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gmetric is a Perl library typically used in Media, Media Player applications. gmetric has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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Appending Object to all select classes javascript

Why does Flexy-Pool cause a NoSuchElementException when configured via Spring in Apache Storm

Codenarc strange dependencies

QUESTION

Appending Object to all select classes javascript

Asked 2020-Feb-26 at 16:50

I have 4 HTML elements with the class GMetrics, I am able to set the values if I call the element by ID but I figured this would be much cleaner to have one function that handles populating all the select fields instead of 4 separate functions for each ID

I have a 2D array with my values stored in it, which I was testing previously using the document.getelementbyid which worked fine. Now I'm having an issue where it loops over the inner while loop 4 times (which is the number of the GMetrics class I have on the HTML) but it's only appending it to the last class instead of the first 3.

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Feb-26 at 16:48

document.getElementsByTagName('select') might help you get the get elements you are looking for.

Also be aware you are repopulating classCount each iteration of the while. Moving:

var classCount = document.getElementsByClassName('GMetrics').length

to before the loop will help keep it at its constant value.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60418639

QUESTION

Why does Flexy-Pool cause a NoSuchElementException when configured via Spring in Apache Storm

Asked 2018-Feb-07 at 10:36

I have an Apache Storm (1.1.1) based application, which uses Spring (5.0.3) to configure and inject Hibernate-based (5.2.12) database services, which connect to a PostgreSQL database.

Between Hibernate and the database, I have configured flexy-pool (2.0.0) on top of HikariCP (2.7.6) as a datasource (see Figure A). The application is launched on some Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server instances with the latest OpenJDK 8 version.

I experience sad runtime exceptions related to flexy-pool after starting my Storm topology. However, this is not deterministic. Sometimes it will work, sometimes the exception below will be thrown. If I do not use flexy-pool in my application (see Figure B) everything works everytime as expected.

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Feb-07 at 10:36

I found, that Dropwizard Metrics 4 (which is required by flexy-pool) was missing in my shaded jar and therefore this wired runtime exception occured:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48661082

QUESTION

Codenarc strange dependencies

Asked 2017-Dec-18 at 14:17

We are using codenarc plugin and gradle, and i see the strange things in dependencies:

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Dec-18 at 13:58

As you can see in your output the culprit is GMetrics.
CodeNarc 0.25.2 depends on GMetrics 0.7 which in turn depends on Groovy 2.1.0 or newer which resolves to the newest available version 2.6.0-alpha-1.
Default version conflict resolution strategy is to use the newest version on conflict, which then is the 2.6.0-alpha-1.

It is an error (in my opinion) for a lib to publish with a dynamic range.
GMetrics obviously also have seen this as error and fixed this dependency in 1.0 where they depend on a specific Groovy version instead.
CodeNarc 1.0 in turn depends on GMetrics 1.0.

So the easiest you could do if feasible, is to depend on CodeNarc 1.0 and your problem will be gone.

Alternatively you can also declare the Groovy version to be used in your own dependencies with force true which will force the version you define.

Alternatively you can configure the dependency resolution to influence the version selected.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47869255

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