I have a service container in docker which works fine, however when I am testing it with postman, it cannot find one particular endpoint and throws 404 not found error, I thought it could be because of the #Profile annotation, so I removed it and ran the container again, however, it is still unable to find it. What could be the reason for this? All my controllers are identical with the same annotations.
For the reference these are above the controller
#RestController
#RequestMapping(value = "/phone-numbers")
And this is above my method
#GetMapping("/verification-code/{phoneNumber}")
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I have been trying to deploy a basic service with aws-lambda and using a docker image, everything goes fine until I create a public function but I get this error.in chrome
in firefox,
and cheking the cloudwatch I get this outputcloudwatch log
Can someone please give me an answer?
Im new using aws
I tried to change the response type in the node application
create an api gateway.
but nothing worked
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I have created a policy for Nginx ingress annotation and I have tested it with the Rego playground (https://play.openpolicyagent.org/p/EEOfeSQHFo). Is not showing any error in the playground but when I deploy it in the cluster it is not working as expected.
Expected result:
When deploying the ingress manifest file, it should contain the annotation limit-connections and the value should be 5 or 10 or it should return the error.
Can somebody please review my rego code?
There's nothing wrong with your policy. The Kubernetes API server however expects the response to be formatted as an AdmissionReview object. The OPA docs on Kubernetes provides an example of how you may create one.
I am developing a Drupal site using the latest official Drupal/PHP/Apache Docker image.
I have some local directories mapped to inside the Drupal container as expected (modules, profiles, sites, themes).
When I create a module and try to, for example, extend a Drupal class such as BlockBase, I get an error saying BlockBase is undefined. This is because the Drupal core code is inside of the container, which intelephense and intellisense can't see. Note the code is actually perfectly fine when it is run.
This problem also means I don't get any autocompletion or suggestions for methods and such.
Is there a way to resolve this issue, for example by somehow giving intelephense access to inside of the container?
Thank you.
We are trying to run JSFUnit with Arquillian on a WebLogic 12c container and are running into a few problems.
First, when we try to use the #InitialPage annotation to inject in the JSFServerSession and JSFClientSession, the JSFServerSession is always returned as null.
Second, we have tried working around the problem by going the legacy route of creating a new JSFSession and then getting the JSFServerSession and JSFClientSession from it. Once we run a second test we get "java.lang.IllegalStateException: Can not find HttpSession. Make sure JSFUnitFilter has run and your test extends org.apache.cactus.ServletTestCase."
It seems very arbitrary because there are times where we will run a test and it passes. Sometimes the very next time it fails. Or adding a line that doesn't seem like it should be related, will thrown the "Can not find HttpSession" error.
It seems like it can't handle creating the JSFSession multiple times or there is some timeout on the server that even though the test war is getting undeployed something needs to timeout. Any thoughts?
I am not sure if this applies to your problem as well, but I had similar issue with JBoss 7. Usually the issues can be solved by:
Using Servlet 3.0 protocol which should include relevant filters to web.xml
If that doesn't help (like in my case), use this solution: https://stackoverflow.com/a/17036005/1667977
In any case, try to avoid creating the session yourself
I feel guilty coming to Stack Exchange with such a trivial issue, but I've been banging my head against it all morning and can't seem to get anywhere. I am trying to run the simple HelloWorld app in the Grails tutorial: http://grails.org/doc/latest/guide/gettingStarted.html#creatingAnApplication
I have Grails installed, I can run it, create the controller and everything, but no matter what page I hit, I get nothing but a blank. Even pages that don't exist, return a blank page and not an error.
For example, I tried http: //localhost:8080/helloworld, obviously, and get nothing but a blank page back. The same thing happens for http: //localhost:8080/hellowrld, http: //localhost:8080/helphelphelp and http: //localhost:8080/pleasefortheloveofpeteworkalready. Always the empty response.
When I try a different port, I get an error. When I stop-app and try, I get an error. When I run grails run-app with port 9090 and try port 8080, I get an error, but on 9090, I get the blank page. So, I assume the server is fielding the requests, but just isn't responding for some reason.
I'm probably missing something super simple, something dumb, but I can't figure out what it is, and the complete lack of feedback is killing me.
Are there logs anywhere I can check? And, is there something obvious I'm missing?
(PS: I assume the environment vars are correct, because I can run Grails no problem. Also, I installed, but never ran, the GGST IDE thing. I rebooted since then, but could that have installed some service that's taking over?)
Thanks,
Peter
The application name is the default "context", so if you create an application called foo (grails create-app foo) it will be available at http://localhost:8080/foo if you run grails run-app. You can use a different port, for example 9090, by running grails -Dserver.port=9090 run-app and you can also use a different context (or none at all).
The run-app script displays the full URL of the application in the output window - you should see something like:
Server running. Browse to http://localhost:8080/helloworld