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@@FERRUM-ix5yk why buddy ?

@@KoratanaSai-lj5bi sry, ekkado mistake jarigi untundi youtube video editor lo I will remove the blur soon

I am not sure exactly, check the configurations of mysql, maybe something you missed

You probably ran it as administrator, which changes the path to the file

@@AryanKumar-vk1ex if not there, then from mysql installer you have to install it. I guess you havent checked the checkbox in first time installation.

I am sorry, not sure about that tool/software/OS, this video is for windows systems only, as i am downloading MSI packages from microsoft.

Cause I'm not getting one...

hi, sorry for late reply, may be the extensions have been evolved. Check for some other options to create Java project. This flow will work only with that. I didnt experiment without that option.

ha bhai, tell me, its is just experimental video and demonstrates how vs code can be used for maven dev. But understand that it is not a market recommendation

I am not sure why {project_path} variable to the include path. If that still doesnt work, try hard coding the include path (put the value of MSMPI_INC directly in the configurations UI. Hope that helps, and sry for delay

But this is not your first attempt, you saw many videos before landing to this video 😁🙃

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They won't set automatically. You have to set them in system env variables and then have to use them in VS code C++ settings GUI.

(MSMPI_INC) variable must be an absolute path to MPI include directory and you have to use the variable directly in VS Code settings rather than like this. Remove D:/MPI/ from the path

Adding project to tomcat is just the same as opening that in vscode and using extension to open web server. And what path you are talking about? Could you please point out the time stamp in the video.

May be from mvn repository you copied a wrong xml, or may be some issue with extensions. Right now the extensions have got updated. Flow might be different but functionality is same. I suggest you to check for part 1 of the video as well. The imports won't work immediately. You have to wait until maven completes downloading jar files from repository. May be restart the procedure. Hope it helps.

can you name the extensions that are required? that tomcat one is deprecated. i have checked the part 1 as well. how maven completes downloading jar files?

@@siyagrawal you can directly choose the microsoft java extension pack. It contains all the required things (not sure if tomcat updated version is there or not ). The maven installation requires internet connection. When you paste the fxml of package in pom.xml file and saved, you can see the status bar in vscode, some downloading in progress. You can wait until it finishes, then use the maven build.

​@@harshith_takkalastill the same issue. the servlet is not getting imported. is there any other method to load the servlet? please reply. and the java extension pack has already been added.

@@siyagrawal I am not sure. Sorry for that. Make sure to add correct import statements and java version as well. I havent been in java development since a year, so I am sorry I cant help more than this.

I see that -L has got two arguments, and also MSMPI_INC variable is as it is (is not referring to the path). Check for these two please.

Right click anywhere in opened file after putting class members, then click source action, generate better setter. This option is enabled by the extension. I am not sure whether this is applicable for frameworks like maven.

There might be some glitches in the process you followed, may be please restart the whole process. Ensure that MPI path is set in both env variables.

May he restart the whole process again. Or you might have missed any step in between. You can use only MPI. No need of openmp. You can go with that MSI tools shown in the video along with configurations

Those both are files for explaination of video. You can find the github repo link in description.

Sorry bro, poor web cam setup 😉😅

It was in unlisted mode for past 2 years 😅😅

Glad it helped

is this a trap? 😂

I got you buddy. I wasn't having a good mic setup for my recordings and so the video. I am very happy to listen that you understood and video was helpful to you. I will improvise myself. And also, the only mistake I made was the tomcat installation in my previous video. And I am happy that I rectified it. Another thing to mention is that the video got outdated as we got new features in VS code as well. We won't have this much configurations to be done in the new one.

@@harshith_takkala Thank you for an adequate answer in spite of my harsh comment. I want to believe this is true there weren't as many mistakes as I said but due to the fact that the audio was horrible it was quite hard to concentrate on the content itself so for me - as a newbie - it was like there were tons of mistakes. I apologize if my words were offensive. I just wanted to deliver a good portion of criticism to help you make your future videos better. Don't take it personally.

@@life8261 no worries man. I am ready to accept any critics on me as this would make myself grow. Right now I am not into the RUclips that much. Will continue this channel in future.

You can actually make use of the reference link I referred to run in cmd with flags for both MPI and openMP

As we have chosen "No build tools" here, this step of creating directory structure has been automated in newer versions of VSCode. This video has been outdated. It detects if the imported folder is java project or not. Then we can manually add jar files in the lib folder. Hope you got it.

We install MPI from the Microsoft website (.exe and .msi) as shown in video.