I was able to find the JIL syntax/format for the creation of extended_calendars in Autosys. But I couldn't find any syntax to delete any extended calendars.
Can anyone please provide a sample example. Thanks in advance.
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I am working on a project which requires me to give the user a list of do/dont's which shouldn't be edited.
So is it possible to make read-only comments.
Any help would be appreciated thanks!!!
(Note: its not a rshiny script)
This is not possible. R scripts are regular files, all parts of them are editable.
Maybe you should use a read only repository and put your code there?
How to make a git repository read-only?
I never had to use sections of the code with read only access, and I am not sure if we can make this kind of thing.
I couldn't find such an example for "option" contract in Corda.
Could anybody please point me to such an example?
Thanks a lot
A set of sample CorDapps is provided here: https://www.corda.net/samples/.
One of these samples is an options CorDapp. See https://github.com/caisr3/cordapp-optionv1.
As I have the requirement of creating multiple steps for a single job based upon some conditions parameters through standalone java program can anyone able to share the code snippet program corresponding for that.
Thanks for the response
Create a whole job with all steps you may need.
Add some JobExecutionDecider in job's flow to skip/repeat step.
This should resolve your problem.
I have read the main idea of how Create a custom directory namer on github. But, I did not manage to know how to start. So, I am wondering if there is simple example for it.
Thank you very much.
You can find a sample DirectoryNamer here:https://github.com/dustin10/VichUploaderBundle/issues/242#issuecomment-44566041
I'm not really familiar to alfresco, so I wish that the question will not bother everyone. However I hope for your help.
When I create a trial user for alfresco by webscript, but I want the user will be delete after 30 days trial. How can I do that? Can anyone give me an idea? (I hope that I will not have to use java-backend webscript because I never do it before.)
Thanks you very much!
You could use a scheduled custom action triggered every day that checks if some user has been created more than 30 days ago. For the custom action you should see my blog, or just google it, you'll find a lot of material about.
If you need some help with the javascript action that is triggered, just let us know.