I tried downloading the mesibo app open source code but I came to know it is of V1.0.0 and the app on the play store is V1.1.33 . I need help for getting the source code of V1.1.33
What made you think so? All the source code on GitHub is for the latest version. Ensure that you are using the latest SDKs
https://github.com/mesibo/messenger-app-android/
https://github.com/mesibo/messenger-app-ios/
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I developed a mobile app using CN1's BLE library. The BLE api did not work after I've added the library that I've downloaded from https://github.com/chen-fishbein/bluetoothle-codenameone, however, I solved this issue by adding the library using CN1's settings/extensions UI instead of manually copying the downloaded libs after I've found the EvSunWoodard's comment here Codenameone Bluetooth APIs not working on android.
CN1 recently updated and I'm stuck with the same problem after I've added the BLE extension using the new and old settings UI. When I try to call any bluetooth method, the app does not respond and does not catch any exeptions - it simply does nothing. I've noticed that the new settings UI adds a new java package to the impl/stubs library that did not use to be there before the update, I've tried removing this package, as the bluetooth.class file is still there, but this did not have any affect.
Anyone have any ideas on how to get the BLE library working again?
The most current repo with the bluetoothle lib is https://github.com/codenameone/bluetoothle-codenameone
It is a couple of commits ahead of the fork you used. It should work for you.
However, it is the same version that you'll get by simply downloading it through Codename One preferences.
I have been trying to execute R code on U-SQL using the R extensions mentioned in the documentation (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-lake-analytics/data-lake-analytics-u-sql-r-extensions).
When I try to execute the example scripts mentioned in the link above, it throws the error:
C# error CS1739: The best overload for 'Reducer' does not have a parameter named 'rReturnType'
And when I remove the rReturnType parameter I am unable to make sense of the output.
Are there any other Extension.R parameters which will serve the same purpose?
Which version of the extensions have you installed? if you installed them some while ago, the parameters of the libraries may have changed and be out of date with the documentation. I am pinging the owner of the documentation page to make sure that the docs are in sync with the latest released version.
UPDATE: I checked and the documentation is aligned with the latest version. Please go to the ADLA Portal and reinstall the U-SQL Extensions. Please make sure that you read up on the release notes in case you or someone else uses the older version.
I am trying to run a project on meteor but getting this error in the command line-
this project uses Meteor1.0.2.1, which isn't available on Windows. To
work with is app on all supported platforms, use ,meteor update
--release METEOR#1.1.0.2 to pin this app to the newest Windows-compatible release.
I have tried updating to which I am getting the error message
while checking for meteorhacks:kadira-binary-deps#1.2.1:error: No
compatible binary build found for this package. Contact the package
author and ask them to publish it for your platform.
I tried updating this to which i was brought back to the first error message.
Does anyone know how I can run this meteor package? It is sparrow-finance to be specific.
Regards
Chris
The answer is simply remove the kadira package which you can do by editing the packages file in .meteor.
But, kadira is really useful. So what I'd suggest is to set up meteor environments. Meteor cookbook has a good example of this - https://github.com/awatson1978/meteor-cookbook/blob/master/cookbook/environment-detection.md .
If your environment is anything other than local, use kadira, else don't use it.
I have a project is working for android browser. Is there a way to generate the apk file?
Also, are there anything that I shoud know before generating the apk file?
There are a few steps to follow in order to generate the Android application file (.apk) from a meteor app:
meteor install-sdk android
Have the mobile-config.js file in your project root (mobile-config.js example)
meteor add-platform android
meteor build ~/your-output-dir --server=yourapp.meteor.com
Then you will have your .apk file in ~/your-output-dir/android/unaligned.apk
If you want to proceed and submit to Google Play Store, here are the steps to follow: https://guide.meteor.com/mobile.html#submitting-android
Hope this helps!
You can build an APK file with meteor build command.
Read more about it in the docs: http://docs.meteor.com/#/full/meteorbuild or by typing meteor help build in your terminal.
Starting with Meteor 1.2, the bundled Android tools have been removed and a system-wide install of the Android SDK is now required. This should make it easier to keep the development toolchain up to date and helps avoid some difficult to diagnose failures. The meteor install-sdk command no longer attempts to download and install the Android tools for you (it has been deprecated and just points you to these instructions).
like imslavko says, meteor build works pretty fine, also if you are looking for more information take a look on this Meteorpedia
It work for me
Reegards
As of now playstore has started giving warning while uploading APK about unoptimised bundle and insisting for uploading Android app bundle.
Insted of generating APK why not generate .aab of your project and reduce size of the application.
For people wondering about how to generate .aab for your existing project can read my blog here:
My blog link
I want to play around with Moq framework. I wanted to download the framework, so I reached http://code.google.com/p/moq/ through google, but the first line mentions that this project has been moved to GitHub. When I went to GitHub I see only the source code. My questions are :
1) Which is the correct web site to download Moq binaries.? (I do not want Source code.).
2) Why am I not able to view the binary files in the GitHub website for Moq. Is it that I need to download the source code and then compile it myself.?
3) Should I only go to GitHub website in future for any updates. Currently code.google.com/p/moq provides binary files.
The moq project now moved to github. The quickstart is also now on github
So to answer you questions:
You can get the latest version from nuget: http://nuget.org/packages/Moq/
Or download the latest binaries from github: https://github.com/Moq/moq4/releases
At the moment you can still download the old moq binaris from the Downloads page: https://code.google.com/p/moq/downloads/list (you can use to search filter if you are looking for older versions) or you can use
In the future a who knows where it be hosted, because it is an open source project you can create you own fork and maintain it to make sure that it will last until you need it.