inject

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55220269/server-side-blazor-does-not-provide-httpclient-for-injection

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55220269/server-side-blazor-does-not-provide-httpclient-for-injection

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27065195/null-after-injectmocks

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27065195/null-after-injectmocks

问题 We have a vendor supplied solution that requires a username and password to utilize their APIs exposed as a web service. They are to be included in the actual xml of the call. We obviously don't like that. Does anyone know of any product, system, whatever, that we can have calling systems authenticate to with token based security, which would then inject the username password and forward the request in a secure zone accessible by the product but not the outside callers. And of course return

问题 Is it possible to do something like this? (cause I tried, and haven't succeed): @Injectable() class A { constructor(private http: Http){ // <-- Injection in root class } foo(){ this.http.get()... }; } @Injectable() class B extends A{ bar() { this.foo(); } } 回答1: Kind of - you have to make a super call to the constructor of your base class. Just pass down the needed dependencies: @Injectable() class A { constructor(private http: Http){ // <-- Injection in root class } foo(){ this.http.get()...

问题 Can you please tell me how to use Spring Javaconfig to directly load/autowire a properties file to a java.util.Properties field? Thanks! Later edit - still searching for the answer: Is it possible to load with Spring JavaConfig a properties file directly into a java.util.Properties field? 回答1: The XML base Way: in spring config: <util:properties id="myProperties" location="classpath:com/foo/my-production.properties"/> in your class: @Autowired @Qualifier("myProperties") private Properties

问题 I have a global Errorhandler in which I process Client- and Server-Errors. To provide a feedback for the user I want to open a modal which returns the error-message. Therefore I've implemented a modal: import {Component} from '@angular/core'; import {BsModalRef, BsModalService} from 'ngx-bootstrap'; import {Button} from '../../layout-models/button.model'; @Component({ selector: 'error-modal', templateUrl: './error-modal.component.html', styleUrls: ['./error-modal.component.scss'] }) export

问题 I'm injecting a DLL into a target process to act as a helper while playing an MMORPG (currently functionality converts key press into mouse clicks, as the MMORPG requires the user to move their mouse for certain functionality, something I despise.) Let's say I want to uninject my DLL for whatever reason, how would I go about it? Is this method clean? bool running = true; while (running) // This is the only thread I'm using, and it is running in "realtime" { // Do keyboard handing stuff in

问题 My application is an x64 Windows console app that needs to inject itself into another running process. When executed from the command line, you enter the PID of the process you want to inject into as a command line parameter. Within the context of a thread running under a parent process, I'm able to work with String variables, but I'm having difficulty trying to figure out how to convert an Integer to a String in Delphi. Everything I've tried to convert from Integer to String has the effect