Can anyone help me to provide right API to create a New folder in vcenter
Thanks,
Benji
I can see only get API to list folders in vmware api document, unable to find any create folder API
Unfortunately that functionality doesn't yet exist in the vSphere Automation (REST) API. It can be done through the vSphere Management (SOAP) API though. There's a CreateFolder method that can be found when interacting with the Folder managed object: Link to Docs
You can use powerCLI to create a VM/Template folder
https://vdc-repo.vmware.com/vmwb-repository/dcr-public/6bd6daa3-08a8-4660-9159-23265b9d6c00/4d533cf0-f009-4fa0-8679-8d505fbe846b/doc/New-Folder.html
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I cannot for the life of me figure out how to add a custom folder overview using Dropbox's API is this possible or not?
No, the Dropbox API doesn't currently expose the ability to set folder overviews programmatically, but I'll pass this along as a feature request. I can't promise if or when that might be implemented though.
So i only got the link for the API , like https://xyz.azurewebsites.net/api/product. And i want to add it to the API management service and also want to test it out by sending a GET request.I tried out these options to add the APIs by OpenAPI , WADL and WSDL.But faced an error like "cant able to parse the file".I dont have any knowledge about APIs and now i am stuck.What can be the solution to this issue? Thank You.
It looks like you should use Add a new API from App Service
Also as I know you should have an option to link API Management from your App Service
We have a cloud based audit application. While performing audit a user typically uploads a lot of documents. Currently in order to view the documents he has to download them. Business requirement is that on clicking the document it should directly open up in another browser tab using office 365 just like dropbox/onedrive. The user should be able to view, edit, save it on server (without downloading) and close it. How to achieve that in our application?
Our webapp is built using ReactJS, NodeJS & MongoDB. Whenever a user uploads a document it gets saved in a AWS S3 bucket.
I went through Microsoft Graph API and OneDrive RestAPI's. Looks like the only solution is to use the OneDrive API's to save files in OneDrive instead of S3. And then it should allow you to use the Office365 apps. Is this the right solution? Am I missing anything?
Is there any other solution?
While the easiest solution is indeed to store the documents in OneDrive, there's also another way. You can enroll in Microsoft's Cloud Storage Partners Program and implement the WOPI protocol on your service. This would allow the Office Online viewers/editors to integrate with your service's data directly.
You need to use both aws and O365 api to reach a working solution. Try the following steps (PS: I have not tried this. But I have saved edited documents from Office 365 to AWS)
Read the uploaded document from AWS using AWS api's and upload it to office doc using office doc api.
Edit the doc using office docs api.
Save the doc back to S3
I'm looking for a way to share a folder with other Dropbox account through API or similar. My code creates a new directory which I want to auto-share with other person, but currently the only way I've found is to create the folder and share it from the UI. I'm looking for a way to automate this process.
Thanks!
No Dropbox APi is not offering this function yet, but we can expect this in the future
refer this blog post
We are hoping to upload a chrome extension and publish it as unlisted (as the visibility option) via the Chrome Webstore Api.
So far we have been able to upload but not publish using this documentation -- we can't publish because extensions have a whole bunch of required parameters (like a screenshot or small-tile image) which we can't figure out how to attach. We are really hoping that one of these parameters will be visibility, and we can set it to "unlisted".
If any kind soul has any knowledge of the Chrome Webstore API, or how to set these parameters, our whole development team would be very appreciative.
The documentation on this is very sparse: https://developer.chrome.com/webstore/webstore_api/items/update
Quoting Using the Chrome Web Store Publish API:
Note: Currently, there is no API for setting an item’s metadata, such as description. This has to be done manually in the Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard. More detail about the Web Store API can be found here.
So, to the question whether you can supply all the metadata programmatically - the answer is "no". And the Publish method does not seem to support "unlisted".