Andy Keller and Dave Shepperton, Traction Software. Traction User Group, Oct 14 2010, Newport RI. TUG 2010 Newport slides, agenda and more see www.TractionSoftware.com
This document provides an overview and introduction to Struts, an open-source framework for building Java web applications. It discusses the key components of Struts including the model-view-controller design pattern, model components like JavaBeans and action forms, view components like tags for building forms and internationalization, and controller components. It also covers Struts configuration, tag libraries, and features like automatic form validation.
Working in the Forms Developer Environment provides an overview of key concepts for navigating and customizing the Forms Builder interface. It describes Forms Builder components like the Object Navigator, Property Palette, and Layout Editor. It also covers setting environment variables for design and run time, running a form from Forms Builder, and using the online help facilities. The document aims to help users describe Forms Builder components, navigate the interface, identify main form objects, customize Forms Builder sessions, and identify main Forms executables.
The document discusses Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE), which is an architecture for building enterprise applications using Java and internet technologies. It was originally developed by Sun Microsystems. The J2EE platform provides services, APIs, and protocols to develop multi-tiered, web-based applications. The document then discusses key J2EE components like servlets, JavaServer Pages, Enterprise JavaBeans, and their functions. It also explains the J2EE application model and tiers.
Example User Stories Specification for ReqViewEccam
The document specifies example user stories for a requirements management tool called ReqView. It describes user roles like requirements architect and editor. It lists over 50 user stories that describe requirements for capturing, organizing, linking, filtering, reviewing, importing/exporting, and tracking changes to requirements in the tool. The user stories include descriptions and acceptance criteria for requirements like saving to files, adding custom attributes, linking requirements, and generating traceability reports.
Rational Publishing Engine with Rational DOORSGEBS Reporting
The document describes how to use Rational Publishing Engine (RPE) to extract data from a Rational DOORS module and linked modules to generate an output document. It provides steps to:
1) Iterate through objects in a DOORS module and display attributes.
2) Configure an RPE data source to extract data from linked modules.
3) Filter and extract children objects from the linked modules.
4) Use schema discovery to add new attributes and update the schema.
5) Create templates, queries, containers and other elements to display the extracted DOORS data in paragraphs, tables and other structures in the output document.
The document provides information on creating and configuring Struts components in a Java web application using Rational Application Developer. It discusses key concepts of the Struts framework such as the model-view-controller (MVC) architecture. It also describes how to enable a dynamic web project for Struts, create Struts modules, and use wizards to generate Struts actions, forms, and configuration files.
Metamorphosis from Forms to Java: A technical lead's perspective, part IIMichael Fons
This document provides an overview of key concepts for transitioning from Forms development to Java and ADF, including deployment, the MVC pattern, beans, GUI components, collections vs iterators, and tips. It includes 11 demo sections walking through creating a basic model and UI, visual designer, bindings, passing data between pages, authorization, and extending the framework. The summaries aim to highlight the main topics covered in each section at a high level.
Oracle Forms Tutorial (www.aboutoracleapps.com)magupta26
The document discusses form builder in Oracle Forms, including creating form modules, data blocks, and different types of items such as text items, buttons, and list items. It also covers topics like triggers, windows, canvases, and how to display forms across multiple windows.
This document discusses reporting tools in Oracle Applications 11i, focusing on Oracle Reports 6i. It provides an overview of character and bitmap reports in Oracle Reports 6i, how to design reports in each mode, and differences between the two. It also covers building queries, adding parameters, using the layout model, and integrating PL/SQL code through triggers.
Orchard CMS - this is a new content management system supported by Microsoft. During the presentation will be reviewed basic principles of architecture, system modules and usage
The document discusses how to create reports using the Data Report Designer in Visual Basic 6. Key points include:
1. The Data Report Designer allows adding sections like report header, page header, detail, etc. and controls to design reports.
2. Reports can be bound to a data source using the Data Environment Designer to connect to a database and retrieve data.
3. Fields can be dragged from the Data Environment onto the Data Report Designer and arranged in sections to display data.
Customize the login homepage For Oracle EBS R12Ahmed Elshayeb
To customize the Oracle Applications login homepage, assign the Functional Administrator responsibility and navigate to the Personalization tab. Select the login page path and click Go to access the personalization structure. Customize the images on the login page by creating new versions of the images, saving them to the $OA_MEDIA directory with prefixed file names, and updating the image URIs.
