backstage | Queue/Topic/Job viewer for TorqueBox
kandi X-RAY | backstage Summary
kandi X-RAY | backstage Summary
BackStage is a Sinatra application that when deployed into a TorqueBox server gives you visibility into the apps, queues, topics, message processors, jobs, and services, allowing you to browse settings and stats, and exposes some actions to allow you to change the operational state of the components:. In addition, BackStage allows you to browse messages on a queue, and hides some of the underlying complexity of how topics are implemented in HornetQ. It basically acts as an friendly overlay for JMX, so is very easy to extend if there is more data you want to see. The data/actions that are available from BackStage are also available from /jmx-console (with the exception of queue message browsing), but are more accessible in BackStage. Note: The master branch now only supports TorqueBox 2.x and 3.x. If you need BackStage for TorqueBox 1.x, install version 0.5.4 of the gem, or use the tag v0.5.4 from this repo.
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- Get the tail of the file .
- Iterates over the messages in the queue .
- Returns the cache names of the cache
- Gets up the RPC server .
- Returns all protocols associated with this server
- Handles the attributes of the attribute .
- Retrieves the message message .
- Returns the consumer s consumer .
- Returns the log path for the log
- Returns a hash of JMS properties as a JMS message .
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QUESTION
I am trying to develop a simple plugin on Backstage for the first time. I thought I installed and configured everything right
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-12 at 09:39Solved by running the backend like this:
QUESTION
Could someone guide me, I have tried many different ways but can't find out the problems.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 21:19I modified your html and provide some fake data of mine and sent two emails. I also modified the recipient portion of the code it needed to be flattened and joined with a comma.
The gs:
QUESTION
IEnumerable.Cast().FirstOrDefault();
vs
IEnumerable.FirstOrDefault().Cast();
The reason why I ask is, I see a lot of examples online using it in the first manner. However, is the second linq sequence better performance-wise, since it avoids casting all Elements in the IEnumerable first? Or maybe the first one is safer? Or are they actually doing exactly the same backstage?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 00:48IEnumerable.Cast().FirstOrDefault();
is probably want you want, but the answer has nothing to do with performance.
Unless Element
is IEnumerable
, it doesn't make sense to use Cast()
on the result of FirstOrDefault()
, and will result in a compile error.
Assuming you meant (SomeClass)(IEnumerable.FirstOrDefault());
for your second case, this is also problematic because if IEnumerable
is empty, then FirstOrDefault()
will return null
if Element
is a reference type, or default construct Element
if it's a value type. It would be preferable to default construct SomeClass
in the event that IEnumerable
is empty and SomeClass
is a value type, rather than attempting to cast from Element
to SomeClass
.
IEnumerable.Cast().FirstOrDefault();
will only ever perform a maximum of one cast from Element
to SomeClass
because LINQ chains are lazily enumerated.
QUESTION
I use Google Cloud Speech Transcription as following :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 11:34As I mentioned in the comments, the Video Intelligence transcripts are splits with roughly 50-60 seconds from the video.
I have created a Public Issue Tracker case, link, so the product team can clarify this information within the documentation. Although, I do not have an eta for this request, I encourage you to follow the case's thread.
QUESTION
Question: How to create a web policy agent in OpenAM given that the server URL, which OpenAM runs on, has a not fully qualified hostname?
Initial situation: For a Prove of concept (POC), I emulate a server structure using docker. I have an apache webserver as a resource server (docker container), an OpenAM docker container for the access management, and a flask web app running in a third container as the client. I configured OpenAM via the GUI. Sofar my flask app can authenticate, request, and retrieve access tokens using simple requests as specified here. However now I also want to protect the apache resource server. For the start without flask and simply by installing an OpenAM Web Policy Agent on the apache webserver and configuring a web policy agent profile in OpenAM following this official ForgeRock guide.
Problem:
When configuring the agent profile in OpenAM using the GUI the OpenAM container's domain name http://openam:8080/openam
is not accepted as a valid server URL.
If I use instead e.g. http://openam.local:8080/openam
the error does not show.
