I started an open source project on google code. I've seen in other google code projects Downloads tab where I suppose to upload my files. I need to share a Liferay project and I prefer in this phase to share a zip/war file (Liferay bundles with source code): is it possible to do this? How it is possible to create Downloads tab? Do I need to use mercurial, svn or git also for this step?
I'm sorry, but Google Code no longer supports downloads for new projects. The download links you've seen are for older projects that were grandfathered in, but those projects also will no longer be able to create new downloads starting next January.
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I need to send off this project I've been working on via email so I'd like to just zip up the project folder and send it off. I've done this in previous version of VS with no problem but with Visual studio 15 the project folder only contains the solution file a .vs folder and a packages folder. None of the actual files are included i.e default.aspx and so on.. If I try to zip up this folder and send it off it doesn't open on the other end. I've tried exporting as a template but that didn't really work because it doesn't contain the solution file. Is there any easy way to just export the entire project so that it can be easily opened by another user on a different computer (They need to be able to see each individual file in the solution basically how you see it in the solution explorer)?
I use CleanProject for this, amazingly, it still does a fantastic job with my VS2015 projects. It cleans (removes bin/, obj/ etc) and then creates a minimum zipfile.
You can download it here:
https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/bca632e0-3948-43c8-b337-da47275717b6
It does not work from VS2015, but from the file explorer. If that doesen't freak you out, it's a great timesaver for those situations :)
Here at the step 5 of the first exercise (In the Add Existing Item dialog box, navigate to the Source/Assets/Models folder and select all the files. Click Add.) the tutorial make a reference to a set of files that I don't know where they are. Where I can find those files?
At the top of the page:
All sample code and snippets are included in the Web Camps Training Kit, available at http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=36393.
Once installed read the readme, you are doing the Hands On Lab (HOL) for AspNetWebApiSpa:
C:\WebCampsTK\HOL\AspNetWebApiSpa\Source\Assets\Models
I had the same issue...
I found the files were installed in:
c:\WebCampsTK\HOL\AspNetWebApiSpa\Source\Ex1-CreatingAWebAPI\End\GeekQuiz\Models
The needed files may be installed elsewhere also (too many folders) but this is where I found them on my system after performing the install.
Hope this helps!
Where/How do you create a .publishsettings file, so you can import a common configuration for all of your local, test deployments?
I want to publish another site locally to my computer via Visual Studio to C:\Webs\TheSite. Every time I do this for a new site, I have to create a new custom profile and go through and click all the checkboxes etc.
I would rather start by importing a pre-configured .publishsettings file, and just change TheSite in the destination path.
However, I can only find instructions for Azure and FTP/WebDeploy:
http://gauravmantri.com/2012/09/14/about-windows-azure-publish-settings-file-and-how-to-create-your-own-publish-settings-file/
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/web-sites-dotnet-get-started/
http://www.iis.net/learn/web-hosting/joining-the-web-hosting-gallery/generate-a-profile-xml-file
Surprisingly answer to this simple question is so hard to find. I wasted hours searching answer to this to save minutes in creating new profile. Well then I never knew it would take so much time.
The simple hack is to copy the "PublishProfiles" folder from previous project (from where you want to get publish profile) and paste it in present project in "MyProject" folder.
If you already have "PublishProfiles" folder in present project then copy only the relevant xxx.pubxml and xxx.pubxml,user files from previous project.
Then open the profile and edit it as you like.
I'm very new to Alfresco and trying to get hold of it. I'm using Community edition 4.2 and I've created one website using Alfresco Share and I did not imported Government/Finance website data. Below is the screenshot -
Now I've created two folders under Document Library tab and have uploaded few PDFs into that. It looks like below -
Now if I click on publish link then its saying that "There is no appropriate channel for this content".
I entered ubswcm as URL name while creating this site.
I followed the link http://docs.huihoo.com/alfresco/Getting-Started-with-WCM-for-Alfresco-Commumity-Edition-3.2.pdf which talks about stating but I could not find staging in this version of Alfresco 4.2.
My questions
How can I publish this content?
How can I run this website on localhost? Do I need to create war file? If so then please advice how to proceed on this.
http://:8080/wcmqs running fine. How can I build slimier site like this in http://:8080/ubswcm ? Please suggest if you have any tutorial on this.
Many thanks for your help!
You need to follow a tutorial on the Alfresco Web Quick Start capabilities. You should find that these capabilities are well-documented on docs.alfresco.com, e.g. Using Alfresco Web Quick Start.
Do not confuse Web Quick Start with the Social Publishing framework (which the Publish action is associated with) or with the legacy AVM-based WCM services (which I assume the PDF refers to, but I could not tell for sure as you link gives me a 404) that are no longer supported in Alfresco 4.
I'd like to upload files to my Google Code project automatically, e.g. using a custom NAnt task.
I'm aware of projects such as ant-googlecode, nant-googlecode, the Scripted Uploads Wiki, and this handy Python script. All of them seem out of date for the same reason -- they all use the same upload URL, which is no longer there:
https://yourproject.googlecode.com/files
(And they all seem to also use an obsolete authentication scheme using network credentials.)
If you know what the new URL is or any source of documentation (I haven't found it on the Google Project Hosting Wiki), please share it.