startup

问题 I would like to test certain conditions on Startup of my ASP.Net Core 2.0 application. For example if my database server or other is running correctly. This is especially helpful for things that will only be instantiated after a request (like my repository). Currently I have to do this request manually, but I would like to have my application fail early. At what moment and in what place is such a test recommended? 回答1: The Startup class is responsible for setting up your server, making it the

问题 I want to do a custom Timer app. I want it can start up and shutdown. I searched and found that starting it up needs root rights. Can anyone give me some clue to finish this? Edit: in other words:It seems nice to have an app to auto power on or power off the phone, does the hardware support?The app is only for users to set time when to turn on the phone or power off. How to turn on the phone when it is power off? If we power off our phone or take out battery, the clock still show us a correct

问题 My project uses spring and spring-dm for bean/service configuration. When I try to import an old project which also use spring for DI, bean will not be created. An example to make clear, I first define a url-alias in spring-appContext.xml <bean name="xxxx" class="XRegistry" init-method="init"> <property name="webRoot" value="/WebContent"></property> <property name="alias" value="/test"></property> <property name="cAliasPattern" value="/test/*.do" /> <property name="conConfigFile" value="ddd

问题 I have built one startup task for Azure application contain exe file(running periodically with some time interval) and now i would like to make it autoupdating at every week as i have asked before here However i'll do some logic of replacing that file through that exe(startup task) then also it is not going to take any effect of new file. I have concluded that new startup task will take effect only if we upgrade/created that azure project with new file. (Correct me if i understood something

问题 When running our Silverlight 3 application out-of-browser, startup takes a little time, but it's long enough to be noticeable. During this startup, the background of the window hosting the application displays an ugly white background color. When running in-browser, we have a splash screen, but that's loaded via JavaScript of course. How can I get a splash screen working for an out-of-browser Silverlight 3? Or if that's not possible, is there a way I can at least change the background color

问题 I have a very simple console app (just a Console.Write() ) to test some start up functionality. I dropped it in Window 7's start up folder, but when it runs I get a "Unable to find a version of the run-time to run this application." The odd part is that if I go into the start up folder and actually run the program, it works fine. Thoughts on what is causing this? 回答1: Following "Unable to find a version of runtime to run this application" for 32bit app on 64bit Windows you should add a copy

问题 Reports of our app crashing started flooding in last night. Many users who upgraded to 7.0.3 had the app crash at startup. Analyzing the itunes crash logs it was due to the app getting killed for taking too long to startup. Apparently the call to check for available in-app purchases is what was causing the crash. We removed all in-app purchases from sale and now users are reporting that the app is now working. - (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:

问题 I was wandering if someone could explain to me how I could make my Program run on startup? My program is a C# WCF with a small WPF UI that has to run on a server, and I need to make sure that the program will start whenever that server restarts or for whatever other reason. I have had a look around, and it appears that I have to use the registry keys but I am not to familiar with how to use registries keys, could someone please explain to me how I could use this. I am using VS2010 with

问题 I have a question, how can I run my own bash script at every startup time in Ubuntu. Suppose I have a script which is doing a particular kind of work. Now I want it to run automatically at the time of starting my Ubuntu system. 回答1: You should learn how to use upstart. See this. 回答2: Currently Linux systems (including Ubuntu) support 2 ways of achieving this: Upstart and SysV scripts. Upstart is the "new" way. Generating SysV scripts can be achieved like so: update-rc.d <your script> defaults

问题 What's the simplest way to launch Firefox, load a 3rd party website (which I'm authorised to "automate"), and run some "privileged" APIs against that site? (e.g: nsIProgressListener, nsIWindowMediator, etc). I've tried a two approaches: Create a tabbed browser using XULrunner, "plumbing" all the appropriate APIs required for the 3rd party site to open new windows, follow 302 redirects, etc. Doing it this way, it's an aweful lot of code, and requires (afaict) that the user installs the app, or