I am using doxygen to document the contents of my cgi-bin folder on my apache web server. The doxygen html pages have links to source code but they stopped working. Is there a specific expert configuration parameter required?
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I am a newbie to doxygen tool. I've followed the doxygen configuration guide for generating a HTML document out of my C# source files. I am able to generate the HTML output, but I identified that it is generating output of the files that exists in the selected source folder only, where as the files present inside the sub directories of the source folder are skipped/ignored. Per help guide, I've checked the "Recursive" option in the wizard. Is there anything still we need to configure?
Could anyone help me out for resolving this issue. Thanks in advance.
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Badri
I have a collection of Java source files that Doxygen is happily processing. Included in the collection is a set of Android Interface Definition Language (AIDL) files, used to specify interfaces. I can't get Doxygen to generate output from these.
I added *.aidl to FILE_PATTERNS, and I can see that doxygen is reading the files --- there's just no output from the contents. The files are valid Java and have Doxygen commands embedded, just like the Java files that are processed.
Does anyone have experience using doxygen to process AIDL files?
To generate the Docs for AIDL files :
GoTo Expert --> Input --> FILE_PATTERNS : add *.aidl so that Doxygen recognizes aidl files
GoTo Expert --> Project --> EXTENSION_MAPPING : add aidl=java to parse similar as java
i'm new in Adobe CQ5, and developing CMS Application using this, i create ClienLibraryFolder in following directory:
/etc/designs/MySiteName/ClientLibFolder/MyLess.less
but when i'm using this on .jsp file it is not design anything what i defined in .less file, while using .css files i'm getting all things. can anyone suggest me what i'm missing here
I assume you have added the MyLess.less to the css.txt in /etc/designs/MySiteName/ClientLibFolder.
The next step would be to ensure the OSGI bundle is running which compiles the less file. For information on where the bundle is located you can refer to this blog post http://www.citytechinc.com/us/en/blog/2012/08/less_css_in_adobecq.html
Most of the Social Engine Developers use Netbeans. Netbeans doesn't treat any project as ZEND without the file .zfproject.xml. hence Netbeans doesn't provide important tools like ZEND command GUI tool.(even if it provides, it won't work).zfproject.xml is used by Zend_Tool to store information about created controllers, actions, etc. within project How can I have a .zfproject.xml file for NETBEANS which reflect the directory, file etc structures of social engine.
I found dat .zfproject.xml requires the following files to recognize any zend project. Where are these files in SOCIAL ENGINE context.-
/configs/aplication.ini (configuration file)
/controllers (controllerdirectory)
/bootstrap.php (the first bootstrap file)
SE4 doesnt have application.ini, just several php files in application/settings/
controllers placed inside modules folder (e.g. application/modules/Core/controllers)
application/modules/Core/Bootstrap.php
Try this manual, hope it help: Setup Netbeans for Zend Framework Development
Thanx for the reply. Yes I have already realized what u said but still we cant get the directory structure in socialengine to work as core zend application.The link u posted is all about setting netbeans for zend,which I did easily, but not for SOCIALENGINE.The .zfproject.xml created by Zend Tool is all about this.By default it maintains everything about zend, not socialengine.It also requires an application.ini, which socialengine doesnt have.Zend also starts from application/modules, whereas social engines starts from application/modules/mymodules.Only if we could reflect these changes into .zfproject.xml to match socialengine, that wud be it.
What do i need to upload from my gwt project to web hosting?
its just html or all project files?
Any modern Java IDE gives you an option to export a web project as a war module. If your are not using an IDE, it depends:
If you just write your code under client folder, no need to upload any .class files to the server. You don't need any Java Application server as well, and a normal HTTP server (such as Apache) would suffice. An example of such a GWT application is GWT showcase which is included in GWT download package.
If you have any server-side code under server package, then you should upload .class files (under WEB-INF/classes folder in your web modile) as well as the rest of .js, .css, .jpg/gif, .html files. In this case you need a servlet container such as Tomcat to serve your server-side code.
You'll only need to upload the html files, the css files, and your java file. Also, any other file linked to within your html files need to go in the same directory.