Coding guidelines

Hi,
Is there a std for coding in test stand?
so we have any coding guidelines to be followed?
thanks in advance
bharathi
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Hi bharathi,
Here are links to the TestStand best practices - This may not be exactly what you're looking for, but it's the closest I know to a coding style guide.
NI TestStand Advanced Architecture Series (in Print)
and here's the web location that this was derived from:
NI TestStand Advanced Architecture Series (website)
While this doesn't talk to a style like a C/C++ or .NET source code style guide does, there's a lot of valuable information that you could leverage in creating your own TestStand coding style guide (if that's what you're looking for).
Hope this helps.
-Jack

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Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you want to know the best practices for SharePoint 2013 development.
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Hi,
as a java and python developer I'm used to check coding
guidelines (semi-)automatically with tools like checkstyle or
pylint. But I haven't found a similar tool for ActionScript. I did
find coding guidelines like
http://blog.dclick.com.br/2007/02/13/adobe_flex_coding_guidelines_english/
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{cfmxroot}
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the
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running
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Our team is new to ADF and WebCenter development. Does Oracle have a security 'best practices' document for ADF developers?
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hope it helps
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Best coding practice

Not a big deal here but I'm curious what others think about
this. A fellow programmer and I were talking about this and
couldn't come to a conclusion.
Basically is it better to use a NOT EQUAL TO or an EQUAL TO?
For instance if you have a list of names and you want all
"BOB"s to be treated one way and all others to be treated another.
Would it be better to say
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blah blah
<cfelse>
woo woo
</cfif>
or
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woo woo
<cfelse>
blah blah
</cfif>

quote:
Originally posted by:
MaryJo
quote:
Originally posted by:
MikerRoo
Good grief, you are ALL wrong --
especially Mary Jo for introducing a barely relevant tangent
to the thread and getting it wrong to boot!
First of all, when someone asks what is best for a string
comparison, mentioning Compare and CompareNoCase is *hardly*
irrelevant. Second, I was NOT wrong. Since the discussion was
revolving around performance that was just what I mentioned. That
doesn't make me
wrong just because there are reasons to use it other than
just that. If you want to debate if there's any performance gains,
well that comes right out of the CFMX coding guidelines at
Livedocs, which say it is "significantly faster". I'm assuming Sean
is correct in stating this, I'm not really in the mood to test it
myself, but feel free to add your comments there and tell him he's
wrong if you disagree.
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/wtg/public/coding_standards/performance.html
Of course, you can debate if the gain is that big a
deal...which is why I phrased it the way I did (i.e. "If it's
processing time you care about....") Again, that's what the bulk of
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No one asked what was the best for string comparison. YOU
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Your stated reason, (for performance) has not been true since
CF5.
Up until then, the question seems to be as much about style
as anything else.
That page you linked says that
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(1) If you actually run the tests, you'll see that the
difference is less than the test variation (but statistically
real).
(2) This says nothing about compare() vs "IS". Here the
performance is the same.
(3) CompareNoCase is not functionally the same as the most
commonly needed string comparison (case tolerant), so that is
irrelevant for most uses anyway.
Run the tests yourself and see that I'm right.
In fact,
Sean even admits, that the real reason to use compare() is
accuracy, at the bottom of that page!
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wrong reason and the post was barely relevant.
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("IS NOT").

