Logic Pro Browser

[Mohammed Huberty]

Apologiesas I don't really understand the workings of Logic but I wanted to know it it was possible to run a version through a web browser? I am interested in running a version and making it available to many people through a secure website. In the same fashion as indabamusic.com do with their Mantis software.

Even if you could run Logic or any DAW from the web, I wonder how useful it could possibly be. The latencies for MIDI recording would be ever-changing, i.e., random, i.e., completely unpredictable. Even if you played a single note off message and got it recorded, the transmission of the note off message would be delayed by an unpredictable amount.

Hmm, that's pretty fun. I was enjoying the 303 emulator, which actually sounds pretty good. It's amazing how far web apps and flash have come. I suppose this is viable for programming electronic music, but as ski noted, changing latencies would make playing MIDI or recording audio a near impossibility.

Anyone know of a way to set a location for the media browser in Logic X? By default it sets to project, but I would like it to automatically open my folder called "audio samples" at my desktop. As of know I am directing manually every time i want to open a folder and it is time consuming

I think I've found another method: in the "all files" section of the media browser, control-click the tab-like bar near the top that shows Computer, Home, and Project. It should show you a menu that says "Set current location as Home" and "Reset Home location". Ta-da.

Hi. please make it happen, i wanted to have my browser where my local samples are located be on the other monitor instead of using the finder. And also it is annoying when you hide the Browser window temporarily, and when you open it again, it lands you to home, and had to open the location of the files again.

In Logic, you can open as many windows you like and move them on many monitors. You can save and recall different screen-sets just by pressing the number keys. Additionally, you can lock or unlock them.

I have created an Azure Logic App in the Azure portal and successfully added several steps. I add the Azure DevOps List Iterations step and click the sign-in button. A popup prompts me to sign-in and then closes and I am left with the follow error in the Logic Apps designer:

For this problem, please check the resource group which your logic app belongs to. When you click the "Sign in" first time, it will generate a "API Connection" in the same resource group of you logic app. Its name should be like "visualstudioteamservices" (shown as below screenshot).

Please delete this api connection and then wait a few minutes(because there may be a delay in deleting operation). Then go back to your logic app and delete the DevOps List Iterations action, then create the DevOps List Iterations action again it will ask you for the sign in credential.

Higher Logic is committed to providing the highest level of security and privacy for our customers. To achieve this, we will be transitioning our AWS asset retrieval to Transport Layer Security (TLS) version 1.2 and above in order to adhere to industry best practices and to align with the latest security standards.

Outdated software, such as older web browsers or operating systems, may not be compatible with TLS 1.2. To avoid any interruption of content downloads, we recommend updating your software/browser to the latest version that supports TLS 1.2 and above.

Each of Higher Logic's supported browsers (listed above) has a unique "settings" section in which you manage the browser, such as enabling/disabling cookies. Refer to your browser's "help" or "support" documentation for information and guidance on how to enable cookies in that browser.

Single-Sign On (SSO) is an authentication scheme that allows users to log in once with an ID and password, and then be able to access additional related, but independent, sites without having to re-enter their authentication details.

We would love to hear back from users how they might use this. Our main problem was that aside from simply being really cool, it was hard to justify the effort of maintaining the application front-end in a way for it to run from a regular web browser.

So, just, for me, for example, share a .SAL a RESET_SIGNAL it will be nice.

Each user can be, scroll in the time of capture (like logic2), zoom in on a specific area, display signal measurements when the mouse cursor is in a zone.

@giants92 Thanks for sharing your web pages! I see what you mean. It would be great to actually be able to interact with your captures from within your web page. I noticed you implemented image swapping via mouse hover in the meantime as a workaround .

This would help allow viewing and sharing capture files, without needing our desktop app. This would also open up the ability to view captures via your phone/tablet, and also could enable users to interact with captures from within a broswer/web page...

