I'm trying to upload Vosao CMS to Google App Engine. After entering ...appcfg.cmd update ... in Windows command prompt it requested email, then password but I can't enter a single symbol after password request! What am I doing wrong?
As a security measure, the uploader does not echo your password as you type it. Carefully type your password anyway, then press Enter.
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I got an application where users can choose to login using their fingerprint or the given device credential (pin etc.) after their first login. The fingerprint part is working fine using a new BiometricPrompt.PromptInfo.Builder() and some given title and negative button for cancelling. Now I would like to make another part for device credential check, when the user has chosen this login method in the app. So I have added .setDeviceCredentialAllowed(true) to the BiometricPrompt.PromptInfo.Builder() (which shows a "Use PIN" -button for fallback instead of Cancel -button).
Is it possible to disable the fingerprint part and get access to "Use PIN" -button immediately so that the user can authenticate using their PIN?
Launch web spider on Windovs 8.1 64-bit. Tried not to connect additional libraries, and eventually climbs mistake.
C:\Users\I>cd c:\Users\i\Desktop\heritrix-1.14.4
c:\Users\I\Desktop\heritrix-1.14.4>cd bin
c:\Users\I\Desktop\heritrix-1.14.4\bin>heritrix.cmd
You have to specify either a username and password for the
web interface or start Heritrix without the web ui.
Example: heritrix.cmd --admin=admin:letmein
heritrix.cmd --nowui myOrder.xml
c:\Users\I\Desktop\heritrix-1.14.4\bin>extractor
Error: Password file not found: \Users\I\Desktop\heritrix-1.14.4\jmxremote.password
c:\Users\I\Desktop\heritrix-1.14.4\bin>heritrix.cmd
You have to specify either a username and password for the
web interface or start Heritrix without the web ui.
Example: heritrix.cmd --admin=admin:letmein
heritrix.cmd --nowui myOrder.xml
c:\Users\I\Desktop\heritrix-1.14.4\bin>
What and where should I enter the password and login?
try simply
heritrix --admin=LOGIN:PASSWORD
Deployment of a Java application to Google App Engine from Netbeans 7.4 was rejected with the error message:
com.google.appengine.tools.admin.AdminException:
Unable to update app:
Use an application-specific password instead of your regular account password.
See http://www.google.com/support/accounts/bin/answer.py?answer=185833
... etc
I created an application-specific password... as explained in the link provided in the error message.
BUT I cannot find an option to change/replace the password I entered when Netbeans first prompted me for one when I began the application deployment process. :/
Problem solved...
I changed my regular account password and then re-ran the Netbeans "deploy to Google App Engine" function.
The error message changed - to indicate the password was wrong - and then provided a prompt with which to enter a new password.
I then entered an application specific password...
The deployment function then proceeded successfully.
It would be a good thing if Netbeans displayed the prompt for entering a new password when it gave the first error message: "Unable to update app: Use an application-specific password ..."
I want to collect daily sales summaries from iTunes Connect and store them in my database. A step on this path is to use Apple's iTunes Connect Autoingestion java class to download the report data.
When I run the tool from my Windows XP command line, I get a curious error message.
C:\iTunes sales reports>java -cp Autoingestion Autoingestion myuser
"myP#ssw0rd" 80000000 Sales Daily Summary 20130707
The username and password parameters have been deprecated. Please use the
properties file for user credentials.
S_D_80000000_20130707.txt.gz
File Downloaded Successfully
I'm curious about how to resolve the error message, ''The username and password parameters have been deprecated. Please use the properties file for user credentials.''
I don't see anything about this message in Apple's documentation, ''iTunes Connect
Sales and Trends Guide: App Store v8''.
In the directory next to Autoingestion.class is a file autoingestion.properties. This file contains the two lines:
userID = <UserID>
password = <Password>
An obvious guess is that the Autoingestion class wants me to put my userID and password in this file. There's no indication of the values need to be quoted or not. When I put my user ID and password in the file (unquoted), and then leave the userID and password out of the commend line, I get the following error message:
C:\iTunes sales reports\Autoingestion>java -cp . Autoingestion
80000000 Daily Summary 20130707
The username and password parameters have been deprecated. Please use the
properties file for user credentials.
Please enter all the required parameters. For help, please download the
latest User Guide from the Sales and Trends module in iTunes Connect.
So, I don't know how to supply the user credentials in a way that resolves this error message. Does anybody know how? Is there maybe a commonly-known convention for properties files which java novices like me haven't heard of?
jemeshu is correct, they updated the Autoingest tool and the document reflects the old usage. It still works to download, but gives you the deprecation message. The new format is:
java Autoingestion autoingestion.properties 80000000 Sales Daily Summary 20130707
The properties file name needs to be supplied in place of the old username and password. I believe it also has to end with .properties.
Further info: the values work unquoted in the properties file.
The instructions documented in "iTunes Connect Sales and Trends Guide" is for an old version of Autoingestion tool. Apple has yet to update the document.
Please log an error to bugreport.apple.com and Apple developer forum. The more people reporting it, the sooner the staff at Apple in charge of this documentation will update it.
I am developing client-server application in Java which need user login. For that I need to show login screen to enter user name & password if username is not there in configuration file (initially it should should be "blank").
After filling the form and checking the Remember Password, I am going to send user name and digested password to server to check. If user is there at server I will get success message then I need to save the username and digested password in a secure file if he check the Remember password checkbox at userlogin screen. For that I need a secure place to store username and password in Windows environment. If I store it in a file, how to secure that file from other users who logged into Windows with other username.
For every Windows user I need a separate login and I am using SHA-256 digesting algorithm to digest password.
How can I do it using Java Swing.
Instead of a file, you should use the Preferences API. On Windows, it will store the data in the registry, in a branch not accessible to other (non-admin) users.