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I'm working my way through these sample AutoCAD labs(AutoCAD 2021 .NET training) to get a feel for the system, and I'm really stuck on step #6 of lab #5. It asks me to "Check to see if the entry we are going to add to the dictionary is already there" using the "contains" property of a database dictionary(DBDictionary) in an if else statement. However, I can't seem to find any reference to what that entry actually is anywhere in the sample code or instructions. Step #7 Mentions an entity located within the aforementioned DBDictionary, but that seems like a particularly strange thing to search for, and even if it was what I was looking for I can't get a statement like that to work. I've tried. Any advice?

Very new to dapr and docker.

I followed along the dapr getting started. The simple hello world state management example worked fine. Yes Bruce, we all know you are Batman.

So next I built the weather forecast multi-container example for .NET Core. This worked beautifully. (I named my front-end razor pages "wxui" and the back-end webapi "wxapi").

Finally, I wanted to try my hand at adding state management to the weather forecaster example. I modified the front-end Razor Pages app to store and retrieve a bit of state and added a redis container to my docker-compose file.

Things are not going well.

The wxui-dapr container is exiting with this message:

time="2021-05-20T22:47:50.3179068Z" level=fatal msg="process component statestore error: redis store: error connecting to redis at localhost:6379: dial tcp 127.0.0.1:6379: connect: connection refused" app_id=wxui instance=69254f9724b0 scope=dapr.runtime type=log ver=1.1.2

I'm going to guess that the dapr sidecar container is not mapping local port 6379 to the redis container. But I have no idea how to test or fix that.

Here's my docker-compose.yml file, if that's useful:

I had a problem with UDP Datagrams in that I could not receive UDP packets from a server but I could send them. I looked through many examples but could not figure out what was wrong with my code. I finally found hints to what was going wrong from different sites.

I have thus updated the question here in case it might help someone in the future. The code below is working over a WiFi network on a LG phone and was built on Android Studio 4.2 (29/4/2021); SDK Platform 30; Kotlin 1.5.0

At the end of the code section below I have written some comments as to what was causing my code not to work.

This is my MainActivity code

I found what appears to be a breaking change in the AWS SDK between .NET v4.8 and .NET v5.0 / .NETCore v3.1. Following the tutorial in an official blog, I found I could not compile/run the examples in .NET v5.0 or .NETCore v3.1 using the synchronous method SelectObjectContent. The AWS SDK API was clear this was a callable method, but my Visual Studio/Rider saw it was implemented as an internal method, so I couldn't cleanly access it. In fact, I couldn't even compile.

However, after exhaustive attempts, I realized moving back to .NET Framework v4.8 it worked as advertised, even using the same AWS SDK nuget (v3.7.0.21).

Is there a preferred way to access that function, or was a breaking change introduced accidentally that's not documented? I'm not sure how to differentiate whether this is a problem with .NET Framework or AWS SDK, so I'm unsure where to report it. The code is from AWS, but this is dependent on .NET Framework version.

After updating to Microsoft.AspNetCore.OData from 7.5.8 to 8.0.0-rc2 the ~/odata/$metadata url is not working anymore, it just returns 404 - Not found.

Before I file a bug, am I doing the configuration wrong?

I followed this blog and the somewhat updated documentation in the Git repo.

Here is my original Startup.cs for 7.5.8:

I have been trying to use ReactiveElasticsearchClient to index some documents in my spring application. My application is stuck indefinitely when I am trying to run the jar with command java -jar reactive-es-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar application.ReactiveEsApplication

Here's the pom.xml file

I'm using https://github.com/snowflakedb/snowflake-connector-net to connect to and query our Snowflake instance. We currently have a vanity url setup for Snowflake so that we can go to https://X.snowflakecomputing.com/ to access the Console. I have been using X.snowflakecomputing.com as the Host part of my connection string (https://github.com/snowflakedb/snowflake-connector-net#create-a-connection).

Does anyone know if this is okay or should I always be using the full {account}.{region}.snowflakecomputing.com as my Host?

Related to https://github.com/reactor/reactor-netty/issues/1431.

Spring cloud gateway server starts correctly but requests via the gateway fail with the below exception:

I have configured following Kafka properties for my spring boot based library bundled inside a lib directory of an EAR deployed to Wildfly. I am able to start the spring components successfully by loading the porperty file from classpath (WEB-INF/classes)