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• Can we use assertion for testing purpose in web application ? Give example also.

  - by dinker

  Since we can easily disable and enable assertion as per our requirement. So I want to use assertion in struts action class for unit testing. Pls provide example also.

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• Account for cancelling an update process

  - by Aerus

  I'm trying to develop the logic of updating my (Java) application but I'm stuck on a particular problem. The user can, at any time, be it on purpose (by clicking the Cancel button) or unwillingly (system/power failure) cancel the update process. If the updater was busy downloading files or unpacking files and thus didn't make any changes to the main application yet, this can be easily recovered by re-downloading the files and continuing the update process like normally. But, how can i account for changes made to the main application (i.e. a file was only partially replaced, some files were corrupted, etc.) that result in a main application that can't be launched anymore? Is it possible to rollback the changes made during the update without having to keep a full backup of my application or without doing a full reinstall? Are there any standards for updating an application that can help me with this?

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• Is it possible to take a half done web application that has been started using VB.NET and continue u

  - by John ClearZ

  A guy came to me there recently with a half done web app that has been created using VB.NET, nothing major, just a normal site. His original programmer couldn't continue so he wants me to finish it. Problem is I don't program using VB.NET nor have I any intention of learning it for a project this small. Usually I would run from something like this but I need the cash. Should I take the project and continue it using C# or just leave it. Has anyone had a similar experience and how did it turn out.

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• What web application is recommended when programming in Java for beginners?

  - by user1710260

  I am a beginner (almost no knowledge) to web applications. I have been programming in Java for about a year now. I have being doing some research on the different frameworks that are available and I want to find which one is right for me. From what I found: Play, Stripes, and Spring are good choices for beginners, but how can I compare these frameworks together. What is it that I need to look for when comparing them? My project that I am starting to work on is similar to an App Store. Basically an info site on different apps. Any advise will be appreciated.

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• How do I change the name of an application tab?

  - by Tom Rom

  I'm working on a facebook page for a client and with the new profiles pages starting to roll out I've come across an issue with the name of the app I created. The original profiles which most of you will see here - http://www.facebook.com/DrMartyBecker says "Welcome" as the tab name. On the new profile pages the tab says 'drMARTY', I can't find the place where I can modify the name. So i was wondering if there was a way to change this and where. Thanks for the help!

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• Internet Explorer 9 ne soutiendra que le H.264 : vers un nouveau coup dur pour Flash ?

  Mise à jour du 30/04/10 Internet Explorer 9 ne supportera que le H.264 Vers un nouveau coup dur pour Flash ? Microsoft vient de réitérer son implication dans la future norme du HTML 5. « Le futur du Web c'est le HTML5 », a même écrit hier sur son blog le General Manager d'Internet Explorer, qui explique que « la spécification HTML 5 permet de décrire le support d'une vidéo sans spécifier un format particulier ». Jusqu'ici, rien de très nouveau, même si cette implication pose la question de son articulation avec Silverlight, le concurrent maison de Flash (lire par ailleurs :

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• Bonitasoft organise un événement gratuit le 4 juin, pour explorer le futur du BPM et découvrir Bonita BPM 6.3

  Bonitasoft organise un événement gratuit le 4 juin pour explorer le futur du BPM et découvrir Bonita BPM 6.3A l'occasion du lancement de Bonita BPM 6.3, qui est disponible en téléchargement depuis quelques jours, BonitaSoft, l'éditeur spécialisé dans le développement des solutions de gestion des processus métier (BPM) open source, organise un événement le mercredi 4 juin pour explorer le futur du BPM.L'événement aura lieu au Centre de Conférence Paris Trocadéro ? 112, avenue Kléber, Paris 16,...

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• Microsoft dévoile les grandes lignes du futur Internet Explorer et lance status.modern.ie, un portail web pour suivre le développement du navigateur

  Microsoft dévoile les grandes lignes du futur Internet Explorer et lance status.modern.ie un portail web pour suivre le développement du navigateurQuelques mois seulement après la sortie officielle d'Internet Explorer 11, Microsoft planche déjà sur la prochaine mouture du navigateur et dévoile certaines fonctionnalités qui seront supportées par le navigateur.Parmi les fonctionnalités annoncées : Web Audio API, Media Capture, Promises (ES6) et HTTP/2. Toutefois, l'éditeur explique que cette liste...

