catle | head command for csv | CSV Processing library

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catle is a Go library typically used in Utilities, CSV Processing applications. catle has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

head command for csv.

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Bouncy Castle JCA Provider Version In Classpath Ignored by Java

using PerWcfSession lifestyle component outside of the WCF context

QUESTION

Bouncy Castle JCA Provider Version In Classpath Ignored by Java

Asked 2019-Sep-10 at 21:58

I am getting a wrong keystore version error on my spring boot application when I attempt to instantiate my keystore that relies on bouncy castle 1.46. I added the right version 1.46 on pom.xml and even on my classpath but when I execute the spring-boot application, a version check on the Bouncy Castle provider at runtime indicates version 1.51.

How do I ensure the spring-boot application runs Bouncy Castle 1.46 defined on my pom.xml.

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Sep-09 at 21:31

Run mvn dependency:tree to see where version 1.51 came from and exclude it from dependencies.

Also spring-boot has a set of properties declared in its POMs defining versions of dependencies. So look up into a POM of a spring-boot starter using Bouncy Castle lib for the property defining version and redefine its value in your POM.

According to this https://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-dependency-mechanism.html You can try to trick Maven with placing your dependency declaration above of the spring-boot starter in dependencies list.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57860759

QUESTION

using PerWcfSession lifestyle component outside of the WCF context

Asked 2018-Apr-18 at 09:36

We are using Catle Windsor as our DI conatiner.

We have server that handle wcf requests so we registered the DbContext injected into our repositories with PerWcfSession lifestyle in order to dispose that context after each request.

On the same server we have another thread running sepeartly to do some scheduling work and we want this scheduler use one of the repository we have but the problem is that we can't reuse this repository because his DbContext is with PerWcfSession lifestyle and the scheduler thread is not part of the WCF request\response flow.

I am thinking maybe in that case we need seperate container for that seperate thread but i am not sure of that.

any ideas?

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Apr-18 at 07:38

Few choices come on my mind:

Separate your WCF service and scheduler to a separate processes, so that you will end up with separate applications with separate containers and different component lifestyles. Furthermore you will benefit from microservice architecture and have pros like different requirements for scalability and so on (of course there are cons as well).
As you said you may have only one process with multiple containers for each thread.
Have a one process with one container but multiple registrations for each component with different lifestyles. Than you have to use service overriding to specify where particular registrations belongs to (see https://github.com/castleproject/Windsor/blob/master/docs/registering-components-one-by-one.md Service override section).

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49888511

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