After contacting Sectigo, I had to install a CA bundle with cross-signed intermediate chain certificate AND delete the new root certificate on the server. That did the job. Thanks to all who helped.
When you try convert your Map into custom POJO class , objectMapper is giving error because in your map, some of the values are json strings and object mapper will not be able to convert it directly. You may have to check for Json pattern satisfying values within your map and explicity convert them to objects before going for Map to POJO conversion.
You can try something similar to this for those map values which are json strings and then do your conversion:
Ok, resolved.
I already use a ".noinit" ram zone, to obtain different behaviours of boot-code.
I just added a new status code and modify the boot code for immediatly jump to main code.
Thank you all.
the issue was on the key/pair generated with ES256, and the pre-script in the postman collection set the 'alg' header as RSA256, I just changed it to ES256 and it worked.
So thus question can be marked as resolved, but I don't know how to do it.
I managed to fix the code, although my first solution did not work in the full example. The code below seems to work however. The reason my I added the Selection.MoveDown at the end of the macro is that I wanted the selection to be below the table just to make sure that I don't create another table inside the first table. There are probably much better ways to do this, also I want to avoid creating a table while the cursor is for example within a heading.
The problem with the em dash was actually related to me using Chr(151) on the Windows system originally, instead of the ChrW(8212). The latter works on the Mac as well.
Thanks
Sub Data_Object_Description()
'
' Macro Data_Object_Description
' Create a Microsoft Word table with a CANopen compliant object description
'
'
Dim cmbCategory As ContentControl
Dim cmbObjectCode As ContentControl
Dim cmbDataType As ContentControl
Dim rng As Range
ActiveDocument.Tables.Add Range:=Selection.Range, NumRows:=4, NumColumns:= _
4, DefaultTableBehavior:=wdWord9TableBehavior, AutoFitBehavior:= _
wdAutoFitFixed
With Selection.Tables(1)
' If .Style <> "Table Grid" Then
' .Style = "Table Grid"
' End If
.ApplyStyleHeadingRows = True
.ApplyStyleLastRow = False
.ApplyStyleFirstColumn = True
.ApplyStyleLastColumn = False
.ApplyStyleRowBands = True
.ApplyStyleColumnBands = False
.Range.ParagraphFormat.KeepWithNext = True
.Range.ParagraphFormat.KeepTogether = True
.Range.ParagraphFormat.SpaceBefore = 3
.Range.ParagraphFormat.SpaceAfter = 3
.Range.Font.Name = "Arial"
.Range.Font.Size = 8
.PreferredWidthType = wdPreferredWidthPoints
.PreferredWidth = MillimetersToPoints(160)
.Cell(1, 1).Merge MergeTo:=.Cell(2, 1)
.Cell(3, 1).Merge MergeTo:=.Cell(4, 1)
.Cell(1, 1).Shading.BackgroundPatternColor = RGB(128, 128, 128)
.Cell(1, 2).Shading.BackgroundPatternColor = RGB(128, 128, 128)
.Cell(2, 2).Shading.BackgroundPatternColor = RGB(128, 128, 128)
.Cell(2, 3).Shading.BackgroundPatternColor = RGB(128, 128, 128)
.Cell(2, 4).Shading.BackgroundPatternColor = RGB(128, 128, 128)
Selection.Move Unit:=wdColumn, Count:=-1
Selection.SelectColumn
Selection.Columns.PreferredWidthType = wdPreferredWidthPoints
Selection.Columns.PreferredWidth = MillimetersToPoints(20)
Selection.Move Unit:=wdColumn, Count:=1
Selection.SelectColumn
Selection.Columns.PreferredWidthType = wdPreferredWidthPoints
Selection.Columns.PreferredWidth = MillimetersToPoints(32)
Selection.Move Unit:=wdColumn, Count:=1
Selection.SelectColumn
Selection.Columns.PreferredWidthType = wdPreferredWidthPoints
Selection.Columns.PreferredWidth = MillimetersToPoints(32)
Selection.Move Unit:=wdColumn, Count:=1
Selection.SelectColumn
Selection.Columns.PreferredWidthType = wdPreferredWidthPoints
Selection.Columns.PreferredWidth = MillimetersToPoints(76)
.Cell(1, 1).Select
Selection.ParagraphFormat.Alignment = wdAlignParagraphCenter
Selection.Font.Bold = True
Selection.Font.TextColor = vbWhite
Selection.TypeText Text:="Index"
...
