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I have a website that runs for around 2-3 years before, it has its own forum, however, recently I would like to use the phpbb3 to replace that forum. I encounter the problem when I need to do integration . To be precise, I have an existing database that have fields designed for my own website. What I would like to do is the old user do not need to register again and can login to the phpbb forum, using every functions it provided (e.g. check profile) . Are there any way to implement such conversion? So far I have got some source code to check login, but there are a lots of works should be done

How can I can integrate JIRA with Selenium WebDriver? Actually I want to execute test cases and report pass/ fail status for each test cases in JIRA. Your question is very general, so my answer will follow suit. Jira isn't exactly a TCM (Test Case Manager) application, though it's certainly possible to track tests using Jira... The point being, you'd likely be looking at a fair amount of custom code work trying to get test launch/scheduling capabilities integrated. You'd be far better off using something like Jenkins or Team City for your kick off. To get results back into Jira, you'd need two

I'm going to add a python console widget (into a C++ GUI) below some other controls: Many classes are going to be exposed to the python code, including some access to GUI (maybe I'll consider PyQt). Should I run the Python code in a separate thread? I think it's a good approach, because GUI won't be frozen while executing long commands. But on the other hand, shouldn't other controls be disabled to preserve objects' state and avoid conflicts? Gregory Pakosz Since you're apparently wanting to embed a Python interpreter to use Python as a scripting language in a what seems to be a Qt application

I'd like to know something, I know that to make your test easier you should use mock during unit testing to only test the component you want, without external dependencies. But at some point, you have to bite the bullet and test classes which interact with your database, files, network, etc. My main question is: what do you do to test these classes? I don't feel that installing a database on my CI server is a good practice, but do you have other options? Should I create another server with other CI tools, with all externals dependencies? Should I run integration test on my CI as often as my

Hi i'm trying to create a application related to the Augmented Reality (AR) and was able to configure my application with Metaio SDK and OpenCV library successfully in two separate application. but the thing is i want to use both the library of OpenCV and Metaio together into one application. so can any one help me with its integration. In my single application I want to use OpenCV for markerless detection and MetaIO for 3D Model rendering. Metaio: http://www.metaio.com/ OpenCV: http://opencv.org/ =====> I'm using opencv to detect shapes in a camera image and want to display 3D objects

Currently I have a website which I wrote on PHP via the Laravel framework . I have wrote a live chat using nodeJS with Socket.IO and Express and now what I want to do is to integrate it inside my already written Laravel website. The problem is the chat must be in the main page, which is currently rendered by the views of Laravel. Currently I am on a shared hosting. The question: What are your best suggestions for such integration? I know that the LAMP stack comes ready in most shared domains but I have completely no idea how I am to get PHP(Laravel) and my nodeJS chat to work together. Things

I've got TotroiseSVN installed and have a majority of my repositories checking in and out from C:\subversion\ and a couple checking in and out from a network share (I forgot about this when I originally posted this question) . This means that I don't have a "subversion" server per-se. How do I integrate TortoiseSVN and Fogbugz? Edit: inserted italics I've been investigating this issue and have managed to get it working. There are a couple of minor problems but they can be worked-around. There are 3 distinct parts to this problem, as follows: The TortoiseSVN part - getting TortoiseSVN to insert

No matter how much I read about those two patterns I just can't see the difference. That's a great question since they are similar in that they provide an application access to a messaging system. It is how they acheive it I think that differentiates them. The Channel Adapter pattern deals how to get data from an existing system without modifying that system. Typically the Channel Adapdter is implemented out-of-process. Examples often seen are a program that periodically walks an underlying database to find things to enqueue. Of perhaps a stand-alone app that calls a remoting or HTTP API to