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First you need to initialize ledstate in global scope. Second you need to update LED inside LED1() function by passing LED to LED1().

As I saw an error is related to permission. SO you need to execute the command with the help of "sudo" like,

You have a mysqli object in your class. That has all the methods you are looking to use. Do something like this:

It's because you didn't define name attribute for other inputs! Each input need name attribute so that it's data can be send with form.

I think you need to download and install XCode

Since you have more than one instance of PlaceInfo, therefore there is more than one after task reading the CanBus which may cause race condition. Also after task A may read the message for task B and vice versa.

You need to centralize the reading of the CanBus and perform the reading in a thread because recv() is a blocking task.

So you can create a CanReader class which extends from threading.Thread and call recv() in its run() function:

Is there any specific reason why you're using the rich prefix while using Primefaces?

It seems you came from migrating legacy code that was attached to Richfaces instead, so, being legacy you use tag handlers instead of UI components, this is why you get an unexpected behaviour (only the first row being processed) in your Datatable.

Replace the c:choose block with conditional renders instead.

Also, you're accessing only the first line in your outputText and selectOneMenu components, replace them by line values.

Also, and finally, NEVER NEVER use getter methods to build up your structures in the JSF managed beans! They could be called more than once while the view renders. Instead, build up your data in a method annotated with @PostConstruct or use f:viewAction:

install latest version of autoprefixer through this command **

npm install autoprefixer@9.8.0

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You have started with a StreamReader so I used that approach.

I am using a StringBuilder to accumulate the the strings for the text boxes. A StringBuilder is mutable (changeable) unlike a String. Every time we add something to a String, the old String to discarded and a new string is created. If there are more than a few strings, a StringBuilder is more efficient.

I read the first line then start the outer Do loop. First we find the text box to be filled using the Controls collection. I strip off the leading and trailing brackets to get the string that is the name of the text box.

The inner Do keeps looping until we reach the end of the file or find the next occurrence of the bracket. .ToString is called on the StringBuilder and added to the text box. The StringBuilder is cleared and we go to the top of the outer Do and get the next text box.

The outer loop quits at the end of the file.