I want to automate a Flex 4.5 application using 12.54 on chrome. Through search engine results I tried installing "Flash Player Debugger V.28"
The issue is that the UFT is not able to identify objects in the Flex application. All objects are identified as "Webelement" with no unique properties. When I try to highlight the object entire web page is highlighted.
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When I call IPublicClientApplication.AcquireTokenInteractive() it always seems to open a browser to display the SelectAccount workflow.
Isn't there a way for the interactive SelectAccount to display as a PopUp rather than in a browser? I can't find any code to demonstate that but I suspect it can be done
I created an application using sapui5.I am using sapui5 library 1.40 in server NW7.4 sp6. This application working fine in chrome.
If I open this application in new Tab of IE11. It's working fine but when I am trying to call inside Portal iView. sapui5 library is not loaded, due to this my application is giving error "sap is undefined".
Please find attached document of screenshots for the reference. I have attached console log of the browser as well.
Thanks in advance
The Portal isn't able to run SAPUI5 iView that don't run with the standards mode. SAP provides a lot of documentation through SAP note and SDN blogs about that but the one that could help you the most might be the following:
https://blogs.sap.com/2014/09/03/ie-and-portal-standardsquirks-mode-evolution-or-love-hate-relationships/
To sum it up, your SAPUI5 iView must run with NavMode 10 ("Standard headerless framework page"), this should enable edge document mode, be careful that the entreprise mode for IE11 is not activated otherwise edge mode won't be usable.
Hope this will help you.
I am having some doubts in flash , asp.net and SQL or any database connectivity :
First i have created a swf flash program with some text box and button
Second, if i click that button means it will need to save in database
Third, how to connect the created swf file in asp.net and in database also.
Any ideas how to solve this?
In short: all the steps that you have described do sum up on a concept of passing data between flash swf and asp.net. There are plenty of references that you may use, however, here you are some good posts to follow:
Pass Values Between Flash and Asp.net
Thread: Passing variables to Flash
Passing variables from asp.net to flash
Passing FlashVars from C# to run swf in a player
As you know, we could build a RIA application based on flex. Also, we could build an desktop application based on AIR. I have a question, If we want to build web & desktop application simultaneously. Could we use the same codes to ship our production to web & desktop?
If you design your application for it, you should have no problems in sharing 99% of your codebase between your Flex and AIR builds.
You will need a separate application MXML for the Flex / AIR versions as AIR uses a WindowedApplication and Flex uses Application
You will need to abstract your usage of any AIR-only APIs. That is, any class, property or method marked with the AIR-only icon (
) in the Online Documentation. You might find this process easier if you are using a Dependency Injection container like Swift Suspenders.
Alternatively, you can split your service definitions into two different source trees. This would result in your AIR project and Flex project sharing one source path, but also having their own source path. This way, code that accesses com.application.MyService would be shared across AIR and Flex but the implementation of com.application.MyService would differ depending on which 'service source path' was being used.
You may find it useful to configure each build with a compiler flag like -define+=CONFIG::AIR. This allows you to use conditional compilation so that you can compile the same file for both builds, but include specific code for the AIR build.
Here is an exmaple of conditional compilation:
public function getMyService() : IMyService
{
CONIFG::AIR
{
return new MyServiceThatUsesAnAIROnlyAPI();
}
return new FallbackServiceForFlex();
}
Unfortunately there is no way to 'negate' a conditional flag (ie. !CONFIG::AIR) so you either need to be smart about your usage of it, or include two flags (CONFIG::AIR and CONFIG::FLEX)
I'm surprised no one said it yet, but this is how I would do it:
Create a library project. this project will include all your
shared code.
Create a Flex project for web deployment
Create an AIR Project for AIR deployment
Both the Flex and AIR projects can reference and use code in the library project. The AIR project can use AIR specific functionality without affecting the web project.
If you need to perform different actions differently based on whether using the web project or the AIR project, you can create interfaces in the library project and implement them in the main project to use the respective APIs.
yes, you can do it.
there are some conditions you have to control in code.
Keep in mind, if the application is also a flex app, then it will be a single window app.
for every project I make needing this I create 3 projects
code base (the main control is a group or a canvas)
flex exporter => when you build this you will end up with a flex application
it has a control from #1 inside the main application
air exporter => when you build this you will end up with an Air app
it has a control from #1 inside the main window.
I am trying to load external SWFs in my Adobe AIR App. The loaded SWF is trying to access an URL to retrieve some informations via XML.
When starting the SWF by itself it works fine. When loading the SWF from the File.applicationStorageDirectory i will get an Security-Error because the loaded App is executed in a local-with-filesystem Sandbox appareantly.
First Question: Is there a way to change this? That the loaded SWF is running in a network Sandbox?
Since that first attempt didn't worked i've moved the SWF to the app:// directory.
Now i'll get a Security-Error because there is no policy file on the Server available where the XML data should be retrieved.
Second Question: Why is the policy file not necessary when running the SWF by itself, but is necessary when trying to load the data from the application Sandbox? What am i doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!
Here is my solution.
I am doing an ActionScript-based app btw. My goal here is the create an AIR Application that loads different modules on demand from a given internet ressource. The two applications are using the child/parentSandboxBridge to communicate.
I was using the SWFLoader class but did not correctly pass the LoaderContext with allowLoadBytesCodeExecution (or allowCodeImport for AIR2.0). As i was passing a LoaderContext with the mentioned variable, i was getting an VerifyError: Error #1053: Illegal override of activate in mx.managers.SystemManagerProxy since the AIR Application is done with Flex 4.0 and the loaded SWF is compiled with Flex 3.5.
The reason that error was thrown although the loadForCompatibility property was set to true was, that the SWFLoader class does not set the necessary applicationDomain for compatibility when a LoaderContext Object is passed. So i did the applicationDomain setting myself and everything works like a charm.
If anyone is interested in this procedure, just look into the SWFLoader::loadContent Method. In Flex 4 the interesting part starts at line 1836.