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A jQuery plugin to facilitate the handling of form field dependencies. $( subject ).dependsOn( dependencySet, [options] );.
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QUESTION
I have a very simple program that just produces a JTable that is populated via a predetermined ResultSet, it works fine inside the ide, (intelliJ). It only has the one sqlite dependency.
I'm trying to get an standalone executable jar out of it that spits out the same table.
I did the project on gradle as that was the most common result when looking up fat jars.
The guides did not work at all but i did eventually end up on here.
Gradle fat jar does not contain libraries
running "gradle uberJar" on the terminal did produce a jar but it doesn't run when double clicked and running the jar on the cmd line produces:
no main manifest attribute, in dbtest-1.0-SNAPSHOT-uber.jar
here is the gradle build text:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 23:04You can add a manifest to your task since it is type Jar. Specifying an entrypoint with the Main-Class attribute should make your Jar executable.
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I am trying to create an arm template that creates an additional subnet on an existing Vnet and also creates the NSG at the same time and then attaches it to the subnet. I have got it to the point the NSGs are created but the minute I try to attach NSG to multiple subnets it fails to create the subnet and NSG. Error below
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 17:51You have a "mode": "Incremental"
property on a resource 'subnetname1'. subnet does not take a mode parameter - see the reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/templates/microsoft.network/virtualnetworks/subnets?tabs=json
However, when deploying virtual network, be aware of an well known problem - you need to specify subnets as a property of a vnet. Although you have option do deploy a subnet resource, when you run your template for the second time, virtualNetwork resource will try to remove all subnets (because property subnets is empty) - see more here: https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/issues/2786
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I want to break down a large job, running on a Microsoft-hosted agent, into smaller jobs running sequentially, on the same agent. The large job is organized like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 18:16You can't ever rely on the workspace being the same between jobs, period -- jobs may run on any one of the available agents, which are spread across multiple working folders and possibly even on different physical machines.
Have your jobs publish artifacts.
i.e.
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Everything works perfectly in the code below if run without the 4 lines starting NotificationConfiguration . I thought this might be because of needing the topic policy before setting notification on the bucket. So have tried to do the initial create without the NotificationConfiguration lines and then add these in and update the stack. But get the error Unable to validate the following destination configurations (Service: Amazon S3; Status Code: 400; Error Code: InvalidArgument; . I've tried things like putting the actual topic arn not using !Ref but no joy. Thanks!
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Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 08:40You have circular dependency in your code. You create bucket with notifications, before topic policy is applied. Obviously the policy can't be created before the bucket because the bucket must already exist due to !Ref DataBucket
.
To solve that the bucket name must be known first, which in your case is possible:
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This is a question about the default behavior of Spring. Say I have a singleton bean called BeanA, which has a constructor dependency to a singleton bean called BeanB. BeanB will have to be created before BeanA in order to satisfy that dependency. If both beans implement the DisposableBean interface I would expect the destroy method to be called in the reverse order that the beans were created in, but I can't see it mentioned in the documentation. The best I've found is the documentation for the DependsOn annotation (https://docs.spring.io/spring-framework/docs/current/javadoc-api/org/springframework/context/annotation/DependsOn.html) but it doesn't mention what the behavior is when DependsOn isn't used.
Edit: As I mentioned in a comment below: I've tried this out and in my test it works as expected. BeanA is destroyed before BeanB. I would like some documentation or similar to know that this is always the case though.
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Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 07:25After testing and looking through the Spring source code (for example the DefaultSingletonBeanRegistry mentioned by M. Deinum in a comment) I have found that two singleton beans where one is dependendent on the other will indeed be destroyed in the reverse order they are created in. When thinking about it I have a hard time seeing how it could work in another way. If the beans were not destroyed in the reverse order it would cause a lot of problems. For example, during the shutdown of an app a bean could try to use another bean that has already been destroyed. Unfortunately, I still haven't found any confirmation of the behavior in the documentation.
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'm deploying my application to Azure Functions using the pipeline below. Deploying to Functions in the Consumption plan completes the deployment stage in less than a minute, but deploying to Functions in the App Service Plan takes more than 10 minutes to deploy.
Why is it taking so long to deploy to Functions in AppServicePlan from Azure Pipelines?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 21:51remote build may be enabled, please disable it
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My Yaml Azure Devops pipeline failed when running a script.
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I have this script in the Tuto-BuildDeploy repository:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 08:06You ran the checkout steps in a separate job. And this caused the problem.
Each job will run in in fresh new agent. See here. So TutoDeploy repo which is downloaded in the first job is not accessiable in the second job. You should combine the checkout job with Deploy job. You can set condtions for the AzurePowershell task if it only needs be executed when the checkout steps are successful. See below:
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Problem: I'm experiencing a bizarre issue with a cloudformation
intrinsic function within a custom resource. When I use !ImportValue
my template passes and deploys successfully, but if I switch to using Fn::ImportValue
I get the following error message:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 02:29Your Fn::ImportValue:
should be in a new line or in {}
:
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I have a pipeline that will iterate over files and copy them to a storage location.
The baseURL and relativeURL are stored in a json file.
I can read in this file and it is valid.
I have parameterized the linked service baseURL and this works when testing from the linked service, and from the dataset.
When I try to debug the pipeline however, I get an error:
"code":"BadRequest"
"message":null
"target":"pipeline//runid/310b8ac1-2ce6-4c7c-a1ad-433ee9019e9b"
"details":null
"error":null
It appears that from the activity in the pipeline, a null value is being passed instead of the baseURL.
I have iterated over the values from my config file and it is being read and the values are correct. It really seems like the pipeline is not passing in the correct value for baseURL.
Do I have to modify the json code behind the pipeline to get this to work?
If it helps, the json for the linked service, data set and pipeline are below:
--Linked Service:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 03:01I reproduced your error.
{"code":"BadRequest","message":null,"target":"pipeline//runid/abd35329-3625-490b-85cf-f6d0de3dac86","details":null,"error":null}
It is because you didn't pass your baseURL to link service in Source Dataset. Please do this:
And Dataset JSON code should be like this:
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I have made an Azure DevOps YAML Pipeline which successfully deploys into our testing env; I have copied that pipeline changed the App Name for our Staging Env and the Pipeline fails and gives out this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 12:49I figured this out, there was a settings.xml file in wwwroot/site/deployments/ with the old branch details on it. If you delete settings.xml it will let go of that branch. You may not be able to delete the file though because its set to read-only permission and what you have to do is go into the configuration settings of your web app and change WEBSITE_RUN_FROM_PACKAGE value to 0, save that refresh the web app and then you will be able to delete the file. Then you can re-run the pipeline until your heart is content. :)
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