There are two ways in which a kaa app sdk can be downloaded from the sandbox. One from the front panel of the kaa sandbox and the second from the admin panel.
These two java sdk downloads for zeppelin demo are very different. The first method gives lib and src directories after extraction but the 2nd gives com, org and META-INF directories. The first download compiles perfectly fine with mvn but the second does not compile at all. Why are these two downloads different?
Also, whenever I make changes to any schema, can I download the changed sdk from the sandbox front panel or do I have to always download it from the admin panel?
Using "Source" button on the Sandbox page you download the source code of an application and the Endpoint SDK. If you change some schemes and create new Endpoint SDK, you must generate and download it at Administration UI page and replace existing Endpoint SDK in your project lib directory. Read Your first Kaa application and Using Kaa endpoint SDKs/Java.
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I have a windows setup project along with my project(WPF application) where I am adding a 3rd party USB driver(Silicon Labs USBXpressInstaller.exe) as a Custom Action in the setup project which makes my .MSI file along with the USB driver.
Project Tree: MyProject and SetUp Project
Custom Action for my SetUp Project:
After I build the project and the setup project, it is installing fine if the user is an Admin but gives the error pop-up "There is a problem with this windows installer package. A program run as part of the setup did not finish as expected. Contact your support personnel or package vendor"(see below image) every time non-Admin tries to install the MSI. How can I fix this issue?
Any help would be really appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Thanks,
Sudheer
Edits: Below are the properties of my Setup project
Below are the properties of the Custom Action
Edits (08/06/2021): How can I suppress the below window when a non-admin is installing the msi?
Latest Update: I received a call from a client saying that they are not able to install the application at all. The user has DOMAIN ADMINISTRATOR rights for the PC he is trying to install on. For me, it is working now once I enter the Admin password (which I want to suppress). But, for the DOMAIN ADMINISTRATOR, there is no UAC pop-up shown as they are in the ADMINISTRATOR group but does not install as well.
For logging purposes I´d like to print to console or even display the current deploy ID (or message) of my firebase web app that is being accessed by the browser.
Firebase Hosting recently released a new REST API. You can use sites.releases.list to see what version is currently deployed.
Old answer:
Firebase deploy IDs don't appear to be available anywhere via programmatic access. The CLI doesn't support listing current or previous deploys.
My recommendation would be to go in the other direction. Have your source code in a vcs like git. When you build and deploy a new version set the vcs hash or version in the deployed code and as the message for firebase deploy. You can then log the log the source version in your code and you can manually associate that back to a release in the Firebase UI.
I have my ASP.NET Core + Angular WebApp uploaded to GitHub(through VSTS) and now I would like to set up the CI pipeline. After that I would like to deploy my app to Azure.
In the template section - there is an ASP.NET Core template, but also an Azure Web App template.
Considering my case which is better suited for this case?
I found the almost perfect working answer in Levi Fuller's blog.
You can get it working with a minor change: unlike what Levi states, you really need only a single npm task
set up the npm task
by clicking the three dots button -> set the Working folder with package.json to your folder that contains the package.json file.
set up the Azure App Service Deploy
by clicking the three dots button -> set the Package or folder to your folder that contains the .csproj file.
There isn’t the build template that you use directly, the template is convenient to use, you need to modify it per to detail requirement.
Refer to these steps:
Go to build page of team project (e.g. https://XXX.visualstudio.com/[teamproject]/_build)
Click +New button to create a build definition with ASP.NET Core template
Add npm install task before .NET Core Restore task (Command: install; Working folder with package.json:[package.json folder path])
(optional) Delete/disable .NET Core Test task if you don’t need
Add Azure App Service Deploy task at the end (Package or folder: $(build.artifactstagingdirectory)/**/*.zip; Check Publish using Web Deploy option)
Note: you can move step 4 to release and link this build to release (change package or folder to $(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)/**/*.zip).
Anyone have experience/documentation integrating the HockeyApp SDK into a VS2015 Community Windows 10 Mobile Cordova app and adding the version to the HockeyApp dashboard?
When I use HockeyApp on my Windows device, I see the following error when I try to install
This App cannot be installed over the air.
I packaged the app using Project > Store > Create App Packages and uploaded the .aapx from the AppPackages. I select no when the wizard asks if Do you want to build packages to upload to the Windows Phone
Store?
Any thoughts?
In addition, When I upload the release apk, or aapx I get the following on the HockeyApp dashboard.
No statistics found. Please integrate HockeySDK to collect analytics, crash reports, and feedback:
Note: I am using the cordova-hockeyapp-plugin for Android and IOS.
https://github.com/wnyc/cordova-plugin-hockeyapp
Right click your project and select store, then click Create App Packages. Select no as you mentioned, click next, you can set Version and output type in the page. Check ARM and click create button. You may upload .appx file to Hockeyapp. Hockeyapp will create a new project in the dashboard.
Did you sign your app for company app distribution as described here?
If yes, please upload your .aetx token to the app page, then the download page should offer both files and the installation should work.
Did you set the right App ID? Does the version exist on HockeyApp? If you set right, the crash report will appear.
This App cannot be installed over the air. error appears because an .aetx is required. An .aetx is generated using a purchased Enterprise Mobile Code Signing Certificate from Symantec Corp and AetGenerator.exe
However, if you want to use the native HockeyApp for sideloading on the device, you'll still get This App cannot be installed over the air.
Note: An .aetx is not necessary for sideloading Windows 10 mobile apps. Unfortunately, the native HockeyApp does not have the ability to download and install the app for sideloading. Instead, the app should be download and sideloaded to the device via the web ui.
Solution:
Purchase Symantec Certificate to create .aetx
or
Sideload apps using the HockeyApp web ui.
Hope this helps!
I'm using the latest version of SpringSource Tool Suite (STS). I have set up a Java project. My code has an Ant build file that packages a WAR. I have Tomcat 6.0.24 installed locally on my Mac 10.6.3. Can someone point me to how I deploy my project onto the server from the IDE and as such, set up debugging with breakpoints?
Thanks, - Dave
Here is what you need to do:
Open up the servers view inside of STS.
Create a new Tomcat instance, and point it to your locally installed Tomcat. (Alternatively, you can use the pre-installed tcServer instance, which is essentially Tomcat with a few extra things like Spring Insight).
Right-click on your project and select Configure -> Convert to Faceted Form...
In the dialog that comes up, choose Dynamic Web Module
Now, you should be able to drag and drop your project onto the server instance.
After that, right-click on the server instance and select "Debug"
You can find more detailed instructions here:
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-eclipse-tomcat/index.html