After sorting out other issues, I can reproduce this back. It seems like I was just reading the message wrong. Since the error message was pointing to Microsoft default store, I read it like it didn't find the specified files at Microsoft store...thinking it was not connecting/finding/downloading Microsoft symbols when in fact the major error says it just didn't find my own's application's symbols.
If you include the string cache*; in your symbol path, symbols loaded from any element that appears to the right of this string are stored in the default symbol cache directory on the local computer. For example, the following command tells the debugger to get symbols from the network share named \\someshare and cache the symbols in the default location on the local computer.
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If you include the string srv* in your symbol path, the debugger uses a symbol server to get symbols from the default symbol store. For example, the following command tells the debugger to get symbols from the default symbol store. These symbols aren't cached on the local computer.
If you include the string srv*symbolstore in your symbol path, the debugger uses a symbol server to get symbols from the symbolstore. For example, the following command tells the debugger to get symbols from the Microsoft symbol server store. These symbols aren't cached on the local computer.
If you include the string srv*localcache*symbolstore in your symbol path, the debugger uses a symbol server to get symbols from the symbolstore and caches them in the localcache directory. For example, the following command tells the debugger to get symbols from the Microsoft symbol server - and cache the symbols in c:\MyServerSymbols.
If you include the string cache*; in your symbol path, symbols loaded from any element that appears to the right of this string are stored in the default symbol cache directory on the local computer. For example, the following command tells the debugger to get symbols from the Microsoft symbol server store and cache them in the default symbol cache directory.
DownstreamStore must specify a directory on your local computer or network that will be used to cache symbols. This downstream store holds symbols that the debugger has accessed. Most symbols that have never been accessed remain on the symbol store at Microsoft. This storage process keeps your downstream store relatively small and allows the symbol server to work quickly, only downloading each file once.
The symbol cache is the location on your local machine that Visual Studio places a copy of the symbols it finds on remote locations for future use. Assuming you provide a path for the symbol cache, Visual Studio will search the cache before trying to find symbols in any symbol file locations you specified above. For performance reasons we recommend specifying a symbol cache if you need symbols stored in a remote location.
Indexing symbols and binaries require having a server to store the archive of binaries. If you are using Azure DevOps, the easiest way to do this is with the PublishSymbols task. Azure DevOps has a symbol server that you can reference using:
WingBonus's database stores information about the whole voucher lifecycle. Vouchers have a unique identification in each status and all voucher statuses are related to each other. The synchronization process validates the mobile and server databases, maintaining one unique and congruent information flow over vouchers in their different status.
Redemption process also can be performed by identified and unidentified users. In this process the user shows the voucher in the store to be exchanged for a product or service. If a high security is not defined for redemption, the user can exchange a source voucher in the allowed shop (see Figure 3). For that, information of allowed stores where the voucher can be redeemed must be stored in the mobile phone, otherwise synchronization is needed, and at this moment the voucher is validated, or not, as well as updated in the mobile phone and stored in the server by means of a new synchronization.
If any security level is defined for redemption, the voucher must be validated prior to being redeemed. In this process, validation codes are sent to the mobile application in order to generate the QR code or NFC keys corresponding to the voucher. The validation process can be performed by different means: (a) the user touches the store's NFC reader connected to the store's computer that communicates with WingBonus's website using a specific service, (b) the user reads a specific Tag (QR or NFC) with his/her mobile phone and use Wi-Fi or GPRS to communicate with the WingBonus system. Finally, the redemption of the voucher is confirmed and communicated to all the involved actors. Retailers will receive information about the vouchers managed by WingBonus at any time depending on the established business agreements.
When the user wants to perform voucher redemption with NFC, the mobile application transmits all the voucher data to the controller installed on the store. This requires sending the server all the received data with the purpose of verifying the authenticity of the voucher. Once the data, originally sent by the store, is in the server, it decrypts the digest and verifies that the digest corresponds exactly to the provisioned voucher data. The server also checks the identification of the user involved in the process testing if he/she is the voucher owner. If integrity is maintained and the voucher is valid, the server sends a confirmation message to the controller; otherwise it sends an error message.
