I am trying to get file sharing to work on my app in iPad. I've added UIFileSharingEnabled to the plist, I've queried the documents dir and written a file there (and verified it is there by looking at it through Organizer). iTunes just refuses to display the file sharing info in the device's apps tab. Does anyone know of any obscure step I might be missing, or some edge case that might be causing my problem? I've tried all the rebooting, clean building avenues.
Try running a sync of your iPad to iTunes. That did it for me.
Here's what fixed this for me: I built an ad-hoc distribution and installed it on my iPad. I believe once the app was installed/recognized as an actual "app" in itunes (versus something that shows up as a function of building through xcode), it was able to handle recognizing it as being able to share documents.
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Tesseract initializes fine until it needs to load the language files, and it just stops working. See the attached picture for reference on the error..
The npm package(?) installs fine, I also downloaded offline files (worker and wasm files) and made it work as I have seen that it loads them correctly.. Well, at least until it starts loading the language files and breaks my app..
Worker and wasm files are put in the
/public
folder so it can be read by the jsx. I tried not using the offline files, by removing these lines
workerPath: '/External/tesseractjs_data/js/worker.min.js',
corePath: '/External/tesseractjs_data/js/tesseract-core.wasm.js',
but I am still having the same error. All of the solutions I have seen online that is connected to this problem are almost all in java, and one of the solution needs to install some kind of tesseract software, but what I would want to avoid this as I wanted no installations, why I have picked web programming so the installation would be minimal..
I don't think anyone will need this but here is how I fixed my issue:
Seems like my downloader (IDM) was capturing the language files (traineddata.gz) and then sets a key with 0 value in indexed db on the domain / browser.
Clear browser cache, or just delete the key/value pair thingy in the Indexed DB, which can be found on the developer tools / console thingy, at the "Storage" of the browser
Disable downloader or just remove ".gz" on the file types capturing section of the downloader
It should now work
I am developing and Office add in using AngularJS and the adal-angular template provided by Microsoft through the Yeoman Office generator.
After everything was configured correctly I published my manifest.xml to a file share. I then told Excel to trust this file share as an app catalog. I can run the add in just fine, using Excel.
Now, though the add in runs fine, I have no indication of errors or logging messages. If an error occurs, I can't see what actually happen, I can only see the .html file I'm currently loading. This might look like this:
It can't be true that I haven o way of logging, debugging or at least see errors when developing my add in.
As I'm using Gulp to serve the application, I have a command prompt running. It looks like this:
Shouldn't I be able to log in this window, and see errors whenever they occur?
If you want to debug in the Windows desktop versions of Excel/Word/PowerPoint, you can use the IE Developer Tools, which have a good debugger, console, DOM-explorer, etc:
Run the add-in
Go to System32/F12 on your machine
Run F12Chooser.exe
Click Refresh and wait a couple seconds
Choose the process you want to debug from your add-in
The main advantage here is that you can use the native Office clients with this debugging method. For testing in Office Online, Mr.P's answer will work well for you. Note also that the F12 Chooser is available starting in Windows 10.
-Michael Saunders, PM for Office add-ins
I've dealt with the pain of Office add-ins before. It's not a fun place to be. However, I tested out most of the work I was doing in two different ways throughout development:
1) I opened the inspector in Chrome and changed it to mobile view and then set the size to the average add-in size. I know it can change in size, but just to give a general look.
2) I used Office online to actually run my manifest.xml file and then just opened the browser console to see my logging. This was the best way for me to see how things were working. More details of that here.
Hope that helps.
I have an application developed with Oracle ADF ( JSF ) that uses an applet to send PDFs directly to the printer without showing them to the user.
Since modern browsers (such as the latest versions of Google Chrome) apparently no longer support applets I have developed a swing application java replacing the mentioned applet, this should be distributed using web start.
The printing application is already developed , compiled into a JAR and signed , a first test with a static JNLP was apparently successful .
My problem is that the JAR must receive parameters sent from the website where it is invoked and I do not know how get this. I have seen some examples that extend the JnlpDownloadServlet servlet that is part of the examples of Java, but I could not make anyone of these examples work properly.
I use JDeveloper as IDE.
I hope someone of you can help me.
Thanks in advance.
I was having the same problem.
Following this link from oracle forum I was able to put it to work.
I only add to revise the jnlp tags and attributes when creating the file, like
String jnlpRoot = "<jnlp spec=\"1.0+\" codebase=\"" + codeBaseUrl + "\" version=\"0.1\">\n"; //href="PrintApplet.jnlp"
The href attribute was the one that was breaking the download functionality, it was expecting a file inside the application.
Hope this helps
I had a Drupal website in drupal 6.x When i wanted to upgrade it to 7.x, the custom theme i was using was absolutely outdated, so i imported my Zen subtheme from another website. For doing that, i just copied the folders "zen" and "mytheme" from the other installation to this one. Then i selected "mytheme" as the current theme and changed some little things to adapt it.
The fact is now i'm experiencing the following problems:
I can't auto-update nothing. It downloads the files but then it stacks (and leaves the site in Maintenance Mode).
I can't run update.php. I can go on until i reach the "Run updates" step, which shows a blank screen. This is the main issue, i think, as it evidences -in my oppinion- a problem of communication between the site and the database.
In the Webform module i can't select "File" as a Field Type. This one is not that important, but it may be relevant for someone who knows more than me.
Edit:
Recently i migrated from a Shared to a VPS server. When i migrated, the subdomain in which i was experiencing the issue threw an incompatibility related to the lenght of the password of the database. I changed the password and it started to work again. This may help somebody for helping me. Thanks!
I created a database via javascript using Google Gears on Android 1.5 and I'd like to access directy the sqlite file to look inside it whitout using Gears. I found several "File Browser" but they only browse the SD card. Is there a way to fetch it from the phone file system?
I have an HTC Dream running Androis 1.5.
Thank you!
Permissions on the phone filesystem are on a per application basis usually. Sure you can mess with them to give access to multiple applications but this is not the supported scenario. On the other hand, the filesystem mounted at /sdcard is open to everyone and apps can share the same folder/file with ease. If you only want to push/pull from the local storage, use the adb 'pull' and 'push' commands to get the files from the phone onto your computer and then mess with them locally. ADB is part of the Android SDK tools.
See: http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/security/security.html#userid
Still, I'm not sure you could really get the browser generated sqlite database easily if at all. Good luck!