I'm new to Nuxeo Platform. I want to integrate Nuxeo vision to my Nuxeo Platform running on a windows machine. I had installed Nuxeo Vision package and also added google API Credentials to nuxeo.conf file.
nuxeo.conf File:
org.nuxeo.vision.google.credential=C:\Nuxeo\bin\my-project-nuxeo-245511-77a94e04462e.json"
In documentation they told it will work by default, but it's not working for me. Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks in advance.
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Got a Slack App built using Bolt JS framework (NodeJS) - tested from the local machine using ngrok - all well. Looking to host it on AWS instance (ubuntu) - could not figure out how to configure SSL Certificates, not finding docs as well. Any help is great!!
Not finding any documentation of prior references to this topic. Maybe I am not looking at the right place. Any help in terms of docs, tutorials, or samples is appreciated.
NOTE: I am not using AWS Lambda function, rather built an App using Slack's Bolk JS framework and trying to host it on AWS instance running Ubuntu.
Any help/pointers appreciated!
What license is Google Cloud SDK distributed under ? Could not find this clearly mentioned on the documentation page of SDK (https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/). Anybody who has installed and used it kindly clarify.
I am using Wso2-emm 2.2.0 in my ubuntu machine and currently I am just exploring the web console for my future project. While going through Configuration Management > Certificate Configurations, I am not able to find the use of uploading certificates (in .pem format) in the server.
If any such use is there please tell me because my project needs installation of X.509 digital certificates on android, ios and windows device for achieving BYOD implementation.
Thanks in advance and help is appreciated
gaurav sharma
This is used to enroll devices using mutual SLL.
This feature is only allowed for android devices only.
I would like to deploy the WebRTC demo app (https://apprtc.appspot.com) on a local server and run it together with the android WebRTC App.
I've downloaded the code from here but I'm a bit confused of how to run it in local.
Thanks in advance to everyone who will help :)
You need install the Google Cloud SDK and run apprtc as an App Engine app (instructions here) then open it from localhost, e.g. http://localhost:8080.
Basically I have a asp.net site hosted on windows azure, and I also have a virtual machine hosted there. Is it possible for me to read/write files to the disk on the virtual machine from my website?
I'm using ASP.NET MVC 4 if that's any help at all. Sorry for the possibly vague question, if you need more info i'll happily try to provide it.
Thanks in advance!
Sure. Since you want to access the VM's drive, and you have complete control over the VM it's easy.
Server
Expose your VM's drive using WebDAV. It's a HTTP API for file sharing.
Here's a WebDAV setup guide for Windows: http://mythoughtsonit.com/2013/05/deploy-a-file-server-in-the-cloud-webdav-on-windows-azure/
Client
If you are using Windows Azure Websites (very restrictive), your only option on your ASP.NET site is to add C#/VB code to read/write from the WebDAV share. Here's some .NET WebDAV clients:
https://github.com/kvdb/WebDAVClient
http://webdavnet.codeplex.com/
http://www.independentsoft.de/webdav/
If you are using a Windows Azure Cloud Project and have a Web Role (more flexible), on that web role you could make a startup task which maps the WebDAV as a network drive and use normal System.IO.File code. I think this is easier than the WebDAV client stuff, but it's up to you.
I came to a similar conclusion to #Yoshi. However, when trying to map the share to a drive on the instance hosting the web role via a startup task, I found that this requires WebDav client to be installed. This is installed as part of the Desktop Experience feature. To date I have been unable to install this using a startup task as it requires a reboot.
I have tried writting a startup task that includes the steps from this article but cannot get it to work so far.
Has anyone else managed this?