Alaa Nassef

That's it

You can do anything with python, starting from small automation scripts, up to fully fledged web apps.

If you're willing to shed off some money, I would suggest pycharm by jetbrains (or intellij with the python plugin). There's also a community edition of it

I took a look in the amazon sample, and it says that the code in the book is using python 3, and might not run correctly, if at all, on python 2.

Hello Chris,

The info I pur was there until late July (just two months ago), and this is why I got it from the archive. It's not outdated.

In Automator, create a Calendar Alarm

Select Utilities from the library pane

Select & drag Run AppleScript into the workflow area

Copy/paste the AppleScript into the Run AppleScript box

Save the newly created Calendar Alarm

Open Calendar.app, create a new event

Select the Automator calendar as your reference calendar

Select Open File for the alert, and select the file you created in Automator. By default, iCal is the file that comes up when you select Open File.

Change that to the name of the Automator app you created.

Select Other if the file name isn't shown.

credits to http://apple.stackexchange.com/a/59265/58055


Also take a look at this

It doesn't come with antivirus software, however the risk of getting a virus on a mac is really really really low, so most mac users don't bother getting any.

It's not a feature per-se, it's the version number

According to Apple's recommendations (current webpage changed)

Apple recommends charging and discharging its battery at least once per month.

Keep it plugged in, but empty the battery every now and then, and charge it back

My suggestion would be to send her the source files only, and let her import them in a new project that she creates. I also suggest that she does this in a new eclipse workspace. Finally, make sure that she's using the same server type and version as you are.

I think that this has to do with the version number of the public beta not being a standard one that the installer is not able to determine. It requires a minimum version of 10.7.3. To fix this in public beta, just do the following

Go to System->Library->CoreServices inside your OS X hard drive and open the file "SystemVersion.plist" with TextEdit. Change the system version listed under "ProductVersion" to whatever you desire.

and

You might not be able to write to the file because it's system-protected (in Lion, TextEdit will let you unlock system files). To work around this problem, "Save As" this file to the desktop, or some other random place where you can find it. While saving it, make sure you uncheck the option to convert it into a .txt file.

Credits to insanelymac and macbreaker

I'm with Lester. Display tag is putting the path to your JSP, so the JSP is called directly, without calling your struts action. Try adding requestURI="" attribute in the display table definition

Congrats to the winners

I believe that this is a locale/timezone problem. As I've said before, try to set the locale of the date formatter, and see what happens.

Try to set the locale of the date formatter.