The document provides an overview of new features in SharePoint 2010 for developers, including improvements to the user experience platform, the introduction of the ribbon interface, new dialog and theming frameworks, enhanced tools like PowerShell and SharePoint Designer, and changes to web part development. Key changes mentioned are a focus on standards compliance, a client-side object model, and the ability to develop solutions on client operating systems instead of just the server.
The document provides an introduction to App Designer fundamentals. It outlines the lesson objectives which are to list App Designer features, discuss relational databases and definitions, describe the integrated platform, and understand course goals. The goals of the course are also defined, which are to identify App Designer components, understand fields, records, pages, and menus, use the registration wizard, and access PIA pages.
The document provides an overview of reporting capabilities in SAP BW, including:
1) The Query Designer allows for easier query design and web publishing of reports with new features like variable maintenance and enhanced calculation abilities.
2) Variables can now be defined directly in the query designer using a new wizard. Hierarchies also have improved support.
3) Queries can be published directly to the web in one step and downloaded to Excel.
People soft application-designer-practice-8.43cesarvii
This document discusses PeopleSoft Application Designer and the steps to create a PeopleSoft application. It describes Application Designer as a tool for developing web-enabled PeopleSoft applications. It then outlines the 9 simple steps to create an application, which include creating field, record, page, component, and menu definitions and assigning security. The document also provides details on creating components and field definitions, including field types, formats, and properties.
Webformer: a Rapid Application Development Toolkit for Writing Ajax Web Form ...Thomas Lee
Organization: The 4th International Conference on Distributed Computing and Internet Technology (ICDCIT) /
Location: ISTA Hotel, Bangalore, India /
Conference Start Date: Dec 17, 2007 /
Conference End Date: Dec 20, 2007
This document outlines the topics and sessions covered in an Oracle Applications training course. It includes sessions on Oracle Applications architecture, modules like inventory and order to cash, reports, interfaces, conversions, forms, XML Publisher, and flex fields. Sample demo projects are also covered in later sessions. The course introduces trainees to Oracle Applications, teaches key concepts like roles and projects, and provides hands-on experience with tools and processes used for configuration, reporting, interfaces, and customization in Oracle Applications.
O365 Saturday - Deepdive SharePoint Client Side RenderingRiwut Libinuko
This document provides an agenda for a presentation on Client Side Rendering in SharePoint. It will include an introduction to CSR, a deep dive, and a demo. It discusses how CSR allows developers to modify specific areas of lists, forms, and views using JavaScript and UI templating, rather than having to redevelop entire features. This avoids issues like previous requests requiring full new features and redevelopment. The demo will cover overriding fields in views and forms, applying validation, and using JavaScript templating to modify display forms.
Best practices in using Salesforce Metadata APISanchit Dua
The document is a presentation about best practices for using the Salesforce Metadata API. It discusses what metadata and the Metadata API are, how to access the API, common applications of the API, and best practices. It covers the two types of Metadata API operations - CRUD-based and declarative file-based - and provides examples of creating, updating, and deleting metadata components using the API.
The document provides an introduction to HTML frames. It explains that frames divide the browser window into separate panes, each displaying a different HTML document. The <frameset> tag is used to define rows and columns to divide the window, while <frame> tags specify the HTML documents to display in each frame. Attributes like rows, cols, border, and frameborder control the layout and appearance of frames. The <noframes> tag provides content for browsers that do not support frames.
This document outlines best practices for developing applications with Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF). It discusses best practices for entity objects, view objects, application modules, pages, JavaScript, and other components. The document is organized into sections covering these areas and provides specific guidelines within each section to optimize performance, usability, and maintenance of ADF applications.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring the Asset Model Import FlexConnector in ArcSight ESM. It discusses prerequisites, supported platforms, and the installation process. It also covers configuring the FlexConnector, including running SmartConnectors, setting the model import user, CSV file format and parsing examples, and reloading asset model data. The goal is to enable importing asset model data from files into the ESM network model and keeping the data synchronized.
This document provides an overview of JavaServer Faces (JSF):
- JSF is a user interface framework for developing Java web applications using reusable UI components.
- It follows a MVC architecture with components representing the view, backing beans representing the model/controller.
- JSF applications typically include Facelets or JSP views, backing beans, a web deployment descriptor, and optional configuration files.
- The document demonstrates creating a simple JSF application in NetBeans and provides examples of developing backing beans and JSF pages.
