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So, My JS Looks Like This

Normally I'm a C# developer, but I'm trying to write some code in Java (first time in years) that uses generics to create a 'Retry' method that allows me to use a lambda expression to retry any block of code, basically. Here is my retry method:

I'm getting some data from an api as a JSON response. This is a sample of how the data looks like :

I'm having a strange issue with a C++ and QML app which render differently whereas i'm in debug or release :

The debug (left) render is the correct one. In release (right) the accent colors is wrong and all the fonts are bigger. It's also seems to miss some shadows. Both builds are done with visual 2015 after complete clean of the solution.

This how my window is set :

Edit: Bump -- anyone know the answer to this???

Basic question: - in a single HLF application, can different transactions have different keys?

Context: Developing a 1.4.2 HLF application that mirrors the fabric samples commercial paper example but which has varied keys for transactions. For example, in commercial paper, the key for a PaperNet commercial paper is formed by concatenating the Issuer and paper properties, e.g. MagnetoCorp0001. While Issuer and paper may change paper is always married with Issuer. This is consistent throughout the entire commercial paper example.

In our example however, different transactions will have different keys depending on the state. For example, PartyA enters into a contract with BigBiz to be able to license widgets for a fee. We consider this a contracting transaction and when completed its state is underContract the key for it is a concatenation of licensor + licensee + contractNumber or in this example: BigBizPartyA123.

Moving through our lifecycle, a contract needs to be in place before BigBiz is going to make a widget available for licensing. The available state key for a available widget transaction is licensor + widgetID or in this case BigBiz0001.

In our licensing transaction the key for our licensed state is licensor + widgetID + licensee or BigBiz0001PartyA.

Question - is this realistic and is this doable?

Unlike commercial paper where paperNum always exists, our app from a lifecycle POV won't have a widgetID unless the contracting transaction achieves underContract state. So there is no widgetID we can key on. Similarly, we have other transactions, like payment transactions, that have nothing to do with widgets either, so we are keying on for example licensor + contractNumber.

Is this normal in complex HLF applications? Thx.

We’re using a Java libarary called license3j for license management. The library uses asymmetric encryption and relies itself on Bouncycastle. We create a license file using a simple gpg command and verify the license within our software using our public key. So far everything worked fine. BUT: In 1,000 generated licenses, there is a very small fraction which cannot be verified correctly, although, they are in fact valid (approximately 5/1000).

What happens in this case: When the license is to be verified in com.verhas.licensor.License.setLicenseEncoded(InputStream), the org.bouncycastle.openpgp.PGPOnePassSignature.verify(PGPSignature) throws the following exception:

org.bouncycastle.openpgp.PGPRuntimeOperationException: unable to verify signature: Signature length not correct: got 511 but was expecting 512

Sounds rather obscure to me, having only basic cryptography knowledge. Spending hours googling, gave me the clue, that there is something about "leading zeros". So, in the given example, obviously a leading zero was stripped away somewhere (where?), and the lengths of the signature data to compare do not match. Makes sense.

Now, I’ve no clue, where the issue might be located. Is it during creation of the license file? Essentially, we’re just doing the following:

I have a below data present in the file with multiple paragraphs, I want to find the URL`s presented in each paragraph separately.

Licenses:

Prasd Licence v2.1

This prasad Free License (the "License") applies to any original work of authorship (the "Original Work") whose owner (the "Licensor") has placed the following notice immediately following the copyright notice for the Original Work:

Licensed under the prasad Free License version 2.1

balaji Software Rights Notice (balaji 2.7.7)

We encourage users to develop software with balaji. However, we do ask that credit is given to us for developing balaji. By "credit", we mean that if you use balaji or incorporate any source code into one of your programs (commercial product, research project, or otherwise) that you acknowledge this fact somewhere in the documentation, research report, etc... If you like balaji and have developed a nice tool with the output, please mention that you developed it using balaji. In addition, we ask that the headers remain intact in our source code. As long as these guidelines are kept, we expect to continue enhancing this system and expect to make other tools available as they are completed.

mogga 1.1

I have been using Singularity 2.6 for a while and recently upgraded my Singularity to 3.0 (I cannot upgrade to 3.0.3 for technical reasons). Using Singularity 3.0 I build my new container with the same exact definition file that I used to build my container using Singularity 2.6. Since then, I cannot reliably run NVIDIA FleX anymore and get the following errors every now and then. I have absolutely not changed anything in my NVIDIA FleX code in the past 10 months or so and I have been running FleX almost every day and never had any issue like this. I wonder, what could be the issue and what is the error trying to say? What could I be doing wrong or need to change to prevent this from happening?

Based on the print statements that I put in the code, all I know is this happens when I call the UnmapBuffers() function in my FleX code; but I have been doing this since I wrote this code and never had any issues. Although this might not be very helpful, but here's what the function does:

I wrote a spider and it returns me data which is littered with spaces and newline characters. The newline characters also caused extract() method to return as a list. How do I filter these before it touch the selector? Filtering these after extract() is called breaks the DRY principle as there are a lot of data from a page I need to extract that is attributeless which makes the only way to parse it is through indexing.

How do I filter these?

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it returns bad data like this