Runpost

As simple as it may seem I am having trouble getting the arguments right for runpost(). The help file shows the following:Bool RunPost( Integer (Input: operation ID #), String (Input: name of file to save NC data in), Bool (Input: put file into Editor after posting?) ) Where do I find the operation ID #. I know the name, but it is not always the same. The last argument I am going to set as false as I do not want to open the editor.

Customize web service action handler class Concept In Connectivity studio, usually, you can design the integration setup by configuration. Sometimes, it can be required to use a customization. This topic explains the standard web service action handler handler classes in Connectivity studio and how to customize these classes. Only use customized classes if you really need specific functionality. Standard web service action handler classes Document type Handler class Description Outbound handler classes BisWsClientHandler Runs the outbound web service action. For the request message, the target connector must be of type Azure file storage . For the Response message and error message, the source connector must be of type Azure file storage . BisWsClientHandlerV3 Runs the outbound web service action, using streaming. For the request message, the target connector must be of type Web service. For the Response message and error message, the source connector must be of type Web service. Outbound client HTTP classes BisWsClientHttpFileRequest Calls the external web service if files are used to exchange data. The result of the handler class is the input for the web service call. This class also handles the response from the web service. This response is the input for the handler class to process the response in D365 FO. BisWsClientHttpRequest Calls the external web service if streaming used to exchange data. The result of the handler class is the input for the web service call. Thi...

I have window post problem Generate_Window_Post finished but runPost failed How can I solve ?? Daemon: 1.6.0+mainnet+git.3fc23a785+api1.0.1 Local: lotus-miner version 1.6.0+mainnet+git.3fc23a785 CPU : AMD3970x RAM : 256G GPU : RTX 3080 Nvme(m.2) : 500G (OS and params) Nvme(m.2) : 2.0TB (.lotus and .lotusminer) 2021-04-22T07:25:22.803 INFO filcrypto::proofs::api > generate_window_post: finish 2021-04-22T07:25:22.805+0900 [34mINFO [0m storageminer storage/wdpost_run.go:600 computing window post ) (edited)

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When “Wheel of Fortune” came back from a commercial break, Pat Sajak believed he was saying goodbye to the daytime fans who made him bigger than he ever could have imagined. The former local weatherman, handpicked from obscurity to host the game show against the wishes of network executives, had already become a household name. As Sajak was leaving to host a late-night show in early 1989, he said the hardest part would be not working as much with Vanna White, a former model who was not Sajak’s initial co-host choice but whose style and smile launched her to superstardom. To show how much he was going to miss his on-air partner, Sajak had a plan for how he wanted to spend the last 15 seconds of the program: He wanted to kiss White. The 12-second smooch was only interrupted when Merv Griffin, the television mogul who risked his career putting the pair together, tapped Sajak on the shoulder to humorously ask, “What’s been going on here?” Sajak and White wiped their lips, and Griffin thanked Sajak for saying it was “a pretty courageous move” for the executive to fight for him after NBC initially did not want Sajak anywhere near the show. Sajak eventually returned to “Wheel of Fortune” on a full-time basis after “The Pat Sajak Show” flopped and reunited with White in a run that has spanned 40 seasons, thousands of episodes and hundreds of millions of dollars in cash and prizes during its time on network television. Fans are celebrating the duo and the syndicated show after Saja...

Tiktok, as we know it, has captivated audiences globally since its creation with its viral trends and captivating content. From dance challenges across countries to creative skits that provoke laughter. This platform has, over time, become a breeding ground for community engagement, bonding and Internet culture. In this article, we look into the top TikTok trends that have shaken the internet, carving a niche for popular culture. These trends, however, are characterised by their viral nature and widespread participation. They have entertained millions and served as a testament to the power of creativity, networking and the ability of a short video to make an unforgettable impact. Here are ten notable TikTok trends that have gained significant attention since the inception of the app 1. The ‘Bored in the House’ Trend. This particular trend is one of my favourites. The ‘Bored in the House’ trend emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic when people worldwide had no choice but to spend more time at home due to lockdowns and social distancing measures. The trend was sponsored by the desire for entertainment and connections during these challenging times. TikTokers of all ages and races took to the app to display their creativity and share how they kept themselves occupied while being ‘Bored in the House’. The trend involved users creating short videos highlighting various activities they were engaging in to pass the time. @tyga #boredinthehouse @curtisroach ? Bored In The House – T...