Hy everybody,
I've an Aptana Project already synched with an ftp connection to my deploy server.
Everytime I save a script,Aptana to upload it to FTP server through the Deploy Options.
Now I wonder if there is some Ruble or similar plugin/script that can do the following steps:
I edit the file and save it -> aptana save the uncompressed file on my local hard drive (I'll need to put it on version control) then create a minified/obfuscated version and upload it to ftp.
Is it possible?
I've already created a Ruble that compress my CSS and Javascript files through YIUCompressor but I don't know how to retrieve the FTP informations of every specific project and the upload only the minified version.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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I was using webtop for some time and it was working fine.
Now its started to give this error and if I cancel it, its asking to download some cab Files, which I allowed.
But again when installed it starts showing the same error.
Any suggestions?
This is a required file for Documentum Webtop client side file transfer. Odds are, an update on the PC that you are viewing / editing files, has caused trouble.
Personally I would
back up any checked out files on local PC. By default (I think), would be in %USERPROFILE%\Documentum\CheckedOut
Reboot PC, to free up any processes holding locks on files and folders
Delete local UCF install, by default: %USERPROFILE%\Documentum
Login to Webtop and do fresh clean install
For futher troubles shooting take a look at
https://community.emc.com/people/aldago-zF7Lc/blog/2014/06/04/ucf-troubleshooting-v2
or in the new OpenText webtop forums
https://forums.opentext.com/forums/categories/documentum-webtop
I want to upload the VCD file through an through application A and need to install that uploaded files to other Cortana application B. How can I achieve that? Any answer would be appreciated.
Naveen,
I think instead of having a separate app, You can have a setting to upload VCD through application A itself. To say correctly, you should upload the VCD file through the app A and install it straight away from there. That would be more intuitive.
I am migrating the vb.net project to RTC but the problem here is there is onle file with extension x.ncb and RTC is not allowing to upload.
Now my issue here is I am unable to understand whether this file is not allowed in RTC?
Can this be removed and uploaded to RTC?
When I install (upload) new .wlapp file in application's console, I would like to make backup of the existing application set up. I am not sure where unZIPed wlapp files located after they uploaded via console, so I don't know, which folder to backup.
Also, is .wlapp makes modification of database and filesystem backup is not enough in this case?
Or, rephrase question: what can I do to backup current wlapp before trying new wlapp install. So I can safely back out if anything went wrong?
The .wlapp is located in the following location inside of your workspace:
/"WORKSPACE_NAME"/"PROJECT_NAME"/bin
On a successful build of your project the .wlapp for your environments will be found in the above location. You will see environment specific .wlapps as well as one that includes all of the environments. If you wish to backup these files you can simply copy them to another location after a successful build. Also as a note if you update the version of application environments inside of your applicationDescriptor these wlapps should manage each specific version in the bin folder as well. For example:
FormBasedAuthApp-iphone-1.0.wlapp
FormBasedAuthApp-iphone-2.0.wlapp
Once the wlapp is deployed it is actually stored in the database and it is much harder to guarantee exporting this resource. Please look Idan's post here for suggestions on this topic:
IBM Worklight - How to retrieve an already-deployed .wlapp file?
The wlapp file once uploaded to Server becomes a part of Database and can not be retrieved as a normal file for backup.
The best practice is to keep the wlapp file in a separate backup and also making sure that you change the version before building a new wlapp (especially for the production environment)
I have opensource project needed to be uploaded to GitHub when I upload it unzipped it takes a lot of time to do so
so I'm asking for a way to upload it zipped and unzip it after uploading it
thanks in advance :)
You will have no choice but to do a regular git push. This will be as fast as uploading a zipped archive, maybe even faster.
Try using ssh and not https for your remote connection.