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Java : I 'm currently dealing with 2 systems that expose interop via their own RESTful JSON APIs . One is in C # with JSON.NET and one is Java Spring Boot Starter ( Jackson JSON ) . I have full control over both systems.Both systems need to transfer JSON data with reference handling . Whilst both JSON serialization fra... | Dealing with JSON interop between Java and C # REST APIs |
Java : I developed a breakout alike game with a friend using HTML5 WebSockets and java as backend and recently deployed my game on a Glassfish server that 's running on the 20 $ Digitalocean droplet ( 3GB ram , 2cpu 's ) .When developing the game I worked with IntelliJ and a co-worker with Netbeans , when deploying our... | Deploying game to server results in strange behaviour |
Java : So I wrote some code and Netbeans suggests convert to try-with-resources on the same line I instantiate sc . This suggestion pops up the moment I put the sc.close ( ) after the while-loop . I do n't quite understand why this close-operation is badly placed . <code> public static void main ( String [ ] args ) { t... | What is wrong with opening and closing a stream like this ? |
Java : I have the following ( kotlin ) code : and then of coursebut for the life of me I ca n't figure out how to create a trivial entry in this section : The basic cards appear in the Google Assistant section ( obviously ) .What am I missing in order to create default simple default responses ? If you are thinking `` ... | How to create a default response using dialogflow.v2beta1 |
Java : As we already know that the URL and FORM scope variables can be modified using external proxy tools.For example if someone makes a request like this - http : \\website\index.cfm ? a=1 & b=2This way one can add values to URL scope of a .cfm page.Similarly is there any way to add/alter value to request scope in Co... | Can the Request scope variables be tampered/modified using external proxy tools ? |
Java : Lets assume i want to iterate over a collection of objects.How does the second example ( without lambdas ) work ? A new object ( Predicate and Consumer ) created every time i call the code , how much can java jit compiler optimalize a lambda expression ? For a better performace should i declare all lambdas as a ... | Implementation differences/optimizations between Lambda Expressions and Anonymous Classes |
Java : The foo method in following example gives us a warning , while bar not ? <code> public class X { static class Y { } static class Z extends Y { } Y y = new Y ( ) ; < T extends Y > T foo ( ) { return ( T ) y ; // warning - Unchecked cast from X.Y to T } Z bar ( ) { return ( Z ) y ; // compiles fine } } | Java generics inheritance warning |
Java : How can I use Java8 Supplier interface to rewrite this factory method to provide the proper typed instance ? I 've a simple interface that extends Map : Then I have a ThingyFactory class , which contains a list of all of the implementation classnames of Thingy : I 'm pretty sure that I can do this elegantly and ... | Java8 Supplier interface to provide the proper typed instance |
Java : I would like to upload large files in a POST request using Volley . I tried to use a VolleyMultiPartRequest library , but I get java.lang.OutOfMemoryError : All of the libraries like VolleyPlus MultiPartRequest overrides the function public byte [ ] getBody ( ) . This seems to be the problem , because if a large... | How is it possible to upload large files with Volley ? ( Android ) |
Java : Basically I need jacoco only instrument the tests part , but is instrumententing the entire pom.xml , and the report came with everything ( Data from “ oracle.jdbc.driver ” , “ com.mysql.jdbc ” … etc . ) I 've been trying for a couple of days with almost everything . But I have not succeeded so farNotice here ho... | JaCoCo ( Offline Instrumentation ) in < goal > instrument < /goal > analyzes the entire pom.xml . But I need only the tests part |
Java : How is it possible for the following line to compile : Provided getInteger ( ) is typed as following <code> public class POJO < T > { private List < Integer > integer = new ArrayList < Integer > ( ) ; public POJO ( ) { integer.add ( 1 ) ; integer.add ( 2 ) ; } public List < Integer > getInteger ( ) { return inte... | Java compiler ignores type safety |
Java : I have a list of EmployeeI want to get Map < Employee , List < Employee > > where map key is for each Department 's max salary employee and value is all employee of that department.I am trying to groupingBy but it gives all employee with Department map . How to get all max salary employee as map key ? <code> pub... | Java stream groupingBy key as max salary employee and value as all employee of department |
