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How to specify to the Java VM the -d32 parameter

匆匆过客 提交于 2019-12-18 08:59:33
问题 I recently downloaded watij. on their website they say Note: If you are running on a Mac you must add -d32 to your Java VM parameters. I was wondering what the steps are to do this since they do not specify. 回答1: adding -d32 to vm parameters means, when you run your app: javac HelloWorld.java java HelloWorld Instead you do this: javac HelloWorld.java java -d32 HelloWorld It specifies that the program will run in 32bit architecture. To set JVM arguments from Eclipse , do this: 1. Right click

Functional PDF Testing (Automate Testing of PDF Content)

99封情书 提交于 2019-12-03 17:31:13
问题 I am working on an application where I am writing some automation framework for testing a web application. I am using Watij / Watin for the framework, but have run into a problem with verifying the PDFs generated have the correct content. I know I can use IText or a native PDF library to load up the PDF, but I am wondering if there is already an existing framework dedicated to testing PDF file content? 回答1: it's an interesting problem, but thankfully like most out there, there's someone who

Functional PDF Testing (Automate Testing of PDF Content)

若如初见. 提交于 2019-12-03 06:22:00
I am working on an application where I am writing some automation framework for testing a web application. I am using Watij / Watin for the framework, but have run into a problem with verifying the PDFs generated have the correct content. I know I can use IText or a native PDF library to load up the PDF, but I am wondering if there is already an existing framework dedicated to testing PDF file content? it's an interesting problem, but thankfully like most out there, there's someone who has done it before you. Take a look at http://jpdfunit.sourceforge.net/references/jpdfunit_aShortIntroduction

How to specify to the Java VM the -d32 parameter

ε祈祈猫儿з 提交于 2019-11-29 15:12:25
I recently downloaded watij. on their website they say Note: If you are running on a Mac you must add -d32 to your Java VM parameters. I was wondering what the steps are to do this since they do not specify. adding -d32 to vm parameters means, when you run your app: javac HelloWorld.java java HelloWorld Instead you do this: javac HelloWorld.java java -d32 HelloWorld It specifies that the program will run in 32bit architecture. To set JVM arguments from Eclipse , do this: 1. Right click on the class you want to run. 2. Click run configurations 3. Go to arguments tab and write "-d32" under VM