I have new Intellij IDEA 2016.3 installed and just wanted to configure a Ruby SDK for my project. I have installed Ruby Plugin (editor support works as expected) but I cannot find a menu in Settings for "Ruby SDK and Gems" (as I know this from RubyMine that I had before). Shift+Ctrl+A does not deliver any other places for that. Have I overseen something?
The UI for configuring the Ruby SDK is different between RubyMine and the IntelliJ IDEA Ruby plugin. To configure a Ruby SDK in IntelliJ IDEA, you need to go to the Project Structure dialog, select the SDKs page, press the + button and select the Ruby SDK type from the popup.
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I want to open a ruby project in Intellij.
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After opened the project. It is not recognized as a ruby project. Because project SDK is not set. My first problem is I can not add ruby sdk into droplist of candidat project SDKs.
no place not add ruby sdk into project sdks
Does any one have any idea on how to solve this problem ? Thanks
IntelliJ IDEA Community has no support for Ruby.
You either need RubyMine IDE or IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate version with the Ruby plug-in installed.
I receive this warning when ever I try to deploy my Xamarin.Froms app to any device or emulator. Also the deploy fails without any errors. I cannot run my app. Can Any one please help me?
The $(TargetFrameworkVersion) for Xamarin.Forms.Platform.dll (vv8.0)
is greater than the $(TargetFrameworkVersion) for your project (v7.1).
You need to increase the $(TargetFrameworkVersion) for your
project. App2.Android C:\Users\subas\source\repos\App2\App2\App2.Android\App2.Android.csproj
EDIT/UPDATE
Right now JDK9 and the Android SDK tools are not compatible with each other - thus Xamarin.Android does not work with JDK9.
Run the following to see the version of java you have installed:
java -version
If it reports something along the lines of java version "9.0.4" you have JDK9.
Specifically there's an issue with the apksigner. It's not using the -classpath switch that the JDK expects.
Easiest way to fix is to install the JDK8 and make sure your PATH is pointed at it.
This documentation gives a solid overview.
ORIGINAL
Sounds like the target Android framework in the project needs to be updated to point to the latest version of Android.
First - make sure you have the latest Android SDKs installed. Here's some documentation on that.
Once you have the latest - here is how to make sure you're targeting the latest - depending on the IDE you're using:
Visual Studio Mac
In the solution explorer, right click the Android project and select options.
Under the Build -> General node - select "Use latest installed platform" from the Target Framework dropdown.
Save everything, close the solution, restart VS-Mac
Visual Studio
Right click the Android project in the solution explorer and select properties
Under the Application node, select Use Latest Platform from the Compile Using Android Version dropdown.
Save everything, close the solution, restart Visual Studio
We are currently developing a Xamarin.Forms Application under Mac OS with Jetbrains Rider. We are running into this error The "AdjustJavacVersionArguments" task failed unexpectedly when we try to run the Xamarin.Droid App in the Emulator. To solve this issue we want to set the JDK back to Version 1.8 (right now it is 1.9, which seems not to work at all).
Where can we do this in Rider? We havn't found any option for this in the global-, or project- specific settings.
Please refer to this.
JetBrains Rider includes JetBrains Runtime (based on OpenJDK 8), which is used by default.
1) On the Help menu, click Find Action, or press Ctrl+Shift+A.
2) Find and select the Switch IDE boot JDK action.
3) Select the desired JDK and click OK.
I am both an android developer and a swing developer. I usually use a adt-version of eclipse that was downloaded from google with android development tools, this version seems to be juno 4.2.1.
I am now looking to install windowbuilder in that same eclipse for my swing development, so that I don't have to change eclipse instances all the time when switching between android and swing work.
I have installed windowbuilder core 1.5.2 from help-install new software with no install errors.
The problem is that the windowbuilder doesn't show up. No windowbuilder options under preferences, and no new editors available.
The following link, http://help.eclipse.org/indigo/index.jsp?topic=%2Forg.eclipse.wb.doc.user%2Fhtml%2Ffaq.html under the title "What should I do if WindowBuilder Pro does not appear after installation?" states the following:
"WindowBuilder Pro requires the complete Eclipse SDK to be present, and will not load into an Eclipse subset (like EasyEclipse or the MyEclipse All-in-one edition). The most important piece missing from some Eclipse distributions is the Eclipse PDE (Plug-in Development Environment). You can correct this problem by launching Eclipse and selecting Help > Software Updates"
It seems that the adt bundle from google is not a complete eclipse sdk either then, but I have now installed the plug-in development environment, but no changes to the windowbuilder (even tried to uninstall and install windowbuilder after the plugin-environment install, but no luck)
What else do I have to do to make the adt accept the windowbuilder?
I would not like to do a complete re-install of eclipse/adt.
I had the same problem for my students using an Eclipse. I discovered that the problem was installing the tool at one time. When I installed the components, one at a time, it worked.
Visit http://www.eclipse.org/windowbuilder/download.php
Click the link for the integration version of 4.2 (Juno)
Copy the URL
In Eclipse go to Help | Install new software
Paste the site URL you copied, and
Select the Window Builder Engine
Click the buttons to finish, you will have to restart Eclipse
Revisit Help | install new software
Select the URL you added
Check on Swing designer
Click the buttons to finish, you will have to restart Eclipse. Say yes to warnings
If you also want SWT, repeat the last 4 steps but select SWT.
Then after relaunching Ecplise, File | New | Other | WindowBuilder should launch the wizard.
I've tried installing Selenium IDE from their website. The newest version - 1.0.2 - installs fine. After restarting Firefox, I go to "Tools" > "Selenium IDE", and this window opens:
No more happens. I can access the menus of Selenium (Create New Test Case, etc.) but clicking them doesn't have any effect.
I am using Firefox 3.5.3 on Mac OS 10.6.1. The version I installed of Selenium IDE was 1.0.2 from http://release.seleniumhq.org/selenium-ide/1.0.2/
Is there any way to make it work? Or is it just me who cannot make it work?
Generally the conflicting extension are themes, for not having to create a completely clean profile and loose all your add-ons, try using firefox in it's default theme and see if that works better.