Java : I 'm new in java , spring and kafkaI have the next code for sending messageMy configuration for producer : I want to send message with my consumer group ( example `` MyConsumerGroup '' ) , but I do n't know how I can to do itthanks for help <code> kafkaTemplate.send ( topic , message ) ; props.put ( ProducerConf... | How to add consumer group to message in java ? |
Java : There is a old Java code ( without lambda expressions ) : I 'm trying to rewrite this code to Java 8 Stream API style : PROBLEM : The function isCheckerBlocked ( ) ( which uses in last filter ( ) operation ) takes variable of VectorDirection type ( variable d ) . But after calling map ( ) function I lose access ... | How I can rewrite this classic Java-code to Java Stream API code ? |
Java : In the past I have seen people using the following 2 idioms to inject dependencies from the same @ Configuration : Is there any practical difference between them ? Does Spring process the whole instantiation method in each call for IDIOM 1 ? ( relevant if method has any side-effect , might be not idempotent ) ? ... | Injecting @ Beans from within a very same @ Configuration class idioms |
Java : I ca n't figure out the smallest upper barriers for those twoi thought about log3 ( n ) for the first oneand O ( n ! ) for the second , but i 'm not sure about that , because i have not really understood the subject <code> public int ex1 ( int n ) { int r = 0 ; for ( int i = 1 ; i < n ; i++ ) { r += n ; n = n / ... | What is the big o notation of following |
Java : I think example of volatile in Java specification is a little wrong.In 8.3.1.4. volatile Fields , it says ... then method two could occasionally print a value for j that is greater than the value of i , because the example includes no synchronization and , under the rules explained in§17.4 , the shared values of... | how to understand volatile example in Java Language Specification ? |
Java : I 've come across something I find odd in Java and have n't been able to find much information on it . Consider the following code : The compiler shows an error on the getMap ( ) method : But the same error is not present for the getList ( ) method , yet I would expect either both to work or both to fail . In bo... | Generics and Abstract Methods |
Java : Is this good OO Design assuming you want every inheriting class to be a infinite Thread ? Any better/more elegant way of doing similar thing ? <code> public abstract class Base implements Runnable { protected abstract void doSomething ( ) ; public void run ( ) { while ( true ) { Thread.sleep ( 1000 ) ; doSomethi... | Is this acceptable OO Design |
Java : Obtaining an intersection of two streams , or finding whether their intersection is empty or not is generally not possible in Java , since streams can only be used once , and the generic solution has a complexity.If we do n't know anything about the nature of the underlying supplier , we can get away with at mos... | Finding whether stream intersection is non-empty |
Java : I have a class that I want to test . It looks similar to this : Class Dependency1 is complex and I would like to mock it out when writing a unit test for methodUnderTest ( ) .How do I do that ? <code> public class ClassUnderTest { private Dependency1 dep1 ; private Dependency1 getDependency1 ( ) { if ( dep1 == n... | How to mock private getters ? |
Java : I have a java interface like thisplease note the < V extends T > type parameter of the method.Then I have a class MyFoo implements MyInterfaceSo when I now have a class like this : Then I want to take MyFoo to set Other in a Bar instance : This works perfectly . Type can be determined by java generics . No addit... | Bounded Type Parameters casting issue |
Java : I want to know if the below code is violating open closed principle . Animal is a parent class of Dog , however Animal has jackson annotations that help ObjectMapper ( de ) serialize the classes . Anyone who extends Animal will have to edit only annotations present on Animal to make sure ( de ) serialization wor... | Does this code violate open-closed principle ? |
Java : I know this question is basic but I am looking for a less-clumsy approach to the following if statement : I should also note that sOne.Contains ( ) refers to the following code ... It should also be noted that those five chars will never be changed . <code> if ( ( sOne.Contains ( '* ' ) ) || ( sOne.Contains ( '/... | In Java , is there a cleaner approach to an if statement with a slew of || 's |
Java : BackgroundI am exposing the following interface as part of an API : The client passes me models of `` pastures '' as objects implementing this interface . Each object represents one pasture.On my side of the API , I keep track of `` visits '' to these objects at various times , then invoke pasture.yield ( time ,... | Can an interface somehow prevent lambda expression implementations ? |
