I am facing a problem in J Profiler when I click on view source I get some error saying The IDE could not locate the selected class and unable to view source.
Edit the session settings, select the "Application Settings" tab, select the "Source path" radio button in the "Java File Path" section, and add your source file roots there.
An alternative is to start the profiling session from your IDE (with the appropriate JProfiler plugin), then the source code navigation will be in the IDE and you don't have to configure anything.
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My vendor provided IAR project for my MCU (*eww, *dep, etc)
I`m observing the error in Source Browser Log in IAR Embedded Workbench. Logs:
Source Browse Log created.
Launching source browser
Failed to read the build nodes from the project.
Failed to generate browse indexing file.
Terminating source browser...
Unable to find pbw file
Is the problem is the absence of the pbw file or something else?
Thank you in advance
This is resolved when the project you try to browse is marked as active. Right click in project name in workspace viewer and click 'Set as active' and rebuild the project.
Bests,
Imanol
I am currently trying to install PDFCreator 1.6.2 on my computer (Windows 7 64bits).
I have to use this specific version and not another one due to compatibility issues with another program.
I launch the setup in administrator mode, check "Expert settings"
I accept the agreements
I choose the Server Installation
I Click on "next", let the default printer's name "PDFCreator"
I do not check the box "Windows 2000/XP/2003 - 32bit" and click next
I choose the directory in which I want to install it (C:...\PDFCreator)
I just uncheck "PDFArchitect" and let everything else by default
I let the program's shortcut name in the start ùmenu folder by default (PDFCreator)
At the next page I also let everything by default (create a desktop icon for all users, create an entry in the Windows Explorer context menu)
Click on next, the summary of the installation is displayed, click on Install
The bar goes through the end, then "Create an entry in the Windows Explorer context menu" is displayed and a error pop-up appears which says "During the printer installation errors have occured. A detailed description can be found in the file "SetupLog.txt" in application path.
I click on "OK", and the last setup page is displayed. I uncheck all the boxes (launch PDFCreator, SetupLog.txt, show help), click finish and the setup crashes.
PDFCreator does not appear in the printers and if I try to add one manually by clicking on "add a printer", select "add a local printer", "create a new port", port type : "pdfcmon", I can click on "next" but it has no effect so I am a bit stuck.
Do you have an idea why does the installation crashes ?
Is there a workaround ?
The content of the file "SetupLog.txt" is available here :
SetupLog.txt
I've so far been unable to reproduce your problem despite numerous test installs (and uninstalls) of v1.6.2 on a Win7 64-bit box. Your posted log indicates that the process successfully created the pdfcmon port, but then apparently lost it afterwards (or else never created it, but misread its own return status):
Install printerport:
Portname : pdfcmon
Result: Success
[...]
InstallPrinter:
Printername: PDFCreator
Drivername : PDFCreator
Portname : pdfcmon
Result: Error 1796 = Le port spécifié est inconnu
It's reasonable to assume that nothing useful will occur beyond that point, so you'll need to address error 1796 first. A quick Google of that error code leads to a number of queries at PDFForge.org about it:
http://forums.pdfforge.org/search?Search=1796
Not all received replies, but one involving 2003 Server in particular did:
you need the latest service pack for Server 2003, then it should work.
Elsewhere in your log file I see references to some older software (e.g. Internet Explorer version: 9?) which leads me to think that you might want to doublecheck that all your relevant service packs and software are up to date first, then try your installation again.
Nevermind, I gave up installing PDFCreator, I have a server on which I could install it without any problem so the problem is kinda fixed
I still don't know why it crashed but that's not relevant anymore.
Sorry for making some of you wasting their time
How to do debug in OpenERP v7?
In previous versions of OpenERP, it was easy to debug. But in the latest version it's tough to debug.
To debug your OpenERP+python code in eclipse, start eclipse (helios/indigo only) in debug perspective and follow the given steps:
1: Stop your openERP running server by pressing "ctr+c".
