MDM | Open Source MDM | Mobile library

Please check the below steps if they help to workaround -

• java.lang.NoSuchMethodError majorly occurs due to version conflicts of dependencies.
• There may be few methods or libraries not compatible or missing in the project.
• To resolve this, try upgrading or even downgrading the dependent versions.
• In some cases, removing the unnecessary dependencies also works.
• Please check this official java doc of SilentParameter class and its related methods.
• In general, NoSuchMethodError error happens if class A expects a method in class B which was compiled but at run time the other classes does not have that method. Here the method can be a third party jar library or normal method in the classes.
• Sometimes it might be, you have complied the code against a version of some library that can also be the JDK itself, but your runtime is having other versions and it might be the case of one of the modules where you have added a method, forgot to compile, so at runtime it is using the old version.

As the MDM has native dependencies, You'll not be able to make it with Expo. Expo projects are written only in JavaScript and don't support packages that contain Objective-C or Java (Native code/dependencies).

Expo provides an advanced SDK called ExpoKit for when you absolutely need to use custom native code. However, there are some cases where developers need native capabilities outside of what Expo offers directly. The most common situation is when a project requires a specific Native Module (like MDM) that is not supported by React Native Core or the Expo SDK. You'll have to detach the Expo project to create Xcode and Android Studio projects that contain ExpoKit. This step will generate android and ios project directories. Then you would add custom Objective-C or Java the same way as with any other Xcode or Android Studio project.

The Expo docs warn about some of the downsides of writing custom native code and discourage most of our developers from taking this route, as Expo's motive, almost everything you need to do is better accomplished in a cross-platform way with JS. Writing in JS enables you to best take advantage of code aster deployment and benefit from ongoing updates and support from Expo. You should only do this if you have a particular demand from native code which Expo won’t do a good job supporting, such as (for example) specialized CPU-intensive video processing that must happen locally on the device, Custom native libraries.

Here are only two options to support the MDM, either eject the project or create react-native-cli project and migrate your project into newly created one.

Try this way, without binding to the beginning ^ or end $ of the string; parentheses preserve the delimiter. Based on How do I split a string in groups of 2 characters in powershell without delimiters?

While it is a good practice from the security point to have only the private IP enabled and remove the public IP from the Cloud SQL instance, there are some considerations to be kept in mind when thinking about the connectivity.

With the Cloud SQL instance having only the private IP enabled there is no direct way in which you can connect to it from the local machine, neither by using private IP nor by using Cloud SQL proxy.

Now, in your case, as you mentioned you have only private IP enabled in the Cloud SQL instance, it seems to be the reason you are getting the error.

To mitigate the error -

If possible, I would suggest you provision a public IP address for the Cloud SQL instance and then try to connect it by correctly specifying the jdbc URL as mentioned here, which looks something like this -

You need to configure a registry pull secret for your cluster, and then either annotate your pod-specs or your service account to use this registry pull secret.

uniqContract is a dataframe, and when you loop over a dataframe, it loops over the dataframes columns. uniqContract looks like this:

You can do this with a reverse vlookup.

Try:

Can I somehow self-elevate it by just having the admin credentials?

No you cannot. UAC is designed to prevent exactly what you are trying to do. Related Q&A:

• elevate without prompt - verb runas start-process
• UAC Getting in the Way of EXE Install Powershell
• Powershell provide credentials for RunAs

There may be many workarounds, but they all will have in common that you have to go to your machines (locally or remotely) at least once, gain administrative privileges and prepare something, e. g.:

• A scheduled task that runs under your local administrator account or under SYSTEM and triggers the execution of your script
• Disabling UAC (temporarily) (not recommended either way)
• Installing any remote management software, services or accounts (with extra run as background job privilege)

Yes Cipher order is important, Get-TlsCipherSuite returns an ordered list. That order is respected when the server is negotiating a cipher to use. You want to ensure your strongest ciphers at the top of the list, and any weaker ones you need to support are at end of the list (and its generally a good idea to remove all the really weak ones eg Disable-TlsCipherSuite -Name 'TLS_RSA_WITH_NULL_SHA')

Calling Enable-TlsCipherSuite with -position 0 will insert the new Cipher at the top of the list. Calling Enable-TlsCipherSuite without the -position param (or specifying -position 4294967295) will append the Cipher Suite to the end of the list.