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How can i stop (automatically) development server when i stop debugging in visual studio?
Started by Yassir on
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This question shows how you might do this in a Macro:
http:... .
There is no way to get the Asp.Net development service to automatically stop when you hit the "stop the process yourself (which would in turn cause VS to stop debugging).
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I want to stop the browser request, when user clicks on any button from UI, like stop button on browser. I want to do it through javascript.
Started by Mannusanghi on
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However, this....
In Netscape, window.stop() seems to work (in the same way as the Stop button on the browser I guess).
However, if you've made the request using an XMLHttpRequest object
followings from that . .
The browser stop buttom from JS.
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Hi, that's the code
play sound [soundSh play]; later stop sound (not pause!) [soundShe stop]; later play sound again [soundSh play];
fixed, i call sound int again ...
Started by nil on
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[audioPlayer stop]; audioPlayer.currentTime....
You'll need to recreate the sound, after you stop, you need to set the currentLocation back to 0 to get it back to the beginning.
AudioServicesDisposeSystemSoundID, which will stop the sound.
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I've a class that internally uses a worker thread. Currently the ctor starts the thread and the dtor stops (and waits for) it. Is this considered good code? I think it would be better to have separate start() / stop() functions for this purpose.
One of...
Started by Tom on
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Murphy's Law guarantees it ;-)
I would stop it in the destructor, and catch and log the exception that the worker thread might not have done....
A good thing might be to use a thread pool .
stop the thread without intervention from the outside.
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How do start/stop services using net stop command in c# for example
Dim pstart As New ProcessStartInfo Dim path As String = Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.System) Dim p As New Process pstart.FileName = path + "\cmd.exe" pstart.UseShellExecute...
Started by Suriyan Suresh on
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Using System.ServiceProcess = "mysql"; // Start the service controller.Start(); // Stop the service controller.Stop();
You need.
To start/stop a particular service on a local/remote machine.
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This code is not working, what im doing wrong?
Tnks.
var x; x=jQuery(document); x.ready(inicializarEventos); function inicializarEventos() { var x; x=jQuery(".Caja2"); x.hover(entraMouse,saleMouse); } function entraMouse() { jQuery(".Caja2").stop().fadeOut...
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Try this:
function entraMouse() { jQuery(".Caja2:animated").stop();jQuery(".Caja2").fadeOut(); } function saleMouse() {jQuery(".Caja2:animated").stop();jQuery.
Calling the .stop() method on it.
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Does this happen to any one of you? It is driving me crazy:
On every other machine I develop on, when I click the "stop" button for the debugger in Visual Studio, the Developer Web Server continues to run. And I can still browse my web application.
Suddenly...
Started by Roberto Sebestyen on
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If you hit debug after that it will do the debugging bit on a separete instance of the web server, leaving the original instance up and running... .
This leaves the web server up and running.
The best way around this is to run without debugging (CTRL + F5) .
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I'm sure of come across situations where stopping IIS using the IIS manager has not allowed me access to asp.net bin directory files that are in use but when stopping the World Wide Web Publishing service, the files are then accessible.
The question was...
Started by davidsleeps on
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Do you mean that you're stopping not stop or kill the application pool, therefore your files are still in use and can't be accessed.
An option to stop IIS in IIS Manager, only an option to restart it.
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I just want to quit as fast as possible, before the nibs are loaded. I tried [NSApp stop:self] but that didn't seem to work. Is there a better way than getting my process and killing it?
(I know it's a weird thing to do. It's for a good reason.)
Started by zekel on
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Without knowing more, I'd say put the checking code into main() before invoking NSApplicationMain
int main(int argc, char **argv) { if(shouldExit() == YES) { exit(exitCode); } return NSApplicationMain(argc, (const char **) argv); }
[[NSRunningApplication... .
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Hi all, when I'm running the following pipeline:
cat my_large_file.txt | head | wc
the process stops almost immediately. OK.
but when I run my java program
java MyProgramReadALargeFile my_large_file.txt | head | wc
the output from 'wc' is printed to stdout...
Started by Pierre on
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It might redirect to /dev/null but would be easier for head to stop listening to the java program's.
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