production-environment

I developed an angular2 website in which I implemented angular2 routes and deployed this website after building it in production environment, now when I open this website from its base URL i.e http://urlblocker.net/spotify it works fine. but when I navigate to any other page and refresh that page e.g http://urlblocker.net/spotify/about , it gives following error. "Not Found, The requested URL /spotify/artist/0C8ZW7ezQVs4URX5aX7Kqx was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request." If I simply open about

As I am new at this, I am not sure if this is how it should be - I am making a webapp and using heroku for hosting I want to have several developers working on the same code on github. I'd like to have 2 servers on heroku - one for production and one for testing(is it also called staging?) problem is I know what by doing git push heroku master from the webapp folder it will send it to the application to the heroku server which was setup in the first place. How do I deploy to 2 different heroku instances from the same folder using git? Is it possible/ recommended? When I push to github it's

What would you say if a developer wanted to implement a sql2008 dev environment, but we were still forced to use a sql2000 test and sql2000 production environment? Would there be anything wrong with using sql2008 on a dev server? Of course you'd need to know what functionality you couldn't use, so you didn't have problems migrating your work from the sql2008 servers to sql2000. I'd strongly avoid developing on a different local version than the dev/qa/prod environments. Most of the time nothing will happen, but when it does it can take forever to track down the issue. Not only that, you may

I am wondering what is the best way to properly create a Development and Production environment for my C# winforms project. The unfortunate thing is that there is no development environment. Rather, I must specify the publish path each time i wish to create either the Production or Development build. Also since each prod or dev build uses a different connection string I must then go into the code and change that as well. EDIT Another thing i would like to add is the fact that the 'testers' so to speak will be running the program from a local .exe which will look at the source files and detect

when i run my rails application in production mode images are not displayed and css is not working in my console i got the message ActionController::RoutingError (No route matches "/stylesheets/theme.css"): Rendered C:/Ruby192/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/actionpack-3.0.3/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/templates/rescues/routing_error.erb within rescues/layout (0.0ms) but in my view/layout application.html.erb i included the line <%= stylesheet_link_tag 'theme' %> and theme.css is present in the public/stylesheet folder make the following change in config/production.rb change: config.serve_static

I'd like to integrate git into production pipeline to stage 3dsmax files. While it is alright to work with git through TortoiseGit, I'd like to communicate with it from the Maxscript to add custom menu commands to 3dsmax. Should I parse git status output text to determine folder status or should I use some wrapping tool to correctly communicate with git? I was thinking about gitsharp since it is easy to call dotNet objects from Maxscript, but I didn't use external dotNet programs. My own attempt to solve this resulted in parsing git status. Seems cleaner and easier to implement. On the other

I'm using Apache Commons Pool library to maintaing a pool of couchbase connections (can be seen as any kind of connection, doesn't really matter). The problem I'm facing is that the only way I've found to return objects to the pool is to do it programmatically by calling the returnObject method from the GenericObjectPool class. This forces the application to guarantee the return of the object once is borrowed from the pool, regardless any exception or unexpected behavior in the application. Even though I'm controlling the return of the objects to the pool in the whole application, I find risky