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I want to run a scheduler on daily basis. So I have created a Windows application and stored it onto the server. This works fine on my local machine, but I get path error as Could not find a part of path C\Windows\System32.. With this, I think there might be some issue related to the path. Here is my code for that. startupPath = Environment.CurrentDirectory; strExp = "RAName = '" + group.Key + "'"; DataTable dtNew = ds.Tables[1].Select(strExp).CopyToDataTable(); DataSet dsNew = new DataSet(); dsNew.Tables.Add(dtNew); dtNew.Columns.Remove("RAName"); dtNew.Columns.Remove("UserEmail");

I have been able to authenticate using the json file associated with a service account using googleAuth and bigQueryR . # Load Packages global.packages <- c("bigQueryR", "googleAuthR") ### Apply require on the list of packages; load them quietly lapply(global.packages, require, character.only = TRUE, quietly = TRUE) Sys.setenv("GCS_AUTH_FILE" = "json_file_location") #Authenticate Google BQ googleAuthR::gar_attach_auto_auth("https://www.googleapis.com/auth/bigquery", environment_var = "GCS_AUTH_FILE") This works and I am able to start using functions from bigQueryR . Now assume I am limited to

I want to compress a normal file to a .zip and then compress it as gzip file without creating a new file. For example let's say that I have a pdf document doc.pdf , what I have to get is: doc.pdf.zip.gz I don't want to creat a new file called doc.pdf.zip and then open it and gzip it. I'm working with a server to get the file from the browser and return it back, this is my function: public void ZIPandGZIP(String fileName, OutputStream os, String header) throws FileNotFoundException { File file = new File(fileName); FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(file); byte[] data = new byte[(int)

I am tracking the memory using task manager and my app is a webrtc app using socket.io. So when I track the memory and open localhost, connect two browser windows, it obviously adds a little bit of memory. I think it starts at like 19.3 MB and then adds 0.5MB for each connection. HOWEVER! When I close out of the connection, so no more localhost windows are open, it never decreases in memory usage! So if it goes up to 20MB or something, then it will stay there and never ever decrease. Why is this? Is there some kind of memory leak? By the way, is this the right way to track memory usage? Or

So first off, let me show you my code and the error it returns: print "before import" from twisted.internet import protocol # imports print "after protocol" from twisted.internet import reactor print "after reactor" from twisted.internet.endpoints import TCP4ServerEndpoint print "after import" class Echo(protocol.Protocol): """docstring for Echo""" def connectionMade(self): cADDR = self.clnt = self.transport.getPeer().host print "...Connection made with {0}".format(cADDR) def dataReceived(self, data): self.transport.write(data) class EchoFactory(protocol.Factory): """docstring for EchoFactory"

I'm new to Go and I have the following problem. I tried to simplify it: I have a server which has for example a global variable myvar . All users can POST the endpoint /step1 and save some data in the variable, which can be retrieved with a GET using the second endpoint /step2 . Between these 2 calls the value of myvar shouldn't change for that user. I would like to know if there is a way to instantiate this process for every user, because I need that if one user changes the variable, it doesn't affect the other users. I don't necessarily need to use the global variable, it is just to expose