Thanks for the quick answer @Martin Honnen . I tried using Xerces for validation. Tried the versions 2.11.0 , 2.12.0 , 2.12.2. All of them throws the same error below. I found few threads related to the same error, but couldn't find the right solution. Looks like issue with the schema NS URI. Appreciate if you can throw some light. Thanks in advance.
Error: "java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No SchemaFactory that implements the schema language specified by: http://www.w3.org/XML/XMLSchema/v1.1 could be loaded".
It looks like you're building a Java version of the card game Skat, but the issue of "Diamonds Seven" repeating 32 times suggests a problem in your Card class. This happens because you’re using static variables for color and value, which means all cards are sharing the same properties. To fix this, make sure each Card instance has its own unique color and value fields instead of static ones. That way, your deck will properly represent all 32 unique cards.
Once you fix the deck, the cards should be distributed correctly to the players and the Skat pile as per the rules. If you're looking for inspiration or just want to try out other card games while working on this, you can check out Lucky 101 for a variety of card games to explore!
if you set the expendedRowKeysProperly you can render it with the record.task as the data .
and then in the nested table you can get the data and turn it to a column
I recently had to count the number of unique subarrays in a 32-bit 2D integer array, so neither pandas.unique nor pandas.value_counts were an option for me.
I've found that the following solution was faster by about a factor of 3 for an array with 10e7 items and a fairly non-uniform distribution:
Ok, after a few hours wasted, I found the root cause. When an async code is tested by .toThrow() matcher, the exception being thrown must be extending Error. The relevant issue is here: https://github.com/jestjs/jest/issues/12024
[WARNING] useSystemClassLoader setting has no effect when not forking
[WARNING] The parameter forkCount should likely not be 0. Forking a JVM for tests improves test accuracy. Ensure to have a <forkCount> >= 1.
I have a question that has come up. It is whether the FF explanations for each index have been scraped? Because the folder element needs to be clicked on, and sometimes this action does not work.
A rather new addition to step functions can easily solve the problem with a single state; however it would most probably require converting each of the states of your current step function from JSONPath to JSONata format.
You may use $states.input.foo rather than $states.context.Execution.Input.foo. However, the latter ensures it's the input you've received once the step function execution commenced and not a variable whose value could potentially have changed during the execution.
I also note avast listenning a lot of ports. I was concerned with contant cpu load of 34% and cpu fan always high.
i just note avast port becouse of that,
but i did not found the cause of the cpu load.
Azure only supports logging in with UPN or Email Address.
The Entra ID login Process is independent of the NameID claim config. It is not allowed to Login with Attributes like employeeId.
You can keep your claim config, Users have to login with their UPN and you have to ensure the Service Provider in configured correctly to match the NameID
The most secure way make a login for the software then make a login encrypted hash to make sure they are logged in from their ip address, password, time, etc on the website or server side
Then you can add all the encrypted software code, all the parts you want to hide on the website or server side what you don't want decompiled. You can also control versions and installs, subscriptions, etc. You can do this with the login hash then use php to check the login hash before giving all the parts of the encrypted software code
Thay may still captur the packets for decrypting them to see the code or Thay may edit the software with their login info then decompile the software. So there is no full way to stop the decompile of the software
Before or after watching the video, understand these things:
Microsoft considers a Key Vault an “App."
In order for everyone to access the app, it is necessary to do an “App Registration” in Microsoft Entra (Active Directory).
Entra provides a security gateway to your app.
Another key is that Azure considers a pipeline to be a “3rd party app.”
This is confusing because MS does NOT consider Visual Studio to be a third party app.
This is why we can execute VS tests locally, but we cannot just push the same code to a pipeline and have it work.
An App Registration I have found is the most robust way to make this work, but there may be other ways such as a managed identity or getting the environment variables in a VM.
Here are some links demonstrating App registrations:
Step 1: Register an Application in Azure AD
a.Navigate to Azure Active Directory:
·Go to the Azure portal (https://portal.azure.com).
·Navigate to Microsoft Entra ID
b.Register a New Application:
·In the Azure AD menu, select App registrations.