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• Internet Explorer 9 déjà plus rapide que Safari 5 ? Microsoft n'apprécie pas d'avoir été oublié par

  Mise à jour du 09/06/10 Internet Explorer 9 plus rapide que Safari 5 ? Rappelle Microsoft, qui n'apprécie pas d'avoir été oublié par Apple dans sa liste des principaux concurrents On se dit que, des fois, les équipes de développement sont susceptibles. Lors du lancement de Safari 5 (hier), Apple ne s'était pas privé de souligner que son navigateur était beaucoup plus rapide que ses principaux concurrents, à savoir Chrome et Firefox. Pas un mot en revanche sur Internet Explorer, superbem...

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• Atari sort des versions Web en HTML5 de ses titres d'arcades cultes avec l'équipe d'Internet Explorer 10 : Pong, Lunar Lander, etc.

  Les jeux d'arcade d'Atari s'ouvrent au Web avec HTML5 et Internet Explorer 10 grâce au partenariat de l'éditeur avec Microsoft A moins de deux mois de la sortie de la version finale d'Internet Explorer 10, Microsoft saisit une fois de plus l'occasion de mettre en avant les nouveautés du navigateur, surtout en ce qui concerne le support du HTML5 et la navigation tactile. Après des travaux pour le port de Pulse, le service d'actualités qui rassemble l'essentiel de la presse écrite, des blogs et sites d'actualités au travers d'une large sélection de f...

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• Seconde preview pour le moteur d'Internet Explorer 9 : le HTML 5 semble être devenu une priorité pou

  Mise à jour du 06/05/10 Seconde preview pour le moteur d'Internet Explorer 9 Mais toujours pas d'interface : le HTML5 semble être devenu une priorité pour Microsoft La seconde pré-version d'Internet Explorer 9 est disponible, ou plus exactement la pré-version de son moteur. L'équipe de développement ne souhaite en effet pas mettre la charrue avant les boeufs et continue donc de proposer de tester le « coeur » du navigateur avant d'en dévoiler l'apparence. Selon le responsable du projet, ce moteur affiche des performances de 20 % supérieures à la version précédente pour la gestion du JavaScript (et 36 % plus rapides que celles de Firefo...

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• E3 2012 : Du nouveau pour la XBox 360 : l'application Smart Glass, Internet Explorer et XBox Music débarqueront cette année

  E3 2012 : Des nouveautés pour la XBox 360 Smart Glass, Internet Explorer et Music Smart GlassIl faut dire que pour l'instant, peu de choses ont été dévoilées à propos de Smart Glass. Sous ce nom se cache une application pour Windows 8, Windows Phone mais aussi les périphériques sous iOS afin de les utiliser comme contrôleur pour la XBox. La technologie permettra d'utiliser son PC, sa tablette ou son smartphone, pour afficher l'image mais aussi pour contrôler la XBox, donnant ainsi une meilleure interface utilisateur pour des applications comme Internet Explorer. De plus, The Verge

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• Internet Explorer : Microsoft rejoint la Phishing Initiative, un projet commun avec Paypal et le CERT-LEXSI contre l'hameçonnage

  Internet Explorer : Microsoft rejoint la Phishing Initiative Un projet commun avec Paypal, et le CERT-LEXSI contre l'hameçonnage En partenariat avec le CERT-LEXSI, Microsoft participe à la « phishing initiative » afin de fournir aux utilisateurs français d'Internet Explorer une meilleure protection contre le hameçonnage. Après l'annonce de l'introduction d'une fonctionnalité contre le traçage sur le web dans IE9 Microsoft ne s'arrête pas là malgré les études présentant

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• Apache HTTP Server - Other local network pc can't access web application [closed]

  - by Manellen

  I have problem while accessing my web application through other pc via LAN. Here is the scenario: I have 3 computers directly connected to LAN and one computer has installed Apache HTTP Server also has a web application. 2 Other computers try to access wep application to the installed Apache HTTP Server computer and that 2 computers can't access the web application. That 2 computer displaying Does anyone know how to fix it? (fix how to make that 2 computer could access the web application through LAN) Thanks in advance.

