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We are looking a free alternative for jRebel. It seems hotswap agent is a free good alternative for jRebel. But I didn't sure about it supports weblogic server , is there anyone use hotswap agent with weblogic server and how?

I've been having a problem where on a new installation of PeopleSoft, my PIA doesn't doesn't seem to have the same files as an existing installation. When I access my PeopleSoft site, I'm getting a bunch of Javascript errors about missing functions. When I look in \webserv\peoplesoft\applications\peoplesoft\PORTAL.war\\cache on my newly setup environment, the contents of the Javascript files don't match what I have in existing environments.

So I decided to try to copy that cache folder from an existing environment to the new environment to try to troubleshoot. Now the problem is that I'm getting a 403 error with a lot of the .gif files in that directory when a PeopleSoft page loads. It seems like the site is able to access some of the files from the cache folder, but not all of them.

For instance, if I enter myserver.mydomain.com/cs/myenvironment/cache/PT_NAV_BULLET_1.gif in the browser's address bar, I get a 403 error.

But if I enter myserver.mydomain.com/cs/myenvironment/cache/PT_NAV_GO.gif, I can go to that image without a problem.

What could be causing the differences in access? How is WebLogic determining what files are able to be accessed by a site?

We're migrating our FTP and I would like to only migrate folders that have had files in them that have been used/written in the last 6 months. I would think this would be something that I find all over the place with google, but all the scripts I've found have the same fatal flaw.

It seems with everything I find, it depends on the "Date modified" of the folder. The problem with that is, I have PLENTY of folders that show a "Date Modified" of years ago, yet when you dig into it, there are files that are being created and written as recently as today.

Example: D:/Weblogs may show a date modified of 01/01/2018 however, when you dig into it, there is some folder, idk, called "Log6" let's say, and THAT folder has a log file in it that was modified as recently as yesterday.

All these scripts I'm seeing pull the date modified of the top folder, which just doesn't seem to be accurate.

Is there any way around this? I would expect something like Get all folders at some top level, then foreach through the CONTENTS of those folders looking for files with the datemodified -lt adddays(-180) filter. If stuff that's "New" is found, then don't add the overarching directory to the array, but if not, then list the directory.

Any ideas?

Edit: I've tried this

I'am using gradle+kotlin to build my spring boot application. In time of application starting I've receiving the following error. I understand why this error appeared, because I have 2 different slf4j implementations: logback and org.slf4j.impl(inside gradle-api.6.9.1.jar). I don't include gradleApi() dependency to my build.gradle file. It's appears by it self.

I am trying to create a regex pattern for one of the prometheus exporter (jmx exporter) configuration file to export weblogic jms queues.

My String is as below

I want to retrieve the id from a json dict based on a certain name. In this case I would like to get the ID from the "WebLogic" and store it into a variable to use the ID in a next task.

The playbook:

JSF, PrimeFaces 6.0, WebLogic.

I have a menuitem like this:

I'm trying to implement Prim's Algorithm in my maze generator as described here. I've got it working as intended, but with an extra catch in my code of which I'm not sure why it's needed.

In my algorithm, I keep track of a list of cells that make up the maze in maze. I then look at the potential frontier cells (neighbouring cells to those that make up the maze), and pick one randomly. Let's call this the frontier. I then determine the neighbours of the frontier, and check which of the neighbours connect to the already existing maze. I connect the frontier node and the adjacent already in-maze node, remove the frontier node from the list of possible frontiers, add it to the maze, and finally add the newly found maze node's neighbours to the frontier list.

During this process, I make sure to only add nodes to the frontiers list that are not already contained in maze. (see the if (neighbour.Cell != null && !maze.Contains(neighbour.Cell)) statements.

However, my Algorithm seems to mess up if I don't end up double checking each chosenFrontier to see if they're not already contained in the maze. If I do not do this, the algorithm will end up thinking there's still frontier cells even in places where every adjacent tile is already part of the maze.

Why is this? Why do I need the if { ... } else { ...} statement there for my algorithm to succeed? I'm dumbstruck as to why it would be neccessary, since everywhere I add cells to my frontier lists, I already check whether they are already contained in maze. If they are, they aren't added to my frontier list. Yet somehow if I have to doublecheck my frontier list for cells that are already contained in the maze (and remove them). Where did I go wrong?

Here's my code:

I'm getting the following error code:

Error Code: 1055. Expression #1 of ORDER BY clause is not in GROUP BY clause and contains nonaggregated column 'usergrowthhomework.weblogs.day' which is not functionally dependent on columns in GROUP BY clause; this is incompatible with sql_mode=only_full_group_by

This code is a result of me attempting to run the following query, which is supposed to return the number of times a 'referrer' appears each month in the year 2020: