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I installed Multi-Device Hybrid Apps for Visual Studio 2013 CTP 2.0. I then updated VS2013 to update 4. Now I can't upgrade MDHA to 3.0 because it tells me to uninstall 2.0 first, however the uninstaller doesn't work. When trying to uninstall 2.0 from Programs and Features, it just goes through the setup and then doesn't remove the software from the Add/Remove list. I tried following this however it doesn't work: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/3014133 I ended up discovering that the package GUID in the the KB article is wrong. I used this to uninstall the 2.0, then I could install 3.0. The

I develop a C++ program which might use adobe flash, although it is not essential. I use CoCreateInstance to create the flash object, and if it fails, I know flash is not installed so I don't use it. However, in Vista (and I think Windows 7 as well), when flash is not installed, after leaving the application, the "Program Compatibility Assistant" pops up a message saying that "This program requires a missing Windows component" specifying the flash.ocx. Is there a way to prevent this message from appearing? I don't want to force any user to install flash (especially since it's the IE ActiveX,

I have been searching for quite some time to read an "official statement" on this matter, but found none. Therefore, could anyone please indicate a reference or point to some news on this? What version of JasperReports has support for Java 8, or at least is there partial support available? (or is it "trial and error"?) Some posts on the Jasper community forum seem to indicate that iReport and JasperReports Server does not provide Java 8 support yet. On the other hand, I see some indications that it does, at least in part ( http://community.jaspersoft.com/jasperreports-server/issues/3498 ). It

i have made an application in JDK7, but the jre6 is still using in the market, and if i send my jar file to someone with jre6, it wont work, is there a way that application checks the jre version and if it doesn't compat then ask user to update.. You can use System.getProperty(String key); method with "java.version" as key. String version = System.getProperty("java.version"); Example output: 1.6.0_30 The available keys can find at here . System.getProperty("java.version") Demo Note : It will return current jvm's version, jvm on which this code is executing, If you have java6 & java7 installed

Windows has the capability to apply shims to mis-behaving applications . Shims are used to intercept API calls and change it. For example, shims can be used to: change the incoming paramters lie about the return values change it to call something else The Application Compatibility Tookit has quite a few existing shims you can apply to your own mis-behaving application. Here's an example of one that ignores your API call and instead calls a completely different API instead: i need a shim that isn't one of the hundreds of shims Microsoft already wrote. i need a custom shim . In my case i want to

I am working with the FormData object, while my code works well on Chrome, Microsoft Edge spits out the following error message Object doesn't support property or method 'entries' – which corresponds to the following code: for(let pair of formData.entries()) { ... } I've tried replacing .entries() with .getAll() , however Microsoft Edge doesn't recognize either of both methods. Is there a way to get this functionality (iterating over FormData files) out of Microsoft Edge? FormData Microsoft Edge Console Dump Essentially, a polyfill is a way you can manually define a function that isn't

I have a page with an iframe, and the iframe contains code that needs to run in quirks mode (it's Microsoft's Outlook Web Access, so it's not our code that we could fix anyway). IE9 introduced a "feature" that when the parent frame is in IE9 document mode, it also forces any iframes into the same document mode. This breaks the code we have an the iframe. I was hoping this was a bug in IE9, but my ticket was turned down as "by design" ( here is the ticket if you care to look) I can't run the entire site in quirks mode, but I need it to happen only on this page. Is there a way to

What exactly does the .NET 4.0 runtime do if a .NET 4.0 executable contains a reference to a .NET 2.0 assembly? Is the .NET 2.0 assembly run with the .NET 4.0 runtime (in other words, .NET 4.0 must be 100% API-compatible to .NET 2.0) or does the process somehow host the .NET 2.0 runtime and some magic happens to make the .NET 2.0 types transparently accessible to my .NET 4.0-based code? They say it should work fine. Check out this . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2653566/what-happens-when-net-4-0-references-a-net-2-0-assembly

Can someone point me to a compatibility chart for browsers that support/don't support the HTML5 History API? Spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/history.html Tutorial: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/Manipulating_the_browser_history This might help : http://caniuse.com/#search=history All the modern browsers now do it, except IE (even IE10 no word yet) - though they all implement it differently. You can read about the differences with their implementations here https://github.com/browserstate/history.js/wiki/The-State-of-the-HTML5-History-API 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4612598