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I have a JBOSS server (7.0) running an application that uses ServiceWorkers, which requires an HTTPS connection. I was able to update the standalone.xml and Eclipse launch configuration to bind my JBOSS server to my local IP (I'll worry about port forwarding later). Connecting to http://192.168.0.197:8080/[application] works just fine, except that ServiceWorkers won't start because it isn't an HTTPS connection. If I try https://192.168.0.197:8080/[application], the connection fails with the browser reporting "unable to connect".

I've researched several documentation sources and can't figure out what needs to be updated. Please forgive any terminology errors - my background is with application programming and networking tends to be the bane of my existence.

This is the pertinent standalone.xml configuration:

I am sure this will be a simple question but I want to make sure I use the correct terminology for a meeting explaining my new API.

So if I have the following URIs for my API:

• https://testapi.org/api/registration - POST defined
• https://testapi.org/api/token - GET defined
• https://testapi.org/api/pricedata - GET and POST defined

So these are 3 controllers in the same Web API. In conversation is this considered 1 endpoint or 3 endpoints?

I'm trying to build a function to convert a color image to monochrome. There's a lot of confusion around terminology, but I'm talking about true black-and-white, where we only have 2 colors: black and white - no grays.

Here is an example of what I'm trying to achieve:

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I also wanted a way to control the "threshold" of the conversion (i.e. how "bright" does a pixel have to be to produce a white pixel).

Here is what I have right now.

I would like to set up my Service Provider (SP) for SP-initiated SSO.

When the user successfully logs in, I'm expecting the IdP to POST a SAML Assertion to my SP (is this called endpoint on my SP called an Assertion Consumer Service?).

What should I expect to happen when my SP and IdP are configured correctly but the user fails to authenticate – either with their primary credentials or MFA? Will the IdP POST a failure message to my SP?

If so, what is the conventional terminology for this payload? Is it still called a SAML Assertion but containing some kind of failure syntax differences or is it a totally different type of SAML payload, called something else? Do both success and failure payloads get sent to the same SP endpoint?

Thank you!

I am new to Python, so I apologize for using any terminology incorrectly. I am trying to filter through a list of words, then add words that begin with "a" to a dictionary. But I am having trouble with adding the values after my if statement to the dictionary. My code is as follows:

I'm fairly new to this type of development, and I am attempting to follow this guide: https://forge.autodesk.com/en/docs/dataviz/v1/developers_guide/quickstart/replace_model/#using-forge-storage.

I'm using Windows 10, and as I was working on this tutorial, it came to my attention that the cp command is a Linux operation that doesn't exist in Windows. I was able to work around this, but I'm unsure of what the next command, > ENV=local npm run dev, is trying to accomplish and how I could complete this in Windows. It seems that this is supposed to initialize the environment variables I set in the env_template.env file in the previous steps, though I don't know if I'm understanding it correctly. Thus, my question is what is this command doing, and how do I recreate it in Windows?

Apologies if this question is poorly worded or if I'm using incorrect terminology. As i said, I'm a bit new to this type of work.

I am using the Bootleaf IAG framework.

I can not figure out how to get the bounding coordinates of a filtered layer.

I am modifying the bootleaf code to query points with a polygon layer. The Query Widget already allows users to draw a polygon, but I want to select a polygon from a layer hosted on my arcgis server. I modified the filter widget by removing the text field and allowing my users to select polygon layers and values from a dropdown menu. This works fine.

Now I need to take the result of the layer.setWhere(where, handleError); code and merry it with the query below. I need selectedPolygon to equal the result of layer.setWhere(where, handleError); and use the bounding coordinates in the .within section of the query.

I have tried a number of things, L.latLngBounds, getBounds(), and toGeoJSON().features[0].geometry.coordinates to name a few, but but I can not figure out how to pull out the bounds. What is the correct code?

Apologies if it sounds too illogical.

While solving some of the competitive questions today, a weird thought came across my mind.

We say time complexity of DFS is O(V+E) because we traverse the adjacency list only once i.e for every node we consider its edges.

However when performing dfs on matrix of size MN. A matrix we can say, is a graph with MN vertices (every cell is a vertex) and there is an edge to its neighbouring cell ==> every vertex have 4 edges (lets ignore border cases for simplicity)

Then while we do DFS

I was under the impression that unique_ptr could infer class hierarchy in the same way that a normal pointer can, but when I try to overload a function like this: