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QUESTION
I'm writing a telegram bot by this lib: https://github.com/rubenlagus/TelegramBots .
The bot can run successfully on my local machine but cannot run on Heroku. The Error Message is "Counld not find or load main class."
I have read a lot of similar questions but still cannot solve my problem because other questions have some differences from this.
Here are some logs when the error happened on Heroku:
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Answered 2021-May-15 at 14:08The problem was solved.
The cause of this is Heroku will compile the source code on server not run compiled program directly. So I should push THE SOURCE CODE rather than the complied program to the git of Heroku.
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The onkeyup() event cannot worked after I add new row.
I think the problem is because the function checkamount() where it can only performed based on first rom.
The amount should be changed after I change the Hour as first row worked.
Please help. Thanks !!
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Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 07:18Since you're already using jQuery, you can catch the onkeyup event with this library. The important thing is to attach the event to the document, this way, it will work with any input, even those added programmatically.
Here is how I would do it:
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...× Intra-operative Notes Surgery Type : {{M_SurgeryType}} Surgery Procedure : {{surgeryprocedureName}} View unselected Ot Notes Add IO notes S.No {{i+1}} Description {{element.OTNotesDescription}} Value {{InputValue}} Others {{element.Others}} Action delete
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Answered 2021-Apr-15 at 11:12Toggle overflow:hidden class on body when modal is toggled.
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I have a Java service that will generate an ECDSA public/private key pair. I'd like to write both the public key and the private key, encrypted with a randomly-generated secret key that I manage within my service, to the local file system.
I could obviously just encode the keys' bytes using base64 and write that out to a file, or I could write them in a binary format of my own creation. But if possible, I'd prefer to write them out in a standardized format such as PEM or DER. I can figure that out for the unencrypted public key, but I'm struggling to figure out how to do it from within Java for the encrypted private key.
I know that I could call out into the OS and call openssl on the command line, but (a) I'd rather do this natively in Java, and (b) I've read numerous posts suggesting that openssl's algorithm for encoding the key is not particularly secure. So I am hoping to use the Java Cryptography Architecture (JCA) APIs to encrypt the private key using an algorithm of my choosing, and then to wrap the encrypted bytes in whatever is needed to make this a valid PEM- or DER-formatted file.
I suspect that there are libraries like BouncyCastle that make this easier, and I may use such a library if necessary. But my company deals in regulated software that places an ongoing bureaucratic maintenance cost for all off-the-shelf (OTS) software, so the ideal solution would be something that I can write directly in Java using the standard JCA classes (currently using Java 11).
I'd appreciate any thoughts and recommendations on how I might approach this problem.
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Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 17:39As long as you stay within Java (I mean that you don't want to exchange the (encrypted) private key with other systems) I recommend to encrypt the encoded private key - this way you stay completely with Java's built-in resources. Trying to use "encrypted PEM formats" requires to use an external library like Bouncy Castle.
The following solution will generate an ECDSA key pair and prints out the encoded private key. This byte array is encrypted using a randomly generated (32 bytes long) key that is used as input for an AES in GCM-mode operating function; the output is a string that in concatenated of 3 parts:
QUESTION
On page 557, the book "C++ Primer Plus by Stephen Prata" says
OOP emphasizes how a program represents data.The first step toward solving a programming problem by using the OOP approach is to describe the data in terms of its interface with the program, specifying how the data is used. Next, you need to design a class that implements the interface.Typically, private data members store the information, whereas public member functions,also called methods, provide the only access to the data.The class combines data and methods into one unit,and the private aspect accomplishes data hiding.
Does it refer to "the data" there, which means the interface is for the communication between "the data" and "the program"?
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Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 05:24Yes, "its" means "the data's interface" in that context.
Another way to look at it is an object is intermediate between data local to a function, and global to the entire program. Sometimes it's convenient for a group of functions to share data, and so those functions and data are grouped into an object. To ensure the consistency of the data, no other functions should have access to it, so the data is private, and all access from other code needs to be through the objects member functions, and that becomes the interface between the data and the rest of the program.
All the regular functions of an object should read or modify the data, or there's no point in putting them in the same object. Static methods are an exception, as they are pure functions where the output is produced only from the input. They should relate to the inputs or outputs of the other functions in some way to make sense, but I wouldn't count them as part of the interface.
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I am plotting using the contourf function from matplotlib and would like to add a colorbar, I've noticed that sometimes the ticks don't go the max/min values.
Is there a clean way to force it to set ticks at these values?
Note: Checking the max and min of z shows that the colorbar represents values from approx -1 to 1, therefor I would expect this ot be reflected such that one can see the range from the colobar, in addition to some ticks in between.
Plot and code demonstrating what I am talking about
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Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 16:04The cleanest way seems to be to give explicit levels to contourf. If no explicit levels are given, contourf seems to choose its own, depending on the minimum and maximum value in the data, and also tries to find "nice looking" numbers. After that, ticks get set to a subset of these numbers, such that a tick always coincides with a real level. (If you use colorbar(..., ticks=...) those ticks will not necessarily coincide with the levels.)
As the sine and cosine don't reach -1 and 1 exact in the given example, they are not part of the range.
The following code shows how the ticks depend on the chosen levels. With np.linspace(-1, 1, 24) the levels aren't nice round numbers, but matplotlib still chooses a subset to show.
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The content is getting overlapped by the navbar. I didn't use bootstrap for this navbar. I don't want my content under my sticky navbar. So I need the content align below my navbar. I have tried But I can't. Can any body tell me why this happens?. Here is the code:
Ps.I am new about css,html and Thanks for helping
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Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 07:54Change position: fixed to position: sticky in your .navbar and add top: 0 to tell it that it needs to stay on top.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/position
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I am trying out indexing the exampledocs in the examples folder with the SimplePostTool on windows 10 using solr 8.8. All the documents index except sample.html. For that file I get the following error:
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Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 09:29The extracting request handler that allows indexing of rich documents has to be enabled before it can be used. If you look at the paths in both your request, you can see that your first request goes to /extract and it gives a 404, while your second request goes to /update and works.
You can find a description of how to enable and configure the endpoint in the Solr documentation:
If you are not working with an example configset, the jars required to use Solr Cell will not be loaded automatically. You will need to configure your solrconfig.xml to find the ExtractingRequestHandler and its dependencies:
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I have this multi-part HTML form... I know it is a bit messy! I am working on it!
I want the validation to work but only work on the inputs that are not disabled. I want to make it so on the dropdowns when the text inputs are not disabled, it checks them but when they are disabled, they don't be checked!
How?
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Answered 2021-Feb-10 at 19:02You need to just change one line and you can do this with JS itself rather than with your selector:
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I am building a website to use as a portfolio for applying to university. I am quite bad with javascript and cannot get this to work even after reading all of the other similiar questions.
Basically masonry is initializing before the images have finished loading and this breaks the layout. You can see the issue on my website vladimirstamenov.com
I have been able ot replicate the issue 100% of the time by opening in private mode in firefox.
This is the solution I have attempted to use.
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Answered 2021-Jan-31 at 10:51On your site, I can see that you have tried using the imagesLoaded plugin as follows:
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