we are tying to set-up GeoCortex with our ArcGis server but can't seem to get it right.
We do see some of the requests that have been made to the application, but we don't have a lot of details about it, only the number of image requested,
I was wondering if you guys had any problem with this (if you ever tried it) and if I could get a checklist of things to look for.
Thanks
p.s.: I know that this is a very precise subject, any help will be appreciated.
Problem solved.
Seems like our GeoCortex version was outdated and there was bug in it.
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In the video Siemens posted online, I saw a code. This code is part of the EngineeringInternalExtension.dll library. Please find the library here.
info from internet
They always have a comment for each method. This is really helpful for me to understand the API. But in my current code, please find it below, I found no comment at all. I don't know why this happens, I think it might be that I use the wrong reference, could you please help me?
my info
I guess you don't have the related EngineeringInternalExtension.xml file.
Comments should be stored there.
I'm using Unity 2018.3 and am building an application in which I'm trying to do something very simple: turn off the pointer, after some command.
I can't find any scripting documentation in the GitHub repository and am wondering if it exist somewhere. What I'm finding is how to use the Unity Inspector to configure anything, half of it not working yet (e.g. controller model), but after anything is configured, can't find anything on how to use scripting to control it. Am I out to lunch? Anyone knows where to look?
Thanks!
From another example, I've chosen the following path, but maybe I'm wrong... let me know.
The API documentation for MRTK is available at https://microsoft.github.io/MixedRealityToolkit-Unity/api/Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.html
It looks like you are also asking a second question here, if you could please post a separate question about your specific issue, it would be great. Here is a guide for how to ask good questions on stackoverflow, which might help give ideas for how to frame your question: https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask.
I'm giving a demo and instroduction of Visual Studio, C# and WPF to C++ on Linux developers that will be soon coding in C#. My plan is to go over a demo application that explains some basics in C#/WPF and an overview of some of the VS options.
Does anyone have any suggestions on conducting the demo?
Any good websites that can help with overviews?
Suggestions:
Keep the mood light and easy. They are probably already in bad mood after being told to throw away a good part of their skills and learn a completely different way in order to keep their job.
I really hope you are also a c++/linux developer. You'll need to relate to them somehow. If not, consider letting someone else give this intro. If they start complaining in the demo you'll have to know how to bring them back inline.
Make sure your demo shows something of real value to them. For example, "I know you guys solve problem X this way, but with WPF/C# that problem is so much easier because..."
The whole thing better be relevant to the fundamental reason why they are being forced to switch. Cover this, in detail. Make sure you answer their questions completely. Be prepared to have your demo derailed by questions. This could be a Good Thing(TM) as it would hopefully show real engagment.. as long as you keep it positive.
Make sure that you have ZERO flaws in your presentation. Any will be ripped apart, made to appear bigger than it is, and subsequently used as a reason why they shouldn't switch.
Under no circumstance should you argue with any of them. See suggestion #1.
Consider enlisting one of "them" to help put the demo together. Let that person guide some of the covered topics. This goes a long way towards good will; which you'll need in spades.
I'm making a big assumption that they weren't the ones who drove the decision to switch. Given the target, it's probably a safe assumption but feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
Are there any good libraries or wrappers for Authorize.net? The code samples available from their site seem a little ... raw. I'm looking for an easy to use, object oriented API that I can simply set some properties, and it takes care of all the plumbing code under the hood.
I've found a few random blog posts of people offering their code that they've written, but code offered in a blog post doesn't give a high degree of confidence generally that it's been well tested. I mean, we'll consider these if we have to, but we'd prefer something that looks like it's gone through some sort of release/testing cycle ... even if it's just that it has been posted on codeplex or something.
Thanks! :-)
A little late answering, but perhaps this?
http://code.google.com/p/payment-processor/
I use SharpAuthorize.com on a few eCommerce sites. One of which makes around $10K / month...
MinimumCreditCard authNet = new MinimumCreditCard()
.Login("testdrive")
.Password("password")
.TransType(TransType.AUTH_CAPTURE)
.CardNum(_cardNumField.Text)
.ExpDate(_cardExpField.Text)
.CardCode(_cardCodeField.Text)
.Amount(8.00);
if (authNet.Authorize())
{
// Money in your pocket!
}
It is noted on the site, but you should use a transaction id instead of the username and password in real code.
See my answer here, it should help you out. In my answer, I point to a blog post as a reference. You may need to view the revisions to see my whole answer, though. For some reason it is getting cut off for me. Check out the Gateway Provider Implementations section of the blog post. It should help you out and get you going on implementing your own code for talking to the Authorize.Net API. I've used a similar implementation and it has worked well for me.
I've found that the more I refine a question, the better help I get.
So, to make the question as complete as possible, I'm providing this C# WPF solution created in Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2.
This solution exactly reproduces the problem I'm having, as I try to capture output from ssh.exe using the System.Diagnostics.Process object.
To reproduce this problem, right in front of your own eyes, you'll need two things:
(1) An installation of Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2.
(2) The IP address of a Linux Server that allows incoming SSH connections.
To modify this code to work, you'll probably need to be just as much a hacker as much as you are a programmer. The code is as complete as I know how to make it. It will monitor the output of almost any other command-line utility (except for ssh.exe).
If you click on my name, you can see all the previous ways I've asked this question. If you have a suggestion, but are unable to download and reproduce this problem, please submit you answers to one of those previous question instead:
I'd like to reserve this question to those who have the prerequisites to reproduce the problem, and answer it by showing how they made it work (with certain modifications).
I have read your question and I have not reproduced or fixed this issue. I however do offer some good (I hope ) advice. You have been trying to make this approach work and not succeeding, I would suggest trying a different approach.
I would look into the existing C# SSH libraries (1 2 3) which have been coded, tested, proved and will provide a much nicer interface than System.Diagnostics.Process.
I know this does not answer your question, but it could resolve your issue.