I'm currently evaluating the MSF for CMMI process template under TFS for use on my development team, and I'm having trouble understanding the need for separate bug and change request work item types. I understand that it is beneficial to be able to differentiate between bugs (errors) and change requests (changing requirements) when gene...
In your practice, what measure(s) do you use to know when it's time to stop testing an application and move it to production? ...
I'm looking for a way to check within pageLoad() if this method is raised during load event because of a postback/async postback or because of being loaded and access the first time. This is similar to Page.IsPostback property within code behind page. TIA, Ricky ...
I am looking to replace the life cycle tools currently used by my development teams. Tools that I'm looking for: Version Control Defect/Issue Tracking Requirements Tracking Test Case Management (potentially) Project Management: Project Status, hours entry I have a new beefy server (Windows 2008 Server) to run all tools on. I'm looki...
Hello. I've worked on several PHP projects and always I have problems with organizing my work. Where do you develop your application - on localhost, remote server or maybe production one(!) ? When I work on my localhost after making some major path I send new files by ftp - but sometimes it happens to forget about one file and it is jus...
Can anybody tell me when Application_End is triggered in a lifecycle of an application? When all sessions are ended, will Application_End be triggered automatically? + Are there any other reasons why Application_End could be triggered? Thx. ...
Someone within my organization has started pushing for us to pilot the CMU SEI's TSP process (see website here). I have an instinctual aversion to any attempts to cure software development illnesses with alphabet soup, but I would like to know if anyone has experience with this process and can provide tangible facts. ...
I would like to gain some insight into the life cycle that is used in industry when developing and deploying OSGi based systems. My main focus is on the deployment phases, after the development phase has created versioned and packaged a bundle. Specifically testing procedures that may be carried out, and method of integration. A very hig...
After looking at the .net on IIS7 application lifecycle: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178473.aspx For maximum performance, I want to find a way to get my code started as soon as the HttpContext object is created but before HttpApplication is. (it's easy to run code after the HttpApplication class is loaded but before any ...
Hi, I have an EJB deployed on my GlassFish v2.1 application server. I have also set up a lifecycle module within GlassFish which utilises this bean when it receives a READY_EVENT type. I have the following code to look up the bean: BusinessInterface bean = (BusinessInterface) initialContext.lookup("JNDI lookup name"); ... // do somet...
This question is kind of related to Handle URI hacking gracefully in ASP.NET in that it's too about how to best handle exceptions that occur during an ASP.NET request lifecycle. I've found a way to handle most exceptions gracefully, but then I've found that some exceptions occur so late in the request that there's no way to do stuff like...
i just introduced a bug into my code because i seem to have misunderstood the jsp tag lifecycle. The tag worked like this before the bug: i pass the tag some collection as an attribute, and it displays it as a table. The collection was passed into the JSP from the controller. after the bug: a removed the attribute which set the collec...
Hey, I've built a project over the course of a year. I've put in a lot of hours into it, and it has come out great. A bunch of people use it, and a bunch of people write plugins for it. However, I have since moved on to different languages, different styles, the codebase is dirty and hackish, and I'm not sure I want to continue working i...
Hello everyone. The problem occurs with this code: <h:form> <rich:panel> <f:facet name="header"> <h:selectManyCheckbox title="Select which types of requests you want to see" onchange="submit();" value="#{filterListener.chosenFilters}" id="selectB...
Hi Everyone, (Updated: I've moved this over to ServerFault) I'm responsible for maintaining a list of all the applications in my company (about 250). The range is from HR systems that track 80k employees, to manufacturing-type systems responsible for hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue, to web applications with a small user bas...
Ok, when hired on to my current company a year ago, I was tasked with migrating our development teams from VSS. They already had it in their minds that they wanted Subversion, and since I had experience using and setting up subversion, I was a good candidate. I first tried to sell TFS because it woul dhave solved the problem I am in ri...
When, during the life cycle of a Request, does a web.config <location path='The/Path'> tag execute? ...
Hello all, I would like to take some action when tomcat service is going down. For example, I would like to simply log the stop time of the tomcat service. Is there any way to do this by applying hooks to tomcat lifecycle event ? If yes, then please provide some details. I would like to call one class when tomcat is going down and this...
I have a page "start.jsf" which points to an action #{ruler.start}, this action forwards the request to "flow.jsf". The managed bean "ruler" (request scoped) contains some properties, one of them called "ruler.operation", correctly filled into "start.jsf". The page "flow.jsf" has a command button pointing to an another managed bean c...
I have an ASP.NET application that uses the Fluorine FX remoting library. When the web application initializes, it kicks off a socket server on a separate port for handling RTMP connections. The problem we're having is that when IIS is restarted, the RTMP service won't start running until the first HTTP request is made against one of th...