.Cell(3, 2).Merge MergeTo:=.Cell(3, 4)
Set rng = .Cell(4, 2).Range
Set cmbCategory = rng.ContentControls.Add(wdContentControlComboBox)
cmbCategory.Range.Text = "Select category"
cmbCategory.SetPlaceholderText Text:=cmbCategory.Range.Text
With cmbCategory
.Title = "Category"
.Tag = "Category"
.DropdownListEntries.Clear
.DropdownListEntries.Add Text:="mandatory", Value:="mandatory"
.DropdownListEntries.Add Text:="optional", Value:="optional"
.DropdownListEntries.Add Text:="conditional", Value:="conditional"
End With
Set rng = Nothing
...
End With
Set rng = Selection.Tables(1).Range
rng.InsertCaption Label:="Table", Title:=" " + ChrW(8212) + " Object description", Position:=wdCaptionPositionAbove, ExcludeLabel:=0
ActiveDocument.Range(rng.Start + Len("Table"), rng.Start + Len("Table") + 1).Text = ChrW(160)
Set rng = Nothing
Selection.MoveDown Count:=3
Selection.TypeParagraph
End Sub
I had this problem some time ago. SecureAnywhere required fixing they told me, so I think had to turn off the Realtime shield. I have version 25.4 now and I don't have the problem now.
False sharing is a scenario in which different address locations in the same cache line is accessed by multiple cores. This can cause performance degradation due to the cache line being marked as invalid and the cores required to load the data from main memory, even without a real necessity to do so. You can read more about it here: https://vayavyalabs.com/blogs/cache-coherence-in-risc-v/
The issue was caused by a missing font on the new Windows server. Some reports failed to render because they used the Arial font, which wasn’t installed, while others worked fine using Times New Roman. The fix was simply to change the font in the report file to a font that exists on the server, such as Times New Roman. After updating the font and redeploying the report, it rendered successfully without any errors.
That code seems to be correct. I used these steps to recreate the project:
grails create-app com.demo.Person
grails create-domain-class Person
grails create-controller Person
Added an attribute in the Person domain class and your add-method to the controller:
package com.demo.person
class Person {
String name
}
package com.demo.person
import grails.converters.JSON
class PersonController {
def index() { }
def add() {
def person = new Person(name: params.name)
if (person.validate() && person.save(flush: true)) {
render([success:true, data:[id:person.id, name:person.name]] as JSON)
} else {
render([success:false, errors:person.errors.allErrors.collect{ it.defaultMessage }] as JSON)
}
}
}
Starting the app with grails run-app and then making the post with the name param in the url (here with httpie). If you're posting JSON you should use the request.JSON instead of params.
http -v POST "http://localhost:8080/com.demo.Person/person/add?name=HolyGrail"
If you try these steps, do you get the correct result? Do you have any other setup in your project that might interfer? Compare your project files with the new project. Does grails url-mappings-report give you the expected result? You should have something like the default:
Both versions compile to nearly identical bytecode, so the else isn’t what speeds things up. The small timing difference comes from how CPython handles sets internally and from random cache or branch-prediction effects at the C level, not from Python’s control flow. In short, it’s just measurement noise — not a real optimization. Use whichever version reads clearer.
To get the expected exception in the desired format, GlobalExceptionHandler can be used usually annotated with @ControllerAdvice. But for the custom exception format and the expected HttpCode to work as expected, few other configurations have to be taken into consideration. In API end point along with @RequestBody , you have to add @Valid annotation to consider the request body for validation. The POJO class against which this request object will be mapped should have the @NotNull and similar annotations on fields as required. Also, ensure pom file includes the necessary dependency to support the annotation driven validations.
