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Abstract: CAML is a dialect of the ML programming language family like may descendants of ML. It has been applied in lots of popular platforms like SharePoint. It has been more and more popular. However, I cannot find the way to apply CAML to query database. In this article, I will introduce one way to […]

It’s very easy to get translations in back-end code — either Razor views or .cs files — by simply calling to Sitecore.Globalization.Translate.Text(). But what about JavaScript widgets? There we have several options: Item Web API results in overhead and is hard to use without additional implementation. StringDictionary embeds values right in HTML and needs to be configured […]

Introduction to Cognos Drill-Through Drill-Through is useful to navigate from the Source Report to the Target Report by passing data values between reports. The following example shows a drill-through from the Summary report to a detail report showing Revenue breakup by Product Line. To set the drill-through we have to create a filter parameter in […]

Introduction: Configuration files can be read/cache to make the service code independent and also it will improve the performance. By using a configuration file with static data, it needs to be loaded into the memory only once when flow starts. So, no need to load it at the time of each and every execution. How […]

SLM has the ability to monitor traffic and take action if traffic patterns meet certain criteria. For example, consider the case where you have a backend that can only process 300 transactions per second (TPS). SLM can be used to take action when more than 300 TPS inbound transactions are received. DataPower can be used […]

When Adobe announced the acquisition of Livefyre this week, I thought about how this move plays into the Experience Era touted by Adobe during Summit 2016. If you’re not 100% familiar with Livefyre, here’s a quick overview – this social media content platform allows companies to search and gather user generated content from Twitter, Instagram […]

If you are required to trigger applications at a certain time of day to meet business needs, it’s not necessary to deploy the application at that particular time or to manually trigger it to begin the processing of messages. Problem Statement To schedule automatic triggering of application on a daily basis at a stipulated time (5:30am). Solution We […]

Requirement: The source system exposes a set of operations in wsdl, which IIB have to transform to the target/provider system’s message format. Hit the provider system, transform the response to source format, and reply to the source system. The only difference between the source and provider system’s message is the namespace. The message definition for […]

Abstract: Apache Log4Net framework is very popular logging library which has been used in thousands of systems. It provides several to populate the logger instance. In general, we use the XML configuration to set the logger instance property. And the framework will load and parse the configuration quickly and easily. However, this way is fixed […]

The following are the points for DataStage best practices: Select suitable configurations file (nodes depending on data volume) Select buffer memory correctly and select proper partition Turn off Run time Column propagation wherever it’s not required Taking care about sorting of the data. Handling null values (use modify instead of transformer) Try to decrease the […]

Using the Hierarchical Data stage Use the Hierarchical Data stage to parse, compose, and transform XML data. The Hierarchical Data stage is available in the Real Time section of the palette in the IBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Designer. You can use the Hierarchical Data stage in parallel jobs not in server jobs. In parallel […]

When building a modern website, a developer needs to pay attention to many things. One of those is security; it always should be placed at the top of the priority list. And the best way to protect site bytes and user input while they’re traveling between a browser and web servers is Transport Layer Security (TLS a.k.a. SSL). If you want to learn how TLS can be implemented in Sitecore, you don’t need to search further. Let’s start…