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问题 I have a problem injecting resolve parameters from the routing into the controller. I'm setting the resolve value to an object {name: 'Banner', slug: 'banner'} , but I get an error. App.js var app = angular.module('CMS', ['fields', 'ngRoute']); app.controller('ModuleController', ['$http', 'properties', function($http, properties) { var module = this; module.properties = properties; if (module.properties.slug.length) { $http.get(module.properties.slug + '.php').success(function(data) { module

问题 This program should tell me if it can find the file I am naming. Eclipse has no red lines but every time I run it I get this error message and I don't know why. Thank you in advance for any help you can provide. import java.io.File; public class StockMarket { public StockMarket(String[] args) { ReadFiles r = new ReadFiles(); System.out.println(r.checkIsFile()); } } and the second class import java.io.*; import java.util.StringTokenizer; public class ReadFiles { public static void main(String[

问题 In one of my UI-router states, I have the following link '/users' , which points to a page that shows a list of users. Below is the code I wrote to resolve the list of users by using a $resource call, however, the data doesn't seem resolved when the page is loaded: .state('users', { url: '/users', templateUrl: '/assets/angularApp/partials/users.html', controller: 'UserListCtrl as vm', resolve: { users: function ($resource) { return $resource('http://localhost:8080/api/users').query().$promise

问题 I have a promise and I want it to resolve only when inner promise has resolved. Right now it resolves before the "resolve" function has been reached in the "loadend" callback. What am I missing? I am confused about the way you are supposed to use resolve and about how you can use a promise within another promise. I couldn't find anything that helped on the web. In the following example I basically load a bunch of files, for each file I get a blob and I want to pass this blob in a file reader.

问题 When I types the following as a stand-alone line: std::endl; I got the following error: statement cannot resolve address for overloaded function Why is that? Cannot I write std::endl; as a stand-alone line? Thanks. 回答1: std::endl is a function template. Normally, it's used as an argument to the insertion operator << . In that case, the operator<< of the stream in question will be defined as e.g. ostream& operator<< ( ostream& (*f)( ostream& ) ) . The type of the argument of f is defined, so

问题 We're using a in house sonatype repository for our own libraries which our play project depend upon. Lately the project have been taking around 10 minutes to start (using play run) because the resolving is slow. Trying to see what's happening I'm running a ngrep port 80 . I see alot of slow responses from the typesafe repository which answer that our own libraries isn't in their repo. Example: T <my-internal-ip>:41907 -> 54.236.91.228:80 [AP] HEAD /typesafe/snapshots/<our-pom-file-here> HT TP

问题 Running 4 docker containers: server/client/nginx/mongo reverse-proxy The client seems to work on port 4200, I can see my app and routing works. When trying to register a user, I am requesting the below httpclient post to the Docker container called "myserver" which should call the api. I am getting this DNS error message. When looking at the NGINX container at the resolv.conf (it shows 127.0.0.11) which is the correct dns Docker resolves the dns-es with within the container. When I ping from

问题 Preface I am hosting a web server and DNS server on the same box over a home network. The external IP is dynamic. To handle this, I use a paid service called no-ip.com to automatically update the IP of mydnsserver.com (let's say external IP is 11.22.33.444). I want to use mydnsserver.com to resolve mywebsite.com (and any other websites later on) so that all external connections to mywebsite.com will be handled by Apache. Problem The problem that I am having and can't find a solution to is

问题 I'm having difficulty getting resolve alias to work in my React app using WebPack, and everything I've tried from google results don't seem to make a difference. Here is my resolve from webpack. C:\website\webpack.config.js resolve: { extensions: ['*', '.js', '.jsx'], alias: { apiAlias: path.resolve(__dirname, '/app/services/api/') } } Here is C:\website\app\components\Accounts\Accounts.js import ApiAccounts from '/apiAlias/ApiAccounts.js'; and I have a file located in C:\website\app\services

问题 I'm having difficulty getting resolve alias to work in my React app using WebPack, and everything I've tried from google results don't seem to make a difference. Here is my resolve from webpack. C:\website\webpack.config.js resolve: { extensions: ['*', '.js', '.jsx'], alias: { apiAlias: path.resolve(__dirname, '/app/services/api/') } } Here is C:\website\app\components\Accounts\Accounts.js import ApiAccounts from '/apiAlias/ApiAccounts.js'; and I have a file located in C:\website\app\services