·Click New registration. From the “Overview” menu item, click the “Add” button. This will give you a menu item called “Add Registration.”
·Enter a name for the application (e.g., KeyVaultAccessApp).
·Click Register.
4.Get the Application (Client) ID:
·After registration, you will be redirected to the application's overview page.
·Copy the Application (client) ID. This is your AZURE_CLIENT_ID.
Step 2: Create a Client Secret
5.Create a Client Secret:
·In the application's menu, select Certificates & secrets.
·Under Client secrets, click New client secret.
·Add a description and set an expiration period.
·Click Add.
·Copy the value of the client secret. This is your AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET.
Step 3: Get the Tenant ID
6.Get the Directory (Tenant) ID:
·In the Azure portal, navigate back to Azure Active Directory. Microsoft Entra
·Copy the Directory (tenant) ID from the Azure AD overview page. This is your AZURE_TENANT_ID.
Step 4: Assign Permissions to the Application
7.Assign Key Vault Access Policies: ly think which allows an active “Access Policies” tab.
·Navigate to your Key Vault in the Azure portal.
·In the Key Vault menu, select Access policies.
·Click Add Access Policy.
·Configure the permissions (e.g., Get, List for secrets).
·Under Select principal, search for and select the application you registered.
·Click Add and then Save.
Step 5: Configure Azure DevOps Pipeline
8.Set Environment Variables in Azure DevOps:
·Go to your Azure DevOps project.
·Navigate to Pipelines > Library.
·Click + Variable group.
·Add variables AZURE_CLIENT_ID, AZURE_TENANT_ID, and AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET with their respective values.
I realize this answer is not long enough. To document it for my team I had to use 10 screenshots.
Without testing your approach, I imagine the issue with it, as you have already guessed, is that you are re-rendering the whole calendar everytime a new day is hovered, which causes the flickering.
To avoid this, we need to use vanilla js, as in the suggestion made by @user25539973. I have done something similar to him, but it should be more reliable, see below.
One caviat though is that you'll need to modify the Calendar component of the primereact library so that the date cells contain the information of their day, month and year. Alternatively, you could implement some logic to find them out based on the header of the month view and on the week of the date cell. I have just created a PR for this information to be available in the next primereact versions: https://github.com/primefaces/primereact/pull/7650. Hopefully, it will be merged soon.
export default function DateRangeSelector() {
const [selectedDates, setSelectedDates] = useState<(Date | null)[]>([]);
const [rangeStart, setRangeStart] = useState<Date | null>(null);
const calendarRef = useRef<Calendar>(null); // Ref to the Calendar DOM
const handleDateSelect = (selectedDates: (Date | null)[]) => {
setSelectedDates(selectedDates); // Finalize the range
if (!rangeStart) {
setRangeStart(selectedDates[0]); // Set the start date
} else {
setRangeStart(null); // Reset start date
}
};
const handleDateHover = (event: React.MouseEvent<HTMLTableCellElement>) => {
if (!calendarRef.current) return
if (!rangeStart || selectedDates[1]) return
if (!(event.target instanceof HTMLTableCellElement)) return
const hoveredDay = event.target.getAttribute('data-p-day');
const hoveredMonth = event.target.getAttribute('data-p-month');
const hoveredYear = event.target.getAttribute('data-p-year');
if (hoveredDay === null || hoveredMonth === null || hoveredYear === null) return;
const hoveredDate = new Date(parseInt(hoveredYear), parseInt(hoveredMonth), parseInt(hoveredDay));
const minDate = rangeStart < hoveredDate ? rangeStart : hoveredDate;
const maxDate = rangeStart > hoveredDate ? rangeStart : hoveredDate;
// Remove existing highlights
const element = calendarRef.current.getOverlay()
const allCells = element.querySelectorAll('.p-datepicker-calendar td');
allCells.forEach((cell) => cell.firstElementChild?.classList.remove('p-highlight'));
// Highlight dates in the range
allCells.forEach((cell) => {
const day = cell.getAttribute('data-p-day');
const month = cell.getAttribute('data-p-month');
const year = cell.getAttribute('data-p-year');
if (day === null || month === null || year === null) return;
const cellDate = new Date(parseInt(year), parseInt(month), parseInt(day));
if (cellDate >= minDate && cellDate <= maxDate) cell.firstElementChild?.classList.add('p-highlight');
});
};
return (
<div>
<h3>Select Date Range</h3>
<Calendar
ref={calendarRef} // Attach ref to access DOM
value={selectedDates}
onChange={(e) => { if (e.value) handleDateSelect(e.value) }}
selectionMode="range" numberOfMonths={2}
readOnlyInput
pt={{day: { onMouseEnter: (event ) => handleDateHover(event) }}}
/>
</div>
);
}
Late to the game but I have spent hours trying to fix this issue. Turned out it was a c# issue picking up the system date format. The system had been set to show the day of the week as in "Sunday 01/26/2025" in the task bar. When this was uploaded to SQL as part of some C# upload service it was causing SQL to throw this error. Setting the date format on the server to not include the day was the quick simple fix. Long term c# code needs updating to not take the system format which I assume must be the default.
