Web-based catalog searching

Is there a way to search a pdf catalog from a webpage? Or is there a way to do the same thing with a pdf catalog but all web-based?

Have you looked at PDF IFilter?
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Web based PDF Search

I am working on a website for my father. nepaninjas.com and one of the requests my father ( Danny Chris Reinke PhD ) has for the site is that he wants his massive database of legislative PDFs regarding NEPA and emvironmental law be searchable from the site. He has created index files of the PDFs using AcroPro 8 on his machine and wants to basically have that available on the site. I will be researching this on my own through reading online, and I would love for anyone familiar with how to do this to give me some advice or ya know strait up tell me wha wha. K thanks!

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) for PDFs on the web is a topic discussed in the Learning Center at Acrobat User Community.
A listing of links are here: http://acrobatusers.com/search/google/SEO?query=SEO&cx=010702214422959725198%3Amrw4k197ftq &cof=FORID%3A11&sitesearch=#1111
For advanced search of PDFs on the local machine, optical storage media, or in network space the Catalog Index is without peer.
In web space? A no-start. An alternative is to process each PDF to embed an index. However, this forces a trade off - Fast Web View (to support page serving of PDF content from the web server) is lost.
Typically, you'd want PDFs in web space to have Fast Web View.
Process the PDFs for SEO prior to deployment to web space.
Look into an "in site" search engine that can do an effective crawl of the SEO processed PDFs.
Worth reading (for information about Cataloged Indexes) all the topics associated with the Searching and Indexing subject in Acrobat Help.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/acrobat/pro/using/WS58a04a822e3e50102bd615109794195ff-7c4c.w.h tml
Be well...

Web based vs email discussion lists

This might not be the right forum, i.e., Safari works great (and if there is a better forum for this, please direct me). I cannot understand why some people cannot tolerate web based discussion groups (much like the apple.com discussion site): they insist on using email discussion groups. I don't mind using email, but I'd rather have everything stored on some web site so I don't need to get extra emails and it's much easier (usually) to search for something on a web based discussion site. Is it like some people can only use cash and cannot use credit cards? Or is there something else I am missing?

I'd rather have everything
stored on some web site so I don't need to get extra
emails and it's much easier (usually) to search for
something on a web based discussion site.
Email can be an awfully lot faster and more efficient than logging into various websites, plowing through lists of messages in various forums, finding new ones, waiting for servers and browsers to do their thing, etc. The mailing lists I subscribe to have extremely fast and accurate web-based archive searches that go back as far as anyone would want.
On the other hand, groups with a high volume of lengthy messages can become very tedious via email, and I think these are better off in web format.
The important thing is not the format but what you need to accomplish. Anyone who thinks they can get help with Apple stuff from some mailing list or newsgroup that comes anywhere near what is available from this and other web-based forums is badly mistaken, I think.

SRM 7.0 cross catalog search transparent punch out and MDM

Hi,
I have problems with transparent punch out and OCI.
We are using HTTP POST, but when we create a SC what should we recieve in SAP. I suppose we should use HTML (the vendor suppose submitted HTML), but as far as I see it, SAP expect to recieve HTMÆ, right? http://www.attsuppliers.com/downloads/OCI_40_EN20030611.pdf
<form name="ociform" action=" https://eprocurement.site.com/RecieveOCI.jsp" method="post" enctype="application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8">
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-DESCRIPTION[1]" value="Java developer"/>
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-QUANTITY[1]" value="1"/>
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-UNIT[1]" value="EA"/>
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-PRICE[1]" value="15000.00"/>
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-CURRENCY[1]" value="EUR"/>
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-LEADTIME[1]" value="1"/>
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-VENDOR[1]" value="8c7d1ea0-7823-1000-b356-c0a87c200001"/>
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-VENDORMAT[1]" value="112233"/>
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-MATGROUP[1]" value="8800000"/>
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-EXT_PRODUCT_ID[1]" value="448f129ad5ebd8903ae85708c1316dbb"/>
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-CUST_FIELD6[1]" value="20"/> 
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-CUST_FIELD7[1]" value="1"/> 
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-CUST_FIELD8[1]" value="1"/> 
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-CUST_FIELD9[1]" value="0"/> 
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-CUST_FIELD10[1]" value="0"/> 
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-ZZ_E_MAIL[1]" value="[email protected]"/> 
<input type="text" name="NEW_ITEM-LONGTEXT_1:132[]" value="Request: The description of0000004 v 1. Quote: quote-0000001. Description: Pet Dogs"/>
</form>
Furthermore, is it possible to do cross catalog search accross MDM and a transparent punch out catalog?
/Jimmy

