Doctor-Appointment | Appointment E-commerce mobile App | REST library
kandi X-RAY | Doctor-Appointment Summary
kandi X-RAY | Doctor-Appointment Summary
Doctor-Appointment E-commerce mobile App is developed using Android studio, Google Map Api, Payment Gateways Apis
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- Initializes the instance
- Checks if location is enabled
- Checks if the current play services are available
- Opens the Place Autocomplete activity
- Set up the activity s state
- Initialize the edit text
- Tries to send a location via a geocoder
- Send a result code to the receiver
- This method is called when the map is ready to be used
- Starts an intent service
- Get local time
- Initializes the activity
- When the view is clicked this method is called
- Called when the Google application is connected
- Get date - time
- Get local date
- Filter for logout
- Read a map URL
- Get the location from the string
- Send POST request
- Sign in the user
- Send a file upload request
- Sets the time format
- Helper method to get the correct view
- Get address data
- Sets the date and time format
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QUESTION
I've been stuck for a while now with this relationship problem and I was wondering if someone can spot where I'm going wrong.
I have a user-company-introductions relationship (similar to a patient-doctor-appointment relationship).
I have it setup so that the simple_form_for CompanyIntroduction appears as a popup Modal, rendered through a partial.
The problem is that when I go to submit/save the form, I get the error
...ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound in User::CompanyIntroductionsController#create
Couldn't find Company with 'id'=
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-09 at 22:18Since you're passing the entity to your partial you can add a hidden field for compnay_id in the form and assign its value to entity id. My changes to the partial would be as follows:
QUESTION
is it possible to use Firebase on app engine standard environment? I am aware that the standard environment threading capabilities are very limited and since the Firebase SDK runs a background synchronization thread it might not be compatible. I've gave it a try and I've encountered the following error, which I can't seem to overcome:
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied ("java.lang.RuntimePermission" "modifyThreadGroup")
Here is the servlet code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-01 at 17:59The Firebase Database client can be used on App Engine Standard Environment, as long as you put it in manual scaling mode. See the documentation on cloud.google.com.
We recently fixed a problem when using the SDK on App Engine (release notes), so be sure to use the latest version.
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