What defines a reusable UI component
• Why and when we should encapsulate a Component from its surroundings
• How to create Components with a “well-defined interface”
• Design patterns: Composition vs. Configuration
This document provides a technical summary of a complex integration using Dexterity to manage member profiles and synchronize data between a Plone website and a Salesforce CRM for the nonprofit Net Impact. Key features included editable member profiles, searchable member directories, multi-level privacy workflows, and nightly syncing of member data between the two systems. Custom behaviors, schemas, and forms were developed to handle things like member roles, profile editing, and converting Salesforce IDs to Plone UUIDs.
The document discusses setting up a development environment for Java web applications using frameworks like Struts, including installing Java, Tomcat, and Struts. It also provides an overview of developing a basic "Hello World" Struts application, including creating an action class and configuring it in the struts.xml file to return the view page. The document includes code samples for configuring filters in web.xml and implementing a basic action class and JSP view page.
This document provides steps for configuring the CKEditor rich text editor in TYPO3. It discusses the benefits of using CKEditor over the default htmlArea editor, including compatibility, accessibility, and content filtering. It then outlines the YAML configuration format and provides examples of configuring options like toolbar layout, plugins, styles, and content filtering. It also addresses migrating content from htmlArea to CKEditor and concludes that CKEditor revolutionizes backend editing in TYPO3.
This document discusses reporting tools in Oracle Applications 11i, focusing on Oracle Reports 6i. It provides an overview of character and bitmap reports in Oracle Reports 6i, how to design reports in each mode, and differences between the two. It also covers building queries, adding parameters, using the layout model, and integrating PL/SQL code through triggers.
Orchard CMS - this is a new content management system supported by Microsoft. During the presentation will be reviewed basic principles of architecture, system modules and usage
The document discusses how to create reports using the Data Report Designer in Visual Basic 6. Key points include:
1. The Data Report Designer allows adding sections like report header, page header, detail, etc. and controls to design reports.
2. Reports can be bound to a data source using the Data Environment Designer to connect to a database and retrieve data.
3. Fields can be dragged from the Data Environment onto the Data Report Designer and arranged in sections to display data.
Customize the login homepage For Oracle EBS R12Ahmed Elshayeb
To customize the Oracle Applications login homepage, assign the Functional Administrator responsibility and navigate to the Personalization tab. Select the login page path and click Go to access the personalization structure. Customize the images on the login page by creating new versions of the images, saving them to the $OA_MEDIA directory with prefixed file names, and updating the image URIs.
The document provides an overview of new features in SharePoint 2010 for developers, including improvements to the user experience platform, the introduction of the ribbon interface, new dialog and theming frameworks, enhanced tools like PowerShell and SharePoint Designer, and changes to web part development. Key changes mentioned are a focus on standards compliance, a client-side object model, and the ability to develop solutions on client operating systems instead of just the server.
The document provides an introduction to App Designer fundamentals. It outlines the lesson objectives which are to list App Designer features, discuss relational databases and definitions, describe the integrated platform, and understand course goals. The goals of the course are also defined, which are to identify App Designer components, understand fields, records, pages, and menus, use the registration wizard, and access PIA pages.
The document provides an overview of reporting capabilities in SAP BW, including:
1) The Query Designer allows for easier query design and web publishing of reports with new features like variable maintenance and enhanced calculation abilities.
2) Variables can now be defined directly in the query designer using a new wizard. Hierarchies also have improved support.
3) Queries can be published directly to the web in one step and downloaded to Excel.
People soft application-designer-practice-8.43cesarvii
This document discusses PeopleSoft Application Designer and the steps to create a PeopleSoft application. It describes Application Designer as a tool for developing web-enabled PeopleSoft applications. It then outlines the 9 simple steps to create an application, which include creating field, record, page, component, and menu definitions and assigning security. The document also provides details on creating components and field definitions, including field types, formats, and properties.
Webformer: a Rapid Application Development Toolkit for Writing Ajax Web Form ...Thomas Lee
Organization: The 4th International Conference on Distributed Computing and Internet Technology (ICDCIT) /
Location: ISTA Hotel, Bangalore, India /
Conference Start Date: Dec 17, 2007 /
Conference End Date: Dec 20, 2007
This document outlines the topics and sessions covered in an Oracle Applications training course. It includes sessions on Oracle Applications architecture, modules like inventory and order to cash, reports, interfaces, conversions, forms, XML Publisher, and flex fields. Sample demo projects are also covered in later sessions. The course introduces trainees to Oracle Applications, teaches key concepts like roles and projects, and provides hands-on experience with tools and processes used for configuration, reporting, interfaces, and customization in Oracle Applications.