This seems to be exactly what’s happening, Apple does not consider the original version as the commercial version. I can imagine that it takes the build uploaded to TestFlight (not even the one shown in Xcode)
In the Xcode console, when retrieving the current version, it prints the build number.
The issue with this is that for each version of the app, I have uploaded 3-4 or even 10 builds, and all of these (users who paid for the app) must be able to download it as premium. Because of this, I assume that there are users with an original version between 1 and 10, so this value is not useful for me.
Don't you think OriginalPurchaseDate could be a solution?
func fetchActiveTransactions() async {
let cohortDateComponents = DateComponents(year: 2025, month: 1, day: 24, hour: 0, minute: 0, second: 0)
let cohortDate = Calendar.current.date(from: cohortDateComponents)!
let shared = try? await AppTransaction.shared
print(shared as Any)
if case .verified(let appTransaction) = shared {
print("Verified \(appTransaction)")
let originalPurchaseDate = appTransaction.originalPurchaseDate
print("Original Purchase Date: \(originalPurchaseDate)")
if originalPurchaseDate < cohortDate {
print("\(originalPurchaseDate) is before to \(cohortDate). Is premium.")
await MainActor.run {
print("User is premium because \(originalPurchaseDate) is before to \(cohortDate).")
self.isPremium = true
self.isLegacyPremium = true
self.purchaseDate = appTransaction.originalPurchaseDate
}
return
} else {
print("\(originalPurchaseDate) is after \(cohortDate). You need to validate it in RevenueCat.")
do {
print("Checking premium status in RevenueCat...")
let customerInfo = try await Purchases.shared.customerInfo()
self.isPremium = customerInfo.entitlements["premium"]?.isActive == true
print("Premium State: \(self.isPremium)")
} catch {
print("Error obtaining customer info from RevenueCat: \(error.localizedDescription)")
}
}
} else {
print("Cannot fetch transactions.")
}
}
function filterNodeRecursively(node) {
// FILTER_FUNCTION(node) OR STATEMENTS
for (const childNode of node.childNodes) {
filterNodeRecursively(node);
}
}
If a DOM is changed while iterating it with this function.
It's not a problem for additions/deletions done ahead of the current position - index,
but when a node is added or removed on an index lower than current, next iteration of childNodes will repeat already processed node, or skip node which was not yet selected.
If it's expected that the DOM might change,
to process all nodes in current state, if they don't need to be edited, use cloneNode() before calling this function.
to process all nodes including those added after the filterNodeRecursively() started, and avoid duplicate processing,
Use MutationObserver and also insert/check data-my-mod-done attribute to key nodes.
I shifted from VS code to Android Studio, and facing the same issue from previous 1 week. cmd shows java version of 17 but android studio shows java sdk version of 21. How we can handle it?
I think you have an issue with your token since the error occurs already in line 1. Where are you getting it from?
I'm a big fan of Graph, but in this case, it might be easier to use the Exchange Online module...
I'm also facing the same issue. Don't create a folder using the project name while creating Vite. Add "." in the project name, which makes all the files of npm install in that folder only.
