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Okay... here's the first batch of tests we're going to start.

At the moment, I need people to test the core module.

Nothing terribly interesting, but it needs to be done.

Check it out at:

http://xplode.voidfx.com/testing/

Post any errors you may be getting below.

You should end up with a logfile very similar to this:

>>> XPlode3 session start at: 04/12/03 17:58:06
XPlode3 {
   Parsing XML: D:\Programming\XPlode3\bin\XPlode3.xml {
       Environment variables {
           %ALLUSERSPROFILE% = 'C:\Documents and Settings\All Users'
...
...
           %XPLODE% = 'D:\Programming\XPlode3\bin'
           %SOURCEPATH% = 'G:'
           %SOURCEDRIVE% = 'G:'
           %TEST% = 'This is a long **** test of something & something.'
       }
       strings {
       }
       tokens {
           AccessToken::LogonUser(Spike) failed - Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.
           AccessToken::LogonUser(Jet) failed - Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.
       }
       Display module: D:\Programming\XPlode3\bin\XPlodeFullDisplay.xip {
       }
       Items Block {
       }
   }
}
>>> XPlode3 session end at: 04/12/03 17:58:06

If not, then I will need to speak with you.

Get testing people! :)

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I just ran the batch file.

It took 1 second to finish!

I'm trying to attach the log file. But there's no Upload (or something) button.

I'll edit this post and paste the log file if I can't upload it.

From the log file two strings weren't translated.

Dutch:

            AccessToken::LogonUser(Spike) failed - Aanmeldingsfout: onbekende gebruikersnaam of ongeldig wachtwoord.

            AccessToken::LogonUser(Jet) failed - Aanmeldingsfout: onbekende gebruikersnaam of ongeldig wachtwoord.

English:
            AccessToken::LogonUser(Spike) failed - Logon failure: unknown user account or invalid password.

            AccessToken::LogonUser(Jet) failed - Logon failure: unknown user account or invalid password.

The operating system it was run on is Windows XP SP2 Dutch.

I ran it in my VMware environment.

I would love to help you test XPlode. I want it to be the best thing next to nLite and XPCREATE.

All number ones :thumbup !

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started batch ..

XP SP2 Pro.

nothing serious :)

>>> XPlode3 session start at: 04/12/04 06:14:15

XPlode3 {

    Parsing XML: C:\XPlode3-20041203\XPlode3.xml {

        Environment variables {

            %ALLUSERSPROFILE% = 'C:\Documents and Settings\All Users'

            %APPDATA% = 'C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data'

            %CLIENTNAME% = 'Console'

            %COMMONPROGRAMFILES% = 'C:\Program Files\Common Files'

            %COMPUTERNAME% = 'DIGIALL'

            %COMSPEC% = 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe'

            %FP_NO_HOST_CHECK% = 'NO'

            %HOMEDRIVE% = 'C:'

            %HOMEPATH% = '\Documents and Settings\Administrator'

            %LOGONSERVER% = '\\DIGIALL'

            %NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS% = '1'

            %OS% = 'Windows_NT'

            %PATH% = 'C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem'

            %PATHEXT% = '.COM;.EXE;.BAT;.CMD;.VBS;.VBE;.JS;.JSE;.WSF;.WSH'

            %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE% = 'x86'

            %PROCESSOR_IDENTIFIER% = 'x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 6, GenuineIntel'

            %PROCESSOR_LEVEL% = '6'

            %PROCESSOR_REVISION% = '0806'

            %PROGRAMFILES% = 'C:\Program Files'

            %PROMPT% = '$P$G'

            %SESSIONNAME% = 'Console'

            %SYSTEMDRIVE% = 'C:'

            %SYSTEMROOT% = 'C:\WINDOWS'

            %TEMP% = 'C:\DOCUME~1\Administrator\Local Settings\Temp'

            %TMP% = 'C:\DOCUME~1\Administrator\Local Settings\Temp'

            %USERDOMAIN% = 'DIGIALL'

            %USERNAME% = 'Administrator'

            %USERPROFILE% = 'C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator'

            %WINDIR% = 'C:\WINDOWS'

            %XPLODE% = 'C:\XPlode3-20041203'

            %SOURCEPATH% = 'D:'

            %SOURCEDRIVE% = 'D:'

            %TEST% = 'This is a long **** test of something & something.'

        }

        strings {

        }

        tokens {

            AccessToken::LogonUser(Spike) failed - Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.

            AccessToken::LogonUser(Jet) failed - Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.

        }

        Display module: C:\XPlode3-20041203\XPlodeFullDisplay.xip {

        }

        Items Block {

        }

    }

}

>>> XPlode3 session end at: 04/12/04 06:14:16

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Something you people might find useful:

<XPlode3>
   <items>
       <include file="#XPLODE#\#COMPUTERNAME#.xml" />
   </items>
</XPlode3>

I'm sure I'm not the only one who can see potential in such a setup.

Including files is working in my current development copy... may put it up for download and/or testing soon.

-----------------

Long version:

XPlode3.xml:

<XPlode3>
...
<items>
 <item display="test1">
 </item>
 <include file="#XPLODE#\#COMPUTERNAME#.xml" />
 <item display="test2">
 </item>
</items>
</XPlode3>

Hailstorm.xml:

<XPlode3>
<items>
 <item display="test3">
 </item>
 <include file="#XPLODE#\#COMPUTERNAME#.xml" />
 <item display="test4">
 </item>
</items>
</XPlode3>

Logfile:

>>> Log session start at: 04/12/04 16:59:20
XPlode3 {
   Parsing XML: d:\Programming\XPlode3\bin\XPlode3.xml {
       Environment variables {
...
           %COMPUTERNAME% = 'HAILSTORM'
...
       }
       strings {
       }
       tokens {
...
       }
       Display module: d:\Programming\XPlode3\bin\XPlodeFullDisplay.xip {
       }
       Items Block {
           Item Block {
           }
           Parsing XML: d:\Programming\XPlode3\bin\HAILSTORM.xml {
               Items Block {
                   Item Block {
                   }
                   Item Block {
                   }
               }
           }
           Item Block {
           }
       }
   }
   test1 {
   }
   test3 {
   }
   test4 {
   }
   test2 {
   }
}
>>> Log session end at: 04/12/04 16:59:20

Note that it doesn't include itself.

Not sure if I want to check ALL loaded XML's or just the current. Will see if it's needed later.

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Yes, I know.

The datacentre where my site was being hosted seems to have disappeared off the face of the planet. So I've been bitching to them these past 3 days about getting it up and running, and responses are getting fewer and farther between.

It's looking more and more like they're just gonna shut down and take my money with them.

Remind me never to get hosting above and beyond the cheapest ever again.

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Hi Wraith,

I have been using your Xplode 1.1.2 and its working for me flawlessly, i would however love to test your V.3 which is coming up. kindly send me the prog if possible as ur website is not in action at the moment.

My email: nitinmanik2004@yahoo.com

Cheers,

Nitin.

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I'm not going to send people versions of XPlode via email. Sorry.

This is just a test version, and is really non-functional as far as doing stuff is concerned, so I don't particularly see a need to get it all to you as soon as possible.

When the site comes back up, you shall be able to download it as per normal.

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