webi | Android HTTP library | Caching library
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Webi is an Android HTTP library. Fast, Reliable, and Easy to use. better performance using a smart caching system for requests and responses.
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- Initializes the instance
- Start with context
- Add get
- Add a get
- Add a new header
- Add a new HTTP header
- Add a post
- Add post value
- Initializes the default values
- Sets HTTP proxy
- Sets the default proxy
- Search for post
- On create post
- Add a JSON post
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QUESTION
I have created 7 cell references in WEBI with the purpose of averaging seven cells (for a week), the referenced cells contains a percentage value eg 99.25%. However, when I calculate an average on the referenced cell I always return a 1, so it seems the referenced cell is storing as a 1 rather than 99.25%
Any ideas how to navigate this?
Thanks
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Answered 2022-Mar-10 at 16:07You need to format the cell. The percentage is being held as 0.9925 and rounding to 1. Right-click on the cell and change the number format to a percentage to make sure this is the case, then fine tune it to display exactly how you want if needed.
QUESTION
My boss asked me to add a double slider input control for the date information on a report on Webi. We have several columns and two of them display a date (start and end date of procedure). So I need to have two double slider, one for each date.
I've been searching for a whole day now and I know that it is not directly possible to use double slider with dates, because double slider only works with values (measures) and dates don't have that. But I managed to create two more variables on the business layer. I used the following SQL function:
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Answered 2022-Jan-08 at 16:39You could format your date value as year, month, day and then convert it to a number so the value you are filtering on makes a little more sense. Like this...
=ToNumber(FormatDate([Your Date];"yyyyMMdd"))
It will be better than just an arbitrary number, but certainly not perfect since you will have large chunks of your range for which there never will be any corresponding data (e.g. 20211232 through 20220100).
What is wrong with just a Minimum and Maximum input controls? They are more intuitive and simple to create. Sometimes what your user or boss asks for is a bad idea and/or just not possible.
QUESTION
Using WebI 4.2, I am trying to summarize aging data for individual unit into Aging Group distribution for Material Number as shown below. I am getting either #MultiValue or weird numbers displayed. I'll need some help on how can I get the desired outcome.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-06 at 18:51My approach is to create a variable called Aging Category...
QUESTION
I am practicing webscraping and wanted to extract product names and prices to a pandas data frame.
Here is my code"
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 19:48It is very hard to answer and give a recommendation based on your input, so it would be really cool to improve your question.
What happens?Problem of difference between name and price is the way you loop your response and append things to the lists. They are independent from each other.
How to fix that?You should grab all the information in one step, like this:
QUESTION
I have the below data
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Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 18:16The object in the field of your crosstab (not the columns or row headers) needs to be a measure. Initially, I thought you could get around this by checking the "Avoid duplicate row aggregation" within the properties of your table, but that does not quite meet the objective.
To test this out I created a report based on FHSQL (free-hand SQL). Here is my SQL to generate your dataset...
QUESTION
I have a WebI report that I sent via a scheduled publication, this is done for months already, and it used to work fine until last week.
Some of my dynamic recipients get only half the information, others dont get information at all. The publication has the status succes, and when I look into the log file, I don't see any differences from the publication that worked fine before. When generating the report there are no issues as well, and the report wasn't changed since the end of June. The publication didn't change since the start of October. The publication only has dynamic recipients, which are requested via a WebI report that uses a handwritten SQL query.
I am using an oracle database to get the dynamic recipients, and I am using a SQL Server database via an ODBC connection in order to generate the actual report.
I already tried to recreate the publication, but the same problems occur. Does anyone have an idea of what I could try?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-11 at 08:23It is possible that if your reports get big, memory is exceeded, and therefore reports are cut off in the end. Making sure the queries of the generated reports request less data solved the problem.
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a WEBI report. The specs are a little tricky to figure out, hopefully one of ya'll help me get this resolved.
I have data that looks similar to this:
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Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 20:19I see two possibilities. You could create a break on Port and then in the Manage Breaks pop-up box check the "Start on a new page" checkbox.
You could also set your Port as a section and then in the Format Section pop-up box check the "Start on a new page" checkbox.
I generally use breaks more than sections, but either one should work for you.
QUESTION
I need to programmatically schedule / generate a Crystal Report, served through the BI platform, with parameters, and set data source credentials.
To provide some history
I have attempted to do this using the Business Intelligence Platform RESTful Web Service endpoints (as per code snippet below, following the documentation), but it seems scheduling with parameters and data source credentials is not supported (confirmed here).
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-29 at 17:13Crystal Reports .NET SDK does not support connecting to BOE any more. Instead, one needs to use the BOE .NET packages, accessible here
The answer is on the SAP Community Forum
QUESTION
How can I capture CUIDs of all reports available in CMC (Central management Console) or WEBI tool and paste it in Excel?
Manually I can check by viewing each report properties but if I want all the CUID to be captured with out manually through coding Is that possible?
Can this be done in Java language?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 12:12Not mine, but hope it can help you :
Here is the sample Java code to export a Web Intelligence document to CSV format.
QUESTION
I know how to create an empty text var in webi depending input control (using ="" formula). I tried to apply this for dates but I can't select calendar control.
How can I create an empty date var linked to a calendar input control ?
Update :
First I create the date type var
Then I create the input control. I don't have the same interface maybe because of the french version or the support pack difference ?
Finally I update my var
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Answered 2020-Jun-03 at 16:42This is certainly not intuitive, but I think this will work for you.
Begin by creating a variable with a value or formula that is a date data type. I called my variable Input Control Date.
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You can use webi like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the webi component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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