O365 Saturday - Deepdive SharePoint Client Side RenderingRiwut Libinuko
This document provides an agenda for a presentation on Client Side Rendering in SharePoint. It will include an introduction to CSR, a deep dive, and a demo. It discusses how CSR allows developers to modify specific areas of lists, forms, and views using JavaScript and UI templating, rather than having to redevelop entire features. This avoids issues like previous requests requiring full new features and redevelopment. The demo will cover overriding fields in views and forms, applying validation, and using JavaScript templating to modify display forms.
Best practices in using Salesforce Metadata APISanchit Dua
The document is a presentation about best practices for using the Salesforce Metadata API. It discusses what metadata and the Metadata API are, how to access the API, common applications of the API, and best practices. It covers the two types of Metadata API operations - CRUD-based and declarative file-based - and provides examples of creating, updating, and deleting metadata components using the API.
The document provides an introduction to HTML frames. It explains that frames divide the browser window into separate panes, each displaying a different HTML document. The <frameset> tag is used to define rows and columns to divide the window, while <frame> tags specify the HTML documents to display in each frame. Attributes like rows, cols, border, and frameborder control the layout and appearance of frames. The <noframes> tag provides content for browsers that do not support frames.
This document outlines best practices for developing applications with Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF). It discusses best practices for entity objects, view objects, application modules, pages, JavaScript, and other components. The document is organized into sections covering these areas and provides specific guidelines within each section to optimize performance, usability, and maintenance of ADF applications.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring the Asset Model Import FlexConnector in ArcSight ESM. It discusses prerequisites, supported platforms, and the installation process. It also covers configuring the FlexConnector, including running SmartConnectors, setting the model import user, CSV file format and parsing examples, and reloading asset model data. The goal is to enable importing asset model data from files into the ESM network model and keeping the data synchronized.
This document provides an overview of JavaServer Faces (JSF):
- JSF is a user interface framework for developing Java web applications using reusable UI components.
- It follows a MVC architecture with components representing the view, backing beans representing the model/controller.
- JSF applications typically include Facelets or JSP views, backing beans, a web deployment descriptor, and optional configuration files.
- The document demonstrates creating a simple JSF application in NetBeans and provides examples of developing backing beans and JSF pages.
What defines a reusable UI component
• Why and when we should encapsulate a Component from its surroundings
• How to create Components with a “well-defined interface”
• Design patterns: Composition vs. Configuration
This document provides a technical summary of a complex integration using Dexterity to manage member profiles and synchronize data between a Plone website and a Salesforce CRM for the nonprofit Net Impact. Key features included editable member profiles, searchable member directories, multi-level privacy workflows, and nightly syncing of member data between the two systems. Custom behaviors, schemas, and forms were developed to handle things like member roles, profile editing, and converting Salesforce IDs to Plone UUIDs.
The document discusses setting up a development environment for Java web applications using frameworks like Struts, including installing Java, Tomcat, and Struts. It also provides an overview of developing a basic "Hello World" Struts application, including creating an action class and configuring it in the struts.xml file to return the view page. The document includes code samples for configuring filters in web.xml and implementing a basic action class and JSP view page.
This document provides steps for configuring the CKEditor rich text editor in TYPO3. It discusses the benefits of using CKEditor over the default htmlArea editor, including compatibility, accessibility, and content filtering. It then outlines the YAML configuration format and provides examples of configuring options like toolbar layout, plugins, styles, and content filtering. It also addresses migrating content from htmlArea to CKEditor and concludes that CKEditor revolutionizes backend editing in TYPO3.
The document provides an overview of customizing IBM Connections. It discusses how to customize aspects like the look and feel by modifying the logo, navigation, footer, themes and login pages. It also describes customizing strings by editing properties files and customizing profiles by modifying which fields display and their order. The document provides examples of modifying files like the header, footer and login JSPs located in the customization folders to make these customizations.
Social Connections VI — IBM Connections Extensions and Themes DemystifiedClaudio Procida
IBM Connections uses JavaScript extensively to build its applications and UI components. JavaScript resources are centrally served by the Common application and dynamically generated into layers based on dependencies. Modules can be written using the AMD or legacy Dojo format and aggregated. Extensions are supported through extension points like web bundles, themes, and module bindings. Developers can customize or extend Connections using these extension mechanisms.