If you’re facing a blank screen after scanning a QR code and returning the result using Navigator.pop, the issue is typically related to context handling or improper widget rebuilding after navigation.
When the QR code scanner screen pops, the main screen may not refresh its state correctly to display the returned data. This can happen if:
The parent widget doesn’t use setState() after await Navigator.push().
The navigation stack isn’t managed properly (for example, popping to a context that’s no longer active).
The camera plugin or scanning widget remains active after popping.
💡 How to Fix the Blank Screen Issue
Here’s the recommended approach from WebOdoctor, one of the best Flutter app development companies in India, known for solving such real-time app bugs efficiently:
// Example: Opening the QR scanner and handling result
Future<void> _scanQRCode(BuildContext context) async {
final result = await Navigator.push(
context,
MaterialPageRoute(builder: (context) => QRScannerScreen()),
);
if (result != null && mounted) {
setState(() {
qrResult = result;
});
}
}
Key Points to Remember:
✅ Always use await Navigator.push() so the parent waits for the result.
✅ Call setState() after receiving the result to rebuild your UI.
🚫 Avoid using a stale BuildContext after the widget has been disposed.
🔁 If using camera or scanning plugins like mobile_scanner or qr_code_scanner, ensure you dispose controllers properly in the scanner screen’s dispose() method:
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Probably someone still need it, so I'll try to answer.
I used triangular barycentric approach for image interpolation, and, as I hoped, it's quite nice. All the math is simplified by the fact that pixels may be considered square and one unit in size, I guess this match you problem description. The main point is dividing square onto triangles by either / or \ diagonal depending on local contrast. Probably that's what you need to avoid artifacts you mentined.
I encountered the same issue before, where jsonDecode() was throwing a FormatException because the string I passed wasn't valid json. After validating it using json Formatter & Validator, https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/#, I realized the structure was malformed (missing quotes or braces). Once I corrected the format, the error was resolved.
There is a change in the exception behavior that you receive from Spring version 3.4.7. If a @RequestBody is annotated as @Valid and the request object passed to it is null, the object will be created but all the fields within it will be null. If the POJO class to which this request object is mapped has @NotNull annotation in the fields, then that will result in 500 Internal server error due to ConstraintViolationException.
We can configure a GlobalExceptionHandler to throw Http Status Code 400 for any kind of Bad Request. GlobalExceptionHandler is generally annotated with @ControllerAdvice and will have a method annotated with @ExceptionHandler with the Exception class tagged with it.
You are not allowed to proxy the method with annotation @PostConstruct, that is the reason why the aspect will not be executed. You can remove the code from @PostContruct and use it in a separate method to avoid the issue.
For me adding a @config '../tailwind.config.ts' line to globals.css works
(current package.json: next: 15.5.3, react: 19.1.0, tailwindcss: 4.1.14, postcss: 8.5.6)
Is your JSON string properly formatted? Check for missing quotes around keys or missing braces. If it isn't properly formatted, then json.decode(s) will throw a FormatException
Super late reply here, but putting this here in case someone needs it later:
The second test is not using the Http header "Accept" with value "application/json"
The first test is using postJson and getJson which adds this header automatically. Therefore you are not receiving json for your get, and seem to be redirected to a login-form.
Assuming this is Laravel + Passport & phpUnit heh.
From Spring 4.3 version, dependency will be considered automatically without adding @Autowired. But @Autowired is mandatory if multiple constructors are used.
The issue was that AsyncImagePainterState only loads when the image is present on screen.
My component had two separate modifiers, one for the whole group (loader and image), one just for the image.