We are having problems with Transparent Punch Out and OCI.
We are using HTTP POST, but when we create a SC what should we receive in SAP??
Should we receive raw HTML or submitted/posted HTML?? As far as I can see, we should receive raw HTML...or?
Furthermore, is it possible to do cross catalog search across MDM and a Transparent Punch Out Catalog?

Looking for a web based filemanager (or similar).

Hello,
I have a small server at home hosting all my files and I am looking for a simple setup to be able to access these files from pretty much every where.
Usually I'm using ssh or sftp but the thought of being able to access the files through a web interface is really sounding good. So, I have been searching for a web based file manager and found a few, but none that really made me go wow.
The best so far is probably Ajaxplorer. One thing that I'm looking for though is a PAM authentication feature which Ajaxplorer doesn't have. Are there any web based file managers around that supports this?
Or... maybe I'm looking for the wrong things. Are there other nifty solutions available for accessing files on a remote folder through a web interface?

zenlord wrote:
If PAM authentication is all you're missing, why don't you setup http_auth?
THX for the suggestion, I was looking for something like this myself and the next version should have LDAP_auth - alrighty then!
Zl.
http_auth... do you have any nice links on how to use it? I've never heard of it
Ajaxplorer is quite nice after all and setting up repositories isn't all that bad. Looks like I'm sticking to it while I continue my search for another app.

I am experiencing difficulties opening some web-based PDF files on my iPad. I was having the same difficulty opening the same PDFs on my iMac (after I upgrade to Yosemite) but was able to overcome it by adjusting the Adobe Reader plug-in settings.

I am experiencing difficulty opening some web-based PDF documents on my iPad. I had exactly the same difficulty on my iMac (after I upgraded to Yosemite) but was able to overcome it by adjusting the Adobe Reader plug-in security settings in Safari (in OSX).
Unfortunately there does not seem to be a way to similarity adjust the security settings in Safari in iOS 8.
The message I get when I attempt to open the PDF (on my iPad) is as follows:
            "To view the full contents of this document you need a later version of PDF viewer. You can upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Reader from ..."
Needless to say this is unhelpful for two reasons:
- I have the very latest version of Adobe Reader; and
- in iOS Adobe Reader is not a plug-in and plays absolutely no role in opening web-based PDF documents.
If anyone has experienced this difficulty and has been able to overcome it I would be most appreciative to hear of you solution.
Cheers
AlbertaRic

Did you check what I would consider the first place to look:
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Problematic_extensions
If the site is still down (at least 12 hours) when you read this try [http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http%3A//kb.mozillazine.org/Problematic_extensions Google's cache]
Link or url would make it easier to see which page you tried rather than "your online solution for ...".
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_hangs ([http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http%3A//kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_hangs cached version])
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_crashes ([http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http%3A//kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_crashes cached version])
* [https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Firefox%20hangs#os=mac&browser=fx4 Firefox hangs | Troubleshooting | Firefox Help]

Need help for the web based project

I am using netbeans 5.5 and Sql server for db.What is the full form for DAO and how is it going to help me in my project.U also talk about uml want ot know about it.
and how is it coming to help me.Its a very wast topic i serached.what will be helpful to me of the UML.
What should i start first --- jsp or db design.
What should i use for web based project --- only use jsp(presentation)+dao or jsp+servlet+dao.What would be best ?
provide some nice link based on dynamic fetching of values from the database and showing it at runtime.
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java@mani

