I've created a b2c_b2b_acc recipe. Now when I try to create modulegen, I'm facing the following error,
Java.util.regex.patternSyntacexception: illegal repetition near index 0 ${YMODULE_TOKEN}(.*)
In case if you use recipe - run the command ant modulegen or extgen, instead of choosing default [accelerator], choose the template related to your needs (b2baccelerator).
Go to the installer directory, for example: C:\hybris\installer.
If you don't know the name of your installer recipe, you can verify it in the recipes directory, for example: C:\hybris\installer\recipes.
For more details about the installer recipes, see Installer Recipe Reference.
Install the SAP Hybris Commerce flavor using the required recipe by entering the following command:
On Windows: install.bat -r
On Linux or Mac: ./install.sh -r
To install SAP Hybris Commerce with B2C Accelerator, enter the following command:
On Windows: install.bat -r b2c_acc
On Linux or Mac: ./install.sh -r b2c_acc
Refer to the readme.txt file provided in the recipe folder for specific instructions on how to install the flavor of SAP Hybris Commerce that your require. Some recipes include additional instructions to install or initialize SAP Hybris Commerce.
More info here.
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Ubuntu Version: 19.10
Code Composer Version: CCS10.1.0.00010_linux-x64
I'm trying to install the Code Composer at Linux. But at README into Code Composer file, say this.
Code Composer Studio for Linux README
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Please note that use of anti-virus software or a firewall may cause issues
during installation. McAfee software in particular has been especially
troublesome. If possible, disable anti-virus and firewall software during
installation. If not, use of the Offline Installer is strongly recommended.
If you are using an Offline CCS Installer, the tar.gz file in which it is
distributed must first be extracted:
1. tar xfz CCSxx.x.x.xxxxx_linux-x64.tar.gz
2. cd CCSxx.x.x.xxxxx_linux
If you are using the Online/Web installer you need to extract the respective tar file
1. tar xfz CCSxx.x.x.xxxxx_web_linux-x64.tar.gz
Once extraction has successfully completed, proceed with the installation
steps below.
To install Code Composer Studio:
1. Execute ccs_setup_xx.x.x.xxxxx.run
2. Choose where you want to install.
3. Select the components you wish to install.
I extracted the file using the command
tar xfz CCS10.1.0.00010_linux-x64.tar.gz -C ../Documents/CodeComposer
I navigated to CodeComposer directory and used ls to see the files and I saw the file that the readme say to run.
So I wrote the command
ccs_setup_10.1.0.00010.run
And appeared this
zsh: command not found: ccs_setup_10.1.0.00010.run
Can you do ./ccs_setup_10.1.0.00010.run instead?
ccs_setup... is not on your path, so you need to give it a specific relative path so it knows where to look.
My application is hosted on Azure and I using the App Service editor to do my changes and build on the cloud itself without using Visual Studio locally.
Now I would like to install a Nuget package to the project. So I tried the console option from the App Service editor. But it does not work as the console window does not recognize Nuget commands.
So after looking through the help command on App Service editor console I found these options-
cd Directory navigation
copy
del
dir
exit Closes the console
git Git source control commanding
help List of available commands
mkdir
move
msbuild MSBuild commanding
node Node.js commanding
npm Node package manager
nuget NuGet commanding
open Open file in editor
ps PowerShell commanding
rd
rename
rmdir
touch Touch a file if it exists or create it otherwise
unzip Unzip archives
Native windows commands (append /? for help):
copy Copy files
del Delete a file
move Move files
rename Rename files
dir Directory browsing
mkdir Create a directory
rmdir Delete a directory
So there seems to be nuget command but when I use it the console window is just stuck and stays like that.
Am I using the command correctly or there seems to be some problem?
I know I can download and do this locally but I am looking for a way to do this simply using the App Service editor. Any help on this please?
Try
dotnet add package RestSharp --version 106.2.2
You could check:
Usage: dotnet add <PROJECT> package [options] <PACKAGE_NAME>
Arguments:
<PROJECT> The project file to operate on. If a file is not specified, the command will search the current directory for one.