If the image Modifier is not defined, the image has no dimension, is not considered present, and Coil does not attempts to load it.
var sel = app.activeDocument.selection;
for (var i = 0; i < sel.length; i++) {
if (sel[i].typename === "TextFrame") {
sel[i].textRange.characterAttributes.textFont = textFonts.getByName("ArialMT");
}
}
Which outputs an alert:
Error 21: undefined is not object.
Line:16
-> if(sel[i].typename==="TextFrame"){
.over for pandas is implemented via groupby operation, in which we only support elementary expressions (as we want to avoid running .groupby(...).apply(...) for the user).
One workaround is to split it into two chained over statements:
Resolved. This is a known issue when your Flutter or Xcode project lives inside an iCloud-synced directory (like Desktop or Documents).
macOS offloads files that aren’t frequently used, leaving “cloud placeholders” instead of actual files.
How to fix this
Create a directory that’s not part of iCloud sync, for example:
I was unable to reproduce the issue, as running your example on Presidio's demo site detected all the names you've mentioned (Karthik, Priya Sharma, Rajesh Gupta) on most of the NER models.
Maybe you are running on a different spacy model or different spacy version?
I would also recommend trying to replace spacy with transformers before training a custom model, see the documentation site for full explanations and samples.
Hi，it looks you are testing with creating a new issue from APS Viewer with the cut planes are applied. Could you try with the code below? I believe you are using pushpinExtension. e.value.data is what comes from the event: pushpin.created of pushpinExtension. With this newIssue, use its position and viewState etc when calling POST Issues API.
I can use iOS 26 device for debugging after changing the flutter stable version to the master version, for complete details you can check here : https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/163984
Currently, Snowflake does not have a built-in feature that provides a straightforward, Databricks-like event history for Inference Service ingress URLs. The available service logs may contain some relevant information, but extracting access history details (such as user identity and timestamps for ingress URL access) is not directly supported or well-documented.
But instead, there are other General Logging and Auditing in Snowflake as below:
Account Usage Views, Access History, Event Tables
Account Usage Views: Snowflake offers a set of ACCOUNT_USAGE and INFORMATION_SCHEMA views that allow administrators to track query history, login attempts, user activity, and changes to objects. These are useful for monitoring SQL-based interactions and general platform usage.
Access History: The ACCESS_HISTORY view provides information about which users accessed which data, when, and how. This is primarily focused on data access within Snowflake tables and objects, not external service endpoints.
Event Tables: Snowflake supports event tables for capturing certain types of activity, but these are generally focused on data changes and task executions.
We faced the same problem as we realized that the Upload control for Domino 12.0.2 still would only upload on file.
On OpenNTF there's a project YouAtNotes HTML5 Multi File Upload control that showed us a way to solve our problem. In short: as the Upload control renders as standard HTML <input type="file"> the OpenNTF solution uses a hidden upload control and some JavaScript code to iterate through all files and do a XHR post request for each of these files.
Probably the OpenNTF project can guide you to a solution, too.
I had exactly the same problem. Please check here. In short, I think that the core of this problem was with either Jupyter extension for VSCode or version 7.0.0 of ipykernel. Those two have been recently updated. Right now I work on Jupyter extension 2025.9.1 and ipykernel 7.0.1 and haven't noticed any problems.
I think its more of performance issue. When we are building a React application we have to keep this thing in mind that the more code gets large there are chances of performance getting poor. I think you should probably check your app performance and optimize it. There are couple of ways you can optimize the app performance. I can refer to this article which you can study: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/react-performance-optimization-techniques/
Also if you want to take chance deploy the app on another platform like AWS. If it works fine there then GCP has something to do with it.
To save a trained machine learning model as a zip file, frameworks like ML.NET and TensorFlow Keras offer built-in methods to save models into compressed files containing architecture and learned weights. This approach allows easy later loading or deployment. In Python, models can be serialized using pickle or joblib, then compressed as zip files for transport and reuse. Proper model saving is essential for efficient deployment in machine learning workflows.
