storage

问题 I need to upload a local file to Google Cloud Storage using Scala language. What is the easiest way to do it? This file will also need to be public downloaded later. 回答1: Use the java library provided by Google. It will work with scala as well. They provide an example of how to use this library here. It's in java but the scala equivalent should be easy to code. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25540158/how-to-easily-send-local-file-to-google-cloud-storage-in-scala

问题 I need to upload a local file to Google Cloud Storage using Scala language. What is the easiest way to do it? This file will also need to be public downloaded later. 回答1: Use the java library provided by Google. It will work with scala as well. They provide an example of how to use this library here. It's in java but the scala equivalent should be easy to code. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25540158/how-to-easily-send-local-file-to-google-cloud-storage-in-scala

问题 I have been trying to read the documentation for GridFS and MongoDB for awhile. They just keep repeating the same thing and I can't make sense of it. Desired Output: The user submits a form that form contains many fields, but one is an image. The request needs to store the data in a collection and make a new document, which can be retrieved later. My main question is how do I use GridFS in this situation to store an image in that document. It says GridFS makes two collections in my database

问题 I have been trying to read the documentation for GridFS and MongoDB for awhile. They just keep repeating the same thing and I can't make sense of it. Desired Output: The user submits a form that form contains many fields, but one is an image. The request needs to store the data in a collection and make a new document, which can be retrieved later. My main question is how do I use GridFS in this situation to store an image in that document. It says GridFS makes two collections in my database

问题 I want to know that.. If I make chunks of a big Zip file and upload all chunks on Azure Cloud Storage in Container Blobs. Can i Join these chunks on Azure Platform.? for chunking i am using this code which is also generating .bat file for rejoining the chunks.. public void SplitFile(){ int numericUpDown = 100;//in MB string PathToCopyChunks = ""; // path to store chunks and ( .bat ) file string FilePathMakeChunks = DirectoryNameToPutScannedData; //the path of file to make chunks. try{ int kbs

问题 I want to know that.. If I make chunks of a big Zip file and upload all chunks on Azure Cloud Storage in Container Blobs. Can i Join these chunks on Azure Platform.? for chunking i am using this code which is also generating .bat file for rejoining the chunks.. public void SplitFile(){ int numericUpDown = 100;//in MB string PathToCopyChunks = ""; // path to store chunks and ( .bat ) file string FilePathMakeChunks = DirectoryNameToPutScannedData; //the path of file to make chunks. try{ int kbs

问题 I want total internal space available in Phone but in this code getInternalFreeSpace returns correct value but getInternalStorageSpace doesn't return exact available space because of not counting ANDROID OS Size. Like my phone has 64GB but this code returns 51.6GB. The Only missing is 12.40 GB i.e. ANDROID OS size, 51.6GB + 12.40 = 64.00 fun getInternalStorageSpace(): Float{ val statsFs = StatFs(Environment.getDataDirectory().absolutePath) val sizeKB = statsFs.blockCountLong.toFloat() *

问题 Hello I am new to using django and heroku and through out me designing my first project I Found out that I need a AWS 3 account/S3 storage to store images/files but I was wondering if I could use either a OneDrive or a Google Drive to save the files/images that the user uploads and if so, is it Like when using a AWS 3 storage. 回答1: Heroku has an “ephemeral” hard drive, this means that you can write files to disk, but those files will not persist after the application is restarted. You would

问题 Hello I am new to using django and heroku and through out me designing my first project I Found out that I need a AWS 3 account/S3 storage to store images/files but I was wondering if I could use either a OneDrive or a Google Drive to save the files/images that the user uploads and if so, is it Like when using a AWS 3 storage. 回答1: Heroku has an “ephemeral” hard drive, this means that you can write files to disk, but those files will not persist after the application is restarted. You would

问题 I have the following code in an Angular app: services$ .pipe( map(serviceModels => { serviceModels .forEach((srv, srvIdx) => { // Resolve images in services srv.images.forEach(async (img, imgIdx) => { serviceModels[srvIdx].images[imgIdx] = await this.imageSrv.resolveImage(img).toPromise(); }); }); return serviceModels; }); [...] Result is a single emition with one value change afterwards. emit -> service.image[0] // 'unrendered-url' -> (wait) -> service.image[0] // correct-url/image-path I'm