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I setup Cruisecontrol to auto build a flex project every 1 hour using FlexAnt. The build itself works great - I can see when the project build fails/succeeds in the console perfectly well. But the cruisecontrol dashboard is not updated for the flex project.
I have the sample connectfour project, and when it fails, I can see the red box for the project in the dashboard. This does not happen for my flex projects.
Any ideas on how I can rectify this?
Regards,
Ravi.
This problem has not been encountered later. Sorry about that.
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I tried the example part4.chapter13.PdfXPdfA (http://itextpdf.com/examples/iia.php?id=226) by using the latest iText-Jras 5.4.1. The example did not work.
This error occured:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: pdfIsoConformance
at com.itextpdf.text.pdf.PdfAWriter.<init>(PdfAWriter.java:178)
...
Then I tried the pure java sources and the error vanished away.
I think the build of the jar file is wrong.
Has anyone seen this before?
You need two jars to make this example work:
itextpdf-5.4.1.jar
itext-pdfa-5.4.1.jar
Both jars are present in the ZIP that can be downloaded from SourceForge. I'm the one who made the release yesterday. With every release I test the examples. Note that the PDFs on itextpdf.com are already built with the SNAPSHOT for iText 5.4.2 (because we've already submitted new code today).
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We actually want to migrate our 2.0.23 Symfony application to 2.2. But as the release of the 2.3 version is quiet near (may 2013) we are wondering if it's not better waiting for this major as It is a LTS ? Which is very important for us.
I think better is to wait until the Long Time Support version is released. It will be maintained for 3 years according to the release model.
Update,
Possible duplicate > Update project based on Symfony 2.0 to Symfony 2.2
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I encounter an error when installing Jeffrey Arnold package from github.
library("devtools")
install_github("ggthemes", "jrnold")
Installing github repo(s) ggthemes/master from jrnold
Installing ggthemes.zip from https://api.github.com/repos/jrnold/ggthemes/zipball/master
Error as.list(param_pieces[, 2]) : Index out of bounds
Does anybody know how to solve it?
I'm not getting this error when I'm installing it from github. Can you open up an issue on github? Include the output of sessionInfo(). Also set options(error=recover) before running it so I can get a sense of where the error is occurring.
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I have an asp.net website that I am able to log into after it is published in production, but when I run the actual code in debug, I cannot log in using the same credentials. When debugging the code, I see I am able to retrieve the user's profile from the database.
Perhaps I am missing some sort of Visual Studio configuration?
I am debugging the solution from a solution file that points to the file location of the project. Maybe I am missing something in the solution file as well.
I figured this out. It looks like the way the application uses the URL parameters after logging in, the parameter must be in all upper case. I initially had it entered in mixed case. This is why it was failing the authentication.
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From your experience what is better SF.net or Google code?
To publish open source code? What is indexing faster in the search engine so it has more exposure?
Of the two you asked, personally I'd say Google Code due to the homogeneous feel of all projects. A Google Code project looks like all other Google Code projects. It's very simple to find the information you need due to, again, all GC projects having the same layout, indication of project activity, ability to manage your GC project site through the revision control. It just gives a very basic, simple to understand interface for you and your community with powerful tools to manage it remotely.
Personally, though, I'd suggest github. It's everything I mentioned above but with the ability to use Git. Just about all of the code-esk archive sites give you the same features, just a different way to interface with the user.
Also, personal note, I just tend to stray away from Sourceforge because it always looks so busy no matter what page you're on. It's somewhat obnoxious and unnerving.
I used to be on SF, but I moved all my code over to google. SF is just too restrictive--they require approval for both setting up a project, and deleting a project. Google gives you much more flexibility. You can even reset your repository on Google if you need to.
Also SF is just hard to navigate and manage. Google is simple and straightforward--like mentioned above it's simple to find the information you need.