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Is anyone else experiencing the newest couple versions of chrome causing issues with legacy Java applications? Just yesterday I needed to get the company's policy manager to allow downloading files from an internal unsecured server by adding our URLs to a whitelist - you can see the details of the process on the chromium blog here. That issue was present in v90 as well.

What I'm currently experiencing due to the v91 update is as follows: My boss was trying to use a page in one of our Java 6 legacy applications and he noticed that the page wouldn't return the data in any format - we checked and he was already v91. I was on v90 and the page worked fine. After updating Chrome to v91, I'm getting the same broken page as my boss.

I was thinking it might be something related to the CSS but I don't have time to poke at it and redeploy the legacy app every time to test the changes. Though, I have taken a peek at this chromium blog post for version 91. Though I don't see much relating to what may have caused the removal of all non-label fields and the formatting of the label fields are all wonky and out of place.

I'm going to look into investigating the struts tile that holds the code JSP code; if I find something I'll post it here for reference.

The first image below is what one row should look like with the header above it. As you see in the second picture, all there is the header with improper formatting and the grid is gone.

Ref 1. In WWDC2016, Apple announced about web inspector entitlement.

• https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2016/420/?time=377

"To protect the integrity of your app, we don't let just anyone download your app and use Web Inspector to poke around your app.

So you'll need to add this entitlement to your app's Entitlements File for local development.

... you add this while you're developing and then you take it back out when you ship your app. Then once you have this entitlement, your device and app will show up in the Develop menu and you can attach to it. And it's easy — just that easy to connect Web Inspector to your JSContext and WebViews."

Ref 2. The Guide of Webkit.org.

• https://webkit.org/web-inspector/enabling-web-inspector/

Once Web Inspector is enabled, connecting the iOS device to any macOS machine, either via a physical cable or after configuring wireless debugging in Xcode, the name of the iOS device will appear as a submenu in the Develop menu of Safari (and Safari Technology Preview) on the connected macOS machine, allowing for remote inspection of:

• any page in Safari
• websites added to the home screen
• web content in developer provisioned apps
  • SFSafariViewController
  • WKWebView
  • UIWebView
  • JSContext

Following these references, I created an entitlement file with 'com.apple.webinspector.allow = 1' and added it on my project.

Wrote the path of entitlements down on Code signing Entitlements - Debug.

After that, a build error has found "Provisioning profile doesn't include webinspector allow entitlement." and it's gone when I put "Any SDK" underneath of Debug path.

Changed build configuration to "Debug" and Archive.

Finally downloaded and install my app via FTP server but still can't debug WKWebView on mac safari. I still see grayed "No inspectable Applications." sentence.

I tried Xcode 12.4, the latest version of safari, safari technology preview also.

Did I miss something or it's not possible to inspect downloaded iOS application?

I was tried to run my code in kotlin 1.5.10 with a very simple Dagger code as below

I'm trying to create a web app utilizing the Poke API to show multiple Pokemon. I'm trying to have buttons to "change the page" and change the API URL to the next or previous set of Pokemon, but for some reason, the buttons won't change the page on the very first click but will work on subsequent clicks. In console.log, the state and API URL just doesn't change on the first click. Additionally, the first time I hit the previous page after moving forward doesn't move the page backward but instead moves it forward. How do I fix this?

EDIT: After looking through some other posts it looks like the reason has to do with React doing this all asynchronously and I think that it takes too long for the API to update and update all the other data before rendering all the Pokemon. So now I'm wondering how should I force it to wait for the API and data to fully update?

I am working on a project in which I need to post a new Course to my API. I tested this with POSTMAN and API works just fine, however when I try to post data using react fetch data is corrupted. While sending single strings like dishName: "pizza" works just fine and is shown in database I cannot manage to send an array of objects. I tried to do it in many ways like:

I would like to share data (in the simplest case an array of integers) between C and Haskell using Haskell's FFI functionality. The C side creates the data (allocating memory accordingly), but never modifies it until it is freed, so I thought the following method would be "safe":

• After the data is created, the C function passes the length of the array and a pointer to its start.
• On the Haskell side, we create a ForeignPtr, setting up a finalizer which calls a C function that frees the pointer.
• We build a Vector using that foreign pointer which can be (immutably) used in Haskell code.

However, using this approach causes rather non-deterministic crashes. Small examples tend to work, but "once the GC kicks in", I start to get various errors from segmentation faults to "barf"s at this or this line in the "evacuation" part of GHC's GC.

What am I doing wrong here? What would be the "right way" of doing something like this?

I have a C header with the following declarations:

I'm reading an .xlsx spreadsheet into a C# console app with a view to outputting the content as a formatted xml file (to be picked up by another part of the system further down the line).

The problem with the the .xslx file is that it's a pro-forma input document based on, and replacing, an old paper-based order form we used to provide to customers, and the input fields aren't organised as a series of similar rows (except in the lower part of the document which consists of up to 99 rows of order detail lines). Some of the rows in the header part of the form/sheet are a mixture of label text AND data; same with the columns.

Effectively, what I need to do is to be able to cherry pick data from the initial dozen or so rows in order to poke data into the xml structure; the latter part of the document I can process by iterating over the rows for the order detail lines.

I can't use Interop as this will end up as an Azure function - so I've used ExcelDataReader to convert the spreadsheet to a dataset, then convert that dataset to a new dataset entirely composed of string values. But I haven't been able to successfully point to individual cells as I had expected to be using syntax something like

I've been building a "pokedex" as a side project, and what it does so far is basically render an big array of pokemons in a grid and display it on screen.

I knew that this was going to be a problem but since i didn't know how to "fix" that I ignored it, but now it's getting really lag when I try to refresh the page.

This is the base code for the whole grid of pokemons, but what i wanted to know is how to make it paint only what I am seeing, instead of loading all 900+~ cards of pokemon (some library or funcionality from react itself), if there is any tips to make the performance better please say so

Main Problem: I am trying to create a BigQuery Table, if not exists.

Approach: Using BigQueryTableSensor to check if table exists, and based on the return value, creates or not a new table using BigQueryCreateEmptyTableOperator.

Problem: I'm not able to get the return value of BigQueryTableSensor sensor using xcom. As we know, the poke method need to return a boolean value.

This is how i created my task: