If the create product button is inactive, it should not be clicked, and after the code a is executed, the code to click the create button on the entered page is written as follows.
CreatorProductPage.createProductButton().shouldNotBe(Condition.disabled).click();
CreatorAddProductPage.createClassButton().click();
But here, if I can't find the product creation button in code a, I want to run code b. How should I do that?
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I have a project I'm working on and I need to do some profiling now that the bulk of the coding is finished. However one of the stipulations for completion is that I need to find out Total Time taken for the methods to execute and also how many times a particular method is executed. However it's driving me nuts trying to find Invocation Count on Netbeans. One of the help pages online said click the Drop Down Arrow in the window but all I can see as a selection column called "Hits"; I googled that and no explanations crop up. Anyone here have experience with NetBeans profiling? Thanks in advance.
I think the solution may be as simple as changing the list selection labeled Profile in the OP screen shot from All classes to Selected methods. However, if that is not the case, here is a walk through of the setup to get the invocation count for selected methods in a results snapshot when profiling in NetBeans:
Select Profile -> Profile Project for your project.
If no profiling has been set up the screen should look similar to this:
Click the Configure Session button (or link) shown in the screen shot above.
From the drop down list check User Defined Profiling Points, and select Methods.
This will cause a Settings cog wheel icon on the far right to be displayed. Click that to display another drop list labeled Profile with a default selection of All classes.
Click that Profile drop list, and select Selected methods which will allow Invocations to be shown in the profiling results. (The screen shot in the OP shows All Classes is selected instead.)
Having chosen the profile Selected methods, click the Add button shown in the screen shot below, and select the methods to profile in the Select Method dialog:
Finally run your app with the selected profiling options by clicking the Profile button with the green triangle to its left.
The Invocations column (n.b. not Invocation Count) should be displayed in the results. If not then click the black inverted triangle on the far right of the column headers row, which allows toggling the display of each column in the results snapshot.
These instruction specifically apply to the most recent stable release of NetBeans (8.2) but the general principles should be valid for earlier releases as well, though possibly with some differences in the details.
I'm currently making a Java Applet program that heavily depends on the radio buttons and a text field for it to compute the needed information. I want to know if there is a way to remind the user that he or she has forgotten to select a radio button like how catching does to an empty textfield.
Thanks in advance.
P.s. I am still a senior high student. Our professor and curriculum requires us to study Java Applet before moving on to a more advanced type of programming.
Java Applet actually defines a Server-side code, which coincidently creates an HTML page that will run on the user's browser. But it's important to remember that none of your Java code will run in the browser.
This means that when a client presses submit on your page, all the information will be sent to the server side (as is). At this point you can check for example, if specific value was not set, and present a page with error message to the client. In conclusion: cumbersome, and not pretty.
A much better solution, and what is usually done is: Create a Javascript function that will test if a radio button is selected, if not, it will show an error message (without leaving the page) and will prevent the submit code from running until it was fixed.
Here's an example of how it's done: Check if input radio ID is selected before form is submitted
So i am writing an eclipse plugin, which adds a custom-launch action to the toolbar. It extends AbstractLaunchToolbarAction , thus it also has that dropdown menu with launch history and so on. This menue is filled up with actions, containing the lauch-configurations.
At this point, when i open dropdown menu and select one launch configuration from the history, it works fine and runs the configuration.
However, my aim would be to alter this behaivor, to do something more.
My problem is that i cannot find the place where the launch configuration from the menu is processed, thus i cannot do anything with it...
So far i just create the menue by calling the fillMenu(Menu m)
So my question is, how (in code) does eclipse proccess the exceution of the history launch-configuration? Where does the actual launching take place.
Figured it out... The menu consists of Action elements, which have method 'run' ... This method gets called when the Action is clicked.
I have a JFrame with three text fields, two combo boxes and two Jbuttons. The coding is written in Java. One button is to start the execution of the automation script and another button is to abort the execution.
But after clicking on Start Execution button, I am unable to click on the second button and unable to edit other fields like text fields, combo boxes in the JFrame also.
As this is my project related I cannot post my code here. I apologise for that. I hope you can understand the logic or concept behind my problem. I have done a lot of search in internet but still no progress.
Please help me with this. I am using action listener behind the two Jbuttons.
The Event Dispaching Thread (EDT) should only and only do graphic related work. Any other work should be done in another thread (see SwingWorker).
Every event generated by swing, will run in the EDT, this includes actionPerformed()
That is happen because of the code implement you in the first button is continuously running , use java thread to do that stuff in the first button code. then that will be works fine.
I am creating a JDBC application, which the user interface consists of 2 tabs. First tab is to insert data, second is to update. When the user click on the second tab, I need to execute the method "getUpdates()". I need to execute this method each time that the user navigates to this second tab. How can I do it?
(For more information, these two tabs are separate Java beans, which extends the class "Common GUI". "Common GUI" extends from JPanel. They get displayed in class "Main GUI", as tabs)
Please help!
If you are using JTabbedPane then you could use JTabbedPane#addChangeListener as seen in this example