In LiveCycle Workbench ES/ES2 there is a 'Synchronize' button as well as a 'Check Out' button that is available for all asset files and folders in the Applications View. What is the purpose of the 'Synchronize' button when the 'Check Out' button will automatically synchronize a resource with the server? What happens to a checked-out resource if I click on its 'Synchronize' button?
The Synchronize button is to synchronize the local version with the version in the repository.
The checkout is to push your local version to the repository.
If you work in a multi-developer environment, you should always synchronize your applications and assets before you check them out, in order to ensure that you are always editing the latest version of the application or asset.
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I am trying to deploy my first WPF, C# application to many desktops. For most records in the case database there is a large PDF which I want to store separate from the database and is displayed when a button is pressed (PDF filename equals the id number). It is a search only program, no data is being saved back to the database by users. There are approximately 32,000 pdfs and this number will grow. When I tried to list these files in the project and use ClickOnce to Deploy VS said I had exceeded the maximum manifest size.
Is there a way to deploy my app with ClickOnce and then copy the files with some type of post-install command? Thank you.
Add the files to your project. Mark the Build Action as Content and the Copy to local directory to Always. Then it will include the files with your deployment.
You can also check the Application Files dialog to see if they are there. And if the files have a file extension of XML or something that indicates data, you want to change the option from Include(Data) to Include or Include(Required). If you include a file as data, it is put in the DataDirectory after deployment.
Select a data file in Solution Explorer.
In the Properties window, change the Build Action property to the Content value
2. To mark files as data files
With a project selected in Solution Explorer, on the Project menu, click Properties.
Click the Publish tab.
Click the Application Files button to open the Application Files dialog box.
In the Application Files dialog box, select the file that you wish to mark as data.
In the Publish Status field, select Data File from the drop-down list.
3. To mark files as prerequisites
With a project selected in Solution Explorer, on the Project menu, click Properties.
Click the Publish tab.
Click the Application Files button to open the Application Files dialog box.
In the Application Files dialog box, select the application assembly (.dll file) that you wish to mark as a prerequisite. Note that your application must have a reference to the application assembly in order for it to appear in the list.
In the Publish Status field, select Prerequisite from the drop-down list.
Source: MSDN - How to: Specify Which Files Are Published by ClickOnce
I use Intellij to inspect databases, run sql, view data in tables etc. This all works fine but the only thing I am missing is the ability to define these datasources once and view them in all my projects i.e. that I can share them between other projects and not have to redefine them for new projects. Is this possible in Intellij?
Go to the Database tool window and click on the Data Source Properties button. Select the data source you want to make global. Click on the Make Global button in the tool bar above.
The Make Global button looks like this:
Now you can use the data source from all your projects. However a global data source is not stored in the project files, so any other developers working on the same project will need to define their own data source.
The Make Global button is no longer green (Intellij Ultimate 2018.02).
It's located above the datasource list, as in the (crappy) screenshot.
In Intellij 2020.1, click on the Database view, then click on "Data Source Properties" (database with wrench icon). On the dialog that opens, click on "Make global", which is the 5th icon (screenshot below).
In IntelliJ 2019.1, 2019.2 to share connection to DB with multiple projects:
Open Database panel
Datasource Properties
Make Global
So how I did it on 2018.3 was to go to the Database tool window then right click on your datasource you want to copy then Database Tools -> Copy Datasource to Clipboard. In the Database window for the project you want to copy to click the + at the top left and it has an option to Import from Clipboard.
In IntelliJ 2019.3 to share connection to DB with multiple projects:
. Open Database panel
. Data source Properties
. Click the blueMake Global button
I have a winform app running on .net 4. When a certain condition happens, the icon running in the task bar changes from ping_logo to ping_logo_red. (the icon i'm talking about is the one that shows up when you run an application. You click on it and it will restore the windows to the screen or minimize it) The way that the icon is changing is as follows.
I added the ico files as Resources. In the code I change the resource being used
Me.Icon = My.Resources.ping_logo_red
Here is the thing. This works when I run the exe from my machine from the solution bin/release folder. When I publish this and install it from the published location, the icon does not change.
In the publish tab under the project both ping_logo.ico and ping_logo_red.ico are included in the publish status.
what have I not done that is keeping the icon from working in the published app. I've tried to uninstall the app and install it fresh but that doesn't seem to make a difference.
thanks
shannon
If you are using ClickOnce to publish your application then you need to set the icon property in the properties window of your project.
Right click your project -> Properties
Go to application tab
Select your icon file towards the bottom.
Another idea is changing the CopyToOutput property of your .ico file to "Copy Always" or "Copy If Newer".
I want to migrate all views from my local site to another site.
I know there is a module "Migrate" which allows you to do data migration but I don't know how to use it.
Can you give me some tips?
Thanks in advancej
Not sure what you mean with migrating views to another site. In Drupal, the migration concept is usually associated with actually migrating data - a view is actually just a way to query and display this data.
Typically moving a view to a different site, assuming data structures are the same in both can be accomplished by either exporting the view (one of the options while browsing the views on admin/structure/views) or, if it's not just a one of, by featurizing it which is a process that takes a few more steps.
It's only applicable for drupal site to drupal site
First download features module and enabled in both sites.
Go to admin-structure > features > create feature.
In that you can see General information(left side) and Components(right side). The General information provide some name in the name fields and you can see views in Components. You just select what are all views are needed for that site.Click the Download feature button.
It will downloaded!!!
After that copy the downloaded file to new drupal site which has drupalroot > sites > modules.
Go to your "new drupal site" as (Admin-Structure > feature). You can see the folder name as list in that. Enable the folder name list and click "Save settings". After the save setting finished as good then deselect the folder list, click "save settings" and delete the downloaded folder in module folder.
Note:
The folder name list should not state as conflict. If it presents, then click the recreate button.
I am publishing a .NET 3.5 SP1 WPF application through ClickOnce. By default, when the user clicks on the published link the application gets installed and a menu and shortcut are added to the client's Start/All Programs menu.
How can I prevent the shortcut/menu from being created? (Users need to run the application solely by clicking on the hyperlink to the ".application" file on a web page.)
For this behaviour, set it as online only. Project properties -> Publish -> "The application is available online only" (radio button).
It will still do the same local caching of files etc; it is mainly the start-menu that changes (I don't have a full list of the differences).
This can also be changed in the .application file by setting <deployment install="false"