Is there any way to listen background location every n seconds? I need to get the location every 5 minutes to not drain the device battery.
PS I have a pro account.
There is a new background locationlistener implemented recently, I haven't test it personally, but I believe it will help you.
There is blog about it here and a sample usage could be found here.
Although there's an issue posted on codename one forum about it killing the app, but Steve mentioned he was working on fixing it.
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I'm using Python to crawl the web every second.
When the article is posted on the site, you can see the completion time of the writing.
For example, if the writing time is 40:10 seconds, the time shown on the site is 20 seconds later.
There is a time difference between when an administrator publishes to a site and when it actually displays on a site.
I tried request() while deleting the cache, but it's the same.
Is it possible to resolve the problem that appears late on the site?
Or can I check it right away when a new article is updated on the server?
That is the case as of last night. Does not work for CPU or GPU "compute type"
Basically, after pressing the "Start runtime" button, it says "Preparing project runtime..." for about ten minutes and then stops. It shows the following error, "There was a problem when starting the project runtime. This should be resolved shortly. Please try again later."
I have now tried it about five times over last night and this morning.
There is no way to even access the work that is saved there. The "project" will not boot up.
Basically it is a dud at this point.
Is anyone else experiencing similar issues? What does one do?
The issues/questions and answers that I have learned since (because I was asked to clarify):
(1) The environment on Sagemaker Studio Lab is supposed to be persistent. I.e., any time one starts it, the environment, files uploaded, etc. are where it was left last. However, I was not able to start the environment any longer. Before it locked out, it would start fine. Consequently, I was not able to get to my saved work in any way shape or form. I was wondering if anyone has had this issue
Answer: Thus far not too many people are approved for Sagemaker Studio Lab. So, I may have been the first or one of the first to encounter this issue. As of this writing there does not exist a way to access ones data if one cannot spin up a virtual machine that would have access to the data using their "Start runtime" button.
(2) It is not clear where one is supposed to report issues with Sagemaker Studio Lab. On one's home page in Studio Lab, it has a link to StackOverflow under "Get answers and help others". That is how I ended up here. Though, I should have included the following hashtag (#amazon-sagemaker pointing to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/amazon-sagemaker).
Answer: I eventually found where people are submitting bug reports. And I reported the issue there (see issue 56). https://github.com/aws/studio-lab-examples/issues
(3) It was not clear to me if I was to delete my account and request a new one if I would be put on a waitlist (which supposedly is presently long). I.e., this would be the manual factory reboot option where one still loses all of ones work, but, at least has an opportunity to start again with the environment.
Answer: Once one is approved, one does not go to the waitlist. Deleting my account, requesting a new one, and setting it up to the initial state took a couple of minutes for me. And yes, I lost all my work that was on there. So, back stuff up as it was your computer in the `80s. I.e., back up externally to that environment.
I signed up for ASMSL about 2 weeks ago. As of this evening (Feb 15) I'm able to log into my runtime without any trouble at all.
How can I single handedly create views to my website just using my computer. I'm open to any and all options. It would have to work on a Mac. I apologize for the broadness of this question, but comment if you need clarification on what I'm asking. I want to start off with just basic hits to my website. For example if I looked at my statistics it would go from 20 views on June 6 to 100 on June 6 (hypothetical). I want to create them through proxies, but if there are ways I can get views without a proxy, I'd be open. Basically creating "artificial" views generated from my computer. I can't find a bot or tool that looks legit and may have to learn to code one.
You could use Selenium's IDE record an playback
http://www.seleniumhq.org/projects/ide/
While exporting a Solution from CRM, I dont get the prompt to save the exported solution.
I cleared Cookies and tried,
Upgraded to IE 9 also and tried,
I made sure that the Popup is not blocked, but these things didn't help.
This is the case with few other colleagues of mine also.\
Thanks
I usually get a popup right at the bottom of the window. Its not instant however, Crm has to generate the solution file, so if its particulary large it can take a minute or two. I would suggest clicking export, finish the dialog and then waiting 5 minutes to see if anything happens (it needs a loading icon really).
If that doesnt work, try the same again with a small solution (one entity).
I know it is too late but I am adding the solution here if someone faces the issue again.
The issue was due to URLScan. It was solved by removing URLScan from ISAPI filters for CRM web site.
Stumped here. Posted a similar question before. We have a pretty large WPF app that on some machines runs great, but on others, all of a sudden, one of the CPU cores gets pinned at 100% (just one core) and the app freezes. It usually seems to happen when showing a context menu or a combobox drop-down (i.e. Popup controls) which is why we can't debug this since no user code is executing at that time. It's driving us crazy because again, on most machines it runs fine, but on a few, it freezes.
The odd thing is when we run it in a VM, it runs great there too! Crazy! Not sure what's causing this, or more importantly, where to even begin to look because as I said, no user code is running.
This happens on only about 10% of our machines, but it consistently happens on those machines. All are clean (i.e. relatively fresh OS installs, no crazy apps, etc.) and mostly identical machines spec-wise: similar CPUs, similar RAM, same video drivers and service packs.
So as I stated in the title, can anyone suggest possible reasons why a WPF app would pin the CPU and lock the app on some computers but not others? We're just stumped!
Found it!! Turns out there's a bug in .NET 4.0 regarding UI Automation and the changes MS introduced. Here's the info, and the fix! (Note: Even if you call MS, they will send you a link, but it's always a broken link. I managed to track this down manually.)
Note: Their article talks about a specific case that causes this behavior, but if you google around, you'll see tons of issues around hangs related to those DLLs. The latest is they're promising a fix in the .NET 4.5 runtime (from a MS post on this issue.)
Here's the KB article...
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2484841/en-us
...and here is the actual hotfix.
http://archive.msdn.microsoft.com/KB2484841/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=5583
Crappy video driver? Pull two machines - one where it happens, one where not, and start analyzing differences. Could be hardware defects, bad video drivers, anything in that area. WPF uses the GPU to render if one is there.
Since you seem quite to lack options, i would advice to make a new project with just most basic ComboBox in the Window, doing almost nothing. This should work (check :-) ). Then you add features one by one in the ComboBox and test, for instance when you add command, start with empty one. Do this until it 'breaks'. So you know which feature is the culprit.
You didn t say if all was working with software rendering.