New demo code for Habari ActiveMQ Client shows how PHP web applications can use Apache ActiveMQ to exchange information with Delphi and Free Pascal applications.
New Code Coverage Report Tool for Delphi
Delphi Code Coverage is a tool by Christer Fahlgrren which generates HTML reports for "line coverage" of Delphi applications. This project was inspired by great tools in the Java world such as Emma. Download The source code and binary is available online at http://code.google.com/p/delphi-code-coverage/ Output For each unit there will be a unit.html with a … Continue reading New Code Coverage Report Tool for Delphi
Delphi Client Library for Open Message Queue (OpenMQ) and GlassFish v3
GlassFish v3 application server includes version 4.4 of Open Message Queue (OpenMQ), a Java Message Service (JMS) message broker, as the default JMS provider. For Delphi and Free Pascal developers, the interesting new feature in this release of OpenMQ is that it can exchange JMS messages with non-Java clients using the Stomp message protocol. Today, … Continue reading Delphi Client Library for Open Message Queue (OpenMQ) and GlassFish v3
Delay and Schedule Message Delivery with Apache ActiveMQ and Delphi
Apache ActiveMQ from version 5.4 has a persistent scheduler built into the ActiveMQ message broker. An ActiveMQ client can take advantage of a delayed delivery by using message properties. By setting properties of the JMS message, a client can set the time in milliseconds that a message will wait before being scheduled to be delivered … Continue reading Delay and Schedule Message Delivery with Apache ActiveMQ and Delphi
Query Statistics for Apache ActiveMQ with Delphi
Last October, Rob Davies wrote about the new Statistics plugin which is included in Apache ActiveMQ 5.3 and yesterday I found that it works very well using Delphi and the Habari ActiveMQ Client library (using the Stomp protocol) too. Broker Configuration To configure ActiveMQ to use the statistics plugin just add the following to the … Continue reading Query Statistics for Apache ActiveMQ with Delphi
Receive Apache Log4j messages with Delphi
The Habari ActiveMQ Client library for Delphi and Free Pascal can be used for monitoring of Java(tm) applications which use the popular Apache Log4j logging framework. This screenshot shows the output of a Delphi console application. It listens to a logging topic which receives log messages from an ActiveMQ message broker. The log messages have … Continue reading Receive Apache Log4j messages with Delphi
Java EE 6, GlassFish 3 and NetBeans 6.8 released
GlassFish 3 released Sun GlassFish Enterprise Server v3 is the industry's first application server to support the new Java Platform Enterprise Edition 6 (Java EE 6). Java EE 6 introduces features to increase the flexibility of the platform and enable companies to use the new, lightweight Web Profile, in addition to the full enterprise platform, … Continue reading Java EE 6, GlassFish 3 and NetBeans 6.8 released
Dopplr: It’s made of messages
Dopplr use ActiveMQ as their messaging provider - see Matt's presentation Made of Messages: https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/dopplr-its-made-of-messages-matt-biddulph-presentation/647973 Dopplr: It's made of messages - Matt Biddulph View more documents from Carsonified Team.
How can I simulate ‘Send To…’ with Delphi?
Default mail client with selected files auto-attached The following code is based on these two articles: Dateien von der eigenen Anwendung per Drag and Drop zum Windows Explorer kopieren? Programmatically use the SendTo mail recipient shortcut Drop a FileListBox and a button on a form and set the FileListBox MultiSelect property to true. Use this … Continue reading How can I simulate ‘Send To…’ with Delphi?
Why 1.99 suddenly no longer equals 1.99
A strange problem suddenly occurs in all my Delphi 7 and Delphi 2009 unit tests. I used DUnit CheckEquals to compare two Currency values, like [sourcecode language="pascal"] CheckEquals(1.99, SomeCurrencyValue) [/sourcecode] This worked fine in the IDE and in our build scripts, which run using the same version of DUnit for two years. Now, all of … Continue reading Why 1.99 suddenly no longer equals 1.99