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kv database that speaks memcached and can switch dataset gracefully on the fly for batch loading
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- marshals to expvar metrics .
- serve starts the memcached server
- This is the main entry point for testing
- NewKVBoltDBBackend returns a new instance of KVBoltDB backend .
- initializeMetrics initializes metrics .
- loadDB loads a database from disk
- NewLevelDBBackend returns a new LevelDBBackend .
- switchDBHandler handles the switchDB request .
- setLogger returns a new logger .
- NewBadgerBackend creates a new badgerBackend .
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QUESTION
Actually, am migrating an application from EJB2.1
to EJB3.1
. After changed the application I got an issue while calling getTimers()
method.
I am using the Websphere server.
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-29 at 08:33Finally I got the solution. I have implement the TimedObject interface in my bean Its working fine. Here is my code.
QUESTION
I know for a fact there is something pretty obvious here that I am completely missing, so your help is greatly appreciated.
I have a feature that provides two dropdowns. They contain the same data (the feature allows a trade between two people, the people is the data), but I want them each to get their own copy of said data.
Another part of this feature is that by picking Person A in the first dropdown, I want to disable Person A in the second dropdown, and vice versa, so I have the ng-options
tag paying attention to a disabled
property on the object.
The issue I have is that even with using a method such as Lodash's clone
to properly create a "new" array upon first time assignment, every time I access Person A in ONE array (and specifically do NOT access the other array) invariably I am seeing that when I touch Person A, that object is updated in BOTH arrays, which has me flustered.
This feels like a down-to-the-metal, barebones Javascript issue (standard PEBCAK, I feel like I'm clearly misunderstanding or straight up missing something fundamental), maybe with a bit of AngularJS rendering-related fun-ness involved, but... What gives?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-19 at 04:23The answer to my question was: clone()
does not perform a "deep" clone by default, therefore I was dealing with the same array despite making the flawed attempt that I was not. Using Lodash's cloneDeep()
method solved my issue, but as Patrick suggested I reevaluated how I wrote the method in question and refactored it, which I removed the need to use any cloning at all.
QUESTION
In my code there is a Bean Admin. One of the operations of Admin is creating Tasks and starting them.
Operation performed by Task is fairly complex. So it is split into to a few different Step classes.
This is kind of how my code looks
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-10 at 10:27You can make your steps Spring beans as prototype beans (since they are stateful, and you want a different instance every time), and inject Provider
in your Task beans (which, if I understand correctly, can be singleton beans).
For example:
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Build locally with make requires dep check src/Makefile.defs for specific settings on lib and include paths. Type make.
Use Vagrant + ansible (provided) to spin an Ubuntu server with mc-benchmark vagrant up; vagrant ssh
Use ansible to build in your VPS ansible-playbook -i hosts.ini golang.yml
mc-benchmark used more as concurrency benchmark than speed. Currently it gets near ~~20~~40k writes/sec
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