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I installed the 4.0 beta from NuGet using the following command:
PM > Install-Package DotNetOpenAuth -Pre
I also download the source from https://github.com/AArnott/dotnetopenid/commit/v4.0.0.12030-Beta1 .
I'm trying to build a client that will login to salesforce.com using the Salesforce.net REST API
I need to use OAuth2. While the beta source code has a DotNetOpenAuth.OAuth2 namespace, the binary package from NuGet doesn't have that namespace available.
Is OAuth2 supported in the 4.0 beta? If not what version do I need to download in order to use OAuth2?
Thanks
Because OAuth 2 isn't a finalized spec, DNOA 4.0 will not be including an OAuth 2 implementation, so it's not in the beta. To get OAuth2 preview support, you need to download a different SKU of DNOA.
Install-Package DotNetOpenAuth.OAuth2.Client.UI -Pre
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Is there a minified version of jQueryUI hosted in the script hosting websites?
I want to use jQueryUI in my website, its about 425KB and as the internet speed is an issue for my users I want to use a minified version of it. the uncompressed version is hosted on jquery.com:
http://code.jquery.com/ui/1.10.2/jquery-ui.js
but I need the minified version. and I don't want to host it in my own website. because I compressed it and it is still about 280KB.
It's on google's hosted libraries: https://developers.google.com/speed/libraries/devguide#jquery-ui
Have you looked at the hosted libraries that google has?
https://developers.google.com/speed/libraries/devguide
here is the current version of JqueryUI:
http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.10.2/jquery-ui.min.js
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Since ARC will work in 4.0 are we able to compile our applications with LLVM3 now and put them into the App Store?
Or do we have to wait until Xcode 4.2 to release?
There's no problem with submitting ARC enabled applications. You have just to sign and submit the app with XCode 4.1.
The runtime support for ARC is already there (current Snow Leopard and Lion versions have it built in already). And as you are allowed to use whatever tool you want to build your binaries there should be no problem with a binary built with the clang/llvm3 suite.
If you manage to force Xcode 4.0.2 to compile with Clang from LLVM 3, I imagine you could. If you use the LLVM 3 backend, Apple may or may not detect this and invalidate your binary. Of course, you can't submit with 4.2 as the standard procedure is to only allow stable SDKs.
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Today being: 24th of June, 2011
The about says : Embarcadero® Delphi® XE Version 15.0.3953.35171
Without having looked at every possible option, I don't immediately see a check for upgrade option.
As David suggested, you can use Check for Updates in the Start menu.
This may or may not include all of the hot fixes. You can find these on the registered user downloads site.
Yes, you do. Update 1 is the latest version for the IDE. Update 2 is the latest for the Help Content.
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Currently I am using ASP.NET MVC 3 version with Razor View Engine. Sometimes it is difficult to work with the ".cshtml" files without having intellisense.
Do you have any information as to the release date of original version that supports intellisense?
There is no official schedule concerning the release of tooling support for MVC 3 with Razor files.
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Does anyone know if this has been released yet?
I went to asp.net and the Windows PI installs MVC 2 and it doesn't mention anything about RC's but then Scott Guthrie doesn't mention anything on his blog either.
ASP.NET MVC 2.0 RTM was released on 2010-03-10, according to Wikipedia.
You can get other details at the official Microsoft ASP.NET MVC download page.
ASP.NET MVC 2 RTM