Hi I've got IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 2016.2.2 and can't add Web app development support to existing project...
I tried the suggestion on the IJ doc site, but in the Add framework support windows there's nothing like Web application, as you can see in the screenshot below:
However, if i start new project Web application support is available.
Any hints or suggestions are appreciated.
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I googled about how to create eclipse project dynamically, but most of them explained about creating Java projects. I wants to create worklight project programatically. Any help would be appreciated.
You cannot do this with Worklight 6.0 and 6.1. However the next release of Worklight, v6.2, will provide a CLI that will allow you to create and manage projects from command line without using Worklight Studio.
http://www.websphereusergroup.org/go/article/view/articles/265479/impact_2014:_mobile_strategy_and_ibm_worklight_6.2
We have created a worklight project, with a hybrid app, an Android enviroment and a couple of sql adapters. We have added the project to Team Foundation Server (TFS), but after that we cannot add another hybrid app. The project name dropdown is empty. This also goes for inner application, while all the other worklight compononents seems to be working fine, with the project I want appearing in the dropdown.
I do suspect it might be related to some kind of lock on some files, but I can't figure out which ones.
Steps:
Create an hybrid app in Worklight
Add the Android environment
Add it to TFS, excluded native folder, .classpath and org.eclipse.core.resources.prefs
The official word is that IBM Worklight does not support Microsoft TFS. So if it works - great, if it doesn't - not so great, but nothing can be done until and if it is supported.
What you can do:
Submit a feature request: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mobile/worklight/connect.html
Try IBM RTC instead? or other-like products that may work.
I am complete newbie to the windows phone development and just starting to write a module that i hope to deploy as library project that could be referenced from with in a windows mobile application and could access the UI components etc. I have been looking to find a way to do that but no luck so far. Basically what i am looking for is an alternate of a an android library project or a jar file for windows phone apps. I'd really appreciate an informed opinion about it.
In order to create a library project, when creating the new project select the Windows Phone Library project template:
I am trying to get started with the OpenAuth features of MVC4 as described here:
http://pluralsight.com/training/Player?author=scott-allen&name=mvc4-building-m7-security&mode=live&clip=9&course=mvc4-building
I already did start over again a couple of times in order not to miss anything, but even though I am choosing the right template (Internet Application) there is no AuthConfig.cs.
Nor do I find documentation what to do to get the required tasks done manually.
I am pretty sure this is a pretty dumb question, but maybe I don't find the answer because it is so obvious...
thx
I followed these steps:
Open File/New/Project
Select ASP.NET MVC 4 web Application
Then Select internet Application
Once the project was created there should be a AuthConfig.cs file within App_Start folder
unbelievable.. I used the RC Version of Visual Studio and even though I reinstalled MVC4 from scratch the recent version including the openauth extensions wasn't properly available.
Following the same steps on the regular Visual Studio Installation did the trick...
I built an application in c#. I published it using the publish option in the visual studio 2010 IDE. I have not used anything fancy in it, its a simple app with a couple of table layout panels. But each time i install it somewhere the app is trying to download the full framework 4.0 in which ever machine i install it.This is very irritating especially since i have not done anything very fancy here. Kindly help me on this problem.
Also i am open to anyother build tools to package my application and install it easily anywhere.
You can edit which prerequisites are set to install when your application is installed by going to the projects properties, going to the publish tab and selecting "Prerequisites".