apnd | APND : Apple Push Notification Daemon sends Apple Push | Notification library
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APND (Apple Push Notification Daemon) is a ruby library to send Apple Push Notifications to iPhones. Apple recommends application developers create one connection to their upstream push notification server, rather than creating one per notification. APND acts as an intermediary between your application and Apple (see APND Daemon below). Your application's notifications are queued to APND, which are then sent to Apple over a single connection. Within ruby applications, APND::Notification can be used to send notifications to a running APND instance (see APND Notification below) or directly to Apple. The command line can be used to send single notifications for testing purposes (see APND Client below).
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- process socket
- Unserialize socket
- Start the server .
- Creates a new SSL connection .
- Receive the tokens from the client .
- Sets the daemonized process .
- Sets up the given options .
- Connect to the server .
- Set notification type .
- serialize the JSON payload
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QUESTION
I'm trying to parse a big xml from request using the following code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 13:19From the :1:1:
position marker in your error output, you parsed an empty string.
Your document is ending on the first character of the first line, which is probably the simulated end of file
sentinel that marks no more input is available.
The problem is not within this code, it is within the code that puts characters into the eD
string.
Since the request.getReader()
populated eD
, odds are you have an issue with your request. Either it returned a 404
or the web server returned a 300
series redirect, or some other issue (assuming it is HTTP) that would normally have an empty body.
Inspect the return code of your request before grabbing the contents of its body. It will tell you what you need to know to seek the right answers to fixing this.
QUESTION
I am trying to create a native method in Java using C++. However, my g++ compiler keeps telling me that my GetByteArrayElements function is not declared. I have included both jni.h and the corresponding header file to my class, I do not know what is wrong. Please help me.
I have tried changing the arguments to see if that was the problem. It was not, putting env
in the front does not help.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-02 at 03:16It should be
For c: jbyte*bt = (*env)->GetByteArrayElements(env,ba,&cp);
For c++: jbyte*bt = env->GetByteArrayElements(ba,&cp);
QUESTION
Tablesorter does not work with my table. I tried to use .trigger('update')
but it does not work for me. Tru use stupidtable and theu work but not correct(not sort string )
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-09 at 04:41Try the following changes:
- Replace
$("Table")
with lower case$("table")
. - The last
+""
won't work because the preceeding line ended with a+
... that likely causes a JavaScript error. - It's not good practice to keep appending rows to the table. It's better to build the entire string of rows, then append once.
- In this case, I don't think anything is gained from wrapping the tablesorter initialization inside a document ready function. It can be removed.
- I'm assuming that
#apnd
is an id added to a? Tablesorter won't initialize if there isn't a
.
- No need to trigger an update immediately after initializing tablesorter. It's only necessary when the content has changed after initialization.
- You don't need to use
$('#apnd').empty();
if the add the new rows using.html()
.
Here's is the updated code. Please try it and let me know if it works:
QUESTION
I have a perfectly functional TkInter right click context menu, with 4 items and 1 separator, however I am trying to find out how to be able to display an icon with each item, I have managed to get the items to show as icons but this removes visibility of the actual text, which is not ideal. Does anyone know how to get the text to display to the right of the icon?
I will paste snippets of the code and the actual menu.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-04 at 14:18Like Buttons, Menubuttons, and Labels, menu items can support both text and images. To do so, you must use the compound
option to tell tkinter where you want the image to appear relative to the text. The available option values are bottom, center, left, none, right and top.
For example, to get the image to appear on the left, use compound='left'
:
QUESTION
I was working on part of a program in which I'm trying to input a list of numbers and return all groups of 3 numbers which sum to 0, without double or triple counting each number. Here's where I'm up to:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-31 at 12:21You want combinations without replacement, this is something offered by itertools
. Your sums
can then be made a set to remove the duplicates with regard to ordering.
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