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The solution would be - create a user new for mysql and use that user for your project. Also as @Christian said if the setup process failed once then you have to drop the database and create again. And then repeat the installation process again.

As you are passing object in bind, you can object.search.grid.getSelectionModel().getSelection(); Then make a loop to find the selected row.

Finally solved - you have to define a custom AMQPChannel with a custom AMQPConnection with SSL options and then set this AMQPChannel to the producer:

Your composer.json already lists symfony/symfony as a required package. This contains symfony/mime - as long as you are using Symfony v4.3 or later. The MIME component did not exist before that.

You are using Symfony 3.3, but the int environment variable preprocessor was not added until Symfony 3.4, according to this.

I don't think you'll be able to use env vars to configure this value, since environment variables are strings by default.

Your options are to either use different parameters files for different environment, as things used to be done back then (which I understand can be inconvenient when using containers); or upgrade to a more recent version of Symfony.

Should be

• Smyfony Routes
• Url Slugs for Data Objects
• Static Routes

The error states that the method should exist on DefaultController and not on MyContentController. In the screenshot of your static route, you have used the DefaultController only.

About the resolver

When importing a CSV, Pimcore has for each row basically two options: create a new DataObject or update an existing one. When you want Pimcore to update existing DataObjects then you need some logic to retrieve that specific DataObject based on some info in the CSV. That's where the Resolver comes in place.

Pimcore supports 5 different resolver strategies:

• Id: your CSV needs to contain a column with the DataObject id, and that value is used to fetch the corresponding DataObject to update
• Filename: same as above, but for the filename (= key) of the DataObject
• Fullpath: same as above, but for the full path of the DataObject
• GetByAttribute: same as above, but for a given attribute within the DataObject (for example if you have a field ProductCode in it)
• Code: a custom PHP class containing logic to retrieve the existing DataObject

The Id operator has one drawback, which you are currently running into:

Resolves the objects via the object ID. The object has to exist, otherwise an error is thrown.

Based on your question, I have the feeling that you are only inserting new DataObjects (at least for now, maybe you might also want to update later on).

When creating DataObjects you need to specify a key/filename (most likely you already noticed that when creating an object manually), so your CSV should already (if it doesn't you should add it) contain a column with either that key/filename or with the full path for the new DataObjects. That same column can/should be used to resolve any (potentially already) existing DataObjects.

So you should use either the Filename or Fullpath Resolver. Both have options what to do if the object already exists (update it? ignore it?) and (more important in your situation) what to do when it doesn't exist yet.

About the dates

Looking at the code, any string that can be parsed by the PHP's method strtotime can be entered in your CSV. Your value 2016-05-30T14:36:03 parses just fine.

Finally I've come to the point where it get's interesting: as the error message tells you, symfony/symfony is already installed (as this is a dependency of pimcore/pimcore). This core package contains all components of Symfony, and installing a single additional component (like symfony/asset) is not possible.

If you can use the posted image tag () without any error message popping up during rendering (in terms of: the markup can be generated, even if the image's source is not generated as expected), this also means that the Twig extension needed for the asset function is installed.

So, the next step for you is searching for the asset configuration that is missing to generate the proper image URL.