I need help to identify this error, over the last couple days my API hasn't been fully operational and one of the errors that occur is:
com.google.common.util.concurrent.UncheckedExecutionException
This is the response from the PHP Apigee Library.
When Googling it, I found something related to the Guava library but I am clueless about what this is. Can anybody help to identify this?
Many thanks
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I've been looking around the google place api documentation for days but still struggle finding a way to get the exact business name of the location for example MacDonald, Starbucks, etc.
So far I can only get the address by using reverse geocoding api.
Please help, your suggestions will be a big help for me.
Appreciate it!
Thank you.
Does History.back() work in a GWTTestCase?
I have tried verifying the current token immediately after History.back() call and also after a delay using a Timer but it doesn't seem to change. The onValueChange() method doesn't seem to be called either.
I did a Google search for the issue and found a few posts that suggest others have experienced a similar problem but some are dated 2010. I did find one post where Thomas Broyer responded to one person that he observed the same but I am unable to find that post again.
Has anyone had success in testing code involving History.back() from GWTTestCase? If so, I am most likely doing something wrong. If it is a known issue or intended behavior I would appreciate knowing that so that I don't spend any more time on this.
Judging by GWT's own tests, it should work, but maybe has quirks.
I am going write a simple web server, after read some really simple samples of http servers,
I want to read something complicated, so i went to thttpd server's web page, but I can not find
early versions of thttpd, because i want to read the source code following the Changelogs.
I'm really appreciated if somebody tell me how to find them ?
If you cannot find the download, try asking for it directly. They have a mailing list:
There's a mailing list: thttpd#mail.acme.com (thttpd-request#mail.acme.com to subscribe, archived here)
I am about to start a new project in the Google Analytics API & PHP.
I read that Google Analytics will be deprecating XML v2.3 and v2.4 and in 6 months time, so aparently you will only be able to use v3 and retrieve information in JSON format.
http://analytics.blogspot.com/2011/12/introducing-google-analytics-core.html
My question is the following: Does this means that GAPI class won't work any longer? Anyone who has used this class before can help me answering this question ??
http://code.google.com/p/google-api-php-client/
In that case, any alternative suggestions of PHP classes that do the same thing.
Thanks so much
I've been using GAPI for a while now. And I can say with some confidence that yes it will break, if not due to XML it will be due to some other change google makes.
Having said that GAPI is the best solution I have found out there for php. It does break every 6 months to a year, usually needs one or two lines changing to fix. But GAPI is pretty popular so at least you know when your clients are calling saying analytics is throwing errors at them, you wont be the only dev tearing your hair out.
9 times out of 10, by the time I've got a problem someone else has found the fix - which is nice.
There are a few other php options out there but GAPI seems to be the most popular (usually the best way to go imho)
My approach is to build an analytics summary in the dashboard and provide a link to google analytics underneath so clients can see the full data or go there when GAPI breaks. I have been putting all my sites on the same modular system for a while now. I keep GAPI as a library in my admin layout module, this means I can make the fix once and roll it out to all my sites without too much drama.
In summary, use it but expect it to break - that way you wont be disappointed when it does.
I am trying to use the ASIHTTPRequest libraries to simulate a form post and gather the resulting cookies; however, when I am running the post, I get an error. I have traced through the request and narrowed it down to a NSPOSIXErrorDomain error. The site I am trying to connect too is an HTTPS: site and this error makes me think it has something to do with that. Does anyone have any helpful insight they would be willing to share with this iOS rookie? Thanks!
Solved: Developed a different workaround. Still don't know what was causing this.