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Hi,
Schedule Execution Notification
Schedule *${schedule.name}* started executing at
$date.format('
dd/MM/ HH:mm:ss',$execution.creationDate) for a duration of
$date.format('mm:ss',$execution.duration) minutes resulting in
/*#if(${schedule.passed})a pas
Yes Slimer.
I wanted to know if writing some javascript in my executionProgress.tml will
help?
If yes, Can you please tell me where i can put that in my
executionProgress.tml . Here is it:
http://tapestry.apache.org/schema/tapestry_5_0_0.xsd";
title="Search Testable Entity">
The java scrip
Thanks a lot for your response Bob.
The below code i have in ViewTest.tml(test/view)
${message:label.markup} :
When we click on Run button as shown in a
Hi,
I am working on a web app and in this we add test xml scripts to run them.
I have a page ViewTest.tml(test/view) and this page has Run button to
trigger the execution which then navigates to next page
(/execution/run/progress).After it is done we navigate to next page
ShowResults.
Now if the
johnathan could you please tell me the reason y roles should be in uppercase
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Thanks a lot jonathan.it worked awesome.could not even imagine that the
exception would be something because of the Case.
Had to mention the roles in Uppercase.It worked flawlessly.May god bless
you!
Cheers!!!
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Here is the full stack trace. I have integrated it with our organisation’s
ldap server. I have given my username password in managerDn and
managerPassword property of initialDirContextFactory bean.
I am able to login.I have given the roles of the user as
@secured({role1,role2,role3}).If you say th
