Answer: your machine doesn’t have Java installed on it. This happened to me. Jenkins installed fine, but then when I opened it on its default port of 8080, nothing happened.
To fix it, open Terminal and type “java” without the quotation marks.
This will tell you that you have to have Java SE installed on your computer and then will download and install Java SE automatically for you. Done! 🙂
So I got Xcode set up on my OS X Lion. The issue that I have with it is that I cannot use SVN repositories that I used to be able to access from my OS X Snow Leopard. When I place the repository’s URL in my browser however on OS X Lion, I get asked for my username and password. After entering that information I can access the repository from my browser, but not in Xcode’s Organizer. This is really frustrating as I work ever day with such repositories and that means I cannot do my work on OS X Lion’s Xcode. I hope Apple will fix this issue soon. I am going to report a bug to Apple right now…
So after reading how cool GarageBand was (which it truly is) for iPad, I purchased it the other day. I got a few crashes after using it for a long time. I think some memory warnings, because I am running it on the original iPad rather than iPad 2.
When you open the app, you can start composing music. But what got my attention was that there is a little “secret” demo song that gets shipped with GarageBand for iPad and it’s called Curtain-Call. Why is it secret? Because it won’t appear on your iPad’s GarageBand unless it has crashed at least once!
That sounds weird, doesn’t it. But if you can, get GarageBand to crash once on your iPad. Then open it again and in your library of songs, you should see a new song called Curtain Call, it’s amazing. It looks like Apple has put this as an easter egg in GarageBand (that’s so unlike Apple though). Check out the screen shots that I’ve taken of my GarageBand on iPad. Do you have this song in your GarageBand library on the iPad?
I have also attached the song to the end of this post, if you want to just listen to it. It really sounds cool knowing that it has been composed entirely on an iPad with GarageBand!
Vandad NP 