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Is it possible to publish vb window form application online which can be run like a website?
If yes? Is there a website which I can publish it?
Thank you very much.
No, its not possible to publish it on a website.
You need to convert your code to another language like ASP.net.
The reason why you can't use vb.net desktop appliction on a website is that a webbrowser can't understand the code you have written.
It is not possible. You can't run an executable file to a website. You can create a .ta file (HTML application).
Once you have published your project it will be in .exe. Since your application is not web-based, it is not possible.
However, you could create a Web Application Project (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa983453(v=vs.90).aspx). You can publish the Web application to a local or shared folder, to an FTP site, or to a Web site that you access by using a URL.
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I want to add some customers and companies with xmlrpc to odoo v8.
I searched google but I don't find the right answer.
I don't know where to put it, in witch folder, and I don't know how to start this.
Thanks for the help.
the democode i take from this one
The XMLRPC script can be anywhere, it doesn't need to be installed as an odoo module.
It is just a python script that you can run in your machine and it uploads the data to your server using the remote service interface. For that you need to point the right server url, as running it pointing to localhost would expect you to run the script in the same place where odoo is installed.
For building scripts or manage the data remotely without using the web interface, i recommend: http://erppeek.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
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I want to download Apache. The website apache.org redirected me to this page (mirror) http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/apache/ At that page there are a lot of folders none of them is called Apache, and this fact is confusing for me. What should I download out of that bunch of folders?
You’re probably confused because you want to download the Apache Webserver (httpd). Apache is a software foundation though which does a lot more things than just the webserver.
That being said, you can download Apache httpd here: http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi
Do you want the binaries or the source code?
If you know what you're doing Im guessing the correct directory is here:
http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/apache/httpd/
Apache has tonnes of projects so theres a bunch of folders for each.
Let us know what OS you are using because there is probably an easy way integrated into your OS for example debian or ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install apache2
The Apache HTTP server? Or some other Apache project? You can see a list of all their projects at this page, near the bottom - http://www.apache.org/dyn/closer.cgi
Click on the project name and it will take you to that project with a more direct download link.
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When browsing folders using a Windows 8 metro application (for example attaching a file to an email or saving a PDF), strangely the Google Drive folder is missing and cannot be found.
The Google Drive folder works fine in the "desktop mode" however. I've tried this on 2 separate machines and accounts.
Does anyone know what could be causing this?
Your question is what it could be causing that you cannot access your Google Drive. I assume you would like to know how you would be able to access your Google Drive from the Metro Interface.
You can add Google Drive to be included in your Documents Library by right clicking it in the explorer and to add the location of your Google Drive. If you then navigate to the Metro interface of Mail and navigate down to documents you should be able to find you documents and folders that are contained within your Google Drive.
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I am facing an unique issue (possibly) on my Local Mediawiki. It's been installed on Windows XP (XAMPP server, Mediawiki 1.19.1). I have installed this as a - private wiki and added few stable extensions (like Cite, TitleKey etc.).
The problem is this wiki shows properly in my pc (localhost server) using the default vector skin but other cant view it properly. The page style/format is not appearing at all. I have tried to use monobook skin but that didnt help. Neither I am using short URL (as mentioned in the attached link) nor I have done much changes in LocalSettings.php. I am attaching a snap for more clarity. Any help would be much appreciated.
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It worked after I changed the $wgServer in LocalSettings.php from localhost to machine Static IP. Possibly the domain name was misconfigured [as suggested by #Tgr]
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How does Dropbox work? Is it just an FTP client with an easy-to-use web interface and support for many plarforms?
What makes it so useful to programmers, even for those who are working on web-based applications and who have FTP access to a server by default?
Does Dropbox come with an improved algorithm to facilitate file transfer for a better speed? What is the difference between an FTP client and Dropbox from a programmer's point of view?
FTP is just a way of copying files. And copying is not the same as synchronizing, which I believe is Dropbox's biggest strength.
Dropbox is a multiway synchronization system. This means if you are using your Dropbox account on many machines and editing different files on each machine, they will all be synchronised appropriately. With FTP you would have to delicately pick and choose which files need to be removed or added from each client to the server.
Another main difference is that synchronisation happens automatically whenever a file changes, which FTP does not do.
In terms of algorithms, I would guess that Dropbox uses file deltas for file transfer, which makes it much more efficient than FTP. This means only the parts of the file that changed are transferred instead of transferring the entire file every time it changes (see rsync).
I believe you are only asking about Dropbox's core functionality. Beyond that, Dropbox has lots of cool features that FTP does not like some revision control, photo gallery sharing, etc.
Dropbox files are not accessible by FTP. The API uses a REST-style architecture over the HTTP protocol. See Build the power of Dropbox into your app.