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QUESTION
I have gone through a couple of Stack Overflow solutions that mostly suggested enabling Java 8, but it is still not working for me. Minimum SDK version for my app is 26. The complete error code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-02 at 09:44Try change your gradle to version 1.8 instead of 8
QUESTION
I'm using CodeIngiter to create a restful app.
I was wondering if is it possible to use the FormValidation class with a non $_POST data.
I was thinking: if the client send a GET request in this way:
https://myrestapp.com/controller?firstValue=val&secondValue=val2
how can I validate firstValue and secondValue using this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-13 at 11:48As per my comment - you can pass an associative array to the form validation instead of using the default $_POST array.
Now you can get at the form validation errors array via $this->form_validation->error_array()
. You can also customise the error messages ( Left for you to look up )
Based upon a controller called rest_app /rest_app?firstValue=val&secondValue=2 the index method might look like this - with debug.
Change what you need to, to make it suit your needs. This is just a little demo code.
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a website with a mobile application. I worked with web apps and REST apis separately but with this project I have to combine both.
My question is how do I have to combined this two sides of the projects.
Suposse I have a User
model which has Task
s. Currently I have those models in an app called, for example, myRESTapp
. But now, I want to be able to edit the tasks and take advantage of Django forms, but I'm not to do another application called webapp
and implement forms based on models that are inmyRESTapi
. I think it would not be a good practice considering the modularity of applications.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-08 at 23:16You can have multiple apps in one Django project. I usually have one main app that contains the main models and additional apps build on it.
Also, if you want to use apps in different projects, just make them reusable and put them into separate repositories (which you could add as requirements and install with pip).
As for a REST API, check out the great Django Rest Framework. It provides full CRUD functionality and in combination with crispy forms you can even add/modify data with a simple web UI.
An example of how I structured one of my projects:
QUESTION
I build a Node.js REST implementation using this tutorial .And now i am having problems deploying it on heoroku , local works fine .
Heroku logs :
I believe the problem is with my directory structure. The "main" key of package.json and and the rest endpoints in index.js are not right
Next I was successfully able to deploy my app on Heroku but I am getting the error.My implementation is as follows :
EDIT : I removed the Procfile , compared to shown in following pics ,as I added the "start" key in package.json
Local :
Directory Structure - /webapp is the root directory :
I have package.json file at root directory and /server with different version (about which i am not sure how they should be actually for my ngClient and heroku confiurations )
Files contents of root , /webapp : package.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-03 at 11:26Change start script to node ./myRESTApp/server/server.js
.
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