Do this: apply plugin: ‘maven-publish’ publishing { publications { maven( MavenPublication ) { artifact theTaskThatGeneratesJar } } repositories { maven { def releasesRepoUrl = http://…/repositories/releases/’ def snapshotsRepoUrl = ‘http://…/repositories/snapshots/’ url = version.endsWith(‘SNAPSHOT’) ? snapshotsRepoUrl : releasesRepoUrl credentials { username ‘xxx’ password ‘xxx’ } } } }
Instead, run it with: java -jar start.jar “bin/jetty.sh start” does a lot of doggy things for you. You will get suprising results if you use it, for example, the logs inside your war are not shown. Avoid it unless you do know about those things
If the images are external image links that can be accessed by http url, then nothing speical needs to be done. If the images are external image files, then you have 2 choices. Embed the images as base64 strings. . This is simple. However email clients such as gmail will refuse to render them Using …
The following will cause an infinite loop. The render() method will be called again and again. class ToDoItemEditComponentContainer extends React.Component { componentDidMount() { this.props.loadItem(); //load item remotely and put it in the local redux store } componentWillUnmount() { this.props.clearItemLocally(); //remove item from local redux store } render() { throw “some error” } } Here is …
It will just return “{}”, no matter if the Set is empty. This also means deep clone based on JSON won’t work. If JSON.stringify() matters to you, use Array instead of Set
Just use seperate Radios The problem with RadioGroup with nested elements under Radios is that it messes up with your layout. RadioGroup is a child of FormGroup, which does a lot of styling itself. If you use it, you will lose a lot of freedom of doing the layout by yourself
The user experience it should have When you go to a detail page from the list page or with a direct URL, the detail page should show the up-to-date data When you go to the list page with a direct URL, the list page should show the up-to-date data When you RETURN to the list …
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It will go away, and then be initialised. If you have this question, it means you have no exact idea of the lifespan of client-side state in a browser. First of all, a document is created under current tab of the browser when a url is first requested from the server side. The client-side state’s …
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It only aligh the “items” to the center axis. Text inside each item is not aligned in center Here is an example provided by w3schools . You can see “1” is not in the center of the pink box.
Where to put the data fetching code? componentWillMount() ? Not any more. It’s been deprecated. You have no choice but put it inside componentDidMount() , which is recomendded by React. However ther is a big issue. componentDidMount() is actually AFTER render(). It "works" because after componentDidMount() finishes its job and changes some state, render() will …
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