To address such problems, the best is characterize the process:1.- Identify Where's the bottleneck. Is it leshosp or your script?, Is it the XML parseum or regular expression sanitization?.2.- Watch with operating system tools to identify which resource is exhausted (e.g. physical memory, exchange or cache, disk space) and/or the one used more intensely (e.g. reading/writing to disk, network, processor, database); They usually jump in sight.3.- Quantify. Normally you will find a direct relationship between the number of items to be processed (e.g. number files, records or lines) and the duration of the bottleneck(s).The first exercise would be to intercalate messages with time, minute and second before each main code block, or even between each line; where there is the greatest difference to deepen as far as possible.Depending on the findings, the solution could be a simple command, a configuration change, resource increase, and in the worst case implement any of the techniques for long-lasting processes like: asynchronous processes, message queues, subprocesses, multi-hylos, etc.

The solution to the problem is rather a technicality, CI4 works with PSR4 (\) that is to say the instance of SoapCliente should remain the following way.$client = new \SoapClient($this->WS_URL, $this->WS_OPTION);

There are several things in your code:1. He always comes in. ifThis happens because you're using $consulta to make the comparison. But $consulta It's nothing but your SQL instruction, and it'll always be true (true) because it's nothing but a chain. You must rely on the data to do the check.2. Repeat the dataThis happens because the type of reading you are using (mysqli_fetch_array) brings the data as an associative and numerical array. You can use a more specific method mysqli_fetch_assoc or mysqli_fetch_row.Let's correct the above:$consulta="SELECT usuario, pass FROM user WHERE usuario= '{$usuario}' AND pass = '{$pass}'"; $resultado=mysqli_query($conexion,$consulta); #(1) La comparación debe hacerse en base al número de filas if( mysqli_num_rows($resultado)>0 ){ #(2) Usamos un método de lectura específico if($registro=mysqli_fetch_assoc($resultado)){ $json['datos'][]=$registro; } else { #Convendría indicar si no hay filas. Aquí ponemos una clave error $json['datos']['error']="No se encontraron filas"; mysqli_close($conexion); echo json_encode($json); } RecommendationsI recommend that you implement prepared queries, since your code is highly vulnerable to attacks SQL injection.It would also be useful to put a header before the JSON exit, and use UTF-8 encoding. In answers with accents or special characters the JSON could be invalid and make the App stop.In communication of this type it is advisable to control all possible outputs. To standardize the code you can put a key error when something unexpected happens (for example I have done it in case there are no rows), then in the client (Android) you check if the JSON has that key error to know that something wrong happened and decide what the code should do in the customer for those cases. You cannot leave aspects of the code uncovered, as the App can be left in limbo without the user understanding what has happened.

By clicking on your button, you don't need to create a ThreadSince you're using https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Activity.html#runOnUiThread(java.lang.Runnable) I suggest you add your request. enviardatosGet() since in this way you must be able to run this operation without problems within the main Thread:public void onClick(View v) { // Thread tr = new Thread(){ // @Override // public void run() { runOnUiThread(new Runnable() { @Override public void run() { String resultado = enviardatosGet(mirut.getText().toString(), mipass.getText().toString()); int r=obtenerdatosJSON(resultado); if(r>0){ Intent i = new Intent(getApplicationContext(),menu.class); startActivity(i); }else{ Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "usuario o pass incorrecto", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show(); } } }); // } // }; // tr.start(); }

You have to analyze the answer, which you try to convert to JsonArray: JSONArray array = new JSONArray(response); Check the answer and depending on that remember that the .Json answer can be of two types:- If the .json starts with { is considered as object Json.- If the .json starts with [ is considered as Arrangement Json.By the error obtained apparently the answer (response) is not actually a JSONArray.

This is possibly because the String you're trying to read is not EnteroI see that in addition to age, you also use it in Sex and CodPatient. There are occasions that the fields also bring blank spaces. Make sure she doesn't bring blanks and that's Entero.The exception suggests that the field is not a number, NumberFormatException. For Integer.parseInt () expects the argument to be a number Entero.The Servlet is marking you in line 98 ServletPatient.java:98Go to that line and see that field you're drying and print it before you call the show.

I already found the solution:the problem was that I had not added this line to the manifest:android:usescleartexttraffic="true" Apparently this line isn't necessary if you're going to use the app equal or lower versions of android 7

Well, the error is on the server.Client received SOAP Fault from server: com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.InjectionException: Error creating managed object for class: class WS.calculadoraand it's giving you an answer with the empty body (that's why it says Service invocation threw an exception with message : null).If you keep the web service, you need to check how the service is implemented so that when you receive requests, you process them correctly.

