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SigmaCloud Asks: Add a custom resource type to google cloud
We want to onboard our service to GCP and want customers to be able interact with our service via google cloud console. Essentially, we would like external users to be able to perform CRUD on our resource type(backed by our API service).

What we are trying to do with GCP is similar to a custom resource type in aws.

So far, I have found this as a starting point, but I don't think this method will allow us to publish our resource type to external GCP users.

Can someone please help with this?

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Jacky Asks: AWS rds high CPU utilization
I'm facing high CPU issue, and I am aware of what caused the problem: I have a job that copy a huge amount of data from snowflake to aws rds. During this job running, I can see the aws rds CPU usage spikes, as well as the read/write throughput. What should I do to reduce/limit the cpu usage during that job running? Is there any configuration that I can tweak?

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Lohan Vidanage Asks: How to add attendees email from list in Google Calendar API
I have trouble adding emails from a list which has some user input emails into the event. Below is a function I made which will create an event;

Code:

    def submit():
        summary = title.get()
        location = local.get()
        s_date = start_date.get()
        s_time = start_time.get()
        final_s_date = s_date + "T" + s_time + ":00"
        e_date = end_date.get()
        e_time = end_time.get()
        final_e_date = e_date + "T" + e_time + ":00"
        service2 = get_calendar_api()
        event = {
            'summary': summary,
            'location': location,
            'description': 'Empty',
            'start': {
                'dateTime': final_s_date,
                'timeZone': 'Asia/Kuala_Lumpur',
            },
            'end': {
                'dateTime': final_e_date,
                'timeZone': 'Asia/Kuala_Lumpur',
            },
            'attendees': [
                {'email': ''},
            ],
        }
        # print(attends) -> ['', '', '']
        service2.events().insert(calendarId='primary', body=event).execute()

I have a list "attends" which holds the user input emails and I am not sure how I can extract the emails in the list and then pass the emails into the event object so I can add attendees. Below is the "attends" list.

Code:

['', '', '']

I am also not great at Python :')

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ccc Asks: How can I record data when it is deleted?
I am currently using JPA Auditing, Envers for Spring Boot project.

I want to save the record when the data is deleted.

So I discovered @SQLDelete Annotation But @SQLDelete Annotation doesn't apply to grammar written in JPQL

Is there a way to save the deletion history that is also applicable to JPQL grammar?

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Jack Asks: java swt application embed libreoffice writer
Help.

I currently write a java swt(gtk_x86_64) application on OpenSuse.

I need embed the libreoffice(or openoffice) writer window to show some documnets.

I tried many ways that all doe's not working. finally i decided codeing a JNI cpp project set libreoffice writer window's parent to the java swt widget by use the c gtk+-2.0 functions.

Seems it's to be successful, but I get two writer windows, and I only want the embedded one. And they are actually one, if I minimize the outer one, the embedded one will not accept keyboard input, and if I click on the embedded window's menu or toolbar, the minimized outer one will be reactivated.

Below is the code snippet to start libreoffice and set the writer window's parent via JNI:

Code:

//omit bootstrap libreoffice and get XComponentLoader object code......

Composite panelParent= new Composite(shell, SWT.EMBEDDED);

XComponent m_xComponent = xCLoader.loadComponentFromURL("private:factory/swriter","_blank" , 0, szEmptyArgs);
XTextDocument xDoc = UnoRuntime.queryInterface(com.sun.star.text.XTextDocument.class,
                m_xComponent);

XFrame m_frame= xDoc.getCurrentController().getFrame();
XWindow xWin= m_frame.getContainerWindow();
XSystemDependentWindowPeer xSysDepWinPeer=UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XSystemDependentWindowPeer.class, xWin);
byte[] procID = new byte[0];

Object objLinux=xSysDepWinPeer.getWindowHandle(procID,SystemDependent.SYSTEM_XWINDOW);
SystemDependentXWindow  xSysDepWin=(SystemDependentXWindow) objLinux;
// the lparent is swt GtkWidget*
lparent=panelParent.handle;
//the lchild is XLib Window obj
lchild=xSysDepWin.WindowHandle;
long lret= new NativeToolsX11().set_parent_gtk(lparent,lchild);

The following code snippet is the set_parent gtk function in JNI:

Code:

JNIEXPORT jlong JNICALL Java_NativeToolsX11_set_1parent_1gtk(JNIEnv *, jobject job, jlong lparent, jlong lchild){
GtkWidget* pParentWidget = (GtkWidget*)((long)lparent);        
GdkWindow* pParentWindow = gtk_widget_get_window(pParentWidget);
Window WindowChild=(Window)lchild;
GdkDisplay* gd = gdk_display_get_default();
GdkWindow* pWindowChild= gdk_window_foreign_new_for_display(gd,WindowChild);
gdk_window_reparent(pWindowChild, pParentWindow, 0, 0);}

The following figure is a screenshot:

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