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I'm using Document Generation and have used filtering in lists like so:
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Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 15:09Using the JSONata docs, there is a $count operator. This can be used to count the number of items in an array, and include the filter as well. So for example:
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In the template language docs for Adobe Document Generation, mathematical expressions can be done using tags like below...
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Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 18:51Remember that doc gen uses JSONata (https://docs.jsonata.org/overview.html) for it's template parsing. As I've learned and played with docgen, the JSONata docs have been really helpful. For this particular example, there's a function built in documented under Numeric functions - $formatNumber. At minimum it takes a number input and a mask. So to format it as you would want, use:
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By using following code, I am expecting that every time the func is caled, minimum time between executions will be 3-4 seconds.
But: when I call the writeData() 4 times in row, I see that async block executed without waiting for previous call finished.
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Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 19:44DispatchQueue(label: "be.io") will create a new instance every time you call it
To get as you expect make it an instance var like
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I have read that Zeebe (https://zeebe.io/) from Camunda is created specifically for Microservices Orchestration. I know there is some difference related to performance.
My question is "Can I achieve the same thing using Camunda what I can do with Zeebe?"
I noticed that Camunda enterprise provides many features that are not provided in the free version or in Zeebe like BPMN deployment, History of previous workflows. I want to get those features for microservice orchestration. My guess is that I will not get if I use Zeebe.
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Answered 2020-Nov-03 at 15:36These are multiple questions in one.
Yes, you can do Microservice orchestration with Camunda BPM. As you pointed out correctly, the difference is the architecture of the workflow engine itself, not the use cases you can leverage it for.
Yes, there is a Camunda BPM enterprise edition that has features that are not in the community edition, see: https://camunda.com/enterprise/
Zeebe will provide the same capabilities eventually. Given that it is relatively young it does not have all features of Camunda BPM on this end. But to relate to your example, Operate can show history instances but is also not free for commercial use. Zeebe is also provided as managed service: https://camunda.com/products/cloud/
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I am unable to see the mini cart on top right corner after creating a new project using demo-store.all-0.9.0.zip from latest release here https://github.com/adobe/aem-cif-project-archetype/releases and installing it through package manager in my AEM 6.5. Do I need to install it separately? I am following this integration through https://www.adobe.io/apis/experiencecloud/commerce-integration-framework/getting-started.html
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Answered 2020-Mar-25 at 23:13Cart will not be even visible until and unless you do not setup a dispatcher as shown here in this video. The mini cart is actually a react component which directly communicates with Back-end Magento and to avoid CORS issue you have to set up proxy through a Dispatcher.
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Calling reactor.reviseExtension() from Adobe's reactor-sdk-javascript is returning this:
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Answered 2020-Feb-12 at 16:53The underlying error here is likely due to one of two issues. Prior to making the reviseExtension call, you’ll want to make sure your POST body for Extension supplies a relationship to an ExtensionPackage. That ExtensionPackage must exist and be available for use on the Property.
Ref: https://developer.adobelaunch.com/api/reference/1.0/extensions/create/
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I made a decoder of LZW-compressed TIFF images, and all the parts work, it can decode large images at various bit depths with or without horizontal prediction, except in one case. While it decodes files written by most programs (like Photoshop and Krita with various encoding options) fine, there's something very strange about the files created by ImageMagick's convert, it produces LZW codes that aren't yet in the dictionary, and I don't know how to handle it.
Most of the time the 9 to 12-bit code in the LZW stream that isn't yet in the dictionary is the next one that my decoding algorithm will try to put in the dictionary (which I'm not sure should be a problem although my algorithm fails on an image that contains such cases), but at times it can even be hundreds of codes into the future. In one case the first code after the clear code (256) is 364, which seems quite impossible given that the clear code clears my dictionary of all codes 258 and above, in another case the code is 501 when my dictionary only goes up to 317!
I have no idea how to deal with it, but it seems that I'm the only one with this problem, the decoders in other programs load such images fine. So how do they do it?
Here's the core of my decoding algorithm, obviously due to how much code is involved I can't provide complete compilable code in a compact manner, but since this is a matter of algorithmic logic this should be enough. It follows closely the algorithm described in the official TIFF specification (page 61), in fact most of the spec's pseudo code is in the comments.
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Answered 2019-Apr-16 at 20:37The bogus codes come from trying to decode more than we're supposed to. The problem is that a LZW strip may sometimes not end with an End-of-Information 257 code, so the decoding loop has to stop when a certain number of decoded bytes have been output. That number of bytes per strip is determined by the TIFF tags ROWSPERSTRIP * IMAGEWIDTH * BITSPERSAMPLE / 8, and if PLANARCONFIG is 1 (which means interleaved channels as opposed to planar), by multiplying it all by SAMPLESPERPIXEL. So on top of stopping the decoding loop when a code 257 is encountered the loop must also be stopped after that count of decoded bytes has been reached.
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I followed this series of articles to create a deployment at Google Cloud. Everything is working as expected, except phoenix channels.
No errors on the backend side. On Javascript frontend I am getting first channel ERROR and then the socket CLOSES on frontend while using channels. And this keeps repeating endlessly in an interval of 10–20 secs.
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Answered 2018-Jul-03 at 18:30You may need to increase the response timeout for your backend service on GCP.
By default, the timeout was set at 30sec and was causing the same problem for me.
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I have to use AWS lambda in various stack of my application, thus I have created a generic cloud-formation template to create a lambda function. This template can be included in another cloud-formation template for further use as a nested stack.
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Answered 2017-Nov-23 at 09:11So, I tried so many ways to achieve this, but we can not pass the dynamic key-value pair to nested lambda stack from the parent stack. I had a confirmation from the AWS support that this is not possible as this moment.
They suggested a another way which I liked and implemented and its mentioned as below:
Pass the key: value pair as a JSON string and parse it appropriately in the lambda function.
QUESTION
I want each item to be 100% width. Adding alignSelf: 'stretch', to the style block dose not work.
Please check out the pictures below!
My code:
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Answered 2017-Oct-06 at 12:50The problem is that you're having a View parent without flex to the flexxed ButtonNav, so your flexs are being ignored, you can fix it by removing the tags, if you need them for some reason, just add a flex style attribute to it, i think this might work:
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