Using the following code ControlCommand(\"Test Form\", \"\", \"[NAME:ctlMsgQueueCombo]\", \"ShowDropDown\")
When I define(?) a resource e.g. to ensure dir structure, are there any loops available? Like that: for X in [app1,app2] do:
I have a big database (in PostgreSQL 8.4) which I try to analyse in smaller parts. To do that, I copy parts of the content of the big database to other schemas (I know it is somehow against the philos
I\'m trying to work out an automated Build-Deploy-Test workflow using Lab Management/VS 2010 and everything is working ok... except for one small thing.
I am in the process of creating a Java program that goes on the internet, signs in to website accounts and posts stuff. E.g. Run Program - > Tumblr - > Post \"Helow World\" -> Log Out of Tumblr.
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We are developing some testing infrastructure and I have hit a coders block (lack of sleep?)...this seems like it would be a solved problem but I haven\'t found what I\'m looking for via google.
I want to use automated testing using autoit for my existing windows form based application. Currently looking at the autoit documentation I couldnt figure out how to start a existing windows 开发者_开
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I\'ve been able to use a winforms application to open another winforms application using: Rhino4.Application oRhino = (Rhino4.Application)Activator.CreateInstance(Type.GetTypeFromProgID(\"Rhino4.App
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