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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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VS Code allows a local development experience with source code and source execution on a remote machine: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview
Is there a similar tool to this for use with IntelliJ? The VSCode extension pack doesn't need to mount the files from the remote source locally. It actually runs a server behind the scene on the remote box and serves over files one at a time as you need to access them to the IDE running on your local machine.
Update 2021-11-04: JetBrains now has 2 products/features that enable this sort of remote development:
JetBrains Projector (ref)
JetBrains Gateway (ref)
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IntelliJ IDEA doesn't have this feature at the moment, you can follow the corresponding feature request for updates.
Quoting the blog post:
We’re considering the possibility to extend the “thin client” approach
to other scenarios beyond collaborative editing, such as running the
IDE backend in the cloud, but we aren’t ready to announce specific
plans in that area.
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I want to ask, If I use jenkins. How can I get all artifacts list and download it, but not from jenkins web interface. I want to make my own web interface for certain goals.
Is there any jenkins API to do this?
According to this answer:
https://superuser.com/questions/587426/download-a-file-from-the-latest-stable-jenkins-build
You can use the Jenkins API to get the list of artifacts:
http://your.jenkins.server/job/your.job/lastStableBuild/api/xml?tree=artifacts%5BrelativePath%5D
With a script, you can extract the artefact relative path:
Next, you can build your download URLs like:
http://your.jenkins.server/job/your.job/lastStableBuild/artifact/relativePath
you can download created artifacts with curl:
curl -u "${USR}":"${PWD}" $JENKINS'/job/'"${NAM}"/"{$JOB}"'/artifact/*zip*/archive.zip' --output "${NAM}_{$JOB}_archive.zip"
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The Chrome Web Store API allows you to perform a bunch of operations as an app/extension developer, for example uploading or updating an extension.
Is there an (unauthenticated) API that allows GETting information about app/extensions, for example their publishing date or their version number?
I'm afraid that short of scrapping the pages, there isn't such a public API.
If you already have the extension/app installed on your device, you can use chrome.app.getDetails() in the console of that extension/app to retrieve a lot of the same information available in the Chrome Web Store. This isn't exactly what you'd asked for, but you could potentially setup an automated service to install an extension on a device, query its information, then uninstall it, which would only require permissions for your device and not the Chrome Web Store. Convoluted, yes, I know.
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I want to download mod_pagespeed module by google on my windows + apache installation.
Any one can show me from where to download and install on apache with windows?
We currently have the mod_pagespeed module compiling and loading into Apache on Windows on a dev machine. However - we first need to fix a few things before it can be used as intended and released to the public.
Once we have it working correctly, we will offer a free download. Keep an eye on http://www.iispeed.com/ - we will announce it over there in a few weeks.
Download here:
http://code.google.com/speed/page-speed/download.html
Installation documentation here:
http://code.google.com/speed/page-speed/docs/using_mod.html
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I've looked all over and can't really find much of anything. I need three basic things:
Good API reference
Some sort of a tutorial
Good architectural overview
I have the module source code and am going through it - but I really don't have much of any context for most of the things its doing.
Any suggestions?
Here is the list of links about apache module development that I found useful:
Apache Tutor
Apache Modules Development and Debugging
libapr(apache portable runtime) programming tutorial
The Apache Modules Book: Application Development with Apache
Mailing list archives
Apache at WebÞing
Writing portable C code with APR
Apache Modeling Project
You can also download the apache source code and experiment with mod_example.