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I am having a problem when performing a service request in my OSB domain (Weblogic 10.3.6.0). I get the following SSL error:

I have started to develop software for the ZYNQ 7020 SoC from Xilinx. I have finished several tutorials and I have found that whenever I use some predefined block in the PL (for example GPIO controller) then associated software driver for that peripheral is automatically generated. Does anybody know whether this is true only for the predefined blocks or also for user developed blocks? Thanks.

I have found in my opinion useful document regarding the process of custom IP block drivers development.

This is a followup of a question I asked before. In a nutshell I run a 64 bit version of cmd from visual studio (which is 32 bit application). I do this because I need to run a command oscdimg.exe which is only accessible from 64 bit version of cmd.

I have been trying to scrape information from this website https://www.fineandcountry.com/sa/property-for-sale/cape-town-clifton/property/929703 and I am having issues with getting all the images of the property: they are inside attribute style which gives me some of a struggle. What I have been trying to do:

I'm trying to implement send Push notification on Android device using FCM in Java but i'm getting this error :

I think my question is more of a lack of comprehension, but here is an overview:

I'm trying to discuss with an old Mitsubishi which uses serial communications. The initialization works by toggling the K-Line at 5 bauds (this technique seems to be used elsewhere), then pass the K-Line as INPUT, read some code, and after that you can read and write directly on the K-Line. The details of said protocol (and the fact that we are only using one line) are detailled here.

This messes me up a bit, since I'm used to a TX pin and an RX pin, not having to switch a pin between TX and RX after each read and write, but let's assume this works.

How can I set up a serial communication (specify baudrate and RX/TX pins, which will be the same here) on a Teensy 3.2 ? (classic Arduino C++ stuff)

Or maybe I can have two pins, each connected to the K-Line. This is physically the same but allow me to define it in software as a standard serial.

Here is the written code so far:

We have 2 APP's that one is server and other one is a client.

Server is on a weblogic (APP A) and client is on a spring-boot (on tomcat - APP B). When we are doing load test which A sends request to B. But after some point there are hundreads of Bind Exception errors for a time, than load test keep running normally, than Bind Exception, than normal etc.. If we do load test with higher TPS we get these exception more frequently. This is the scenario:

• Load test keep running, no error, 300 TPS, message count 10.000
• Load test keep running, no error, 300 TPS, message count 30.000
• Bind Exception, 300 TPS, mesasge count 32.000
• Load test keep running, no error, 300 TPS, message count 40.000
• Load test keep running, no error, 300 TPS, message count 50.000
• Bind Exception, 300 TPS, mesasge count 52.000
• Load test keep running, no error, 300 TPS, message count 60.000 ... ...

Error is:

I have implemented a connector to different kinds of webservice with JAX-WS in weblogic 10.3.6, the connector can be configured with 2waySSL, proxy and combine both of them.

• The implementation to use proxy works properly using ClientProxyFeature.

• In the same way with 2waySSL using a custom SSLSocketFactory as Oracle says in the documentation. Persisting the State of a Request over SSL (JAX-WS Only)

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My Springboot application is deployed on a weblogic server which sits on my vps and when i run the method that intends to invoke an API method of another website i am returned with this error :