DomainManager | android domain manager for produce and test

Youre not creating your domainhandler through guice and therefore the @inject annotations do nothing. If you want to create this object both ways just use constructor injection and remove the @inject from your fields.

Domains must be added directly to to Domains.config, located in App_Config\Security. It is not able to be patched. Make it part of your build train.

Let's find out what's QML GC:

main.cpp

Once you are using with_items, item contains the inner value, so item.dmstate.results.stdout has no sense, you have to use item.stdout (like you do in the set_fact).

Even with this fix, your item will be skipped every time because you are testing the stdout value against the "stdout" string, but you say that stdout is only "0" or "1".
I think you could simply remove the when clause.

Another problem: each item will overwrite the value of stdout_value, so at the end you will only get the last value.

Yes. it is possible but you code is not unit testable. Here are the steps for you

1. Find a way inject your depedencies MobileServiceContext and DomainManager
2. You need to set up contexts and requests etc as in shown in the following code.

(Code assumes you are using Moq)

The incorrect parameter isn't an NUnit Console command line parameter, but an incorrect method parameter in the .NET Framework stack when calling AppDomain.CurrentDomain.Evidence. It is likely caused by an issue with Server 2012 where it fails to find file permissions on mapped network drives.

The simplest workaround is to move NUnit console onto a real drive, or install NUnit console as a NuGet package. To use the NuGet package, add a the NUnit.Console package to one of your test projects. When the project builds, it will be installed at $(SolutionRoot)\packages\NUnit.ConsoleRunner.3.7.0\tools\nunit3-console.exe. Just reference that copy of the Console Runner when you setup your tests. For you, probably modify your BAT file to use a relative path.

Note that the directory under packages is NUnit.ConsoleRunner not the installed package NUnit.Console. This is because NUnit.Console is a meta-package that installs the runner NUnit.ConsoleRunner and a number of extensions like support for the NUnit 2 result format which you need.

Try using the setPropertyConfigureImpl for properties that need custom configure logic instead of overriding configure. I believe this is invoked on the initial call to set properties.

The only difference that I see is that you do not include a reference to the BusinessLine object in the BusinessProcess class. You should include that and also mark it as a foreign key.

Also, you marked the BusinessSubprocessID as a foreign key to the BusinessProcess, which I believe is a mistake since you also hold a BusinessProcessID in your class.

As a side note, do you need the BusinessLineID in your subprocess class, since you can easily access it through its parent?

Your one of the tables being synced between the backend and client because if that your are getting 2nd sql.

Read more here : https://documentation.devexpress.com/wpf/17927/Common-Concepts/Scaffolding-Wizard/Tutorials/Building-Outlook-Inspired-and-Hybrid-UI-Applications/Lesson-3-Customize-Layout-of-the-Collection-Views