How to convert bpm XML file to bpm diagram? I am failing to do this.
First of all, to know what type of BPM is, they will all follow BPMN 2.0 design ideas and see if the API has any examples of using flow charts.
You can import process on that link after that you can see diagram.
http://localhost:8080/flowable-modeler/#/processes
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In particular, I am trying to customize a .ctt file from the Curriculum Course Scheduling example file to fit my own school's timetable scenario. I could not find any documentation on customizing a .ctt file for import. If you advise another approach, I welcome alternatives. I appreciate any guidance as I am approaching the tool with minimal Java experience. Many thanks!
The ctt format description is in the PDF you can download from the ITC2007 website.
So as the question suggest I have an idml file along with a xliff file for translation. I'm using okapi rainbow application for translation purpose. But I'm having a hard time understanding how do I translate my idml file?
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Also, i could not create new tags such as okapi or okapi-rainbow as I do not have the appropriate reputation.
Your question is not related to programming, but it may be relevant to everybody who develops software that is intended for users that speak different languages, so I will try to answer it here.
You mention that you have an IDML and an XLIFF file and you want to translate the IDML file. This approach does not really make sense: a typical translation workflow would be
extract translatables from native format (IDML in your case) into XLIFF
send XLIFF to a translator
get translated XLIFF back
import translated XLIFF into native format
do post-translation processing (adapt fonts, resize text boxes, update tables of content, to name just a few)
Okapi Rainbow is a tool that you can use for steps 1 and 4 in the process above. It will not perform automatic translation for you.
Actually the first thing you should do is ask your translator if he can process IDML. Some translation environments have built-in support for IDML, in which case you don't have to bother with providing XLIFF.
It might be a bit off-topic here.
I'm not sure how to get from IDML to XLIFF, but maybe there is a filter.
But if you got the XLIFF, you can just use OmegaT to translate it.
Or pretty much any other professional Translation Tool like e.g. SDL Trados.
I know Datamapper can easily convert an XML structure to a map easily. But what is the best way to do this in Community edition? Note I want Maps rather than a concrete class sung Jaxb.
The json-to-object-transformer allows you to easily convert to a map but is there anything similar for XML?
As of now Mule Community Edition doesn't provide any out of the box solution for this.
You can always crate a Custom transformer and use some API like XStream to convert the XML to map.
Following Stackoverflow post give you a sample of how to use XStream API.
How to convert XML to java.util.Map and vice versa
Hope this helps.
I'm looking to do a little iOS app that uses has some very basic YouTube interaction. When I say basic, I really mean it: All it needs to do it pull in the uploads from a particular user, the videos' links, titles and maybe a thumbnail.
I've been looking at the Google developer docs for YouTube and nothing seems to be of help. It seems that the data is stored in an XML format, but it seems completely different to the structure of the sample XML in the docs. I don't know whether I'm using the wrong link (this is a sample of what I'm looking at now), but I just get a really messy XML document.
I've really no idea where to start on this one (with regards to a parser) - it just looks so messy. If someone could point me in the right direction with this, maybe even a with some sample code on a parser, I'd be incredibly grateful.
Thanks,
K
Have you considered making use of gdata-objectivec-client api http://code.google.com/p/gdata-objectivec-client/ It comes with samples which provide exactly what you are looking for.
Here's a very concise and easy-to-read example using NSXMLParser. It provides an example xml and shows you how to parse its elements and populate a custom object with the values.
i can suggest you to use LIBXML 2.2 it's easy to use and you can use Xpath Query to fetch whatever you want from any messy file.
To learn how to use that look at this page. link
The XML link you provided looks like the atom feed. If you don't feel like parsing the XML in your code, you can try the TouchRSS (https://github.com/TouchCode/TouchRSS) which I used to parse the youtube RSS feed. The RSS feed version should be in version 2 so the url you provide should change to http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/base/users/DJ3Lau/uploads?orderby=updated&alt=rss&v=2.
I'm fining out the ways to achieve Post processing dgps.
I use android phone as the gps receiver.
Now, I've generated the GPX or KML files using an android app gps logger. I need to convert this into Rinex format in order to do post processing. I cudnt find any converter tool for this while searching the net.
Is there any other way to achieve this?
The "easiest" way would be to use XSLT since the gpx and kml files are both xml.
Impossible. RINEX requires more details than GPX.