SVG to JavaFX code Converter for Designer-Developer-Workflow

I created an SVG to JavaFX code Converter while working on a project. Although its still a work in progress, it has been so useful for me ever since. Its available at convfx.codebase101.com for anyone that is interested in the Designer-Developer workflow (similar to JavaFX 1.x, which was the inspiration). [url http://www.codebase101.com/convfx/dist/convfx_dl.php]Download
Hope someone finds it useful.
Edited by: Burabari55 on Mar 22, 2012 6:41 PM, added download link.

That is very nice Burabari, thanks for sharing it.

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xmldata ="<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n\n"+ "<ns0:"msgType" ""xmlns:ns0=\""nameSpace+"\">";
Cell[] cells ;
Cell[] cellNames ;
cellNames = wb.getSheet(0).getRow(0);
for(int j=1;j<wb.getSheet(0).getRows();j++)
xmldata = xmldata+"<Record>";
cells = wb.getSheet(0).getRow(j);
for(int i=0;i<wb.getSheet(0).getColumns();i++)
xmldata = xmldata"<"cellNames<i>.getContents()">"cells<i>.getContents()"</"cellNames<i>.getContents()+">";
xmldata = xmldata+"</Record>";
xmldata = xmldata"</ns0:"msgType+">";
wb.close();
byte byt[] = xmldata.getBytes();
xpld.setContent(byt);
inputModuleData.setPrincipalData(msg);
Thanks,
Mayank

Need some tips for Database Developer Role.

Dear All,
Next week, I'm going to face an Interview for Database Developer role.
For this, I need some more & useful information on these recommended points.
1. Involve in a designing part of Data warehouse from
scratch
2. Create complex analytic queries on large data sets.
3. Analyse trends in key metrics.
4. Monitoring and optimizing the performance of the database.
Please help get the vital information on these points.
All help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,

1. Involve in a designing part of Data warehouse from
scratch
Design Database...
This needs lot of information about business and its fonctionnalités, and so many.. Tables, relationships etc...
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187099%28v=sql.105%29.aspx
Code Design...
SP's, Funcitions, Views, Sub queries, Joins, Triggers etc...
DW Design
DB size and number of reports and historical data details, reduce the normalization and etc....
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa902672%28v=sql.80%29.aspx
2. Create complex analytic queries on large data sets.
Its all based on your current database design, size, required output, data, performance etc..
4. Monitoring and optimizing the performance of the database.
Perfmon, Activity monitor, spotlight, custom queries, DMV's sp_whoisactive, execution plans, and many other thirdparty tools.. and may be best experience will give best view and clarity :)
Note : This is very big topic and its not easy to answer in few words or lines... :) goole it for more details...
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Hi ,
we are evaluating neptune for UI development for what are the pros and cons of using neptune.
i see only that webdynpro abap developer can be easily moved to neptune , some javascript knowledge is still required.
some question
1) can neptune make calls to odata services ? do that requires code in javascript or ABAP
2) any accelerators provided by neptune like for workflow scenarios , list and details .
3) can sap standard fiori apps extensibility or modification is possible through neptune
4) security if its accessing business functionality directly
regards
Yashpal

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I will give you my view, but as Robbe says I work for the company and other SAP developers like DJ Adams has other development tool preferences than me ( I call his Sublime Text development spaghetti coding and he sees Neptune as a crutch that restricts a developer's freedom but this is just a friendly point-of-view discussion and I have promised him a beer in Walldorf next time our paths cross there)
So the important message is that SAP has opened up their platform for different development tools and it is now a choice for the individual developer or SAP customer. This is a fantastic move by SAP and I think a bit overlooked by the community, Look at the new Xamarin partnership as an example (and yes they are a competitor, but I did mention them )
Now the pros of Neptune are in my opinion:
ABAP developer friendly development (removed 90% of JavaScripting needed)
Connected to the SAP transport System (Software Logistics as is)
Drag Drop designer that gives structured code (easy for a new developer to take over code, compared to the spaghetti provided by DJ <- I'll need to buy a few extra beers for that remark)
Native json communication provided by the Neptune Server (you can argue all you want about Odata, our solution is more flexible gives incredible performance and superb and easy to use offline capabilities)
Integration with Adobe build, use an SAP program to generate hybrid apps (The average ABAP developer does not install cordova and build hybrid apps - with Neptune he/she does)
Integration with SMP. Automatic connection with the REST API's of SMP both on-premise and in the Cloud
Reduced time to market. One of the largest SAP implementation partners in the Nordics stated that Neptune reduced development time by 80%
Free templates (Advanced templates such as fully functional PM, HCM, SD templates are available Experience | Neptune Software <- sorry for the marketing but you did ask)
UI5, all of the other third-party tools (Not SAP tools like App Builder, Eclipse etc) uses non UI5 frameworks. I personally believe that SAPUI5 (UI5) is the future of SAP UX and thus it only makes sense to keep a common and future-proof framework.
Network crunching. We optimize all networking. Which makes sense for mobility.
no extra infrastructure needed - it is a certified add-on and takes 15 mins to install.
Works with most versions of SAP. We even have alot of customers using 4.7 (we need the ICF so nothing lower). This is something the community often forgets. Yes it is cool to play with the latest Netweaver release, but do our customers have that installed?
Cons (woot!)
Cost, even if Neptune is very affordable it still requires license for productive usage (free for developers though - and hey we need to live as well ) So custom coding is cheaper in respect to license (but not in TCO in my opinion)
Generated code, even if we have added as much freedom to code custom JavaScript as possible there will always be restrictions in generated code compared to notepad. (But I haven't met an issue that couldn't be solved by custom coding in the Neptune Application Designer yet)
Other backend systems. Neptune is based on ABAP and as such it obviosly works best with an ABAP backend.
.... (Add stuff from other non Neptune ppl )
Regarding your questions:
1. Yes you can use Odata, best way is to consume it on the ABAP level, but you can of course consume it through JavaScript as well (Not recomended by me)
2. Yes see above (free templates and also premium templates by our partners)
3. No you can't modify a fiori app with Neptune, but the two solutions work perfectly together (You can add Neptune apps in the Fiori launchpad) One of our partners have created an RDS solution based on both Fiori and Neptune.
4. Neptune is an add-on to Netweaver and as such has no extra security in itself beyond that (And we seek not to do that). But we support any security you wish to add on top. I strongly advice having a look at the SAP Secure offering (App protection and MDM) as well as SMP (also the new Cloud edition which gives easy affordable protection for your backend)
So that was my very biased answer
Njål

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