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The idea behind this library is for the user to define the resources in their application by conforming to protocols that define where and how to get them. These resource can then be retrieved using a generic service type with or without an operation provided by the library.
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QUESTION
I am trying to integrate the WYSIWYG-Editor tinymce with a phoenix LiveView that contains textarea fields. Before using LiveView, I imported it as a node_module library into the app.js file
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 16:41You could attach your hook to the element. Something like this:
QUESTION
Disclaimer: I'm aware there are a fair amount of questions on SO about classloading, but I haven't found a soluation yet...
I have a class on my classpath that has a dependency on a dynamically loaded class. Now I could load that class on java 8 but on later versions its kind of an issue.
On my classpath I have the c:/git/udevelop91/JAVA/usoft.jar
That contains the com.usoft.birt.ReportEngine
class. For this class to work I need the jars in c:/ReportEngine/lib
. One of these jars contains the PlatformConfig. When I load the platformconfig seperatly it works fine and the class gets resolved. When I try to load the ReportEngine class however that fails. Because it has a dependency on platformconfig in the LibraryClassLoader. Ive added the usoft.jar to the LibraryClassLoader as well to see if that works but it seems like that it keeps using the AppClassLoader and not my LibraryClassLoader resulting in a NoClassDefFoundError
. How can I solve this without removing the usoft.jar from the classpath and without adding all the birt jars to the classpath? So the line with reportEngineInst
fails
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-21 at 09:12The comments from Simon helped me realize that I couldn't use the SystemClassLoader. To keep using the current solution with the same classes on the classpath and add the specific classes later I now have:
QUESTION
I have a stand alone oauth2 identity provider that is working. Now I'm developing a consumer that will authenticate users with this stand alone provider.
I'm following this tutorial about passport and Google Auth:
I'm trying to use this information to use passport-oauth2 to work as a client. I have made some changes in the code provided in the tutorial above by following the official documentation on passoprt-oauth2.
I think that I have some problem in the callback function where expressjs receive the confirmation of authentication and info about the user. I don't understand how to use this information.
Here is the code of my app.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-22 at 18:12You need to add serializer:
QUESTION
I have this code below. But after running you will see that there is a problem when animation starts. I want it to look nice: to color first percents part, then the other and so on till 80%. But now as you see it is a mess. Please help me with this.
my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-20 at 14:23The mess was caused by width calculated in percents of variable width given also in percents. Leave default outer div CSS rule in px, and change only inner div with percents
QUESTION
When I have a Vue component in a .vue file with a data member isLoading: false
, and a template:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-13 at 22:44I'm pretty sure you're over complicating things.
This appears to work just fine:
QUESTION
When I have a Vue component in a .vue file with a data member isLoading: false
, and a template:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-07 at 20:06Please review Vue lifecycle in the documentation. Of note is that there is a disconnect between these two events. Also note that nextTick()
waits for the next DOM update cycle, not necessarily the virtual DOM.
This is typically addressed by using the updated
lifecycle hook, which executes code after the virtual DOM has already been updated. If you need to execute some code with the guarantee that the virtual DOM has already been updated, you will want to do it there.
You may also be interested in reactivity in depth. This should act as a good complement to the lifecycle diagram.
QUESTION
I have been using a reflection technique from https://apimeister.com/2015/06/27/add-jar-to-the-classpath-at-runtime-in-jjs.html to load classes at runtime in java's nashorn jjs.
It works in java 8, but in java 9 it doesn't. I know about the recommended command line workaround mentioned in https://stackoverflow.com/a/41265267/5891192
And according to https://stackoverflow.com/a/45970885/5891192 this alternative syntax of using = instead of spaces between the flag and its args seems like it should also be valid (needed because of the nashorn method of passing jvm args through jjs via -J--...
Any hints?
This works... (java 8) ...
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-23 at 16:28As I commented above, there are actually 3 problems.
- the question as asked - Answer: a. doesn't help (see next point) b. the system level add-opens command line option doesn't make its way to the Nashorn engine used by jjs)
- the appending-to-the-system-class-loader approach doesn't work anyway starting with java9 - Java 9, compatability issue with ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader
- starting with java-11, jjs itself is declared deprecated
However, thanks to hints from @Alan , @Holger and my colleague @Philippe , I got what I want with workarounds.
- You can create your own URLClassLoader using the desired jars and create a second nashorn engine passing in this classloader (and e.g. command line arguments from jjs).
- Add another hack for implementing a so-called "here document" for the script-within-a-script
... and here is a complete example:
QUESTION
I am trying to create a javascript and php quiz. The code is simple: it uses ajax request to check the answer if any of the option button is clicked. It is working fine but after an user clicks any of the given option I want the question to be changed automatically making a new ajax request after 2 seconds. So I used SetInterval function with load function to load the new question. Now the main problen is here: When I click any of the option button the next question appears and goes and again appears. The question keeps jittering as if it is an animation error. So is wrong in the below code thats making this happen?
Code:(CSS is removed)
index.php
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-10 at 11:55SetInterval will call your function repeatedly with an interval of x milliseconds. You should use setTimeout or better requestAnimationFrame.
Note that you can cancel any setInterval
or setTimeout
with the clearInterval
and clearTimeOut
respectively.
QUESTION
Let me preface this by stating that this needs to be done in pure, vanilla Javascript, with no 3rd-party libraries or frameworks (emphatically not JQuery).
Say I have a JS file, named included_script.js
, with the following content:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-07 at 05:28If you can't use callbacks, then use promises, which are designed to create a "blocking" mechanism in an asynchronous environment without having to add a separate callback function.
QUESTION
Is it anyhow possible to use the scripts of index.php
from the new fetched data from ajax? I did a bunch of researches and still no answer!
index.php
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-02 at 12:07If you take out the inline event handler from the button and assign a delegate event handler to the container then you can do it like this...
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