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I am making an application with python which will need to be associated with a file type. I need a cross platform solution (can be different for different platforms) that includes setting the icon for the file type, having my application open when a file of that type is double-clicked and being able to reference that file when my application is opened. To clarify Lets say that I have an application called FooEdit, that edits .foo files. .foo files have the mime type of text/plain . Here is the process that happens when a user first gets FooEdit: A user obtains the executable for my application

My tinymce version is 3.5.8. I want to set the default content, and try the way on official website and other ways by google, but all error. Some of error as below: TypeError: tinyMCE.activeEditor is null [Break On This Error] tinyMCE.activeEditor.selection.setContent('<strong>Some contents</strong>'); TypeError: tinyMCE.get(...) is undefined [Break On This Error] tinyMCE.get('content').setContent('<strong>Some contents</strong>'); Thanks a lot. migreva This is likely because the tinyMCE editor has not been initialized yet. If you run your tinyMCE.init() function then right after in the script

I have IBM's J9 VM (build 2.3, J2RE 1.5.0 IBM J9 2.3) installed. After getting an OOM, the size of the heap dump is 383MB. How much heap does the JVM have? The reason why I ask is that a 400MB heap dump seems a bit much for the default 64MB heap that I expect but I didn't specify any -Xm options. Does J9 use a different default heap size? If so, how can I find out what it is? According to the documentation , the default minimum and maximum heap sizes are platform-dependent. On most platforms, default -Xms is 4M. Default -Xmx for Linux is "Half the real memory with a minimum of 16 MB and a

I got a default scoping like this which is dynamic: default_scope :conditions => ["departure_date >= ?", DateTime.current.beginning_of_day] When I use this code the first day is ok. Lets say first day is 28-03-2011 But the next day seems like it's still using "departure_date >= 28-03-2011" Is my default scoping being cached? The problem is that that code is only being executed once , when your app is loaded, and thus the actual date isn't changing. You need to change it to load lazily: default_scope lambda { { :conditions => ["departure_date >= ?", DateTime.current.beginning_of_day] } } This

I'm need of custom artifact installation and can't figure how to override the default one (from default maven lifecycle). So my question is: How to configure maven install plugin in my pom.xml so it doesn't do default install and executes just my custom install-file goals? I tried without id and with default-install id and it didn't help. Update: From the provided answer - this does not work for me (I see two install attempts in log). <pluginManagement> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-install-plugin</artifactId> <executions> <execution> <id