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QUESTION
Installing using CM and successfully download and distribute all parcels.
However, all agents do not decompress parcels when distribution is 100% finished. Checking the log, it says:
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Answered 2019-Jan-08 at 06:12I had the exactly same trouble and could not solve it after a lot of waste of time. I finally ended up with installing via "package" method instead of "parcel" method.
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task.js
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Answered 2018-Jan-22 at 11:03That is because Model.update returns a callback with only two parameters first parameter being err and second numAffected (which is Object not a number) as follows :
QUESTION
I am bit confused with Laravel conventions as I am new to this framework. I am following Jeffrey Way Laracasts videos he uses Plural for Controller names.
E.g.: PagesController, Cards Controller, PostsController
But if I refer official documentations of Laravel > Controllers and Laravel > Tutorials > Quick Start > Intermediate Task List it uses Singular names.
E.g.: PhotoController, TaskController
Can anybody please list down the official coding conventions for following entities?
Tables: posts, comments, post_comments or Post, Comment, PostComment
Columns: id, post_id, comment_id or id, postId, commentId
Controllers: PagesController, Cards Controller, PostsController or PhotoController, TaskController
Models: Pages, Cards, Posts or Page, Card, Post
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Answered 2017-Jan-14 at 22:29Remember that "conventions" are just conventions and you could do whatever you want just be constant, however it's better follow the documentation:
- Table name: plural and
_
to separate words (users, tags, ...) - Columns name: singular and
_
to separate words (user, tag, ...) - Models: singular with first letter capitalized and capitalization to separate words (User, Tag, ...)
- Controllers: singular with capitalized first letter and capitalization to separate words followed by "Controller" (UserController, TagController, ...)
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i have a recursive function in my controllers that create a tree view table from an array, in this function i need to include task view when the if condition is true and this view is just a row of table with different param how can i access this view in a right way? problem is in crate_task_view function where i need task view pleas read codes before answering thanks... code is blow:
this is my TaskController
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Answered 2017-Oct-03 at 11:11Replace
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I'm working on a basic to-do application. Each to-do/task item gets listed as an input item in a Vue component, and the
s are displayed with a v-for pointing to a tasks array.
I'm trying to allow the user to edit each task input, and upon changing the value, have this update the array item (rather than just the input itself). My @change event on the input is firing, but I'm at a loss as to what to do after this point.
https://jsfiddle.net/xbxm7hph/
HTML:
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Answered 2017-May-04 at 19:40You can pass the index and new value to your change event handler:
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I'm currently working on an enterprise application that's performing a long non-linear tasks.
An abstraction of the workflow:
- Gather neccessary information (can take minutes, but not always necessary)
- Process data (always takes very long)
- Notify several worker who post-process the result (in new tasks)
Now, I have created 2 services, that can solve step 1 and 2. As the services shouldn't know of each other, I want to have a higher order Component that coordinates the 3 steps of an task. Think of it as an Callable which sends the task to service one, wakes up again when service 1 returnes an result, sends it to service 2, ..., sends final result to all post-processors and ends task. But as it is likely to have 100'000s of queued tasks, I don't want to start 100'000s threads with task-control callables which even if being idle like 99.9% of the time still would be an massive overhead.
So got anybody an idea of controling this producer consumer queue-like pattern encapsulated in a task-object or somebody knows of an framework simplifying my concern?
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Answered 2017-Jan-27 at 10:53Besides actor frameworks, I would suggest two main approaches that work with plain old Java:
Using an ExecutorService to which we submit tasks. The proper sequencing of steps can be synchronized using Future objects. The overall set of tasks can be synchronized using a Phaser a shown below.
Using the Fork/Join framework
Here is an example using a simple executor service. The Workflow class is given an executor and a phaser (a synchronization barrier). Each time the workflow is executed, it submits a new task for each of the steps (i.e., data collection, processing, and post-processing). Each task uses these phaser to indicate when it starts and stops.
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Rename the .env.example file to .env and edit the file by putting your settings
Create the database
Go to the project root and run composer install
Go to the project folder and run in the terminal: php artisan install
Configure the web server. If you use nginx copying the contents of the nginx file in the project root.
Manually in the Tasks menu
Automatically using cron. To use this option simply copy the contents of the cron file in the project root and create a cron entry on your machine.
Automatically using supervisor. To use this option to copy the contents of the file supervisor in the project root and add the configuration to your supervisor.
Manually running on the terminal: php artisan queue-listen or php artisan queue-work. This option only works if automatic synchronization is enabled
Manually running php artisan tasks:process
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