Currently I am working on Java Project where trying to use QuickFIX engine.
But every time getting below message:
MsgSeqNum too low, expecting 3 but received 2
For some security reason, can't share the whole Java file and config, but code portion can be shared in customized way.
What I want from here is, if there is any Java sample using QuickFIX where above error point has been fixed.
NB:
Apologies if the same question is there.
Please help me to find that one also.
You can manually set the sequence numbers using APIs:
Session.lookupSession(session_).setNextSenderMsgSeqNum();
Session.lookupSession(session_).setNextTargetMsgSeqNum();
You can also refer: How to set sequence numbers manually in QuickFixJ?
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I am new to SonarQube and want to make a custom plugin to make some custom rules and measures.
My project contains a json file (report.json) where all important measures of the project are listed. Now I want to take one of these measures in the file and let SonarQube check if this value is greater than a certain threshold or lower.
I've already checked out this template but I'm not sure which steps I need to make and which SonarQube API classes I have to use to make it work.
In detail it looks as follows:
I have a json file (report.json) and want to take the value of the key numericValue:
...
"numericValue": 251.84199999999998,
...
Now I want to check with SonarQube if this value is greater than 250 or lower than 250. Based on this a custom rule in SonarQube should pass or fail.
I have already looked at the documentation (here and here) but it didn't help me much.
I am trying to elaborate SIP messages coming to an Asterisk server and edit them on the fly using Java.
AMI is supposed to work fine with that. Although I can't send any SIP messages though the socket, cause every-time I tried to edit chan_sip.c the server breaks down. So I haven't find a way to access this information from other classes of the manager. I don't want to save those information to a file or database cause this will delay the whole process.
Using Kamailio is not an option cause I want to make a comparison of both solutions so I need Asterisk.
Is there any path I should follow to get this done? I can't figure why editing chan_sip.c bothers Asterisk making him nonfunctional..
Seams like no way with your qualification. Task seams really complex for me(i have more then 10 years experience, including asteirsk internal and c/c++ programming).Try do that using dialplan only
I am currently trying to have Logstash work on Solaris with the File Input method. But I am encountering some bugs (see LOGSTASH-665). After digging a lot, it appears that native support for File.stat on my system (SunOS 5.10, JDK 1.6.0_21, 32 bit) is totally deficient, so I am looking for a way to properly handle it.
Specifically I want to access the inode information. Based on the metadata I can gather about the file (like its path and whatever is available on solaris), I want to calculate a number which is unique for that file, and which changes when the file is replaced by another file which has the same name. At first I thought about simply using a hash of the file path and used this function as a replacement, but indeed, when the file is rolled over the number does not change, so I need to also access the ctime information...
..Or make a system call to get the ls -li result to get the real inode number by another way.
Problem is that I never used ruby before, I am more used to java, so I am struggling to find a solution. Every suggestion will be appreciated.
The best solution I know of is to wrap the native call using JNI or JNA.
There do appear to be a couple of projects that have done this, although I haven't used either of them. See this question: Is there a Java library of Unix functions?
I'm currently attempting to write a program that needs to read /dev/input/mice in order to gain mouse input. My only problem is that when I read from /dev/input/mice all I get is gibberish. Online (Google), I found very few helpful webpages. I've attempted to use OD's output, but thats even worse than just trying to read from the file. I've attempted to use third-party libraries, but as I am working with an ARM architecture, many libraries will not run or compile. Does anyone know what format this data is in, and how to parse this data into understandable data.
Libraries I've tried to Use:
https://code.google.com/p/jnativehook/ (Won't recompile on ARM)
http://sdljava.sourceforge.net/ (Can't even get this one to compile x86!)
EDIT: I'm using a raspberry pi, with no X server installed. (NO AWT)
Thanks to #JustinB for his answer in the comments, just thought I should put it here for others to see:
JustinB: "/dev/input/mice outputs 3 bytes, The first byte is the button data, the next two are x and y. Its not java code, but you might find this or this helpful "
I am using hibernate in my java dynamic project and since last week I am getting one exception called "No row with the given identifier exist[#entity(0)]. I found same problem asked earlier and I did same as suggested but problem persisted. I tried using "not-found=ignore" case as well but it doesn't work. Even the project is working fine # Production but here # development is quite disturbing. Please help me.
Maybe this can help explain it.
Just a suggestion: whenever I get an error message of any kind, I immediately cut & paste it into a Google search to see what comes back. It's highly unlikely that I'm the first person to encounter a problem.