Java : I have a resource called Pricing which i want to retrieve . An Offer can have pricing and a Promo can have Pricing resource and there is another entity Customer with which Pricing can be mapped . I want to retrieve Pricing based on either one of OfferId/PromoId/CustomerId.To design the URLs for this , i 'm runni... | url design for RESTful services |
Java : I am a noob to regex.I have string like : -andi have to extract all patterns matched with this type $ { ... . } Like : - for given str result should be further if it finds any duplicates then gives only one . for ex : -result should be : - onlythis is my answer : -but this one not giving the correct result.it gi... | Regex in java to find pattern like $ { ... } from given string |
Java : In my project I need to process objects in different threads . To manipulate stream 's behaviour I create new observables to change their observeOn ( ) this way : But I think in RxJava there is much more beautiful and efficient way to process one response in different threads . I tried to google it , but I did n... | Efficient way to manipulate threads RxJava |
Java : How to get all elements of a list by instance ? I have a list that can have any class implementation of an interface Foo : I want to use the java8 stream api to provide a utility method for extracting all elements of a specific class type : using : Result : It works , but I have to add @ SuppressWarnings due to ... | How to get all elements of a list by instance ? |
Java : I want to understand why the following code throws Null pointer exception . <code> import java.util.List ; public class Test { public static void main ( String [ ] args ) { List < String > names = null ; System.out.println ( `` Result is : `` + names == null ? null : names.size ( ) ) ; } } | Operator precedence - Arithmetic and Conditional operators |
Java : I 'm trying to get as much performance as possible from some internal method.The Java code is : In my profiler I saw there is 1 % CPU spend in java.util.Objects.requireNonNull , but I do n't even call that . When inspecting the bytecode , I saw this : So the compiler generates this ( useless ? ) check . I work o... | Remainder operator on int causes java.util.Objects.requireNonNull ? |
Java : I was looking through code in Guava https : //github.com/google/guava and I see a lot of cool optimizations.I was wondering if using & over & & is an optimization and if it is , why is it ? Could it be a style choice ? We are squaring an int b in the IntMath.checkedPow function . We want to check that b * b does... | Why was & used over & & in java when comparing two bools ? |
Java : My understanding is that you can not reference a variable before it has been declared , and that all code ( including instance initializers ) that is within the body of a class , but outside of any method , is executed in order before constructor when the object is created ( the exception being static variables ... | Why can my instance initializer block reference a field before it is declared ? |
Java : I am using Java 8 , after following documentation : How to Use Tables - Using an Editor to Validate User-Entered TextI 'd like to setup a specialized formatter when editing a column in my JTable . This column contains java.time.LocalTime instances.Where LocalTimeEditor is defined by ( tentatively ) : But this le... | JTable define an editor for LocalTime type |
Java : I am working out with Java Puzzlers second puzzle.You will think the answer is 0.9 . But it is not . If you workout this you will get 0.8999999 . The solution given isNow it will print 0.9 . I understood why it prints 0.89999 . But whileI am curiously debugging BigDecimal class , I found there are many constant ... | BigDecimal Class in Java - Reason behind Constant values |
Java : I have two functions . One works fine , while the other does n't compile . Not able to spot the cause . Can you please help me here ? This works fine This one does n't compile <code> static byte method1 ( ) { final short sh1 = 2 ; return sh1 ; } static byte method2 ( final short sh2 ) { return sh2 ; } | Return values in a static function - Java |
Java : I am unable to grasp the idea of either addition operator or short data-type.It 's said that ; which will not compile because addition operator always cast short , chart , byte data-types to int and I understand this . But this ; works totally fine . So , if addition operator auto converts short to int and then ... | Java + Operator |
Java : I want to change the value of a field in a Stream . I am trying to change it in a .map but I got a compilation error Syntax error on token ( s ) , misplaced construct ( s ) the stream : <code> user.getMenuAlertNotifications ( ) .parallelStream ( ) .filter ( not - > not.getUser ( ) .getId ( ) ==userId & & notific... | Changing the value of a field in a map function of Stream |
