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Sample code of cpprestsdk (casablanca). This repo contains a sample of cpprestsdk server side in very simple format. sample handles 4 method of http request [put, get,post and delete]. almost every function/class name is a self documentation of it's functionality.
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QUESTION
Please let me know if I have to provide any more code or explanations.
I am trying to execute validate, if validation not successful, confirm(Yes/No), and then save method for all selected rows in a for loop.
Requirement: I have show a success/failure message after looping through all selected rows. That means:
If 5 rows are selected (2 are valid and 3 are not valid) - got from myService.validate
It will ask if you still want to continue for 3 not valid records - myConfirmService.confirm
It should save those 2 valid records
If user selects 'Yes' in confirm window (lets says for 2 records), then it should save these 2 as well.
At the end - it will display success/failure message - alertService.success
What I want:
To fulfil what I described in the requirement
and The success/failure message should display only once after all record saved
component.ts:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 11:36You could use fork join in this case, so it makes all calls and get the response on a arrays of booleans
QUESTION
Please let me know if I have to provide any more code or explanations.
I am trying to execute some code after I call a service method inside a for loop. I tried two different ways.
In 1st method, the console.log('1st After for loop')
which after the for loop is printing before it prints the console.log(data)
In 2nd method, the console.log('2nd- After for loop')
is never printing.
I want to loop through the list. Validate each item. If not validation not successful, show ask for a confirmation. If user selects Yes, the call save method.
Code snippet #1:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 06:49There are various issues with your implementation.
Issues with the save
method:
- You're using
async
which only works on methods that return a promise. - You're calling
validate
method on themyService
in the callback method, which returns anPromise
Observable
. - You could've used used await in there if the validate method returned a
Promise
. But it returns anObservable
. forEach
runs synchronously but themyService.validate
method runs asynchronously and so will the callback method inside the success callback to the.subscribe
method.
That's the reasons why it's logging '1st After for loop'
before logging the results.
Issue with the async save
method:
You're await
ing the new Promise
inside the method but not reject
ing or resolve
ing that promise.
That's probably why the '2nd- After for loop'
isn't even logging.
A better way would be to either use the RxJS forkJoin
operator to join all the Observables returned by the myService.validate
method and then log inside the success callback to the subscribe
method. Something like this:
QUESTION
Getting error when I try to connect to a REST service that is in another domain. I understand it can be resolved by adding CORS in java rest service. But can it be possible by changing something in Angular side?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-20 at 08:28In your proxy configuration file, you are setting up the proxy for your http://localhost:4200/api*
. So, the proxy will not work for /getPerson
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