Aloha - I\'m migrating code from an existing web application into an Android application.The existing web app uses Spring extensively for dependency injection.
I successively converted a Java project which was built with Ant into a Maven project. Dependency resolution, compilation and packaging works just fine. I have a problem though:
If I have some libs that have others dependencies in different versions like this example: commons-logging-1.0.4.jar (omitted for conflict with 1.1.1) and commons-logging-1.1.1.jar.
I\'m developing an application which has two main \'parts\' to it... The public facing website The RESTful API for the mobile application.
My VS2008 projects generates a dll and links against two other static library. Here is the generated manifest :
I\'m connecting via jms, and I have had problems with sending jms messages until I add all jars from jboss client folder. It solved the problem but my app weight now +5MB and I\'m sure that not all of
While stumbling over this old thread, I noticed there is one thing I didn\'t wo开发者_开发问答rry about so far: external dependencies. Is there a smart1 way to make git store some basic information on
Getting started on Heroku, but it does not seem to be loading the necessary dependency (do_postgres (~> 0.10.2)) for dm-postgres-adapter.
My class A is dependent to class B. Here is the code //declaration class A { public: A(B *b); ~A(); void m1();
I cannot figure out why rails/ruby cannot see this gem, despite each telling me that the gem is visible.I compiled this gem locally from a github branch since the main version seems to be broken in Ra