::: MICROCONTROLADORES ::: Servidores eMule - Conectar a servidores reales para eMule : Foro Emule : ADSL Zone : Portal y Foro sobre ADSL VDSL2 FTTH Imagenio Actualizada Lista de Servidores eMule 24-06-2016 Servidores eMule 2016 Como actualmente existen un sin fin de servidores falsos, vamos a explicar brevemente.Como mantener una lista actualizada y fiable Abrimos nuestro eMule, y pinchamos sobre:Preferencias / Servidor Y dejamos la pantalla, tal cual esta en la imagen Ahora, pinchamos sobre el botón Editar Se nos ABRIRÁ un bloc de notas, en él, escribimos la siguiente dirección Cerramos el bloc de notas, pinchamos sobre Aplicar / Aceptar A partir de ahora, cada vez que abramos nuestro eMule, este actualizara la lista de servidores desde el enlace Si no queremos esperar, a realizar la operación de abrir y cerrar eMule Hacemos lo siguiente En la pestaña,Actualizar Server.met desde URL Copiamos y pegamos uno de estos dos enlaces: ---> --> Y pinchamos sobre Actualizar Para instalarlo: Área P2P
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Learning jQuery - Tips, Techniques, Tutorials Embedding Tomcat 7 | Coppery Keen Claws One of the more anticipated features of Tomcat 7 is the ability to run as an embedded server like Jetty. We use Tomcat 6 in production, but embedded Jetty more and more for running and testing during development (in Eclipse). The Tomcat 7 beta has been out for a while, but there seems to be little documentation out there on how to embed it, other than some suggestions to look at the unit tests for examples. So that’s what I did! First, here is the guts of our original Main method in Jetty: public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { String weppAppHome = args[0]; Integer port = Integer.valueOf(args[1]); Server server = new Server(port); WebAppContext webapp = new WebAppContext(); webapp.setContextPath("/myapp"); webapp.setCompactPath(true); webapp.setDescriptor(weppAppHome + "/WEB-INF/web.xml"); webapp.setResourceBase(weppAppHome); webapp.setParentLoaderPriority(true); server.setHandler(webapp); server.start(); server.join(); } Here is the Tomcat 7 version: Launch it!