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Avoid dead-code
Remove unnecessary code and redundant processing
Spend time documenting and adopt good change control practices
Spend adequate time anayzing business requirements, process flows, data-structures and data-model
ensure careful usage of "OR", "NOT" and value range tables (INTTAB) that are used inappropriately in Open SQL statements.
f you are interested in exactly one row of a database table or view, use the SELECT SINGLE statement instead of a SELECT * statement. SELECT SINGLE requires one
communication with the database system whereas SELECT * requires two.
It is usually faster to use the INTO TABLE version of a SELECT statement than to use APPEND statements
f you want to find the maximum, minimum, sum and average value or the count of a database column, use a select list with aggregate functions instead of computing the aggregates within the program.   The RDBMS is responsible for aggregated computations instead of transferring large amount of data to the application. Overall Network, Application-server and Database load is also considerably less.
If you process your data only once, use a SELECT-ENDSELECT loop instead of collecting data in an internal table with SELECT ... INTO TABLE. Internal table handling takes up much more space
Using nested selects is a technique with low performance. The inner select statement is executed several times which might be an overhead. In addition, fewer data must be transferred if another technique would be used eg. join implemented as a view in ABAP/4 Repository.
Whenever possible, use array operations instead of single-row operations to modify the database tables.
Frequent communication between the application program and database system produces considerable overhead.
some best practices are :
1. Use of local variables instead of global variables - will save memory. Use global variables ony when absolutely necessary!
2. (a.) Do not change variables in the "using", use the "changing" parameters instead for this purpose
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3. Inside subroutines (forms), the using and changing parameters should have reference to a "TYPE"
4. NO literals, instead use constants / text elements - as the case may be.
5. All constants should be defined globally.
6. Query on database tables within: loop.... endloop - to be strictly avoided
7. Internal table definition technique - using DDIC Structures and DDIC Table Types. Avoid defining local types in programs. Do not define internal tables with header line.
8. Initialize, clear variables/work areas before internal table reads.
9. Sort internal tables before using "delete adjacent duplicates".
10. Use the "binary search" option while reading internal tables, and sort the internal table prior to read.
11. Check that the internal table has entries (not initial) before using "for all entries" option in select statements.
12. sy-ucomm = 'ONLI'?? Is this to check if program executed online or in background? Use the sy-batch variable instead
13. Use function modules to read: Customizing and Master tables. Only Transaction tables to be directly queried.
14. SY-SUBRC check is a MUST after all function calls; and please handle the exception suitably.
15. Use of field symbols with internal tables [LOOP at itab ASSIGNING <fs>] is always a preferred/better option, as against loop at itab into <WORK_AREA>.
16. Use of too many includes ?? (We could use: one include for global data declarations, one include for class methods, one include for subroutines and probably one more include for Application logs)
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19. Try NOT to use "into corresponding fields of" or "move corresponding" - these are detrimental from a performance perspective
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22. Locking the database before direct table updates is mandatory, database updates should always be in -> 'Update task' function modules.
23. After BAPI calls, use BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT. Do NOT call BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT in a loop.
24. Case 'X'. when <variable> ???? - refrain from using in this manner
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        Sridhar Srirama

XQuery Coding Standards

Are there any XQuery coding standards defined for use in OSM?
Or does Oracle provide any such standards for naming conventions, variable names, the case-sensitivity etc?
Or are the standards similar to what we follow for Java?
Please help.
Thanks in advance!

OSM does not dictate a specific set of coding guidelines for XQuery, just as it does not for Java. Normally coding guidelines (whether for Java, XQuery or other technologies) would be defined for a given project based on the best practices and experiences of the System Integrator or Service Provider that is implementing OSM.
Given that XQuery is an industry standard language, we would encourage you to follow best practices established in the industry.
Generally, for XQuery code that the OSM product team writes we follow Java style naming conventions and style wherever applicable. This is a convention we find reasonable given our team routinely writes and reviews both XQuery and Java code so having the same naming convention makes sense.
If there are are additional more specific questions you have on this topic feel free to ask them and we'll do our best to help you.
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During synthesis(Xilinx-spartan 6) i am getting below given warnings how can i resolve these warning?

