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My JMeter test calculates amount of threads that should be allocated to a thread group using JS expressions like this:

• threadsGroupA expression: ${__javaScript(${__property(threads)}*${__property(threadPercentageA)})}
• threadsGroupB expression: ${__javaScript(${__property(threads)}*${__property(threadPercentageB)})}

The properties passed to script:

I'm trying to clone a repo from Gitlab.com via ssh. But I get this error all the time:

I'm currently analysis how users will get authenticated in a new application we're developing and we're looking forward to use Azure AD B2C. There is however one special scenario that I need to cover but so far I didn't get anything interesting.

Here is the scenario:

A user needs to authenticate in the application using 2 different ways:

1. Usual username / password
2. Barcode scanning (for username) / PIN (for password)

The second scenario is basically to be used with touch screens where the user doesn't have a physical keyboard and needs to be authenticated easily without having to type a complex password.

A single user may have to use both ways depending on where he works. On some workstations (PCs + keyboard), the usual username / password will be used and some others (touch screen only) they will use the barcode and PIN. Note: The barcode content will be the username.

One idea would be to duplicate the user and link them using a custom user attribute. At the signin time, we would have 2 different user flows depending on if this is a usual workstation or touch screen. However I think this is not the ideal solution since we will have to manage both users as one and that may add some management complexity.

In the end, it might sounds strange but we need to have a user with two different passwords. The password to use would depend on a specific user flow (or custom policies?).

Anyone knows if there is a build-in way to achieve this or have any other ideas? Thanks!

I have a strange situation where when I use a local powershell script in my visual studio project that logs in using a service principal and then is able to associate a specific subscription.

I have created a If/ElseIf statement to determine whether the computer is in a certain domain or not, however for some reason this is not working:

I just installed Flutter(2.2.1) on my MacBook(Big Sur 11.4). Here is the result when I run flutter doctor in the terminal.

What is the fastest equivalent in C#/LINQ to compare all combination of elements of an array like so and add them to a bucket if they are not in a bucket. AKA. How could I optimize this piece of code in C#.

The IBKR TWS (Trader Workstation) is a tool for managing stock orders in the stock market, by Interactive Brokers. They provide an API to automate orders, like placing orders, cancelling orders, and more.

I'm creating a program to handle executed orders in my Trader Workstation using the Interactive Brokers Java API.

I'm having trouble detecting when an order fills.

The documentation describes that the execDetails callback (which is an EWrapper method, see code below) is invoked when an order is filled, but I tried using that and the execDetails callback was never invoked (I tested this by logging the reqid int in that callback, and I never got any log).

I have also researched about the completedOrder callback, which I'm not sure if that's the callback that will be invoked when an order is filled, because I tested both callbacks with a simple log, and nothing was outputting in the console.

I don't understand the reqExecutions function and whether I need that. I have already read the documentation on this callback, and I don't understand what I'm doing wrong. I want to know I how can detect when an order fills, or executes in the TWS using their API.

Here is my current code:

I have this table: