I feel helpless especially without proper documentation for WSDL2C codegen tool. Here is the question with little background:
I was able to download the WSO2-WSF-C-SRC (C source) and able to compile and get the SOAP server running. Also created a wsdl file and generated server skeleton code using WSDL2C codegen tool. The codegen code is way bigger than the code that appears in the Samples provided in the download. Unfortunately, there isn't much literature for the code generated by the WSDL2C tool. Can someone help as to how the start my business logic coding? How to set some default values to all the output parameters? I was able to figure out the location to start. I wish there is a sample code somewhere with the business logic code as well. Can someone help?
Thanks in advance.
Well, I cracked the code. Obviously, one has to go through the code to understand the basic structure, which I did, finally.
Best Wishes.
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Im trying to build my first testing level in Cryengine.
Im really new to coding and c++ (basically a baby).
I have modelled the island in Cryengine.
I want to make a Server for my friend to log in to test If we would be able to run it-
I cannot find root/system.cfg to set parameters there I have looked everywhere for it. it is just hiding or I am doing something wrong?
I need to specify parameters: Set net_dedicatedServerArbitratorPort= in system.cfg to a sensible value.
Any help would be great :)
Thank you. Wish me luck.
I have tried looking in Visual Studio, Tried Cmake, Looked in every folder in the Directory of the testing island.
I really dont have and idea how to run it, im just trying to follow the Cryengine Manual.
We have one application developed in django framework, Now I wanted to have a coding platform/IDE wherein I'll be giving problem statement and user will write code, compile and run to get the solution. Once he submits that code it has to pass the testcases passed by me(or throw the errors, if any). Finally I should get result of problem statement.
Is there any third party coding IDE/platform to be integrated with my application(be it open-source/paid) along with all testcases? I've searched for and found judge0,hacker earth APIs which are the compilers by which we could send source code and get output of it which doesn't fulfill my requirements though. Please share if any suggestions/recommendations.
Think of using spoj online editor https://www.spoj.com/sphereengine/
I'm currently evaluating the different ways to create a C# plug-in architecture (mainly MEF vs MAF). System.Addin (MAF) seems interesting but there is no so much informations on the web about it.
I'll be very interesting to see its source code in order to better understand the way System.Addin works.
I googled without success, do you know if Microsoft has published MAF source code somewhere ?
It is available on Microsoft's Reference Source website.
We recently had a hacker gain access to our system. They dumped some Coldfusion templates and included them in random pages on our sites.
The files they dump start with Allaire Cold Fusion Template and then contain what appears to be "garbage", but I believe that this is some kind of pre-compiled Coldfusion code.
We've cleared out the hacks, but I saved off the files because I was hoping that there would be some way to de-compile them and maybe make some sense of them. Although I think the hack is dealt with, I am a little worried about what this code was doing. (When I looked at the source of a page that included this code, it created no output, so something had to be going on in the background.)
If there isn't a way, that's cool, I just thought I would at least investigate the possibility of seeing what these files were doing. Thanks in advance for any help.
Wow, you have awakened some of my "old" brain cells... Way back when you could encrypt your ColdFusion templates and they could still be run on a ColdFusion server. This encryption was not very secure as the decrypting algorithm was readily available. It was/is an easy way to "hide" your code from the unknowing (I guess).
I did a quick Google search and found an old reference to a decrypt function on Adobe's site that may help "crack" that code. AB Positive Encrypt and Decrypt I believe their code would have to be encrypted this way otherwise the ColdFusion server would not be able to read the files either. This download includes the cfdecrypt.exe and cfencode.exe programs.
If that tool does not work and if I remember correctly, the ColdFusion encryption before CFMX was done using something called CFCrypt.exe. That was an older versions of ColdFusion I think but you can try using that too. I couldn't find it but I'm sure if you Google for it can be found.
Please post back with your results. I'm interested to see what they were doing.
There is a program out there cfdecrypt that will help you decompile them. I haven't used it in years, but here is a link I found to a github project:
https://github.com/disccomp/cfdecrypt
Is it possible to perform TDD when creating code with iTextSharp? If not, is there any kind of testing to check your outputs?
I don't have a full .Net solution for you but there is an open source Java version called JpdfUnit that may or may not be helpful. It uses Apache's PDFBox behind the scenes to do the actual PDF reading. The good news is that there is a .Net wrapper for PDFBox. You'll have to roll your own unit tests but hopefully it will be helpful. Here's a link to someone that gives a little more information on how to use PDFBox.net.
PDF is mostly a visual medium, however, so if you want to test if things "look right", you'll have to manually so that unfortunately.