Is karate mock supports AVRO object testing? [duplicate] - avro

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Do Karate support .avro file as an input request?
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Is karate mock supports AVRO object testing, because in my project I have a requirement to mock AVRO object?

Not directly, but you just need to write some a utility to convert Avro <--> JSON (Or Java Maps) and you are done.
Please refer this thread: https://github.com/intuit/karate/issues/412#issuecomment-420690472

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Get information about the installed network adapters
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What's equivalent of NetworkInterface in Delphi, where i can build a program like
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If you look at the source code for the NetworkInterface class, you will see that internally it gets its information from the GetAdaptersAddresses() function, which you can call directly in Delphi code.

How to make an SFTP connection with Delphi? [duplicate]

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I need to do a file transfer process inside my software, and the files are a little sensitive, so I would like to do via SFTP, so I have researched that there are some components (all the payments I've researched) that make use protocol.
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Sorry, translated via google translate.
Use the Indy sftp component.
The Indy components are included in delphi since a while.
Alternativley you could try these activex method:
https://www.activexperts.com/network-component/howto/sftp/delphi/

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SendKeys in Delphi 2010
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I need to send several virtual keys (VK_RETURN) from my delphi application (myapp.exe) into another application such as (notepade).
The OS that I use are Windows 10 64 bit.
I read : How to send an "ENTER" key press to another application? , Delphi XE - Send Ctrl+Key to 3rd Party Application (did not work for me) and other previous asked question. But still I'm getting confused.
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How to send the virtual keys to the targeted application ?
Simple example : I want to send password into another program at runtime from my delphi application. How to do that ?
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When I created my project, I'm new in iOS development, so I did't check the use Core Data option, but now I need to use Core Data in my project and I've already put a lot of work on the project so I can't start all over again. So anyone knows how to get those files like coredata.xcdatamodeld?
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Relational Database System
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Many early iPhone database examples were written using SQLite
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So I need to decide which iOS XML Parser to use for my new app. I will be downloading large documents from a website and parsing them into TableView cells as well as normal views. So it needs to be quick and easy to use.
Also, I would like the ability to parse the document, while downloading. So if I am scrolling in a tableView - I don't want to UI to lock up due to XML Parsing?
I guess I could use GDC to use overcome this?
I looked at TBXML and the libxml2 SAX XML parsers.
Any ideas?
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