Assuming that you have full privileges with the Tomcat installation, try going to http://localhost:8080/manager/html/, if you don’t know the password to get into that area, look for the tomcat-users.xml file in your ${tomcat-installation}/conf directory, and that should have it. If it has no entries in it then you will want to add an entry like … Read more
Per the documentation -o|–output <OUTPUT_DIRECTORY> Specifies the path for the output directory. If not specified, it defaults to ./bin/[configuration]/[framework]/publish/ for a framework-dependent deployment or ./bin/[configuration]/[framework]/[runtime]/publish/ for a self-contained deployment. dotnet publish -c Release -r win-x64 –output ./MyTargetFolder MySolution.sln
An ENV var seems to the most obvious way of doing this. Either look for an ENV var that you know exists, or set your own: on_heroku = False if ‘YOUR_ENV_VAR’ in os.environ: on_heroku = True more at: http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/config-vars
Here is what worked for me: If you are installing on a 64-bit machine, make sure the application properties under the Build tab have “Any CPU” as the platform target, and unselect the check box for “Prefer 32-bit” if you have the option. Crystal is very touchy about 32/64 bit assemblies, and makes some pretty … Read more
One of the major benefits of React (and Create React App) is that you don’t need the overhead of running a Node server (or proxying to it with Nginx); you can serve the static files directly. From the Deployment documentation you’ve linked to, Create React App describes what to do: npm run build creates a … Read more
I found my way to it, so it’s not official or anything. And it’s easier than it looks, I just wanted to be thorough. We are just instructing the browser and Tampermonkey (TM) to load the script in our file system, which we’ll then edit directly. Coding to instant updates 👨💻 Go to Chrome => … Read more
From here: Open Source Installers Generators in Java IzPack IzPack is an installers generator for the Java platform. It produces lightweight installers that can be run on any operating system where a Java virtual machine is available. Depending on the operating system, it can be launched by a double-click or a simple ‘java -jar installer.jar’ … Read more
That is one thing that has bugged me too quite a bit. This happens when you create a virtualenv without the –no-site-packages flag. There are a couple of things you can do: Create virtualenv with the –no-site-packages flag. When installing apps, dont run pip install <name> directly, instead, add the library to your requirements.txt first, … Read more