As stated in http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5167752 start reading the Java EE tutorial to get insights in the material.
what will be helpful to me of the UML.UML generally visualizes the core functionality. See http://www.google.com/search?q=uml+tutorial for some tuts.
What should i start first --- jsp or db design.Start with both and end with the best balance between both.
What should i use for web based project --- only use
jsp(presentation)+dao or jsp+servlet+dao.Depends on the business needs. Generally 3-tier webapplications are the best: web, business and data.
provide some nice link based on dynamic fetching of values from the
database and showing it at runtime.Check some SQL and JDBC tutorials how to fetch and process the data:
http://www.google.com/search?q=sql+tutorial
http://www.google.com/search?q=jdbc+tutorial
How to process it in the business and web layer is stated in the Java EE tutorial I've linked in your former topic.
For applying the patterns, check the http://java.sun.com/blueprints/corej2eepatterns/

Implementation costs SuS-SRM scenario (service procurement/web-based)

Hi out there,
I am currently trying to rough-estimate the implemantation costs for a SuS-SRM scenario (service procurement - supplier enablement/web-based) with all the components it requires:
software-wise: SRM with SuS and XI would be needed
Hardware-wise ? (rough estimate)
Consulting fees ? (rough estimate)
Current facts: SAP Enterprise 4.7 in use
Or maybe somebody can refer me to a SAP price list. I have searched high and low with no positive result. A rough estimate would be good enough.
kr
Andre

Dear Emmanuel,
Yes you will not find the Interface mapping after the scenario generation. These SRM scenarios are Proxy communication scenarios and mainly involved with no change in structures.
Regarding the Communication channels, yes you have to create the channels first, before the scenario generation.
The SRM scenarios are mainly used with proxy communication and you have to create channels with adapter type XI.
In your case - the scenario is - Service_Procurement_SupplierEnablement . you have to create two receiver communication channels. this scenario mainly exchanges data between EBP and SUS. the integration happens with the below interfaces-
InvoiceConfirmation_Out, InvoiceRequest_Out, PurchaseOrderRequest_Out, ServiceAcknowledgementConfirmation_Out, SupplierPortalTradingPartner_CreateOrChange_Out , InvoiceRequest_Out etc.
The Video I have uploaded to this link-
http://www.easy-share.com/1913995983/011000358700001939872008E.zip
Please download the same, you need WebX player as it is a .arf file.
Thanks
Sugata B Majumder

ITunes Web-Based or iTunes Match?

I'm sorry if this is not in the correct place. I searched for about an hour and did not find anything.
I have a really old ipod classic that i'm wanting to replace. My main issue in deciding between itunes and something like Amazon, is while I'm an Android user, I think music is best on an ipod, but I do not want to have to rely on iTunes.
We do not load iTunes on our workstations, and I have a seven year old workstation in our IT closet hanging onto its last breath just to run itunes. So here are my questions:
1) Will the new itunes that i'm hearing about be web-based at all? I'm wanting to download music from my ipad or ipod from the store, and just have it available in itunes. But i DO NOT want to have to buy music or upload it through iTunes?
2) Will iTunes Match in a way fix this? If i purchase iTunes match, can I now control all my music through match, or will i still have to have iTunes?
3) I'm wanting a wifi ipod, but I really don't care for the ipod touch, mainly because it's like the iphone without the phone part. Are any other ipods wifi where I could purchase music through a wifi connect?
Please help. I'd love to stay with ipods, but like many people, i'm not wanting to hang onto iTunes, and i'd rather manage my music in the cloud in a web-based itunes or perhaps if itunes match could do this.
thanks in advance for your help!!
Jason

I appreciate your professional and kind response, but alot of people feel that way. Especially the millions of people like me that like some of apples products, but feel that other devices might meet their needs better, or they might be in a work environment where PC or Android is more the norm.
Most other software is available web-based and I would have just thought this would have been a natural progression.
iTunes is a very resource heavy product, and people that enjoy the ipod and the benefits of iTunes, shouldn't be locked into having to download the huge program.
Thanks again for your response.

