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My UI5 app isn't loading anymore when I add additional Parameters in the LPD_CUST.

Screenshot - SAPUI5.Component Path

Launchpad Error:

Error - found in negative cache: 'com/untersee/flexnet/supplier/Component.js' from /sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/zfn_request/Component.js: TypeError: sap.ui.define is not a function

The Backend Server is on release 740 with ui5 1.16.3, but since im using online resources from ondemand it shouldnt matter, right?

Codesnipped of the Component.js

The weird thing is, when I configure the Launchpad without the additional information for the component it works - but it runs in sandbox mode, which doesn't allow me to get the location hash from the URL for switching between different backend services.

I've got a problem with my script I'm working on. One part of this script should remotely install a MSI package. The problem is that it only works while I'm logged in to the target servers.

Here's the code I'm using:

1st try:

I am trying to set thingworx 8.1 war on the tomcat server . I have configured the JAVA_OPTS in the catalina file as :

I'm installing flexnet on an amazon lightsail instance. I've just extracted the contents to /opt and in trying to run any lm* command. With ls I can see I have ownership and permission to execute. I can run file on any of the contents of the folder and it will tell me what it is.

But when I try to execute anything, bash will complain with No such file or directory. Example:

I have a Flexlm/Flexnet licenses service and I want parse the outputs of this service. All output are structured block of multi-lines. My first step is to parse the output of lmutil lmstat -c -a to have the usage of licences and increments.

I try to use Ruby and Parslet. All lines are individually well parsed. I have a rule to parse a repetition of a specific type of line, but I can't parse a structured block of lines.

I'm looking for the law (best word in this context than 'rule') that define where to put the 'newline' statement in a multi-line structured block.

I working with Debian Jessie (stable/x86_64) and Ruby 2.1.5p273 and Parslet 1.6.1-1.

I've contacted the author, he is sorry but he haven't enough time to help me. The webpages seen are :

• URL: www.viget.com/articles/write-you-a-parser-for-fun-and-win
• URL: jmettraux.wordpress.com/2011/05/11/parslet-and-json/
• Recursive Descent Parsers (Calle) - Video
• Wicked Good Ruby 2013 - Writing DSL's with Parslet by Jason Garber - Video
• Proper Ruby style for multi-line method chaining containing blocks - StackOverFlow
• Ruby parslet: parsing multiple lines - StackOverFlow
• How do I handle C-style comments in Ruby using Parslet? - StackOverFlow

I passed many hours to try to understand how to construct the rules of a multi-line structured block. Below you have my source code with all test strings and the output.

My approach is to build:

1. the elementary rule to parse a fragment of line
2. the rule to parse a complete line without the 'newline' statement;
3. a rule to parse the repetition of an information of the same type, like the line for the used tokens;
4. the rule to parse a group of data : header + repetition of lines;
5. the rule to parse a repetition of groups.

I'm not sure of the point 3, and I'm completely lost with '4' and '5'.

Thanks in advance for any help. [ 07/14/2017 : some parts of code was removed ]

I have developed a script that screens out the "IN:" and "OUT:" for a particular feature as below, from debug.log file:

I have a Visual C++ ATL project which exposes a COM interface.

From my interface, I am calling into FlexNet Publisher libraries. I need to return back a date from these libraries, which expose a time_t object I can fetch (yes, I know their libraries are susceptible to the 2038 bug on 32-bit systems).

My IDL file has a method on it which needs to return this date.

Given that I can fetch time_t, how do I pass its date information across the COM interface boundary to a client application consuming my COM object? Should I just cast time_t as __int64 and define it as __int64 in my IDL? What's correct here? What's the standard way?

Bit of backstory into what I am accomplishing I work as an installation tech for Autodesk and I thought it would be fun to create a simple program to help automate the process of clearing out folders normally left behind after the software is uninstalled.

The directories that I am trying to delete are as followed.

I have created a library wrapper which invokes FlexNet Publisher. It is written in C. I am trying to P/Invoke it: