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I want to use HSQLDB in a production environment for stroring some data in memory and for data export using files. Does anybody have experience with using hsqldb in production environments? Is hsqldb treating server resources gracefully and does it cleanup unused resources properly? I've seen a critical post on those issues from red hat and I'm wondering whether this still holds for hsqldb: http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/docs/DOC-15194 I've used hsql on numerous occasions in production (mainly as quick filebased storage for complex preferences) and never encountered any problems. Don't know about

ng build --prod Angular CLI command produces highly compressed javascript files in Angular4 application. When the application is ejected using ng eject command, Angular CLI commands are gone and we are left with npm scripts( npm run build command to build the app), but unfortunately that command outputs a non-production build. I tried running webpack -p command directly but the output result files are slightly larger compared to the output of ng build --prod command. How to get a compression equivalent of ng build --prod command but on an ejected application? What command/arguments can produce

Update: Turns out that this problem was because half my mongrel did not restart. Thanks all for help! Hi folks, i have an urgent problem. Essentially, my routing works on my localhost. But when i deployed this to production, the routes does not seem to work correctly. For example, given a new route "/invites" - sometimes i will get a 404, and sometimes it will work correctly. I suspect there is some caching going on somewhere, but i am not sure. Logs: when a page is not found (when the routes are supposed to be accurate) Processing UsersController#network (for 67.180.78.126 at 2010-06-01 09:59

what is the optimum OS,server, etc setup for rails production environment? Your recommendations? thanks Adam Lassek There are many, many different ways to configure a Rails server. I don't know if there if such a thing as an 'ideal' config. I will tell you how I have my server configured and why. Operating System : Linux , any distribution. This is the only server platform that makes any sense. The Ruby community is centered around Linux, but BSD would be a perfectly good choice as well. I am most comfortable with Linux. OSX is a great development platform, but the extra cost doesn't really

I wrote my first Angular 2 application, and I would like to put it onto a test server. I recently converted it to an Angular-cli project and built it using the command : ng build --prod From what I understand, I should then be able to paste the contents of the "/dist" folder onto the test server and run it with ng serve However, If the "/dist" folder can run standalone, why am I unable to run it on my pc as a standalone app (ie, I cannot copy the contents of the dist folder to another place on the pc and run it.) This will actually be the first application I will be putting onto a test

I was wondering if there is a 'smooth way' of redeploying a Java WAR to a production server (no cluster, no OSGi)? All I can come up with is stop server, update file, restart server. And 10 minutes beforehand I need to display a maintenance warning on the site. What's your approach? First, hot-deploy doesn't always work. We spent so much time to make sure every new module is loaded and decided it's not worth the trouble. So what you are doing may sound bad but it's the most reliable way to deploy a new WAR. Our current approach is to use a switch with load-balancer in front of all servers. We

I have a created a new Angular Project using Angular-CLI. The versions I am using are: Angular-Cli: 1.0.2 Angular: 4.0.0. I have added a lot of code in it but now, when I build my project using below command I get bunch of errors ng build --target=production --env=staging Errors: /src/app/views/signup/signup.component.html (21,86): Property 'email' is protected and only accessible within class 'SignUpComponent' and its subclasses. /src/app/views/signup/signup.component.html (26,80): Property 'password' is protected and only accessible within class 'SignUpComponent' and its subclasses. Can