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Our app supports different browser version from IE to Firefox to Chrome.
Now, some issues are encountered in different browsers and I am having a hard time installing all versions in my computer.
I am not familiar with this, but is there such a tool that I could used where I could configure it to act as if it is FF4, FF5 et al... IE7 to IE 8 et al.. Chrome versions et. al.
I was looking on just switching it to different version to test my app
Using a virtual machine(or several) could be useful here.
The best tool for that would be Selenium.
Safari has an option in the Developer menu that allows you to choose which user agent to emulate.
The list of options is pretty long...
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The Applet class has been deprecated, and but online tutorials for creating java applets extends the Applet class. Is there a different way to create an applet without using the deprecated class?
A distinct non-answer: you do not do that.
Not only the Applet class has been deprecated. That whole "technology/idea" is dead. No current browser does support running Java code any more. In other words: Java in the browser is dead. Learning about it is a waste of time and energy.
If you want to build a Java GUI, learn about Swing or JavaFX. If you want to create a web application that runs in a browser, there are many other ways to do that. Java applets is not a reasonable way in 2018.
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I have Processing, version 3.0, and I am interested to export any sketch to HTML but I have no clue of how to do it. Thanks.
Use Processing.js.
You should be able to use this from the Processing editor by going to the "modes" dropdown (it says "Java" by default), selecting "Add Mode...", then finding "JavaScript Mode" and installing it.
Once it's installed, you can use JavaScript mode to write Processing code and deploy it as HTML and JavaScript. Note that you won't be able to use any Java libraries like minim though.
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I have a very old mobile phone, it does not have android, its an old LG Crystal and Im afraid it only supports java technology.
How should I proceed to develop a simple app for it? Which SDK or IDE I need to use? Never coded in Java, only C#, think its a nice way to start and give some life to my old phone hehe.
Thanks
In java there is a Micro edition which is for mobiles and other embedded systems.With this you can create mobile apps.You can read about it in wikipedia in the following link. Wikipedia link
You can download this JDK from this oracle website
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Is there an application like Ingredients which lets your browse the Coco API but for Java on OS X?
Local:
Since you are using OSX if you have the Javadoc downloaded and expanded locally you can use Spotlight.
Online:
Here is a neat trick if you use FireFox.
Your best bet would probably be to just browse the default javadoc-based HTML pages.
http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/
I found an application called Dash which I have been using it for years now. It is available in the Mac App Store (MAS) here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dash-docs-snippets/id458034879?mt=12
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We've used both JWebUnit and HttpUnit in the past to do functional tests of web applications. Both of them seem to have issues in handling javascript. We are not particularly interested in testing the javascript at this point, but JWebUnit and HttpUnit tests have broken since we added some small Ajax components (Dojo Date / Time pickers for instance) to our pages.
Selenium and Watir do not fit because they essentially drive browsers and we are running these tests from CruiseControl on a box where we are not allowed to install a browser.
Canoo's WebTest is pretty good and can handle what you're looking for.
You want HtmlUnit.
It isn't perfect browser emulation (for that you need a browser driver) but it has significant javascript support. Check out the introduction to testing your JavaScript.
Go with Canoon. Canoon is built upon HtmlUnit, and was previously built upon HttpUnit.
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Celerity is a JRuby library for
easy and fast automation of web
application testing. It is a wrapper
around the HtmlUnit Java library and
is aimed at providing the same API and
functionality as Watir.