I am about to build a new python lib and I was seeking information concerning packaging in Python. I understand that \"setup.py\" is the script that controls everything. I wonder how to deal with it
I\'m using Ubuntu 11.04. I\'m working on a Linux daemon that will monitor my servers and send information to a central server. It will basically take a snapshot of key metrics every 5 minutes, redire
I have a library that I wrote in Scala that uses Bouncy Castle and has a whole bunch of dependencies. When I roll a jar, I can either roll a \"fat\" jar that has all the dependencies (including scala)
I have the following package Makefile: include ${GOROOT}/src/Make.inc TARG=gorilla.googlecode.com/hg/gorilla/mux
I\'m having trouble with the maven-bundle-plugin: I want to deploy my project as a osgi bundle, wherefore I use the packaging as bundle.
I have an Enterprise project with an EJB module and a Web module. I am trying to deploy these modules separately on Glassfish server (local) on my machine.
I\'m working on packaging a node app to be deployed on a server without npm. I believe I have it figured out - I used npm to install all the dependencies in a local node_modules folder according to a
I would like to be able to intelligently decide whether a web application has changed开发者_Go百科 and needs to be redeployed, but can\'t determine an effective way of doing so with Maven2.
I have service classes which are开发者_开发知识库 deployed in an EAR with no WAR or Web apps. In what folder structure should I ideally store the applicationContext.xml?
I am really new to packaging. I have developed a music player using pyqt in ubuntu. It has a gui and it uses sqlite database.
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