mop | MQTT on Pulsar implemented using Pulsar Protocol Handler | Pub Sub library
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MQTT-on-Pulsar (aka MoP) is developed to support MQTT protocol natively on Apache Pulsar. Currently, only MQTT 3.1.1 supported.
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- Publish message to adapter
- Write message to pulsar topic
- Convert message to ByteBuf
- Extracts a topic name from a MQTT topic name
- Send packet
- Increment permits
- Converts an entry to MQTT messages
- Returns JSON representation of Mop statistics
- Returns a new version or null if the string is not valid
- Handle connection lost
- Returns new channel initializers
- Handles incoming messages
- Process Publish message
- Process an adapter message
- Parses properties from properties
- Processing publish messages
- Encodes the adapter message
- Process PubAck messages
- Test whether or not a given topic name
- Refresh cache for messages
- Process a unsubscribe message
- Converts a MQTT message to a packet
- Process a un - subscribe message
- This method is used to decode the packet
- Creates and returns a PIX client instance
- Process a subscribe message
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QUESTION
I submitted all of my code below for a better understanding. The code is fine, my question is: How can I perfectly show multiple countries with their country name list? I mean: When I change the country name, then the flag image should be changed automatically, so users see the country name and image. I already put many links in my loadFlag() function in my js file, but this is not working. Please help me, how can i do it with my code? Thanks in advance and love from the top of my heart.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-02 at 17:43You're loading country flags from flagcdn.com
in which each png
is named after a two-letter country code that you have in your country_code
value.
You just need to update your loadFlag
function to properly update the img
tag's property values. See the working code snippet below.
QUESTION
The following program in C# computes 10 million Babylonian iterations for the square root.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-24 at 09:26The problem was fixed by unchecking Prefer 32-bits
in the C# project options.
I was also able to reproduce the performance problem on C++ side by changing the Enable Enhanced Instruction Set
option in Visual Studio to either No Enhanced Instructions (/arch:IA32)
or Streaming SIMD Extensions (/arch:SSE)
. These options are only available when building a 32-bit program. As was hinted by @shingo in the comments, there seems to be a performance problem when computing with NaNs in older 32-bit instruction sets. Indeed, the given code computes solely with NaNs when the parameter a
is set to infinity.
QUESTION
Here's how I parse the xml response from this url
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-23 at 15:19Unfortunately, you have to deal with the namespace in the file. So try it this way:
QUESTION
Official docs says that class can be built dynamically like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-31 at 16:06Change:
QUESTION
I need to pass multiple filled values to a hidden form field using javascript/jquery. The fields must have a value or don't pass. I can pass the regular text fields with no problem but the checkbox and radio fields always seem to get me. Javascript is not my expertise so I'm willing to learn. Thanks in advance.
The values we are wanting to capture are:
- Questions/comments
- Product Interests (this can be multiple values)
- Industry
- Number of Employees
- Multiple Locations if "true".
Each item will be separated by a pipe character.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-06 at 18:09Here's one way. You can just put a change
event listener on the form tag - any changes to the form will trigger the script. The string that gets written into the hidden field is JSON and it can be easily decoded on the back end.
QUESTION
I have a df like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-29 at 09:57def create_similarity_df(df_to_dict):
df_similarity = pd.DataFrame()
for user in df_to_dict:
for i in range(len(df_to_dict[user])):
for j in range(i+1,len(df_to_dict[user])):
df_similarity = df_similarity.append(
{'user':user,
'id1':df_to_dict[user][i]['id'],
'id2':df_to_dict[user][j]['id'],
'label1':df_to_dict[user][i]['label'],
'label2':df_to_dict[user][j]['label'],
'similarity':DistJaccard(df_to_dict[user][i]['label'],df_to_dict[user][j]['label'])},
ignore_index=True)
return df_similarity
QUESTION
I am doing some dpdk cryptodev tests related to throughout with intel QAT. When using the dpdk app dpdk-test-crypto-perf , I notice that the throughput is way less than what is mentioned in http://fast.dpdk.org/doc/perf/DPDK_20_11_Intel_crypto_performance_report.pdf
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-16 at 07:44Based on the logs and live to debug it is concluded the performance is in line with the expected values of both SW and HW
. Following are the reasons variation
- QAT HW crypto is done on Xeon cascade lake cores
- SW Crypto is run on corei7 11th gen platform
- Core clocks on corei7 goes up to 5Ghz with turbo boost
- HW crypto is run with CPU cores from remote NUMA
- HW crypto is limited with memory controller to use with
-n 4
- HW crypto runs for a total of
30000000
and SW crypto is run for10000000
- HW crypto devices are 3 but lcores passed is 5 causing 2 lcores to share the same HW.
