I would like to use seq log slack web hook configurations but I got this an error. Any idea ? Thank you,
Looks like you're using an old Seq version, probably not supporting TLS 1.2.
Updating to the latest Seq version should do the job (though if the OS is pre-Windows Server 2012 R2 you may also need an OS update).
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I would like to know if Informatica can be used on Windows system ? If so what are the prerequisites?
Both the previous answers are wrong.
Windows 10 is supported for installing the client tools only.
For exact details which Windows server versions are supported, please log on (after initial sign-up if you haven't already done so) to the Informatica Network at https://network.informatica.com ; there's a section named Product Availability Matrices, here you find for each PowerCenter version the so-called Product Availability Matrix (PAM) indicating which Windows versions are supported for server installation and for client installation. You need both, and you can install both on the same Windows server system.
I won't go into this ugly ancient flame war here. Be it enough to say that some people managed to install the server part on Windows 10, but very few ever made it work reliably (in most cases the installation seems to work but doesn't, at latest after the next system restart). I wouldn't waste one single second trying to do so, it's not worth the time.
I have WebSphere Application Server v8.5.5.0 installed on my machine and want to upgrade WAS to v9.0 without uninstalling the current version. How can i do that using the command line as after we successfully upgrade on local machine we need to upgrade WAS on Production Linux server as well. Can anybody help on this with steps?
You can install two versions of WAS side by side, that'll work fine. From there, you can migrate your profiles over using WASPreUpgrade and WASPostUpgrade; I use the steps here: Migrating a cell using the command line tools. Make sure to take good backups of your environment, in case you want to roll back or re-do part of the process.
The command reference for WASPreUpgrade and WASPostUpgrade are useful as well.
Personally, I'd also make sure you install the latest fixpack for 9.0 that you possibly can--each one resolves a bunch of possible bugs and pitfalls.
We have a situation where a large number of .NET developers use Team Foundation Server 2010 for source control, and a small number of iOS developers (on Mac OS X, obviously) use Subversion.
In the hope of unifying these two systems, we have looked at using SvnBridge on the TFS server to allow SVN clients to connect to it.
Our initial tests (using TortoiseSVN on Windows) showed this working just fine.
However, the Mac users have not had much luck, trying a couple of different SVN clients.
Using the Versions SVN client, they are able to view the repository, check out, and check in; however, when viewing history, it does not show the name of user who committed a changeset, nor the comment attached to that changeset.
Using the Cornerstone SVN client, they could not even get the timeline to display, it just sat and span forever.
They do not wish to use Xcode's built-in SVN support as it is "crap" (their words, not mine).
Has anyone successfully used Versions or Cornerstone with SvnBridge? Did you encounter the issues I describe, and if so, how did you overcome them?
Or can anyone point me towards another Mac SVN client which they have used successfully with SvnBridge to TFS?
I have personally had this work as expected using the OS X native SVN cli ( command line interface ).
I don't use SVN GUI's, but I would envision that these clients ( Versions or Cornerstone ), and possible expected output they might be parsing for might more be the issue.
I'm currently a single developer working with the following.
Mac for all computing / code requirements
Eclipse / Dreamweaver for code editing
Windows Server 2008, CF8 IIS for my dev server
Currently when I develop all my apps, I'm starting to find that I'm really in need of an VCS to manage the code as I'm playing that fun game of simply renaming files with v1, v2 etc but this is becoming a nightmare when I start work the next week as you can probably imagine.
My issue is, I'm not sure where to start, what VCS should I use as I would like to store everything on my local network and as my code writing machine is a Mac, and my dev server is a windows machine I'm not sure what products should I look at for an VCS.
If anyone out there is in a similar position i would love to hear how you have your environment set up so you can manage your code as this is proving to be a bit of a nightmare..
thanks in advance
I have the same requirement and setup.
I use Visual SVN Server on my dev machine to host all of my repositories. (Windows 2008 R2)
http://www.visualsvn.com/server/
I use TortoiseSVN on Windows for general SVN tasks:
http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/
I use AnkhSVN for Visual Studio SVN support:
http://ankhsvn.open.collab.net/
I use the built in SVN command in Mac for general SVN tasks:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/
On Mac I also use Versions for a graphical SVN front end:
http://versionsapp.com/
Everything except Versions for Mac in this list is free.
As for the client, you can use the subversive plugin for Eclipse. Simply go to Help -> Install New Software -> (Select your version of Eclipse) -> Collaboration -> Subversive. Very easy to use.
There are many, many SVN options for windows. http://willperone.net/Code/svnserver.php This tutorial refers to TortoiseSVN, but that's just one option of many. Also consider that running it under IIS may not be desirable (http://stackoverflow.com/q/2165540/684934).
I would sign up for a free hosted SVN service
http://www.atlassian.com/hosted/bitbucket/
And use either a SVN plugin or a Tortise / SmartSVN tool to commit.
Commit your code daily, or whenever you get to a working set. You will have unlimited history etc. Its also great as your happy to delete chunks of code / files when you think they aren't needed, and if you find they are needed later, you can still get them.
we are currently running a 10.2.0.1 clients against a 11g database
We would like to update to a more recent version.
Our VB6 applications use oo4o and our .net apps use odac
Is there a way of doing this upgrade without having to change all of our applications.
If we do need to change our code is there a good way to do it so we can install new client versions in the future without needing to tweak code.
I've never had to change any code to update the oracle client. Have you already tried it on your dev system and got errors?