This document provides documentation for the SAP SPQ Visual Modeling Tool. It begins with an introduction that describes the scope and objectives of the project to create a user-friendly modeling tool. It then defines key terms and lists references. The document outlines the system architecture, including an overview of modules/components and their structure and relationships. It provides detailed descriptions of the user interface, including screenshots and explanations of functionality. Finally, it describes the components in detail using a template.
Action View is the component of Rails that handles rendering views and templates. It works with Action Controller to separate the logic of a request from the rendering of the response. Views are written using templates that can be written in ERB or Builder formats. Partials and layouts allow breaking templates into reusable pieces. Action View provides helpers for forms, dates, numbers, assets and more to make working with models and templates easier.
IBM Connections Activity Stream 3rd Party Integration - Social Connect VI - P...James Gallagher
Have you ever thought that your organisation could be utilising IBM Connections more? The session will demonstrate the highly flexible and integratable component that is the IBM Connections' Activity Stream. The stream can be integrated into different IBM products such as IBM Notes and IBM WebSphere Portal but is also an Open Social Gadget and therefore can run within any OpenSocial container such as Apache Shindig. This stream is based on an open standard and the content within does not have to be from Connections alone. One business partner integrated Atlassian JIRA and Confluence content into the Activity Stream. This presentation explains and demonstrates how to utilise this functionality in your organisation.
Coding standards provide guidelines for consistent code style between developers to make a codebase easier to develop and maintain. The document outlines standards for code structure, naming conventions, commenting code, and validation. It recommends developing a consistent home page first and folder structure with common files separated. The standards specify writing descriptive names and comments, aligning code properly, and avoiding things like inline CSS, local storage, and unnecessary injections. Overall the coding standards aim to produce well-organized, consistent code that is easier to understand and modify over time.
Andy Keller and Dave Shepperton, Traction Software. Traction User Group, Oct 14 2010, Newport RI. TUG 2010 Newport slides, agenda and more see www.TractionSoftware.com
Customizing IBM Connections 3.0 - LS11 AD304malexanderIBM
The document discusses customizing IBM Lotus Connections 3.0. It describes what is different in 3.0 including easier customization of styles, headers, footers and login pages. It outlines best practices for creating, maintaining and debugging customizations and migrating customizations from previous versions. The presentation provides examples of customizing styles, logos, headers and login pages for a fictitious renovations branding.
The document discusses customizing HTML outputs from DITA using CSS stylesheets and parameters. It provides an overview of common HTML formats (XHTML, HTML Help, Eclipse Help, JavaHelp), how they can be customized through CSS, parameters, and XSL overrides. It also covers context sensitivity for HTML Help and Eclipse Help through plugins, and resources for further customization.
1. Angular Components:
Component Configuration, Building a Template, Using Constructors, Using External Templates, Angular Routing to Single Page Application (SPA)
2. Data Binding:
Introduction, Interpolation, Property Binding, Attribute Binding, Class Binding, Style Binding, Event Binding, Two-way Binding.
User Profiles: I Didn't Know I Could Do That (Updated Demo)Stacy Deere
User profiles and MySites are often confused but are different features in SharePoint. User profiles are representations of users that include personal information, while MySites allow users to create personal sites. Although user profiles don't require MySites, MySites leverage user profiles to populate user information. The document provides steps for configuring user profiles, including connecting to Active Directory, defining custom profile properties, and using managed metadata. It also demonstrates how to build a corporate directory search page for finding user profiles.
Drupal CMS: generating reports with the Forena module.Dennis Povshedny
Slides for my speech on Drupal Camp Kyiv 2013.
Idea is to introduce to the Drupal programmers/users the alternative way of building reports, including complicated ones.
Showcase is about the Forena Reports Drupal custom module.
This document provides a summary of Michael Cummings' design portfolio, which includes several .NET projects he developed as a C# software developer. It begins with an introduction and contact information. It then summarizes his technical skills and experience developing multi-tier applications using Microsoft .NET technologies. The rest of the document describes four specific projects in his portfolio: 1) Developing business tier components for a retail services company. 2) Developing a Windows Forms library management application. 3) Developing the data access and entity layers for the library application using ADO.NET and LINQ. 4) Developing an ASP.NET web application for the library. For each project, it provides an overview, knowledge components, design
Essential html tweaks for accessible themesMartin Stehle
The document discusses essential HTML tweaks for accessible themes in WordPress. It covers defining the page language and language changes using HTML attributes like lang and dir. It also discusses adding page titles using the title element or WordPress functions, adding structure to continuous text, forms and tables using appropriate HTML elements, and providing alternatives for non-text content like images and videos. The goal is to make content accessible to all users, including those using assistive technologies.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring the Asset Model Import FlexConnector in ArcSight ESM. It assumes familiarity with writing FlexConnectors. The FlexConnector imports asset data from CSV files into the ESM network model based on a configured parser. It supports initial import and ongoing detection of updates. The document describes prerequisites, supported platforms, installation steps, configuration options and reloading of asset data.
