I am trying to use nativescript-carousel and nativescript-carousel-view plugins. I am successfully able to build the platforms using these two plugins. But at run time when I am trying to access the plugins in XML they both are throwing the exception:
Error:
com.tns.nativescriptException: Failed to find module.
PS: I can see the installed plugins under node_modules.
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I tried adding the androidx.compose.material3 package to my default "Compose for Web" Intellij project using Gradle but it throws an error during build saying that Material3 requires an older version of androidx.compose.annotations (which I guess is imported as an dependency of androidx.compose.web). So I was wondering if that means that it still isn't possible to use Material widgets to build web applications using Kotlin+Compose (kinda like in Flutter)? If it is possible, how should my build.gradle.kt look like?
I've already tried using both the template from Intellij and the template on Compose's GitHub repo but they both throw build errors when importing Material3.
I am using Grails 3.3.8 with IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 2018.1, but the view editor doesn't show it correctly for some reason even though I have all the configuration and dependencies. The same error/warning comes in gsp's as well. Also I am using the shiro-plugin and get the error's for its tags saying that it's not allowed.
No issue is faced while running the app but not sure why the code is not detected by IntelliJ correctly. I also tried Refresh All Gradle projects many times and even did a grails clean and build but they still show.
Note: I have the same project running on Grails 2.5.6 and it detects all fine in the same IDE version. This is when I upgraded the project to 3.3.8.
I've added the facebook-android-sdk to my build.gradle dependencies. When I start the login flow, I get the exception:
NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Lcom/facebook/common/R$layout.
I guess this file is created when you build the app with Android Studio, but it doesn't work on Eclipse.
I imported the facebook-android-sdk git repository, and tried to reference it as project in my app project, which didn't work.
Is there a possibility to use Facebook-Login without having to use Gluon-CloudLink?
I have two react native projects Project A on which I am working on. I had previously created another project for setting the orientation (also react native having java code to expose the orientation methods to javascript). I included the orientation project using npm install into Project A node modules. As per the documentation available added the following entries in settings.gradle of Proj A --
include ':orientation',':app'
project(':orientation').projectDir = new File(settingsDir, '../node_modules/react-native-my-orientation/android/')
And then added compile project(':orientation') in build.gradle available within the app folder. When the compiles i keep getting the error Configuration With name 'default' not found.
Has anyone faced such a problem in including an external project to a react-native android project.
I just solved this issue. Sometimes when you install RN packages with npm, or more specifically uninstall them, code is leftover in the Android files. You can manually delete this packages in the app/build.gradle file also the settings.gradle file and that works for me.
I have a problem with including LWJGL on Netbeans via Maven 2.
I create my own project, and I added new depency. I haven't problems with writting code, but when I try to compile and run it I always getting exception:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no lwjgl in java.library.path
I read some articles about this problem, because it is common problem; And I know that I should use -Djava.library.path=/native/
But...
I don't get so much Maven and I cannot find the path, where maven stored these libraries. Maybe should I make some other things?
BTW I have not idea, why maven not linked it
if you are running the project via exec-maven-plugin, you need to tell netbeans to include the exec.args property when running and within that property have the right -Djava.library.path=. That's done in the Actions panel in project customizer.