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• Log application changes made to the system

  - by Maxim Veksler

  Hello, Windows 7, 64bit. I have an application which I don't trust but still need to run. I would like to run the installer of this application and later on the installed executable under some kind of "strace" for windows which will record what this application did to the system. Mainly: What files have been created / edited? What registery changed have been made? To what network hosts did the application tried to communicate? Ideally I would also be able to generate a "UNDO" action to undo all the changes. Please don't suggest full Virtualization solutions such as Virtualbox, VMWare and co. because the application should run in the host system (A "sandbox" approach will OTHO be accepted, IMHO). Do you any such utility I can use? Thank you, Maxim.

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• virtualizing a .net application

  - by vvavepacket

  My professor ask me to create an application and it will be run on a machine without .NET installed. My application utilizes .NET 4.0 (just basic c# necessites but without the LINQ and complicated references) and he only wants executable file. So how can we run this application on his machine without install .NET (like the setup files and stuff)???? I was thinking of virtualizing via VMware ThinApp, but I find it difficult since it requires the application to be installed, yet my professor only wants the application to be in exe format (so thinapp cannot track the changes in my system). Any alternative? suggestions?

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• Running .net application over a network

  - by Marlon

  Hello, I need some advice please. I need to enable a .Net application to run over a network share, the problem is that this will be on clients network shares and so the path will not be identical. I've had a quick look at ClickOnce and the publish options in VS2008 but it wants a specific network share location - and I'm assuming this location gets stored somewhere when it does its thing. At the moment the job is being done with a old VB6 application and so gets around all these security issues, but that application is poorly written and almost impossible to maintain so it really needs to go. Is it possible for the domain controller to be set up to allow this specific .Net application to execute? Any other options would be welcomed as I want to get this little application is very business critical. I aught to say that the client networks are schools, and thus are often quite locked down as are the client machines, so manually adding exceptions to each client machine is a big no no. Marlon

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• Pinning Google Chrome's "Application Shortcuts" to the Windows 7 Taskbar

  - by Humphrey

  I love the idea behind Google Chromes Application Shortcuts, but they don't integrate well for me into the Windows 7 taskbar. Ideally, I'd like to be able to have my most used webpages (gmail, calendar, etc) as separate windows, pinned to the Windows 7 taskbar. I've created some application shortcuts on my desktop, but I've come across the following problems. If I open my gmail application shortcut, and then later on open a normal chrome window the new window will also use the gmail icon in the taskbar, even if that window has nothing to do with gmail. (What's weirder, is that this new window then uses a high-res gmail icon, but my actually application shortcut window uses a low-res icon. If I pin the application shortcut to the taskbar, then the icon turns into the regular chrome icon. Any idea's how to fix these issues? Or are they bugs in google chrome? Chrome version: 4.0.249.89

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• Citrix XenApp application does not have keyboard focus when launched

  - by Jason Pearce

  On new or existing Citrix XenApp 4.5 servers, I am having problems streaming the Allscripts Pro EHR application via the XenApp web interface. When users launch the application via the Citrix XenApp web interface, the application does not have focus, preventing users from typing in their username and password. If they use their mouse to select either the username or password fields, they still cannot enter any text. However, if they do any of the following actions, they can then enter in their username and password and the application runs without problems: Click on the Login button with empty fields. Logon fails but they can then enter their credentials. Minimize the login window and then maximize it. They can then gain keyboard focus to enter their credentials. What might be preventing this particular application from having focus when it launches?

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• What causes an MSI package to launch following application install

  - by Damo

  We have an application we have developed, it gets deployed via an MSI I built. The MSI has been used in many locations, on many different builds. On one customers site, on occasion we are seeing some odd occurrences of data from the registry going missing. The 'data' from some select registry keys disappears and we have little idea why. One interesting point is that the MSI installer for our application has been seen in passive mode during OS load / load of our application on stat-up. The MSI loads a progress bar then disappears, following this our application loads up. It has been noted that following this the data disappears from our registry. However I can't say these two events are absolutely linked, it could have been missing before this event. What causes the MSI for an application to launch way after initial installation. How can it be prevented (correctly)

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• IE9 Error: There was a pr?blem sending the command to the program

