I've been using the zeppelin docker image 0.8.2 and after bringing up a container I was able to see list of helium components (from the helium menu) and enable them the enable button.
I tried to use 0.9.0 but found an empty list. What is the way to see the list again, or add components?
Thanks.
Probably in zeppelin-site.xml is missing the value zeppelin.helium.registry . Add the value in xml file and then copy in ~/zeppelin/conf directory and restart container.
<property>
<name>zeppelin.helium.registry</name>
<value>helium,https://s3.amazonaws.com/helium-package/helium.json</value>
<description>Enable helium packages</description>
</property>
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I'd like to use "File Node" in Node-Red. I expected to find it in the storage section in the palette but it isn't in my palette, I try to install using the option Manage Palette in my Node-Red application but I am not able to find/identify the node in the repository .
Could someone telling me how to find the node description to install it in my palette?. Why a don't have it as default?.
The File nodes are disabled by default in the Bluemix environment to discourage writing files to the volatile storage that will be lost whenever the app is restarted.
You can re-enable it by editing your applications bluemix-settings.js file and remove the file.js entry in the nodeExcludes option.
you can use "node-red-contrib-browser-utils" with the option Manage Palette in Node-Red
currently to install and run material-ui docs locally, it requires two npm install, one within material-ui, another within material-ui/docs.
cd <project folder>/material-ui
npm install
cd <project folder>/material-ui/docs
npm install
But I want to use the docs site as a starting point to create my own app. How can I install the docs without installing the whole material-ui? I've tried adding "material-ui": "^0.14.4",, and ALL dependencies in material-ui/package.json to the material-ui/docs/package.json.
With that, npm install doesn't complain anything, but when I do npm run start or npm run browser:development, it doesn't work. Instead, it spits out whole bunch of error message (see below for part of it).
ERROR in ../src/table/table-header-column.jsx
Module build failed: ReferenceError: Unknown plugin "transform-replace-object-assign" specified in "/home/ubuntu/repos/tutorials/mui/.babelrc" at 0, attempted to resolve relative to "/home/ubuntu/repos/tutorials/mui"
.....
Please advise! Thanks.
I have teased the MUI-Docs site from parent MUI here in this repo: https://github.com/lmaccherone/material-ui-template.
In addition to removing the dependency upon parent material-ui, it has these advantages:
DRY and n-levels of left nav menu. To add/modify the left nav of the original MUI docs, you had to modify no
less than three different source files. This template will automatically adjust the left-nav based upon app-routes.js
including n-levels deep.
Custom theme in the project. MUI is designed to be themable and comes with two nice themes, but it's not
immediately obvious how to activate a custom theme in context for all components. The Themes page now has three
themes and it defaults to the custom one, so if you remove the Themes page, it will start up with your theme rather
than one of the prebuilt ones. Just modify customBaseTheme.js. I also modified many components and pages to use the theme. There were many places where inline settings didn't honor theme colors and spacing.
Highcharts. There is an example chart page that uses Highcharts and react-highcharts.
Advanced Table. It includes a component that renders a table where you can click on the columns to accomplish sorting.
Note, that repo has two pages specific to Pendo (a company I'm working with). They won't render correctly unless you have permissions for Pendo, but you can easily remove those two page by removing the folder by that name and removing it's routes from app-routes.js. I plan to clean that up and move Pendo specific stuff into it's own repo, but it was just easier to have it here as examples.
I want to rename appcenterconsole to devappcenterconsole, and applicationcenter to devapplicationcenter. I am running Worklight 6.2 on Tomcat. I wonder if this is as simple as rename the war file, deploy it and update the server.xml?
See the Context container in the Tomcat documentation : http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/config/context.html
Especially the path attribute description.
You can for example modify the path attributes with : /devappcenterconsole and /devapplicationcenter.
Be aware also that if you modify the default context root of applicationcenter you must configure the endpoint property as documented in http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSZH4A_6.2.0/com.ibm.worklight.installconfig.doc/appcenter/r_ac_endpoint_tomcat.html?lang=en
I just installed GXT SDK 2.6 and created a new google web project.
added the following jars to the lib folder and to the build path
gxt-3.1.1.jar
gxt-theme-neptune.jar
but when i run my page on the browser i get the following error pls help.
[ERROR] [ia] - Errors in 'jar:file:/C:/Anant%20Choubey/Eclipse%20Workspace/GXT%20-%20IA%20-%2003Oct2014/IA/lib/gxt-theme-neptune.jar!/com/sencha/gxt/theme/neptune/client/base/Css3ThemeAppearance.java'
[ERROR] [ia] - Line 58: The method moreIcon() of type Css3ThemeAppearance must override or implement a supertype method
I have made no other changes elsewhere.
I think you have old version of theme plugin. Download new gxt-theme-neptune.jar-3.1.1 and try again.
Download link of gxt-theme-neptune.jar-3.1.1...
I am trying to configure the Inspector component as per instructions here: http://manual.qooxdoo.org/current/pages/application/inspector_selenium.html#pages-application-inspector-selenium-using-the-qooxdoo-inspector-to-write-selenium-tests
I am having problems following the configuration instructions, where it says to configure the Selenium window with the selenium-core zip file. I cannot find this file at the provided address: http://seleniumhq.org/download/
Any suggestions as to what I should use instead of that zip file?
Thanks
You can just press the "Use default URI" button in the Inspector's Selenium Options window and it will load the scripts from the Selenium SVN repository on Google Code. If that doesn't work for you it gets a bit complicated since the Inspector requires a deprecated version of Selenium:
Download Selenium RC from here and unpack it:
https://code.google.com/p/selenium/downloads/detail?name=selenium-remote-control-1.0.2.zip
Then extract
selenium-remote-control-1.0.2/selenium-server-1.0.2/selenium-server-standalone-1.0.2.jar to a directory named e.g. "selenium-server" and enter the path to that directory in the Inspector's Selenium Options window.