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I am working on implementing a Gradle build system for a piece of software that has parts that are developed in area without Internet connectivity or the ability to install a Maven/Ivy server (like Nexus). To support development in these environments, I am putting together a Gradle plugin that allows the generation of an "Offline Workspace". I originally implemented this functionality by triggering the resolution of each configuration in the project (triggering the download of all dependencies), then traversing the entire dependency tree of each configuration and copying the local cached copy

I'm thinking of using firebase to write a mobile app using PhoneGap and the HTML5 Application Cache. Lets suppose each user has a list of TODO items. If the app is started when the phone is offline, will it be able to load data from the previous session and sync when a connection is established? If so I'm wondering how this is implemented because I couldn't find a reference to localStorage in firebase.js. Andrew Lee The short answer is: not yet. Once an app has connected to Firebase, the client will cache data locally and be able to access data where there is an outstanding "on" callback even

I am not able to find the offline docs for android. Can someone provide a link? If you install the SDK, the offline documentation can be found in $ANDROID_SDK/docs/ . This thread is a little old, and I am brand new to this, but I think I found the preferred solution. First, I assume that you are using Eclipse and the Android ADT plugin. In Eclipse, choose Window/Android SDK Manager. In the display, expand the entry for the MOST RECENT PLATFORM, even if that is not the platform that your are developing for. As of Jan 2012, it is "Android 4.0.3 (API 15)". When expanded, the first entry is

I downloaded the source code of pocket sphinx demo. I'm trying to run it but it is throwing a runtime exception. I've posted the logcat of my code. 09-09 11:45:38.980: I/System.out(7912): Sending WAIT chunk 09-09 11:45:38.980: W/ActivityThread(7912): Application edu.cmu.pocketsphinx.demo is waiting for the debugger on port 8100... 09-09 11:45:39.030: I/dalvikvm(7912): Debugger is active 09-09 11:45:39.210: I/System.out(7912): Debugger has connected 09-09 11:45:39.210: I/System.out(7912): waiting for debugger to settle... 09-09 11:45:39.400: I/System.out(7912): waiting for debugger to settle...

I have a server that is totally disconnected from the Internet (for some strange security reasons). How can I make the Ruby dependencies to various gems work in that environment? It might work with Bundler , but how do I install Bundler using gem without a Internet connection? KL-7 You can download bundler as a .gem file from rubygems and install it on the server with gem install /path/to/bundler.gem Then you can pack all gems required for your application into ./vendor/cache directory with bundle package If now you deploy your app (along with ./vendor/cache directory) to the server and run

I need some help on how I could check the internet connection using Javascript or jQuery or any library if available. cause i'm developing an offline application and I want to show a version if the user is offline and another version if the user is online. For the moment i'm using this code : if (navigator.onLine) { alert('online'); } else { alert('offline'); } But this is working very slow to detect. sometimes it's just connected to a network without internet, it takes 5 to 10 seconds to alert false (No internet). I took a look at Offline.js library, but I'm not sure if this library is useful