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I am building upon the Cloud Mirror Sample and having a similar issue to this one
Here is the test code involved:
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Answered 2021-May-27 at 09:18I observe similar behaviour. The hydration of files up to 4Gb works fine, but files over 4Gb always stuck and failed with the 'Cloud operation is invalid' exception. I was able to overcome it with this fix but instead of the CF_CALLBACK_PARAMETERS.FETCHDATA.RequiredLength and OptionalLength, I used a complete file length from CF_CALLBACK_INFO.FileSize. It looks like after a recent Windows update the OptionalLength is always zero. My code is in .NET, but I guess you can easily translate it into C++:
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I'm trying to run my Flutter app on my phone, connected via USB, in order to debug.
It stopped working from one day (May 13, if it matters) to the next. Quite frustrating is that I made no changes since it last worked. Since the last time I clicked the Android Studio "play" button on May 13, there were only code changes, which all ran fine via hot reload. Then the next day when pressing the play button, it suddenly complains about JAVA_HOME not being set.
After some troubleshooting, I now get the error message
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Answered 2021-May-15 at 11:31Delete .gradle folder and .idea folder from the project root folder
In Android Studio, File -> Invalid cache and restart
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Up and on I meet the need to see the binary/hex representation of some data (tcp packets, files, binary serialization of some data structures,...) and it seems I always stumble accross the same issues with endianess and byte order every time I write the string conversion.
There are already other questions about this topic but I somehow seem to have some problem with my specific implementation.
I try to write myself a few functions to convert any byte/byte array into a binary string (in blocks of 8 since the included functions give only the "bits used") but the problem is I get different results. And I don't know where I have to take care about the endianess of the underlaying system.
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Answered 2021-May-13 at 08:03Okay.
The code below is related to a little-endian machine. I didn't check it against big-endian. According to Microsoft BitConverter.GetBytes writes the least significant byte of a number into the first element of byteArray on little-endian machine. Then it writes the next more significant byte to the second element of byteArray, and so on.
The order of elements of byte array resulting from BitConverter.GetBytes depends on machine endianness.
So this is what happens in your little-endian machine.
3328 is D00 in hex view. 00 is the least significant byte, D is the most significant byte. Let's see what happens when you transmit the whole number to BitConverter.GetBytes(x).
It converts your number to the array with the first member being 00 and the second one being D. (v[0] = 0; v[1] = D)
Let's take a look at what happens in
ToBinaryString method with byte array
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What I am looking to do is to grab text from a txt file example:
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Answered 2021-May-05 at 17:42So I figured it out for myself since I didn't think anyone would really understand what I was trying to achieve but any who, after brainstorming some logic for it, I got this.It's a rough version as it's detects more around the label than directly on it, but it works, I've managed to assign ID's to the labels via indexing and some loops. And instead of print(f"hit on {ll[local_index]},text = {lt[local_index]}, y = {ly[local_index]}") you could write ll[local_index].destroy() and example.txt just has words in it.
example.txt -
-word1
-word2
-word3
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I'm trying to add map on the canvas and put tiles there with react-leaflet library v3.X. At the moment tiles are displaying as in HTML. In latest versions of react-leaflet there isn't Map object there is MapContainer object only. So I can't add property preferCanvas=true to MapContainer. It is noteworthy that in old versions of react-leaflet there was Map object with preferCanvas option but then it was removed. I think another way to add map to canvas exists. Please, help.
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Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 15:37preferCanvas was never intended to render tilelayer tiles as canvas elements. From the docs:
Whether Paths should be rendered on a Canvas renderer. By default, all Paths are rendered in a SVG renderer.
What you want to do is not built into leaflet, but is not too uncommon. Rather than build it totally from scratch, it looks like someone already built L.TileLayer.Canvas for vanilla leaflet. So all we need to do is bring it into react-leaflet. You can follow these docs on the react-leaflet website to create a custom react-leaflet component that is built from L.TileLayer.Canvas:
QUESTION
I have localized entities in a reactive spring boot application.
