I’m currently calling the main python file in larval function, and inside that main python file I’m calling another 2 files ( PowerShell and sub python file) the problem is when the Laravel function is triggered it only call the main python file, however when I call the main python file using terminal all the files are executed like below:
Tag: gradle
Could not find or load main java class jar on AWS EC2 Linux
I need to run on Linux on AWS EC2 me jar file. I have a multi-project on Gradle. I know that there are many analogs of my problem, but I did not find anything with the multi-project. The structure of my project is as follows My build.gradle in demo. When I execute the command jar, I get jar file that
Gradle JVM version doesn’t match the used JDK version
In the screenshot below, you can see what I am using the 11.0.11 JDK version but my Gradle uses the 1.8.0_282 JVM version. And it’s not a problem because for set the Java version in a project using Gradle Toolchain. I’m not sure but it looks strange. Is it worth worrying about and can I specify a specific JVM version
How to fix failed to link /usr/bin/gradle -> /etc/alternatives/gradle: /usr/bin/gradle exists and it is not a symlink
I got the below error failed to link /usr/bin/gradle -> /etc/alternatives/gradle: /usr/bin/gradle exists and it is not a symlink I want to change the gradle version of my linux fedora from gradle 4.4.1 to gradle 2.14.1. I have downloaded and extracted the archive of the new gradle file and moved it to /opt location on my laptop and ran the
Java 8 gradle script causing kernel panic
I have an issue where Java 8 and Gradle are causing Linux VMs to crash. Here’s the interesting part: Java 7 does not result in this behavior. We’ve also tried enabling stacktrace and debugging, but the machine panics before any debugging/stack output. Kernel Panic – not syncing: Fatal exception in interrupt. Gradle: 4.3.1 Java: 8u101 OS: CentOS 6.9 / 2.6
Eclipse error when trying to configure for using Groovy in a Gradle project
On a Windows machine I’ve been using Groovy in Gradle projects in Eclipse for some time now. Now I’m trying to configure for a Linux machine. (Linux Mint MATE). uname -a gives this: Linux mike-Latitude-E6410 4.4.0-53-generic #74-Ubuntu SMP Fri Dec 2 15:58:04 UTC 2016 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux Eclipse Oxygen. Installed Groovy (2.4.15) using this link: http://dist.springsource.org/snapshot/GRECLIPSE/e4.7/ Installed Gradle (4.7)
Renjin can’t load pckages
I’m a newbie with Renjin. I’m trying to use Renjin in a Java application. I’m trying to develop the example showed here. I’m compiling with gradle, as recommended in the renjin’s web page. So, with gradle build all is ok when I run gradle build. But, when I want run the application with gradle run I get this. I’ve tried
How to fix Gradle not recognizing Java 10 on Linux?
When working with the latest Gradle version with Java 10 on Linux, it fails to identify version number of Java as 10 as valid Java version. How to fix this problem on Linux machines ? Log details of the error here And here is the complete error report (N.B. Running gradle –version or gradle -v also gives the same output
Running multiple Gradle commands in parallel on Linux shell
Please note: Although the two primary techs in this question are Spring Boot and Gradle, I really think this is a Linux/command-line question at heart, involving fore- and background processes! I’m trying to get my Spring Boot app to run in hot swap (“dev”) mode via Gradle. After reading this interesting DZone article, all it takes is a few easy
./gradlew run BUILD FAILED
I have my build.gradle file set up and my project is working good so far. The problem now is when i run ./gradlew run, it fails with the error : What went wrong: Execution failed for task ‘:run’. Process ‘command ‘/usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64/bin/java” finished with non-zero exit value 1 ./gradlew build BUILD SUCCESSFULLY, Any clue as to why, Have also tried to