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- Create Hazelcast instance
- Initialize the default management center configuration
- Initialize default map configuration
- Persist audit events
- Convert web authentication details into strings
- Truncate event data
- Converts a UserDTO to a User Object
- Converts a set of authorities into a Set of authorities
- End the authentication process
- Create JWT token
- Send Activity tracking information
- Gets a page of audit events
- Initialize the web application configuration
- Resolve JWT token
- Instantiate liquibase
- Update account information
- Handle method argument not valid
- Build alert parameters
- Inv advice for a method
- Creates a new user
- Apply CORS configuration
- Create an AsyncTaskExecutor
- Post - process the problem and post - processing
- Initializes the token
- Configure the HttpSecurityPolicy
- Update a user
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QUESTION
I'm building a multi-tenant rails application, similar to Shopify. Whenever a customer registers an Account, they will have a subdomain created at customer.myapp.com. This subdomain returns a view with data related to their account (including a /admin area).
Now in some cases, customers would like to use their own custom domain, instead of the subdomain created for them. How do I need to adjust my rails routes and controllers to return a view with data related to the customers account, based on not just the subdomain but on either the custom domain OR the subdomain?
This is how I've set up my config/routes.rb for handling subdomains:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 11:35Okay, so this is what I came up with in the meantime.
First of all I left my config/routes.rb as described above. Everything seemed to be working as intended there.
Then I adjusted app/constraints/subdomain_required.rb to not only check for the subdomain but also the domain part of the request:
QUESTION
Based on the information from this referralcandy article, I conclude that I need to calculate the store's profit by rank using the following power equation:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 21:58In PHP ^ translates to the XOR operator.
Your function should use the ** operator:
QUESTION
I try to have the same header as on the link page, I tried something but I can't get the same thing the nav bar goes behind the background image and the effect of the scroll what to do ?
Angular 10 version.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-31 at 04:12You could set a z-index: 100 (or something to have the highest value of z-index in your code but less that modals or this kind of elemtens) css property to the nav
QUESTION
Hello I am new to using git and actually putting code there, so yesterday I had made a new repo https://github.com/Ntshembo-Hlongwane1/After-Dark-XI-Online-Store
That repo has client folder in it.
So today I made new file and started a new project all together so I also wanted to make some commits for today's progress on that project but when I try to git add . I get the following warnings
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 22:41You've somehow created a git repo inside another, git considers this to be a submodule, e.g. a pointer to another independent git repo. I kind of doubt you intended to do that, instead I suspect you merely wanted to add files to your original repo. If so then get rid of the submodule and just add normal files to the toplevel repo.
Submodules are useful when your project references specific versions of other (independent) projects and you want to include those specific version in your project. You can do this with submodules, and git can then track and checkout those other repo's (submodules) when your parent repo is checked out. You can interact with submodule repositories from the parent repo with the "git submodule" command.
Edit: Responding to the additional question in the comment below about how this happened and how to prevent it happening in future:
Obviously I'm guessing here, but I think what's happened is something like this:
1.) You created a repo, called "client", something like the following (I'm outlining the events using command line commands, I hope this is clear enough to communicate the gist, if not then ask for clarification):
QUESTION
I am writing an online-store to buy coffee and tea. I use Spring-Boot (MVC), Hibernate, JPA and PostgreSQL. In the application, I will have a filter, where I will filter the search by parameters (for example, tea color, tea type, etc.). I used the Spring-Data-Jpa Specification for this. I wrote a method that works fine and does its job. When I pass all three parameters, it filters the list for me and gives out only those drinks that fit. But what if the user does not pass all the parameters in the filter. What if it filters only by the color of the tea? What to do then? Perhaps you should use if-else, but how exactly?
Drink Class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-02 at 12:33As you said using if will do the job. So you will add each predicate if they are not null to a list.
And then just do the following:
QUESTION
I have a Spring-MVC online-store project where I use Spring Boot and Hibernate. I decided to use the Specification for filtering. Thus, I wrote a method for the specification using JOINS. Please, tell me how you can write the same method without JOIN.
TeaSpecification class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-02 at 07:20public class TeaSpecification {
public static Specification getTeasByFilter(Long colorId, Long typeId, Long countryId) {
return (root, query, criteriaBuilder) -> {
Predicate colorPredicate = criteriaBuilder
.equal(root.get(Tea_.teaColor).get(TeaColor_.id), colorId);
Predicate typePredicate = criteriaBuilder
.equal(root.get(Tea_.teaType).get(TeaType_.id), typeId);
Predicate countryPredicate = criteriaBuilder
.equal(root.get(Tea_.countries).get(Countries_.id), countryId);
return criteriaBuilder.and(colorPredicate, typePredicate, countryPredicate);
};
}
}
QUESTION
I am writing an online-store using Spring-Boot (MVC) and Hiberbate. I decided to use the Jpa specification to filter the list of objects. For example, filter coffee with parameters of roast and type of coffee. I did all the guide and everything worked for me, but with only one input parameter, roasting. How to add one or more parameters for the filter, please tell me...
For example my realisation:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-31 at 14:27I have used JpaSpecification for filtering area based on mobile and pincode and using the following code to achieve the same
QUESTION
Following the guide here: https://shopify.dev/tutorials/display-data-on-an-online-store-with-an-application-proxy-app-extension
GET requests are working fine for me.
But when I try to do a POST request, my parameters are not coming through.
I'm building a simple wishlist app, where a user can click on a heart on a product and it adds it to a database.
So my code, when they click the heart, looks something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-01 at 20:13Try to add / to the end of your url i.e. change it to /apps/wishlist/save/.
QUESTION
I'm trying to set up a basic Stripe store to sell some t-shirts I silkscreened. I'm using this React setup. Each shirt has a limited quantity, about 12 of each size. I want to make it so when a size is sold out, the "add to cart" button disables.
Is there a way to track quantity with Stripe in this way? I can't seem to find any docs.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-29 at 15:29You client side app need to be aware of each client that buys a shirt.
There are several ways to achieve this.
- The most ugly one is each
x secondsyou check all displayed t shirts on the screen quantities. aka:setInterval(checkAvailability, x)
- The most ugly one is each
- When the user presses the button (still enabled) you make a call to your api to check if the related t-shirt is still available, if not, display an error message and disable the button (this is what I recommend in your case, because it's the cheapest and the simplest and can be improved in many ways).
- Connect your client side app to your api using
socketorserver side eventsand each time a t-shirt is bought, you notify your client side app.
- Connect your client side app to your api using
QUESTION
I'm trying to build a REST API in NodeJS for an online-store. My code for the POST-request looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-13 at 13:57You can instead use async await instead of processing the next step with the then block.
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You can use online-store 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 online-store 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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