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Hi I just upgraded to Mountain Lion. I created an empty Single View Application and run it. The first time it runs fine but the next runs will give me the "There was an internal API error" pop-up warning TWICE. It's the same with my other projects. They run okay once but gets this error the next runs. There was no warning or any specific warning message of any kind. Any idea how to solve this? Would really appreciate your help. I have it working on iOS6 Beta 4!! This is what I did but other variations may also work:- Install XCode 4.5 Developer Preview 4 Delete your app from the device Run

I have an error due to the contents of a file stored in internal storage on my Android Emulator. (I wrote it to file). Is there a way I can view the internal storage used by my app in windows? I've searched through my whole project folder, sdk, workspace etc and cant find anything. I saw someone in another question say it was in the /data folder, but i dont know where to look for that either. Thanks If you want to view the folder/file structure of the running emulator, you can do that with the Android Device Monitor which is included with the SDK. Specifically, it has a File Explorer, which

So, today while I was coding I found out that creating a function with the name init generated an error method init() not found , but when I renamed it to startup it all worked fine. Is the word "init" preserved for some internal operation in Go or am I'm missing something here? Yes, the function init() is special. It is automatically executed when a package is loaded. Even the package main may contain one or more init() functions that are executed before the actual program begins: http://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#init It is part of the package initialization, as explained in the

So how does console subsystem work ? I understand high level stuff such as windows automatically creates console window for programs and then gives handle to console window to which you can write and read with WriteConsole and ReadConsole, but how does window itself work ? does windows use GDI to draw characters into console ? or some hidden internal functions ? what happens behind the curtains ? This question is too vague to really answer in a detailed fashion but I'll give it a shot. There are at least 3 different implementations of the console in 32-bit Windows: MS-DOS box in Windows 95/98

I was trying few things and would like to know why this is happening so. Say, I have a class called A in namespace n and I was trying to create protected internal class B. namespace n { public class A { public A() { } } protected internal class B //throwing error { } } But when i try like this (B as a sub class of A), its not throwing error and its built success. Could you explain me why it is so? namespace n { public class A { public A() { } protected internal class B // its not throwing error { } } } Am i missing anything theoretically? Its quite a bit confusing. Look at the error. Elements

I'm learning java and am currently trying to develop a simple application. My question is can you store data about settings, etc in a text file internal to a .jar? If so how would you go about accessing this within java? Sorry if this is a really stupid idea. InputStream is = this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("/data/file.txt"); The resources you are getting need to be on the classpath jonm Yes you can, and it's not a stupid question we all need to start somewhere. There are two parts to your question: Adding a data/text file to a .jar - (using ant to jar it:) add "fileset dir=..." to the jar

I am trying to post the data usign $.ajax, but I am getting failure message 400 error. Following is the code: $.ajax({ url: "http://192.168.1.9:150/Service.svc/usrregistration", type: "POST", // data: '{"Firstname":' + Firstname + ',"LastName:"'+LastName+'}', data: '{"Firstname":"rose"}', contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", dataType: "json", processdata: true, success: function (msg) { alert(msg); alert('Registerd successfully'); }, error: function (msg) { alert('Faild'+msg.status); } }); here is my blog post for you : Create REST service with WCF and Consume using jQuery REST

How to get FileInputStream for file in internal memory in android which is not inside applications default file directory. I have created new directory in my application space. So openFileInput("filename") will only work for files in getFilesDir() . And openFileInput("filename") do not accept argument with path separaters "/" so I can change it to ../myfolder/. Is there any way to get a FileInputStream on this ? .. Note: Using normal APIs File = new File(... ) gives permission denied errors. And I have already created given Context.MODE_WORLD_WRITEABLE as the permission for my custom folder.