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Implementați o clasă abstractă BIBLIOTECA cu următorul conținut: tip (ex: virtuala,
fizica).
Derivați apoi clasa CARTE din aceasta. Clasa CARTE va avea următorul conținut: titlu și
autor.
Creați o clasă IT_COMPUTERE cu următorul conținut: descriere, pret, nr exemplare.
Această clasă va conține un obiect de tipul clasei CARTE, utilizându-se astfel conceptul de
compunere a obiectelor.
Realizați următoarele:
Implementați constructorii pentru toate clasele
Pentru accesarea și setarea datelor folosiți funcții de acces, respectiv funcții de setare
Implementați o aplicație independentă în care să instanțiați câte două obiecte de tipul
IT_COMPUTERE și afișați la consolă datele acestora
Pentru fiecare obiect instanțiat, folosiți cel puțin două funcții de acces pentru modificarea
datelor, apoi reafișați informațiile acestora.
poate rezolva cineva aplicatia aceasta?
I had a very similar issue. I had accidentally downloaded and installed the Mac (64-bit) version instead of Mac (64-bit, ARM). It did say it in the error message to be fair, but I missed it at first.
Same problem here:
My Chrome Browser is:
Version 132.0.6834.111 (Official Build) (64-bit)
The latest version of chromdriver.exe available is:
Version 132.0.6834.110 (Official Build) (64-bit)
But this one crashes, saying I am using the wrong version.
I got the 110 from https://googlechromelabs.github.io/chrome-for-testing/#stable
Looking through, releases, I can't see how to find :
Chrome Version 132.0.6834.110
OR
cromedriver.exe Version 132.0.6834.111
I was looking for similar solutions for creating MERN application from Swagger. Basically in my case, We have legacy application in old angular 1.4 and very old node.js that we need to migrate to latest ReactJs and NodeJs with TypeScript. For that I created the full stack MERN application via https://fabbuilder.com/blogs/swagger-to-mern/
It took me a while. I have this worked out. I define the sender. I also define the main recipient + 3 cc recipients.
set the_subject to "Update"
set the_body to "Hi, Luciano.
All set:
… on the server.
thx.
-lucca."
tell application "Mail"
set new_message to make new outgoing message ¬
with properties {sender:"MyName <[email protected]>",
subject:the_subject, content:the_body, visible:true}
tell new_message
-- Add the recipients:
make new to recipient ¬
at end of to recipients ¬
with properties {address:"[email protected]"}
make new cc recipient ¬
at end of cc recipients ¬
with properties {address:"[email protected]"}
make new cc recipient ¬
at end of cc recipients ¬
with properties {address:"[email protected]"}
make new cc recipient ¬
at end of cc recipients ¬
with properties {address:"[email protected]"}
end tell
end tell
The issue was that in my poopengine class I was calling poopengine itself instead of this. There was nothing wrong with my eval however I am now using Function instead.
Thanks for the help. 😁
And after 8 years of waiting.. Ta-da!! Just stumbled upon this problem, but found fast :D (Be care, this code affects ListStyle for all elements, who use it)
A JAR can either be executable or used as a dynamic link library that's loaded by the JVM at runtime. The JDBC driver JAR is an example of the latter.
No, you don't run the JDBC JAR in this case. You have to package it with your application that accesses Tableau. You need to add that JAR to the application CLASSPATH or package it with your client app.
How do you tell Tableau where to find the JAR and how to configure it? Consult your Tableau docs.
First, Make sure that the solution has its dependency correctly and that it is rebuilding locally on Visual Studio by rebuilding the complete solution, not separate projects
Second, Make sure that you have one .sln file in your repos as it may be their other sln file with missing project
Third Make sure that all dependent projects have the same version
I finally managed to resolve the issue. I was implementing the IMiddleware interface wrongly. Need not inject any RequestDelegate in the constructor of the custom middleware class. When implementing the InvokeAsync method, simply use RequestDelegate directly in the method signature to process incoming requests.
I have updated the code block for GlobalExceptionHandlingMiddleware in the question I posted. Also have updated the code block for Startup.cs with the correct and functional code block. No need to add services for ILogger explicitly. Everything working like a charm!
