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I want to have an RSocket channel endpoint in my Spring Boot application in which I can handle the cancellation of the inbound, client-driven stream to do some server side cleanup.

Relevant dependencies:

• Spring Boot 2.4.2
• Kotlin 1.4.21
• Kotlinx Coroutines 1.4.2
• RSocket Core 1.1.0

I have tried to achieve my goal with both Kotlin coroutine Flows and Reactor Flux(en?). Both client/server pairs below should do the same thing: establish an RSocket channel, send 2 "ping" payloads from the client, the server responds to each with a "pong" payload, and the client closes the connection.

Flow server side:

I am building a PowerApp that triggers a PowerAutomate flow.

Upon the trigger, the PowerAutomate flow runs successfully. I have set it up so it ends with a 'Respond to a PowerApp or flow' action so that I can return variables into PowerApps.

However, in PowerApps, it seems that nothing is returned.

Here is the code to trigger the flow. It should set 'Success'(PowerApp variable) to the value of 'success'(PowerAutomate output)

I am trying to send json body in HTTP request for POST method, but the problem is some of the strings are actually JSON in string form, so there's some tricky quoting needed to get it right.

Here is the CURL command that works perfectly fine: curl -X POST https://www.example.com:8080/api/v1/runs -H "accept: application/json" -H "Content-Type: multipart/form-data" -F tags='{"revision":"master"}' -F params='{"a":"b"}' -F type=testflow -F wurl=https://github.com/abc/repo

Karate POST request: Given path '/api/v1/runs' And request "{ tags: '{"revision":"master"}', wurl: 'https://github.com/abc/repo', params: '{"a":"b"}', type: 'testflow' }"

But throws an error: features.wapi.post_wrun: wapi.post_wrun.feature:14 - evaluation (js) failed: "{ tags: '{"revision":"master"}', wurl: 'https://github.com/abc/repo', params: '{"a":"b"}', type: 'testflow' }", :1:12 Expected ; but found revision "{ tags: '{"revision":"master"}', wurl: 'https://github.com/abc/repo', params: '{"a":"b"}', type: 'testflow' }" ^ in at line number 1 at column number 12

I have tried the following:

1. I have put the content in Json file for example: { "url": "https://github.com/abc/repo", "type": "testflow", "tags": { "revision": "master" }, "params": { "a": "b" } }

def readJsonbody = read ("../test/feature/test.json").

1. def readJSOnbody = karate.readJsonbody("classpath:test.json")

But seems like no luck, Please let me know if there is any tricky quoting needed to overcome this issue, which works fine in CURL but not in POST request using Karate?

Thanks, S

When I use POM class, getting Nullpointer exception. however if I use driver.findelement directly in class, it works correct. Can you please pour in your thougts to fix this?

I'm processing a hot stream of events, arriving by callback. 'Downstream' I'd like to split it into multiple streams, and process them.The events all arrive sequentially from a single thread (which I don't control, so I don't think I can use co routines here) What is the right structure to use here?

I can create a Flow pretty easily, using callbackFlow and sendBlocking, but the semantics don't seem to line up, as the Flow isn't cold. What is the best way to split a flow into multiple downstream flows (depending on the contents of events). Or should I use channels? It matches the 'hotness' of my source, but the whole polling downstream seems off (in this basically synchronoussituation), and a lot of the methods seem deprecated in favor of Flow.

I can do all this by just using 'callbacks all the way' but that creates a lot tighter coupling than I'd like. Any ideas?

Edit:

I ended up with this, seems to work:

I'm testing the behavior of the .channel() method and I've observed things that I don't understand.

I've been reading posts about orphanRemoval= true in JPA . According to documentation :

orphanRemoval is a flag -

Whether to apply the remove operation to entities that have been removed from the relationship and to cascade the remove operation to those entities.

Also I refered to this article for more info , where they have tried to set child entity (address - in their example ) as null.

I currently understand that making orphanRemoval= true will perform similar operation as cascade=CascadeType.REMOVE and if I remove my parent entity , it will delete the child entity as well .

What i want to test is the additional functionality that it brings which is removal of entities that are not referenced by their parent entity.

I am trying to create a similar scenario where I am setting the new collection of phones as new ArrayList<>() where the parent entity is Person .

Following are my entity classes .

Hi I have a file listener that is reading files parallel / more than one at a time