WARNING: unable to clean up previous run data file: N:/verilog program/aps8july2015/p.xst: error renaming "N:/verilog program/aps8july2015/p.xst" to "N:/verilog program/aps8july2015/p.xst.old": permission denied
WARNING: unable to clean up previous run data file: N:/verilog program/aps8july2015/p.syr: error renaming "N:/verilog program/aps8july2015/p.syr" to "N:/verilog program/aps8july2015/p.syr.old": permission denied
WARNING:Xst:3035 - Index value(s) does not match array range for signal <mem_g>, simulation mismatch.
WARNING:Xst:3035 - Index value(s) does not match array range for signal <mem_e>, simulation mismatch.
WARNING:Xst:1336 - (*) More than 100% of Device resources are used.
along with the warning i am getting some infomation as given below, what does it mean plzz explain me-
Xst:3218 - HDL ADVISOR - The RAM <Mram_mem_g> will be implemented on LUTs either because you have described an asynchronous read or because of currently unsupported block RAM features. If you have described an asynchronous read, making it synchronous would allow you to take advantage of available block RAM resources, for optimized device usage and improved timings. Please refer to your documentation for coding guidelines.
The code in which i am getting problem is-
`timescale 10ns / 1ns
module p (
clk       , // Clock Input
addr     , // address Input
data_t_in , // data input
data_g_in , // data input
data_t_out, // data output
data_g_out, // data output
data_e_in , // Episode input
data_e_out, // Episode output
reset,
cs        , // Chip Select
re
parameter data_WIDTH = 9;
parameter ADDR_WIDTH = 335;
parameter data_t_WIDTH = 12;
parameter data_e_WIDTH = 1;
parameter RAM_DEPTH = 1 << ADDR_WIDTH;
//--------------Input Ports-----------------------
input [ADDR_WIDTH:0] addr;
input [data_t_WIDTH:0] data_t_in;
input [data_WIDTH:0] data_g_in;
input [data_e_WIDTH:0] data_e_in;
input cs;
input re;
input clk;
input reset;
//--------------Output Ports-----------------------
output [data_WIDTH:0] data_g_out;
reg [data_WIDTH:0] data_g_out;
output [data_t_WIDTH:0] data_t_out;
reg [data_t_WIDTH:0] data_t_out;
output [data_e_WIDTH:0] data_e_out;
reg [data_e_WIDTH:0] data_e_out;
//--------------Internal variables----------------
reg [data_WIDTH:0] mem_g [0:ADDR_WIDTH]; //
reg [data_t_WIDTH:0] mem_t [0:ADDR_WIDTH]; //
reg [data_e_WIDTH:0] mem_e [0:ADDR_WIDTH]; //
integer i;
//--------------Code Starts Here------------------
// Memory Write Block
// Write Operation
always @(posedge clk)
begin
if (reset == 1) begin
    for (i = 0; i < 336 ; i = i + 1) begin
       mem_t[i] <= 2800;
     end
end
else if (cs && !re) begin
     mem_g[addr] <= data_g_in;
     mem_t[addr] <= data_t_in;
     mem_e[addr] <= data_e_in;
end
else if (cs && re) begin
    data_g_out <= mem_g[addr];
    data_t_out <= mem_t[addr];
    data_e_out <= mem_e[addr];
end
end
endmodule

Hello ,
The Warning "Xst:3218 - HDL ADVISOR" is self explanatory which mentions that your RAM has asynchronous read which is unsupported.
You can check the following UG at page number 204 for RAM coding guidelines:
http://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/sw_manuals/xilinx14_1/xst_v6s6.pdf
You can also use Block Memory generator core to generate RAM. Check the below doc for more details.
http://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/ip_documentation/blk_mem_gen/v7_2/pg058-blk-mem-gen.pdf
check the Spartan 6 Block Ram user guide:
http://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/user_guides/ug383.pdf
--Syed
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Using the Security Manager to restrict access to a single package

