I wrote the test in Selenium IDE and all was good but at the end of page I see that Selenium IDe can't record commands inside Java applet (as you can see in picture in link below).
https://www.dropbox.com/s/v18abhx8ml7oskv/applet.png?dl=0
I use Firebug to determine that I have a problem with record commands in java applet.
I need to enter password in field "Enter the private key password" and press the button "Sing and send" and that all that I need to do, but I can't.
I read many articles about LiveConnect and how to use this instrument to manage Java from JavaScript but I don't now how to do this from Selenium IDE.
Please help me if you can.
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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'm trying to develop a program using Oracle Forms that would allow me to check/insert data into my database. First thing I do is I open up XAAMP and start up Apache and MySQL. The second thing I do is I open up cmd, locate the oc4j.jar's directory and I open it using "java -jar oc4j.jar" command. After OC4J starts up without any errors, I go to the Oracle Forms Builder Edit->Preferences->Runtime and I change the apllication url to http://mycomputersname:8888/forms/frmservlet. After that, I click on the Run Form button. Internet Explorer starts up and for a 0.5 of a second, a text "ORACLE FORMS." appears on the screen. After that, the text Cannot found webpage appears on the screen. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention. I also successfully logged myself into my database before I tried to run the form.
Any help would be much appreciated. :)
I have fixed the problem. It appears that the issue was that I manually created an instance of oc4j.jar. When I instead clicked on Start -> Oracle Forms -> Start oc4j instance "Run Form" button worked just fine. :)
Background: I am trying to use google analytics api's for java, to make their simple "helloAnalyticsApi" java code. But, I cannot even get past the basic steps of setting up eclipse and such.
Please see the link below:
https://code.google.com/p/google-api-java-client/wiki/Setup#google-api-client
In that link, they say:
Blockquote
Eclipse users will want to set the "Source attachment" for each class jar to its corresponding "-sources" jar
I dont know this means. Please tell me how to do what they say in the above sentence.
I tried a non-google tutorial, and it worked. But, when I try to make their sample java code, i get many errors which i mentioned in another post.
Thanks.
Download the API that is given.
Download the API that is given.
UNZIP the files in some directory
Make an eclipse Project say for example Analytics.
Goto the PROJECT tab click PROPERTIES and click on BUILD PATH
Click on ADD EXTERNAL JARS
Use the jars that you need for your project(Not all of them are REQUIRED).
you should be all set...
They have made simple steps really complicated by using the line
"Eclipse users will want to set the "Source attachment" for each class jar to its corresponding "-sources" jar..."
I'm trying to Record with Selenium IDE Click on Firefox dialog box for Opening or Saving some generated pdf file on my web form but it's not recording it. Can anyone help me? I google whole internet and stackoverflow but nothing.
If it's not posible to do this with Selenium IDE how is it posible to do with java or javascript?
I do not endorse the tool that is mentioned in this webpage but it seems that first paragraph is an answer to your question
I'm banging my head against the wall trying to figure this out.
I'm using NetBeans 6.9.1 and I have a project of type "Java Application." This project contains no Main method, but instead a Japplet named AlarmClock.java. When I right-click and run AlarmClock.java, it runs correctly with no problems. What I can't figure out is how to get this applet to run on a website (or even locally on my computer for that matter). I've tried building it and opening up ProjectDirectory/dist/launch.html which starts up launch.JNLP which opens up a webpage with a space for my applet, but this space just contains an error message.
I'm not sure if it's something wrong with my project settings, and I don't know what a "codebase" is or whether "Web Start" should be on. Do I need a main method that opens up my applet, and how would I do that? Some advice would be hugely appreciated.
That is a typical situation where a full IDE is too much. To understand the background is better to take a simple text editor and let you guide by a Java Applet Tutorial.
Once you feel good with applets make the same exercise with your preferred IDE. If not you have to learn Applets + "How my IDE handles Applets" at the same time.