Java : I 'm trying to obtain the lowest level of byte counting possible with URLConnection . I already went to count the data passing by the two streams , with CountingInputStream and CountingOutputStream from the Apache Commons IO but the byte counting I get there is equal to the body size I 'm sending + response body... | URLConnection low level byte counting |
Java : ProblemWhen I am starting the PetUI main class from the actionPerformed function in my StartGUI class , the PetUI dialog does not start with anything on the screen but it seems to be running in the background . For debugging purposes , the pet will die within a few seconds . Once the pet dies , the screen update... | GUI not loading but seems to be running |
Java : If I understand signal right this is an asynchronous message between two or more objects . For example in UML we have a signal classifier : Then we can write this signal in Java as following : However , in Java we have a CLASS , but in UML we have a SIGNAL classifier , but not a CLASS classifier ( Update : I mea... | UML : signal classifier vs class classifier |
Java : Let 's say I have the following code : And let 's also say shouldDoSomething ( ) is a method I do n't have source code for . Is there any way I can force the code into the if block even if shouldDoSomething ( ) returns false ? And vice versa ? I know in C++ in Visual Studio I could just change the value in the E... | Is it possible to modify the response of a function in Eclipse while debugging ? |
Java : I am configuring Coveralls using a GitHub Action.I searched but I can not find how I should be able to generate the ./coverage/lcov.info file.When the action runs , since I do n't have such file , I get : I tried running test with Coverage via IntelliJ but the only export I can produce is in HTML format.How can ... | Coveralls GitHub Action - Error : Lcov file not found |
Java : I 'm currently studying Java and , as a part of my learning , I attempted to intentionally induce a stack overflow to see what it would do.I did some boundary testing and , interestingly , I discovered that if I execute the following code it will only sporadically cause an error . Sometimes it will run without a... | Why does n't a stack overflow always occur ? |
Java : I know that the System.in of the System class is an instance of a concrete subclass of InputStream because the read ( ) method of InputStream is abstract and System.in must override this method.According to the document about the read ( ) method of InputStream : public abstract int read ( ) throws IOException Re... | confusion about the behavior of the read ( ) method of System.in in Java |
Java : I am working on a Java web project using Jackson for Json serialization and deserializtion.I am using Jetty as a web serverI am trying to deserialize a generated class at build time : I am using AbstractSamplePayload to add propeties to the generated class , AbstractSamplePayload : So with the @ JsonAnySetter an... | Unstable behavior with Jackson Json and @ JsonAnySetter |
Java : I am upgrading java version from 6 to 7 for my project . It used to compile fine with java 6.This is snapshot from a de-compiled class . Types were not erased by compiler and code compiles fine.But after java upgrade to version 7 , this code has started giving compilation error error : name clash : provideVptchP... | Google Guice - have the same erasure - compilation error after java upgrade from v6 to v7 |
Java : I have a situation where I have have a lot of model classes ( ~1000 ) which implement any number of 5 interfaces . So I have classes which implement one and others which implement four or five.This means I can have any permutation of those five interfaces . In the classical model , I would have to implement 32-5... | What is the best way to work with many interfaces ? |
Java : I was digging through some of the Java Math functions native C source code . Especially tanh ( ) , as I was curious to see how they implemented that one.However , what I found surprised me : As the comment indicates , the taylor series of tanh ( x ) around 0 , starts with : Then why does it look like they implem... | Java/C : OpenJDK native tanh ( ) implementation wrong ? |
Java : Given the following setup : Why wo n't the compiler accept the list as parameter to accept ( ) ? List extends Iterable via Collection so that is n't the problem.On the other hand , the compiler tells me thatincompatible types : java.util.List < enums.Constants > can not be converted to java.lang.Iterable < enums... | Java generics Enum subtyping Interface |
Java : When I calculated this problem on paper I found A=200 B=20 , but when I write it down to eclipse it shows A=100 B=20Can you explain the solution like solving on the paper ? I tried to solve in Eclipse and by myself.How do we solve it ? <code> public static void main ( String [ ] args ) { int A=5 ; int B=2 ; A *=... | How is A *= B *= A *= B evaluated ? |
