app-path | Get the path to an app | Menu library

This is not EB issue, but your application. If you check it cerefully using curl for instance, you get response from your Microsoft-IIS/10.0 server. So connection works as expected. Maybe your application requires a path, ebookcatalog-dev.ca-central-1.elasticbeanstalk.com/api or it is invoked by some other non-default way.

I tried changing the App token to a User token and it worked. I'm not sure why. According to the documentation the App token should work just fine.

User API tokens have the same rights that you do as a user of App Center. User API tokens work across all organizations and apps that you're associated with.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/appcenter/api-docs/

Just make a table.xsl.tmp file in your project directory and rerun expo start.

This way it worked for me & katontech.

However this is not the perfect solution, but this bug is tracked and discussed here.

https://github.com/expo/expo-cli/issues/2021

You say your link looks like:

ActivatedRoute is specific to each routed component.

This gives you a couple options.

1. Navigates the root route to return the data you need.

The App Center CLI requires the user to be logged in, and we can log in from our build server by providing a login token.

Using the App Center CLI, enter the following command, replacing [Name Of Token] with whatever you want to name this token

The JSON Spec indicates that "Any character may be escaped.", but some of them MUST be escaped: "quotation mark, reverse solidus, and the control characters". The linked section is followed by a grammar that show "solidus" (/) in the list of escaped characters. I don't think it is really important in practice (typically it needs not be escaped), but that may explain why the library escapes this character.

cl-json relies on an internal list of escaped characters named +json-lisp-escaped-chars+, namely:

That's not a custom message. That's a standard message. You cannot modify standard messages this way.

All you can do is to display yet another message. For example from CurUninstallStepChanged(usPostUninstall).

There are a few things wrong:

• You have not configured a port, so the Bokeh server will use its default port of 5006 (not 5000)

• You have not configured an app path, so the Bokeh server will serve the app from its default location of / (not /bokeh)

It's also worth mentioning that if you whitelist localhost as an allow websocket origin, then it literally must be localhost in the URL bar (i.e. not 127.0.0.1, they are not interchangeable in this context)

Lastly, it's a lot of extra work to put the Bokeh app code in a plain python script that calls Server manually, etc. You could just put the contents of run in a file and call bokeh serve --port=5000 app.py and then the app will be available at localhost:5000/app