Any solutions in moving Android Studio folder named ".AndroidStudio4.0"? I want to move it somewhere that's not in my home directory.
I'm a Windows user.
Here's the photo link of the folder:
https://i.stack.imgur.com/vkJ7n.png
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I accidentally deleted the alfresco-community\tomcat\webapps\share\themes directory including the alfresco-community\tomcat\webapps\share\themes\wcmqs.war file. How do I recover this file or rebuilt a new on linux?
I was able to copy themes folder from a new install (windows) but not the war file.
Finally, I got to do this:
Download the Web Quick Start zip bundle file: alfresco-enterprise-wcmqs-4.2.8.zip
Locate Alfresco installation directory. Copy the AMP files into
the relevant amps directories for Alfresco and Share:
Copy the alfresco-enterprise-wcmqs-4.2.8.amp file to the amps directory.
Copy the alfresco-enterprise-wcmqs-share-4.2.8.amp file to the amps-share directory.
Apply the AMP files for the Tomcat application server, using the apply_amps.sh file in /bin directory.
Below image is snapshot in "C:\Users\myname"
What is it?? and how can I change directory for that?(I want move it into one folder)
I want to maintain C:\Users\myname folder clean
How to create folder using live code. I am using linux operating system my current Directory is
"/home/user1/myproject/"
I want to create folder inside myproject
create folder pathName should work fine
I have several DLLs referenced in my project. On build, they get dumped to the root directory.
How do I set a folder to which to copy these to and have the project reference them from the folder?
Basically, I want my output to have a folder called "whatever" and have my app reference them from the folder instead of the root.
Move your DLLs to the folder (source folder, as you have described). Then set your references to get the DLLs from that folder. (remove current reference, add reference, browse to your preferred folder).
In the /project/references (for the DLLs you have mentioned) set the property "Copy Local" to False.
Windows XP SP3; TortoiseSVN 1.6.16, Build 21511 - 32 Bit, which is the current version at the moment.
We're using Eclipse Helios for some Android development. When one of the projects was first checked in using TortoiseSVN, the bin and gen folders were included. I'm trying to delete them from SVN.
I went to the Repo Browser and deleted the bin and gen folders from the project. The Repo Browser log shows two "Deleted" entries for revision 40583. I then went to my working copy and did an SVN Update. It deleted the folders, as expected. The File Explorer shows a green icon for the project.
Next, I ran Eclipse and did Project/Clean. The bin and gen folders were created. The gen folder shows the purple question mark icon as an unversioned folder, as expected. The bin folder, however shows a red exclamation point icon, and it and all of its child folders all contain a .svn version control subfolder. If I exit Eclipse and do a TortoiseSVN Cleanup, the bin folder temporarily shows a green icon and then immediately switches back to the red exclamation point icon.
What's going on?
You should install a SVN client in eclipse, and don't use TortoiseSVN altogether on the same directory as eclipse is working on. This is the root cause of your problem, and it will come again and again.
So the proper use is:
Install a SVN client like subversive or subclipse inside eclipse.
Depending on the client you choose, checkout the project from your subversion repository using the menu entries of the client you have installed.
After having checked-out the project, check the properties of the root folder of the project. They should define that the bin folder (or target if you are using Maven) should be ignored.
If you have to add that property, ensure to commit it, so others will not have the same problem.