Is it possible to get the record type of articles using REST API? I can get a list of articles using this
/services/data/v38.0/support/knowledgeArticles?sort=ViewScore&channel=App&pageSize=3
but there's no record type available. Please help me. Thank You
Knowledge articles are spread across multiple objects. Try querying (or probably better to search with SOSL) the KnowledgeArticleVersion (Id, Title, Summary, ArticleType, KnowledgeArticleId) object and then depending on the article type you can search that specific knowledge article version object (__kav) for example Test__kav to get the specific article.
In summary try:
/services/data/v38.0/sobjects/KnowledgeArticleVersion
and then the article types specific to your org
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This might be easier:
/services/data/v37.0/query/?q=SELECT+Id,+ArticleType,+KnowledgeArticleId+FROM+KnowledgeArticleVersion+WHERE+PublishStatus='online'
You might need to add language code if u have multiple languages enabled, but this would tell you the Article type for the articles in question
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i want to copy a data from a website which sells courses like ITIL, Prince2 and PMP and many other IT sector courses now there are 20,000 different courses's description is there.
However, i want to use selenium to scrape all the data but description is still subject to copyright.
Kindly let me know how i can manipulate all of that description to data to same meaning but different words.
Is there any API which can give me an access to build an code which will be helping these description data by using it's synonymous or which can change it's grammer to completely new sentennces but same meaning.
Kindly let me know where to start this.
Thanks,
The task you are referring to is called paraphrasing.
There is a lot of research on the field. In arXiv you fill find research papers on the topic. However, since you are asking for an API, I am assuming you don't want to implement these models by your self. Luckily, some authors have published their models online on GitHub. (Note: some are a re-implementation by someone else.)
When you use some of these implementations, note that most offer a pre-trained model. Do read which data set was used for training and try to pick the one that is the most similar to the data that you are facing. By doing so, more words in the domain of your descriptions will be available and more synonyms can be used.
I'm evaluating 2sxc as a possible platform for implementing a knowledge management solution but we're in a bit of a rush. Our alternative is DNN Live Articles.
So far I really like the look of 2sxc, but I have questions regarding our possible use of it.
The main questions I have are around hierarchical lists like nested Categories and permissions.
From the look of some of the apps I've installed like FAQs with Categories but I can't find anything yet where they are nested. I tried creating a Content Type and adding fields where the first is the Category Name and the second is Parent Category. I created a new Content Type Field with a Data Type of Entity, but the only option for Input Type is default and Content Block Items. It works but when you create a new category the content that comes up in the Parent Category field covers just about everything - not sure I understand the concept behind this.
Then the second issue is permissions. Does this system somehow incorporate permissions because we'd like to lock down knowledge articles by category, but I haven't seen any implementations that showcase how one would do this.
Regarding #1 I don't understand your question, sorry :)
Regarding #2: there is no rule-based security, so you can't say "items with category X may be edited, but category Y may not"
BUT: you can easily implement this in your UI, if your main concern is user guidance and not "bad people with very good IT skills"
I am struggling with the AtTask API. Specifically, I'm finding the documentation to be confusing and the examples to be very limited. For instance, the API supports "Named Queries" but there seems to be no listing or documentation of them. One point says that they are listed under "Actions" in the API Explorer, but I find very little there, and the named query that is used in the example "myWork" is not listed.
Can anyone point me to better documentation or examples? I can muddle through by trial and error, writing all my own queries, but it would be nice to know if there is already a Named Query that does what I need to do. For Instance, I need to get a list of assigned tasks. myWork returns a list of tasks that have already started, but I also need the work requests.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mark
There is no question that the AtTask documentation is very weak and that undocumented features exist. Very frustrating. One thing that does help sometimes is to call the meta data for an object.
To view a tasks meta data go to cl02.attask-ondemand.com/attask/api/v4.0/task/metadata
Then just copy and paste the result on this page http://json.parser.online.fr/
It's not the best, but I found a few undocumented features that way.
Regarding getting a list of assigned tasks, I would consider just querying the tasks object with a user ID set as the search critera. Something like
cl02.attask-ondemand.com/attask/api/v4.0/task/search?method=get&assignedToID=5419c3e90001c026e1b72b7014e8e694
I'm trying to find results from a search where all the topics in the result have only the type: "/common/type". For instance, if I search for "BBQ Chicken" I'd like to get back "/en/barbecue_chicken" as the first, and, perhaps, only result, since it has no other types associated with it besides "/common/topic"
I did see an answer to a similar question at:
Freebase search_api and excluding results by specified type but I understand that mql_filter is no longer supported in the new api.
Also, I found an mql query that returns all topics that have only type "/common/topic" in the MQL Cookbook, but haven't been able to find a way to use it in search.
http://wiki.freebase.com/wiki/MQL_Cookbook#Find_untyped_topics_.28or_which_only_have_a_given_type.29
Freebase is a free open database that anyone can contribute to. Assuming that "BBQ Chicken" will never have another type assigned to it is not a good assumption to make. In fact, you should probably assume that over time most Freebase topics will acquire some type in addition to /common/topic.
I've gone ahead and added the type /food/dish so that now you can reliably find BBQ Chicken using the Search API like this:
https://www.googleapis.com/freebase/v1/search?query=BBQ+Chicken&type=/food/dish
I’ve found multiple questions on SO and elsewhere that ask questions along the lines of “How can I index and then search relational data in Lucene”. Quite rightly these questions are met with the standard response that Lucene is not designed to model data like this. This quote I found sums it up…
A Lucene Index is a Document Store. In a Document Store, a single
document represents a single concept with all necessary data stored to
represent that concept (compared to that same concept being spread
across multiple tables in an RDBMS requiring several joins to
re-create).
So I will not ask that question and instead provide my high level requirements and see if any Lucene gurus out there can help me.
We have data on People (Name, Gender, DOB, Nationality, etc)
And data on Companies (Name, Country, City, etc).
We also have data about how these two types of entity relate to each other where a person worked at the company (Person, Company, Role, Date Started, Date Ended, etc).
We have two entities – Person and Company – that have their own properties and then properties exist for the many-to-many link between them.
Some example searches could be as follows…
Find all Companies in Australia
Find all People born between two dates
Find all People who have worked as a .Net Developer
Find all males who have worked as a.Net Developer in London.
Find all People who have worked as a .Net Developer between 2008 and 2010
The criteria span all the three sets of data. Our requirement is to provide a Faceted Search over the data that accepts any combination of the various properties, of which I have given some examples.
I would like to use Lucene.Net for this. We are a .Net software house and so feel slightly intimidated by java. However, all suggestions are welcome.
I am aware of the idea that the Index should be constructed with the search in mind. But I can’t seem to come up with a sensible index that would meet all the combinations of search criteria
What classes native to Lucene or what extension points can we make use of.
Are there are established techniques for doing this kind of thing?
Are there any third open source contributions that I have missed that will help us here?
For now I won’t describe the scenarios we have considered because I don’t want to bloat out this question and make it too intimidating. Please ask me to elaborate where necessary.
To store both companies and people in a single index, you could create documents with a type field that identifies the type of entities they describe.
Birthdays can be stored as date fields.
You could give each person a simple text field containing the names of companies that they worked for. Note that you won't get an error if you enter a company that is not represented by a document in your index. Lucene is not a relational DB tool, but you knew that.
(Sorry that I've not posted any links to the API; I'm familiar with Lucene Core but not Lucene.NET.)