firebrand | An Object 2 Cassandra Mapper | Database library
kandi X-RAY | firebrand Summary
kandi X-RAY | firebrand Summary
Firebrand OCM is a simple library for persisting and querying Java Objects to a Cassandra Database. Firebrand's goal is to provide an elegant and simple interface to bring the power and scalability of Apache Cassandra to your application.
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- Gets an entity by id
- Returns an instance of this class
- Load a mapped collection from a column
- Gets a list of entities
- Persists entities into the datastore
- Update a simple column
- Persist property if necessary
- Gets the mapped property token from a persistent entity
- Initializes the factory
- Starts embedded Cassandra server
- Initializes the keyspace definitions
- Initialize the type converters
- Builds the drop clause
- Initialize column family definition
- Returns the string representation of this operator
- Returns a string representation of this column
- Build the query string
- Convert a value to a ByteBuffer
- Deletes columns from column family
- Initialize the proxy factory
- Initializes the list of named queries
- Insert columns
- Loads a lazy property value if necessary
- Removes the specified entities from the data store
- Validates that all values are not null
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QUESTION
I've got a page with a whole bunch of links to NPC characters in a web game. You can battle each of them twice per day. What I'm hoping for is a way to have the links show in blue when a user first visits the page. The first click of any of the links will turn it orange. The second click will turn the link red. If they refresh the page of course all the links will go back to blue. I feel like the page I have should work but, of course it sin't so I'm seeking help from the AWESOME stackoverflow group :-)
here is what I have so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-04 at 21:03The problem is that after the first if
adds the class clickedonce
, the second if
condition will be true, so it will change it to clickedtwice
. You need to use else if
so that only one of them runs.
You also had incorrect capitalization of hasClass
, and an extra, invisible character in the CSS rule for .clickedonce
.
QUESTION
I have been successfully able to take raw html (that has been retrieved with another product) then have phantomjs take that raw html and render the full page including running any/all javascript. I recently encountered a page that was not having its javascript rendered.
This is how I run it...
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-13 at 05:05Finally got this working...
Since I used another product (not phantomjs) to retrieve the page source, I needed to persist the cookies sent back with that request. Then I had to pass in those cookies using addCookie like so...
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Install firebrand
You can use firebrand like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the firebrand component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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