I used to have X3D-Edit 3.3 downloaded and working on my Netbeans IDE but I updated my laptop to Windows 10 and some of my files got deleted such as X3D-Edit and when I go onto https://savage.nps.edu/X3D-Edit/X3D-Edit.html, I get
This web page is not available
ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT
Google Chrome could not load the web page because savage.nps.edu took too long to respond. The website may be down or you may be experiencing issues with your Internet connection.
Check your Internet connection
Check any cables and reboot any routers, modems or other network devices you may be using.
Allow Chrome to access the network in your firewall or antivirus settings.
If it is already listed as a programme that is allowed to access the network, try removing it from the list and adding it again.
If you use a proxy server...
Check your proxy settings or contact your network administrator to make sure the proxy server is working. If you don't believe you should be using a proxy server: Go to the Chrome menu > Settings > + Show advanced settings > Change proxy settings... > LAN Settings and deselect "Use a proxy server for your LAN".
I've tried that same site on two separate networks and I've tried it with and without a firewall. And I'm still getting the same problem, so I was wondering where I'd get X3D-Edit from?
Happy to announce that upgraded X3D-Edit 4.0 now available
https://savage.nps.edu/X3D-Edit/X3D-Edit.html
Update: installers and help video now available on SourceForge
https://sourceforge.net/projects/x3d/files
Downloadable zip includes runnable versions for Windows, Mac and Linux. Build environment is Apache NetBeans 12.6 and openjdk 19. Beta testing in progress, adding features and X3D4 nodes with special focus on validation, HTML5 integration and Web Audio API.
All test and usage reports welcome. Have fun with X3D4!
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I tried the following in order to record mobile app steps using jmeter:
Start Jmeter on the my laptop and add the necessary recording templates.
Copied and installed the Jmeter cert on the mobile phone.
Connected the mobile phone to the same wifi that my laptop (with Jmeter) is on.
In the proxy hostname, I added the ip address of my laptop (with Jmeter). I also add the same port that was configured in Jmeter for my laptop.
Clicked start on the HTTP(S) Recording controller to start recording.
NB. I ensured my firewall was off during the recording.
I tried these steps several times, but when I use my mobile app on my phone, nothing gets recorded. I then tried navigating to a site using the browser but it does not record these actions either. Instead, it records other steps that I don't recognise. Please see links below for what I am seeing in Jmeter.
Does anyone have a solution to this?
Recorded Steps
Errors Displayed
You're getting this error:
because JMeter is not capable of decrypting the intercepted traffic as you didn't install JMeter's MITM certificate onto your mobile device.
The certificate is called ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA.crt and it's being generated in "bin" folder of your JMeter installation when you start the HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder.
I cannot provide exact steps for the certificate installation without knowing the operating system (including version) of your mobile device, however you might find the following material helpful:
Five Tips for Using Self Signed SSL Certificates with iOS
Android: Add & remove certificates
Recording Using Android Devices
Using self-signed SSL in Android (Nougat+)
hey you have to "trust the jmeter certificate in your mobile device". in ios its "trusted certificates-->certificate trust setting--> enable button for jmeter certificate which you took from jmeter machine to the mobile (ios in my case)"
Most of the time I am working behind a Microsoft NTLM Authenticationg Proxy. For some reason the proxy settings in the Simulator don't work with that.
Most java programs I get to work with the proxy through a program called cntlm, but not the Codename One Simulator or other Codename One features requiring a network connection. Therefore I cannot login to Codename One and ...
I am unable to use the OTA Device Skin Download.
Where would I find the skins to install skins manually?
The skins are here: http://github.com/codenameone/codenameone-skins/
However, can you please file an issue on that so we can track this. It should work fine with the standard simulator proxy settings. I'll verify that.
I'm new to WPF Web Application.
I've created a test application and exported it to C:\Test Application with publish.htm file created.
I'm able to run the application on my PC but I'm unable to configure Windows Firewall so that application can be accessed from internet.
I've configured port forwarding on my broadband router to forward port 8080 to my laptop's port 80
I'm stucked here
Amit Saraf
Acoording to this article on technet you may install iis on w7hbs. I would advice you to do so, configure it and add a site for your xbap to publish, deploy it here. How to install IIS is described in the link. In w7 and windows server 2008+ IIS is "included" in features/roles. Remember to also configure your windows firewall! Try telneting your ip and port to see if you get through(also a feature btw!).
Another example is apache, but I've never used it to host xbap applications before. Maybe someone else has experience with that(linux-mono people :) )
Hope it helps!
I have downloaded an Android app (which is also available for iPhone and ipad). I want to monitor which URLs it is accessing. On the desktop, you can use tools like Chrome dev tools for browser traffic and Charles Proxy (http://www.charlesproxy.com/) for other app traffic. Is there a similar way to set a proxy for the app from outside it, and then view any connection attempts, possibly with headers and responses?
I only need to do it once, to ensure the app isn't malicious, so the process doesn't have to be the most convenient method in the world. For example, it could involve setting up a proxy app on the desktop and then connecting through that, or running the Android or iOS version on a desktop-based simulator and monitoring that.
When searching SO, a lot is to be found on this topic. The best solution seems to be setting up a desktop to be an access point for the android device and run wireshark on it like suggested here
Capturing mobile phone traffic on wireshark
your best bet is charles proxy trial version
to set up charles proxy is like butter
1) Make sure both computer and device are on the same network
2) Download charles proxy on computer
3) On device go to wifi--> connection name--> hold on to it --> modify --> manual proxy --> give your ip address and port 8888
4) keep charles open on computer while you are doing this
5) you will get a pop up in charles regarding the connection and will start showing you the traffic being captured from the app..
In silverlight5 beta, it supports trust application which allows loading local files. I tried and it works fantastic in both OOB and in browser mode. One question is that, when put my cap on the server, it works fine in OOB mode but doesn't work in browser. I think debugging locally and deployment is different. Is there a way to request the trust in browser as I tried locally?
Thanks,
HowardÂ
There are a number of steps needed:-
The XAP needs to be signed using a code-signing certificate
Then on the client machine
A tweak to the registry on the client machine that needs to run a trusted app inbrowser
The code signing certificate then needs to be installed on the client machine.
Those last two in a real world deployment would be configured using a Group Policy.
See the Beta document topic How to: Enable Trusted Applications to Run Inside the Browser.