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.../var/lib/zope2.9 receiving file list ... [sender] add_rule(- dvd/) [sender] add_rule(- tmp/) [sender] add_rule(- *.vdi) server_sender starting pid=23358 [sender] make_file(zope2.9,*,2) recv_file_name(zope2.9) [sender] make_file(zope2.9/zeo,*,2) recv_file_name(zope2.9/zeo) [sender] make_file(zope2.9/myextensions,*,2) recv_file_name(zope2.9/myextensions) [sender] make_file(zope2.9/instance,*,2) recv_file_name(zope2.9/instance) [sender] make_file(zope2.9/myextensions/CMF-1.3.3,*,2) recv_file_name(zope2.9/myextensions/CMF-1.3.3) [many similar line without an error meassage removed] [sender] make_file(zope...

...; id="myform"> <input type="text" name="myinput" id="myinput" value="" size="10" onclick="$(this).myCustomExtension();" /> </form> <script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript"> var myExtensions = { myCustomExtension: function(element){ alert(''It\''s working!''); } } // If this focusFirstElement() statement executes before the subsequent Element.addMethods() statement, IE7 is // unable to resolve the name of my extension $(''myform''...

...ch context when extension is running, so what should I do maybe use a thread at the side of extension (in c++ code) or maybe try to use the same mechanizm with timer as wxRuby does (but how to implement that). My code is simple: require ''wx'' require ''cppapp'' #myextension class MFrame < Wx::Frame STEPS = 100 def initialize super(nil,-1,"Title") set_client_size(Wx::Size.new(300,300)) panel = Wx::Panel.new(self) sizer = Wx::BoxSizer.new(Wx::VERTICAL) btn = Wx::Button.new(panel, -1, "Click me") sizer.add(btn, 0, Wx::...

...find out how to mix everything together but it's a mixture of Asterisk Manager usage and some PHP coding for example. You can probably just open a web page, and it will show you the callerid of whos calling you, provided you first told the web page your extension number or technology, like SIP/myextension so it can check the manager and see when a Dial is executed and extract the callerid. After that, it can probable just open a new browser automatically and insert the callerid or whatever into a URL for your CRM. It doesn't seem to be complicated but for example, the things that bother me are...

I was reading the documentation on using rails with rspec and I didn''t see anything about how to spec libraries in the rails /lib directory so that they''re integrated into the whole spec::rails system. Where should I put specs for my libraries, and what''s the best way to require the files that I''m testing in my spec? I''ve never used rspec before, and

I''m having a hard time figuring out how to build my application using Rails. As i go along, simple questions occur to me like: are you supposed to have a separate model class (each in its own file, in the app/models directory) for each table in your database? You''d think that something as basic as this would be laid out in the introductory documentation but, alas, the

I am also very interested in CRM integration. Anything I can do to help? One thing I don't understand is how is the browser being launched on the person's PC. Or is it not launched automatically? Anyone know of a simple app running on the desktop to do this? I looked into IPSwithcBoard and it appears like it should be able to do the job, but: a) It is pretty heavy - it does a lot of