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kandi X-RAY | RemoteApp Summary
kandi X-RAY | RemoteApp Summary
This app is created for my Major Project at Aberystwyth University. It uses the [Rhodes] framework. I’ve been using XBMC for more a couple of years now and I’ve made an XBMC remote application for my Major Project for my degree. It’s a novel approach that uses Rhodes to create the application natively on either iOS, Android, etc. My application is written in Ruby, HTML and JS. But has some cool features such as: - Can put movies into a watch later list - Can scan movie barcodes and either finds it added in the database or adds it to a buy later list. It uses the JSON RPC API to communicate with the XBMC server. You need to add your own Google Shopping API key to project in the following file "app/helpers/product_helper.rb".
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- Validates each of the child attributes and validations
- Returns array of all error messages
- Verify that the option is valid
- Returns true if all valid groups are valid .
- Require required attributes .
- Add validations to the model .
- Returns true if the attribute is valid
- All validations
- Runs after_after_id .
- Get the value of the attribute typecast
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QUESTION
I am building a React application based on micro-frondends using ModuleFederationPlugin ModuleFederationPlugin from webpack 5.
I have two separated projects (App1 and App2) which expose components and these are used in other project (AppShell).
App1 structure:
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Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 15:14The error lies in the package names of your individual applications. Each package.json in your app folders has the name "test":
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I can't deserialize this XML to an object, I don't know what is wrong with this:
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Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 16:02I don't immediately see why it doesn't work, but one alternative is to use System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer.
Start by creating the appropriate Envelope classes by copying the XML into a new class (Edit → Paste Special → Paste XML as Classes)
Then deserialize using this as an example:
QUESTION
currently I am struggling with the problem of a single instance JavaFX application, packed into an .exe using install4j. The application should run on a Windows terminal server and every user should only be able to run one instance of it. Meaning, Alice and Bob may use separate instances of the application but Alice may only have one instance open.
Writing a lock file with the process id is not a viable option, since the application is targed at Java 8, which has no consistent possibility to retrieve the process id. Opening a socket is also not a desirable solution, as there can be many instances on the same host. Moreover I suppose admins would not be that happy if some application randomly opened sockets on their server...
As I am using install4j to pack the application, I toggled the 'single instance only' feature which seems to run well when connected via a full RDP session. However, the application may be deployed using the RemoteApp feature which in some way circumvents install4j's checking mechanism, allowing one instance to be launched in a RDP session and another by using the RemoteApp.
This leads me to two questions:
- How does the install4j check work? (I was not able to find any details...)
- What would be the best solution to ensure a single instance per user at all times? (And also be failsafe, e.g. recover from JVM crashes)
- Regarding the possibility of
FileLock: as different operating system may handle file locks differently, can it be assured that the file lock is exclusively acquired by one JVM instance on the whole system?
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Answered 2018-Oct-22 at 21:33As for 1: On Windows, install4j launchers create a semaphore with the CreateSemaphore function in the Windows API. You can check the name of the semaphore by executing the launcher from the command line with the
QUESTION
I have an app LocalApp with an API-Controller MyController_A.
When somebody sends a request to MyController_A, the controller redirects the request to a different application RemoteApp and pauses.
When the RemoteApp has done with calculations, it sends a post request to the LocalApp, to a different controller MyController_B.
The task is to await a post request inside MyController_A from the MyController_B before sending a response.
The example below could help to clarify the problem:
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Answered 2020-Mar-06 at 09:29You can use async/await for your Controller A
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One of my clients wants to use a check scanner. They purchased software and have a scanner however they do not want to store any of the data on the workstation the scanner is attached to. I'm wondering if we can utilize RemoteApp to deploy the software? I've built a test of the application being deployed via RemoteApp and it seems to work however I don't have a check scanner to test with. Will I run into driver issues or should this POC work?
Setup a test environment using RemoteApp software works fine however do not have a check scanner to test with.
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Answered 2019-Apr-02 at 17:33It should work ok, but it will often depend on the scanner software. Useally these scanners simply type as if the keyboard was being pressed. So you have to place your cursor in the field on the form, and then scan, and it “types in” what the scanner saw. So, you can launch word, or Access or even note pad for this to work. If you are using remote desktop, then this should also work. If the scanner does not type keys as it scans, then you can’t use remote desktop, but in most cases it should.
And in most cases, the field (text box) you scan into likely will need to parse out the bits and parts of the string into separate text boxes.
