Hi, we used an automated tester called Testpro a few years ago. You can
set it up to run through your system using data in a file as input or
you can load the script with the data. It works by recording what you do
and capturing the screen output. It works..BUT it takes longer to
maintain the
Who all else received this invite to take the certification survey? What did
you check for your IBM U2 Family Application Certified Solutions Expert? I've
carefully scanned the list of options, it is a bit early in the morning, but
I'm not finding anything that resembles U2 solutions.
Maybe
Bill,
We use scripts that run our application, but the big caveat is that we are
100% Web based so there are a lot of tools to do this. There are tons of
open source applications like: MaxQ, Anteater, Bugkilla, Rational AppScan,
and VNCRobot. You got to love those names. Anyway, you should be
Also take a look at Hudson,
http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/Meet+Hudson.
It can help with a lot of germane tasks for builds, testing...etc and it
is easy to create customized plugins...
Doug wrote:
Bill,
We use scripts that run our application, but the big caveat is that we are
I just checked Other
Baker Hughes wrote:
Who all else received this invite to take the certification survey? What did
you check for your IBM U2 Family Application Certified Solutions Expert? I've
carefully scanned the list of options, it is a bit early in the morning, but
I'm not finding
Is there a way to programatically...
[1] read the global catalog?
[2] determine the original path (file folder) of a cataloged
(compiled) SubRoutine?
In other words, is it possible to do something like...
read R.Catalog from F.Catalog, MY.SUB.NAME else R.Catalog = ''
This is only a guess - but try looking at the last attribute in the
GLOBAL.CATDIR file.
Mark
Uv10
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Brutzman,
Bill
Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 11:11 AM
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On Unidata this can be found in the CTLGTB file.
- jmh
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Mark Eastwood
Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 1:21 PM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] Reading the
On Unidata, you can start with field 3 in the CTLGTB file. As long as you
stick with the CATALOG verb and don't edit any of the records in CTLGTB, that
should work.
For example, it's possible to manually copy the object into the system CTLG
directory. If that happens, you can still call the
Bill
There is a very cludgy routine below to get it for UniVerse.
However, on some revisions of UniVerse there was a bug that prevented the
catalog path being written to the catdir object, so your luck may vary.
Brian
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PROGRAM GetCatdirPath
$OPTIONS PICK
Get(Arg.) ProgName
Thanks to those who responded, especially Brian.
I tried the program below... Getting mixed results... The first time it
worked... Then it did not.
So... Instead of this I will poll our configuration management database
to get the needed data. The downside of this approach is that there may
be
Hi,
We currently have a system with a VB6 front end and use Universe for the
database and business logic. We are looking to develop a web solution for our
product.
What are people using to inteface universe with the web, and what are your
experiences ( both good and bad ) with the route you
Matthew,
First, I want to mention that there are a number of writeups already on
the PickWiki website:
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?CreateWebInterfaces
We use u2pipe for our customers' websites. We don't need to install
UniObjects on hosted webservers (many hosting services
Matt,
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