I followed the steps of this post https://developer.jboss.org/thread/194827 Integration to set up and run JBPM Designer. The only difference is that I am using jbpm-designer-2.3.0.Final-tomcat.war.
The problem that I faced is that I cannot see the run simulation button. I can see only the process paths button. What should I do to make the "run simulation" button visible?
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Is there is a way to reset the vscode user interface between tests, or at least before/after a full test run? Specifically to clear dialogs.
Background
I have a project created using the yeoman code generator recommended in the vscode extension development tutorials.
When I run the tests by launching "Extension Tests" from the Debug tab, a dedicated vscode window appears to host the running tests.
One of the tests triggers showing of a modal warning dialog, created by calling:
vscode.window.showWarningMessage(message, { modal: true })
However, these dialogs seem to persist between test-runs, unless I manually click to close them before the test window closes.
Worse, the dialog instances seem to aggregate - if I don't manually close a dialog at the end of one run, the same instance reappears the next time in addition to the new one added by the new run of the tests.
For the large majority of my tests I am stubbing UI interactions to avoid this issue. But I'd like solve this problem so I can have at least a few focused tests that drive the UI.
I have looked through the extension reference and some existing extensions but haven't spotted the solution yet.
I'm attempting to program very basic VHDL on eclipse using the Sigasi plugin with an educational license - with the aim to be, I can program a simple entity and a test bench for it, then compile and simulate it in Xilinx's ISim.
I have installed Eclipse, Sigasi & Xilinx ISE Webpack, and have attempted to add the ISim toolchain to Eclipse as shown in the Sigasi website here
It appears okay but it says I need to "activate" the toolchain (as shown below)
However, when I follow the "click here to activate now", I get taken to the scree below - from which nothing happens. If I click Apply, nothing happens, there's no further options!
My question - how do I actually configure ISim to launch from Eclipse, is what I want to do actually possible or have I misunderstood and if so, how do I do it.
Thanks very much for your help!
David
When you enable the ISim toolchain, Sigasi will automatically compile your files with ISim when you save your files. You can check the output in the Console View
To start a simulation, you need to set a top-level first. You can do this in the Hierarchy View. Next, click on the Simulate button.
You can find more details in the Sigasi Studio manual
I am programming a JavaFX app for windows and want to see an app icon in these situations
shortcut icon (on desktop, windows start menu)
taskbar icon (even when the app is pinned to the task-bar)
(optional) the .exe-icon
The following code seems to do its job quite nice, but when the app is running and I press right to the taskbar to choose "pin this program" the default coffee cup is shown again. The cup is shown in the moment when the taskbar-item is right-clicked -.-
visibleStage.getIcons().add(new Image(this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("JavaFXApp.png")));
I tried to build the app by configuring the Artifact in IntelliJ (JavaFX-plugin) and I also deployed the app with the javafx-maven-plugin...
I also followed some instructions I found in the net and here on stackoverflow, but nothing really helps (see here to get an idea, what I tried).
Building the app by Ant doensnt work right now, IntelliJ gives a lot of errors using this build tool.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT:
It's getting silly.. After zooming in the output folder the correct .ico of the .exe will be shown. Inconstancy at it's best.
Here the half-working config:
Well, to add an icon to the app, you just need as you said to .add() an icon as:
primaryStage.getIcons().add(new Image(getClass().getResourceAsStream("icon.png")));
For your installer, and all, I can't really help, but the way I do it works, I'm using innosetup to generate my exe packages, and it's really easy to set it an icon. You can find informations about it on that site I learned about inno setup:
http://code.makery.ch/library/javafx-8-tutorial/part7/
The whole page is about deployment using ant and inno setup to build the exe
I am currently evaluating the Dropwizard framework for one of my personal projects. My intention is to use the Eclipse IDE for development. I've followed Dropwizard's "Getting Started" guide to successfully set up the basic 'Hello Stranger!' web service. My question is pretty basic but I haven't found any documentation/pointers so far and so here it goes...
How can I set up my dropwizard maven project so that I can set breakpoints (say, inside HelloWorldResource's sayHello method) and inspect/watch values of variables etc.?
I have created a debug configuration by specifying a Main class and setting "server hello-world.yml" as the Argument. When I try to debug, the service is started and works as expected but I am unable to set breakpoints or follow control flow.
You set breakpoints in Eclipse by double clicking the line you want to insert a breakpoint to.
Alternatively just right click on the left of line number you want to insert a breakpoint and click on "Toggle Breakpoint".
[Breakpoint Screenshot]
Then you want to open the Debug perspective (Window > Open Perspective Debug).
In debug you want to press the Run button (looks like a green play button) and it will stop at your breakpoint.
You can setup multiple breakpoints by the way for before / after a function call.
I'm writing a plugin for our eclipse-based IDE at work. I currently have the plugin display a button in the toolbar. Now, when the user presses this button, i want the plugin to execute the "Run last launced" or "Debug last launched" command (in addition to some other things). I can't find any tutorial or documentation on this anywhere. Is this possible to do?