TousifAhamed Nadaf

Dear Team, Could you please update this example with complete details and screenshots? I am unable to run it.

@apreble Try using open source models, you don't have to pay.

From the documentation: Creating an extension using only Visual Studio 4 To be able to debug the extension, you must manually do the following configuration in Visual Studio: Select the extension project in Solution Explorer. Select View > Property Pages . On the Debug page, click Open debug launch profiles UI, and, in the Launch Profiles dialog, do the following: Click Create a new profile , and choose Executable. For your new profile, under Executable, point to a Spotfire.Dxp.exe on your computer. It could be your installed version, some intermediate beta-version or similar. For example, C:\Users\{username}\AppData\Local\Spotfire\14.0.0\Spotfire.Dxp.exe. Is it mandatory to use 14.0.0\Spotifre.Dxp.exe to execute Extenstion examples of \..\SPOT_sfire_dev_14.2.0_win\SDK\Examples\Extensions\SpotfireDeveloper.CustomPanelExample or we can point to older executables?

Hi @Peter McKinnis Yes I Spotfire 12.0.0 installed on my machine and have provided relevant path under Debug > Start action > Start external program, even after that I do not see any output when Spotfire is launched.

Greetings @Peter McKinnis Thank you for your comment, Now I am using Visual Studio 2022, I have 14+ SDK, is it mandatory to have Spotfire 14+ installer to run default examples?

Thank you :)

Hi team, I'm working on building an extension following this guide: Creating an extension using only Visual Studio (tibco.com) I'm encountering an error when trying to create the project. The error message specifies a required MSBuild version, but I can't find that specific version through the Visual Studio installer. Has anyone else faced this issue? Any suggestions on how to proceed? Error: The project file cannot be opened. Version 8.0.204 of the .NET SDK requires at least version 17.8.3 of MSBuild. The current available version of MSBuild is 16.11.2.50704. Change the .NET SDK specified in global.json to an older version that requires the MSBuild version currently available. Thanks, Tousifahamed

I am working to implement below scenario: I tried with web socket however Spotfire Sudeenly Exits/terminate its execution,

Thanks for the suggestion! While Spotfire Streaming sounds like a great solution, it's currently outside my budget. I'm looking for ways to leverage the Python data functions I already have access to for real-time data integration. Do you have any insights on potential workarounds using Python data functions or alternative methods that wouldn't require additional licensing?

I'm working on integrating real-time data from a WebSocket feed into my Spotfire analyses. While I understand Spotfire offers data functions for data manipulation, I'm unsure how to directly connect to WebSockets using them. Here's what I've found so far: Spotfire data functions (R/Python) primarily focus on processing existing data within the analysis file. Spotfire itself doesn't have built-in WebSocket functionality. My Questions: Are there any workarounds or techniques to leverage Spotfire data functions for real-time data access via WebSockets? What are some best practices or alternative methods for integrating real-time data sources with Spotfire analyses? I'd appreciate any insights or experiences from the community on this topic. Thanks!

Great news! I found a solution by consolidating the custom authenticator code within the data function. After restarting the service, everything functioned as expected.

I'm having trouble with an authentication library. I can successfully use it to authenticate users outside of Spotfire, for example, in Visual Studio Code. However, the authentication fails when I try to use the library within Spotfire through a Data Function. I've also attempted using the Python Script Executor option within Data Functions, but the issue persists.

Sure thank you, actually I tried restarting but it did not work. Did you try in similar way did it work for you?

Greetings Gaia, Thank you for your respose, I am able to install python packages/libraies and also I am able to see them from Tools > Python Tools > Package Management > Installed Packages, Problem is when I run the data functions it says it is not able to find relevant module, and the python data function code is working fine when I run it via vs code.

Issue: A Python virtual environment with a specific Python version and required packages works correctly when running locally. However, the script fails to recognize the installed packages when executed from the Spotifire Data Functions option. Additional Information: The Spotifire library is installed.