I'm not ignorant or unable to research and apply results, I've not seen any similar project or a web-hook that would be easily applied. I've got some IFTTT experience and have created Glitch projects that have provided me with additional utility for the assistant. Honestly ''created'' is an overstatement, implementation was just a little step above script-kiddie abilities. The result was that the assistant now provides me with more functionality to control my media center on a Firestick than Amazon's skill does.
So, my assumption is that this is a pretty low level skill. I have no interest in this being anything other than a personal action. That said, I can handle invocation and all the other overhead necessary for human interface...etc but would surely appreciate assistance, references to similar projects or a helpful overview of what one thinks is the best method to accomplish the task.
If you are reading this and wondering why I posted here, please provide me with a more appropriate or topical forum location.
TIA
Please, it looks to me that I am asking a very basic question; however I could not find an explanation yet. I used .NET and both exercises for view models and modify models work great individually. I mean that I found no problems testing view models when this one was the only example available or modifying models when this one was the only example available. However, when both examples are available, doesn't matter which was the example selected and executed from inside Visual Studio that always goes to modifying models. Please notice that I created two different apps (obviously with different ClientId and secret key). Maybe not quite a good understanding of Autodesk Forge apps? Any help to understand what is going on?
Thank you very much!
If the two projects are in one solution you can specify which one to run as the default project as well as several projects at once and their order - see here and here...
Looks like this is rather a question on VS than Forge so I'd suggest to remove the autodesk-forge tag...
I am new to programming and am trying to find some documentation on creating a GET REST API in php that can accept query paramters in the url. I have been looking for documentation and there seems to be a lot out there but not sure what I should focus on. I am looking for the API to take a url like this:
rest.php?format=json&action=courses
Once this url is posted I would like to make a query to my database to retreive the courses. When a url like this is make:
rest.php?format=json&action=students&course=id
I would like to query my database based on parameters set in the url. Can someone please point me in the right direction.
REST specifications are pretty vague in this regard.
However, if you have too many parameters then it is ok to have the method set as POST instead as per best practices.
There are many aspects that influence the way REST is implemented in the application. Totally depends upon the usecases and the way developer wants it to be, still there are certain REST Standards which will help you to keep your application adhere quality checks.
REST STANDARDS
Hope you can use this to relate to your scenario.
In the case of query params, they are usually recommended when you can take the risk of exposing the information and is usually used with GET calls. Instead you can use POST call and define the information in payload which can accommodate more data as well there is no risk of exposing information which you don't want.
Hope this clarifies the issue, if not please feel free to ask
I've been looking for a new hobby programming project, and I think it would be interesting to dabble in ways to programmatically gather information from websites and then analyze that data to do things like aggregate or filter it. For example, if I wanted to write an application that could take Craiglist listings and then do something like display only the ones matching a specific city not just a geographical area. That's just a simple example, but you could go as advanced and sophisticated as how Google analyzes a site's content to know how to rank it.
I know next to nothing about that subject and I think it would be fun to learn more about it, or hopefully do a very modest programming project in that topic. My problem is, I know so little that I don't even know how to find more information about the subject.
What are these types of programs called? What are some useful keywords to use when searching on Google? Where can I get some introductory reading material? Are there interesting papers I should read?
All I need is someone to disabuse me of my ignorance, so that I can do some research on my own.
cURL (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CURL) is a good tool to fetch a website's contents and hand it off to a processor.
If you are proficient with a particular language, see if it supports cURL. If not, PHP (php.net) may be a good place to start.
When you have retrieved a website's content via cURL, you can use the language's text processing functionality to parse the data. You can use regular expressions (http://www.regular-expressions.info/) or functions such as PHP's strstr() to find and extract the particular data you seek.
Programs that "scan" other sites are usually called web crawlers or spiders.
I recently completed a project that uses Google Search Appliance that basically crawls the whole .com domain of the web server.
GSA is very powerful tool that pretty much indexes all the urls it encounters and serves the results.
http://code.google.com/apis/searchappliance/documentation/60/xml_reference.html
I am building a robotlegs app where you have to login in order to use it. When you loggin I have numerous mediators,injectors,models,vos etc. What should I remove when one logs out?
Thanks in advance.
This is tough to answer, since your question is kind of vague. Some more details as to the inner structure would be helpful. Depending on your situation, you may just need to remove any navigation elements that would let the user access content that would require them to be logged in. If your user is represented by a persistent object, you could also use an isLoggedIn flag that you would check when the user tries doing something that requires them to be logged in. Again, this is tough to answer because of the question's vagueness, but I don't think there's anything really specific to RobotLegs you need to do, it's more about application design.
There is a onRemove function in the mediator which works like onRegister, it should remove all the registered events in your mediator. Have a look, it may be what you're looking for.
Stephen