Java : I have the following 2 classes : And when I run Cat , I got the following results : I can understand 1,2,3 and 5 , but why # 4 is not : `` Cat : static -- 4 `` ? My understanding would be like this : myAnimal=myCat means `` myAnimal '' is now exactly the same as `` myCat '' , so anywhere `` myAnimal '' apears , ... | What does Java object assignment mean ? |
Java : I 'm trying to replace the common switch for arithmetical operations by BinaryOperator functional interface . The base method is : As I understand it 's nesessary to write something like : But I do n't understand how to avoid switch in computeExpression that would be the same as computeOne . <code> private stati... | Replacing switch by BinaryOperator |
Java : I have an app running on Google App Engine which is the backend for an Android app . It 's basically a bridge between the Android app and a MySQL database running on my own server.The log for the App Engine app is filled with this warning about an exception caught while disconnecting . The exception message is j... | java.net.SocketException : Invalid request : Invalid how |
Java : I am developing a plugin for an RCP application.Within the plugin.xml , I need to register certain classes at a given extension point.One of these classes is an anonymous ( ? ) class defined like this : } Is there any way to reference AnotherClass < ClassOne > within the plugin.xml ? I already tried something li... | Reference an anonymous class ? |
Java : Java 's inner classes can be static or non-static . Non-static inner classes are tied to an instance of the enclosing class.Annotations are a type of Java interface , and like any other class , they can be defined inside a class . Similarly , they can be declared static or non-static . What is the difference bet... | What 's is the difference between a static and non-static annotation ? |
Java : I have the following code : where factor.getAttributes ( ) returns List < Attribute > . Apparently , there is only one initial call to factor.getAttributes ( ) and then the traversal starts . However , I do n't understand why there is only one call . If I were to include a function call in the header of a regula... | Java advanced loop : what is ( not ) evaluated in the loop 's header ? |
Java : I have a list of data in a txt file like thismy assignment is to sort these data by each criterion ex ) sort by date , latitude and longtitudei tried bubble sort like this this works but takes too much timetheres 40000 data in the txt fileis there any alternative way to sort these data ? <code> Date , Lat , Lon ... | Sort Java String array by multiple numbers |
Java : Sample 1 : Output is : Sample 2 : Output : I just do n't understand why making saySomething non-static causes the second call to saySomething invoke the Cow version instead of the Animal version . My understanding was that Gurrr ! Moo ! Moo ! would be the output in either case . <code> class Animal { public stat... | Why do these two code samples produce different outputs ? |
Java : I want to get 4 parts of this string The 4 parts I need are `` 10 trillion '' `` 896 billion '' `` 45 million '' and `` 56873 '' .What I did was to remove all spaces and then substring it , but I get confused about the indexes.I saw many questions but could not understand my problem.I could n't run because I did... | How to substring this String |
Java : My project is finally complete , but my only problem is that my teacher does not accept `` breaks '' in our code . Can someone help me resolve this issue , I have been working on it for days and I just ca n't seem to get the program to work without using them . The breaks are located in my DropYellowDisk and Dro... | Breaking out of a nested for loop without using break |
Java : I just started using jshell in intellij idea community version . When I write the below code in jshell , it works.However the same code does n't work in intellij . It says `` Expression expected '' . It executes fine but shows that there is error with List < String > . The problem is `` auto-complete '' does n't... | Jshell in intellij does n't allow generic types |
Java : I have a mathematical formula in my program that takes in two values , both between 0 and 1 , and does a lot of work to find an answer . I also want to be able to do the inverse , i.e . I want to know what input values will produce a certain output . I can not do this analytically , as the same answer can be pro... | Pre-computing large table of values |
Java : Recently , I observed an unexpected behavior of accessing priavte fields in Java . Consider the following example , which illustrates the behavior : Why I am allowed to access the private field of another object of class A within the foo method ( 2nd case ) ? <code> public class A { private int i ; < -- private ... | Why is it allowed to access a private field of another object ? |