  - by HK1

  I'm working on a new/fresh Windows 7 32bit machine that now has IE9 installed. The user is using the Dell Stardock application as his primary "desktop" (all his links there). When we place an internet link there and click on it we get the following error message: There was a problem sending the command to the program. To me this indicates that IE9 is having trouble going to the website we want to go to, which should get passed as a parameter to the browser when it opens. I don't think this is a StarDock/ObjectDock problem because we also have some other problems with internet links. For example, we cannot move an internet link from the Desktop to the Quick Launch on the task bar. When we do try, it forces us to put the link with the IE icon as part of the IE menu instead of allowing us to have a shortcut there as it's own entry. I should mention however, that links on the desktop and in the taskbar do work as we expect them too (without showing the above error message). It appears that this problem started after installing Windows Updates. Since we installed a whole bunch of updates at once I have no idea which one caused the problem. I did have Google Chrome installed but I uninstalled it since the user wants to use IE. The problem started before I uninstalled Chrome. I also reset the browser settings on IE9. It didn't help. Next I uninstalled IE9 which took me back to IE8. This actually did resolve the problem but the problem came back as soon as I installed IE9 again. We have Verizon Internet Security installed. It's actually a McAfee product rebranded to look like Verizon. I'm not real crazy over this software but the customer has a subscription so we're not planning to change it. I have no reason to believe that this is causing the problem and yet I know that security software is often to blame for strange issues. I've looked at the registry settings for the following keys and everything appears to be ok for every single one of them: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.htm HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.html HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\http\shell\open\command HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\http\shell\open\ddeexec\Application HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\https\shell\open\command HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\https\shell\open\ddeexec\Application HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\htmlfile\shell\open\command HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Microsoft.Website\Shell\Open\Command Edit1: I've found two potential solutions but I won't be able to try them until tomorrow. One is to disable the "Windows Font Cache" service. Another is to clear IE cache and browsing history. I won't be able to try out either solution until tomorrow since this is a remote client's machine. I see there are lots of other suggestions online but if you take the time to read them through you'll see that the other suggestions didn't fix the problem.

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• Stop a Windows XP taskbar item from blinking forever

  - by EMP

  In Windows XP when an application that doesn't currently have the focus wants to attract the user's attention its Taskbar item blinks. Often it blinks 3 times and then stops, which is fine. However, sometimes it just keeps blinking forever. An example of that is Firefox with a new JavaScript confirmation dialog. This is really annoying if I don't want to switch to that application just now - I basically cannot focus on anything else because of this stupid blinking thing distracting me! How do I force all apps to blink only 3 times (or X times) and then stop?

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• IE session (-nomerge) manager

  - by skrco

  I'm looking for an application that can manage (save/open) multiple Internet Explorer instances (to be precise nomerge sessions), host them in single window and arrange these instances e.g. in tabs, so in result you have double tab bar. In functionality it's similar to Remote Desktop Manager, where you can create Web session, but in embedded mode you cannot set the nomerge option. I've been searching the web, but with no results. So I put this question whether anyone know of such application or workaround. Or I have to write my own app.

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• Citrix XenApp application does not have keyboard focus when launched

  - by Jason Pearce

  On new or existing Citrix XenApp 4.5 servers, I am having problems streaming the Allscripts Pro EHR application via the XenApp web interface. When users launch the application via the Citrix XenApp web interface, the application does not have focus, preventing users from typing in their username and password. If they use their mouse to select either the username or password fields, they still cannot enter any text. However, if they do any of the following actions, they can then enter in their username and password and the application runs without problems: Click on the Login button with empty fields. Logon fails but they can then enter their credentials. Minimize the login window and then maximize it. They can then gain keyboard focus to enter their credentials. What might be preventing this particular application from having focus when it launches?

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• Internet Explorer 8 64bit and Selenium Not working.

  - by chobo2

  I am trying to get selenium tests to run. Yet every time I try to run a tests that should run IE I get a error on line 863 of htmlutils.js It says that I should disable my popup blocker. The thing is I went to IE tools- turn of popup block. So it is disabled and I get this error. Is there something else I need to disable. I actually don't even know what version of Internet explorer it is running since I am using Windows 7 Pro 64bit version. So when I do use IE I use 64bit version but I am under the understanding if the site or something like that does not support 64bit it goes to 32bit. So not sure what I need to do it to make it work. This is the lines where it does function openSeparateApplicationWindow(url, suppressMozillaWarning) { // resize the Selenium window itself window.resizeTo(1200, 500); window.moveTo(window.screenX, 0); var appWindow = window.open(url + '?start=true', 'selenium_main_app_window'); if (appWindow == null) { var errorMessage = "Couldn't open app window; is the pop-up blocker enabled?" LOG.error(errorMessage); throw new Error("Couldn't open app window; is the pop-up blocker enabled?"); } Where is this log.error message stored? Maybe I can post that too.

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