APP-dashboard | based application compatible with the Secure Data Service
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kandi X-RAY | APP-dashboard Summary
##DESCRIPTION This is a Java- and Javascript-based application compatible with the Secure Data Service, which allows Educators to view information about their classes and students. Operational versions of the Dashboard are provided for use by Sandbox and Production users, using a default configuration. ##LICENSING Educator Dashboard is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE-2.0.txt for full license text.
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- Gets the transcript for a given user
- Retrieves the Gpa value from a teacher
- Gets the course transcript transcript for a given section
- Gets the course data
- Overrides the superclass method to return an Invocation instance
- Retrieves the attendees for a specific student
- Replies the assignments for a user
- Gets all assignments for a user
- Gets a survey by a name query
- Sets the student search entity
- Override to customize the error page
- Gets all the current progress bar entries for a given section
- Find the district name associated with a given token
- Gets the Course sections
- Gets the course sections for a particular teacher
- Gets a list of students with the specified name
- Gets historical data for a specific subject area
- Compares two objects using their priority
- Retrieves the appropriate attendees for a calendar
- Get all Configs by type
- Retrieves a list of subject sections
- Performs the SLI authentication
- Retrieves all configs and all the config objects
- Retrieves a list of all the education entities
- Returns a list of Course objects representing a set of Course
- Gets the config
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QUESTION
I followed the Angular Tour of Heroes tutorial: https://angular.io/tutorial and I wanted to try adding a button that triggers a dialog on the dashboard (https://material.angular.io/components/dialog/overview). However, when I press the Test Dialog button, an empty/blank dialog pops up and it's a long, skinny box that shows up on the left side of my screen taking up full height. I don't know why it isn't displaying the html from DialogtestComponent. Here is my code related to the dialog:
dialogtest.component.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 02:43Here,
QUESTION
I am new to and currently working on a Django and Angular webapp and I cant seem to be able to create and update my products from the angular web app and send them to the REST API to update the server. I have written a delete function and service request that works and I can retrieve the products from the API but I don't know how to write the functions for create products and update products. Would anyone be able to help me here?
Here is what I have so far:
api.service.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 11:46Looking at your API service the HTTP POST and PUT calls are missing payload data.
Can you try passing the data for your product as a parameter?
The product code for the PUT should be in a class with populated data (from your component) so that your backend API can pick up the code (and other product data fields) and update your data. Your backend API methods should then read the request data from the body (the payload).
For your Angular API service methods you should pass product data parameters from your component as follows:
/* ADD: add a product to the server */
addProduct(product: Product): Observable {
const productUrl = ${this.baseProductUrl}
return this.httpClient.post(productUrl, product, {headers: this.getAuthHeaders()})
}
// PUT: update the product on the server
updateProduct(product: Product): Observable {
const productUrl = ${this.baseProductUrl}${product_code}/
return this.httpClient.put(productUrl, product {headers: this.getAuthHeaders()})
}
There is a post (https://andrewhalil.com/2020/12/01/calling-web-apis-from-your-angular-ui/) on my site that shows how this is done in Angular.
QUESTION
I have a straightforward Angular component (Ionic) which makes:
- an API call to get some data (returned as an Observable) and
- gets data from a SQLite database stored on the device (returned as a Promise)
I am trying to merge the two results.
Here is my component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-29 at 22:31then() must be nested when the order matters. So
QUESTION
I have two angular applications
For Login
For business Logic
I have tried to start automation testing for these applications by using protractor. But facing problem to get the element details from 2nd application after login (1st application).
The files are
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 14:21As I mentioned in the comments, your problem is because your angular application is constantly polling something in the background, even though visually it may look like the page is ready. You can read more about it in protractors page and here. Unfortunately, I only do test automation, and never tried to solve the problem on application side. However, I always tend to disable protractor's waiting for angular in any case, so it never really bothered me much
I understand you already read my answer in another post, I just want to recite some of it here for everyone's reference
- Find out if your page is Angular: open dev console in the browser and inside of 'console' tab run command
QUESTION
Hi I'm trying to write an integration test to test that the correct components are rendered for a given route.
I'm using the tour of heroes app for this test. This is a link to the full app (without my spec file which is listed below) https://angular.io/generated/live-examples/testing/stackblitz.html
app-routing.module.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 23:16You have to add each component (DashboardComponent, HeroDetailComponent, HeroesComponent) which you want to have rendered from your routing definition to the declarations array of your TestBed.
Example:
QUESTION
I am using Shiny to build a simple dashboard to use in my job. Everything was fine until I found that I couldn't pass chosen input to be used as an argument in ggplot geom_col() interaction arguments.
My purpose is to change interaction plot based on chosen values of checkboxGroup where the chosen values will be used as arguments for fill=interaction(....) in ggplot.
I faced problem at this stage :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 20:32You need to select the appropriate variables for interaction. I have used pickerInput to select a maximum of 5 variables for interaction. If less than 2 variables are selected, a message is printed. Perhaps there is a more elegant way of doing this. For now, I have provided a quick answer. Please try this
QUESTION
In my home component which is a children of Dashboard component, the object connectedUser injected in layoutService is undefined in home component (home userID & home connectedUser in home component logs); something is missing here ?
home.module.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 10:37connectedUser of LayoutService is causing the problem in your case
QUESTION
I have a difficult time understanding the exact algorithm angular router uses, specifically for auxiliary routes.
What I've doneI've read docs where didn't find any clue about how the route matching works, especially for auxiliary routes (maybe I just didn't find, but I tried very hard), but found question that explained the process for regular routes.
I've googled and solved a few related problems. More specifically, I had a problem with a parent who has blank path, which doesn't allow some auxiliary routes work properly, see this and that
The example is derived from my project. Suppose I have two main modules in my app (and 2 routing modules, 4 in total).
app.module.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-11 at 07:32After additional researches (this time on Reddit) I finally found the answers, here the article (you can skip everything before Making the Side Menu adjust to the current Url but read after). The following answers may not be 100% right, as I got them through experimentation.
How exactly a child module adds its routing configs to the root configs? Does lazy loading affects this in any way? Is it just appended to the object like that?:
QUESTION
I have a component lets app-main which I'm already using it another component with its event emitter:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-16 at 10:49Explaination could be clearer, but maybe what you need is template variables:
QUESTION
I am creating an Ionic application using Angular. In ApiService.ts file I have logic to get API server URL from local storage. I have also defined methods for each API in this file.
Then I import ApiService on another page and call the API methods, but it executes methods first and then gets values from local storage. In that case, API_URL is empty. So does not call the API with a locally stored URL.
Following is a code
ApiService.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-24 at 06:33Don't retrieve the keys from local storage in the service constructor. Get them in the api method before trying to use them. Use Promise.all() to make sure both promises resolve before using them in your api method.
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You can use APP-dashboard 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 APP-dashboard 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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