Hi,

I am new to Snaplogic. I would like to read all the files in a specific directory at specific intervals. I am evaluating two options. Would like to know the pros and cons of each.

Option 1: Directory Browser snap with Task

Option 2: File Poller snap

Select this check box to instruct the Snap to provide an output only when there is a change in the contents of the polled directory. When selected, the Snap provides an output during its initial run if it finds matching documents. However, it provides polling results in the next run only if the polled directory has newer files that match the pattern specified.

Wondering if someone could provide options to identify when a Messenger conversation is within the 72 hours (asynchronous). I'm trying to add a logic that would identify them in the flow so that it won't offer the initial greeting. Instead, it should offer a "welcome back message."

Using Chrome in incognito mode, it works fine when I close the browser. However, when I return to the same conversation in the same session, it still identifies it as a new conversation and not an existing conversation.

Hi Jaime - good question, thanks for diving deeper into Messenger.

In my demos I typically use a more simple approach, leveraging Architect's Built-In Variables (see the Message tab). There's a handy variable to determine whether this is new or existing conversation Message.IsNewConversation: you could use that boolean in a Decision block. If the conversation is not-New, then you could infer that it's happened within last 72 hours.

Hope it helps!

Before extensive AJAX, MVC in which the controller was the server-side code rulled. A server had to route answer requests for Dynamic web pages (i.e. templated html solutions like JSP and ASP). The server to coordinate the calls to the database and decide which dynamic page to use to answer the page request. The result of all of this is that server ended up containing the business logic, even though business logic isn't strongly tied to the idea of serving pages.

Now that we are moving to "Web 2.0" a server servers static pages that use JavaScript to fill themselves and change what they are presenting. The can be in the JavaScript. The JavaScript often implements a RESTful service meaning that it is specifying database query.

So the server is left to the roles of serving actual files and answering AJAX calls. And answering AJAX calls is merely session management and providing security. And really, what a user should even be able to see is data that should be specified in the database.

So from there, should the server be relegated to the role of a dumb intermediary that only occasionally does something like send out an email or fire off a webservice? Could business logic all live in JavaScript (when it is not secret) or live in stored procedures when it is?

Business logic almost always has to run on a server you control, for security reasons. If by "server" you mean "web server", then I agree, it doesn't need to have almost any business logic. But you almost always need an application server with the business logic, whether that's inside a database or a web server or is separate and called by the web server.

Even prior to Web 2.0 and AJAX it really wasn't considered a best practice to mix your business logic with ASP pages. It was considered better to have an independent business logic and to have the server portion of the presentation logic be in ASP, JSP, or whatever. So the real change from web 2.0 is that the presentation layer can be entirely in javascript. I kind of prefer that, personally.

The resources exposed by REST are not your database records; they're fully managed objects that behave according to your business logic. When the server receives a POST or PUT, it shouldn't just validate and store. It has to perform anything that's appropriate for the application.

Simple example: a twitter-like app receives tweets as POST messages on a given container. The server then analyzes the context ("who are you?", "which channel is this?") and content ("any hashtags?", text indexes, etc.) and stores all this in the respective queues. Probably adds a reference directly to all your followers.

If your product grows massively, the database becomes the bottleneck, so whilst "performance" suggests putting business logic into stored procedures, it puts additional CPU load on your database server, bringing forward the day when the server reaches max capacity. Unlike webservers, ACID databases do not easily scale up by using parallel hardware. If your product will never be that successfull, this is not an issue.

The thought of maintaining business logic in javascript running on webbrowswers, where different browsers will requrire different javascriopt, multiple versions of browsers, etc... Why make this issue any more complicated than it already is?

As Javiar has said though, using a REST approach as a database API for your product is really not sensible. Its a benefit of a REST interface is that other people will then think of different ways to use and query your REST interface. However this is public post business logic resources and not low level table record resources. The thought of making such low level data queries available over the HTTP api sounds like a security nightmare.

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