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ProUnit is a Unit Test Framework designed to improve Progress applications quality. Specially focused on automation, ProUnit is better used with Continuous Integration and build scripting tools like PCT, ANT, Bamboo, Hudson, etc.
Hi, Some One has an complete example of deploy and consumption od Web Services in Progress
A reusable .p that gives you the contents of an xml in two temp-tables (elements and attributes).
See the fileheader for a how-to-use.
The API supported by the adapter is a subset of the JMS API. Full
documentation of all details is available online. The
diagrams below only describe the part of the API that is implemented by the
OpenEdge Adapter for Fuse Message Broker.
Notes:
The OpenEdge Adapter for Fuse Message Broker enables connections from an
OpenEdge™ ABL application to Fuse™ Message Broker or Apache ActiveMQ (or
other messaging solution as described below). It consists of a number of ABL
classes that should be referenced in an ABL application that needs to exchange
messages with the outside world using one of the supported world class
messaging solutions.
This profiler identifies performancebottlenecks in your application by analysing the logfile you create with the log-manager.
Progress Fuse Adapter
Written in OO ABL and supports the stomp protocol.
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Identifies possible memory leaks and their source by extracting those lines from logmanager output that point at created objects that are not deleted later on or allocated space that is not (fully) deallocated.
This analyser goes a bit further than http://www.oehive.org/node/846 and can handle OE 10.2A extra's
Sometimes it's neccessary to add a Caption in the titlebar to give extra information to the user of your application. The attached file does this, and makes sure the window got redrawn when windows triggers arive.
As you can see, many instances of msgblst32 are added on this window. The goal is to make it more the controlling window which always catches the events on the underlaying session applications. As every window needs its own ocx, I provided 40 instances which are hopefully enough to maintain every window.