Tabla de Contenidos: “…Step 1: Download a Template -- Step 2: Edit the Template Using Developer Mode -- Step 3: Upload the Template -- Step 4: Generate the Template -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Working with Power Apps Customizations -- Working with Client-Side JavaScript in Power Apps -- Events -- Event Handlers -- Libraries -- Form Context -- Business Scenario -- Step 1: Write the Script -- Step 2: Upload the Script as a Web Resource -- Step 3: Add an Event Handler -- Develop Plugins for Power Apps -- Event Pipeline Execution Model -- Develop a Plugin Step-by-Step -- Step 1: Create a Class Library Project -- Step 2: Add the Required Microsoft SDK Binaries -- Step 3: Define the Required Objects -- Step 4: Implement the Core Logic -- Step 5: Sign in to Assembly -- Step 6: Register the Plugin -- Step 7: Add the Plugin Steps -- Step 8: Test the Plugin -- Plugin Impersonation -- Plugin Images -- Storing Plugin Configuration Data Settings -- Shared Variables -- Develop Custom Workflow Activities in Power Apps -- Step 1: Create a Class Library Project -- Step 2: Add the Required Microsoft SDK -- Step 3: Use the Required Objects -- Step 4: Implement the Core Logic -- Step 5: Register the Custom Workflow -- Step 6: Create a Workflow to Call a Custom Workflow -- Step 7: Test a Custom Workflow Activity -- Edit the Command Bar -- Step 1: Add a Command Button to the Main Form -- Step 2: Create a JS Web Resource to Call on Button Click -- Business Scenarios and Implementations -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Working with Integrations for Power Apps and Dynamics 365 -- Integrating Outlook with Power Apps -- Step 1: Determine Whether Your Organization Has an Office 365 Enterprise Subscription -- Step 2: Log In to Dynamics 365 CE and Enable Server-Side Synchronization -- Step 3: Configure the Mailbox -- Step 4: Install the Dynamics 365 App for Microsoft Outlook by Administer…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Introducing functions -- Introducing packages -- Running Go code -- Compiling Go code -- Using Go like a scripting language -- Important formatting and coding rules -- What you should know about Go -- Defining and using variables -- Constants -- Global variables -- Printing variables -- Controlling program flow -- Iterating with for loops and range -- Getting user input -- Reading from standard input -- Working with command line arguments -- Using error variables to differentiate between input types -- Understanding the Go concurrency model -- Developing the which(1) utility in Go -- Logging information -- log.Fatal() and log.Panic() -- Writing to a custom log file -- Printing line numbers in log entries -- Writing to multiple log files -- Developing a statistics application -- Summary -- Exercises -- Additional resources -- Chapter 2: Basic Go Data Types -- The error data type -- Numeric data types -- Avoiding overflows -- Non-numeric data types -- Strings, characters, and runes -- Converting int to string -- The unicode package -- The strings package -- Times and dates -- Working with different time zones -- Constants -- The constant generator iota -- Typed and untyped constants -- Grouping similar data -- Arrays -- Slices -- About slice length and capacity -- Selecting a part of a slice -- Byte slices -- Deleting an element from a slice -- How slices are connected to arrays -- Catching out of bounds errors -- The copy() function -- Sorting slices -- Pointers -- Converting a slice to an array or an array pointer -- Data types and the unsafe package -- Generating random numbers…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- See also -- Fetching data in groups using read_group() -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Chapter 6: Managing Module Data -- Technical requirements -- Using external IDs and namespaces -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Loading data using XML files -- How to do it... -- How it works…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…IBM Tivoli NetView integration -- 9.1 What IBM Tivoli NetView is -- 9.2 NetView 7.1.3 installation and configuration -- 9.2.1 Installation prerequisites -- 9.2.2 Suggested configuration steps -- 9.3 Adapter installation -- 9.3.1 Installing the NetView part of the adapter -- 9.3.2 Installing the TBSM part of the adapter -- 9.4 NetView adapter configuration -- 9.5 Using the adapter -- 9.5.1 Bulk discovery -- 9.5.2 How NetView resources are handled -- 9.5.3 Launching NetView Web console from TBSM -- 9.6 Troubleshooting the environment -- 9.6.1 TBSM adapter basics -- 9.6.2 TBSM communication -- 9.6.3 Testing the launch functions -- 9.6.4 TBSM adapter log and trace files -- 9.7 Extending the menus -- 9.7.1 Extending the NetView Web console -- 9.7.2 Extending the TBSM Java console -- Part 3 z/OS integration -- Chapter 10. z/OS installation and configuration -- 10.1 Source/390 implementation -- 10.1.1 Pre-installation tasks -- 10.1.2 Installing Source/390 -- 10.1.3 Bulk discovery configuration -- 10.1.4 Source/390 tuning considerations -- 10.1.5 Source/390 security -- 10.2 Setting up Tivoli NetView for z/OS -- 10.2.1 Modify the NetView started task procedure -- 10.2.2 Modify the DSIPARM members -- 10.2.3 Enable the PPI connection -- 10.2.4 Enable NETCONV connection -- 10.2.5 Enabling communication between NetView systems -- 10.2.6 Tuning considerations -- 10.3 Implementing the Event Server -- Chapter 11. z/OS data feeds and discovery -- 11.1 z/OS data feeds overview -- 11.2 System Automation for OS/390 Version 2.1 -- 11.2.1 Concept -- 11.2.2 Integration setup -- 11.2.3 Object discovery…”

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