vmtest | Go framework for integration testing | Emulator library
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VmTest is a [Go language] library that provides an easy way to setup a Virtual Machine for your integration tests written in Go. In the following example vmtest sets up and lunches an instance of QEMU emulator with the kernel and initramfs specified.
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I have a ViewModel called QViewModel and it extends ViewModelBase. In the QViewModel class I call ToNext() method from ViewModelBase as shown below. What I want to do is, to pass Another view model class called VMTest which is also extends ViewModelBase, and then start VMTest in ViewModelBase class as shown in the code below.
As shown in the body of ToNext() in the ViewModelBase class, I am trying to start the ViewModel class I passed from the QViewModel „VMTest“ by using ShowViewModel(), but I get the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-03 at 18:10Replace showViewModel() with showViewModel
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I have a project I am trying to add google-test unit testing to. It is structured like so:
VM (project)
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Answered 2018-Aug-28 at 02:52This is a link error indicating that it found the .h file but couldn't find the actual implementation found in the .cpp. If you have a LIB project then visual studio may take the cpp code compiled into the LIB project and add it to your EXE project.
To incorporate the code into the test project, you have two options.
- You can add the .cpp files in your VM Project to your Test project as well, but this is not usually done.
- Instead, if your VM project is now an EXE I would recommend creating a new project called VMLib as a LIB project and then adding that project to both the test project and the VM EXE project.
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I'm having trouble into converting a ResourceID into a String in PowerShell.
I have a list that have every virtual interface information from an Azure Subscription.
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Answered 2018-Jul-06 at 06:15If you want to get the Virtual Machine's name associated with that NIC. Please have a try to use the following code.
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I'm trying to import a CSV file that is created from a web form I developed. When the form submits it creates a record in my CSV with a multitude of customer information.
As per requirements I needed to put it into a CSV, and then separately have it import into an Access database for others to use (Two steps required for server security).
The way I'm trying to do it is with a simple form with a button on it inside Access, that simply says Import, that will pull an update of the CSV whenever the user needs it.
My error is confusing me as it's stating
"Field 'F1' doesn't exist in destination table 'Applications' "
I do not have a field in my CSV labeled F1, or even any record that contains 'F1', and there is no field named F1 in my access table Applications (obviously).
Here is my VB module code from Access
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-09 at 14:45Don't import the file.
Link the csv file as a table. Then create a query to read and convert (purify) the data.
Use this query as source for further processing of the date like appending data to other tables.
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