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Several solutions of Windows 2000 Server + Net2.0 occurrence Failed to Access IIS Metabase

Several solutions for Failed to access IIS metabase in Windows 2000 Server + Net2.0

Today On a very old Windows 2000 Server SP4, install Net 2.0 Framework, install it to SP2, then install Mic

October 18, 2021By Simo Windows Access, failed, IIS, Metabase, Net2.0, occurrence, server, several, solution, windowsLeave a Comment

Internet-Explorer-8 – Google Visualization API failed in IE8, 9

I am building a website that uses Google Visualization API, except for the production server, it works fine (even in IE). Basically:

> It works in all browsers not made by Microsoft;
>In IE8,

October 11, 2021By Simo Browser API, Explorer, failed, Google, IE8, Internet, visualizationLeave a Comment

Phonegap CLI “Cordova Build iOS” failed

I used the following command to create a new hello world project,

cordova create hello com.example.hello HelloWorld The project was created successfully, and then I added the ios platform

October 8, 2021By Simo Cordova build, CLI, Cordova, failed, IOS, PhoneGapLeave a Comment

Delphi – Convert BMP to PNG failed

I have the following simple code to convert a clipboard image to bmp and then to png:

if Clipboard.HasFormat (CF_PICTURE) then
begin
bitmap := TBitmap.Create;
png := TPNGImage.Create;
try

October 5, 2021By Simo Delphi BMP, conversion, Delphi, failed, PNGLeave a Comment

App Testing on the iPad does not work: Process startup failed: Notfound

I tested my first app version on my ipad.
So I deleted it because I started working on the next one.
Well, I Deleted the organizer data and other reference materials, the configuration file is co

September 23, 2021By Simo Ipad app, does not work, failed, iPad, notfound, process, Start, TestingLeave a Comment

Cordova -d Platform Add Android failed, error registry.rpm.taobao.org failed

Failure reason SSL certificate is invalid

Solution: npm config set registry https://registry.npmjs.org

Reference http://www.cnblogs.com/upsa/p/Cordova.html

The reason for the fail

August 22, 2021By Simo Cordova Add, Android, Cordova, error, failed, org failed, Platform, registry, registry.rpm.taobao.org, rpm, taobaoLeave a Comment
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