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Given a UIViewController , I would like to receive text input only from the external keyboard. Think UIKeyCommand but for any character (not just 'modified' ones). However, when I try to implement that using UIKeyInput , it seems that iOS desperately wants to display a keyboard if there is no external one connected. Is there any way to circumvent that? Specifically, to have the options to receive keystrokes from the keyboard if, and only if, one is connected? After fiddling with a iPad for an hour, I finally have a good solution for this in swift. The other methods are weak or use 3rd party

I am using the Identity Server 4.1.0 and also I am running an ApacheDS within the Apache Directory Studio. So what I want now is connect my IS to the external LDAP. IS is connecting fine to the ldap, only it throws errors because there are attribute-definitions missing. At least that is my interpretation of the stacktrace. I saw that other people tried it too: WSO2 external ldap not working But my error is different. Also I see how in this blog it is explained well how to use the Directory Studio, but it seems it is all running on the embedded LDAP of the IS: http://www.soasecurity.org/2012/11

I'm trying to run a External Jar file, without actually inserting it into my jar itself. Because the jar file needs to be located in the same folder as the main jar file. So, Within the main jar file I want to execute the other executable jar file, And I need to be able to know when the jar file is ended AND when you close the main jar file, the jar file that is started within the jar file needs to be closed to, I currently do that by using this code: public void LaunchLatestBuild() { try { String path = new File(".").getCanonicalPath() + "\\externaljar.jar"; List commands = new ArrayList();

I'm setting up a Moodle environment and I need users to be able to login via an external site using their credentials from that site. Ideally they would go to the website, login in, and then click a button that will send them to Moodle along with their account information. Once they get to Moodle, Moodle will check to see if the account information already exists. If so it will login, otherwise it will create the account and login. I already have the Moodle environment set up, as well as the login site. The Moodle site is not allowed to access the database on the login site, and the users

I would like to include external jar files into classpath for all configurations of jBoss7. Is there any way to do this without moving my files somewhere into jboss lib directories? Or better - is there any way to include all jar files in some external directory? There's a directory called modules where you can put your jars. But to know how to do that you should read this guide. You may also create a global module that is accessible to all deployments. Look at this doc. No answer actually outlines exactly what to do here so here goes. In your jboss-deployment-structure.xml file, which should