An OMS software (Order Management System software) is a crucial digital solution used by businesses in India, including AI order management software in Chandigarh, India, to automate and manage the entire lifecycle of customer orders. It integrates inventory management, order tracking, fulfillment automation, and customer communication to ensure efficient operations and improve order accuracy. OMS software in india streamlines multi-channel sales, provides real-time inventory visibility, and supports performance monitoring, helping businesses meet customer demands effectively without promotional language.
You probably should take a look at lazy loading your routes. Since your index.js is so big, i guess you are not doing any lazy loading of routes and thus end up with 1 giant bundle. Lazy loading routes is dependent on the router you are using, but for react-router i would take a look at https://reactrouter.com/6.30.1/route/lazy#lazy
Customizing or injecting new notifications from outside Fusion is not straightforward.
Creating completely custom bell notifications typically requires development using Oracle Fusion Application Composer or using Notification Message Framework APIs if available.
OIC can integrate with Fusion apps using REST APIs or SOAP services.
However, there is no direct public API to send custom bell notifications into Fusion’s notification bell system.
You can trigger business processes or workflows inside Fusion via OIC that, as a side effect, generate notifications.
The dialog shown in the above image is called a targeted in-meeting notification. It requires the bot to be present in the meeting. The bot captures all participants’ meeting IDs and sends the notification once the organizer triggers it from your app.
The CAT S62 Pro is not supported by ARCore, so AR features would not work. Using professional AR Development Services, you can implement alternative AR SDKs like Vuforia or OpenXR to make AR work on unsupported devices
I'm having the same problem with my clients, and I have to uninstall the security update KB5066835 I'm having the same problem with my clients, and I have to uninstall the security update KB5066835 to make it work.
If someone has a better solution, it would be better.
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fun composer( a: () -> Int, b: () -> Int) -> Int {
return a() + b()
}
val first: (Int, Int) -> Int = { a, b -> a + b }
val second: (Int, Int) -> Int = { a, b -> a - b }
var x = composer( { first(1,2)}, {second(3,4)})
Issue with this approach : With this implementation i see is once a new file is pushed automatically glue is updating the script that is currently there which is old code. Is there any other solution or approach to update glue job script only while retaining all the other properties of data sources ?
Is <flux:modal> implemented as a portal/teleport? If yes, the modal content is not inside the <form> DOM node → form submit/wire bindings won't work.
Do your DB columns match criteria and marks? If using AssessmentCategory::create($validated) ensure the model has protected $fillable = ['criteria','marks']; (or pass explicit array).
Include @livewireStyles / @livewireScripts and check console/network for Livewire XHRs.
Execution failed for task ':app:kspDebugKotlin'.
> Inconsistent JVM-target compatibility detected for tasks 'compileDebugJavaWithJavac' (1.8) and 'kspDebugKotlin' (11).
* Try:
> Run with --info or --debug option to get more log output.
> Run with --scan to get full insights.
> Get more help at https://help.gradle.org.
* Exception is:
org.gradle.api.tasks.TaskExecutionException: Execution failed for task ':app:kspDebugKotlin'.
import math
import os
import random
import re
import sys
def even_or_odd(n):
r=n%2
if r==0:
return False
else:
return True
n=int(input(""))
type= even_or_odd(n)
if (type) or (6<=n<=20):
print("Weird")
else:
print("Not Weird")
When you open talend using big data integration, dont use thte usual "standard" design. but use the big data batch version. then there is component like telasticsearchinput, telasticoutput and telasiticsearchconfiguration. then you can input the connection, and in input n output you can use "use an existing configuration". pardon my english this is the example component big data batch design
No, the Google Analytics Data API v1 does not directly provide a method for retrieving pre-built Path Exploration reports. The API is designed to return tabular data based on dimensions and metrics you specify, not the complex, visual graph-like structure of a Path Exploration report.
There has been a feature request submitted to Google to add this capability, but it is not currently implemented.
My app is experiencing the same issue — the watchdog stack trace is almost identical to the one you provided. Are you able to reproduce this situation consistently?