<PACKAGE_NAME> The package reference to add.
Options:
-h, --help Show help information.
-v, --version <VERSION> Version for the package to be added.
-f, --framework <FRAMEWORK> Adds reference only when targeting a specific framework.
-n, --no-restore Adds reference without performing restore preview and compatibility check.
-s, --source <SOURCE> Specifies NuGet package sources to use during the restore.
--package-directory <PACKAGE_DIRECTORY> Restores the packages to the specified directory.
After executing the below commands using one of the recipes available in the standard hybris 6.4 package, only hAC is accessible, but the frontend, backoffice and hMC are not. If I try to open, e.g., the backoffice, it gets me to hAC.
These are the commands:
install.bat -r <recipe> initialize
install.bat -r <recipe> start
What do I miss to make the above components available?
Can you provide some more information about - generated localextensions.xml. Also, can you check if the workspace contains models (signifying the ant clean all was completed successfully)
Also, please go to HAC->Platform->Extensions and see if the backoffice, storefront are deployed.
Sometimes, the installation recipe does not functions correctly due to which some installation steps are skipped. You are advised to do ant clean initialize and check again.
Please let me know if you still face issues.
Cheers!
I found https://github.com/mozilla/gecko-dev/tree/master/b2g Mozilla repositories where have the moz.build file, can anybody help, how I can build this plugin. What are tools I need use for build project with use moz.build ?
thank you
If you are trying to build B2G (Firefox OS), then you should follow the procedure documented here. But I have to advise you that you're using the wrong repository if that's your objective, since the correct one for B2G should be this.
In any case, you would need to install the build prerequisites for Linux, as described here, by using the following command:
wget -O bootstrap.py https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/raw-file/default/python/mozboot/bin/bootstrap.py && python bootstrap.py
Now, if you really wanted to just build the b2g folder in the repository you linked, once you've downloaded and installed the prerequisites, simply issue the following command from the root of gecko-dev:
./mach build b2g
This will invoke mach, the build system Mozilla uses, to build the code in the b2g directory.
I have created an Ubuntu package to install my RCP app. The installed files are owned by root. Is it possible for a user to subsequently install updates through P2? Documentation about Eclipse multi-user installs suggests that it is possible, along with the answer to this question.
However, when I start up the application, it does not automatically check for updates as usual, and the Update Site that I had specified in p2.inf is not listed in the "Install New Software..." dialog.
Using the -configuration or -data runtime options did not help.
I can make it work with a hack by running sudo chown -R <my_username> /opt/<my_app_installation>. When I subsequently launch the application, it does properly check for updates on startup, and my update site is properly listed in the "Install New Software..." dialog. Certainly I would prefer that whatever data it is writing to that installation directory be instead written to the user's home directory.
Supplementary info:
Here is a list of files and folders that showed up in my installation directory only after the directory was given ownership by <my_username> and the program was run.
/opt/<my_app_installation>/configuration/org.eclipse.core.runtime
/opt/<my_app_installation>/configuration/org.eclipse.equinox.app
/opt/<my_app_installation>/configuration/org.eclipse.osgi
/opt/<my_app_installation>/p2/org.eclipse.equinox.p2.engine/profileRegistry/profile.profile/1339896994308.profile.gz
/opt/<my_app_installation>/p2/org.eclipse.equinox.p2.engine/profileRegistry/profile.profile/.data/.settings/org.eclipse.equinox.p2.ui.sdk.prefs
/opt/<my_app_installation>/p2/org.eclipse.equinox.p2.engine/profileRegistry/profile.profile/.data/.settings/org.eclipse.equinox.p2.ui.sdk.scheduler.prefs
/opt/<my_app_installation>/p2/org.eclipse.equinox.p2.repository
More experimental results:
Even with a writable (chown'd) installation directory, no files are placed there when the
-configuration $HOME/.my_app_files runtime option is supplied.
There are lots of limitation of p2 itself for share install. AFAIK there is no significant improvement in latest release Juno as well.
But a guy from Redhat is working on p2 install with RPM package, you can read his progress in his blog post. The work and idea could be shared with Debian package.