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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(zope2...

...; 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''...

Hi, I am using wxRuby 1.9.7 and Ruby 1.8.6. I have built an extension in C++ and used swig to load it into Ruby interpreter, which works great. The extension is an often long executing algorithm, and I''ve noticed that if I fork a new Ruby thread in button clicked event, and in this thread run the algorithm the application freezes for the time of execution. I have looked through the

The method we use for web popups on incoming calls in the astGUIclient client app that we are working on for release next week is to use AJAX(Javascript + XMLHTTPRequest) It works in Firefox and IE5+ and doesn't require any META refreshes. We've been using this internally for the last month and it works great. MATT--- -----Original Message----- From: Anton Krall

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