l'Ishwar incroyable Nataraj

Just created a Xamarin Android mobile application . Extremely easy to use and did not require much reading the resources to understand how to go about building it. The first iteration is as shown in the figure below: Though the emulator (Nexus 5 through 7) did not render as clearly I wanted it to, but still a great start for v1.0. The next version would basically integrate with Google maps. As soon as one clicks the app, you get a splash screen and then navigate to Cyclotron's main menu from where you can navigate to the layouts. The support aspect would also be a part of the next iteration of the app along with the Login. There were a few more images added to the individual activities . Probably leverage this article as the initial help on how to use the app.... The follow up items are as follows: 1. Integration with Google Maps 2. Synchronization with Cyclotron's support database 3. Login for Support 4. Tweak the UI 5. Replicate for IOS

The following scripttask showcases both the FTP and FTPS based connections for uploading a file (it can be modified to perform more options). My earlier approach was to leverage the FTPWebRequest but the "AUTH SSL" command was taking a huge amount of time so decided to fall back on using WinSCP instead. Also ensure that the WinSCP.exe is added to the path environment variable and the WinSCP.dll is placed in the GAC. public partial class ScriptMain : Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Tasks.ScriptTask.VSTARTScriptObjectModelBase { public void Main() { /* * Traditional FTP */ /*ConnectionManager mgr = Dts.Connections.Add("FTP"); try { mgr.Properties["ServerName"].SetValue(mgr, "ftp://"+Dts.Variables["strFTPHost"].Value.ToString()); mgr.Properties["ServerUserName"].SetValue(mgr, Dts.Variables["strFTPUserName"].Value.ToString()); ...

Using Rhino-ETL ( a C# based) framework for developing standard ETL's is pretty easy and one can do a lot of fun stuff with the underlying source data. I just wrote up a quick console app to generate data into a text file and push the same data into a table in SQL Server as well as an external file. Here are the following steps (for the external file push): 1. Create a new C# console application solution in Visual Studio. 2. Target the .Net framework as shown in the below screen shot in your project properties:- 3. Create 3 Sub Folders underneath your project as shown in the following screen shot DataObjects --> Contains the class files associated with each and every table/file in your environment. Example:- if your source file contains student data, then you would create a class file called Student with the individual properties (in relation to the properties) exposed (nouns). Operations --> This primarily contains the class files that contain the activities (a...