After reading up on the Security Manager, the package.access property and the use of the [accessClassInPackage RuntimePermission|http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/security/permissions.html#RuntimePermission] , it seemed to me that it would possible to set up the following: I have a security-sensitive code base packaged in a jar, and I want to make sure that only one client code base that I specify is permitted to access it. The idea here is to prevent malicious code from executing anything in the sensitive code base; the sensitive code is only accessible to one client that I name in a security policy file. Perhaps rather foolishly, I advised a client to consider this before testing out a sample myself, because much to my surprise, it appears to me that it isn't possible to get the Security Manager to do this at all. Am I missing something? I'm a bit startled by this conclusion -- it seems like such an obvious use for the Security Manager, I'm hard-pressed to be believe that it can't be done, and more inclined to suspect that I'm going about it wrong.
Here's what I thought I could do: set up the package.access property so that it denies access to any package; then in the policy file, grant the RuntimePermission/accessClassInPackage to the client code base that is permitted to access the sensitive code.
Of course, you wouldn't want the package.access property to exclude all packages in the global java.security file, because then no code could be accessed at all. It would be necessary to use the trick of resetting the package.access property within the code, as [illustrated in the secure coding guidelines|http://java.sun.com/security/seccodeguide.html#1-1a] .
But the problem lies in the idea of "use the package.access property to deny access to +any+ package". There doesn't seem to be any way to use wildcards or the like with the property -- it has to specifically name packages (or package prefixes) to which access is forbidden. It wouldn't do to try to name the packages to which I'm trying to prevent access, since we're trying to prevent access from malicious code -- the attacker could just choose package names that aren't on the list. I'd really need to say that access is denied to all packages, except for those in the permitted code base, but the security mechanisms for package access don't seem to allow that.
Moreover, the trick of changing the value of package.access can't be done within the client code -- otherwise, the attacker client would just set the property to his own purposes. But it can't really be done within the sensitive package either, because the whole idea is to prevent access to that package, and by the time it's busy setting the property, it's already too late, because the package has to have been accessed by a client to get there at all.
It seems to me that this a symptom of something I've never really understood about the design of the Security Manager -- you can grant permissions to specific code bases, but you can't revoke permissions from specific code bases, let alone all code bases. What I want to do here is grant access permission to one specific code base and revoke it from all others. There doesn't seem to be any way to express that with the mechanisms of the Security Manager.
The more I look at it, the more it seems that there's just no way to use the Security Manager this way -- set up package access so that a specific code base can only be accessed by one specific client code base. There are surely other ways to get the effect that I'm looking for, but as far as I can tell, none of them involve restricting package access (for example: define a custom permission, grant it only to the permitted client. and check against that permission within the sensitive code base; meaning that the sensitive code has to be accessible to anyone in the first place). This conclusion really surprises me (not to mention my bit of embarrassment with the client); wouldn't this be precisely the sort of thing the Security Manager ought to be good for?

You're looking at this back to front. The security policy file is there for the client to decide how much access he is going to give this application, not for to application to restrict who can use it. If you want to control what used to be called 'state orientation' you can do that directly by looking down the stack trace inside your code.

Audit and Standard Javadoc applied to all Jdeveloper project java classes

Hi,
I want to apply standard Javadoc to all the java classes I have written. Is there a quick way of doing it in 11.1.1.3
I have already done the following but the code editor rules are not getting enforced.
1) Go to 'Tools' and then choose 'Preferences
2) Go to the 'Code Editor' and under it 'Java' and then 'Javadoc'
3) Select all the tags like @author @version @param etc and modify the Tag properties to be required and then click OK
4) Next I create a new Java class but the code editor rules are not enforced.
Questions:
a) How to enforce the code editor preferences?
b) How to automatically generate the missing javadocs in the existing classes in Jdeveloper?
c) How to audit and setup a coding standard, so that it's easier to monitor what everybody in the project does and adheres to the coding guidelines.
Bottomline - Are these possible in JDeveloper 11.1.1.3
Thanks

Have a look at the JDeveloper code audit feature.
Under tools->preferences->audit->profiles
You can either modify or add a new profile and check the JavaDoc Comments rules.
You can switch the Missing Comment rule to have a more serious severity.
Then you can audit your file (or the complete project).
In the audit window you'll see an option to automatically fix error that the Audit flagged - this can include adding the missing Javadoc.

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