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i have a little problem with the ServerManager class (from the Microsoft.Web.Administration assembly) and i hope some of you can help me out. Basically I need to create a new application inside a site (using IIS 7.5) and redirect the user to the new application, inside the same event.This functionality is implemented inside a .net web app using mvc 3/c#. Here is my code: ServerManager iisManager = new ServerManager(); Site mySite = iisManager.Sites["mySitesName"]; ApplicationCollection applications = mySite.Applications; Application app = applications.Add(newapp, physicalPath); app

I am trying to submit the form automatically with a delay in a chrome extension I am writing and it does not seem to be submitting. Below is my form and javascript: function submitForm() { // submits form document.getElementById("ismForm").submit(); } if (document.getElementById("ismForm")) { setTimeout("submitForm()", 5000); // set timout } <form method="post" id="ismForm" name="ismForm" action="http://www.test.com" class=""> <label for="searchBox">Search </label> <input type="text" id="searchBox" name="q" value=""> <input type="hidden" id="sayTminLength" value="3"><input type="hidden" id=

I want to trigger a shell command in eider exec() or system() from PHP script but it is a task that take a while to complete, is there a way to trigger it and continue running the PHP page load without delay? Edit: I am on CentOS 6, PHP 5.3 Depends on the OS you are using. For linux: pclose(popen("php somefile.php &","r")); notice the amperstand at the end (very important). For windows: pclose(popen("start php.exe somefile.php","r")); here the start keyword is important. Hope this helps. Darren Newton This doesn't answer your question directly, but you should consider doing your video

please tell me how to make a delay function to delay functions! DelayCommand(functionToDelay, Delaytime); ..? in php 5.3+ thanks for any help function delayCommand($callback, $delayTime) { sleep($delayTime); $callback(); } This should work, consider switching out sleep() to usleep() . function DelayCommand($functionToDelay, $delayTimeInSeconds) { sleep($delayTimeInSeconds); $functionToDelay(); } DelayCommand(function() { echo "yes"; }, 5); (Code is untested) function delayCommay($function, $nano){ usleep($nano); $function(); } Will do the trick however it is synchronous. So if you make a call

I have a system that will generate messages sporadically, and I would like to only submit either zero or one message every 5 minutes. If no message is generated, nothing would be processed by the queue consumer. If a hundred identical messages are generated within 5 minutes I only want one of those to be consumed from the queue. I am using AMQP(RabbitMQ), is there a way to accomplish this within rabbitmq or the AMQP protocol? Can I inspect a queue's contents to ensure that I don't insert a duplicate? It seems that queue inspection is a bad idea and not typically what should be done for a

I'm in the midst of writing a slide show app (click a button, and you slide through a list of images) for jQuery, but I've run into a little bug where it will respond to the click() request even while an animation is happening. I'm using the animate() function already, so that isn't staving off the additional animation requests. Any way to program around this? You can check whether the animation is in progress in the click handler: if ($(this).is(':animated')) return false; Alternatively, you can use the live or delegate functions to only bind the handler to non-animated elements: $('something

Im looking for a way to insert a pause of few seconds between the calls of two gradle tasks. I can use firstTask.doLast { ..... } something like which can do Linux/Unix sleep 45 Any ideas? First, I'd try to find a better solution than waiting for so long every time. Anyway, to delay the first task for 45 seconds, you can do: firstTask.doLast { sleep(45 * 1000) } A good way to familiarize yourself with Groovy's core APIs is to study the Groovy JDK (also known as GDK). It's also a handy reference. If you want to run integration tests in Tomcat, then simply use the Gradle Tomcat Plugin like this: