I know the Structure of Open-stack and the basic idea of how it works. Could someone explain how I would go about modifying the scheduler for nova tho. I was thinking that I could download the code from git-hub then change some code around. The only problem with it is that I can not run anything because of the whole setup with the rest of the modulus. Could someone give me a general high level overview of how or were I could start?
First you need to get a devstack setup where you can run, test, modify code. Here is a link which can help you get a devstack up.
https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/NovaVMware/DeveloperGuide
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Is there a way to do that (run same application with host and test output with postman) or can you advise me if there are alternative ones ?
This is Max from JetBrains Code With Me team. Can you please rephrase the question and provide a little bit more detail? That way we'll be able to help you out quicker.
I completed all the assignments on CS50 (with a great deal of help reading stackoverflow articles, thanks!) and I'd like to migrate to a "non CS50" environment to do the final project. I thought it would be relatively simple to move to Cloud9 since that's what the CS50 IDE is based on, but it's feeling like a pretty steep learning curve. I've got 3 hours into just trying to figure out how to install (or use if it's already installed) the sqlitebrowser (and still no luck).
npm install sqlitebrowser... nope
sudo apt-get install sqlitebrowser... nope (you get the idea, on and on it goes)
Given that, this is feeling like a month-long program just to get started.
I'm assuming there must be an easier way for a beginner to get started developing web apps, but googling "migrating from CS50 IDE" and the like has a stunning dirth of information, I can't believe I'm alone in trying to figure out my next steps, so I'm a bit puzzled as to why no one else is asking. Hopefully this is just a dumb question where I'm missing something obvious. Or maybe this is just the way it is, you have to invest a lot of time to get your development environment going? Is there a development environment that has a community that's friendly to beginners?
In any case, I'm sure there are some on here having gone this path, so before I spend a month on this path, I figured I would at least ask!
They mentioned Visual Studio Code at one point and it has been okay so far, but not as convenient as the CS50 IDE and a bit tricky at times. debugger often falsely flags text. Sometimes I have to run terminal commands in a separate administrator cmd window. Still it works.
I've gone through all steps in tutorial on IIS Website, how create my own custom Ftp Logging/Authentication Provider. Unfortunately, it doesn't work still. What can I do?
I've been struggling with this problem for past few days. And I finally got it.
Sometimes it doesn't work at all. Sometimes, it works for a while and suddenly, after few changes in code [or somewhere else] it stops and you can't find out what happened [that was in my case].
To solve my problem [and, I believe, many others] helps me this article:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/robert_mcmurray/archive/2012/08/28/troubleshooting-custom-ftp-providers-with-etw.aspx
It's pretty hard to google, but value of tool from article is enormous.
I hope you can find and solve your problem with it, too.
Hi folks,
I don't know if anyone here can help, but we are at wits' end. We use the Facets product from Trizetto, and I inherited an extension that works fine in production. All I changed was one URL in one method and its overload, and now none of us can run it in either Windows 7 or XP SP3. Debugging it or running the installed extension gives the error shown. The extensions guide (like much of what Trizetto has put out) is pretty useless, and they have no support links or knowledge base online. Has anyone encountered this sort of thing, and can you lead me to any possible solutions?
Trizetto is fairly straight forward for extensions. In this case your custom code is returning an error when Facets attempts to invoke it. Can you run your code outside of Facets and see what happens? A test rig helps here.
I'm looking in the environment but I can't see anything that I could use. Any ideas?
I'm trying to submit a patch for in Waf a bug that only appears when running the build under MSBuild (...yes I know, it sounds crazy but we're driving our Teamcity server using MSBuild).
Whilst I can't tell you exactly how to do it, I know you can do this.
You should look at functionality to find your parent process and then it's executable name to determine if it's MSBuild.exe or not.
Hope that helps to at least point you in the right direction.
Maybe this process itself can check if there is any MSBuild.exe instance running? That can be an easy hack, though it does not answer your question.