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CouchDB Queue Service: API-compatible Amazon SQS implementation with NodeJS, CouchDB
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- Validate a new update dialog .
- Create a new message document
- listing queues for a given directory
- Show a list of queued commands
- add a new queue to the queue
- Receive message
- Create a string representation of passed object
- Confirm DB connection
- Send a message to the queue
- check if a message is visible
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QUESTION
We currently use SimpleInjector as our DI container to implement the command-query-separation (CQS) pattern by using ICommand
and IQuery
and ICommandHandler
and IQueryHandler
interfaces.
We also use the decorator pattern to perform aspect-oriented programming. For one of our decorators we use FluentValidation to perform validation logic for specific commands or queries.
With SimpleInjector, it is possible to conditionally register types. This is useful for our FluentValidation decorator when we have a command or query which does not have a corresponding validator. Then we use a NullValidator
as fallback which does nothing. Exactly this scenario is described in the SimpleInjector documentation and looks like this for the FluentValidation scenario:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-02 at 08:14I managed to work around this issue by injecting an IEnumerable>
in the FluentValidationCommandHandlerDecorator
decorator instead of one single IValidator
instance. In that case I don't need a NullValidator
at all and an empty collection gets injected if no validator is available for the specific command or query.
SimpleInjector must be changed to register a collection of IValidator
instances:
QUESTION
I am trying to merge multiple rows into one row. I want all samples from Group.1
with its corresponding Group.2
and cqs
data merged into one row by lot_number
.
Important detail: I have three different sample types in the Group.1
column. I think what I'm having such a hard time with is that I need to merge three different sample types into one row by lot_number
. A lot of the tools I'm aware of only merge two data tables or frames.
What I have:
Group.1 Group.2 cqs lot_number 1xLOD_2234567 MS2 39 2234567 NC_2234567 MS2 37 2234567What I need:
Group.1 Group.2 cqs lot_number (new col) (new col) (new col) 1xLOD_2234567 MS2 39 2234567 NC_2234567 MS2 37These are different concentration levels of solutions that I want matched up by lot number. I have tried ideas like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 16:36We can use pivot_wider
QUESTION
First of all as for "simplified DDD/CQS pattern" I am referencing https://github.com/dotnet-architecture/eShopOnContainers example dotnet application (which is not "strict" DDD/CQRS). However I am not dotnet developer and my question is related to general design patterns / code organization.
My own case is as follows: I have "conference" domain with "conference" root aggregate and "conference_edition" aggregate. In RDBMS language conference has many editions. In this domain all "communication" with outside world is done through root aggregate "conference". So there are use cases like Conference.create(), Conference.addDraftEdition(), Conference.publishEdition() etc.
I have also "booking" domain which manages bookings for specific conference editions (people book tickets for a conference edition).
My question is related to the read model / aggregate of "conference" service (domain?). CMS of this application needs following read model for a conference (example in json for simplicity):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-14 at 19:43Either of the first or second is reasonable. The choice between them will be heavily influenced by how much you want to spread business logic into infrastructure.
Since the conference and booking domains appear to be different bounded contexts, the third option is really only justifiable if there's some change to a conference edition that's only allowable if bookings are in a certain state.
QUESTION
In our project we are using a CQS pattern. Because some of our queries call other webservices, which in our case can be slow, we want to cache those results. Now I've found several solutions how to do this:
- Create an CachedQuery which inherits from a Query object.
- Add a 'CacheResult' attribute to the queryhandler, have a decorator check for the presence of this attribute
- Add a 'CacheResult' attribute to the query, have a decorator check for the presence of this attribute
- Implement a 'ICacheableQuery' interface, have a decorator check for the implementation of this interface.
option 1 is discarded because of "composition over inheritance'
option 2 is not really flexible, e.g. it is not possible to not cache
But how to choose between 3 and 4? Adding an attribute is not inheritance (or is it?) so that is equal. Both are flexible enough, at least for now.
Do I miss some convincing argument? Or is it a matter of personal preference, if so what would you choose to do?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-14 at 13:22Adding an attribute is not inheritance (or is it?)
Whether you want your custom attribute to be inherited is up to you to implement. When you write code that checks the presence of an attribute, you can write it so that it checks the base classes/interfaces for the attribute as well.
As a commenter already noted, attributes allow you to add metadata that could be useful depending on what you're trying to implement.
Generally, I dislike having interfaces without methods just for the sake of differentiating types. But in the end...
Is it a matter of personal preference
Yes.
QUESTION
I'm trying to apply State Space model code from the book, Time Series analysis and its applications from Springer book, to my data.
The code is as below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-17 at 11:30the data jj
is provided in the package astsa
. If you have installed the package you can check it using astsa::jj
. The class of astsa::jj
is ts
meaning that it is a time series object.
However, the error in your optimization is caused by the NA
's.
I've attached a reprex
where you can see that the example of the book seems to work.
And in a second example I've transformed your data into a ts object after eliminating the NA
values. Optimization with optim worked for the adjusted data, but the algorithm has not reached convergence and stopped after 100 iterations. The computation of the standard errors throws a warning that NaNs
were produced. The reason for that is that the variance-covariance matrix has a negative value on the diagonal (but this are the variances and they should be strictly positive).
Since I don't know the example taken from the book, you'll try and find out better starting values for your data.
In the attached reprex
the forecast plot is at the end of the document (no idea why it is not in the right place), but that's not important.
QUESTION
I've just started my research on the "Azure FHIR SQL Server Version".
I had some issues trying to get the Json Resource in plain text, since It is stored compressed in the database (as shown in the following lines):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 21:03The resources are Gzipped, so something like:
QUESTION
I have the following Spring Integration JAva DSL code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-21 at 15:15See this method on the ExpressionEvaluatingRequestHandlerAdvice
:
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