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I would like to try using maven from ant (for exaple to build my Java SE apps that needs all dependencies stored in ./lib/* , or just because doing anything short of dependency management in maven is too damn hard ;)).
But the documentation is nonexistent...
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So I tried to explain the Maven Ant Tasks....
Edit: Okay, maybe you will find this useful;/dependencySets> </assembly>
Yes, I also found that there's very little documentation on this.
You might find the Maven Ant tasks useful.
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In our current project, for some operations we send messages to Database like COMPLETED-Order,STARTED-Request, REJECTED-Order with related information like OrderId.... All the messages correspond a Command class that implements Command Pattern.
interface...
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The manager/service shoudl take the command from the list, apply its validation check and return... .
Something like that rejected order command needs to check for some state to be valid before it can be executed .
I would try to implement some dependency check.
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We use scheduled tasks/cron jobs to perform many important tasks in Windows and linux.
Moving files between machines Making a quick backup of files before they're processed Loading data into databases Restarting services if necessary How do you document...
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The app processes all the individual tasks in order, records results documented on our SharePoint....
documentation for these features really isn't needed, because if tasks are interrelated I'll throw track of our scheduled jobs.
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Hi StackOverflow,
i have this rather simple question about the ThreadPoolExecutor . I have the following situation: I have to consume objects from a queue, create the appropiate worker tasks for them and submit them to the ThreadPoolExecutor. This is ...
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Much I guess you have to write up something in the middle: remember all your submitted tasks = threadPool.getQueue(); List<Runnable> list = new ArrayList<Runnable>(); int tasks.
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I'm having troubling completing a task the RESTful way. I have a "tasks" controller, and also a "complete_tasks" controller.
I have this in the complete_tasks_controller create action:
def create @task = Task.find(params[:id]) @task.completed_at = Time...
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However you cannot create an item_to "Complete task", new_task_complete_task_path(@task), :method => :put %>
Have a read through the routing guide and....
Telling Rails you want to create a task with an id of one.
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The links in Xcode documentation, that mean the methods in the "Tasks" for example, when i only put the mouse on the links, then the page go up.
What happen to Xcode?
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Use the mouse ....
I found a simple work-around that hopefully works for you .
It drives me crazy, too.
This is a duplicate of question 1288900.
I haven't seen the problem in Xcode 3.2.1.
I've seen this on and off as well in the previous version of Xcode .
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I am in the process of designing system with a many tasks and a lot of inter-task messages. The system will be basically developed in C.
In my design I am trying to use UML representation to show the messages that are passed between tasks. But it is becoming...
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Since hyperlinks from elements in the drawing....
Since I like to use Doxygen for internal documentation anyway, and it likes to draw call graphs and other figures with GraphViz tool dot , I started using dot to document my state machines.
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I have an verilog based test-bench, interfaced to 'C source using DPI. Now using DPI I am planning to write my whole firmware. To do this I need 3 things
Register Read Register Write Interrupt handler As I understand, register reads and writes are tasks...
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//--From RTL --- export "DPI" task reg_read; task !! reg_read (0x100, &nRegVal); } // -- Again in RTL -- import "DPI" context task test_read.
Actually I figured it out something like this.
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In the default TFS setup there are three work item types: scenario, task and bug. That last one is quite straightforward, and task also: it's a specific job for a team member to complete. But I think scenario is a bit vague.
I usually create a scenario...
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According to the MSF Agile documentation....
When tasks are created of scenarios as representing the users perspective, whereas tasks are the developers perspective.
You only need to check in to the task.
Scenarios can be any user story.
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In your team, how is documentation written?
Is there someone assigned to the task? Is there a technical documentation writer?
Please elaborate for:
User documentation System Administration docs Development docs
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Additionally....
Development docs? O_o User documentation: Me System Administration by the developers.
Sysadmin documentation is written together by the developers and sysadmins.
User documentation is written by the usability testers.
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