Thierry Barsalou - IPSEN CIO - on Traction TeamPage for Competitive Intellige...Traction Software
This document summarizes a case study of Ipsen implementing an enterprise weblog system for competitive intelligence. The system allows for the collection, analysis, and dissemination of intelligence on competitors and industry trends. After 15 months of use, the weblog system consolidated over 3,700 articles and 640 comments across 6 blogs. It is accessed by 250 users and available to 3,500 employees. The weblog has contributed to making competitive intelligence more valuable and facilitating market-relevant communication. Lessons learned include gaining executive support, having a clear objective, considering processes, gradual adoption, keeping training simple, and integrating the system. The weblog solution was found to work well for Ipsen's needs around collaboration and knowledge sharing.
This document provides a training outline on the top level navigation and project management features in Proteus. It summarizes the main tabs and functions for navigation, statuses, activities, documents, tasks, calendars, profiles, wikis, tags, and search. The tabs allow filtering content by space, user, tags, and more. Tasks can be assigned to milestones, projects, and users. Projects integrate milestones, tasks, and related articles. The calendar provides a monthly view of events, tasks, milestones and projects.
Capturing and managing non-traditional information for Competitive Advantage....Traction Software
Jordan Frank gave this presentation as part of a panel at the Special Librarians Association 2012 annual conference. The session focused on monitoring and participating in social media.
Jordan's talk focused on (1) issue of noise and spam in internet facing social media and (2) the use cases and value of using social software in the enterprise.
Portal or Enterprise Software ? Gilbane 2010 BostonTraction Software
Jordan Frank VP of Sales and Business Development, Traction Software Inc slides from 1 Dec 2010 Gilbane Boston 2010 panel: Portal or Enterprise Social Software: Which Collaboration Environment to Choose?
There are three levels of Traction training at the FDA: introductory, intermediate, and advanced. The introductory level is instructor-led and online. The intermediate level was recently launched online. The advanced level will be a blended approach of online and classroom learning. The introductory training provides hands-on experience with Traction. The intermediate online training includes exercises, resources for help, and knowledge checks. Planned enhancements to Traction include bookmarking, expanded user profiles, integration with Documentum, mouseover tips, custom forms, and tag clouds.
Andy Keller and Dave Shepperton, Traction Software. Traction User Group, Oct 15 2010, Newport RI. TUG 2010 Newport slides, agenda and more see www.TractionSoftware.com
Jordan Frank and Chris Nuzum, Traction Software. Traction User Group, Oct 15 2010, Newport RI. TUG 2010 Newport slides, agenda and more see www.TractionSoftware.com
Chris Nuzum and Jordan Frank, Traction Software. Traction User Group, Oct 14 2010, Newport RI. TUG 2010 Newport slides, agenda and more see www.TractionSoftware.com
Jordan Frank, Traction Software VP Sales and Business Development on Beginner to Jedi Traction TeamPage Skills. TeamPage Release 5.0. Oct 12 2010, Newport RI. For TUG 2010 Newport slides, agenda and more see www.TractionSoftware.com
Kevin Duprey Ensign Bickford Aerospace Traction User Group, Oct 13 2010, Newport RI. TUG 2010 Newport slides, agenda and more see www.TractionSoftware.com
Brian Tullis, Alcoa Fastening Systems. Traction User Group 2010, Oct 13 2010, Newport RI. TUG 2010 Newport slides, agenda and more see www.TractionSoftware.com
Traction 2010 Update, Chris Nuzum, Traction SoftwareTraction Software
Traction Software CTO and co-founder Chris Nuzum introduces the new features in TeamPage 5.0 and previews TeamPage 5.1's Project Management capabilities, Oct 13 2010, Newport RI. For TUG 2010 Newport slides, agenda and more see www.TractionSoftware.com
Jim McGee's Traction User Group 2010 opening keynote, Oct 13 2010, Newport RI. For TUG2010 slides, agenda and more information see www.TractionSoftware.com
Jon Udell's Traction User Group 2010 closing keynote, Oct 13 2010, Newport RI. For TUG 2010 Newport slides, agenda and more see www.TractionSoftware.com
Subscription and email reply enable effective mobile collaboration; Parent/child pages automatically create expanding TOC navigation for wiki pages; Integrated metrics view show usage patterns and support drill down navigation to answer specific questions. Traction TeamPage 4.2 shipping today. Enterprise 2.0 San Francisco, Nov 2, 2009
Traction Software Showcases New Collaboration CapabilitiesTraction Software
Oracle RDB back end, Attivio Advanced Search, Proteus Google Web Toolkit (GWT) UI running over Traction TeamPage Release 4.2 Nov 2 2009 Enterprise 2.0 San Francisco
Linux Support for SMARC: How Toradex Empowers Embedded DevelopersToradex
Toradex brings robust Linux support to SMARC (Smart Mobility Architecture), ensuring high performance and long-term reliability for embedded applications. Here’s how:
• Optimized Torizon OS & Yocto Support – Toradex provides Torizon OS, a Debian-based easy-to-use platform, and Yocto BSPs for customized Linux images on SMARC modules.
