cantilever | An httpd log replay tool
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kandi X-RAY | cantilever Summary
Truss is the http client that replays logs. It listens to a message queue (ActiveMQ currently supported, Amazon SQS planned) for replay payloads and then executes them against the appropriate server. These should be stand alone and will do most of the heavy lifting.
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- Main method
- Sets the configuration file
- Returns the Message QueueInterface for the given type
- Reads the configuration file
- Add custom GET headers to the request
- Get a configuration item from the config file
- Build the request payload
- Build the URL to send the request
- Connects to ActiveMQ Broker
- Add a value to the cache
- Consume message listener
- Delivers a payload to the destination
- Runs the benchmark
- Add default headers to the request
- Add custom POST headers to the request
- Run this benchmark
- Process a message
- Handles a message
- Retrieve payload from cache
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QUESTION
The process of answering the question has already started in the question on the link bellow, but that topic was specifically about integrating a function, which was answered. So I added a new question.
Python - Integrating a function and plotting results
THE PROBLEM: how to solve a beam equation y''(x) = M(x) / (E*I) using scipy integrate.
SOLUTION, courtesy of gboffi:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-26 at 15:54You are integrating a differential equation, your approach of computing in a loop the definite integrals is, let's say, sub-optimal.
The standard approach in Scipy is the use of scipy.integrate.solve_ivp, that uses a suitable integration method (by default, Runge-Kutta 45) to provide the solution in terms of a special object.
As usual in the field of numerical integration of ordinary differential equations, the method is limited to a system of 1st order differential equation, but your 2nd degree equation can be transformed to a system of 1st degree equations introducing an helper function
QUESTION
I am working to convert this MATLAB code that generates a waveform to Python. For context this is a simulation of band excitation response from an atomic force microscope (not relevant to code error). Here is the MATLAB code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-23 at 19:01The function np.fliplr requires a 2-dimensional array. The result of your call to np.fft.ifft here is a 1-dimensional array whose shape is (8192,). Since the argument here is already a single row, try using np.flip().
As a bonus for your future consideration, np.flip works on any specified axis, whereas np.fliplr works only on rows.
QUESTION
I am working to convert this MATLAB code that generates a waveform to Python. For context this is a simulation of band excitation response from an atomic force microscope (not relevant to code error). The graph that is generated from r_vec in MATLAB is different from when I generate it in Python, am I converting the MATLAB code to Python correctly?
I have attached the graph of r_vec that is plotted in MATLAB which is how it should look versus what Python generates. Here is the MATLAB code below. After it is my converted Python code. I suspect the issue is with the for loop as all of the variables before I have confirmed are equal between the MATLAB and Python code, although I can't be sure, and I wasn't the one who created the MATLAB code. I've spent hours trying to figure out what might be the issue but I can seem to find it.
MATLAB Plot
Python Plot
MATLAB Code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-01 at 17:11You can rewrite your Python code using broadcasting
QUESTION
I am working to convert this MATLAB code that generates a waveform to Python. For context this is a simulation of band excitation response from an atomic force microscope (not relevant to code error). Here is the MATLAB code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-25 at 03:04The issue exists in the indexing of the vector in the loop.
The code should be :
QUESTION
I'm trying to deserialize an array using Newtonsoft so I can display the list of values but I keep getting this error no matter what I try: Exception thrown: 'System.NullReferenceException'
This is my JSON:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-03 at 16:53You have two issues in the code :
1 - Json should be deserialized to List not List
2 - mItems[3] will gives you an exception, because the collection contains just two elements.
Change the code to :
QUESTION
How do i center the very last image to align with middle column. All images are 300 * 100. Also, how do i make them stack on top of each other on screen size reducing? The bottom image keeps going to the right of the second row, and on resizing only columns one is visible, all other disappear. Please help
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-26 at 21:09Add justify-content: center to your .row class. Is that what you're looking for?
QUESTION
I have an XML file below where I need to get the text inside of the tag under the tag where the tag has the text 40. How to achieve it?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-03 at 23:55I'm not sure I really get your question.
This will print the Description of the CheckListItem which has a Sequence of 40:
QUESTION
I need to produce simulation data for randomly generated cantilever beams, and save their maximum deflection given a load, and/or perform frequency-response analysis. To do this the body needs to be meshed as an FEM mesh. Hence, I would like to write a script that generates a mesh file (.msh) from that single-body .step file.
Desired Pipeline: Input: single-body .step file of a cantilever beam with an arbitrary cross-section Output: .msh file of the meshed body
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-17 at 21:14See the solution below:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a plot of the deflection of a beam with the forces shown as arrows, but for each arrow I need the ax.annotate().
The problem is that my array of forces (loadPositions) can vary between 0 and "infinity" and it dooesn't seem like the optimal way is just making x number of ax.annotate.
So my question is: is it possible to make a for loop or something that can make the number of arrows equal to the length of my loadPosition array?
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-17 at 14:44You should get back to basics.
QUESTION
I have always had some trouble with the scaling options within openmdao. As sometimes the scaling works implicitly during the matrix solvers while some other times explicitly etc. The problem I have now is the scaling of the constraint and recording it. I have used the Cantilever beam example
I added the scaler=2
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-26 at 20:04The variables in the recorder are indeed scaled twice. In the driver the values are scaled properly. You can compare it for the last case with the code below. Scaling is done in _apply_voi_meta() in the Case class.
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You can use cantilever 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 cantilever 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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