Expectation: Avoid overlapping of connectors or instead show connector below.
We should set ports in the diagram node and establish a connection in the port to avoid overlapping of connectors. Please refer to a help documentation below in which we have explained how to create a node ports.
Help documentation: https://ej2.syncfusion.com/documentation/diagram/ports/?no-cache=1
Please let us know whether it satisfies your requirement.
Regards,
Shyam G
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I started a redis cluster and found a error message '[ERR] Nodes don't agree about configuration!' and some warnings circled in red by me in the attached screenshot.
Would you please help me to analyse the root cause and advice me a solution?
The below link is related the screenshot.
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Best regards,
Xu Liang
The first thing you need to try is "fix":
redis-trib.rb fix IP:PORT
I am new to activeMQ. I want to make a simple application in which one EJB3 sends a message to ActiveMQ and its received and retrieved in MessageDrivenBean. There are so many possibilities to do that. And i an quite confused with so many example. Can anyone point to a good link for creating such application. I want to use ActiveMQ5.5.1 and JBoss6.0.0. And what are the known issues with this combination.
Any help will be appreciated.
thanks
you should start with some of the Fuse webinars/tutorials...
http://fusesource.com/enterprise-support/getting-started/
also, here is a guide to integrating AMQ/JBoss...
http://activemq.apache.org/jboss-integration.html
The first chapter to the ActiveMQ in Action book is free and offers a good quick introduction.
I want to display info. on pole but no idea at all how to do it.
Please guide.
Thanks
Many such devices devices use RS232 or RS422 serial communication. Start with the hardware manual for the display to determine how to communicate with it. It will likely detail a specific protocol your application must use to set the message.
Are there any bindings to communicate on Serial port using WCF?
OK I couldn't find any workable solution. Thus started to build a custom channel.
http://wcfserialchannels.codeplex.com
Interested developers please join.
i dont know how to do it ,but here is a Codeproject article on how to make your own transport for WCF. You could make one for to use a serial port. I am not familiar with WCF so i dont know if this article can help you, but it looks promising.
Hard to say without knowing more about what you're up to, but probably easiest to take it down a layer. If you're just talking about two machines where you control both sides, set up a Dialup Networking PPP connection between the machines over a null modem and use WCF with standard HTTP or NetTcp over the pipe.
We are implementing the Microsoft ESB Guidance on top of BizTalk 2006. One of our major players in the business is SAP, which is catered for out of the box using BizTalk's WcfCustom adapter.
Does anybody have any advice or experience using the ESBG adapters to connect to SAP for submission of iDocs?
Will I need to write my own ESB Adapter Provider to implement the Wcf-Custom behaviour, or is there an open source alternative out there?
Cheers.
Thanks Bryan, we ended up going with a messaging solution, which has worked with our initial proof-of-concept, but leaves us with a 1:1 relationship between SAP send ports and the iDoc message formats, as we need to inject an iDoc specific SOAP Header in the Send Port.
I will investigate further.