See Also:Serialized FormConstructor SummaryGroupElement()
Constructs a GroupElement using ArcGIS Engine.GroupElement(Object obj)
Deprecated. As of ArcGIS 9.2, replaced by normal Java casts.
GroupElement theGroupElement = (GroupElement) obj; Method Summary voidactivate(IDisplay display)
Prepare to display graphic on screen. voidaddElement(IElement element)
Adds the given element to the group. booleanapplies(Object pUnk)
Indicates if the receiver can apply the given object at any given time. Objectapply(Object newObject)
Applies the given property to the receiver and returns the old object. voidassign(IClone src)
Assigns the properties of src to the receiver. booleancanApply(Object pUnk)
Indicates if the receiver can apply the given object at that particular moment. booleancanRotate()
Indicates if the element can be rotated. voidclearElements()
Removes all elements from the group. voiddeactivate()
ActiveView that graphics are displayed on is no longer visible. voiddeleteElement(IElement element)
Removes the given element from the group. voiddeserialize(IXMLSerializeData data)
Deserializes an object from XML. voiddraw(IDisplay display, ITrackCancel trackCancel)
Draws the element into the given display object. voiddrawBackground(IDisplay display, ITrackCancel cancelTracker)
Draw the frame's shadow and background. voiddrawDraftMode(IDisplay display, ITrackCancel cancelTracker)
Draw the draft mode representation of the frame. voiddrawForeground(IDisplay display, ITrackCancel cancelTracker)
Draw the frame's border. booleanequals(Object o)
Compare this object with another ICloneesri_clone()
Clones the receiver and assigns the result to *clone. IBackgroundgetBackground()
Frame background used by this element. IBordergetBorder()
Frame border used by this element. voidgetClassID(GUID[] pClassID)
getClassIDstatic StringgetClsid()
getClsid. ObjectgetCurrent(Object pUnk)
The object currently being used. ObjectgetCustomProperty()
Custom property. IElementgetElement(int index)
Element at the given index of the group. intgetElementCount()
Number of elements in the group. IEnumElementgetElements()
Elements in the group. IGeometrygetGeometry()
Shape of the element as a geometry. IGraphicsContainergetGraphicsContainer()
Element's graphics container. StringgetName()
Name of the element. ObjectgetObject()
Object framed by this element. doublegetReferenceScale()
Reference scale of the element. ISelectionTrackergetSelectionTracker()
Selection tracker used by this element. IShadowgetShadow()
Frame shadow used by this element. voidgetSizeMax(_ULARGE_INTEGER[] pcbSize)
getSizeMax ISpatialReferencegetSpatialReference()
Spatial reference of the container. intgetThumbnail()
Small bitmap representation of this element. StringgetType()
Type of the element. inthashCode()
the hashcode for this object booleanhitTest(double x, double y, double tolerance)
Indicates if the given x and y coordinates are contained by the element. intIElementProperties3_getAnchorPoint()
Anchor point of the element. IBackgroundIFrameProperties_getBackground()
Frame background used by this element. booleanisAutoTransform()
Indicates if transform is applied to symbols and other parts of element. voidisDirty()
isDirty booleanisDraftMode()
Indicates if this element is in draft mode, i.e., draws fast. booleanisEqual(IClone other)
Indicates if the receiver and other have the same properties. booleanisFixedAspectRatio()
Indicates if the bounds has a fixed aspect ratio. booleanisFixedSize()
Indicates if size is determined by some other property like the symbol. booleanisIdentical(IClone other)
Indicates if the receiver and other are the same object. booleanisLocked()
Indicates if the element is in a read-only state. voidload(IStream pstm)
load voidmove(double dx, double dy)
Moves dx units horizontally and dy units vertically. voidmoveVector(ILine v)
Moves a direction and distance v. voidqueryBounds(IDisplay display, IEnvelope bounds)
Bounds of the element taking symbology into consideration. voidqueryOutline(IDisplay display, IPolygon outline)
Bounds of the element taking symbology into consideration. voidreadExternal(ObjectInput in)
voidrefresh()
Let the group know that there has been a change in one or more of the sub-elements. voidreplaceElement(IElement existingElement, IElement newElement)
Replace an existing element in the group. voidrotate(IPoint origin, double rotationAngle)
Rotates about the specified origin point. voidsave(IStream pstm, int fClearDirty)
save voidscale(IPoint origin, double sx, double sy)
