I tried to download openvino toolkit from the official link: https://software.seek.intel.com/openvino-toolkit, but failed. It just jumps to an error page.
I tried chrome and edge, both failed.
Can anyone give me another windows version download link?
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I have solved the problem by contacting intel support engineers.
they gave me a direct link to download the installer.
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I found this tutorial for installing Android Studio on Linux: https://linuxhint.com/install_android_studio_ubuntu/
It says:
In this step, you will need to add the official Android repository to the source list of your system. To do this, enter the following command in the terminal window:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:maarten-fonville/android-studio
It declares maarten-fonville/android-studio as the "official Android repository".
I couldn't find references to this PPA from Google's official documentation. It's also not mentioned in the Android Studio download page: https://developer.android.com/studio .
I found this page: https://launchpad.net/~maarten-fonville , and looking at the description and content, I saw no indication that it belonged to or was affiliated with Google or JetBrains.
I have no reason to believe that there is anything wrong with that PPA; in fact, I even used it successfully in a VM. But I am reluctant to use non-official repositories on my main machine, for security reasons.
How can I verify that this PPA is indeed "official" and approved (and/or monitored?) by either Google or JetBrains?
The repository isn't mentioned as official. You can try other methods to install AS on Linux if you're not sure
Option 1: https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-install-android-studio-on-ubuntu-20-04-focal-fossa-linux
Option 2: https://developer.android.com/studio#downloads
AS is free and distributed as an archive...so always chances of multiple copies on the internet. Doesn't necessarily mean they are wrong.
Can someone guide me through a set procedure on installing and using google sandbox2 API on Ubuntu 16.04 .
The documentation on google developers is not helping me.
One of the developers of Sandboxed API here. Can you be a bit more specific on what you tried and what you would like to know?
As for your setup, we recommend you use a newer version of Ubuntu, such as 19.04 or a recent Debian.
Finally, if you want to add sandboxing to an existing open source project, you may be eligible for the Patch Rewards Program, if upstream accepts your changes (Google "Patch Rewards Program").
I have installed the openSocial Business Toolkit from the IBM.
Everytime after all packages installed on my server and the client the com.ibm.xsp.sbtsdk.playground.library is missing.
I haven't got found it on any site or version of the toolkit.
In the version
sbtsdk-1.0.3.20140723-1200 its missing and also in the
sbtsdk-1.0.0.20121203-1053 its missing.
I have install the packages from
sbtsdk-1.0.3.20140723-1200\sbtsdk\redist\domino
like its stands in the documentation from
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/appdevwiki.nsf/dx/Installing_the_SDK_Playground_SDK1.0
Does anyone have an idea where I can become the library?
you can download https://github.com/OpenNTF/SocialSDK/releases
In the download sbtsdk-VERSION.zip, navigate to sbtsdk\redist\domino it's in the feature site com.ibm.sbt.domino.playground.updatesite-VERSION.zip
it'll be in that file
Our current production version is PC 11.52 patch1 and our company is going to start IE11 roll out soon. We don't have many issues with our current production version so we would like to use it. But 11.52 doesn't support IE11. Because full migration needs lots of work (we have more than 100 projects), we are investigating alternative solutions. We tested 11.52 Vugen with IE11 and it seems, that Vugen can record scripts in WinInet mode. Would it be possible to record scripts using WinInet level capture and run them using Sockets? Is there some limitations using WinInet capturing and what pitfalls this approach might bring?
I don't know about PC 11.52 but I can answer regarding LoadRunner 11.52 (VuGen 11.52) It doesn't support IE11 because in IE11 Microsoft added some API which we had to add to the LoadRunner in order for it to work. The API was officially added in version 12 but a patch exists for version 11.52. The problem is that the patch is not available for direct download so you will have to open a support case. When you open the case please describe the problem and ask the patch for defect (77102).
EDIT: If you ask the same question on the official LoadRunner support forum then the support staff will be able to attach the file directly.
Anyone know why I can't download the subsonic website development tool install anymore?
It only shows a source download. Does anyone have a link to a full install download?
Oh he's back - Eric's going to work up his installer. Maybe next week.
Download the latest 2.1 release. Then download the 2.2 zip and copy the files over the 2.1 installation.
The reason you can't get a 2.2 install is because the developer that used to contribute that to the project, took a hiatus from contributing. Although there's a rumor he's back, so it may happen eventually.
I eventually found the correct download location. Thanks for all the help.
http://code.google.com/p/subsonicproject/ Looks like it has moved over to google code.