router

问题 So I have created a Java code to handle clients when triggered by my TP-Link WR841N. The problem is that I am getting no response at all, I have already configured my router for Port Forwarding and Port Triggering but it is not working. I am not getting any output on console. Please help me out... Main.java package com.geek; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { DHCP_CustomServer server = new DHCP_CustomServer(2222); server.run(); } } DHCP_CustomServer.java package com

问题 I've been working on an app and had done it before with ui-router but with ionic and it worked. As in the title, the URL changes correctly to what I'd expect, however nothing happens after. I know that the template is correctly found because it's loaded into ressources. I generated an yo angular-fullstack template and every view is loaded to an ui-view in the index.html but this one. I created /shifts with angular-fullstack:route shifts and the controllers with angular-fullstack:controller

问题 I have a rails app that has approx 30 matches in routes.rb match '/send-email' => 'index#send_email' match '/forgot-password' => 'users#forgot_password', :as => :forgot_password match '/forgot-password-confirmation' => 'users#forgot_password_confirmation' match '/user/save-password' => 'users#save_password', :as => 'edit_users_password' match '/user/home', :to => 'users#home' match '/users/:id', :to => 'users#show', :as => "user_show" What would be the best way to add a prepending route? like

问题 My router in configured as follows. It works and does what it's supposed to. import Demo1 from "../vuex_modules/demo/demo1.vue" import Demo2 from "../vuex_modules/demo/demo2.vue" export const routes = [ { path: "/demo/demo1", component: Demo1 }, { path: "/demo/demo2", component: Demo2 } ]; Now, I need to match me some query strings. When I click in one of the views routed to above, I want the object pushed to the router to look like this. export default { methods: { clicky: function(row) {

问题 I have two routes with a different path and name but with the same component . Is there a way to check what the path is when I navigate for ex. to /add-user OR the name for ex. AddUser Routeconfig app.component.ts @RouteConfig([ { path: '/add-user', name: 'AddUser', component: UserComponent }, { path: '/user/:id/detail', name: 'UserDetail', component: UserComponent } ]) Update Usercomponent user.component.ts ngOnInit() { //this is pseudocode if (this._router.name == 'AddUser') { console.log(

问题 I create a test case with backbone.js @: http://jsfiddle.net/VWBvs/5/ Route is defined as var AppRouter = Backbone.Router.extend({ routes: { "/posts/:id" : "getPost", "/download/*path": "downloadFile", "*actions" : "defaultRoute" }, getPost: function(id) { alert(id); }, defaultRoute : function(actions){ alert(actions); }, downloadFile: function( path ){ alert(path); // user/images/hey.gif }, loadView: function( route, action ){ alert(route + "_" + action); // dashboard_graph } }); var app

问题 I convert all links from example.com/action to example.com/index.html#action which is then parsed by my Backbone router. However, my new page, signup/:inviteAuthHash (eg. signup/9d519a2005b3dac8802d8e9e416239a1 ) is not working; the only thing that renders is my index.html , and none of my breakpoints in my router are met. .htaccess: # not a file or directory RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d # example.com/home => example.com/index.html#home RewriteRule ^

问题 I have a component, that's actually a modal dialog. When I am done with that dialog and press the "Ok" button, I want to stay on the stay page from where I opened that dialog. Which isn't difficult. But the problem is that the dialog changes the data (I am getting data through a REST call) so I need to refresh the route that I already am on to reflect the data changes. Since, I am calling it from a component, I don't have Route so can't call route.refresh() . I tried to get the router: this

问题 I am wondering for the udp multicast to work, router must support it? 回答1: Multicast is based on dynamically generated trees that can (theoretically) span the entire internet. These multicast trees are based on two protocols: IGMP : Internet Group Management Protocol. Used by receivers and users like me and you. PIM : Protocol Independent Multicast. Used by routers to replicate and reroute the packets accordingly. The client needs to be IGMP -compatible, and the routers need to be PIM

问题 At the moment, I try to create a small Web-Project using Go for data handling on the server. I try to pass my database-connection to my HandlerFunc(tions) but it does not work as expected. I am pretty new to golang, so maybe I did not understand some basic principles of this lang. My main func looks like this: func main() { db, err := config.NewDB("username:password@/databasename?charset=utf8&parseTime=True") if err != nil { log.Panic(err) } env := &config.Env{DB: db} router := NewRouter(env)