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问题 I developing a web app using to AngularJs and REST API. The REST APIs are hosted on some different servers.When I calling to this REST APIs, I have this problem called CROS: XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://api.getevents.co/event?&lat=41.904196&lng=12.465974. The 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header has a value 'https://dev.getevents.co' that is not equal to the supplied origin. Origin 'http://localhost:8383' is therefore not allowed access. My code is this: modulo.controller(

问题 I'm using different Docker containers for API and front-end. frontend: image: <my_frontend_image> ports: - "3000:3000" api: restart: always build: ./<my_api_folder> ports: - "9002:9002" On API side I have the endpoint for sending emails: /emails/custom On frontend side I'm trying to send a request to this endpoint: $.ajax({ url: "http://api:9002/api/emails/custom", dataType: "json", type: "POST" ... But it doesn't work. It looks like it sends a request to FrontEnd container again. What is

问题 I want to add and remove Heroku Dynos through platform API Just like we do ps:scale web=0 in Heroku toolbelt CLI. I have already tried POST /apps/{app_id_or_name}/dynos/{dyno_id_or_name}/actions/stop but it doesn't do anything however the response has a status code of 200. 回答1: As per the dyno stop ps:stop behavior outlined in this question: Running ps:stop on dynos that are part of a scaled process will automatically be restarted. In Private Spaces, ps:stop will terminate and replace the

问题 We have an S3 bucket, and a directory with all our access logs. I would like to list files newer than a specific time/date. Any way this can be achieved? The directory has over 100,000 files and it seems inefficient to fetch the entire list and iterate over them all. Thanks in advance! 回答1: I don't see any way to do this via the S3 API. You would need to store the file date as part of the S3 object Key, or store a separate index of S3 objects in a database that you could query by date. 回答2:

问题 I am attempting to scrape an url from reddit and post it on my blog every 30 minutes. This is my current solution: I created a php file named 'newpost.php' that fetches content from the reddit's api and posts it to my blog. (Every time the page is loaded it fetches/posts the newest reddit post). Here is the code: $json = file_get_contents("https://www.reddit.com/r/all/new.json?limit=1"); $obj = json_decode($json); $url = $obj->data->children[0]->data->url; // the rest posts this url to my

问题 I'm wondering if it would be best practice to use a clients fingerprint as JWT-secret for encoding. However I couldn't find anything in the WWW concerning this question, but so far it makes sense to me to do it. I'm thinking about generating a fingerprint client-side with JavaScript and sent it to the API with every call. The API should then use the fingerprint with a hard coded secret together for encoding and decoding the token. Isn't this a good method to prevent CSRF? Or am I missing out

问题 I am currently working on a project to implement PayPal as a reusable payment option similar to a saved credit card. I have seen this done on websites like http://www.fab.com which allows users to sign into PayPal one time, and then stores their payment information for future purchases. Looking over the different APIs, I am not sure which one fits this description. Just to clarify, I do not wish to use PayPal to capture credit card information, I only want to authorize the "Default Payment

问题 With thwe http package I can send an image to a server by putting te binary data in the body of a post call like in the snippet of this code: var response = await http.post('My_url', body: File(path).readAsBytesSync(), headers: { 'apikey': 'myAPIKEY', 'Content-Type': 'image/*', // set content-length }); I can't do the same thing by using Dio, I don't know how to put directly the binary data in the body (like i can do it with postman) 回答1: Just putting my solution if someone stumbles upon the

问题 We have been using Dropwizard to create HTTP service. Usually the syntax would look like java -jar {path_to_jar} server config.yml This spins of HTTP server internally using ServerCommand of dropwizard. But, as for the new requirement we need it to support another command line input preferrably the first input of the run. Say, java -jar {path_to_jar} path_to_file server config.yml (or at least) java -jar {path_to_jar} server config.yml path_to_file I know dropwizard supports custom command

问题 My code: curl -X POST http://localhost:54321/3/ParseSetup --data 'source_frames=["/root/documents/my_file.csv"]' Error: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Key not loaded: Key at water.api.ParseSetupHandler.guessSetup(ParseSetupHandler.java:31) Help: Could anyone help to resolve this? Am I missing any parameter? Used H2O version: h2o-3.10.0.10 回答1: My suggestion is to open Flow (http://localhost:54321) in a browser, then start Firebug (or the equivalent in your browser of choice), and the