top-push | push abstraction component , provide useful messaging | Notification library
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kandi X-RAY | top-push Summary
Message-push abstraction component, provide useful messaging components.
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- Set a timer period
- Dispatches pending clients
- Flushes messages
- Execute the flush
- Calculates the recovery rate
- Gets the latest delivery rate
- Determines if the delivery rate is valid
- Sets the timer
- Get executor name
- Sends a message
- Removes a client connection
- Returns an array of clients
- Gets or creates a client
- Increase the send count
- Adds a client
- Schedule a messaging task
- Returns the client with the given id
- Get the count of connections
- Increases the delivery number
- Gets the latest send count
- The latest delivery number in this period
- Schedules a messaging task
- Sets the client connections
- Adds a new connection to the client
- Creates a timer task
- Send a message
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QUESTION
I recently migrated a website from Jekyll to Joomla (currently 3.9). Therefore I made an own Joomla Template. It is already in production, but of course it gets regular updates. I use a quite standard development/release approach, versioning like 1.1, 1.2, 1.2.1 and so on. These numbers are always up to date in templateDetails.xml
. Nothing special so far. But this has some very inconvenient issues:
- Every time I upgrade the template I have to set a different template/style as default, uninstall the old version, upload and install the current version and set its style as new default. Is there really no better way for upgrading a template, especially if it has an higher version?
- For each update all my configurations of the style get lost. I already put the defaults accordingly in the
templateDetails.xml
, so I don't have to do this on every upgrade. But I can imagine this may cause problems when I change the configuration in the back end without updating the template. This would result in potential configuration loss after an upgrade. Can I keep any style configuration when upgrading? - Third, I'm thinking of using different styles for different pages on my website. These would also get lost when upgrading, so I'd have to redefine them regularly. I also would have to reconfigure all pages using these styles to use them again. Is there a way to define several styles in
templateDetails.xml
, so they are stored in my zip file?
Edit: As Irfan asked for, here is my current templateDetails.xml
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-21 at 03:32Try updating the extension tag to include a method of upgrade:
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Install top-push
You can use top-push like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the top-push component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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