I am new in MongoDB and have been working with Oracle and SQL Server that have some easy to install and easy to use IDE. I know that Mongo already have some for windows, but is there any MongoDB IDE for MacOS?
Robomongo is pretty good. Although their shell version is a little behind. Its ok for querying and stuff not so great for admin tasks like adding/managing users.
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We need to distribute a tool which is developed using Python, Java and MySQL as database in a distributable format.
So if end user is installing our tool, we check for Python, and if it not exists then we would install Python from the disk and not from apt-get. The process repeats for Java and MySQL which are run as sub-process, so that everything happens in sequence.
We could have used Docker images, but it runs in a container and we would not like our application to run within a restricted environment. Is this understanding correct that we would not have complete access to 100% of the resources in case of Docker?
What should be our approach and if anybody can share their experience in creating such distributable would be highly appreciated.
I installed Oracle 12 ODAC(with ODT) on two computers.
I notice two things :
The program doesn't appear in the "Windows program list" mainly used to remove/modify installed applications (only 40MB for documentation). Bad stuff, but why not...
Visual Studio is not aware about the installation and when I want to add a database connection by Tools/Connect to Database...", the new Oracle providers is not showned. VS asks for at least an Oracle 7, none is registered ! Like before to install Oracle product :(
My needs are basic, I'm quite surprise the Oracle setup has a strange behavior and doesn't seem to be fully registered.
Any idea about a missing stuff ?
Thanks by advance all,
Nd.
PS : I need a rest tonight, I'll be back tomorrow :)
I remember vaguely struggeling with the same issue. I went back to download and install the Oracle ODP.NET. That provided a setup to handle Visual studio integration and works fine for me. (Currently using ODP11.2.320)
I need to create setup file for installation of these:
-Web app
-Win service
-Run some sql scripts.
I wanted to do all in one setup. For example I want to make method like CreateSetup and in that method to create setup file which will contain installation/run of above 3 things.
If you have some links or idea how to do it please share.
Thank you in advance.
If I come across some solution I will post it here for others as well.
It might very well be worth your while to sit down and learn WIX, it seems the preferred method of dealing with more complex setups. I haven't done the tasks outlined here, but I did mange to have an installer that set up an application on a Windows Mobile device.
Looking around a bit, it does seem you can install web applications: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/115036/Creating-WIX-Installer-for-ASP-NET-Web-Application
And a windows service: http://blog.tentaclesoftware.com/archive/2009/01/01/21.aspx
And run SQL scripts: How to run sql script to create database using Wix
It does appear you could even capture what is required to build a SQL string through the windows installer GUI, and use that to know where to run the SQL script, and set up any needed connection strings.
We are attempting to setup 3.2.7 on a test machine as a service using Production integration. Raven DB will not download & install.
I've tried NServiceBus.Host.exe /installInfrastructure. I've tried NServiceBus.Host32.exe /installInfrastructure. No luck what so ever.
It looks as though the machine isn't pulling down the RavenDB binaries.
I've successfully installed on several dev machines running Win 7 Pro 64/32.
(I meant to post this question yesterday since I've been fighting this issue since then but just as I posted it I discovered the issue - see answer below)
To Andres & Udi - The installer is looking to see if ANYTHING is running on 8080 and if something is then it won't even download RavenDB. Would it be possible to instead check to see if an instance of RavenDB is running on the server.
We had another web service running on that port and just changed it's port. Then RavenDB installed just fine. While this is outlined on the website : http://docs.particular.net/nservicebus/ravendb/installation
It would have been GREAT if the installer could have said "port 8080 in use, not installing RavenDB". What would be even better is to utilize the sc tool (or something similar) to validate that RavenDB is actually installed.
Something like this:
sc query RavenDB
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?