I have finally found a solution, I eat it in case someone else helps it, really the problem was that I correctly assembled my SOAP Message, but by specifying the Namespaces of the WSSE and WSU prefixes, I was indicating:wsse="http:...oasis-200401-wss-wssecurity-utility-1.0"which is incorrect, therefore, the server where the service is hosted to consume, did not identify my User and Password parameters and generated the Rejected By Policy, it should be watched that the Namespaces of all the message prefixes are correctly specified.The correct namespace is: wsse="http:....oasis-200401-wss-wssecurity-secext-1.0".

Those annotations belong to Swaggerwhich are guidelines to document the functionality of our API based OpenAPI, this way you can configure spring boot to expose the documentation your API that is defined through the annotations @ApiResponses @ApiOperation you can also display a web interface from which to interact with the API without the need to schedule a client, this is useful in 2 ways, 1 document the API while creating it and 2 the web developers and customers that connect can understand how the API function without having to go to the source code. You can see a demo through this URL: https://petstore.swagger.io/?_ga=2.17745841.940416198.1595344208-461303050.1595344208

the last message what it means is that you effectively overwrite the "Default" profile with the credentials you provided.You can check it in the file located in your user folder on the following route .aws/credentials.Another alternative is to execute the command aws configure list and in this way list all the profiles set on your machine, you can only see the last 4 letters of the credentials.On the other hand to have greater autonomy in each serverless project if you develop for different accounts, you can add the parameter '--profile NEW_NOMBRE_PROFILE' in this way you will have a profile for each account with its own specific credentials, you should only make sure that in every execution of the command 'serverless' add to the end the parameter '--profile NEW_NOMBRE_PROFILE'.

Good to get alone prod_images would be as follows:const items = data['items']; const lProdImages = []; for(const item of items) { lProdImages.push(item.prod_images); } You must create a for, and in this case I used a local variable for the list that is filled "lProdImages" you can define it globally as you did with the variable productsI hope it serves you.

For this they had two methods, which were marked as obsolete by security. https://developer.android.com/reference/android/webkit/WebSettings#setSavePassword(boolean) This method was disapproved at API level 18. Password storage on WebView is not will admit in future versions.and https://developer.android.com/reference/android/webkit/WebSettings#setSaveFormData(boolean) This method was disapproved at API level 26. On Android O and later, this function does not have no effect, the form data will be saved in the service autocomplete of the platform, if applicable.You can also add in the form of your page the attribute autocomplete="on"with this I would remember the values, example<form action="/action_page.php" autocomplete="on"> But what is recommended for security is not saving the password and causing the user to write it. You should be careful to avoid keeping sensitive information because your application could be given low

The file usuario.inc.php is not valid as you start with <?All php file should start with<?php Besides you didn't close the function properly __construct

Just add line jumps \n where you need them, for example: $listado = $listado."<facturas>\n"; or ."</td>\n<td>".I think it would be better to use the notation https://www.php.net/manual/es/language.types.string.php#language.types.string.syntax.heredocn and, apart from having a more readable code, you can also put quotes where it should:// El identificador para este ejemplo es STR $listado = <<<STR <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <table> <tr> <td>RUTE</td> <td>FECHA</td> <td>DTE</td> <td>FOLIO</td> <td>DIRECCION</td> <td>MONTO</td> </tr> STR; // El identificador debe estar en la primera columna, seguido de ; And, best, you can include variables in the code. But if we talk about array elements or object properties and methods, we have to lock them between keys. {$array['indice']}:while( $row = sqlsrv_fetch_array( $resultado1, SQLSRV_FETCH_ASSOC)){ // $listado .= equivale a $listado = $listado . $listado .= <<<STR <facturas> <tr> <td>{$row['rutEmisor']}</td> <td>{$row['rutReceptor']}</td> <td>{$row['fechaEmision']}</td> <td>{$row['dte']}</td> <td>{$row['direccion_origen']}<td> <td>{$row['monto']}</td> </tr> </facturas> STR; } $listado .= '</table>';

What you need is a global variable if you need to access res.on. So just do something like that.var http = require('follow-redirects').http; var fs = require('fs'); function main (params) { var options = { 'method': 'POST', 'hostname': 'localhost', 'port': 80, 'path': '/Bot?', 'headers': { 'Content-Type': 'text/xml;charset=UTF-8', 'User-Agent': 'Apache-HttpClient/4.5.2 (Java/12.0.1)', 'Accept-Encoding': 'gzip,deflate', 'Host': 'localhost:80', 'Content-Length': '443', }, 'maxRedirects': 20 }; var req = http.request(options, function (res) { var chunks = []; var body = '' res.on("data", function (chunk) { chunks.push(chunk); }); res.on("end", function (chunk) { body = Buffer.concat(chunks); console.log(body.toString()); //Si lo dejo así lo muestra en pantalla pero quiero devolver este valor en una variable }); res.on("error", function (error) { console.error(error); }); }); var postData = "Aqui va el xml"; req.write(postData); req.end(); return body; //Esta parte es la que quiero hacer regresar el body } You tell us if it's what you need