2: In eclipse go to Menu "Run/Debug Configurations". In configuration window under "Python Run", create new debug configuration(Double click on 'Python Run').
3: After creating new debug configuration follow the given steps:
3.1: In "Main" tab under "Project", select the "server" project or folder (in which Openerp Server resides) from your workspace.
3.2: Write location of 'openerp-server' under "Main Module".
Ex: ${workspace_loc:server/openerp-server}.
3.3: In "Arguments" tab under "Program Arguments", click on button "Variables" and new window will appear.
3.4: Then create new "Variable" by clicking on "Edit Variables" button and new window will appear.
3.5: Press on "New" button and give your addons path as value.
Ex: --addons ../addons,../your_module_path
3.6: Press Ok in all the opened windows and then "Apply".
4: Now into "PyDev Package Explorer" view go to 6.1/server and right click on "openerp-server" file, Select 'Debug As --> Python Run'.
5: Now in "Console" you can see your server has been started.
6: Now open your .py file which you want to debug and set a break-point.
7: Now start your module's form from 'gtk' or 'web-client' and execution will stop when execution will reach to break-point.
8: Now enjoy by debugging your code by pressing "F5, F6, F7" and you can see value of your variables.
You can refer following link: Debug OpenERP Code from Eclipse
Go to Administrator(in right top corner) in that click on About OpenERP in that you will find a link Activate the Developer Mode.
or
you can add a parameterdebug in of URL like
http://localhost:8069/?debug
both the way will let you open the developer mode.
You can also use the Odoo Debug pro chrome extension to toggle the developer mode using the keyboard shortcuts.
To debug openERP 7 from eclipse just Stop openERP server and rename the main file named openerp-server.py.From "Run/Debug Configurations" make a new configuration selecting Project and main module such as ${workspace_loc:openerp7/src/openerp-server.py} then press Apply.After that /openerp7/src/openerp-server.py 'Debug As --> Python Run' using new configuration.Server is running where pydev debugger is also started.Now run 'gtk' or 'web-client'.Then select the python file of that module where want to debug and give breakpoints.That's all.
Debugging is quite simple in interface.
For Programmers
By Default when you login to openerp, your url will look something like this
http://localhost:7373/?db=Test_July_25#menu_id=107&action=97
Edit the url and add debug=&
localhost:7373/?debug=&db=Test_July_25#menu_id=107&action=97
For Functional Users
Navigate mouse to top right corner and select About OpenERP
Now Activate Debug Mode
You Should be done now with interface debugging.
For Code Debugging (along with arya's method these images may help you)
You can use browse button to select the project and the openerp server file
Finally place breakpoints in your code where ever necessary
Navigate through
administrator(top Right)>>about OpenERP
Dialog Open Click on Activate Developer mode
Their is more complexity and less control by adding more fancy tools try and go low level and use python pdb and if you are debug geek then use winpdb with pdb which gives extreme contorl over your code navigation.
And for simple value abd flow use print or pprint module from python.
Bests.
Start debug mode on browser ??
In URL you can type ?debug after web
OR
go to About OpenERP select Activate Developer Mode
If You want to debug from eclipse then
go to PyDev Package Explorer --> openerp(odoo) --> Right click on openerp-server file
Select Debug as --> Python Run
It will ask for change current perspective from PyDev to Debug click "Yes" and its Done
Activate the Debug mode and use some print statements to debug the variable values
I have some JUnit files that I need to find coverage.
I installed the EclEmma plugin and I chose the Coverage configurations.
Then in the "Class Path" I selected the 'User Entries' and then selected the "Add folder" radio button, then I selected the source of my project and pressed 'Apply' button.
The Eclipse shows an error message like this:
exception occurred while saving launch configuration - Permission Denied
Reason :- Couldn't write launch configurations.
Anyone came across the error before?
Currently I'm launching the project from my current user account in CentOS-6.
Which file I need to update to avoid Permission Denied Error?