So given how most scanners work, then you should be ok. So, you install the scanner software on the client side - and all it really does is press keys as if you were typing. So the trick then becomes to ensure that your cursor is in the right text box before you scan.
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I use .NET's Thread.CurrentPrincipal.IsInRole function to restrict access to certain areas of my Windows applications based on AD security groups. My company is migrating these apps to RemoteApp.
When I first tested these apps after setup, they would report errors indicating that I was not in the correct security group. After the RemoteApp admins changed settings (something about "pass-through" security), it started working. Now a second user with the same permissions as me is having the exact problem I originally had.
Does RemoteApp have issues syncing up the AD security group information? It has been several days since I added the user to the necessary groups.
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Answered 2018-Jan-04 at 23:40It turns out that Remote Desktop Connection Broker was caching credentials. A reboot solved the problem.
QUESTION
I want to inspect the scene graph of my JavaFX application. I've downloaded ScenicView.jar and placed in my project folder along side the .fxml and .java files (I'm using Eclipse).
In VM arguments I have -javaagent:C:\path\to\bin\application\scenicview.jar
Whenever I run the Main class I get this error:
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Answered 2017-Nov-23 at 16:48I had the same problem just a second ago.
Fall back to Scenic View v8.7.0. Add it as a library.
Add ScenicView.show(scene); in your code and it should launch.
Note that you'll need your current project JRE and JDK8 installed.
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I have a Django app that connects to two databases. One of my DBs is on a different (production) server. I want to make very sure that in developing my app, I don't accidentally migrate models on the production server. My understanding is this: Suppose my settings.py DATABASES is this:
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Answered 2017-Nov-02 at 09:51You want the RemoteDBRouter to be authoritative for remote_db database. You don't want to control its migrations from the local machine neither for auth and remoteapp or other apps. Other databases are not necessarily controlled by RemoteDBRouter. Therefore you start by:
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I have a windows applications which are deployed as remoteapp. I'm trying to generate a timestamp using C# DateTime.Now. I'm interested to know, how the timestamp will be generated, in case of user who is using the application from a place having different timezone than that of server which is hosting the application. Will it be the server specific or the user machine specific. If it is according to server timezone, is there any way to make it user machine specific?
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Answered 2017-Oct-02 at 13:02I'm trying to generate a timestamp using C# DateTime.Now.
It's strongly recommend against doing that. That will use the time zone of the system where the code is running. It's just not suitable for a timestamp. In particular:
- Unless you also record the UTC offset, you won't know when the event actually occurred in any particularly meaningful way, including comparing one timestamp with another that might have been captured in a different time zone
- You'll find that timestamps can go backwards in time due to time zone transitions
Instead, use UTC for all timestamps - so DateTime.UtcNow - and make sure that everywhere that uses those timestamps knows they're in UTC.
Even when using UTC, if you're using DateTime.UtcNow the timestamps will be based on the system clock, so if they're generated on multiple machines that might have system clocks that aren't synchronized with each other, your timestamps won't give a definitive ordering... but you'll be in a lot better position than just using the system local time zone.
QUESTION
Have Windows 2012 Server and very very strange problem because my client (noobie admin) did something with configuration in RemoteAPP and ask now for support because he is not familiar much witch RemoteAPP.
So.. At 1st month Published RemoteAPP worked without any issues. Then Client ( noobie admin) added RD Gateway role to test with NAP Role. Then did many tests and now every Published Remote APP run cmd.exe. I don't know why cmd.exe is running with every remote app ? :/ Collections have now ONLY Calc.exe. When I run it over RemoteAPP it cause another window with CMD.exe. What the hell is going on ? I'm fighting with this over 2 weeks and I gave up. But client (noobie admin) do not want me to Prepare new Server with RemoteAPP He wants me to fix old one....
My try:
Removed RD Gateway Role and NAP Role - not help
Removed Remote APP - and Deployed as new - not help
Deleted collections - not help
removed [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Terminal Server\CentralPublishedResources\PublishedFarms\QuickSessionCollection] key
Still cmd.exe runs with calc.exe or any other Published APP. So when I run 3 RemoteAPP aplications I have 3 additional windows with cmd.exe :/
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Answered 2017-Feb-17 at 11:44Finally found problem - answer is on another forum: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28976558/Command-Prompt-opening-when-connecting-to-RemoteApp-using-RDP-file.html#answer41857790
Had to delete infected regedit key HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution\sethc.exe
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