I've just switched to Linux, and so I had to use Fiddler Everywhere. All I see is a "Rule Builder", when I want to insert a custom script. Is there any way to do this?
You should have a menu entry such as Rules > Custom Rules
Is it absent?
If so, maybe it depends on the license you have?
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I have a code base that many developers work on. Some people blindly use auto format in their IDE and mess up the formatting of sql statements or other things. It appears that some IDE's like eclipse do have the ability to use //#Formatter:off (which I have put around many things I do want to not get formatted), but by default these are ignored. Thus, is there a way to either enable the setting so that will be used by default, or is there a way to disable any shortcut key linked to auto format using some sort of maven plugin? Basically I am looking for a way to enforce this for anyone who is working on the codebase since everyone can change their own formatter settings.
I found https://code.revelc.net/formatter-maven-plugin/format-mojo.html, but I dont think it can do either of those things.
Thanks in advance!
I need to build multiple configurations, e.g. Debug, Release, in VisualStudioOnline.
Found some guides doing this online (e.g. here, and here) but they all end up with "Under the Options tab, enable Multi-configuration".
Problem is I have no such entry in the options tab.
Is it a licensing thing? Do I need to enable it somewhere else? Has this functionality been removed or replaced with something else?
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I want to create a shortcut for creating a link between two variables in my pipeline view.
Can someone tell me how (or if it is possible) to create a shortcut to this button?
When I look in Preferences > General > Keys, I can not find this function.
I am using Software AG webMethods Designer 8.2
Do you mean, you want to create a kind of button, using which you will be able to create link between two variables in pipeline ?
If yes, Then I think that is not possible.
I am new to Drools Guvnor and have set up a basic rool framework using the same. I just want to know if current Drool file is correct or not.
As of now, I have no way except running it end to end. Is there any to check compilation issues immediately?
EDIT:
When we have syntax errors, for example, 'string.Contains' instead of 'string.contains' validate/verify pass successfully and so does 'Build Package' option. Let me know If I am missing anything.
Apart from this, I don't have much idea about QA section (in fact, we haven't put any test there).
Thanks,
In Guvnor you can
1) Validate individual rules by Source -> Validate menu, (can be seen when rule is open)
2) Define and run a test scenario using QA section. Guvnor manual has a nice section describing its use.
3) Use Validate Configuration and Build Package buttons on Edit tab of your package. This will compile all rules in your package.
I suggest you use use validate menu on every edit to a rule, and write test scenarios that cover 100% of your rules.
I want to disable a context menu item in Eclipse plugin bases on the EXE file. I mean, I want to enable the menu only when my EXE file is installed in the user's system. Otherwise it should be in disable mode. What is the way to do it?
There are no easy way to do this.
The normal options are
have a special option in the test system (which can be spoofed...)
have a PropertyTester that can test some special different between the systems
The first option is very easy, but can also easily be spoofed.
To do the later, you must
create and declare a PropertyTester
add a activeWhen or visibleWhen expression to the relevant menu entries, which use test expression element to get the value from the property tester