For detailed understanding pl see these two links, everything will be clear:
Both app development and web development has equal demand in market. As I'm doing both web and mobile dev since 2020. Yes, there are many ups and downs but have to continue with your will to conqueror it.
For Web dev I suggest go with MERN Stack,
For App dev go with React Native.
aca deben tener cuidado en la consola de VSC dice la descripción del problema en mi caso me dijo, no encuentro correctamente la ruta para la arquitectura x64, esa fue la pista para pensar que
So I came up with renaming almost all columns in the very beginning manually to have them with names without surpraises, and it all (dropping, combining, etc.) went well after : )
After some more debugging, I think the issue in Code 2 is with the WHERE clause:
idx NOT IN (SELECT idx FROM cte)
Code 2 works if I change the WHERE clause to:
idx > (SELECT MAX(idx) FROM cte)
I think this answers the intent of the original question, though I'm somewhat unsatisfied with this because I would expect both WHERE clauses to work equivalently in this case.
Additionally, it seems that Code 2 is slower than Code 1. This is also counter intuitive to me because Code 1 will have a recursive iteration for each row on the ref table, whereas Code 2 should have a recursive iteration for each sequence of rows filtered to have a cumulative sum of val greater than or equal to 30.
The original ref dataset is so small that the speed difference is irrelevant, you can replace ref:
Given the above, I suppose there are 3 questions I have now.
Why does idx NOT IN (SELECT idx FROM cte) not work?
What makes the Code 2 approach slower than the Code 1 approach?
Is there a faster way to implemented this in SQL DuckDB?
Thank you kindly!
P.S. G. Grothendieck - thank you for your response. I agree that it is much faster in R than in SQL. I was looking for a DuckDB specific solution, though I think your solution would be helpful for other looking for a more general solution. Thank you!
After setting Application.ScreenUpdating = True before sheet.activate
also do the following
if multiple windows opened in the same workbook, close other windows , save the workbook , close and re open , and run the macro again
CTRL+b &: Kill a window.
CTRL+b x: Kill a pane.
If there’s only one pane (i.e., the window isn’t split into multiple panes), CTRL+b x will kill the entire window.
(Note: By default, the prefix is CTRL+b, so for simplicity, we can just refer to it as CTRL+b for beginner instructions!)
Friend, idea to connect gaming smartphone from connector with ethernet fantastic. When I looking information how connect livox mid 370 to Raspberry pi 4 or 5 I see how many things need to buy. If will be possible to connect livox mid 360 to Android smartphone or Tab throw converter it will be grade and fantastic and more cheaper then other solutions.
This happens to me too sometimes on my MacBook if I have lots of Junk files or my RAM is near full, or just when my computer is heavy in general.
Try deleting junk files in VS and VSCode, or clean up your computer in general.
Really, I'm just a noob so I don't know how exactly it works, but a quick rampage of clearing cache and junk files usually does the trick. Quite annoying though.
I hope this helps.
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Actually, the output of Get-Package is a extended list of the installed program. The difference between it and module is, a package is a program, while a module is a internal/external component of PowerShell where .NET commands, data types and functions (block made by some other components of a module). For details, compare the results of Get-Module with Get-Package
If you only change the values of the id "com.android.application" version "8.1.0" apply false, and update grladle to 8.3, you may have some problem related to incompatibility between the target JVM versions configured for the Java compiler (in my case; 1.8) and the Kotlin compiler (in my case; 17).
To solve this inconsistency, it is necessary to align the target JVM versions for both compilers. In the android/app/build.gradle file:
android {
...
compileOptions {
sourceCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_17 // change the version here (VERSION_17 is my case)
targetCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_17 // change the version here (VERSION_17 is my case)
}
// if your file doesn't have this line, you need to add it to ensure that the Kotlin compiler uses the same JVM version as the Java compiler:
kotlinOptions {
jvmTarget = "17" // 17 in my case
}
}
It currently doesn't seem to be possible to properly add resource files on Android. I haven't found any workaround yet, but I asked in the linked GH issue above.
My Android App just crashed and it took me some time to figure out that this is related to file reading.
