I would like to use Mule Studio to create a simple mule configuration based on the Web Service Proxy pattern:
http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/current/Web+Service+Proxy+Pattern
I could not find graphical components in Mule Studio for this. Is it correct to assume that mule configuration patterns are not directly supported by the Mule Studio graphical editor, - and would i need to make a mule-config.xml instead of a mflow-file?
If so, what would be the best practice for working in Mule Studio with services that require pure mule-config.cml instead of mflow?
Mule Studio does not support (yet) all the possible xml configuration supported by Mule.
When it comes to Patterns you should switch to the xml view and add your configuration there.
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I need to develop an application for my distributed computing class, with one central server and multiple graphical clients. I was thinking of trying WCF for this, since I am already familiar with making .NET standalone desktop applications using Windows Forms or WPF.
Since I have never worked with WCF before, I am trying to follow a tutorial posted on MSDN, which has defining a service contract as its first major step.* Part of this involves creating a WCF Service Library project, which is supposed to be available as a template under the language of my choice (I am going to use C# here). However, I do not see this project template listed as an option in the new project dialog, and looking for WCF in the search bar returns no results.
How can I make this project template available for use in Visual Studio 2017?
* It should probably be noted that the tutorial mentions that it is written with Visual Studio 2012 in mind. Has anything changed since then that I should be aware of as far as the tutorial is concerned?
Open the installer, choose Individual Components and scroll down to Development Activities. Check the WCF checkbox:
I ended up re-running the Visual Studio Installer to modify my current setup. WCF is not explicitly listed anywhere, but I figured it might have been included as part of the .NET Core or ASP.NET workloads (which were not marked for installation the first time around). After adding these workloads to my installation and restarting Visual Studio 2017, I can now see the WCF project templates listed under C#.
I have WL6.0 project that contains SQL adapter. The adapter has procedure with requestTimeoutInSeconds="240" and I am trying to migrate that project to WL7.1.
As per Adapter timeout and concurrency article on IBM Knowledge Center, I have to use JNDI config instead.
The requestTimeoutInSeconds attribute of and
elements is ignored. Use JNDI configuration instead.
Can any one provide an example how to implement that?
I am working on MobileFirst Studio 7.1 and I imported the project with no errors.
Note that you are developing in MobileFirst Studio, which utilizes the Liberty application server as its underlying server.
Locally such changes are not required, since you're working locally...
This will become important once you start on moving to testing and production environments.
This means that you will need to update the server.xml of your WebSpher full profile/Liberty profile - not the server.xml of the server in MobileFist Studio.
You you can find documentation for this in the Liberty docs, here: http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/was_beta_liberty/com.ibm.websphere.wlp.nd.multiplatform.doc/ae/twlp_dep_configuring_ds.html
Note that the setup you need to do differs based on your database type: MySQL, Oracle, DB2, ... You can find examples for each database type in the link above.
Is there any web UI for talend in which we could define mappings from the WEB UI only.
In this way a user can provide mappings at run-time.
Unfortunately no by design. All development work is centralized in the Talend Studio a heavy IDE based on Eclipse. However in the Enterprise versions of Talend, mappings built in the studio can be managed by the WEB UI: Talend Admin Center. Any configuration fed into a mapping can be updated there without having to go into Studio.
How to make my mule application as an web application which i can visualize on my browser, so that the user can view the progress of each spot that means how to model my application. I'm using mule 3.5.0 CE.
Thank you in advance.
You can create web application and deploy it on Mule using jetty server.
Please have a look in it's documentation you will get plenty of example in net of accessing web application in Mule :- http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/current/Jetty+Transport+Reference
and Can Mule run a JavaEE web-application? and
Configured jetty server in mule esb
Also since you are using Mule 3.5.0 CE you need to use Jetty 8 as given here :- Jetty in Mule only works in earlier version of Studio
I have created a form and grid using ExtJS 4.1.1 for insert, update, delete in MVC pattern in Visual Studio 2010. I want to perform these CRUD task with SQL Server (I have created the procedure) but I have no idea that how can I use ExtJS with SQL Server and C#. Even in Sencha web there is tutorial for PHP and MySQL only.
Thus, I am looking to connect ExtJS with SQL. I need step by step tutorial and guide that I can complete my official project.
Ext JS is a server-agnostic UI framework... so while some of the examples you have seen are in PHP with MySQL, it ultimately doesn't affect the JavaScript code. For example, the REST proxy:
http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-1/#!/api/Ext.data.proxy.Rest
This proxy (like all proxies in Ext JS) connects to a remote data service. That service sends/receives XML, JSON, or some other data format.
What the remote data service (written in .NET, PHP, Java, or anything else) does with the data once it's been received has nothing to do with Ext JS.
It sounds to me like you need a tutorial for writing web services in C#.