The current implementation works fine by depending on the Accept-Language header:
Controller
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Answered 2021-Apr-12 at 17:13Turns out adding the filter works (s. below). I still don't fully understand how the context population of SpEL VS reactive context works in this scenario, but it works..
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So I am very new to a lot of this but I am trying to build a web server to host my own website. It is currently running on Ubuntu 20.04 from a raspberry pi on my desk.
I have gone through all the steps to get my .net 5 web app running from the server. however when I try to access the site through http://192.168.1.14 I get an odd 307 redirect and it redirects me to https://192.168.1.14:5001. Of course I also get a Site can not be reached error.
I do have my site .conf file:
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Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 20:14You don't need
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I have a release pipeline that currently deploys to Azure App Service whatever artifact was generated by the CI build pipeline.
As you can see, I added a QA stage, and I would like to run some smoke tests through batch command testrunner.bat --cat "EEDSmoke" --env test. These smoke tests and batch file are hosted on bitbucket repo.
I looked for a task to checkout the bitbucket repo in the QA stage, however, im not finding any task like that!
What exactly do i need to do to make this QA staging process work? Do i need to link the bitbucket repo to Azure repos? If i search for checkout task, i get a marketplace extension called "Git Repository CLone" to which I think I would simply clone the repo onto the pipeline agent of which then i simply can run the batch command above...but idk if thats the right track
It is noteworthy to mention, that the QA stage has this default artifact linked to it:
but technically, this isnt whats needed in the QA stage right...? Instead it has to be the smoke tests i suppose
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Answered 2021-Feb-12 at 02:58You could create a Bitbucket Cloud service connection, and then create a separate build pipeline to checkout this bitbucket repo and then publish it as smoke artifacts, as below.
Thus you could add this smoke artifact as artifact source in release pipeline.
So now you can select which artifacts you want to download for your stage.
The other way is using the Command Line task to run below command to clone the smoke test repository in the release QA stage.
git clone https://username:password@bitbucket.org/workspace/repository.git -b branch name, see: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/how-to-clone-a-repository-using-username-and-password/qaq-p/720507 for details.
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I am porting a Netty 3 application to Netty 4. The Netty 3 application uses Attachement to attach objects to the context.
Reading New and noteworthy in 4.0 I see Attachment has been removed and replaced with AttributeKey/AttributeMap.
The problem is this works when I run the application, but under integration testing, I get the error:
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Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 13:52When using Attribute keys, make sure you only construct them 1 time.
This means, you need to store them inside a private static final variable, a private final variable is not good enough, as it gives error when the class is constructed multiple times.
If it is impossible to make sure the method newInstance method is called a single time, you need to use AttributeKey.valueOf, so it turns off conflict detection. This is required for some unit testing framework, where the libraries are loaded 1 time, but the application code is dynamically restarted.
QUESTION
There is a simple web service with one endpoint "GET /hello".
It would be good to declaratively describe in the controller that a JWT is expected in order to extract from it some data about the authorized user making the request.
Exploring some open source projects on Github, I see that the @AuthenticationPrincipal annotation is somehow involved in the process. However, none of the tutorials I've managed to find mention such a declarative approach - they mostly show how to create a JWT, not how to deal with one.
I will be grateful if you point out noteworthy examples that I missed.
Obviously the problem is trivial and related to the basic capabilities of Spring Security, but I can't put the puzzle togeher.
Please, help me to find a proper (natural) way to pass JWT into the controller and get data from it.
Could you share a working example with dependencies and a small test showing how to work with JWT in controller?
SpringBoot 2.4.0
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Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 08:29To authenticate successfully , the request must be authenticated by a AuthenticationProvider . Once it successfully authenticates , it will return a Authentication object which contain a principal object.
@AuthenticationPrincipal just helps to access this principle object. However, spring-security does not provide a AuthenticationProvider that can authenticate with JWT out of the box, that means you have to implement by yourself. In your customised AuthenticationProvider , you verify the JWT and decode the property that you are interested and create a customised principal object that hold these properties such that you can access them by @AuthenticationPrincipal.
Just have a quick google and found this example may help you.
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