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问题 I have a cluster running Kubernetes v1.6.7. The VMs are : Distributor ID: Debian Description: Debian GNU/Linux 8.7 (jessie) Release: 8.7 Codename: jessie Kernel : 3.16.0-4-amd64 We have set cpu limits in deployments, however pods comsume cpu over this limit if they need to. Is there something am I missing ? Like a parameter in kubelet to enable this limit ? I haven't found anything about this problem. For example, if I create the following deployment : apiVersion: extensions/v1beta1 kind:

问题 I am using the spring Resource API and using a ResourcePatternResolver to scan my classpath for files. In one situation the scan is picking up some directories and files that are in a pre-built jar and some that are on the file system. In either case a 'resource' will either be a file or a directory. How can I reliably detect whether a resource points to a directory or file, whether in a jar file or not? Calling getFile() on a Resource inside a jar throws an Exception so I can't use that plus

问题 The following code throws a 110 Error on the EndUpdateResource call only when windows explorer is open at D:\test\output\ where the executable is being copied to: std::ifstream in("C:\\Windows\\notepad.exe", std::ios::binary); std::ofstream out("D:\\test\\output\\notepad.exe", std::ios::binary); out << in.rdbuf(); in.close(); out.close(); Handle hUpdateRes = BeginUpdateResource(_T("D:\\test\\output\\notepad.exe"), FALSE); EndUpdateResource(hUpdateRes, FALSE); As long as I don't have that

问题 I try to fetch the icon from an exe, where I have used the below snippet C# FileStream fs = new FileStream(icoFileNam, FileMode.OpenOrCreate); Icon ico = Icon.ExtractAssociatedIcon(exefilePath); ico.Save(fs); The image saved lacks quality. I have saved the image as .ico file. Can anyone knows how to retain the original quality of the icon present in the exefile? 回答1: In the most common cases you can use the extracted icon bitmap data via the Icon.ToBitmap() method. You can save this image to

问题 Preface: I'm not sure what resources are. I need this form (which is working from the user/sign_up route) to work on my 'offline page'--so users can still register when my app is down. My application_controller calls a :filter_before, :except => [:offline] and my registrations_controller has a :skip_filter_before action. (Is it called an action?) <%= form_for(resource, :as => resource_name, :url => registration_path(resource_name)) do |f| %> <%= devise_error_messages! %> <p><%= f.label :email

问题 I am working on an eclipse plugin. After some marketing people got in the way, I need to rename my plugin. So I went ahead and opened the plugin.xml in eclipse and changed the name and ID in the overview TAB. Then, when I try to launch eclipse to see everything is working, it dumps a whole lot of prints about not being able to resolve plugin (I removed the name of the old plugin for IP reasons, sorry): !ENTRY org.eclipse.jface 4 0 2014-07-02 14:19:08.885 !MESSAGE Unable to resolve plug-in

问题 How can I organize resources in Java? For example, when I will use pictures to be embedded in my application, in what folder can I store it? Because when I make my program in an executable .jar file all the resources like pictures, text file, it goes outside the folder where I stored it. 回答1: A common practice is to reserve a package to resources. You can place it anywhere, depending on the classes needing to access those resources (there's no rule, it's just a matter of organization logic).

问题 I have a project like this; I want to get all the images in the “Images” folder. If all the png files are stored in a folder on the disk, this would be easy. But they are embedded in the project, then how can I access them? Or even further, how do I get a tree data structure of the image resources? Thanks 回答1: You can access them using a package URI: Image image = new Image(); image.Source = new BitmapImage(new Uri(“pack://application:,,,/Images/ImageCategory1/Burn Disc.png”)); If you want to

问题 I am trying to use this: BitmapFactory.decodeFile("logo.jpg") and I don't seem to have the file: logo.jpg in the right place in comparison to my apk. where should it go? P.S. the error I get is: Edit I now am using this: >BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getActivity().getResources(),"logo.jpg") and am now getting a compiler error that says: The method getActivity() is undefined for the type Brick (Brick is the name of the class) I don't care which solution works as long as one of them does 回答1: I

问题 I run multiple websites all running off of a single installation of CodeIgniter on my server (separate application directories and a single system directory). This has been working fabulously and I don't see any reason to change it at this point. I find myself writing library classes to extend/override CI all of the time and many times if I find a bug or improve effeciency I have to go back to several websites to make the same adjustments at risk of a typo that breaks one of the websites.