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An interactor encapsulates a specific business interaction, often a user interaction, such as LogIn or CreatePost. The business logic is declared by defining a go! method. All possible outcomes are stated by defining a outcomes method. Each instance of the interactor executes the go! method once only to produce a single result. The result consists of an outcome and optional output. The outcome is a single :symbol to name the result. The output an array of zero or more values. Results are reported within the go! method of the interactor. The interactor outcome can then be used to decide response.
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- Delegates the method to respond to the given method
- Runs the outcome of the outcome
- Returns an array of outcomes
- Check if the predicate is defined
- Report for a given outcome
- Execute a conditional block
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I have the following Spring configuration
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Answered 2020-Jun-27 at 15:42This won't answer why the initial solution (merging myprefix.systems[0].datasource.password) did not work, but you may solve your problem by:
- Creating a
db.passwordproperty in theapplication-secret.properties - Use
${db.password}inapplication.properties.
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Right now, I have a CSV file which contains 3,800+ records. This file contains a list of server names, followed by an abbreviation stating if the server is a Windows server, Linux server, etc. The file also contains comments or documentation, where each line starts with "#", stating it is a comment. What I have so far is as follows.
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Answered 2018-Jun-11 at 21:19$arrayfinal = @($arraysplit[0], $arraysplit[1])
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I'm trying to push the values into my firebase-database. When I try pushing the values it gives me an error in the console (Error: Reference.push failed: first argument contains a function in property). I looked it up on firebase and found out it was because of a function being pushed, but i'm not pushing any function at all. But I have a feeling that it might be because of datetimepicker. Need help!
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Answered 2017-Sep-13 at 14:10firebase will not accept date as datatype, try to convert them as string or number and then try to push it into the firebase. I hope your problem is the $scope.startDT because it contains some function in it, your're trying to use it directly that is why it throws a error, try to convert them as string or number, then try to push.
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I'm trying to insert 4 values into my firebase-database (Equipment, Type, start of downtime and end of downtime). The start and end of downtime values are in datetime-local. When I try inserting the values it only makes nodes for the first 2 values being equipment and type. I don't know why its not inserting the datetime-local values.
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Answered 2017-Sep-13 at 13:48I hope firebase doesn't accept date as datatype. So it converts them as string and store as datetime-local values. See this documentation for datatypes accepted in set method.
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