"ICM_HTTP_CONNECTION_FAILED" error for cross catalog search

We are running SRM 7.0 SP 08.
I have set up the external web services to access multiple external product catalogs to create shopping carts. These individual catalogs work fine for SC creation. (BTW, we removed the parameter for HOOK_URL as it seems to be not required starting SRM7).
However, when we are trying to run "cross catalog search", either from SC creation wizard or from normal SC creation screen, the popup window would appear with search in progress, but always return no result with detail message: "ICM_HTTP_CONNECTION_FAILED" for all catalogs.
I have debugged the scenario, and the error seems to be from FM /SAPSRM/PDO_CCS_BCKGRSEARCH, which is called in a background task. The statement that got the error is the following, with return code 1.
    CALL METHOD lv_res_client->receive
      EXCEPTIONS
        http_communication_failure = 1
        http_invalid_state         = 2
        http_processing_failed     = 3
        OTHERS                     = 4.
Could you shed some light as to what might have been the problem?
Thanks for your help.

We are running SRM 7.0 SP 08.
I have set up the external web services to access multiple external product catalogs to create shopping carts. These individual catalogs work fine for SC creation. (BTW, we removed the parameter for HOOK_URL as it seems to be not required starting SRM7).
However, when we are trying to run "cross catalog search", either from SC creation wizard or from normal SC creation screen, the popup window would appear with search in progress, but always return no result with detail message: "ICM_HTTP_CONNECTION_FAILED" for all catalogs.
I have debugged the scenario, and the error seems to be from FM /SAPSRM/PDO_CCS_BCKGRSEARCH, which is called in a background task. The statement that got the error is the following, with return code 1.
    CALL METHOD lv_res_client->receive
      EXCEPTIONS
        http_communication_failure = 1
        http_invalid_state         = 2
        http_processing_failed     = 3
        OTHERS                     = 4.
Could you shed some light as to what might have been the problem?
Thanks for your help.

Web based Auto dialer in java

Hi,
I have assigned the work that implementation of "web based auto dialer in java". The problem is I have a button on the web page . when I click on that button . I have to call to particular number (fixed number). I have search a lot . I didn't get . please tell me how to approach or please send me the code anybody have already implemented.

Hello Developers,
i am a new bee in this field. I have stressed out myself searching over the Internet. To my bad luck, not able to understand how the hel to proceed. What i was able to get were some s/ws .
I request the community to please guide, how to proceed .
Will be really grate full!
Even a little help will be appreciated!!

How theme-based text search work?

Hello all,
I want to use the theme-based text search feature of interMedia. I am not too understand about how it works.
Is that I need to build up my own threasrus that map a word to a concept. e.g. Concept 'Internet' include words such as 'Computer', 'Web', 'http'. And then when I use theme-based search for the word 'Internet', then it will give me all the records that contain the words 'Computer', 'Web' and 'http' ?
If it is the case, do it mean that I have to build up many many theasrus by myself?
Thanks for everyone's help in advance.

I am trying to do the same thing. I am successful in adding these related terms to thesaurus but unsuccessful in updating the knowledge base. If you got some success, let me know
Gagan
[email protected]
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by fenton lui ([email protected]):
Hello all,
I want to use the theme-based text search feature of interMedia. I am not too understand about how it works.
Is that I need to build up my own threasrus that map a word to a concept. e.g. Concept 'Internet' include words such as 'Computer', 'Web', 'http'. And then when I use theme-based search for the word 'Internet', then it will give me all the records that contain the words 'Computer', 'Web' and 'http' ?
If it is the case, do it mean that I have to build up many many theasrus by myself?
Thanks for everyone's help in advance.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Web-based data visualization tools

Hi. I originally posted this question to the LV forum, but I am going to modify my question because I think Diadem may be a good solution for us.
I am embarking on a interesting research project that will involve recording lots of physiological signals from patient monitors in a hospital. I will be recording signals like BP, spO2, Pulserate, ECG, etc.
Right now, my main design concern is how to give clinicians access to the data after it is recorded. I think Diadem might be a good solution, but I really want it to be web-based.
Here is my wish list:
- Store the data securely, where access can be restricted and controlled (e.g. user must login)
- Allow users (who are granted access) to login and view historical data via a simple web browser
- Allow users to pick datasets amd zoom, scroll, etc.
- Allow user to view data in stacked plots (e.g. so they can see multiple signals simultaneously on the screen and scroll the time axis)
- Allow user to annotate data (e.g. add comments at specific timestamps)
Do you have any reccomendations for a web-based data visualization tool like this? Do you think Diadem meet my needs?

