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QUESTION
This is my first try to create a c# script to print a label from a Zebra s600 printen. I have a really hard time finding a good guide on the internet about how this would work. The Zebra s600 is also a very old model. Right now I am using the SDK from Zebra:
But I found out that the s600 is not included in the support list. My script does activated a little greenlight on the printer the moment I run the script. But nothing else happens. I also have no idea how to search further for my issue. Every search is a dead end.
I did followed this tutorial because I could't find any example on the web:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-15 at 15:45Seems like it still supports ZPL. Have you tried sending ~WC
? Try opening a command prompt and doing echo ~WC > LPT1
or echo ~WC > COM1
.
If that prints a config label, then you can either use the ZDesigner drivers to print to it as a normal windows printer. If you do not find a driver for the exact model of printer, just select one with the same DPI and PDL.
Or you can write ZPL directly to the printer. To figure out what ZPL to send, you can use ZebraDesigner. The free versions are sufficient. Avoid the XML functionality unless you find the printer to support it - it was introduced after that series, I think.
QUESTION
I m react native developer, Now i'm integrating the lazada open platform with react native app, through node js. I cannot generate access token.
My code is, const LazadaAPI = require('lazada-open-platform-sdk')
const aLazadaAPI = new LazadaAPI('118985', 'MXbPesO8hJXZFoQNRBMaJAfQPYHdKgwu ', 'SINGAPORE')
// console.log('aLazadaAPIWithToken', aLazadaAPI.generateAccessToken)
const authCode = '0_118985_zUFFF5x0Wal7NNNRKPQFVjSZ2236' // replace valid authCode here const params = { code: authCode } const response = aLazadaAPI .generateAccessToken(params) .then(response => console.log(JSON.stringify(response, null, 4))) .catch(error => console.log(JSON.stringify(error, null, 4)))
getting this error,
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-15 at 10:28Have you checked if your developer profile is active ? You need a developer account before you request APIs. Every developer account needs approval by Lazada Open platform, under which each category would require further approvals. This process takes a couple of days.
QUESTION
I was trying to delete a test GET
resource I manually created on an AWS API Gateway but it deleted my POST
that was in the same resource path and now when I sls deploy
that lambda resource is not coming back on the API Gateway's list of resources:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-09 at 15:58The issue is caused by how Serverless handles, tracks, and deploys your functions and resources. When you deleted the API Gateway method you effectively changed the state of your application manually, and it is basically out of sync.
To resolve this, in your serverless.yaml file, comment out the entire method that you manually deleted, and run sls deploy. When its finished uncomment the method and sls deploy again. This time it should deploy your method again.
QUESTION
I am using the serverless framework to make a simple lambda based schema validation service with node.js and ajv library.
As stated here my local invocations work, however when I invoke remotely I get an access denied from S3. Furthermore when I run the policy simulation on aws with my specific resource, it indicates that the access is granted and now I am confused.
I invoke my function remotely with
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-11 at 11:00To get objects from S3, it is important to have permission to list the bucket you want to get the objects from. In your iamRoleStatement, add the permission to do so:
QUESTION
We are currently working on performance issues with our provided OData interface, since the UI5 issues a read request with multiple expand paths attached. Due to the generic handling of the request by the framework this leads to an additional processing per expand option, which we need to prevent.
Reading the blog about this topic there seems to be a way to overwrite the generic handling somehow:
In this case it is us who need to decide if we can afford to rely on the FWK-functionality. Of course, such generic support cannot be performant. But for small amount of data it is just nice to get it for free. Stay tuned to learn how to overwrite such generic FWK-functionality with own specific implementation.
However, there is no further blog post on this and looking through the framework, my only idea to overwrite this would be to configure and use an own com.sap.gateway.core.api.provider.data.IDataProvider implementation which handles the request in a custom way, although this would be an immense workaround.
So the questions is if there is some leaner or easier approach to overwriting this functionality which I missed?
UPDATE: I was update to create a custom data provider and register it with the RuntimeDelegate after servlet initialization. This custom data provider would then check for a custom annotation on the mapped method handler to see if expand should be handled or not. If not it will just read the entity, but not perform he generic expanded read. This works more or less fine, but what is of course missing is a way to pass the properties to be expanded in the ReadRequest. So far only a static implementation is possible solving our performance problem, but I would gladly have a hint if there is another, better solution for this...
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-16 at 09:44At the time of this writing, no better approach exists at the moment.
QUESTION
I'm taking an Android course and I'm supposed to review my peer's apps.
The app I'm looking at now fails to build with the error, "Failed to find Platform SDK with path: platforms;android-27".
I have looked at the answer for Failed to find Platform SDK with path: platforms;android-P, but the menus that are displayed don't match the menus in the version of Android Studio I am using (AS 3.3 for Windows).
I'm hoping that someone can tell me how to add Android Platform 27 to my version of Android Studio.
Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-20 at 14:31Just go to Tools > SDK Manager and download API level 28. You may also have to change the 'android-27'
text to simply 27
in the app-level build.gradle file. You should really post the app-level build.gradle file so we can help further.
QUESTION
I'm trying to start implementing a plugin for IntelliJ IDEA. For that reason I have to setup IntelliJ Platform Plugin SDK.
The official guide shows how it is done on Windows, but on Mac I don't have "installation folder of IntelliJ IDEA". It is simply an .app
file among other applications.
Q: What path should I specify as the home directory for the Platform Plugin SDK?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-29 at 20:33On a Mac, the JDK usually resides at /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachies/jdkxxx.jdk. You could have more than one JDK of course and you could switch between them.
To inspect before going to the IDE, open you Finder, click "SHIFT-CMD-G" and navigate, or "cd" to it from a Terminal.
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