50,000 Hits crossed

Hello Everyone,

We have crossed the 50,000 Hits milestone.

Thanks a lot to all of you. All Credit goes to you all.  Keep visiting and provide your valuable comments. how we can make this blog worth

Now let’s be ready for 1,00,000 hits!!!!

Test your web application on any browser?

Challenge:

Yesterday, I would like to test some functionality in IE6 and i have installed IE7. So, I thought to download portable IE6, I found one site about Portable IE6. But download link was broken How should i proceed now?

Solution:

I found its solution it is http://www.xenocode.com/Browsers/.

You can test your web application on any browser without installing it on your PC!. Isn’t it a great idea?

So just go to : http://www.xenocode.com/Browsers/ and first time you need to install add-in and then you can test your application in any of the following browsers:

Microsoft Internet Explorer 8, Internet Explorer 7, and Internet Explorer 6
Mozilla Firefox 3 and Firefox 2
Google Chrome, Opera, and Apple Safari

Hope you found this post helpful

Which application is runing on which Port

yesterday one of my colleague wants to check that which application is listening on his port 8080. He was wondering and asked to me…me also wondered for a few time.

Because i know “netstat” command which dosen’t serve the purpose. But at last i found it..so here it is!!

1. Open Command Prompt[Start->Run->CMD->enter].

2.type “netstat -b”

3.Check the output. you got it man.

4.That’s it.

For more stuff and parameters like -b-Which lists applicaion involved in creating connection you can simply type “netstat /?”[for other parameters]. Some of are as under:

 -a = for all connections and lisening ports.

-n = displays in numerical form

others you can find it out.

Happy Coding!!