Thanks to thesecomments, I could figure out what are going on under this issue.
While looking into this issue, I could find more pelicuralities.
Performing SetRenameInformationFile within an exe as a standard user(without elevation) without a manifest specifiying requestedExecutionLevel in trustinfo(which handles execution level) triggers this issue.
This issue occurs when trying to rename ADS under os drive(which is typically C:), while it does not occur in additional drives.
Difference between c++ and go program.
This is indeed related to the manifest file and the UAC virtualization as it is documented that
And this happens only in 32-bit program as UAC virtualization is only supported for 32-bit apps(as it is for pre-vista apps compatiblity, in which 64-bit was not popular and not used widely).
When using g++ for compiling exe file, it embeds default manifest using pre-generated object file located in {mingw-root}/lib/default-manifest.o, which contains manifest file such as
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<assembly xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1" manifestVersion="1.0">
<trustInfo xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v3">
<security>
<requestedPrivileges>
<requestedExecutionLevel level="asInvoker"/>
</requestedPrivileges>
</security>
</trustInfo>
<compatibility xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:compatibility.v1">
<application>
<!--The ID below indicates application support for Windows Vista -->
<supportedOS Id="{e2011457-1546-43c5-a5fe-008deee3d3f0}"/>
<!--The ID below indicates application support for Windows 7 -->
<supportedOS Id="{35138b9a-5d96-4fbd-8e2d-a2440225f93a}"/>
<!--The ID below indicates application support for Windows 8 -->
<supportedOS Id="{4a2f28e3-53b9-4441-ba9c-d69d4a4a6e38}"/>
<!--The ID below indicates application support for Windows 8.1 -->
<supportedOS Id="{1f676c76-80e1-4239-95bb-83d0f6d0da78}"/>
<!--The ID below indicates application support for Windows 10 -->
<supportedOS Id="{8e0f7a12-bfb3-4fe8-b9a5-48fd50a15a9a}"/>
</application>
</compatibility>
</assembly>
which is mostly embed into exe file by default for several compilers(Visual Studio, mingw-64-gcc, rust, ...).
However, golang does not embed or provide manifest for exe files by itself as they decided to make it a developer's responsibility to do that by themselves. 😢
Return value of ERROR_INVALID_NAME from SetFileInformationByHandle
As noted in the question, the error value ERROR_INVALID_NAME which is translated from STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_INVALID comes from luafv which stands for Least authorized User Account File Virtualization Filter Driver, which is used for UAC virtualization.
From luafv!LuafvPerformRename the part where STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_INVALID(0xc0000033) comes into the scene it does something like
which reads through WCHAR(uint16) values from the name buffer to be used for renaming, if there is any backslash \(0x5c) or colon :(0x3a), it will set a register(particulary ESI) to 0xc0000033 then skip the actual call to FltSetInformationFile then do the releasing of the allocated resources.
As every name used for renaming ADS starts with : according to the document, it is obvious that luafv cannot be used to rename ADS. So, it looks like renaming ADS does not work with UAC virtualization.
As, go currently supports Windows versions later than Windows 10, go compiled programs should not need compatibility for pre-vista Windows. Currently, to make 32-bit go compiled programs work without issue, manually embedding manifest file from the above(to also fix some potential issues) is the solution.
Remaining question
While trying to figure out why renaming ADS fails for files under os drive, I have checked that the directories I used for testing has ACL that allow the runner of the process to rename streams. As I was not using directories under C:\Windows, C:\Program Files which required administrator rights to access files inside them, I think that such issue should not happen for unrestricted directories. I wonder if Windows has drive-specific security setting for each drive but I could not find any reference about it.
As pointed out by @jokuskay, my code was using the incorrect BuildConfig class. For some reason, I was importing Google's Firebase BuildConfig into my activity with the line of code import com.google.firebase.BuildConfig. That was a mistake and simply deleting this line fixed the issue.
I've this class "Vettore" and I need to read an input file with a function (i dont know how to adapt a "ReadfromFile" funcion to classes) and and store them to objects of a class Vettore. I also need to order the content of the class with selection sort
