I have a tiny problem. I downloaded IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate for Java Web. Next my step is download and install Server TomCat.
In tutorials they go Run/Debug Configuration, press add
and chose Server TomCat. So, my problem is the lack of Server TomCat in the list.
I know the problem is so stupid, but I need help.
I use IntelliJ IDEA 2018.2.4
Open the Settings/Preferences dialog (Ctrl+Alt+S).
In the left-hand part of the dialog, select Plugins.
In the right-hand part of the dialog, on the Plugins page, type the
server name of interest (e.g. Tomcat) in the search box. As a result,
only the plugins whose names and descriptions contain the typed text
are shown in the list of plugins.
If the checkbox to the right of the plugin name is not selected,
select it.
Click OK in the Settings dialog.
If suggested, restart IntelliJ IDEA.
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The title mostly explains my problem.
Changing the Android SDK Location within the Setup Wizard crashes the installer, and I am required to change the location due to the fact that the path chosen by default contains non-ASCII characters in my case, hindering me from pressing the "Next" button.
clicking/selecting anything becomes impossible at this point, and I can only close the Setup Wizard via Task Manager.
What I have tried:
Selecting different location paths
Restarting the Setup Wizard
Restarting my Computer
What else could I try to solve this?
Unfortunately I was unable to find other cases of this problem or possible solutions.
After installing the application, the installer and uninstaller files are properly saved in the "install application folder" and in the "Start menu application folder" rispectively.
For example:
- "install application folder" = "C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\"
- "Start menu application folder" = "C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\"
Sometimes, though, the uninstaller file is not displayed into the application folder of the Start Menu Installed Applications List (list of installed Applications displayed on the left by pressing the Windows keyboard key).
Unfortunately I can't reproduce the problem. It doesn't appears each time I launch the Installer and I couldn't understand under which circumstances it appears.
Is there a possibility it can be solved by forcing a refresh of the Start Menu Installed Applications List? if this is the case, how can do it?
Thanks in advance to everyone for the possible help
EDIT: no solution but a workaround found here Inno Setup Start menu uninstall shortcut is not shown on Windows 10 2nd answer
Windows 8 and 10 hides shortcuts to uninstallers and help files on purpose, this is by design.
The Windows logo requirements says that you should only provide a single shortcut to your main application in the start menu. Only create multiple shortcuts if you have a suite of applications (like MS Office etc.). These guidelines have been in place for at least 20 years!
I don't know how this happened, but the "File Search" tab disappeared from my Eclipse Search Dialog window, and don't know how to get it back! Here is a screenshot of how it looks like on my computer:
I have Eclipse Luna 4.4 and I'm running Linux, for that matters. Anyone knows how this could have occurred and whether it could be a bug in Eclipse or not?
Try removing plugins one by one and see if you can get to a point where it comes back. On my machine the eclipse-linuxtools plugin was somehow preventing the File Search tab from coming up.
I've got 2 projects in my solution.
The one is a small win forms project, and
the other, a InstallShield Limited Edition project.
Everything works fine & installs correctly for the most part. The desktop and start menu shortut's get created also with the correct icon... except that that the target & start in properties are blank... and thus the shortcuts are useless.
Normally target should have the reference to the executable, but it seems to be populated with my project name :/
I'm not too sure how I can go about debugging this? Or what would be causing the problem?
I started going going through the sub steps in the Installer project.
Under the 3rd node - Configure the Target System, there is a Shortcuts/Folders item.
Upon opening you'll see a tree view of where the shortcuts will be created. I selected the desktop shortcut, and noticed that the working directory was not set. I changed it to point to [INSTALLDIR]
This fixed the problem for me
I have a j2me project that works fine in netbeans.
Since i need to develop a android version i have moved to Eclipse.
I have downloaded Eclipse ME and imported the j2me project.
Im able to run the app, but i dont get "Is It Ok To Use Airtime" permission.
I checked the jad and all the permissions are there. Emulator is "Sun Java(TM) Wireless Toolkit 2.5.2_01 for CLDC".
Any idea why the internet connection is not working?
Anyway i found the source of my problem. As i expected it had something to do with the settings. In WTK (install_folder/bin/ktoolbar.exe) there is section "Security" under Edit/Preferences. I set "Security domain" to "manufacturer". Saved and exit. In Eclipse i right click the project and under either "Run as" or "Debug as" i selected "... Configuration". Under "Emulator" tab the security domain property had to match up (manufacturer). After that all worked perfectly. Since first part of the problem was hinted in one of bhakki links im awarding bhakki for his time and effort put into my problem.
See this article. Here clearly described briefly. Even you can check also this article.