I'm using this guide https://www.loonskai.com/blog/telegram-speech-to-text-bot-with-nodejs#microsoft-azure-speech-recognition to build a bot to send me back the text from the azure, everything works fine but for some audio(I'm seeing that happens for audio longer than > 30sec) the text returned it's not for the full audio, but there's no error in azure dashboard, how I can solve this?
I'm not even sure that the conversion is not the problem but I'm assuming that it's not the source of the truncated text that I've got back from azure.
Sorry for the kind of generic question but I really dont know where to start with this :(
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We are using SQldependency for Query Notifications in our program. In our webserver we have database from which we send query notification. The application runs in our office PC. It works fine and I do receive instant notification on any changes in table. But for last few days sometimes I get error. The application is does not get any notification even though changes are there. The problem comes at random time. I also confirmed the internet connection by using continuous ping to the server and it was proper. Reopening my application solved the problem temporarily. But I want to know what may be reason for this problem. How can I troubleshoot it.
I don't think anyone can guess what is wrong with your deployment, w/o any info. My advice is to read The Mysterious Notification, Troubleshooting Query Notifications and Troubleshooting Dialogs. With a better understand of how it works and what to look for, perhaps you can diagnose the issue.
I'm trying to make an application that will create a windows user. This is to aid me in the work I'm currently doing at my internship. I have been looking on Google for days for someway to do this but only found one script so far http://bytes.com/topic/visual-basic-net/answers/371016-create-windows-user-account Though when I try running it I get "undefined error" I also tried making a .bat file that will create a user though there I met problems with the encoding as described here https://superuser.com/questions/675369/what-encoding-to-get-to-work
If anyone have any idea on how to do this I would be grateful if you could share it!
I am completely new to Windows Azure and we don't have many people around the office that knows the technology, and those that do are out of the office and unreachable. so I turn to the community.
I have managed to:
Export my SQL Database to Azure standards and import it in for both sites currently using it.
Publish my sites to azure.
The issue is when I try and view any of the pages that require database information. That is, lets assume I try and view the locations page of my app at somesite.azure.com/locations this is suppose to pull in all my locatons instead I get: sorry error occurred while processing your request So I thought, this is a common database issue.
I was wrong - I think (you be the judge of that).
I made a second site that shares the database of the first site, this second site has a login, which goes to the database and checks your user name and password, well upon loggin in I get the same error, but it logs me in cause I redirect, but no data is displayed due to the error.
Is there a way to log the error? because the logging I have used only saved the error pages, like 500, 404, 503 and so on. but these error pages don't tell me much of any thing.
If it is a database issue, how can I get the specific error? When working in ASP and you throw and error the screen explodes into yellow anger. now I don't exactly want that, but I do want a stack trace.
This sounds like a database issue, but it might not be. Any ideas on how to trouble shoot. I don't find azures UI to be very friendly and the docs for this kind of thing are confusing.
The reason I don't think it is a database issue is because I let the publishing from VS 2010 to Azure create its own connection stirngs in the web.config file. but the fact that I cant display any data from the database points to that being the issue.
lets say we want to do a simple app for android and for this app we want some data. Those data when i test my example on my pc locally i have them in a file with json format.
lets say that the app doesnt need an internet connection so we cant send a request to a server somewhere.
Now if i move to the android device ( in my case the titanium emulator ) i dont have a server so i can't fetch my json data file.
So whats the secret ? how am i going to do this work ? how all those native apps work with no server, no database, not a way to fetch an xml or json data file ?
thnx
This page provides examples of three ways to work with local data: http://wiki.appcelerator.org/display/guides/Working+with+Local+Data
Application Properties
Filesystem Data
Local SQLite database
If you specifically want to work with JSON data, this example should be a huge head start for you:
http://wiki.appcelerator.org/display/guides/Working+with+Local+Data#WorkingwithLocalData-StoringJSobjectsasJSONinproperties
take a look at the kitchenSink examples, specifically the FileSystem examples
they will demonstrate how to read and write from the local filesystem of the device
filesystem.js in KitchenSink
as i see, i think you want to save some data locally right?
actually for me, i keep some simple information in the Ti.App.yourdata
such as
win.js
.....
win.name='your name';
Ti.App.name=win.name;
then you can use Ti.App.name for value of win.name anywhere
another way is use Ti.DB
that's local db
sorry if it's not answer you question :p im beginner too
Check out SculeJS, it's a pure JavaScript NoSQL database system designed for use in Titanium, NodeJS, and web based applications. The project is a rewrite of JSONDB.
I wrote a few iPhone apps using Core Data for persistent storage. Everything is working great but I would like to add the ability for users to back up their data to a PC (via WiFi to a PC app) or to a web server.
This is new to me and I can't seem to figure out where to begin researching the problem. I don't want to overcomplicate the issue if there is an easy way to implement this.
Is anyone familiar enough with what I am looking to do to point me in the right direction or give me a high level overview of what I should be considering?
The data is all text and would be perfectly stored in .csv files if that matters.
Unfortunately, I don't think there's a good all-purpose solution under the current SDK. Here are some ideas:
If you only want backup, you could just back up the whole sqlite file to the server or over wifi, but you then can't really use it with anything other than Core Data (and you might even run into trouble with iPhone-Mac compatibility, e.g. between 32-bit and 64-bit types).
A very robust solution would be to implement cloud storage with a REST API and sync the iPhone and desktop app to the server (this is what the Evernote app does, for instance), but that is obviously much more work.
You could also manually convert your data to a .csv and send that to the server or desktop, but parsing it could be problematic (and you'd have to worry about the data getting corrupted). If you did want to go that route, here is a tutorial.