I was tasked with adding an app from the app exchange. As part of that process, I need to create a new trigger in the sandbox, and then move that to production via a change set. However, when I try to upload that to production, I’m getting an error:
I’m attempting to provide a script-only solution for reading the contents of a file on a client machine through a browser.
Instantiating the Runkit_Sandbox class creates a new thread with its own scope and program stack. Using a set of options passed to the constructor, this environment may be restricted to a subset of what the primary interpreter can do and provide a safer environment for executing user supplied code.
I’m converting an app from iOS6 to iOS7. Before I used the deprecated transactionReceipt method so now I’m trying the recommended methods to retrieve the receipt, and then encode in base 64:
I want to execute a php-script from php that will use different constants and different versions of classes that are already defined.
I have an Electron app from several years back that I’m trying to update to use the latest versions of Node, Electron, and all the external modules I’ve used. It’s been a very frustrating experience as all the paradigms have shifted, especially around security, but I want to keep my app using the secure settings if possible.
I would like to have the ability to let users submit arbitrary JavaScript code, which is then sent to a Node.JS server and safely executed before the output is sent back to multiple clients (as JSON). The eval function comes to mind, but I know this has multiple security concerns (the user submitted code would be able to access Node’s File API, etc). I have seen some projects like Microsoft Web Sandbox and Google Caja which allow execution of sanitized markup and script (for embedding third-party ads on websites), but it seems that these are client-side tools and I’m not sure if they can be safely used within Node.
I have this turn-based NodeJs gaming app in which developers (anyone) can submit a player-robot. My NodeJS app will load all players and let them play against each other. Because I don’t know anything about the code submitted I need to run it inside a sandbox.
What are the commands to use in LVM in case I want to:
