sandbox

2 postMessage calls in the test: 1 using an asterisk for targetOrigin, one using the same https url of both the parent and child documents. button 1: $('.iframed')[0].contentWindow.postMessage( messageData , '*' ); button 2: $('.iframed')[0].contentWindow.postMessage( messageData , 'https://myurl.net' ); the iframe element in parent html document, which points to child html file on same domain, in same directory: <iframe name="childFrame" class="iframed" src="child.html" sandbox="allow-scripts"></iframe> both documents are fully loaded before I am clicking the buttons to trigger postMessage. =

I don`t know where is the identity token on paypal sandbox. is the identity token same like api number ? Robert Visit the Profile via www.sandbox.paypal.com, then go to https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/businessmanage/preferences/website , turn on "auto return" and "payment data transfer" and then the identity token will appear under "Payment data transfer". If it does not display PDT token then try to purge cookies related to *.paypal.com and try the same process again. I solved this issue by following this. I found this from comment for this answer. PayPal has updated their UI a bit. To save

To run untrusted code at home I use a VMWare virtual machine. I want to find an alternate lightweight sandbox API for running untrusted applications, without the overhead of installing VMWare, or any other kind of end-user virtualization tool like that. ( Edit: I don't want it to host an OS - I want it to run untrusted apps). Ideally the sandbox would be (or could be made) transparent so the app running in the sandbox doesn't display any extra chrome or features. (Don't they do this in Parallels on the Mac) The Windows .NET developer side of me wishes for an API so instead of booting up a

I am developing a Mac application that prompts the user for files using the NSOpenPanel. The application is sandboxed (testing on OSX 10.9.4). I noticed that if I open a large amount of files (~3000), the open panel starts to emit errors to the log. This also happens if I try to open less amount of files in chucks for several times. After the errors start to appear the first time, every time the NSOpenPanel is used again to open files, no matter for how many files, these errors will be generated again (until the application is closed). The error message looks like this: TestPanel[98508:303] _

I tried to created a test user for my IAP app for testing. Apple ask for the real credit card number in order to login the test user to apple store. I am afraid that apple store will charge me by chance while I do my testing. Do you have to provide real credit card number for sandbox user? No you dont. Log out by going through: Settings -> Store Do NOT login with your test user. (Otherwise you get that credit card screen). Instead run your app and login with the test user when asked to. Note: If you have already logged in with your test user it will become invalid. So in your case you will

Is it possible to run an IronPython interpreter inside my .Net application, but inside a sandbox? I want to deny the IP script access to the filesystem while still allowing the app itself access. Would this involve running the scripting engine in a second AppDomain? How would I handcuff it so it can't do whatever it pleases? Here's an article explaining how to create an AppDomain and execute code in a sandbox . Just create the AppDomain and handcuff the code that runs inside it. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4393153/sandbox-ironpython