I want to read data from a CSV file using microsoft text driver. Can somebody give me the code or post some links.
Thanks.
You can follow one of these links that would help:
Microsoft MSDN,
EggHead Cafe or
Microsft Support.
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my application is having backend n Java and front-end in React.I am getting response for an API from server as JSON and rendering that to a page.l want to provide a download option with download as PDF and Excel.Can some one please guide me what will be the best option for it.
You can use stimulsoft.js for this.
You have to download stimulsoft deisgner
You have to design a report which surely meets your json format
Integrate min.js of stimulsoft into your project
Modify it as per your requirements.
Follow the instructions given by stimulsoft.
I writing app about open file powerpoint in winrt(tablet).
i using c#, visual 2015.
i researched but not found component support it.
I would like to embed file powerpoint to my app or convert powerpoint to pdf,image
you can help me.
Thanks!
The OpenXML file format is open by definition. You can create your own implementation that fit your needs (Full support might not be required).
Or you can use a third party library to save time.
Aspose : http://www.aspose.com/.net/powerpoint-component.aspx
e-Iceblue : http://www.e-iceblue.com/Introduce/presentation-for-net-introduce.html
My recommandation would be to create a secured web service to convert the documents from .ppt/.pptx to .pdf.
I have been trying to find out how to get Twitter feeds via Twitter API to Integrator and eventually to Studio.
I have successfully been able to setup the API and now I have relevant tweets in a json file.
But I am clueless about how do i get this data to the studio. This json file contains all kind of information about the tweets (Who, where, when how etc) in addition to the Tweet text itself.
I need to get these tweets into the endeca studio.
Please help me out here. Any help would be great.
Thanks & Regards,
Naman
I suspect that you do not want them in Dev Studio, but you want them incorporated into your index.
If that is indeed the case, you need to bring them in via either an xml file or database, unless someone has created a json adapter to perform the task.
Then you will be able to search the tweets like you would any other record in your endeca index.
Good luck.
Presently I am using as3xls.swc to export datagrid to excel which is giving me only to save as .xls format which is opening in microsoft excel 2010 which is OK for me, but it is only opening in protected mode where I am unable to do any edits or save it. So, can anybody know any other way to save as .xlsx format in the client side itself?
Protected mode is a feature of Excel within the Microsoft operating system. They're trying to keep you from inadvertently downloading viruses. You can defeat these measures by modifying the Excel trust store. It has nothing to do with your code, and you don't need to use older versions of Excel.
I find it easiest to add a trusted location (like your desktop).
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/what-is-protected-view-HA010355931.aspx
You can export to Excel2007 - its just an xml file format. WE have some details on our blog: http://blog.flexicious.com/post/Flexicious-30-Release-Grid-Edition.aspx. Keep in mind however, it generates an XML file, which when you double click on, will correctly open up excel (Assuming you have excel 2007 or the reader installed).
The Official Cohort Default Rates for Schools site has a link on the left to “Download Entire List.” That downloads an Access database file (.accdb). I'd like to have it in CSV (.csv) format.
This answer provides a Windows solution to import Access to MySQL, but ideally, I'd like to have a Unix command-line program, e.g., accdb2csv input.accdb output.csv. Is there anything like that? If not, how do I code that?
Here are some other links I've found:
http://jackcess.sourceforge.net/
https://github.com/akaihola/mdb2django
https://github.com/karlbennett/export-accessdb/blob/5b492778439c85f15d5c859a27094514f7aba8ee/src/main/java/org/youthnet/export/Smasher.java
https://github.com/Tomvb62/DBConvert/blob/dc67a3d835a9708320d29b8040ddc5cde7e7fa39/src/dbengine/export/MSAccess.java
I just released an access2csv program based on Jackess. Code is at https://github.com/AccelerationNet/access2csv, a binary is available at https://github.com/AccelerationNet/access2csv/releases.
so right click rename the file from Aaron.accdb to Aaron.zip and then right click unzip it. Office 2007 / 2010 formats are effectively zipped XML files.
This will give you a bunch of XML that you can easily parse using Excel, or XSL, etc.