According to this post, Hasura has the "_in" operation in permissions.
I'm currently running Hasura 2.1.1, but none of the new operators described in that post are present:
Looking around on the internet I found no mention of this, but maybe this is because I'm using the open-source edition?
Thanks for helping me out
The problem was with BigQuery itself
In this case I solved switching to Postgres
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New to JBPM and Wildfly server. Trying to get a basic LDAP setup to work with jBPM. I think the best example I've found is here:
https://blog.kie.org/2021/02/migrating-jbpm-images-secured-by-ldap-to-elytron.html
However that example is based on KieLoginModule integration which isn't in the build anymore, as noted by the Author.
So question, where I can find an example of LDAP integration with jBPM on the newest 7.61.0 server?
We are running this via docker, so .cli would be ideal but I can reverse engineer a working standalone.xml into .cli if need be.
Thank you!
This video would help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UpT92-GIxc
and You can see https://groups.google.com/g/jbpm-setup/c/Ebt8cwfh3dU
You can join JBPM google group where JBPM expert can help if you face any issue in JBPM.
Have you checked this?
https://github.com/gmunozfe/integration-sample-kie-server/tree/ldap_last
I adapted the CLI scripts to work with out-of-the-box elytron.
I need to manage (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, etc.) a simple SQLite database through Dart code, but all the SQLite connector libraries I could find are very outdated. I've searched for a solution and haven't seen anything compatible with Dart 2. Can anyone think of an alternative way to do this?
Note: The application and database will eventually be migrated server-side
with Azure.
Note: I am fairly new to working with SQL and RDBMS.
Thanks!
The sqlite package should provide what your need. It is pretty up-to-date including null-safety and recently updated.
The graphite document says we can use the kairosdb for storing metrics but I could not find a clear guide on how to configure graphite to pull data from kairosdb. I chose kairos DB because it supports REST API to publish data. Could someone help by pointing to any resource which talks about configuring graphite to use kairosdb? Thanks in advance.
I think I got it figured it out. To plug a different datasource other than Whisper, we need a finder plugin as documented here and the Kairosdb plugin is here.
2 years ago i was using mysql security providers [membership,role] from code-project article:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/database/mysqlmembershipprovider.aspx
do we still need that or the current mysql-connector provide that? i saw something called [MySql.Web.dll] so is that a replacement or not!
please en-light and guide me,
thanks,
You can use the MySQL Providers. They work great. No need for other providers. The advantage of your custom provider is maybe just more flexibility.
We customized our own provider, so we cannot switch.
Not sure what more you wanna know?
I believe you still need a third party or custom build provider to connect to a MySQL database, check out http://schleichermann.wordpress.com/2009/10/21/asp-net-mysql-membership-provider/. This will walk you through using MySQL .Net connectors
EDIT you can of course use the link you've provided in your question as well. I'm just not sure how out of date that might be.
Is there a way to get savepoint support in a Zope connection to Postgres?
I'm currently using ZPsycopgDA, which doesn't support savepoints, and is also hard to install with buildout. Would switching to something like SQLAlchemyDA make things easier?
Background: I've got my users in a postgres database, but when I try look at the history, I get errors about savepoints. That problem is explained here: http://plone.org/products/cmfeditions/issues/46
I would recommend asking in the Plone forums: http://plone.org/support
I'm not using much relational databases myself, but in general you can use collective.tin and other integration products that hook up SQLAlchemy to Plone for content, or if you want to store everything in a relational database, look at RelStorage.
It turned out that SQLAlchemyDA does seem to support savepoints - at least when I switched to it, it did fix the issue.