Scales about the specified origin using seperate horizonal and vertical scales. voidserialize(IXMLSerializeData data)
Serializes an object to XML. voidsetAnchorPoint(int anchorPoint)
Anchor point of the element. voidsetAutoTransform(boolean autoTransform)
Indicates if transform is applied to symbols and other parts of element. voidsetBackground(IBackground background)
Frame background used by this element. voidsetBorder(IBorder border)
Frame border used by this element. voidsetCustomProperty(Object customProperty)
Custom property. voidsetDraftMode(boolean draftMode)
Indicates if this element is in draft mode, i.e., draws fast. voidsetElementsByRef(IEnumElement elements)
Elements in the group. voidsetFixedAspectRatio(boolean flag)
Indicates if the bounds has a fixed aspect ratio. voidsetGeometry(IGeometry pGeometry)
Shape of the element as a geometry. voidsetGraphicsContainerByRef(IGraphicsContainer container)
Element's graphics container. voidsetLocked(boolean pLocked)
Indicates if the element is in a read-only state. voidsetName(String name)
Name of the element. voidsetReferenceScale(double referenceScale)
Reference scale of the element. voidsetShadow(IShadow shadow)
Frame shadow used by this element. voidsetSpatialReferenceByRef(ISpatialReference spatialRef)
Spatial reference of the container. voidsetType(String name)
Type of the element. voidtransform(int direction, ITransformation transformation)
Applies an arbitrary transformation. voidwriteExternal(ObjectOutput out)
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Objectclone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait Methods inherited from interface com.esri.arcgis.interop.RemoteObjRefgetJintegraDispatch, release Constructor DetailGroupElementpublic GroupElement() throws IOException, UnknownHostExceptionConstructs a GroupElement using ArcGIS Engine.Throws:IOException - if there are interop problemsUnknownHostException - if there are interop problemsGroupElementpublic GroupElement(Object obj) throws IOExceptionDeprecated. As of ArcGIS 9.2, replaced by normal Java casts.
GroupElement theGroupElement = (GroupElement) obj;Construct a GroupElement using a reference to such an object returned from ArcGIS Engine or Server. This is semantically equivalent to casting obj to GroupElement.
Parameters:obj - an object returned from ArcGIS Engine or ServerThrows:IOException - if there are interop problemsMethod DetailgetClsidpublic static String getClsid()getClsid.equalspublic boolean equals(Object o)Compare this object with anotherOverrides:equals in class ObjecthashCodepublic int hashCode()the hashcode for this objectOverrides:hashCode in class ObjectgetGeometrypublic IGeometry getGeometry() throws IOException, AutomationExceptionShape of the element as a geometry. Description Geometry is the shape assigned to this element. Remarks The Geometry property will return the shapeassociated with the element as an IGeometry. The geometry type ofobjects implementing IElement varieswidely depending on what the element does. The remarks ofeach object implementing IElement will listthe geometry types that are valid for that specificelement.
Product Availability Available with ArcGIS Engine, ArcGIS Desktop, and ArcGIS Server. Supported Platforms Windows, Solaris, LinuxSpecified by:getGeometry in interface IElementReturns:A reference to a com.esri.arcgis.geometry.IGeometryThrows:IOException - If there are interop problems.AutomationException - If the ArcObject component throws an exception.setGeometrypublic void setGeometry(IGeometry pGeometry) throws IOException, AutomationExceptionShape of the element as a geometry. Product Availability Available with ArcGIS Engine, ArcGIS Desktop, and ArcGIS Server. Supported Platforms Windows, Solaris, LinuxSpecified by:setGeometry in interface IElementParameters:pGeometry - A reference to a com.esri.arcgis.geometry.IGeometry (in)Throws:IOException - If there are interop problems.AutomationException - If the ArcObject component throws an exception.queryBoundspublic void queryBounds(IDisplay display, IEnvelope bounds) throws IOException, AutomationExceptionBounds of the element taking symbology into consideration. Remarks QueryBounds returns an envelope representing the boundary of the element. A valid envelope object must be passed in to the method along with the current display. The method then updates the envelope object based on the minimum bounding rectangle of the element.
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