i am Working on Silverlight5 Application. We have to Open one Exe from Client Pc. As We try with In Browser Trusted Application and it's work within the Localhost but we try to using IP address instead of Localhost then again application unable to open Exe.
We try to sign Application with Test Certificate and install in Trusted Root Certification Authorities And Trusted Publisher
Now it was working with Localhost as well as IP address but within a My Pc but Not working in Network Pc.
Please Suggest me, what things i am missing or what i have to do
i am got my question's answer, the problem with the test certificate,when i am using a actual certificate (from verisign) my application is working as per our expectation, it's open a exe from client machine.
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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)"
I installed the new XAMPP 7.4 in macOS Catalina and the window is very different than before. I press Mount and it runs. But I have Angularjs projects that calls API Rest Laravel projects in htdocs, but doesn't work because it calls to localhost or to the local IP of the computer, but I don't know how XAMPP works now.
XAMPP creates a new ip where is htdocs and I access to the folder throw the IP but my Angularjs projects can't access because they don't know the IP, only call to 127.0.0.1.
How can I configure XAMPP to work with localhost or how can I configure Angularjs to call to that IP without affect my production server?
Thank you!
Disclaimer: I have not done this before, my answer is based on my angularjs experience and a brief search.
Trying a brand new project
In this article (which you have probably already seen and tried): https://kode-blog.io/angularjs-install-and-configure there is a very relevant segment, namely Step 1: "You can directly create the folder angular-js in drive C:\xampp\htdocs". I understand your issues is just vaguely related, though you could try following this article step-by-step with a brand new project
XAMPP to local/virtual host
If I understood correctly you are looking for a way to modify the XAMPP/AngularJS serving to the same IP. Let's try setting XAMPP to localhost first:
Setting up a virtual host on XAMPP on Mac or How to set xampp open localhost:8080 instead of just localhost and also more detailed, step-by-step ones: https://jonathannicol.com/blog/2012/03/11/configuring-virtualhosts-in-xampp-on-mac/
Serving AngularJS to a specific host
AngularJS is a lot less flexible than Angular 2+ (Set default host and port for ng serve in config file) when it comes to serving a host. You could try using http-server and node.js (first answer here: How to create a localhost server to run an AngularJS project but also check out other answers, there is some extra useful info there)
Extra bits
What you are trying seems to be absolutely feasible and done by others (Setup AngularJS and NodeJS on Xampp Web server or https://www.quora.com/Can-we-use-AngularJS-in-XAMPP) but it's not the most common thing.
I know that this answer does not directly give you an easy-to-implement-one-single-line-of-wondercode, but I hope it will start discussion at least and result in something more useful.
To use a Status IP like localhost:8080, you have to go to the Network tab in XAMPP and press Enable on the localhost:8080 option. I feel ashamed for taking too long to find this. Thank you.
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 developed an application (website) which is running in LAN nicely.
My application is built using Silverlight and I have published that website in IIS and I can access that application nicely in LAN through following LINK.
http://192.168.137.24/SilverLightBusinessApplicationWeb/SilverLightBusinessApplicationTestPage.html#/Home
Now I require to access that application globally all over the word from any PC through INTERNET so for that, what configuration I have to use?
You may want to redirect your port 80 to LAN IP via router/modem settings.
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.