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Simple page for manage todo tasks. Loggin manager secure for users.Create users. Create, edit and delete tasks.
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- View function
- Get all theodos for a user
- Put todo
- View function to login
- Get user by ID
- Signup a user
- Update a user
- Load user by username
- Query a user
- Create Flask application
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QUESTION
i am trying to kill activity from tasks after picture and picture mode was activated and so far I tried finish()
, finishAffinity()
, onBackPressed()
, programmatically set excludeFromRecent
but activity still lives on in background..
We can see same behavior in Google Maps
when we click on that cross icon. App still lives in background, but i need to brutally kill it :)
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-22 at 22:18So actually i found the solution. finish()
have to be changed for finishAndRemoveTask()
and task will be closed in background correctly. So setExcludeRecentToKillActivity()
is not needed anymore.
QUESTION
From a package A, I triggered running service from privileged package B. Package B performs an update of package A. Target device is using Android 9 (API Level 28). The update is successful (app version code has changed). But my issue is that after the update, package A is in background ; on my device, it is on the background app list, I have to manually press on it to bring it to the foreground.
I would like it to come back to the foreground after install.
What I tried:
Sending a BroadcastIntent from package B to package A after install ; it looks like the intent is not received on package's A BroadcastReceiver (maybe due to the fact that it is in background or the app has been updated?)
After install this command works if I run it manually through adb: "$ adb shell am start -n "com.mma.mainapp/com.mma.mainapp.MainActivity" -a android.intent.action.MAIN -c android.intent.category.LAUNCHER". So I tried performing it from package B after install after a delay: "am start -n "$mainAppPackage/$mainAppPackage.MainActivity" -a ${Intent.ACTION_MAIN} -c ${Intent.CATEGORY_LAUNCHER}".runCommand(File(".")).
I also tried performing this from package B after install after a delay with correct permission but package A is not listed:
...
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-19 at 12:23You need to start an Activity after the installation is complete. It is possible you start activity before installation is complete. To get app A update completion register a broadcast receiver like this:
QUESTION
I have an app that makes an http request via the localhost to a separate, third-party app which I do not control, and waits for a response from that call before continuing. The workflow goes like this:
- User is inside my app
- User presses a button, which launches and calls out to the third-party application
- User interacts with the third-party application
- When the third-party application finishes its work, my app picks up the completed http response, and pulls itself back to the forefront via MoveTaskToFront for the user to continue working.
This functions properly in Android 9 and below, but the last step does not work in Android 10, I believe due to the new restrictions on launching activities from the background.
I have no control over the third-party app, so I cannot modify it to close itself when finished working, or request that the calling app be returned to the foreground when appropriate. Does anyone know of a workaround for this?
Edit: as requested, I've added the code snippet with the call out. This is a Xamarin project, so it's written in C#, but this particular code section is Android-platform-specific, so I am able to make Android system calls.
First I have to bring up the third-party app:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-19 at 14:59Quick update in case anyone else has this same issue: I was able to work around this by adding an Accessibility Service to the project. Simply having an Accessibility Service registered and enabled by the user allows MoveTaskToFront to function as it did in APIs <29; the actual service doesn't need to do anything.
QUESTION
I'm trying to post data using axios.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-24 at 09:14You need to send data without JSON.stringify like this:
QUESTION
Trying to learn using ZIO library, so I decided to create a basic web service app. Idea pretty basic, use http4s lib for server and route endpoints, print "hello world" on endpoint call.
With the help of docs and examples I found, produces code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-25 at 06:38I would like to explain more but I don't know where you got your code sample or what your build.sbt
looks like but I happen to have some http4s code lying around so I took the liberty of adding some import
statements and simplifying it a bit. You can always add back the complexity I took out.
Here's what worked for me.
/tmp/http4s/test.scalaQUESTION
I have a query that I'm trying to consolidate onto 1 line using SQL server.
It keeps forcing me to group by the Frequency
column but I only want to group by the UserId
. Can anyone let me know what I'm doing wrong.
CODE:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-15 at 11:01simply since you want group by userID
only , so remove frequency
from Select statment as next:-
QUESTION
I've got a query on SQL Server that is working but when i change the where parameters i receive an error.
"Arithmetic overflow error converting int to data type numeric. Warning: Null value is eliminated by an aggregate or other SET operation."
The below query works when the day is -7. If i change this to -90 I receive the error. Can anyone let me know why and what I need to do to correct this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-22 at 17:28Instead of using ISNULL
on your CASE
you could handle this with an ELSE
. Your error is coming from the fact that your COUNT(Category)
or SUM((CASE WHEN impact > 0 then 1 end))
is returning a value that is larger than 999. When you are casting this as cast(... as decimal(5,2))
you are specifying a precision of 2, which only leaves room for 3 digits to the left of the decimal. i.e. the max value would be 999.99
.
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QUESTION
I'm writing a plugin for Adobe Premiere on Mac, which opens an external application and then uses NSPipe and NSFileHandle to read the standard output from the external application. I know the recommended ways to do this involve either using NSNotificationCenter along with NSFileHandle's readInBackgroundAndNotify command, or to use NSFilehandle's setReadabilityHandler method to read the output a line at a time as it arrives:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-04 at 18:33Well, looks like the actual problem was that, when launching everything from within Xcode, my external app would immediately flush the stdout buffer when I printed to stdout, but when launching things without Xcode I needed to add the following line to flush it manually:
fflush(stdout);
So the problem was with that, not with the code in my plugin not properly waiting for and reading from the pipe!
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