• Seamless Integration with i.MX 8M Plus and i.MX 95 – Toradex SMARC solutions leverage NXP’s i.MX 8 M Plus and i.MX 95 SoCs, delivering power efficiency and AI-ready performance.
• Secure and Reliable – With Secure Boot, over-the-air (OTA) updates, and LTS kernel support, Toradex ensures industrial-grade security and longevity.
• Containerized Workflows for AI & IoT – Support for Docker, ROS, and real-time Linux enables scalable AI, ML, and IoT applications.
• Strong Ecosystem & Developer Support – Toradex offers comprehensive documentation, developer tools, and dedicated support, accelerating time-to-market.
With Toradex’s Linux support for SMARC, developers get a scalable, secure, and high-performance solution for industrial, medical, and AI-driven applications.
Do you have a specific project or application in mind where you're considering SMARC? We can help with Free Compatibility Check and help you with quick time-to-market
For more information: https://www.toradex.com/computer-on-modules/smarc-arm-family
Quantum Computing Quick Research Guide by Arthur MorganArthur Morgan
This is a Quick Research Guide (QRG).
QRGs include the following:
- A brief, high-level overview of the QRG topic.
- A milestone timeline for the QRG topic.
- Links to various free online resource materials to provide a deeper dive into the QRG topic.
- Conclusion and a recommendation for at least two books available in the SJPL system on the QRG topic.
QRGs planned for the series:
- Artificial Intelligence QRG
- Quantum Computing QRG
- Big Data Analytics QRG
- Spacecraft Guidance, Navigation & Control QRG (coming 2026)
- UK Home Computing & The Birth of ARM QRG (coming 2027)
Any questions or comments?
- Please contact Arthur Morgan at [email protected].
100% human made.
Role of Data Annotation Services in AI-Powered ManufacturingAndrew Leo
From predictive maintenance to robotic automation, AI is driving the future of manufacturing. But without high-quality annotated data, even the smartest models fall short.
Discover how data annotation services are powering accuracy, safety, and efficiency in AI-driven manufacturing systems.
Precision in data labeling = Precision on the production floor.
Book industry standards are evolving rapidly. In the first part of this session, we’ll share an overview of key developments from 2024 and the early months of 2025. Then, BookNet’s resident standards expert, Tom Richardson, and CEO, Lauren Stewart, have a forward-looking conversation about what’s next.
Link to recording, presentation slides, and accompanying resource: https://bnctechforum.ca/sessions/standardsgoals-for-2025-standards-certification-roundup/
Presented by BookNet Canada on May 6, 2025 with support from the Department of Canadian Heritage.
Spark is a powerhouse for large datasets, but when it comes to smaller data workloads, its overhead can sometimes slow things down. What if you could achieve high performance and efficiency without the need for Spark?
At S&P Global Commodity Insights, having a complete view of global energy and commodities markets enables customers to make data-driven decisions with confidence and create long-term, sustainable value. 🌍
Explore delta-rs + CDC and how these open-source innovations power lightweight, high-performance data applications beyond Spark! 🚀
Noah Loul Shares 5 Steps to Implement AI Agents for Maximum Business Efficien...Noah Loul
Artificial intelligence is changing how businesses operate. Companies are using AI agents to automate tasks, reduce time spent on repetitive work, and focus more on high-value activities. Noah Loul, an AI strategist and entrepreneur, has helped dozens of companies streamline their operations using smart automation. He believes AI agents aren't just tools—they're workers that take on repeatable tasks so your human team can focus on what matters. If you want to reduce time waste and increase output, AI agents are the next move.
TrustArc Webinar: Consumer Expectations vs Corporate Realities on Data Broker...TrustArc
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4. User Profile Schema Configuration config/data/forms/profile.properties Schema XML config/data/forms/profile.sdl
5. config/data/forms/profile.properties # special form factory for profiles class=tsi.sdk.data.ProfileFormFactory # located in the current directory xml=config.data.forms.profile # user must be last, because it will store the entry fqid sources=entry,ldap,user # make these entries profiles entry_custom_type=profile
8. profile.sdl: <form> The class attribute can be used for css styling Other attributes can be used when the form appears in a dialog title, width <form class=”userprofile-form”>
9. profile.sdl: <group> Currently, the only group type is fieldset. There may be more in the future. The label attribute specifies the label for the group. <group type=”fieldset” label=”Basic Information”>
10. profile.sdl: <field> Attributes type - the type of the form control source - the source of the data for read/write name - the name of the property label - the text label for the form field description - a description of the form field (other) - Depending on the field type, additional attributes may be used <field type=”text” name=”property_twitter” label=”Twitter ID”>
11. profile.sdl: <field> types text Text input or text area if rows attribute is specified select Pulldown with option elements or special name=project date Date selector that allows choosing a day using a calendar html HTML block that can be used for adding fixed content readonly Displays as non-editable text, often used with source=ldap projectselect Link, click to show select with project list label Label pillbox labelselect Label select input with options or project and prefix users User pillbox, completes against all users in the system members User pillbox, completes against space members, then all goalselector Allows selection of a goal, called a project in the interface milestoneselector Allows selection of a milestone richtext Coming soon! attachments Coming soon!
12. User Profiles in Proteus Automatically included in any Proteus view that is in the userprofile tabs family. com/traction/sdl/gwtrpc/userprofile_details.sdl, broken into groups per column: basic, contact, other Modify by overriding individual functions in your plug-in, e.g., plugins/com.example.customprofile/com/traction/sdl/gwtrpc/userprofile_details.sdl
13. User Profile Entry Tokens profile_title and profile_body use SDL functions in com/traction/sdl/token/profile.sdl
14. Customizing the User Profile Form For Example: Add a field for the user’s LinkedIn public profile URL In a new plug-in: Create a custom version of the schema Override some SDL functions to display the property in the profile header Override some SDL functions to include the property in full text renderings (for search results)
15. Customizing the User Profile Form (cont’d) Create a plug-in, e.g. plugins/com.traction.profilelinkedin Copy config/data/forms/profile.sdl used to generate XML schema to plugins/com.traction.profilelinkedin/config/data/forms Add the field where you want it in the form:
16. Customizing the User Profile Form (cont’d) The structure of the schema is used to automatically generate the form:
17. Customizing the Display of User Profile Information plugins/com.traction.profilelinkedin/com/traction/sdl/gwtrpc/userprofile_details.sdl, start by copying just these two functions: display-secure-contact function fill-custom-entry-props function
18. Customizing the Display of User Profile Information (cont’d) Profile data are loaded from the User and profile Entry in SDL (com.traction.sdl.token.profile#fill) fill-custom-entry-props Function Names the Same Property Given in the Schema:
19. Customizing the Display of User Profile Information (cont’d) Modify the custom version of display-secure-contact to display the LinkedIn URL:
20. Customizing the Display of User Profile Information (cont’d) A separate modification is required to make the property searchable. plugins/com.traction.profilelinkedin/com/traction/sdl/token/profile.sdl, start by copying just these two functions: fulltextbody-custom function fill-custom-entry-props function
21. Customizing the Display of User Profile Information (cont’d) Profile data are loaded from the User and profile Entry in SDL (com.traction.sdl.token.profile#fill) fill-custom-entry-props Function Names the Same Property Given in the Schema:
22. Customizing the Display of User Profile Information (cont’d) The fulltextbody-custom function can be used to include the property in the full-text rendering so that it appears in search results:
23. Profile information from Active Directory / LDAP Active Directory Properties Viewed using JXplorer
24. Profile information from Active Directory / LDAP Add it to the Profile Schema in config/data/forms/userprofile.sdl Render it using user.profile and property.value
25. Custom DataSources Currently have user, entry, and ldap user is for user preferences entry is for entry properties and is used for settings not traditionally in user preferenes ldap is for properties store in ldap It’s possible to create new sources to pull content from a database, web service, etc.