Martin | lightweight web framework for .NET | Runtime Evironment library

Jersey requires an appropriate container module to deploy the REST application. You added jersey-container-jdk-http, which works with a JDK Http Server (cf. documentation).

What you need instead is the jersey-container-servlet module (cf. documentation), which works in every Servlet 3.x environment. Therefore you need to add this dependency:

If you want to stop the music, when the installer is closing, just use the same code you already have in StopButtonClick from DeinitializeSetup:

Here are some basic changes I would make to start off with. There may be other improvements you can make from there.

1. Avoid Thread.Sleep in async code. Task.Delay is the async equivalent.
2. Create many tasks before awaiting any. The runtime will try to run some concurrently if it can.

/(?=TITLE: )/g seems like a reasonable start. I'm not sure if the gutter of 2 characters whitespace is in your original text or not, but adding ^ or ^ to the front of the lookahead is nice to better avoid false-positives, i.e. /(?=^TITLE: )/mg, /(?=^ TITLE: )/mg or /(?=^ *TITLE: )/mg.

Electron uses MacOS local frameworks, that weirdly enough, you don't seem to have on your computer.

Try to list your frameworks to confirm this: ls -al /System/Library/Frameworks/

If you don't have any, or miss some of them (depending on your OS version), chances are you won't be able to build anything native at all, and your system should be all broken by now (plus, CoreFoundation is the most important framework): a clean install of the latest XCode won't install those frameworks back AFAIK.

Then, your options are:

• reinstall macOS
• get those framework from another mac using the same macOS version
• grab them from your recovery

C and C++ are different languages and follows different compilation rules. If you compile with g++, then the code will be treated as C++ not C. It's common pitfall of misconception that C++ is superset of C.

C++ does something called name mangling: encoding function and variable names into unique names so that linkers can separate common names in the language. Thanks to it, features like function overloading are possible.

Let's consider an example (source):

You have to parse the PASV response (passiveModeAnswer). And connect to the provided IP address and port and send the file contents to the new connection.

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I believe the issue is that you are globally defining i, so outputAuthors is changing the index for outputBooks. This can easily be fixed by changing the code in both for loops to for (let i = 0 ... so that each scope has it's own variable i