i need help.
i want to build a hotel management system.
i will build this app with vb.net 2010 and dev expres 13.1.5.
i have create a hotel book with xtra scheduler like picture bellow,
but i have a problem, i don't understand how to add other resource into the scheduler.
i want my scheduler like this picture :
i have searched on google, but i didn't find.
please tell me how to make it, or tell me the keyword that i should type on google
With DevExpress Scheduler you can implement this layout either combining Image and Text options for a scheduler's resource headers or with using the ResourcesTree control.
Take a look at the Resources for Appointments help article for more details.
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I'm taking the IBM Certification on Coursera and the instructions are to "create a project" and then select "visual recognition project" but after an apparent redesign, the 2nd option is no longer there. I read one previous post about this issue, but it did not solve my problem as the "create" button is grayed out and I'm not sure what to do to create this project.
Any tips would be appreciated
Seems you are working on the "Introduction to Computer Vision with Watson and OpenCV" course. If so, please check the discussion forum where the original answer was posted.
Reposting the key information here: You will now find the option to create a visual recognition project in the menu on the left-hand side:
Services > Watson Services > Add Service > Visual Recognition
See screenshot. According to a recent post, the course authors are working on updating the instructions.
As you said, Watson interface for the project creation had been changed. If you still don't know how to solve the issue, you can follow the instructions from this link to create a new project on Watson Studio. Before this new design, we had to choose which type of project we will work accordingly the service we'll use. but now, we just add services to our project without declaring them in the beginning.
After creating the project, do the following:
From the Settings page of your project in Watson Studio, click Add
service.
Choose the Watson services group.
Click the Visual Recognition service.
Click the New option to create a new instance of the Visual
Recognition service, or click the Existing option to select an
existing instance.
Let us know, if you face any other problem.
Is there anywhere i can get like a tutorial to watch and build out a full dashboard or different charts? I have already watched a few tutorials but still didn't get the hang of it. Or is there anywhere i can download a demo dashboard or report to set up on my side?
What about the official http://www.pentaho.com/service/custom-dashboards.
And if you need something specific about CDE, browse the web site of the author http://www.webdetails.pt/. Or send them a mail, Perdo Alves will answer you with pleasure.
I'm building a eCommerce web application for shops using Laravel/Foundation/PostgreSQL, and it will provide them (shop owners) with web based admin panel. My question is, can I make the super admin panel (the tool that I use to control everything) using desktop technology such as VB.net (or anything similar) so the desktop app control the database and maybe some configuration files. Is this considered good way to do things, and do anyone have a similar experience here?
Yes,it's possible to create such application.This kindda application can be called somewhat 'Database Applications'...Let me explain :
1 • You can develop such app in either C#/Vb.NET
2 • Basically, what you need is an app which will let you modify the database(e.g. Product name/Price/Quantity)
3 • For this, you need to first set up a connection between your app and your PostGre database.Take a look at [this)
4 • Then you can use textboxes,checkboxes,Listboxes and other controls you want to edit/delete/update the database . For this, take a look at this for inserting data and this for updating data .They are in c# but can easily be converted to vb.net using converter.telerik.com or simillar conversion tools
I guess that's all you need for now.Leave a comment for further assistance .
I'm developing an app on the Windows desktop so Win7 users have the app, but for Win8 users I'm also developing a Metro app.
My problems are,
if a user opens a file (e.g. "Blue.xyz"), I want an app to come up that asks which environment to open it in, but first it has to find all the apps that can open the file and display them.
Then I need to pass the data as a parameter to the app Chosen.
In the .NET framework 4.5.1, I can't find the System.GetEnvironmentVariable command so I can create a common location for both environments to access. These are my options:
Comment for clarification.
Regarding your 3rd question, the function is there, just now showing on MSDN page:
After having an inspiration, I found some code that can get pretty close to what I want.
Dim filepicker As New Windows.Storage.Pickers.FileOpenPicker
CommonFolder = Windows.Storage.Pickers.PickerLocationId.DocumentsLibrary
I should just be able to tack this on the end after that:
CommonFolder.Replace("\Documents","")
and it should give me "C:\Users\someuser" and then I can add "\MyAppStorage"
Thanks for all the help though! This code isn't very clean, so feel free to edit and make it better!
This is more of a general "how do I get started" question. I would like to display my company's SSRS Integrated Sharepoint Reports in an iPad App, but I'm not sure where to start. Googling this concept didn't return any results.
We would like a native feel without displaying the reports in a Web View container.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!!
Maybe you can use the webservice to get the parameters and build a little query interface. You'd have to figure out what to put in your dropdown boxes I believe.
Get params with that and then submit call the render method which would return the report to you in the desired format. Be sure to read the remarks there.
I have no clue if this would actually work. My organization built an interface like this for reporting services 2000, but it used the URL-based submitting method.
Good luck, I'd love to know if this works for you.
Using the web service is definitely your best bet. You should be able to query all the parameter information you need from the service and then render it in various formats (html is probably your best bet).
I know it's definitely doable, as I've used the web service to build custom scripts that render and and send out PDF versions of reports. It would essentially be the same task. You can find plenty of information on the web for working with it.
look at http://reports4you.software4you.com
The Website shows a server based solution to display reporting services reports on the ipad (including autentification, etc.)
Yours
Dirk
With SQL Server 2012 SPI, you can now access a SSRS report from an iPad by browsing the SharePoint library or viewing the report in a Web part.
For more information about viewing and interacting with SSRS reports on the iPad, see View Reporting Services Reports on Apple iOS devices (SSRS iPad).