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It's obvious the people knocking this program have never used it. What this program does is give you an interface to easily designate the folders you want hidden and options to allow you to hide and unide all of them with a simple hot-key press, enter a password before allowing unhide etc. For instance, on boot, all of my designated folders are hidden, I press Ctrl-Shift-U and all are instantly unhidden once I enter a password. I press Ctrl-Shift-H and all of my designated folders are instantly hidden again. Yes, you can hide folders with NTFS, but this makes it a hell of a lot easier. It's like the difference between using Tweak-XP to tweak XP or going in and hacking the registry manually, which would you rather do? I've been using this program for a number of years, it's fairly frequently updated with bug fixes and new options free to exiting users (seems to be about every 4 months or so), and I can honestly say I feel this program is worth what I paid for it considering the use I've gotten out of it. It just works and works very well.

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Fixed an issue where the toolbar in Secure Folders would not properly refresh when navigating to virtual folders with different permissions. Breadcrumb navigation was also updated to refresh the toolbar.

Cloud Connectors allow GoAnywhere to easily integrate with popular SOAP and RESTful web service applications including Salesforce, Box, Dropbox, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, and more. The Cloud Connection definition contains all the actions and parameters required to communicate with the API. When a Cloud Connector is installed, their Actions appear as Tasks under the Cloud Connector category in the Component Library section of the Project Designer. GoAnywhere supports any number of Cloud Connectors at a time, allowing for automated processes between multiple APIs. Cloud Connectors can be downloaded from the GoAnywhere Cloud Connector Marketplace where new service definitions are added frequently.

All configuration pages for major components have been updated to include a change detection feature which will prompt users to save any new changes before leaving the configuration page. This change detection feature was added to the following pages:

Activiti runs on a JDK higher than or equal to version 7. Go to Oracle Java SE downloads and click on button "Download JDK". There are installation instructions on that page as well. To verify that your installation was successful, run java -version on the command line. That should print the installed version of your JDK.

Activiti development can be done with the IDE of your choice. If you would like to use the Activiti Designer then you need Eclipse Kepler or Luna.Download the eclipse distribution of your choice from the Eclipse download page. Unzip the downloaded file and then you should be able to start it with the eclipse file in the directory eclipse.Further in this user guide, there is a section on installing our eclipse designer plugin.

To get the Activiti UI and REST web applications running just copy the WARs downloaded from the Activiti download page to the webapps folder in your Tomcat installation directory. By default the UI application runs with an in-memory database.

However, often only database administrators can execute DDL statements on a database. On a production system, this is also the wisest of choices. The SQL DDL statements can be found on the Activiti downloads page or inside the Activiti distribution folder, in the database subdirectory. The scripts are also in the engine jar (activiti-engine-x.jar), in the package org/activiti/db/create (the drop folder contains the drop statements). The SQL files are of the form

org.activiti.engine.delegate.event.BaseEntityEventListener: An event-listener base-class that can be used to listen for entity-related events for a specific type of entity or for all entities. It hides away the type-checking and offers 4 methods that should be overridden: onCreate(..), onUpdate(..) and onDelete(..) when an entity is created, updated or deleted. For all other entity-related events, the onEntityEvent(..) is called.

Certain event-types (related to entities) expose the targeted entity. Depending on the type or event, these entities cannot be updated anymore (e.g. when the entity is deleted). If possible, use the EngineServices exposed by the event to interact in a safe way with the engine. Even then, you need to be cautious with updates/operations on entities that are involved in the dispatched event.

As described above, the way to interact with the Activiti engine is through the services exposed by an instance of the org.activiti.engine.ProcessEngine class. The following code snippets assume you have a working Activiti environment, i.e. you have access to a valid org.activiti.engine.ProcessEngine. If you simply want to try out the code below, you can download or clone the Activiti unit test template, import it in your IDE and add a testUserguideCode() method to the org.activiti.MyUnitTest unit test.

Suppose we now deploy an updated version of the same process (e.g. changing some user tasks), but the id of the process definition remains the same. The process definition table will now contain the following entries:

You can download the process definition XML here. This file contains the XML as shown above, but also contains the necessary BPMN diagram interchange information to visualize the process in the Activiti tools.

The following is an example of two separate processes communicating using signals. The first process is started if an insurance policy is updated or changed. After the changes have been reviewed by a human participant, a signal event is thrown, signaling that a policy has changed:

Since there can only be one process definition for a specific message subscription, the query always returns zero or one results. If a process definition is updated,only the newest version of the process definition has a subscription to the message event.

Your browser will now download WordPress in a zip file. Once downloaded you need to extract the zip file. Inside you will see a wordpress folder. This folder contains all the WordPress files you need for the update.

Go to WordPress admin area. In the left sidebar you will see Dashboard icon clicking on it will display Updates menu under it. WordPress will also notify you when there is a new version available for you to download and install. You can also access the update page directly by accessing the url:

This error is caused when Proofpoint attempts to do an MX lookup on the domain and no information is found. This could be a DNS issue with the domain owner / DNS provider or an issue with the Proofpoint DNS servers no having updated / correct MX information.

Artifactory now provides native support for Go registries, giving you full control over deployment and resolution of Go source control packages. You can create secure and private local Go registries with fine-grained access control, remote repositories to proxy remote Go resources and cache downloaded Go packages to keep you independent of the network and remote resources. Virtual repositories let you set up a Go registry with a single URL through which to manage the resolution and deployment of all your Go packages.

Fixed an issue with RPM repositories which sometimes caused download requests to fail in. The issue occurred when in some cases, uploading an RPM package would result in deletion of the newly generated metadata files (primary, other, filelists) instead of the old ones. This, in turn, would cause download requests for certain RPM packages to fail.

From this version, configuration of Download Blocking is moved from Artifactory to Xray. For details, please refer to Download Blocking in the JFrog Xray User Guide. In addition, when trying to download a complete folder, if any of the artifacts in the folder are blocked for download, then downloading the folder will fail.

Fixed an issue in which downloading artifacts from a remote repository would fail when the repository was configured to work with a proxy, and the proxy server was configured in Artifactory with a username and password.

Fixed an issue in which, for Maven repositories, when LDAP users would try to download the settings.xml from the Set Me Up page, the password field would not be populated and remain blank.

Artifactory now natively supports Helm Chart repositories, giving you full control of your deployment process to Kubernetes. You can create secure and private local Helm chart repositories with fine-grained access control. Remote Helm chart repositories proxy remote Helm chart resources and cache downloaded Helm charts to keep you independent of the network and the remote resource, and virtual Helm chart repositories give you a single URL through which to manage the resolution and deployment of all your Helm charts.

JFrog Artifactory now supports event based pull replication, in addition to the already supported event based push replication. This configuration allows your remote Artifactory instances get updated in near-real-time by a pull replication that's triggered by any changes made to your local repositories, such as new or deleted artifacts. This is great for automation purposes where you want to make your artifacts available in all of your instances as soon as they are deployed.