We are considering splitting our hibernate tables into packages or domains (invoicing, sales, ..etc), primarily for dependency management issues.
I\'m trying to build an executable jar from the command line (I don\'t want to use ant or OneJar ) . Here is the content of my file.jar:
I use distribute to package a small python library. I made a directory structure as described in the Hitchhiker\'s Guide to Packaging.
say i create a progra开发者_运维问答m in clojure and i have to deliver it to a client. the client does have some computer knowledge but he does not know/want to start the repl, load my program, and ru
I\'m trying to get my app to package my gems before deployment (to heroku)One of my gems in my Gemfile is a custom gem that I\'ve written and I\'m using the :git option of bundler to use the specific
We have a manufacturer that wants to pre-install our application on their Android device. We sent them the APK and even though it installs fine when used by a user, it appears to not get installed cor
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What is the right way (or I\'ll settle for a good way) to lay out a command line python application of moderate complexity?I\'ve created a python project skeleton using paster, which gave me a few fil
So I wrote a fun little extension method library while trying out c# and c# closures(smalltalk style ifTrue,ifFalse and timesRepeat).
I\'m having trouble with setuptools in a larger project where a python package has to be \"constructed\" from several debian packages (each containing a subpackage of the \"main\" package). Thus we de
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