You could do something like this:XmlDocument xDoc = new XmlDocument(); xDoc.Load(@"\..\..\ComprobantePagos.xml"); XmlNodeList xTipoComprobante = xDoc.GetElementsByTagName("DocumentElement"); XmlNodeList xLista = ((XmlElement)xTipoComprobante[0]).GetElementsByTagName("TipoComprobante"); foreach (XmlElement nodo in xLista) { int i = 0; XmlNodeList xNumero = nodo.GetElementsByTagName("Numero"); XmlNodeList xDescripcion = nodo.GetElementsByTagName("Descripcion"); TipoComprobante entity = new TipoComprobante { Numero = xNumero[i].InnerText, Descripcion = xDescripcion[i++].InnerText }; It's an example code, you'd have to stick it to your needs.

Find the error and were due in two parts to the following:Php config errors on the serverErrors in the file security.yaml and lexik_jwt_authentication.yamlOn the first part, you must enter the cpanel of your site (with the user and pass that they did not provide), Select Php or Select Php any way. In that place, you must verify that the php version is the same one you need and you have associated in your domain (url). As you can see in the following image: As you can see current version of php matches the one associated with the domain url.With respect to the second, part in security.yaml change the following: api: pattern: ^/api/v1 stateless: true guard: authenticators: - lexik_jwt_authentication.jwt_token_authenticator This is why: api: pattern: ^/api/v1 stateless: true anonymous: false provider: api_user_provider guard: authenticators: - lexik_jwt_authentication.jwt_token_authenticator You can see that the user supplier is added and it is set that the api cannot be accessed as anonymous.In the other configuration file of the bundle lexik_jwt_autentication, change the following:lexik_jwt_authentication: secret_key: '/home12/eisenluk/symfony/config/jwt/private.pem' #required for token creation public_key: '/home12/eisenluk/symfony/config/jwt/public.pem' #required for token verification pass_phrase: 'oooooo' # required for token creation, usage of an environment variable is recommended token_ttl: '3600' For the following:lexik_jwt_authentication: private_key_path: '%kernel.project_dir%/%env(JWT_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH)%' public_key_path: '%kernel.project_dir%/%env(JWT_PUBLIC_KEY_PATH)%' pass_phrase: '%env(JWT_PASSPHRASE)%' token_ttl: '%env(JWT_TOKENTTL)%' encoder: service: lexik_jwt_authentication.encoder.lcobucci signature_algorithm: RS512 It can be seen that the encoder is added and changed as data are associated with %kernel_root%env()%

Hello as an experience never save binary documents as images or things like that. within a database, never do, on the other hand someone might indicate to you in the same project that you use for example the same hosting where the website is hosted, this is quite unsure especially if they are so private documents, any alteration or attack to your server or hosting will involve you stealing the data and worse still eliminate them (well I think theft is worse).The best option is to use Amazon S3 in which you can generate a bucket and upload all types of files, where you can indicate edit and delete permissions by domains, is one of the safest ways.If you are hacked into the website your project should not have problems since the documents are in another location and losing the database, and it supports it every hour or daily you will have no difficulty establishing the entire project.I tell you as my own experience, once I pass awayWHY DON'T YOU GUY IN DATA BASE, 'cause they're not made for that and you'd just slow down the database and very very heavy

The first step to create a task programmed in php through cron is to prove that such an operation is actually being executed. previous step you must have installed the phpx.-cli library where x is your version of php. first that nothing creates a test php file <?php echo "Hola mundo"; ?> save it as test.php, run it through the command line through:php test.php if you get the expected result then the environment is configured correctly. To execute the programmed task you must do through curl, curl miscript.php or through a linux bash, you must create a file that makes the call to the php script. #!/bin/sh php /var/www/html/public_html/libs/reportar.php Then you save it as task_programmed.sh, you give the execution attributes to that file with: chmod +x tarea_programada.sh Last step, I think you already know is to add that script to the crontab, you must edit the /etc/crontab file and add the line that will make the script call: */1 * * * * usuario /var/www/html/public_html/libs/tarea_programada.sh I hope this has cleared up your doubts, greetings.