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问题 I have written a C# wrapper to support our company project's REST APIs. However, these APIs are changing now - in terms on URL (may introduce version number in URL) and data objects it expects and returns back. I would like to know what would be the best practice on supporting different versions of REST APIs in my c# wrapper. And how should I do it - in terms of code design and class definitions - so that one wrapper can work seamlessly with different versions of API - and it should be

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问题 I want to show the application version in my application. I did some research and I tried this: System.Reflection.Assembly assembly = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); Version version = assembly.GetName().Version; _applicationVersion = version.Major + "." + version.Minor + "." + version.Build; But my version variable always shows 1.0.0.0 When I publish my application and I install it on my computer it shows in my program list that it's version 1.0.1.1. Which is the number I

问题 I wish to check if a user's Java version is at least 1.8.0_171. I mean that specific iteration or higher, meaning 1.8.0_151, for instance, would not work. I planned to originally use org.apache.commons.lang3.SystemUtils' isJavaVersionAtLeast(JavaVersion requiredVersion) method, but it seems that you cannot specify the iteration number. Based on this and Java's changing way of representing version numbers in Java (e.g. 1.8 then 9), what is the best way to check the Java version of the user in

问题 Context first: Apigility driven application based on Zend Framework 2. In the first version ( V1 ) I was using the ZfcBase DbMapper for the model layer. Now I'm implementing the V2 with Doctrine 2 as ORM. Apigility provides an easy switching between versions and every version can use its own DB adapter: /config/autoload/global.php / /config/autoload/local.php <?php return array( ... 'db' => array( 'adapters' => array( 'DB\\myproject_v1' => array( // settings (driver, hostname, database,

问题 Ok I've been developing iphone-apps for over a year now, but there's this one thing which still really sucks. Let's say I want to make my app compatible with iOS 3.0 I set my sdk to the newest version available and set my deployment target to 3.0 But what happens, if you by accident call a function available only in ... 3.1.x or later? Right, it simply crashes. There are no warnings or indicators telling you, that a function is only available in later iOS-Version. And since the Emulator doesn

问题 Is it possible to determine the number of versions a package on CRAN has had in the past? 回答1: Here's one using the XML package. This just counts the archived versions (more precisely, the number of archived tar.gz files). Add 1 to get the total number of versions, including the current. nCRANArchived <- function(pkg) { link <- paste0("http://cran.r-project.org/src/contrib/Archive/", pkg) qry <- XML::getHTMLLinks(link, xpQuery = "//@href[contains(., 'tar.gz')]") length(qry) } nCRANArchived(

问题 I want to display my application version number within my application, and the simplest way to do this is to use the version number for the assembly. var assembly = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); var name = assembly.GetName(); return String.Format("Version {0}.{1}", name.Version.Major, name.Version.Minor); I can get the executing assembling without problem, but the call to GetName() returns a MethodAccessException with this message Attempt by security transparent method

问题 I am running currently on Java 1.7.0_17 64bit version and I want to launch an app using Java 32 bit version. I updated PATH variable to point to (C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin) Java 32 bit version. Then did a java -version it still shows the 64bit version. I gave up and tried to do a java -d32 -jar abc.jar and then it gives me an java -d32 Error: This Java instance does not support a 32-bit JVM. Please install the desired version. Please let me know how can the system refresh the

问题 Versioning of Amazon S3 buckets is nice, but I don't see any easy way to compare versions of a file - either through the console or through any other app I found. S3Browser seems to have the best versioning support, but no comparison. Is there a way to compare versions of a file on S3 without downloading both versions and comparing them manually? -- EDIT: I just started thinking that some basic automation should not be too hard, see snippet below. Question remains though: is there any tool