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When you create an Ingress using the default driver, you can choose the type of load balancer (an external or internal HTTP(S) load balancer) via an annotation on the Ingress object. You can choose whether GKE creates zonal NEGs or uses groups of instances via an annotation on each Service object.
FrontendConfigs is referenced in an Ingress object and BackendConfigs in a Service object. Multiple Service or Ingress objects can reference the same CRD to maintain configuration consistency. FrontendConfig and BackendConfig CRDs have the same lifecycle as their corresponding Ingress and Service resources and are often deployed together.
In order to use the same BackendConfig for all ports of a Service or MultiClusterService, use the default key in the annotation. The Ingress driver uses the same BackendConfig each time it creates a load balancer backend service to reference one of the Service ports.
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UPDATE: This post is NOT the recommended way to communicate a mobile app with a database. The ideal scheme is to create a Web Api that connects to your database, exposing methods that will be accessible to your mobile app. That said, this post is merely an illustrative exercise and is NOT recommended for production, especially for security reasons.
Hi! During the week I was asked about how to connect a SQLServer database in a local network with a mobile app in Xamarin, which is possible through the SQLConnection class found in the System.Data namespace but I had never done it, so I gave it a try yesterday because it’s interesting. I’ll share the experience below in case it helps you sometime.
It will probably ask you to restart the SQL Server service. Accept and wait. Once restarted, log in again. Now expand the server panel and right click on Logins under Security. Choose the New Login option:
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La función dom2array() de Yanik (añadida el 14-Mar-2007 08:40) no maneja múltiples nodos con el mismo nombre, por ejemplo:<foo> <nombre>aa</nombre> <nombre>bb</nombre></foo>Se sobreescribirá el anterior y tu array contendrá sólo el último (“bb”)
Cuando intenté analizar mis archivos XHTML Strict con extensión DOM, no pudo entender las entidades xhtml (como ©). Encontré un post sobre esto aquí (14-Jul-2005 09:05) que aconsejaba añadir resolveExternals = true, pero era muy lento. Había alguna pequeña nota sobre los catálogos xml pero sin ninguna pega. Aquí está:Los catálogos XML son algo así como una caché. Descargue todos los dtd’s necesarios en /etc/xml, edite el archivo /etc/xml/catalog y añada esta línea: <public publicId=”-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN” uri=”file:///etc/xml/xhtml1-strict.dtd” />Eso es todo. Gracias a http://www.whump.com/moreLikeThis/link/03815
En respuesta a… “Si creas tu propio elemento personalizado que extienda a DOMElement y lo añades en lugar del elemento documento, no puedes acceder a ningún miembro nuevo definido en tu clase personalizada a través de DOMDocument::$documentElement”… no es un error, es una característica. El nombre de la propiedad DOMDocument::$documentElement puede inducir a error, pero según la especificación del núcleo del nivel 2 del DOM es un atributo de conveniencia destinado a acceder al elemento raíz de su DOMDocument. Véase aquí: http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Core/core.html#i-Document
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Searching the site for a question that would address this issue, I came across this one from @A.Cedano, PHP Naming Convention, but it doesn’t really address style or best practices. I also didn’t find any question that addresses PSR 1 and 2.
The best style guide we can use when developing a PHP project is the PHP Standards Recommendations (PSR). Specifically PSR 1 and 2 which refer to basic coding and coding style respectively.
Complementing @Xerif’s answer, it is worth mentioning that these PSR are today proposed, maintained and implemented by the PHP Framework Interoperability Group which has weight because it brings together representatives of the most important frameworks and libraries of the PHP ecosystem:
For example, PHP does not have a native class that handles dependency injection. Such a construct is implemented by everyone as they wish. However, thanks to the existence of the PHP-FIG, and an agreement reached among its members, they released PSR-11, which specifies how a dependency container should behave. Today if you install a framework that uses symfony/dependency-injection as injector, you are free to change it to php-di/php-di because they implement the same interface.
