I made a library for reading and displaying csv files in the simplest way I could find, and it works great on my application, but once I try to publish it, on maven or jcenter, they accept what i did and show me a message telling me that everything is fine, but I can't use it with the gradle import in any way. I might be doing something wrong and I can't figure out in which step. Can someone please post here a updated step-by-step tutorial on how to publish libraries? Thanks!
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So i have a excel file on my GitHub that needs to be updated so i plan to update it using a application
How do I push the updated excel file to GitHub directly from the app using a button
(Java language)
Could someone point me in the right direction
Mostly when i search this question the results are about how to push the code to GitHub
If you are using Java you maybe use Gradle(Usually used with android) or Maven as your project builder tool. I just googled quicly "Java git library" for you and JGit came up wich seems to be a fairly simple library to use. Here is a tutotrial on it.
You probably have to initialize the repo as ususal from code or seperately I suggest from code. And you need to implement file handling as well seperatelly from this simple git client implmentation. You might use this other source helpful for that.
But on native android there might be some different library for handling files as well as you should look into intents for passing differernt files or data between applications.
I hope it helps. :)
I am trying to download diff image of base and checkpoint url created by applitools.
I found test result handler which does this. Here is the link:
https://help.applitools.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007188111-TestResultsHandler-a-way-to-download-diffs-baseline-and-current-images
While running repo I am getting errors.
How to make it work? Anyone has example that works?
I am using java selenium.
I work on the Applitools technical support team. I understand that you're running into an issue with downloading the diff images when using the TestResultsHandler class in Java.
It is tough to say exactly what the issue is that you're experiencing without seeing the error messages as well as your code. In any case, here is an example of the TestResultsHandler usage.
Alternatively, you can also use the Eyes Utilities JAR which also provides the capability of downloading the differences.
Lastly, if you're still running into issues, please feel free to reach out to us directly by opening a ticket via this web form.
sorry to bother you all but I have a simple issue which is obsessing me, I'm trying to use MediaTypeUtils.getMediaTypeForFileName but I can't manage to find any dependency, I only get "cannot be resolved" for a project trying to get a .zip file on a external API. I don't think the rest of the code matters a lot since it's definitely not working yet.
Please give me any tip or advice as I'm quite the beginner. Thanks a lot.
Okay I found out that it was just an import from another java file that I didn't notice on the project, that's why I couldn't find any dependancy. I had trouble with it because it was some random tutorial on the web and it wasn't much documented.
Sorry about that.
I'm trying to set up a simple helloworld demo with Sphinx 4.0 (which is apparently a beta?) I downloaded the source and added it as source to Eclipse, but the problem is, it doesn't recognize a lot of the classes. I've been looking, and as far as I can tell, the classes it wants just aren't there! For example, the line:
import javax.speech.Central;
throws a compiler error, saying something about how the import couldn't be resolved. Is this a part of a bigger API I was supposed to download before trying to do Sphinx4? It didn't say anything about any other API but I'm open to the possibility.
If you want, I can post a list of all the imports that can't be resolved, I will, but that means looking through all the code which is kind of a pain. I have a hunch that I need to download the JSAPI, but I don't know which implementation would be good for Sphinx4.
Links to Sphinx4 downloads:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cmusphinx/files/sphinx4/1.0%20beta6/
http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/
EDIT: In addition, I've found a few lines that I think might mean I need to download JUnit? Again, I'm not totally sure how to set this up.
The great thing about this site is that the simple act of typing out a question and nervously analyzing it before finalizing any revisions (because, after all, someone WILL read this!) 95% of the time I answer my own question within 5 minutes of posting it.
Anyways, the solution was simple, I downloaded junit4-10.jar and jsapi.jar and added them to my Java build path. Then, I got more errors, and I said TO HECK with building from the source (which I was doing with sphinx4 here) and I just downloaded the already-built library and it works great. Got the HelloWorld I wanted!
I'm at my wits end with this Java Bridge, after trying to force it to do what I want in C# I've abandoned the idea and started to stagger my way through Visual C++, however I'm running into constant problems which I'm slowly resolving. Except this one!
I'm missing an include file called AccessBridgeDebug.h. << TL:DR read here.
I can't even compile ANYTHING that uses the includes for AccessBridge because they all reference the debug file, and it just flat out does not come with the package I downloaded, or the one prior to it on the website. Google yields 0 results for the search term "AccessBridgeDebug.h" which has caused me to realise I rely on google far too much.
Please, someone, help.
For those who have the same problem, the solution was fairly simple. The Java Access Bridge 2.0.2 only contains updated files, not the entire package. Furthermore, there is no readily available download link to the 2.0.2 full installer.
To fix it, go here: https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/java-archive-downloads-java-client-downloads.html#accessbridge-2.0.1-oth-JPR (Located accessbridge-2_0_1-manual_install\src\bridge\src\AccessBridgeDebug.h)
And download the 2.0.1 full source. All the missing header/c++ files can be found in here.