Glassfish 3 was installed on my machine for one java project. Now I have to set up another java project using Glassfish 4. While deploying new project's EAR, I am getting below error.
I have double check everything like domain.xml, environment variables etc. Created EAR file multiple times useing maven. But nothing worked.
Please suggest on this. I have not deleted glassfish 3 yet. Do I need to change something on registry ?
In Glassfish 3 , Edit osgi.properties file in the glassfish/config folder and add this line at the end:
jre-1.8=${jre-1.7}
I think this will solve your issue.
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I have a .Net Core 3.1 DLL project that all of a sudden didn't build anymore with the following error message:
CSC : error CS2012: Cannot open 'some.dll' for writing -- 'Access to the path 'some.dll' is denied.'
This project is not under any kind of source control. It's not on a build server (what most questions on Stack Overflow is about). It's a project on my local machine.
Now, to rule out Visual Studio I've tried to build it from the command line with dotnet. Same thing unfortunately. Things I've tried:
Close Visual Studio, delete obj folder + bin folder
Delete the entire project and made a new one with the same name
Removed project reference to other project (to rule out: dotnet core build in parallel or simultaneously)
The suggestions here error CS2012: Cannot open <executable path> access to <executable path denied>
This all didn't help. Then I had success for 1 build with:
Changing the target framework from 3.1 to 3.0
Changing the name of the project
This built the project once, because the filepath changes really, but then I got the same error the 2nd built.
Then I've had a few days success by:
Moving the entire solution to a new folder without the problematic project. Then adding a brand new project and adding the code to this complete new project.
But unfortunately after a few days I got the exact same problem. I have no idea what changed. It's always this project (which is a unittest project) and not the other project that it references (also a DLL project). I am out of ideas. Anybody have any suggestions for me to try?
Thanks in advance for helping.
Update
My project's name = "TheGenesysProject.Engine.Test" and it was indeed quarantined by my company's security software as Pavel said in the comments. So I changed it to "JustSomeLib" and the security software didn't quarantine it anymore! Why this is, I have no clue whatsoever...
Update 2
it must be something in the project itself and not the name of the dll. I restored JustSomeLib so it had the same NuGet packages (xunit + xunit.runner.visualstudio) plus .cs files (just 3 files with some unittests in them nothing fancy) as TheGenesysProject.Engine.Test and it all build and worked once! Then I coded some more stuff. Added an unittest to test my new code and... Bam! In quarantine again. What the heck?! I am just logging this for if people have the same problem as I do.
Update 3
Just to conclude this story. The folder with sourcecode is now excluded from the malware scan and the dll's are not put in quarantine. This solved this problem. Thank you Pavel.
I use Eclipse PDT with Symfony projects (and the Eclipse plugin).
I currently have 2 symfony projects I'm working on, and I have trouble with the folder order :
I found some elements here : Eclipse PDT weird folder order but it wasn't enough.
As you may have noticed, my 3 source folders "app" "web" and "src" are not display in the same order for both projects.
For first project it goes app-web-src, and for the second it goes app-src-web.
If I go in project properties->php->include path, there's nothing here. In build path I can't configure order.
What am I missing ? How can we configure folder order in this view ?
I'm not sure if this a problem or something I missed, or if the problem/feature is from eclipse or the symfony plugin ("symfony feature" says my installation details).
Thank you for your help.
This bug has been fixed in current PDT snapshot. Will be released with Eclipse Neon.0 (PDT 4.0). See also bug report: https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=356629
I had that problem many times... the only solution that worked for me was removing and adding the project again to Eclipse.
When the first one fails, the second one is ok.
I created a windows universal app (windows 8.1 and windows phone 8.1 winrt) working with SQLite 3.8.7.4.
But with SQLite, nothing works ! (The type or namespace name 'SQLite' could not be found)
YES I have included SQLite in my references :
YES I tried to clean my project and to build it again,
But I have no result. Does anyone have any idea?
I tried to update SQLite to 3.8.7.4 version on an existing app and it works, so, i continue to search why.
P.S : I'm using .NET 4.5
I found the difference between my 2 projects :
In my existing app, there are 2 files : SQlite.cs and SQLiteAsync.cs
But these files are not created on the 2nd project, that's why i can't find SQlite reference on my class.
These files are included by installing "sqlite-net" package from nugget.
In universal app if you add this 2 files : SQlite.cs and SQLiteAsync.cs in the "Shared project" then you will automatically get the reference of SQlite libraries in both project..
Refer the following link and follow the steps mention it'll help you
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/826602/Using-SQLite-as-local-database-with-Universal-Apps
SQlite.cs and
SQLiteAsync.cs.
These two files are also missing from my project and when I try to install SQLite-net visual studio give me error that it is already installed. I spend a lot of time on finding why it is not adding these files to my project. If you are also suffering from same problem just uninstall it then reinstall it will start working.
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I've got myself an MVC2 web applicatin using .NET Framework 4 and am following these instructions to the T. However at step 10 when I save the updated ProjectTypeGuids I get a message saying "The project file projectname.csproj cannot be opened. The project type is not supported by this installation."
I do have MVC3 installed and am running VS2010, so I don't know what could the going wrong. Anyone have any thoughts on the matter? Thanks!
EDIT:
For what it's worth. If I create a blank project from scratch, I have the ability to create a new MVC3 project. However, if I right click on my solution and click add->New Project... I can only add MVC2 projects. This leads me to think that the solution is configured somehow to only support MVC2, however I can't figure out how to change it.
There is an extra package which is ASP.NET MVC 3 Tools Update, you must download and install it too.
Solution 1:
Open the visual Studio Find In Files Dialog and Select your project folder, then search for old GUID and replace it with new one exactly. Backup the directory before doing this.
Actually You must select the whole solution folder and search all the files not a specific extension.
Solution 2:
You must take a careful look at your csproj and sln files and compare it with a working one on your system to find the difference. if you have file compare tools like winmerge, use it to compare files character by character
I'm getting started with Qt and have encountered the following issue: when i compile and run my application from within QtCreator it runs all right, but when i go to the debug folder and double click .exe file to launch the app a message box pops up and it says
This application has failed to start because QtDeclaratived4.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem
Please notice - it is QtDeclaratived4.dll with letter d before 4, not QtDeclarative4.dll.
After searching in Google i found an advice to find the needed dll and put it inside project folder. But unfortunately such .dll is missing on my computer. I found QtDeclarative4.dll and tried putting it inside project folder but it didn't help. Can you propose me any other solution?
The d in the name indicates the debug version of Qt, which means that you compiled your application using the debug build.
You probably have this DLL on your computer and Qt Creator knows where it is, that's why it is able to run your application. However, you don't have the path to this library configured in your PATH environment variable, that's you are not able to executable your application manually (i.e. outside Qt Creator).
To fix this issue, you have 2 choices:
Compile your application selecting the release build;
Or add the full path to QtDeclaratived4.dll to the PATH environment variable.
QtDeclarative4.dll can be found in C:\[QT_INSTALL_DIR]\bin
You should definitely have this if you used the standard Windows installer that Qt distrubutes.