I am trying an Inventory App using R's Shiny framework. Is there any way I could print specific components of the Web App onto to a paper using Computer's Printer to obtain inventories or other quotations or even receipts?
I am looking for the functionality where I could press a button on my ShinyApp and the print command goes directly to the printer.
P.S: I am planning to make this app available online using Shinyapps.io dashboard.
Thanks
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I'm coding an Android App and I want to display markers using the Google Maps API. Those markers have a window where I want to display live data from my server (by using an api request). Is it possible to do it ?
Thanks for your help.
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Is it possible to have Glass do a POST on it's current coordinate to the server while running other apps, say, Google Hangout or take a picture?
Is there any example or APIs I can leverage?
If you are using Goggle Glass GDK, you can use an AsyncTask to to do work. If you are using Mirror-API, then that is a separate app, and it can work simultaneously (see GlassWare Fieldtrip).
Hello I am new in web services(Drupal 7) I want to know to create the web services for uploading images.I searched but could not find.I am using REST services.Please help me.
Using Drupal to upload images
Since Drupal 7 image handling is part of Drupal core, and there are responsive themes designed for smart phones, you don't need additional contributed modules to upload images from within drupal as a content contributor and your phone as a web browser.
Here is a short step by step:
Choose Administration > Add content > [Content type].
The image field will be displayed in the list of fields once you've
added it to the content type (see above). Click 'Browse', then
select and upload the desired image.
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search engines.
Save the article.
Images can be added and removed from the node's Edit tab. If the
node is deleted, all associated images are deleted with it.
Using Android to upload images
I believe this option would start as an architecture design decision and a price point. For example, you could use the Drupal Services module to open up REST and XML-RPC options from the drupal platform to your Android application. Next, you could choose to develop a native app for android to upload images into drupal's database for use in various applications. Or, you might consider a jQuery Mobile browser app that might be much simpler and less costly to build.
Two references:
Google I/O 2010 - Android REST client applications (to mate with Drupal's Service module) 1 hour video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHXn3Kg2IQE
Drupal 7 Mobile Web Development (A Beginner's Guide they jokingly claim), by Tom Stovall, Chapter 8: The Drupal Services Module for mobile apps): http://www.amazon.com/Drupal-Mobile-Development-Beginners-Guide-ebook/dp/B007K7UL2S
I have a project in mind for a desktop aplication that interacts with e-shops directly. My goal is to create an application that uses the e-shop´s table and presents it to the shop through this app.
Before I get too into it I want to find a shoping cart software (preferably the oneclick installs that many webhosts offer) that will let me access it´s tables and modify/read/write at will without going throught the website.
Could I do this with OpenCart?
if not which way should I shoot?
Thanks in advance
Normally this is not possible unless You'd stick directly with some DB administration tool that will connect directly to the database server. There are some options though:
write an API for the desktop application - it could be based on web services - that the desktop application will comunicate with (more work has to be done but this should be the best solution)
let the desktop application connect directly to the database server (the same settings as OpenCart uses; requires only the desktop application development)
or as I mentioned, use a desktop DBMS tool for MySQL (or one that is universal), there are plenty of them, many also free... (no development at all but I'm not sure if this would be the desired solution)
Perhaps I am not asking or searching for this correctly:
I want to have a desktop script (currently using python) that will update a list on a sharepoint site.
The current script reads various file shares, ftp sites and a ArcGIS database to determine which metadata files have been updated and published. The script then writes all these results to a Excel spreadsheet.
We would like to do the same thing, but keep the data in a Share Point list instead of a spreadsheet. We don't need to upload any files (which is what I keep running across in my search) but just update or add to a list.
We could care less about what language or tools we use, we just don't have access to any custom coding on the Share Point server.
You should be able to use the lists webservice on the Sharepoint server,
the url is normally:
http://host/sitename/_vti_bin/lists.asmx
you are looking at the UpdateListItems webservice call. I don't know python but I use C# and work with sharepoint every day you can find a working example on MSDN on a Windows app to call the web service.