Mobile app connecting to On-premise web service -  Bluemix Approach   Rajesh K Jeyapaul , Cloud Architect , IBM Vikas Yadav ,  IIITB Bangalore Daksh Varshneya , IIITB Bangalore        Suvarna Lingasai V Krishnakumar , IIITB Bangalore   Scope: How Bluemix helps to  retrieve  information which is available as a service in a secured environment ? How  mobile applications can access  on-premise web service running in a secured environment ? In this Blog we would like to share our Bluemix... [More]

Tuesday, June 30 6:30 a.m. ET   Every line of code you create comes with a complexity cost. How can you tame this complexity for your large source base? One way is to streamline your delivery turnaround time for enhancements and fixes by visualizing your projects' source code—after all, "a picture is worth…” Some major financial systems are driven by industry standard visual representations that allow those projects to meet agile DevOps demands. Join this session to learn about productivity gains and improve... [More]

RVCE Interns@IBM. The following APIs have been tested and called using C#. Since some namespaces aren't readily available in C#, we had to download them externally and include them as references. The namespace Newtonsoft.Json can be found here  http://www.newtonsoft.com/json 1.) Personality Insights : Takes the input as a .txt file which, for example, may contain the bio-data of an applicant to a job. The output would be in JSON format containing possible personality traits. 2.) Language Identification : Takes text in a particular... [More]

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RVCE interns@ IBM We have tested few watson APIs and Alchemy API using C#.These are useful for building applications using Xamarin or any other platform creating applications in C#.   These are the test cases: 1) Relationship extraction:      Input: It takes in text input to find the relations      Output: It outputs either in xml/json format.   The test case written outputs in xml.  2)TradeOff Analytics:     Input: A JSON input containing options and objectives*.     Output:A... [More]

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WATSON API's Test Cases: IIITB-Interns @IBM We have tested and called the watson API's using our JAVA code. We have Tested,   -> Language Identification,    Input: Text in any language.    Output: Identifies the language and gives it as output in JSON/Text/XML format. -> Question and Answer,    Input: Question pertaining to the chosen dataset(Healthcare/Travel).    Output: Gives the ansewer to the Q and similarity, relevance and other details about the Q. -> Machine Translation,... [More]

Alchemy API Testcases The Java Code to Test Alchemy API, For Complete documentation and refernces to the API, https://www.alchemyapi.com/ Github link for the Java Testcases, https://github.com/krishna0507/AlchemyAPI_Java.git Input: Any Blog URL Output: Json/XML format of the API called(For example, Author Extraction of the Blog is an API call) [Refer the Documentation for further interesting and amazing API's]   ENJOY :D

A basic implementation of calling Alchemy API using python. I have used request library but you can use urllib too.   import requests import json  from BeautifulSoup import BeautifulSoup       sentiments = 'any positive negative neutral' sentiments = sentiments.split()   types = 'free text person city company organization' types = types.split()   api_key = " "   def news_api(text, type, sentiment_type,):         ... [More]

On May 12, IBM announced the roll out of its new services for its Bluemix cloud development platform geared to help developers create analytics driven applications.    The Bluemix API Management service gives developers the capability to rapidly create, deploy and share large-scale APIs. It also provides an easy-to-use and consumable way of controlling critical APIs.   IBM publicly partnered with Microsoft on providing a .NET Buildpack, which is a way to run .NET applications on Bluemix.    Read the entire article... [More]