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This repository is the home of Project Osma, an open source mobile agent for achieving self sovereign identity (SSI). The primary goals of this project is to provide a common project to progress emerging community standards around mobile agents. This repository contains a cross platform mobile app (iOS/Android) built using the Xamarin framework in C#. More specifically the two platform specific projects share a common UI through the use of Xamarin.Forms.
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QUESTION
In my Xamarin App, I'm trying to use Ellipse
in xml, but it returned the error:
Type Ellipse not found in xmlns
http://xamarin.com/schemas/2014/forms
Documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/xamarin-forms/user-interface/shapes/ellipse
Page.xml
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-10 at 11:22You will have to set the flags in App.cs file
QUESTION
I've coded a basic Expert Advisor to trigger a trade when the parameters are true. However, in this case the code will never meet all the requirements because the string value gives no value when the indicator buffer doesn't give a value.
What I need help with is to make the string value for saisignal
stay the same when triggered by the indicator buffer, after the bar has passed the arrow indicator, so that when the other signals are eventually indicating a trade, it can trigger a trade.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-09 at 11:57Q : "How do I keep the string value the same...?"
This problem has a single cause and a pair of available steps for solutions:
The OnTick(){...}
code as-is, per each entry, creates empty strings. This must be replaced anyway.
But then we have to declare these strings somehow somewhere.
One option
is
to still let them declared inside the "scope" ( the {...}
) of the OnTick(){...}
-code-block, but declare 'em as static
string saisignal = ""; // STATIC modifier is key here
, as in this case the static
makes the compiler to keep the actual value of such declared variable from one OnTick(){...}
call to the other ( so never re-declaring and re-storing the initialiser value (here an empty (string)""
) each such time.
QUESTION
I've written this SQL command
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-31 at 17:43You are missing some join conditions. The explicit join
syntax makes it harder to miss:
QUESTION
In my App, there is an Async Function ProcessOffer()
. When I called it in Constructor as ProcessOffer
, it works but synchronously. I want to call this Function in constructor asynchronously.
The ProcessOffer()
is a function implemented in CredentialViewModel
, but I want that, It should be triggered asynchronously everywhere on the App (IndexViewModel
e.t.c).
If I'm on the IndexPage
, and Web Application sends a request to Mobile Application, ProcessOffer()
, should be triggered.. actually what ProcessOffer
does is, that it asks the user to enter a PIN, if it's correct, it sends back a response to the Web Application.
I've tried answers from other Posts, but they returned the Error Autofac.Core.DependencyResolutionException: 'An exception was thrown while activating App.Name
, when I sends a request to Mobile App from Web Application.
The Solutions I tried.
1- https://stackoverflow.com/a/64012442/14139029
2- Task.Run(() => ProcessOffer()).Wait();
3- ProcessOffer().GetAwatier().GetResult();
CredentialViewModel.cs
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 08:06As you've already asked before, kicking off async code in the constructor of a class can be a can of worms. You should instead consider doing either:
- Starting
ProcessOffer
in a lifecycle method instead. For instance when the View is showing callProcessOfferCommand
. - Using fire and forget to not block the constructor:
Task.Run(ProcessOffer)
you should probably avoid this though. - Use something like
NotifyTask
Stephen Cleary describes here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/msdn-magazine/2014/march/async-programming-patterns-for-asynchronous-mvvm-applications-data-binding you can find the complete code for it here: https://github.com/StephenCleary/Mvvm.Async/blob/master/src/Nito.Mvvm.Async/NotifyTask.cs - Use a
CreateAsync
pattern with a private constructor. However, this doesn't work well with Dependency Injection usually. Doing IO intensive work during resolution isn't really the correct place to do it.
In my opinion using either 1. or 3. would be the best solutions, perhaps leaning towards a combination of 1. using NotifyTask that can notify you when it is done loading.
QUESTION
I want to retrieve & preview the name & values of attributes (credentials) stored in IEnumerable CredentialAttributesValues
By running a loop foreach (var item in _credential.CredentialAttributesValues)
, if I print it on console e.g. Console.WriteLine()
, I get the name and value for all the attributes. But If I want to preview (output) it on screen (using xml), it only returns the last attribute name and value.
The mobile application received the credentials from web application, which is stored in
CredentialRecord.cs
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-30 at 17:33You are binding to a string
, that's why you only get the one item, try using an ObservableCollection
instead:
QUESTION
I'm working on Xamarin App, where I'm trying to get the Json data from the server, and it's working fine.
But, now I just want to read/view the value of "invitation".
Json Value:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-20 at 17:59Your Json is just a single object. Update the code as below
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