I'm going to do an image processing project using Matlab tool.but I'm in a need to integrate my project with an existing project,that existing project backend is made up with JSP and front end is based on CodeIgniter framework.Is it a good idea to use Matlab and C++ language?.please suggest some ideas or links to refer
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I have just started using the Java Play framework, and I have a few questions...
I've developed a web application, which was managed using Maven 3.0, hosted on Tomcat 7.0, and containing a whole bunch of JSP files.
Our team recently decided to run everything using the Play framework, and I'm just wonder if there is a fast way to import my original project into Play? also, how does play recognise JSP files? where to put them?
Thank you
Unfortunately, play framework view template uses groovy (1.x) or scala (2.x) to render the data. Therefore, there is no way to use or replace the old jsp files in your new system. You have to convert the old bulk jsp files into the new views
I am doing some research before putting my hand on a project.i need to implement an app that needs to read a diagram file generated by graphiti and parse the file as a standalone app without running in eclipse as plugin.
As I understand , graphiti is a plugin in eclipse,so lots of things are inited by eclipse , so is it possible? Could u plz point me to the right place?
Thanks
Looks like Graphiti needs an OSGI environment to operate. It is possible to read a diagram file in a standlone OSGI app without bringing up the UI. I have some sample code here that starts an OSGI app and reads a diagram file. I guess the question is what you'd want to do with that diagram once the file is read - if your intention is to export that diagram to an image then you'd need the UI (an RCP app could do the trick) - sample code is here which relies on a fix (eclipse bug id 423018) that just landed in graphiti 0.13.x
I am new to ExtJs.
When practicing in eclipse do we need to include the entire library(52 MB approx) in the appropriate location?
Is there any shorter version of this library?
Can I delete some files in the library which are not important?
What are the necessary .js files to be included for building a sample MVC pattern, CRUD operation support application in ExtJs 4.2?
For my setup, I include the /ext directory in my project, however I exclude it from the build path so that it doesn't slow Eclipse down. See Eclipse: Javascript validation disabled. but still generating errors?
Then, if you don't even want to see the directory in your workspace, you can create a working set.
I wouldn't recommend deleting/excluding ExtJS source files from your project, especially if you are using Sencha Cmd and/or using dynamic loading in your application.
If you really want to include the bare-minimum, you could get away with using ext-all.js, ext-all.css, and making sure you have all of the ExtJS image files.
Eclipse has built in functionality for comparing files, but how can I configure that functionality? Say I create a new file type and want an external program do perform the diff. How do I set that up?
Can I create an Eclipse plugin to add my own plugin for handling file comparisons? Or perhaps that is the answer to the first question...
You may want to look at the EMF Compare Project which helps build compare editors for EMF models. If you don't have an EMF model for your file type, you can either create one or look through the source code of EMF Compare to see how it works.
The developer guide explains how to use the code to write your custom viewers.
There is a plugin integrating Beyond Compare into Eclipse. As it is open source, you might get a clue by looking at its sources.
I am using core-plot in my project , the project was done in some other systems where it was working well. when i try to build the same project in my system , i get many errors one among them which is predominant is
coreplot-cocoatouch.h no such file or directory.
how to debug this error ?
the problem might be that the project from where u imported it have used the cross reference to the coreplot project,and when you have transfered it to you system you might not have the coreplot project existing in your system. This might be one of the problem because coreplot library is generally added as a cross reference and it is not preferable to copy complete core-plot project in the working project to access its library.
You have to copy core-plot source to your system. And reference CorePlot-CocoaTouch.xcodeproj in your application. You have to change your project settings to make core-plot to work. You can refer these links. http://code.google.com/p/core-plot/wiki/UsingCorePlotInApplications
http://www.switchonthecode.com/tutorials/using-core-plot-in-an-iphone-application