Ribbon

Ribbon的版本是2.3.0.release. 图1 AvailabilityFilteringRule继承了PredicateBasedRule，这是因为使用到了AbstractServerPredicate. choose方法如下List-1, 轮循选一个，判读是否满足条件，如果满足则返回，超过10次，则调用父类的choose方法选择. List-1 public Server choose(Object key) { int count = 0; for(Server server = this.roundRobinRule.choose(key); count++ <= 10; server = this.roundRobinRule.choose(key)) { if (this.predicate.apply(new PredicateKey(server))) { return server; } } return super.choose(key); } 来看AvailabilityPredicate，如下List-2, apply方法返回true，需要满足俩个条件，断路器闭合，调用服务的并发请求数小于限制数 List-2 public boolean apply(@Nullable PredicateKey input) { LoadBalancerStats

I am in the process of creating a VBA add-in for Excel 2010, and I used the " Custom UI Editor for Microsoft Office " tool to create my own ribbon. However, I would like to give the user the option to load my add-in without displaying the ribbon, or with different parts of the ribbon visible. With menus, I know you can completely control them programmatically, but ribbons seem to work differently. Is there a way in VBA to not load my customUI.xml ribbon tabs on startup? Is there a way to remove items from (or add items to) these tabs at runtime? Scott Holtzman here is a whole slew of help on

I'm looking for a WPF prism with ribbon application samples and tutorials. I have found many that cover prism or ribbon but only a few sources provide any information about implementating those two together in one application. No course code usually in available tough. An example with a few simple modules and a classical ribbon tab control would be perfect for me to start. Thanks for any help. Regards, Enzo. Edit: I should add that by combining the two I want to be able to load different modules depending on the ribbon tab selected by user. You can find some info on a customized region adapter

Does Microsoft have ribbon control for non-Office applications? If not is there any that are available for free? I like that component and would like to use it my WinForm 4.0 application. vcsjones Microsoft makes one for WPF that you can download here . There is an open source ribbon that should work for traditional WinForms. Microsoft have made a bit of a mess of providing a Ribbon control. Initially it had some very complex licence conditions , these may be relaxed now but the control is not as easily available as some of their recent NuGet deployed goodies. There seem to be more options in

I followed the directions here to create a custom ribbon for an Access application. But none of the buttons worked! I kept getting an error that stated Access couldn't find the function or macro, even though it was public and in a standard module. Eventually I discovered that it would work if I used the following syntax: onAction="=fncMyFunction('string argument', 1234)" fncMyFunction receives the manually typed in arguments, but not the ribbon object. In Word for another project, I created a custom Ribbon by opening the document up as a .ZIP file, adding the XML in the appropriate place, and