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kandi X-RAY | xboot Summary
XBoot WeChat Mini Program + Uniapp Front-end: Vue+iView Admin Back-end: Spring Boot 2.x/Spring Security/JWT/JPA+Mybatis-Plus/Redis/ Elasticsearch/Activiti distributed current limit/synchronous lock/verification code/SnowFlake snowflake algorithm ID dynamic permission data permission workflow code g
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- generate code .
- Invoked after controller .
- Find users .
- Generate the mplus .
- Get list of deparment ids
- On login .
- get authentication .
- generate captcha image
- Configure the http security .
- Find log by conf .
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QUESTION
I'm trying to bootstrap a data set according to a vector of years:
this is my datasframe df:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-18 at 14:23Not the only way to do it, but
QUESTION
I am working on a boot project. In my boot root directory there is a makefile that contains among other things, the following code which confuse me:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-18 at 20:17make
is not always handling folder dependencies the way you expect.
Should use a file dependency inside $(TOP_DIR)/boot
like $(TOP_DIR)/boot/.exists
or, even better, all your source files with a $(wildcard ...)
function.
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QUESTION
I am relative new in WSO2, and need some help with a issue. The problem now is, in the server of my enterprise, my colleagues create the services by the ei6.1.1, and they run that batchs, to make the service running the correct link:
"C:\omniPOS\bin\integrator.bat"
"C:\omniPOS\wso2\msf4j\bin\carbon.bat"
"C:\omniPOS\wso2\broker\bin\wso2server.bat"
What i need is run this links in my service, to i be able to just run all of it with the service. Here follow the .conf that i am using to create the service by the EI6.1.1.
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Answered 2017-Jul-21 at 11:33This should be due to the 'Dtomcat.random.port.enable=true' in your wrapper.conf file. I did not observe any issue with the default wrapper.conf bundled with EI 6.1.1 pack.
Please use the following wrapper.conf file.
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