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I'm creating a HarmonyOS Wearable app using the JS Framework and I want to use the vibrator. The watch definitely has a vibrator because I can feel it when I use the scroll weel in the settings app.

So I requested the system_grant ohos.permission.VIBRATE permission in the config.json file as described here

I'm writing a Milter for Postfix, that handles incoming messages in a server (Postfix+Dovecot) with virtual domains and users. Communication beetweend Postfix and the Milter are done with the Sendmail Milter Protocol V 2

I really need that Dovecot (and Postfix by consequence) does not reject messages with invalid recipient, because I need the Milter to do this check (and reject as weel).

This is needed because i'm writing a PEC mail server (Pec stand for Posta Elettronica Certificata, that is an Italian implementation for certified mail).

When receiving mails with incorrect recipient, I need to produce a specific receipt in a form of an e-mail.

But Postfix in this case (told by dovecot) reject the mail BEFORE sending it to the Milter.

I've tried to search this in the documentation, but were not able to find this specific need.

I've attached PostFix configuration....

Disclaimer, new to this: I am developing an app that provides different resources for each item within a TableView. When the user makes a selection, the app segues into a new ViewController. While the viewController is the same for each TableView selection, the URL Buttons within should have different URLs respective to the tableview selection.

I'm having issues with being able to code different URLS to each tableView array [Week 0 thru Week 8]. Right now, the buttons within View Controller have the same URLS for each tableview selection. Hopefully I explained clearly enough, but code is attached. Please let me know if anymore information is required. Thank you!

I'm currently working on a project, more precisely a tangram game. I have a problem with a segfault and I don't understand why.

Given that I have a whole project, I will try to simplify the problem : I have a GameManager class that contains in particular a Menu object (and other things, but I don't think that is important. The gameManager is used to inititialize this object and manage it. The Menu contains a vector of Button(each button has a lambda to perform an action when the user click on it).

I have some junit-style integrationtests, where injection is handled by Weld. I am able to inject an entityManager just fine, and all seems to be fine, when my code under test does some operation on my entityManager...except nothing is actually written to my in-memory H2 database...no inserts, updates anything. This is caused by not having any transactions available from what I can tell. When I launch my test, the logs informs me of this:

Transactional services not available. Injection of @Inject UserTransaction not available. Transactional observers will be invoked synchronously.

Is there any normal/typical way of doing this? I have only found this: https://in.relation.to/2019/01/23/testing-cdi-beans-and-persistence-layer-under-java-se/ that comes somewhat close to what I need (I use the @Transactional annotation in code that is being tested) but is seems like having to re-invent the weel. Is there really no simple way of doing this ?

I am currently working on a excel macro which generates Weekly data. I have to prepare multiple reports where my Week starting day is different e.g. if for one report my week start day is "Friday" whereas for other report the week start day is "Monday"

Right now, I am doing this in multiple steps:

1. First I am getting all data from source excel and adding a formula to get all records in a particular week. I have considered "Friday" as my first day of week.

2. I arranged the records in descending order and get the unique value for each AZ column. This way I got the last record from each week, which is what I was looking.

Code I am using for this is as follows: