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aaraaayen wrote: Pls let me know What is Thread Testing
Thread is rated for shear and tensile strength. Testing involves subjecting thread to stress, and measuring the force needed to tear or shear.
Or something.
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Hello all !
Me and my team develop a nice tool that helps you organize your objectives.
It was developed in Visual Studio 2005 C# , Express Edition using .Net Framework 2.0.
You can try it here: http://www.goal-aware.com
Hope to like it!
For feedback and sugesstions give me a reply.
Thank You.
Delia BONTESCU
http://www.softage.ro
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How about you write an article about it and provide the source code with the article? You would probably get a warmer reception from people.
"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
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We are looking for pre release feedback and basic outside testing of our MSI and NecroBit source protection scheme for our new GlossContour™ button and surface suite (.Net). We are offering free licenses to the first 10 Net testers who:
1. Verify successful MSI installation and installation to their development environment.
2. Provide *useful*, constructive product feedback.
GlossContour Suite™ documentation can be found at:
http://www.advanceis.com/net/glosscontour-net.html
Download the free evaluation MSI at:
http://www.advanceis.com/net/glosscontour-net-download-buy.html
Please email the support address with your feedback and HardwareID.txt file as indicated in the installation instructions to receive your license. I will post a termination conclusion of this offer as soon as the ten C# spots are filled.
Thanks,
mike montagne
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My friends and I wanted to develope a software that helps us write in our own language,'Amharic-just a language ' like in composing email, in searching for a text ...
That means if I want to search an 'amharic text', I entered a key word in 'amharic alphabets'. However our problem is the starting point. Ofcourse as a computer science and engineer student we know some programming language, but still we needed some hint to start with. Please help us ... this a great help for us. Many Thanks!!
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Just as in basic forms of encryption, your whole system will have to be based on methods of converting text/characters/words between your language and intelligible expressions.
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I appreciate for the reply, but what do you mean by intelligible expressions?
And if you could mension us some topics to read that would be great;especially, to start with.
thanks
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OK. "Intelligible" expressions are human readable form.
Now, if on the other hand your "language" is simply one you and those initiated into your cult understand as is, then you simply store the data in that form.
Google "encryption" and you will trip over all the information you need -- for whatever programming language you want to deploy. Note that Visual Studio and .Net provide substantial encryption libraries, which you can use as is. Again, just search for "encryption" in your local help, and you can't help but trip on the information you want.
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In re-reading your original question, one other issue may exist -- input.
If you cannot type your language with a conventional keyboard, then your interface of your application will have to map keystrokes to the characters of your language.
To simply the whole system (as for a project), you might build a simple text editor or memo field editor. The input algorithm could translate characters.
If on the other hand, your language involves words of different lengths (when translated back and forth to and from the human intelligible language), then you will have to build a dictionary which looks up the word of one language and converts it to the other.
This content can be pasted or programmatically transferred to targeted media, and re-converted on the other end.
If you have a language which the human understands however, you hav no computer project at all, except perhaps in the case of searching, where your dictionary is going to have to translate from the new language to forms which are friendly to the search engine.
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I am working in C++ (using VC++ compiler) so what is the best tool which gives thread wise analysis (profiling)
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I am looking for beta testers for an app I have written in C#. The application is called 'Multiconvertor', and converts from metric to imperial & others for a range of stuff like length and temperature. The app was written as a learning exercise in C# (.net 2). I am a total n00b to programming, so there's bound to be mistakes somewhere! Email me at hc060jd@orange.net if you are interested, as I haven't been able to find anywhere to host the files so that they can be downloaded by anyone. You can have the uncompiled source in C#, or the exe installer. This program will only work with .NET 2 and above (so not 1.1).
Cheers, JD
Sometimes I think we're alone in the universe, and sometimes I think we're not. In either case the prospect is quite staggering.
-Arthur C. Clarke
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Hmmm. When you have written it as a learning exercise, why do you want to have it tested? And how intensively?
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Hi,
I didn't find ant Tab in the code project for testing people. As we have to do the scripting for the tools like WinRunner, QTP LoadRunner etc we need a special tab for Testing. Can anyone help me in this to inform it to the site maintenance authority.
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plz anybody can explain the types of bugs, and their effect in the application.
thanks
swapna
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You'll find many answers if you research exception handling for various OOP languages. One language should be enough for diverse material, except perhaps that type safe languages may somewhat de-emphasize type mismatch errors. Research error codes and the built-in exception types (yes, exceptions are actually types in OOP) of mainstream languages such as C++ and C#.
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plz provide me the information about the bug types
thanks.
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Sorry, answer is too broad for a forum post.
"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
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I have came accorss these question, could anybody help me out to get.
thanks.
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Have you googled what Dr. Watson does?
"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
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i m not getting clearcut difference among these three...if anyone can provide differences with example it would be very nice to understand this....
Harish Singh
BE CSE
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Basically, you can think of performance testing as a way to test how an application (or group of applications) will perform under normal running conditions.
Load testing is a way to test how an application (or group of applications) perform under various loads. For example, if you were load testing a multiuser, network application, then you'll want to test it multiple times with different numbers of users simulating several different patterns of network traffic.
Think of stress testing as running tests to overload the application (or group of applications) in order to observe what happens. The goal here is to try to break the running application hoping to discover things like potential buffer-overflow bugs, various resource contention issues (like deadlocks), dangling pointers, data validation bugs, etc. In a way, stress testing can also be thought of as load and performance testing on steroids.
Again, my descriptions are brief, and hopefully my analogies are enough to help you get started. Nevertheless, you'll probably want to spend some time researching various testing methodologies, because this is a very rich topic.
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there is a difference between the tests like performance checks the time taken to execute the application, load checks how many users can access at the moment.
swapna
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