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[OpenSTA-devel] CodeMax 2.1.0.24

[Holger K. <ho...@gm...>]

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for CodeMax - 2.1.0.24 to write a little work around for
the https://{ problem with IE6. It would be very helpful if anyone
could help to find this particluar version of CodeMax.

Thanks in advance

Holger

[OpenSTA-devel] CodeMax 2.1.0.24

[Shah, A. S <amr...@re...>]

Dear Members
   Would anybody be kind enough help me find CodemAx 2.1.0.24 to get
OpenSta to compile ?
   I am trying to add Terminal Emulator testing capabilities to the tool
but need to be able to compile to do so.

   Thanks in Advance

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Amrish Shah
amr...@re...
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Re: [OpenSTA-devel] CodeMax 2.1.0.24

[Olaf K. <ok...@ab...>]

Holger Koch wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> 
> I'm looking for CodeMax - 2.1.0.24 to write a little work around for
> the https://{ problem with IE6. It would be very helpful if anyone
> could help to find this particluar version of CodeMax.

I can't help you with CodeMax (other than point to the FAQ) - but the
fix for the http://{ issue (note: http://{, not https://{) is included
in release 1.4.3.

Olaf

Re: [OpenSTA-devel] CodeMax 2.1.0.24

[Holger K. <ho...@gm...>]

Thanks Olaf,

but it looks like it doesn't work with IE6, because MS replaces the
character with %7B which doesn't help much.

Holger

On 8/1/05, Olaf Kock <ok...@ab...> wrote:
> Holger Koch wrote:
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > I'm looking for CodeMax - 2.1.0.24 to write a little work around for
> > the https://{ problem with IE6. It would be very helpful if anyone
> > could help to find this particluar version of CodeMax.
>=20
> I can't help you with CodeMax (other than point to the FAQ) - but the
> fix for the http://{ issue (note: http://{, not https://{) is included
> in release 1.4.3.
>=20
> Olaf
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Re: [OpenSTA-devel] CodeMax 2.1.0.24

[Olaf K. <ok...@ab...>]

Holger Koch wrote:
> Thanks Olaf,
> 
> but it looks like it doesn't work with IE6, because MS replaces the
> character with %7B which doesn't help much.

As far as I understand http://%7B is now equivalent to http://{ and is
interpreted by the gateway in the same way. That is: you see http://%7B
and the gateway will connect https:// to your server and record https://
urls in your script.

Somebody correct me if I'm wrong - it's been a long time since I
recorded https traffic.

Cheers,
Olaf

[OpenSTA-devel] Re: CodeMax 2.1.0.24

[Daniel S. <da...@Op...>]

Holger Koch wrote:
> > but it looks like it doesn't work with IE6, because MS replaces the
> > character with %7B which doesn't help much.

This problem:
  http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=10857&atid=110857&func=detail&aid=897856
Is supposed to be fixed in 1.4.3.  If you are having an issue then
please tell us exactly the symtoms and how to reproduce the problem
and I'll fix it - I know this code pretty well now ;-)

Olaf Kock wrote:
> As far as I understand http://%7B is now equivalent to http://{ and
> is interpreted by the gateway in the same way. That is: you see
> http://%7B and the gateway will connect https:// to your server and
> record https:// urls in your script.
> 
> Somebody correct me if I'm wrong - it's been a long time since I
> recorded https traffic.

You entirely are correct Olaf.

The initial posted workaround for the issue was executable patching
to replace the '{' with a '-' , I wasn't entirely happy with this
approach for a real fix so I just made the gateway see '{' and '%7B'
as equivalent.  It wasn't quite that simple but that was the outcome.

Holger: I am interested in your thoughts on a "workaround",
especially where you need Codemax to rebuild the Modeler... both of
the previous "fixes" for this issue are not in Modeler code at all.

I can make the required Codemax available to you whatever - I just
need to know that you are willing to work with us and "share" your
ideas and code before I make the effort to help you... :-)

Cheers
/dan
-- 
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  OpenSTA part-time caretaker - http://OpenSTA.org/

Re: [OpenSTA-devel] Re: CodeMax 2.1.0.24

[Holger K. <ho...@gm...>]

Hi Dan,

Thanks for your great offer. I fixed it.

Regards Holger

On 8/2/05, Daniel Sutcliffe <da...@op...> wrote:
> Holger Koch wrote:
> > > but it looks like it doesn't work with IE6, because MS replaces the
> > > character with %7B which doesn't help much.
>=20
> This problem:
>   http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=3D10857&atid=3D110857&func=3Dd=
etail&aid=3D897856
> Is supposed to be fixed in 1.4.3.  If you are having an issue then
> please tell us exactly the symtoms and how to reproduce the problem
> and I'll fix it - I know this code pretty well now ;-)
>=20
> Olaf Kock wrote:
> > As far as I understand http://%7B is now equivalent to http://{ and
> > is interpreted by the gateway in the same way. That is: you see
> > http://%7B and the gateway will connect https:// to your server and
> > record https:// urls in your script.
> >
> > Somebody correct me if I'm wrong - it's been a long time since I
> > recorded https traffic.
>=20
> You entirely are correct Olaf.
>=20
> The initial posted workaround for the issue was executable patching
> to replace the '{' with a '-' , I wasn't entirely happy with this
> approach for a real fix so I just made the gateway see '{' and '%7B'
> as equivalent.  It wasn't quite that simple but that was the outcome.
>=20
> Holger: I am interested in your thoughts on a "workaround",
> especially where you need Codemax to rebuild the Modeler... both of
> the previous "fixes" for this issue are not in Modeler code at all.
>=20
> I can make the required Codemax available to you whatever - I just
> need to know that you are willing to work with us and "share" your
> ideas and code before I make the effort to help you... :-)
>=20
> Cheers
> /dan
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> Daniel Sutcliffe <Da...@Op...>
>   OpenSTA part-time caretaker - http://OpenSTA.org/
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[OpenSTA-devel] Re: CodeMax 2.1.0.24

[Daniel S. <da...@Op...>]

Daniel Sutcliffe wrote:
> > I can make the required Codemax available to you whatever - I just
> > need to know that you are willing to work with us and "share" your
> > ideas and code before I make the effort to help you... :-)

Holger Koch wrote:
> Thanks for your great offer. I fixed it.

That's lovely - except we have no idea what you fixed or how you
fixed it!

For your input to be of some use to the community we need to know
these facts.  I specifically want to know all and *ANY* problems with
the software, and if there are fixes available that it is nice if
they can be publically known so everyone that makes use of OpenSTA
can make use of them - with getting fixes included into released
product being the primary goal.

The only reason OpenSTA is not a better tool than it is now is an
attitude of "take take take" with very little "give back".  That's
not how open source works - and is the main reason OpenSTA releases
don't happen more often with more improvements.

Please tell us what you fixed and how,
/dan
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