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I wrote a Project code which has 4 different projects in one solution and has 1 shared database, is this follows a MICROSERVICE architecture or a MONOLITH architecture?? If Yes to anyone of these please elaborate and explain??

can somebody the use of spring batch RemoteStep in spring batch v6 with respect to remote partitioning.. Are they serve the same and seeing the same features being used do we have any bug fixed or new features enabled by framework for RemoteStep?

Link for the API : https://rapidapi.com/commercialindupro/api/otpshield Who can test it quickly and give me a little feedback? API Overview OTPShield is a professional API for detecting suspicious behavior and potential fraud in real time. With OTPShield, you can: 📊 Get risk scores for users based on their behavior ⚠️ Detect anomalous or fraudulent activity instantly 🕒 Access detailed user activity history for analysis 💻 Integrate easily into web and mobile applications Responses are returned in clean JSON format, making it perfect for production-ready systems requiring reliability and scalability.

My idea was to embed data in a class "statically" - i.e. completely independant of other components - and write it to file during compile. Something like this: def createForm()(using Quotes) : Expr[Form] = val q = '{ Form("Hello")} println(q.show) q The Form class is a very simple case class; idea is that the code in createForm() is known at compiletime and could be consumed something like this. The class Form would have no logic at all, but would just be a simple tree of case classes, statically known at compiletime because its constructed in a '{ ... } block. Idea is to have a method in a trait def createForm()(using Quotes) : Expr[Form], and then actually use it in concrete classes. But I can't seem to use Quotes outside a inline def x() = ${ ... }. Usage, however, would be both at compile-time to generate a XML, JSON, whatever meta-data file describing the structure. // at compile time

I am processing excel sheets with pandas, and here's an abbreviation of what I have so far: class DataLoader: """ Loads excel sheets & convert them into CSV """ def __init__(self, *kwargs): self.sheet1= None self.sheet2 = None self.params = None self.load() def load(self): """loads all data""" .... class sheetToDf: """ convert csv files generated from Dataloader into dataframes """ def __init__(self): self.loader = DataLoader() self.df1 , self.df2 = None, None self.load() def load(self) -> None: """loads dataframes from the sheets processed by data loader""" class lookUps: def __init__(self): self.data = sheetToDf() def lookup_func1(self): .... def lo

I am working on a React Native application with a specific navigation structure that involves a chat screen nested inside multiple navigators. The root is a MaterialTopTabNavigator, which contains a BottomTabNavigator, and inside that bottom tab is the actual screen with FlatList for messages. The issue I'm facing is specific to Android: horizontal swipe gestures to switch between the top tabs completely fail if the gesture starts over the FlatList area. on iOS everything works perfectly, but on android it feels like the FlatList is aggressively consuming all touch events, even horizontal ones, and not letting them bubble up to the parent PagerView. vertical scrolling works fine, and if i swipe on the header or outside the list, the tab switches correctly. here is my current setup (simplified): 1. Root Navigator (Top Tabs) const TopTab = crea

Problem: When connecting my Android device to my Mac for debugging with ADB, the device shows up as unauthorized: $ adb devices List of devices attached RZCW92YYCHL unauthorized However, the “Allow USB debugging?” dialog never appears on my phone, no matter how many times I enable/disable USB debugging, revoke USB authorizations, or restart the device. Cause: This is often caused by stale or corrupted ADB key files on the development machine. Android uses these keys to authenticate your computer for USB debugging. If the keys are invalid, the device refuses authorization but may not trigger the dialog, especially on newer Android versions or some OEM skins (Samsung, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, etc.). Solution: Disconnect your device and ensure it is unlocked

I drew a solid graphic polygon in KiCad. When I use Shape Modification → Fillet lines to round the corners, the fillet is applied but the polygon becomes hollow (outline only). After this, the Properties (E) option is no longer available to make it filled again. How can I create a solid polygon with rounded corners? Attached are images demonstrating the issue.Solid Polygon Hollow Polygon

I'm writing a generative AI Corpus and AI Vocal Analysis tool that is for training peoples voice and giving feedback. I'm using qwen4b-instruct as an LLM and have prompted it really good however my pipeline goes like this. Corpus > Wiki Data > LLM with rerouting, fall backs, and safe guards. I'm 99.5% done I swear and have a job interview in which I said I would showcase this project, however everything works but the JS is printing out of order. I have two versions, a buggy but more consistent backup that writes messages in the correct order and a fully functional AI that replaces the same word bubble over and over again. In both codes I'm using function onSendMessage(textRaw) { if (!textRaw || !textRaw.trim()) return; appendMessage(textRaw, 'user'); showTypingIndicator(); const interp = interpretUserText(textRaw); const artist = extractArtistName(textRaw); setTimeout(async () => { removeTypingIndicator(); if (!CORPUS_READY &

After migrating applications to developer hubs, any http request to free or paid APIs return this error message: { "developerMessage": "API request capacity exceeded.", "moreInfo": "https://aps.autodesk.com/pricing", "errorCode": "403" } Hub analytics dashboard gives that no paid APIs have been consumed.