My scenarios starts to fail, and I have so many scenarios. I need to terminate test execution (I dont want to wait). How I can do that from ECLIPSE?
I am avare of the fact that there is a some button to stop test execution from eclipse. But i do not know how to add it, is it default or I can get it as extension from eclipse market place.
It should be the same as stopping any app in Eclipse. The stop button can be found above the console to the right (Picture below).
However keep in mind that this will then not close the browser driver and you will need to do that manually. Easiest way for me was using the command "taskkill -IM chromedriver.exe -f", chromedriver can only be killed when the force (-f) flag is used. Alternatively you could add some more functionallity to your app to allow you to break within the app that will stop the execution and close the driver.
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I have a process that is building some modules each time I make changes to my code. The process is continuous unless I close it and I want to run it each time I launch my app. I can see a before launch section in my Run/Debug Configurations settings of my IDE but, If I add my process there, the main process is never spawned since the IDE is probably waiting for the first one to finish.
Any idea how to make these two run in parallel?
Use the Compound run/debug configuration.
So I'm trying to build an auto-updater for my app. I've chosen the "Update downloader with silent version check". It's integrated with my launcher as well, like it can be seen in the first picture. I'd like if possible to remove the screen where the user is asked whether to launch the updater and just always execute it.
launcher integration
Screen to remove
My client would also like to have the auto-update process as unattended as possible. So it would need the following steps:
1) user starts launcher
2) auto-updater checks and finds new version
3) auto-updater downloads new version
4) auto-updater launches downloaded updater
5) auto-updater finishes and relaunches new version of the app
I've managed the first 4 steps but I can't manage to make it relaunch the app, or at least have an informative message saying that the user needs to relaunch it him/herself. I've added the Execute launcher action but it seems to either not launch or launch the previous version. Is there a tutorial or anything for this at it seems like my case is pretty standard? :(
Any help would be appreciated, as I've been struggling with this for a while.
Thanks
The background update functionality in install4j (since 7.0) is more suitable for your use case.
See
https://www.ej-technologies.com/products/install4j/whatsnew7.html
and search for "Background auto-update" to see screen shots.
To get started, add a "Background update downloader" application on the Installer->Screen & Actions step.
In the launcher wizard of a GUI launcher that should process scheduled update installers, go to the new "Auto-update integration" step and select the "Execute downloaded update installers at startup" check box. By default, the execution mode is set to "Unattended mode with progress dialog".
For services and command line launchers, the UpdateChecker API allows you to execute scheduled update installers programatically.
You can also execute the downloaded installer as soon as it's downloaded. The source file
samples/hello/gui/HelloGui.java
shows you how to interact with the background updater by using the API.
I am using JBoss Developer studio 10.1.0.GA.
I have a fuse integration project. In my JMX Navigator there are so many unused maven[id] formed. How can they be removed/deleted?
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Wow, how did that happen? I guess you ran a Camel context locally several times? Did you stop the process in DevStudio console view? That should usually make those processes disappear. In your case there might be several running processes in the console view so stop and close one by one.
Alternatively you could terminate them manually either via the Task Manager (Windows) or by invoking "kill " (Linux).
I would really love to hear what you did to get into that state.
I have a very common workflow in NetBeans:
Shutdown a Tomcat server
Do a clean and build
Launch a J2EE application (and Tomcat) in DEBUG mode.
Theree are a number of variants to this I use, but basically I'd like to be able to click on one button and have all this done in sequence -- which also requires that the previous operation complete before the next operation is initiated.
The "record macro" facility doesn't seem to do this -- it seems to be specific to editor commands.
In the Run Menu, there is Repeat option (Ctrl-F11), I guess that is close to what you want.
I'm using install4j 6.0.3, everything works exactly like it should, however if the user tries to change the installation location by using the "Browse" button, the installer locks up completely, and you need to use task manager to kill the process.
This happens on Windows 7 & Windows 8(.1)
Does anyone have any idea of how to fix this issue?
Ok, this is extremely weird, as I was debugging according to Ingo, I checked the option "Allow new folder creation" on, made a build, then checked it off again and made another build.
That build now works for the affected users, I guess there was a latent weird option in the config file or something.