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In jcs.log file, I have this data:

I am trying to setup a JCS distributed cache deployed on an Openshift cluster(with 3 nodes according to our best practices for FT). Any of the 3 cache instances could receive an event and this event is distributed to other instances (to synch the state) through a TCP connection. The configuration for JCS is as follows,(assuming we have 3 nodes A,B,C in the cluster)

• jcs.auxiliary.attributes.TcpListenerPort=Node-A-Host:2001 ( TcpListenerPort -> Is the local port in Node-A where the cache events are received. Respective configurations would be present in the other nodes as,

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My jobs have been suffering due to segmentation faults when calling glmnet (downloaded from here:http://web.stanford.edu/~hastie/glmnet_matlab/download.html) from my MATLAB code. I call the glmnet routine thousands of times. I have noticed the following peculiarities about the problem occurence:

1. The problem is more frequent when the size of my input matrices are larger.
2. I use both gaussian and poisson distribution in separate jobs, and I notice that the problem is more frequent when fitting the Poisson distribution (which also takes usually longer to converge, so might involve more loops internally?) Since there haven't been reports of segmentation faults for the R version for these two distributions, my suspicion is that the problem, likely a memory leak, might lie in the mex interface rather than the core glmnet Fortran code, which I am pasting below. Any insights into where a memory leak might be happening is greatly appreciated! Apologies for the lengthy code dump.

Thanks!

I am checking some statements from JMM and I wrote a JCS test like this:

OK I'm sorry I will try to be clearer I have currently written this script which works fine, but has a limitation, I can't decide which source ip can open ssh with the server. For Routers with multiple interfaces it would be extremely useful. I read that "sock" or "channel" could be used, but I don't know how to implement them and I can't find examples.

Thanks!

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I am using java 11 , maven version 3.6 and Spring Boot. I am having a problem running a unit test due to error below:

So I've been using Jasper Reports on JDK8 (Netbeans 11.1 & JavaFX 2) and everything was simple. Now I am migrating from JDK8 to OpenJDK11 with gradle (IntelliJ IDEA & JavaFX 14) and I am stuck with Jasper Reports. I tried to add the dependency compile 'net.sf.jasperreports:jasperreports:6.12.2' and the jar files were downloaded successfully, but when I go to my code and try to import the necessary libraries I can't find them.

Here's the code I was using in JDK8 (which I think should be the same in OpenJDK11) :

Hi I am getting Http502 error while designing node component for chatbot. first code is working perfectly but second one is giving http502 error. you need not to read all the code. it is just for referecne. I am using same host and same proxy setting for both, only end point is change.still second is not working. What I am missing? Simple NODE API call is working for both. error is coming when I am designing component.

am I hadnling proxy issue properly? is it proper way?

I'm developing a winform c# application. In this application, I'm using Checkbox (JCS.ToggleSwitch to be precise).

I have added a CheckedChanged event to execute some code when the Checkbox has been checked.

I would like to be able to change the state of the checkbox in the code without triggering the code in this CheckedChanged event. In order to do that, I would like to know if it's possible to know if the checkbox state has been changed because of code or because the user clicked on the checkbox.

I tried to detect that with the sender DummyCheckbox_CheckedChanged(object sender, EventArgs e), although, the sender is the same when the state has been changed from a piece of code or by the UI.

Do you know if it's possible to only execute my code when the checkbox has been updated by the user?