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I've been following along with Chapter 1 of the book "Spring in Action", 4th Edition. The first chapter has a simple example demonstrating Dependency Injection and bean wiring. (https://livebook.manning.com/book/spring-in-action-fourth-edition/chapter-1)
I've copied the code into intelliJ, but had to make my own project structure. I'm having some trouble with Application Contexts. If I use an xml file along with ClassPathXmlApplicationContext, it works fine. However, when I tried using a .java file to declare my beans, and AnnotationConfigApplicationContext, it wouldn't work, giving me the following error message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 21:09According to the javadoc for AnnotationConfigApplicationContext
, the constructor that takes a string argument expects the name of a package to scan for configuration files. You can alternatively pass one or more class objects or a factory.
In your case, Spring will be expecting to find a package called com.springinaction.knights.config.KnightBeans.class
. Instead, you probably wanted to pass the class itself, without the double quotes:
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I'm doing exercises from The Little Schemer, but I do them in Racket using DrRacket.
One of the exercises has two methods referencing each other. Can this be done in Racket and if so, how?
When trying to do it in DrRacket ide I get an error because the one created higher up in the file can't reference something that comes after. I'm assuming this is because it's being interpreted, but I'm not sure.
Is there a way around this issue?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 21:25Yes, this is possible in Racket. It's called "mutual recursion", to give an example, we can define the procedures odd?
and even?
in terms of each other - not the most efficient way to do it, but just to demonstrate the concept:
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I'm following along in the book C# 8.0 and .NET Core 3.0 - Modern Cross-Platform Development
I'm currently in Chapter 15 on exercise 15.2 where we are tasked with creating a Razor Page that produces a list of customers grouped by country. When you click on a customer name, it takes you to a new page showing the full contact details of that customer and a list of their orders.
Basically there was no exercise or demo in the book that showed us/dealt with page routing.
I'm on the part where I need to display a new page showing the full contact details of the customer clicked on.
In the customers.cshtml page I have asp-page="./CustomerDetails" asp-route-id="@customer.CustomerID"
to capture who they are clicking on. Where I am stuck is how do I translate that information into my new page CustomerDetails.cshtml so that the Customer they click on is populated?
It may not be a routing issue, but since I'm new it's my best guess...
I've tried adding a custom routing constraint @page "{CustomerID}"
at the top but that just returns the page since I'm guessing the ID value did not get passed in?
CustomerDetails.cshtml
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-13 at 15:54The Author of the book updated his Github repo to include the solution and where I missed out on pulling the id into the next page, as also pointed out by @pcalkins (not sure how to tag him!).
Using the [BindProperty] allowed the transfer of information to the page and proper setup of OnGet() method to ensure the ID transferred. See the solution below. I was also setting an IEnumerable property on Customer when there was no need to enumerate it since I'm grabbing the ID. Property to hold the ID we are grabbing was also set up.
CustomerDetails.cshtml.cs
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I'm following along in the book C# 8.0and .NET Core 3.0 - Modern Cross-Platform Development
I'm currently in Chapter 15 on exercise 15.2 where we are tasked with creating a Razor Page that produces a list of customers grouped by country. When you click on a customer name, it takes you to a new page showing the full contact details of that customer and a list of their orders.
Taking baby steps, I have built a page that has a card that will have the header as the country and then list each customer name on the card. However, my foreach loop is spitting out each data column under Customer.Country. So if there are 11 countries with Germany, it makes 11 cards with Germany as the title (see image).
It is also populating all of the customer's names as well under each country.
I found that I can use GroupBy() but as I explain below, that causes an invalid cast exception.
customers.cshtml
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-06 at 19:43GroupBy is the command of System.Linq. You can't simply use it in random places without mentioning System.Linq.
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