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I am trying to publish a message in RabbitMQ using grails 3.3.11. But I am in trouble with brazilian portuguese chars.

It seems to be a matter of charset, but I don't know how to resolve it. If anyone knows, please help me.

After proccessing a message in a queue, my code publish a status in another queue. The problem is that I publish a message, but when I go to see that in RabbitMQ, the message is modified with wrong characters. Specifically for brazilian protuguese characters like à, ç, õ, ú and others.

That is my queue publishing code, that where the problem is happening.

I am trying to automate processes from a from. Basically somebody solicits documentatio for a specific client (school). I need the copy of a file created in an existing folder for that shcool. Thing is, when we fill out the solicitation form, we ask for the drive folder url, and I can't seem to get the id from that url, nor access the folder from the url either:

How does contiki os map an IP address to a MAC address, and where is this stored?

I know the basics of ICMPv6 and RPL but once the network is built, when sending an IPv6 packet, how is the MAC address of the next hop known? I assume that a Neighbor Solicitation message is not sent every time. Also, on Cooja, the only ICMPv6 messages I see are RPL messages.

I tried to find the answer by grep, google search and in the doc but I couldn't find it.

I am trying to all p elements located between two h5 elements. The starting h5 text is "Subject" and the second h5 text is "tenders file".

You may see the picture attached as well.

I don't want to have other p elements which are coming after the second h5.

I have tried the following XPath:

I'm trying to connect to mosquitto MQTT test broker using Flutter. It kept giving me nosuchmethoderror, saying I was trying to call connect on null even though I think I've set everything up properly according to the package [documentation].

This is my code:

I have two tables that pertain to images:

Fairly new to Python.... struggling with the for loop in my code, specifically the assignment of Key: 'topic_title'.

I keep receiving a "list index out of range" error. The JSON response at the "solicitation_topics" is nested so I believe I need to pass the index and this works when trying to access directly from the python terminal, however within the function I keep getting the error. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Folks-

I'm embarrassed to solicit advice for something that seems like it should be so easy, but my frustration outweighs my embarrassment. How can I change the order, label, and line color of a single panel in facet_wrap while using automatic ordering, labelling, and coloring for the other panels. Specifically, I would like to plot the "Bronx Cheer Rate" for the country Freedonia and each of its four states (Chico, Groucho, Harpo, and Zeppo, named for Freedonia's founding fathers), but making "Freedonia" the first panel in the graph and making its line black. This is what I have:

My (admittedly inelegant) solution is to

1. Recode "Freedonia" as "aaa" (so it appears first).
2. Use a geom_line statement that subsets the data to "aaa" and changes the line color to black.
3. Change the label of the panel back to "Freedonia." I'm fine until I get to the third step.

Here's some code with a reproducible (or is it replicable?) example:

I have an EKS cluster of 2 nodes which I created by the below command