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There are several reasons why the body tag of your angular app fails to render on the server side. Here's a checklist:

• First make sure your live environment supports NodeJS. Without NodeJS on the server, you can't use server-side rendering
• In Visual Studio, try changing your ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT environment variable from DEVELOPMENT to PRODUCTION and run your application. In some cases the app behaves differently in either configuration (looks for the main.js file in another location when PRODUCTION). After starting the debugger and trying to prerender a view, you may see some exceptions in the Visual Studio Output window.
  • In my case the main.js file had to end up at ClientApp/dist/main.js. So I had to modify angular.json changing the projects:ClientApp:architect:build:options:outputPath to dist (see also)
• If you experience this problem using Visual Studio, do always look at the Output window for errors which will point you in the right direction.
• If you're hosting a PWA (for example through @angular/pwa), then it's totally normal that you're getting an empty page when going to View source in the browser. If you'd then ctrl + F5, you'll be bypassing the angular service worker which shows you the prerendered html source. This is something you shouldn't bother about. Google, Bing, ... will actually fetch and index the server-side rendered version of your page.
• If you're using ASP.NET Core 3.1 or earlier, you cannot have an async lambda for your SupplyData delegate. SupplyData is not a Func and is not being awaited in the source code of ASP.NET Core. I changed this in my port to .NET 6

As I researched a lot and did not find a solution to this issue as it's occurring only on the newer version of the animation package.

I tried the below versions:

• 13.2.4 (Latest one) throwing same es error

• 13.2.3 throwing same es error

• 13.2.2 throwing same es error

• 13.2.1 throwing same es error

• 13.2.0 working without error.

So I think for a temporary fix you should update your package.json by pointing to a specific version of this npm like below.

Use set intersection using & with df.apply and Series.str.split:

You dont need to modify the jar, all you need is to create a gwt.xml file in your own project/client module that has its sources tag points to the pojos package.

What I would do is to create a package in my client module com.ia.ia.maintenance and add a new gwt.xml there Maintenance.gwt.xml

This most possibly is a browser cache issue (probably cached by a proxy)...

The icon is usually replaced during update. It is located in

...\Domino\Data\domino\html\favicon.ico

If it has not been replaced (showing as orange in Explorer), then most probably more then just the icon is missing: Then better install 11.0.1 again to make sure, all files are replaced properly.

The LotusScript object model includes a NotesMIMEEntity class (MIMEEntity in Java) for creating MIME parts in a document. However, the LotusScript object model does not include a MIME parser. Stephan Wissel's example uses the mime4j library to parse MIME. Then he uses MIMEEntity to create each part. I think you will have to do something similar.

MimeMessageParser.java is another example that writes MIME to a Notes document. This class is part of the XPages Extension Library. It also uses the mime4j parser and MIMEEntity. It just uses a different approach to parsing. It might be useful to compare MimeMessageParser with Stephan's code.

By the way mime4j itself has been included in Domino since 9.x, but it is packaged as part of the OSGi framework. If you are implementing an OSGi plugin it's easy to add a dependency on the org.apache.james.mime4j bundle. If not OSGi, you may need to get your own mime4j jar (or find a different MIME library).

It is not possible to express in typescript type system such restriction without validating generic argument.

However, it is possible to create a type utility which will validate your input.

Consider this example:

You can use

You can use WIT HRECURSIVE to achieve your goal. You just need to specify when to stop the recursion and find a way to select only those records, where the recursion did not produce any additional rows for.

Have a look here: