My problem is when i add some additional jar file into some lib directory of Pentaho Enterprise Edition then I have to restart server to reflect changes.
Is there any way so that i can see my changes by avoiding re-start of server?
I think it maintains some cache, if we disable it there will be no need to restart it, but i dont know how to disable it.
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A client has a live website with data and he just want to upgrade the website design, without effecting the live data. He asked me to build website on a local server or a a different instance on same hosting and then shift that design to the live instance.
With Odoo you can build the website as an own extensions and build all the content / design part with the xml/qweb templates. So yes, you build up the extension and then just upload this extension on the server and install it there.
This may be trivial, but I would like to know how you guys would go about this.
So I was making a website for a department of my university this summer, and now is the time I have to move all the source files and database files from XAMPP directory onto the server. I've got the access to the server through VPN and remote desktop. Now, I am not sure whether to install Apache, phpMyAdmin, MySQL etc. on the server and overwrite single configuration files (e.g. php.ini), or if I could simply move my entire XAMPP folder onto the server. I am using Windows 10 and the server is Windows Server 2012.
You'll need to actually install PHP, MySQL, and Apache to the server directly; simply copying the files from your computer won't install the corresponding system files or services or anything like that. Whether you use XAMPP or install them individually yourself, it's just like most other software that needs to be installed properly in order to function. Then, of course, you can copy over the relevant files that you've changed such as the configuration files and your site.
Previously I had a different version of WAS (8.5.5.3) this morning I installed WAS (8.5.5.6) on my laptop. Also I reinstalled MFP Server to point to new WAS
I started using 'Server configuration tool' then but somehow the tool remembers the old path '/opt/ibm/Websphere/Liberty' and all other old settings
Even I tried removing 'runtime' and 'application' and recreated but still 'tool' picks up the same old details by default
Is there any way to clear the old details (or cache) of 'Server configuration tool' ?
Thanks
Sathish kumar
In the current versions of MFP, there is no link between the application server you selected in Install Manager to deploy Application Center, and the application server that is presented first by the Server Configuration Tool when you deploy an MFP Server. The Server Configuration Tool looks at the list of application servers installed with Install Manager and presents them in the order in which it did find them.
I will take your guidance for both a 2008 and 2012 environment, as I will need to be upgrading this project.
I have an SSIS 2008 project where I need to initially run the whole data flow into a staging environment, and after all is good, I need to switch every target to go into a production environment:
Each of these controls has another lawyer of data flow complexity. if you drill down to this one for example:
you will see that this control has more to it, and there are components inside of it depending on the different connection managers:
**how do i easily switch between using connections pertaining to one environment vs connections that pertain to another environment in ssis 2008 or 2012? **
I would consolidate the Connection Managers down to a single set - i.e. remove the "Prod" versions. Then I would add SSIS Package Configuration to set the connection details, e.g. via an XML Configuration file for each Connection.
I would have a copy of the Configuration files for each environment e.g. in sub-folders. If they all need to be executed from a single machine I would swap the Configuration files as required.
Depending on your deployment scenario you might prefer the other Configuration options e.g. Environment variables, SQL - I think Config files are the easiest and most obvious to set up.
We just started using TFS, what's happening is that when a developer modify a code file TFS updates it automatically, but when i go to development server to move files from Development server, files dates are not updated. Is there any easier way of moving files from TFS to staging and production ? or may be any easier way that TFS can update development server automatically?
Why don't you use MSDeploy to deploy your web application throught the different servers?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd465322.aspx