Hello J Osborne,
You application sounds like a great fit for DIAdem and the DataFinder, with the exception of the Web-based nature of the application. We currently do not offer a native web interface to DIAdem and it's features, but there are ways to accomplish that using established technologies such as remote clients ...
Here are my comments to your individual questions:
- Store the data securely, where access can be restricted and controlled (e.g. user must login)
* The DataFinder Server (which works with DIAdem) technology can be used to give specific users access to only data they are supposed to see, so we can cover this part of your application
- Allow users (who are granted access) to login and view historical data via a simple web browser
* This would have to be achieved via a remote client solution, since DIAdem offers no native Web client
- Allow users to pick datasets amd zoom, scroll, etc.
* This is something that the DIAdem NAVIGATOR and DIAdem VIEW are very good at, including the ability to search for data sets based on specific key words, patient names, etc. and the ability to look at multiple data sets simultaneously in multiple windows with zooming and scrolling.
- Allow user to view data in stacked plots (e.g. so they can see multiple signals simultaneously on the screen and scroll the time axis)
* That's DIAdem VIEW, sounds like a perfect fit: http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/7384
- Allow user to annotate data (e.g. add comments at specific timestamps)
* DIAdem VIEW has the ability to highlight events with cursors, and we could easily add the ability to add comments through a custom dialog and a short script. We could prepare and demo this feature for you ...
I would be happy to discuss your application with you in more detail. Feel free to contact me at (800) 531-5066 (ask for Otmar Foehner) or via email at otmar DOT foehner AT ni DOT com.
Otmar D. Foehner
Business Development Manager
DIAdem and Test Data Management
National Instruments
Austin, TX - USA
"For an optimist the glass is half full, for a pessimist it's half empty, and for an engineer is twice bigger than necessary."

Web Based Reports

Hi,
I have a problem where my company doesn't want to
spend any money on new software but also wants web
based reports. I don't want to re-invent the wheel
here and am trying to develop a list of reasons why
we should'nt. Page breaks and numbering comes to mind..
HTML can't handle page breaks so how can I actually
make the printer spit out a new page?? Please help
with a good list of reasons to I can convince Mgt to
kick down with $ for a reporting package..I just get
the feeling that developing this on my own will only
lead major functionality problems that are hard to
anticipate (that package software already solved).
Thx!!

Hi John,
You could take a look at Oracle9i Reports features here (here you can get some reasons your mgmt might be interested in)
http://otn.oracle.com/products/reports/htdocs/getstart/whitepapers/datasheet_reports.html
You can see how many tools/plugins/samples/whitepapers are available for a professional reporting solution like Oracle9i Reports
http://otn.oracle.com/products/reports/htdocs/getstart/GettingStarted/index/index.html
You could search this Discussion Forum itself on any topic (like "printed reports", or "web-based reports") to get an idea of the kind of problems one might encounter in an enterprise reporting solution, and the professional support users can get. Customers have access to 24X7 support, and a website listing helpful notes, latest patches, etc.
http://metalink.oracle.com
Hope that helps,
Navneet.

Online Chapter on using Web-based Services

Dear All,
I just added a new chapter to my ["Killer Game Programming in Java"|http://fivedots.coe.psu.ac.th/~ad/jg/] website. It's about programming techniques for writing standalone programs that employ Web-based service APIs for searching Google, Amazon, eBay, and Yahoo.
As a test-bed, I've implemented an application which sends a book title to a service, and gets back a PNG image of the book's cover. I've written five versions: one each for Google, Amazon, and eBay, and two aimed at Yahoo.
It's chapter 33 "Using Web Service APIs", located in the "Networking" section, about 2/3 of the way down the page.
Your comments are appreciated.
- Andrew
Edited by: AndrewDavison on Jun 30, 2009 2:39 AM

rukbat wrote:
kajbj wrote:
Your comments are appreciated.Please don't post unsolicited announcements in these forums.
Kaj
Yes, I've seen that, but they are old, and I don't want to resurrect them.

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