I've created a dtsx package with Sql Server Business Intelligence Development studio, and I am executing it using the dtexec utility. Using dtexec I am setting certain properties at runtime using the /set switch. So my command looks something like:
dtexec /f "mypackage.dtsx" /set
\Package.Connections[Destination].Properties[UserName];myUserName
This works perfectly when I run it on my local system (the one it was developed on). Unfortunately, when I copy this package to a different system and attempt to run this exact same command, I receive the following error:
Warning: The package path referenced an object that could not be found:
\Package.Connections[Destination].Properties[UserName]. This occurs when an
attempt is made to resolve a package path to an object that cannot not be found.
The new system that the package was moved to has SSIS installed and is running the same version of Sql Server as my local system (SP2). Maybe I'm misunderstanding something about the intended use of dtsx packages, but I really don't see how/why this is happening.
This steps is for creating an XML configuration file (.dtsConfig) which can keep your sensitive data, like the password of your connection string, without having a Protection Level that can make you difficult to move the package from one machine to another.
In this example, assumed you have an OLE DB Connection to an SQL database called MyDb.
Control Flow, Property: set "ProtectionLevel" to "DontSaveSensitive"
Control Flow, right-click empty space to get menu: click "Package Configuration"
Package Configuration Organizer: tick "Enable package configuration"; click "Add"
Package Configuration Wizard, Select Configuration Type: set "Configuration type" to "XML configuration file"; choose "Specify configuration directly" radio button; click "Browse..."
Select Configuration File Location, fill "Filename": [PackageName].dtsConfig (easy if same folder and same filename as the package itself, just different extension); click "Save"
Package Configuration Wizard, Select Configuration Type: click "Next >"
Package Configuration Wizard, Select Properties to Export: traverse the following tree nodes and tick its checkbox; click "Next >"
\[PackageName]\Connection Managers\MyDb\Properties\Connection String
\[PackageName]\Connection Managers\MyDb\Properties\Password
Package Configuration Wizard, Completing Wizard, click "Finish"
Package Configuration Organizer: click "Close"
Solution Explorer: right click the root tree for menu, click "Add", "Existing Item...", click [PackageName].dtsConfig, click "Add"
Solution Explorer: double click \Miscellaneous\[PackageName].dtsConfig to load into editor;
Main menu: click "Edit", click "Advanced", click "Format Document"
Traverse the XML tree node: \DTSConfiguration\Configuration[Path="\Package.Connections[MyDb].Properties[Password]"]\ConfiguredValue; key in the database password; save the file
Windows Explorer: navigate and double click [PackageName].dtsx
Execute Package Utility, Configuration, click "Add", double click [PackageName].dtsConfig, click "Execute"
When required to move the .dtsx to another machine, simply accompany it with its .dtsConfig. Hope this helps.
Cheers, Ari.
You'll need to create a deployment utility if you;re moving the package between machines. Your connection information gets encrypted using a key specific to your machine.
If you go to the project properties in VS, Select the deployment utility section and set the CreateDeploymentUtility option to true. This will create the deployment utility in the bin folder, you can then copy all that to the new machine, run the installer, and all should work fine.
The quickest way to move packages between machines and avoid all the signing of the packages is the following.
In Visual Studio with the package open select "Save copy of PackageName" As
You then get a wizard up. Easiest one is probably to just select file store. Then at the base of the wizard you will see protection level. Select Encrypt Sensitive data with a password. Enter a password.
On the server you wish to move it to select Import Package and it will prompt you for the password. Enter it and your connection information will be correctly move to the new server.
Definitely not best practice but it is a good method for quickly moving things around test servers.
On your control flow properties, there is a property called "ProtectionLevel". If you set this to 'DontSaveSensitive' then that might cause you less headaches while doing dev and testing. For production scenarios where security is a requirement then you might need to find another solution.
Here are the guidelines from MSDN about package security. Setting the Protection Level of Packages