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Android Studio Error - java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError ... couldn't find "libstlport_shared.so"
PROBLEM:
While trying to use the SmartStore feature of the Salesforce MobileSDK on Android Native, I encountered the following error while trying to debug the app.
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError ... couldn't find "libstlport_shared.so"
CAUSE:
It appears the issue is with Gradle not supporting native libraries.
The workaround is to create a zip archive of the armeabi/, rename it to .jar in your libs/ and include it as a gradle dependency.
SOURCE:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/adt-dev/nQobKd2Gl_8/Z5yWAvCh4h4J
While trying to use the SmartStore feature of the Salesforce MobileSDK on Android Native, I encountered the following error while trying to debug the app.
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError ... couldn't find "libstlport_shared.so"
CAUSE:
It appears the issue is with Gradle not supporting native libraries.
The workaround is to create a zip archive of the armeabi/, rename it to .jar in your libs/ and include it as a gradle dependency.
SOURCE:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/adt-dev/nQobKd2Gl_8/Z5yWAvCh4h4J
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How to change the Date Format of an inline DatePicker in jQuery Editable DataTables
I've been working on a .Net MVC project that uses an older version of jQuery Datatables. The work involved upgrading a datatable to be editable. Using this CodeProject article I successfully upgraded the DataTable with DataTables Editable.
DataTables editable allows for non-standard inline input types, one of which is a datepicker, described here, which uses jeditable-datepicker. One problem I faced was setting the format of the datepicker to EU format dd/mm/yy rather than the default US format mm/dd/yy.
After exhausting lots of methods of conversion both client side and server side, I finally stumbled upon the github page for jeditable-datpicker which lists format as one of the usage options. A simple option yes, but lack of detailed documentation for DataTables Editable caused me to go searching and experimenting for longer than I should have needed to. Hopefully this post will save someone else that time :-)
For posterity, the code below shows how to set the format option of a datepicker in an editable datatable:
...
"aoColumns": [
{ type: 'datepicker',
sSuccessResponse: "IGNORE",
datepicker: {
dateFormat: 'dd/mm/yy'
}
},
]
...
SOURCE LINKS:
CodeProject - ASP.NET MVC Editable Table (jQuery DataTables and ASP.NET MVC integration - Part II)
jQuery DataTables Usage Reference
GitHub - jEditable Datepicker
DataTables editable allows for non-standard inline input types, one of which is a datepicker, described here, which uses jeditable-datepicker. One problem I faced was setting the format of the datepicker to EU format dd/mm/yy rather than the default US format mm/dd/yy.
After exhausting lots of methods of conversion both client side and server side, I finally stumbled upon the github page for jeditable-datpicker which lists format as one of the usage options. A simple option yes, but lack of detailed documentation for DataTables Editable caused me to go searching and experimenting for longer than I should have needed to. Hopefully this post will save someone else that time :-)
For posterity, the code below shows how to set the format option of a datepicker in an editable datatable:
...
"aoColumns": [
{ type: 'datepicker',
sSuccessResponse: "IGNORE",
datepicker: {
dateFormat: 'dd/mm/yy'
}
},
]
...
SOURCE LINKS:
CodeProject - ASP.NET MVC Editable Table (jQuery DataTables and ASP.NET MVC integration - Part II)
jQuery DataTables Usage Reference
GitHub - jEditable Datepicker
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