Hi professors! It has been a while since my last try to use EasyQuizzer in Windows. I am passing by here to express how easy it is to install EasyQuizzer in Windows 10. To my surprise, installing Postgres version 15 (latest) and Java Runtime Extension Version 8 Update 371 (default to Windows 10) suffices to allow a soft install and use process. Just remember: if the Postgres user password is simply "postgres" and you accept de Postgres default port (5432) installation, nothing else shall be changed...
Hy Everybody! I am happy knowing that I have a dozen users worldwide. You all are very welcome. Please, by my guests. I want to share some updates on this project. I was not warned about the parallel life cycles of my code at GitHub and Sourceforge. So, I updated the code in GitHub in the last few years, and Sourceforge did not follow it. I manually edited the Sourceforge source code and also inserted a compiled "EasyQuizzer_v2.4.jar" in Sourceforge containing last year's amendments. The git log...
Updating instructions to install the deprecated openjfx library but still functional. Morover, Filtering questions by topic before editing alternatives. This version was tested and did compile and run on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with java 8.0.352.fx-zulu installed by skdman.
Updating instructions to install the deprecated openjfx library but still functional. Morover, Filtering questions by topic before editing alternatives. This version was tested and did compile and run on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with java 8.0.352.fx-zulu installed by skdman.
Hello Everyone. I have good news. I'm finally did open-sourced the EasyQuizzer code. Besides the jar files, you all will also find the java source code for my software. A straightforward "ant" command within the cloned code should be enough. However, pay attention to your java compiler version, the java libraries, and PostgreSQL installation. If someone wants to help support other database management systems, correct eventual bugs or create new functionalities, I will be delighted with any help....
Hi everybody. First of all, for those who downloaded the software before I would like to apologize me due to a bug recently uncovered by myself. Indeed I figure out at least three in one flaw. For resume, tests containing more than four questions were prone to enter in an endless loop. There was no guarantee of an infinite loop, but an enormous chance, plus a memory allocation escalate. The fact is that unconsciously we programmed the tool to generate all combinatorial possibilities for the set of...
Dear users, The differences from version 2.1 to 2.2 are basically navigation features: changed buttons' names from 'Cancel' to'Back'; confirmation button in care of changes made to an exam and a try to close the program; foreign key constraint message in case of a not allowed record delete; Removed exam identifier duplicate at the printed quizzes. Regards, Anderson Santos
Dear all, Former the software was planned to run in isolation on a single machine. However, was very easy to add support to run connecting in a remote postgres database. So, the main difference from version 2.0 to 2.1 is the capability to remotely connect to a database hosted by a nonlocal server or listening in another port or administered by another user, not only the primary database user (postgres). Regards, Anderson Santos