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I am receiving an error message, "Sequence contains no elements" while trying to update a table in SQL from Angular 7 to an AspNet Core controller by passing two model parameters using an "http.post".
I am passing the data from the form to the class models with no problem because I can see the payload data in the browser console. However, when trying to pass the models as parameters in my api service to the controller, all of the parameters in the model are null. I usually don't have an issue when passing one model parm thru, but passing two of them to get to my controller with a [FromBody] doesn't seem to want to work for me.
I tried to wrap the models in curly brackets to pass them, to no avail:
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Answered 2019-Jun-18 at 12:59Just try to pass the value like this and see
let body = { svc_id: serviceAddress, cnt_id: contact };
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So I'm trying to codify all my Azure infrastructure using Azure Devops Pipelines and ARM templates. It's pretty tough going but I can see the benefit when a deployment delivers me 20 resources in 5 minutes which are all good-to-go!
However, I have hit a problem. I want to deploy a new Keyvault. Tick, easy! I want to store a x509 certificate which is a wildcard cert used by my Web Apps. Tick easily done. Now I want to create a "Microsoft.Web/Certificates" certificates resources which I can then use to create an SSL custom binding for my Web Apps. This fails:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-29 at 23:09I thought I would share my now working solution to this issue. So lets clarify what we want to deploy within the ARM template:
- A new KeyVault (Microsoft.KeyVault/vaults) which has an x509 certificate stored as a secret in pkcs12 format
- A new App Service Plan (Microsoft.Web/serverfarms)
- A new web certificate (Microsoft.Web/certificates )in the App Service Plan which can be used to define a custom domain name with HTTPS. This is the x509 certificate which has been placed in the new KeyVault
This would all work fine except that the resource provider used to create the App Service Plan does not have an access policy for the new Keyvault and cannot, therefore, extract the x509 cert. This is documented in the sample template referenced in the question. The guidance is to run a command to add an access policy for the resource provider. However, as I state in the question, we are trying to do this entirely within the ARM template.
The solution is to define the access policy for the resource provider within the ARM template. However, there are two problems:
- I'm not sure which resource provider to use
- I have no idea how to get the ObjectId of the service principal used by this resource provider
I took a hint from this SO question and did the following.
1. Create new Keyvault and add the x509 certificate to it as a secret
2. Run an az CLI command to get service principal for the "Microsoft Azure App Service"
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Without utilizing the nonstandard‡ Scalar_Storage_Order clause in recent releases of GNAT, how can, say, the IPv4 header be portably represented via Record Representation Clause(s) in conjunction with any combination of any other language features, so that “the same” code works on both little-endian and big-endian processors but be emitted on the wire (e.g., via, say, the payload of an Ethernet frame) in what IETF calls network byte order (which is IETF's fancy name for big-endian). In C, “the same” code could utilize preprocessor macros to perform byte-swapping on little-endian processors, but be a no-op on big-endian processors, but standard Ada has no preprocessor. In C++, “the same” code could utilize meta-template programming (MTP) to perform byte-swapping on little-endian processors, but be a no-op on big-endian processors, but standard Ada lacks MTP.
(Btw, much the same issue arises in a device driver when a big-endian processor interfaces with a little-endian peripheral IC's memory-mapped register, or vice versa: little-endian processor interfaces with a big-endian IC's memory-mapped register.)
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-30 at 14:34The portion of the solution above was presaged by Norman Cohen in ada-auth.org/ai-files/grab_bag/bitorder.pdf almost 20 years ago, but what is missing both here and in his document is the way of swapping in the correct Record Representation Clause via, say, different child packages in various Ada compilers. How to do that child-package conditional linkage in all the Ada compilers is what I am looking for now.
The traditional way to do so would be via multiple files and the project-manager supplying the proper one as the compilation is done.
Perhaps there is an alternate method we can use though; I think the following should work, I've compiled it but haven't tested it:
QUESTION
I want to when hovering an image, it will scroll down to the end of the image.
I have two question:
How to scroll to end of the image when user hover on it? Currently, I start hover on the image, it wasn't scrolled to end of the image.
How to control the speed of scroll when hovering on an image?
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-20 at 05:54You can use the animation-fill-mode: forwards; property. For the speed, you can control it with the animation-duration property (i.e. I adjusted it to 0'6 seconds in the code snippet).
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Before-hand Note: This is being applied to my files in Python 3.6.0, however any solution in the Python 3.x field is good-to-go!
Importing in-between FoldersI'm currently on Windows (not that it matters) and holstering a directory-system as seen:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-17 at 20:41For the specific attempt you showed us:
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