- HW crypto is done over 3 VF hence total capacity should be summed up rather than individual results.
With these the right command to use is
HW: ./dpdk-test-crypto-perf --socket-mem 2048,1 --legacy-mem -l 4,6 -w 0000:3d:01.0 -- --buffer-sz 64,128,256,512,1024,2048 --optype cipher-then-auth --ptest throughput --auth-key-sz 64 --cipher-key-sz 16 --cipher-iv-sz 16 --auth-op generate --burst-sz 32 --total-ops 30000000 --silent --digest-sz 20 --auth-algo sha1-hmac --cipher-algo aes-cbc --cipher-op encrypt --devtype crypto_qat
SW: ./dpdk-test-crypto-perf --socket-mem 2048,1 --legacy-mem -l 4,6 --vdev crypto_aesni_mb_pmd_1 -a 0000:00:00.0 -- --buffer-sz 64,128,256,512,1024,2048 --optype cipher-then-auth --ptest throughput --auth-key-sz 64 --cipher-key-sz 16 --cipher-iv-sz 16 --auth-op generate --burst-sz 32 --total-ops 30000000 --silent --digest-sz 20 --auth-algo sha1-hmac --cipher-algo aes-cbc --cipher-op encrypt --devtype crypto_aesni_mb
for 64B on Xeon (3.1Ghz) we were able to get 3.2Gbps, while corei7 (5Ghz) with SW was able to get 4.2Gbps. with 2048B HW on Xeon were able to achieve 50Gbps while SW 19.2Gbps.
Note: in Xeon there are drops for enqueue and dequeue, which can be reduced with platform and BIOS settings further.
QUESTION
this is json output:
{"query":{"apikey":"...","base_currency":"USD","timestamp":1635972203},"data":{"JPY":113.99127,"CNY":6.39464,"CHF":0.9114,"CAD":1.23881,"MXN":20.54423,"INR":74.44808,"BRL":5.57063,"RUB":71.80098,"KRW":1175.11443,"IDR":14295.1734,"TRY":9.63691,"SAR":3.75119,"SEK":8.52554,"NGN":410.22181,"PLN":3.94541,"ARS":99.81213,"NOK":8.49529,"TWD":27.78459,"IRR":42000.64577,"AED":3.67284,"COP":3827.77643,"THB":33.32047,"ZAR":15.23269,"DKK":6.40357,"MYR":4.15212,"SGD":1.34783,"ILS":3.11624,"HKD":7.78416,"EGP":15.7003,"PHP":50.65881,"CLP":811.73282,"PKR":169.4547,"IQD":1458.01958,"DZD":136.722,"KZT":428.93534,"QAR":3.6499,"CZK":21.94293,"PEN":4.0008,"RON":4.25921,"VND":22747.41599,"BDT":85.57148,"HUF":308.78687,"UAH":26.25062,"AOA":598.0065,"MAD":9.06226,"OMR":0.38491,"CUC":24.00026,"BYR":2.00003,"AZN":1.69502,"LKR":200.00259,"SDG":438.90856,"SYP":2511.07513,"MMK":1746.02836,"DOP":56.29093,"UZS":10690.31508,"KES":111.25137,"GTQ":7.73108,"URY":44.18107,"HRV":6.47553,"MOP":8.01811,"ETB":47.31305,"CRC":635.74442,"TZS":2298.03956,"TMT":3.49009,"TND":2.80635,"PAB":1.00002,"LBP":1505.5263,"RSD":101.16202,"LYD":4.54568,"GHS":6.00013,"YER":249.956,"BOB":6.82018,"BHD":0.377,"CDF":1999.22628,"PYG":6875.19435,"UGX":3550.05822,"SVC":8.7497,"TTD":6.74137,"AFN":90.84208,"NPR":119.13277,"HNL":24.06657,"BIH":1.68483,"BND":1.34753,"ISK":129.16264,"KHR":4060.117,"GEL":3.14003,"MZN":63.22108,"BWP":11.45513,"PGK":3.5113,"JMD":153.22216,"XAF":564.86281,"NAD":15.2189,"ALL":105.53113,"SSP":391.0052,"MUR":42.90097,"MNT":2830.04693,"NIO":35.21094,"LAK":10330.27262,"MKD":53.08156,"AMD":474.80501,"MGA":3928.06091,"XPF":102.48118,"TJS":11.26034,"HTG":98.0013,"BSD":1.00003,"MDL":17.41883,"RWF":1018.02194,"KGS":84.77099,"GNF":9510.20822,"SRD":21.40242,"SLL":10779.18736,"XOF":568.81159,"MWK":807.36713,"FJD":2.06806,"ERN":15.05028,"SZL":15.21372,"GYD":207.78611,"BIF":1980.25293,"KYD":0.82002,"MVR":15.42042,"LSL":15.23032,"LRD":146.80405,"CVE":94.95278,"DJF":177.50237,"SCR":14.42749,"SOS":575.00647,"GMD":52.15123,"KMF":424.6543,"STD":21.11031,"XRP":0.83002,"AUD":1.34372,"BGN":1.68394,"BTC":0.0159,"JOD":0.70801,"GBP":0.73402,"ETH":0.00022,"EUR":0.86112,"LTC":0,"NZD":1.40184}}
The data section contains many key value pairs, but their number and names vary according to base_currency. (For example if i send request with USD there is no USD key or if i send request with CNY there is no CNY key in data section)
So what kind of data class should I create so that I can use it with the retrofit and gsoncreator libraries. (I am also trying to use and learn jetpack android libraries if this is important)
i use that data classes: (I am not using gson annotations because i believe my variables names are correct and i try that it doesn't help)
data class ResponseFromApi(val data: Data,val query: Query)
data class Query(val apikey: String, val base_currency: String, val timestamp: Int)
data class Data(val hashmapForData: HashMap)
(i suspect some values are integer but i am not sure)
it doesn't work. Maybe that's not the problem. I don't know but least i need to know, Are these classes correct? What is the proper way to do this.
And i don't know how to get error message from retrofit object so i can identify the problem. But this is another question.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-04 at 09:37Arpit Shukla's answer is correct.
QUESTION
I am not using any Comparators/Sorting in my Java code, still it is throwing " java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Comparison method violates its general contract!" Exception.
Below is the piece of code that throws exception on the restTemplate.exchange line on debugging.
Started getting this exception when I changed the version of spring-boot-starter-parent from 2.3.9 to 2.5.3
How should I resolve this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-28 at 15:34The stacktrace indicates that for some reason the Comparator method for the MediaType.java
class is not ok. As you pointed out that this seems to work locally but not in the cloud I would suggest you compare runtimes.
Looking through the source code for the AbstractMessageConverterMethodProcessor.java
the sorting method is called when the content type for the response can not be found. Maybe you can force a content type by setting an accept
header in the request. Assuming your expecting a JSON response:
headers.setAccept(List.of(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON));
Not sure if this fixes it though, as I could not reproduce the issue in the first place.
QUESTION
I have a global list of symbols, CLOS objects, and a corresponding print-object
method defined that gives them succinct summaries. I'd like to provide the user with a show-all
method that loops over them and prints the same output that I get at the REPL, using print-object
. An earlier question suggested method-function
to look up the specific method and then funcall
it, but using closer-mop
isn't an option.
I can get a specific object to print in the loop, but not looping over the list, e.g.:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-20 at 13:53A symbol is not the same as a thing that it names.
Since print-object
is a (generic) function, normal evaluation applies. It gets the value of foo::my-object
as an argument. It never sees the symbol foo::my-object
. If you iterate over a list of symbols, you still need to lookup whatever values you want, e. g. using symbol-value
if they name global values.
You have specialized your print-object
method on some class, right? Not on an eql specializer for each symbol?
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Install mop
Clone the MoP project from GitHub to your local. git clone https://github.com/streamnative/mop.git cd mop
Build the project. mvn clean install -DskipTests
The NAR file can be found at this location. ./mqtt-impl/target/pulsar-protocol-handler-mqtt-${version}.nar
Configure the Pulsar broker to run the MoP protocol handler as a plugin by adding configurations to the Pulsar configuration file, such as broker.conf or standalone.conf.
Set the configuration of the MoP protocol handler. Add the following properties and set their values in the Pulsar configuration file, such as conf/broker.conf or conf/standalone.conf. Property Suggested value Default value messagingProtocols mqtt null protocolHandlerDirectory Location of MoP NAR file ./protocols Example messagingProtocols=mqtt protocolHandlerDirectory=./protocols
Set the MQTT server listeners. Example mqttListeners=mqtt://127.0.0.1:1883 advertisedAddress=127.0.0.1 Note The default hostname of advertisedAddress is InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName(). If you'd like to config this, please keep the same as Pulsar broker's advertisedAddress.
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