Instalacion de la libreria gxui

gxui Library Installation

Requirements: ExtJS Library 2.1 or higher (Extjs 3.x is not supported yet) GeneXus X Evolution 1 Steps: Download ExtJS 2.3 (older 2.x version will also work) Create a folder named Shared under %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\UserControls\ Extract ExtJS 2.1 in %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\UserControls\Shared\. Please notice that the name of the folder inside the zip file is ext-2.1. After extracting the files, rename it to ext. To ensure that you correctly extracted the files, check that you have the following folder contents: %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\UserControls\Shared\ext\ext-all.js %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\UserControls\Shared\ext\adapter %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\UserControls\Shared\ext\resources and some other files and folders... Install it directly from the Start Page or download gxui Library from here and extract it to %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\UserControls\. To ensure that you correctly extracted the files, check that you have the following folder contents. %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\UserControls\gxui\Grid %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\UserControls\gxui\Layout and some other files and folders... Execute %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\genexus.exe /install Execute %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\genexus.exe as usual. FAQ: If you get the following error when starting GeneXus, please be sure that you followed from Step 1 to Step 3 of the above mentioned installation steps. Error: Invalid Render when dropping a control (eg: gxui.TabPanel) to the form. GeneXus X Users Exit GeneXus. Please replace the existing UserControlRenders.dll located in %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\UserControls\gxui\ by the one included in %GX_PROGRAM_DIR%\UserControls\gxui\UserControlRendersGXX.zip. Start GX as usual. GeneXus X Evolution 1 Users The default dll included in gxui works for GX X Evolution 1. There are some minor known issues you should check before starting to use the controls. Fuente

Cambiar fecha en Centos 5.3, Maquina y BIOS

Tomado de: http://www.linux-party.com/modules.php?file=article&name=News&sid=1732

Para cambiar la hora del sistema usaremos el comando date, pero hemos de tener en cuenta que al reinicializar el ordenador, éste cogerá la hora de la BIOS y nos volverá a colocar la hora anterior, para evitar esto cambiaremos también la hora de la BIOS con el comando hwclock como se detalla a continuación:

Para no tener problemas, os recomiendo borrar primero el fichero /etc/adjtime, no pasa nada por borrarlo, pues se crea autmáticamente y solo sirve para la configuración de la zona horaria, puede tener un aspecto como este:
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[root@localhost ~]# cat /etc/adjtime
0.041498 1177502852 0.000000
1177502852
LOCAL
[root@localhost ~]#
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Supongamos queremos poner: 03-Abril-2020 y la hora 13:27.

Realizaremos el cambio para actualizar la fecha en la BIOS.

# hwclock --set --date="2020-04-03 13:27"

Para comprobarlo tecleamos:

# hwclock

Cambiamos la fecha del SO

# date --set "2020-04-03 13:27"



Para comprobarlo tecleamos:
# date

Vie abr 3 13:27:06 -05 2020