Any open source tool that can be used for the above mention technology.
Can somebody give me couple of options regarding this . any help in this topic would be help be achieve my goal.
Download the 'Dataloader' from http://www.dataload.com/downloads/index.html
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does anybody know how to implement phpsysinfo into a ZF2 project?
I need a brief overview what is hapening on the server without having to connect via ssh to the server. There are a lot of monitoring software I know, but this will do the job for me. Thx for any reply...
phpSysInfo is a standalone software, which is not intended to be integrated into another project (e.g. ZF2)
You can probably reuse some classed from the source code, if you build a ZF2 module
Does anybody know of any mature open source implementation of RaptorQ (RFC6330)?
If not, would anybody be interested in joining working on an open source project to build a full featured RaptorQ codec in C99?
Looks like there's a recent effort to write one in Java.
https://github.com/openrq-team/OpenRQ
Can anyone tell me how to use Xstream in Blackberry . In java there are tutorial available but not for blackberry. anyone has used in project. i want an example if possible plz provide the code .
thanks in advance
Xstream (if this is what you are talking about) is a separate package from the BlackBerry Java API (which is based on Java ME not Java SE). It isn't available from the OS so you will either have to port it yourself, or find someone who has already done so.
I want to use MS Help Viewer to create a help system for our application. The documentation suggests this is possible. I found however no way to install the Local Help Viewer and the required Help Library Agent which is supposed to intercept and process help requests without installing visual studio. I also see no obvious way on how to integrate Help Library Manager in a new application: where is the API and the docs? I can find neither in HelpViewer SDK
For the moment (sept 2011) it looks like MS Help Viewer is not designed to be used outside Visual Studio although things may change in the future. Waiting for an announcement from MS.
I've seen in a lot of documents that Mnesia has been open sourced by Ericsson, but straightforward googling didn't help me to find the repository with the code...
Is Mnesia still open-source at all?
It's part of the Erlang/OTP source code, which you can get from github. You can browse it here.