I'm writing an essay about ORM and SubSonic and I'm looking for some details regarding the project history (initial release, milestones, etc).
Anyone knows where I can find it? anyonce can give me a quick briefing?
Thanks
I agree with Consipcuous Compiler - this should be on superuser...
That said, check out the author's blog for some, otherwise you could drop him a note!
You should know that SubSonic started with a different name
ASP.NET ActionPack
You properbly should find some old blog posts if you search for this name.
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Ive been looking arround stackoverflow for informations about nashorn lately and node.jar too. But i noticed there is still nothing covered about node.jar.
Does anyone have a document or extended resource about current project status as well as its roadmap ?
p.s: i suggest someone creates a node.jar tag
Oracle decided not to use node word in this project name because of legal reasons. Current name of this thing is Project Avatar. Most like Avatar.js is exactly that you're looking for.
You can find more details here https://avatar.java.net/
Cheers,
Vik
Update: here is another similar SO question with detailed answer
I have been trying to develop in MonoDevelop for about a week now, my boss asked me to get WEPopOver working on a particular project. I have seen the github documentation and looked at examples, but can't seem to get a working model for MonoDevelop.
Can ANYONE give me an example of how to use this WEPopOver in MonoDevelop?
thank you in advance!
Rick
Did you see/try the sample solution that comes with the bindings ?
If so then you'll need to be more explicit (edit your question) about what you want to do with it.
Is there a way to query for all issues with a particular link type?
For example, let there be a dependency link where an issue can "depends on" another issue. Is there a query to find all issues that depend on some other issue (aka. all issues with the "depends on" link)?
I know there is the linkedIssues (key, linkType) function that returns the key of all issues that have the linkType with the issue with key. I want to find all issues with a linkType with any issue.
Thanks!
You can use Script Runner plugin - Edit: It unfortunately is no longer free. The last version before 4.0 still is, though. Details here https://www.adaptavist.com/doco/display/SFJ/Downgrade+ScriptRunner
It sports a ton of incredibly useful functions, one of these is hasLinks()
Usage example:
issueFunction in hasLinks("blocks") OR issueFunction in hasLinks("is blocked by")
You can hack it with Craftware JQL's linkedIssuesFromFilter, where the filter would be "all issues"
The included function mentioned by Alexander is ideal for its purpose but if you want something more advanced check out the commercial JQL Tricks plugin: https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/wiki/display/JQLT/Issue+Link+Functions
If you need a JIRA On-Demand solution - you might find this paid Add-On useful
It exposes MongoDB syntax and some conditions builder UI, so you should be able to search for the issues:
linkedIssuesHaveStatus([status])
subtasksHaveStatus([status])
linkType([linkType])
workBetween([started|created|updated], [from], [to])
I'm working on implementing a blogging engine and want to make it compatible with windows live writer. I found an excellent post on this, but what I can't find is documentation on the placeholder tags used in the weblayout and webpreview templates. The only page I can find referring to this files on MSDN is this one that doesn't mention the placeholder tags.
Anybody point me in the right direction?
Many thanks
Tony
The placeholders are:
{post-title}
{post-body}
The msdn article that you linked to does state that, though.
In Rob Conery's post about SubSonic Migrations written in October 2007 he mentions in the 'Left To Do' list that:
I want to be able to “Reverse
Engineer” an existing DB into a
migration file
I am looking at introducing versioning control for an existing database with a lot tables, and SubSonic looks like the tool for me, but I'm not looking forward to writing the first migration by hand! Does anyone know if Rob or anyone got around to writing a tool for doing this automatically?
You could generate a script for the current state of the existing schema and set your first migration to run the script.