troshko111

@markus-daniel just download and build it, e.g. https://gist.github.com/uzantonomon/5489a4d9fe4caf813f45bf4bde3a1ffe

Imagine a situation when you want to autocomplete Contacts - e.g. user types Name OR Email, you provide autocomplete items as he types. Take a look at iOS contacts autocompletion,...

Yer, sure, take a loot at src/TRGoogleMapsAutocompleteItemsSource.m you can customize it for your needs as you wish (e.g. save any additional info google returns)

> the serviceEndpoint variable, holds the full url including the password to eureka This bit is not clear to me, can you give an example? You mean when a `serviceUrl`...

> because the object serviceEndpoint is holding this info This is the bit I'm not sure I understand, how does a password end up in there in the first place,...

> gschoendaller Sounds like this can be configurable, in general you do want to know which peer the request failed to, but in cases you use a scheme like this...

I can try to help you here, there's nothing special the Java client does to register, I suggest you register using a `curl` to begin with so you really narrow...

You don't need to activate anything, your `bash` (assuming this is `bash`) does not do what you think it does, I suggest going over some basic tutorial like https://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/sect_03_03.html. ```'`cat...

This is not a response from Eureka as far as I can tell, if you have debug logging on the first Eureka log would be ``` logger.debug("Registering instance {} (replication={})",...

It can be suppressed if it's undesired, it does not strike me as spammy at this rate given the general log volume and it's potential usefulness investigating any cluster issues,...