What I tried so far:
- I added an Nginx container that functions as a reverse proxy and used it to change the container's hostnames to
.local
. Now I can reach the containers e.g. viahttp://openam.local:8080/openam
andhttp://apache.local:8080
. However, when I now access the OpenAM GUI usinghttp://openam.local:8080/openam
, enter the default passwords, and pressCreate Configuration
the configuration fails with the following message: - Unable to solve the problem from (1) I figured that I recall the Nginx setup and instead try to configure the agent profile using the command line - in the hope that the above error
Hostname of server URL is not fully qualified
is restricted to the GUI. For the setup via the command line there existed the easy command./ssoadm create-agent ...
as descript here. Butssoadm
was deprecated in favor ofAmster
and I am unable to figure out how to configure the agent policy usingAmster
.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 12:08That's a bug in OpenAM console / service validation, it's tracked as OPENAM-16073
However these times there are some OpenAM forks. I would encourage those people to rename their product / project as it's quite confusing.
QUESTION
Can you please give a clear explanation, maybe with an example, as to what does github
mean when saying that a plan includes 2000 actions minutes/month
? If I execute a git pull
does this count as one action? How actions connect to minutes? The time I take to pull some commits from a repo counts towards the minutes I have?
I am aware of SO answers (like this) that may tell someone how to calculate the time remaining but I don't really understand what an action is.
For example, say I have a repository with some python/js code and I start working on a new system. When I do a git pull
to clone my repository in this new system are there any actions in the backstage that are consumed? Do I consume any time from my plan? This is what I haven't clarified and needed maybe some simple examples to demonstrate. Thanks!
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-04 at 09:12That relates to Github Actions, not things like pushing, pulling etc.
QUESTION
I want to show multiple Tags using Messagebox.
I open new Word document and go to Backstage / Info and type in Properties Title: Wordtags Tags: Red;Blue;Green
I use on purpose semicolons and not commas because then in Explorer I can then use in the search box Tags:Red and it finds all red tagged documents.
The following code does work for display Title but gives error on display Tags:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-01 at 11:36Although it appears as "Tags" on the Backstage view this is actually the "Keywords" property. You can see this by displaying the Properties dialog - in Backstage view click on Properties and select Advanced Properties.
QUESTION
I made this simple snippet to understand properties better:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 21:01How is it, that both f1._val and f1.val are the same object?
Because you are setting them to the same object in your code. You take your value, in this case 2
and assign it to both self.val
& self._val
What you did is the equivalent of
a = 2
b = 2
a == b
True
Also, why type(f1.val) is int when it is a function?
When using the @property
decorator, the method no longer is callable. You can think of it almost like an attribute.
QUESTION
My VUE project is embedded in the app,there is a problem.
I wrote an update program function that will display the update progress bar in the pop-up window. This progress bar is reported by the device.
When the update program is executing, I press the Home button,APP drops in backstage,and then,I wake up the App,the van-progress
is Stopped.
Turning off the screen during the update process can also cause this problem. The update progress bar stops the progress when the screen is turned off. Although the device has been updated, the page is stuck.
What should I do?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 12:25Implement onPause and onResume in your activity. onPause will be called when ever you "leave" your activity, either when you lock phone or "minimize" it. In the onPause you can save the state you are currently in. onResume occurs once when you first start your app (after onCreate) and is called again when ever your app is resumed, which happens when you enter it again after putting it in the background or when you unlock your phone (in case you locked your phone when your activity was active)
QUESTION
I'm trying to do a simple photo gallery with a mosaic layout and it looks exactly as I want it to on Firefox, but when I view it with Chrome or Safari, it's all disproportionate. I've looked around SO and watched some videos on CSS Grid, but I can't find why it would do this. I do notice that when I inspect the grid in Chrome, if I remove the "height: 100%" in my css then it seems to work better but the gap gets messed up too.
Any idea what I'm doing wrong that's making it not work? I'd like to have the Chrome view obviously be the same as the Firefox view. I've included screenshots from each browser as well below.
Here's my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-07 at 07:40Chrome looks like what I expect.
Because you're forcing height:100%
I would expect the image to force itself to the grid, which you did not specify a min-height
for and defined by fraction units.
Mozilla is not retaining the aspect ratio of the images, and defaulting to stretch the images to match the closest grid line, somehow. I didn't test it in Mozilla.
Remove all the height:100%
references and add this to your CSS:
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