Java : We tried just for fun to create a for loop like below . We assumed that the number we get would be very high but we got 0 . Why is it 0 and not something big ? We even tried it with a long because we thought it might be bigger than a int.Thanks in advance . <code> private static void calculate ( ) { int currentS... | How does index*int in a for loop end up with zero as result ? |
Java : Suppose I have this code : Running the code : would yield 2 for getAddressMethodCount variable ; why is this so ? <code> public interface Address { public int getNo ( ) ; } public interface User < T extends Address > { public String getUsername ( ) ; public T getAddress ( ) ; } public class AddressImpl implement... | Why does reflection return two methods , when there is only one implementation ? |
Java : I can compile above method . Is there any explanation about the allowed multiple `` + '' operator ? <code> public static void main ( String [ ] args ) { int x = 1 + + + + + + + + + 2 ; System.out.println ( x ) ; } | Explanation about a Java statement |
Java : I was wondering why the following bit of code does not work : If the type is < ? super String > it can contain anything which is super of String ( String included ) not ? <code> Collection < ? super String > col = new ArrayList < String > ( ) ; col.add ( new Object ( ) ) ; // does not compilecol.add ( `` yo ! ``... | Generics < ? super > wildcard |
Java : I am a beginner in java and Apache POI . So right now what i wan na to achieve is I want to loop the array days row by row ( vertical ) under the Days column : Public Holidays Days Date ClassThe error that I am getting is that : The method setCellValue ( double ) in the type Cell is not applicable for the argume... | loop array data using apache poi |
Java : Function abstraction : max method implementationAnd usage ( how it should look like ) But I get this error and do n't understand why it requires ObjectI have read big amount of similar QA but did n't get how to fix this.Thanks . <code> public abstract class Function < X , Y > { abstract Y apply ( X x ) ; } publi... | Java generics : Functional-like max ( ) |
Java : In other words I want to know if changing variable before interrupt is always visible when interrupt is detected inside interrupted thread . E.g.I tried to find answer in Java language specification and in Summary page of the java.util.concurrent package mentioned in Java tutorial but interrupt was not mentioned... | Does calling interrupt ( ) on a thread create happens-before relation with the interrupted thread |
Java : I 'm using Hibernate version 4.3.5.Final . The problem here is that Hibernate finds entities of the type Foo where the case of the property address has different a case ( e.g . `` BLAFOO '' ) . However , in my example , ex.ignoreCase ( ) is not called.I only want to find entities which match the exact case . Wha... | Hibernate Example ignores case without calling Example.ignoreCase ( ) |
Java : I have a nested list of Long . for example : Is there a way using streams to create a new list of items that are present in all the lists : <code> List < List < Long > > ids = [ [ 1,2,3 ] , [ 1,2,3,4 ] , [ 2,3 ] ] ; List < Long > result = [ 2,3 ] ; | Intersection between nested lists java 8 streams |
Java : What would be a good pattern to use here ? I don´t want to return nulls , that just does not feel right.Another thing is , what if I want to return the reason that causes it to null ? If caller knows why it is null , it can do some extra things so I want caller knows it and acts that way <code> Public CustomerDe... | A suitable pattern instead of returning nulls |
Java : I am making program to campare sorting algorithms.I am using big amount of numbers . I have a performance problem in creating array full of random numbers.Is there any way to make it faster ? Currently I am using : where <code> int [ ] temp = new int [ length ] ; for ( int i = 0 ; i < temp.length ; i++ ) { temp ... | Better performance when generating random array int [ ] |
Java : I am currently porting an open source library to be JDK9+ compliant , and it depends on some of the Java EE Modules that have been deprecated in Java 9 and removed in Java 11 : specifically , JAXB , JAX-WS and javax.annotation.I added explicit dependencies to the third party implementations as suggested here : H... | Selectively using third-party implementation for deprecated JavaEE modules |
Java : Recently I was refactoring a generic method when I got into generic casting issues I can not explain . Finally I realized I could do without the T type altogether ( just inline it myself ) , but I 'm still curious as to why the convert fail . I created this minimal example to illustrate the issue.Can someone exp... | Can not convert generic to expanded nested type |
Java : Example : When I execute the program , some times I have the output like below : Sometimes I have output like below : In some other occasions I have output where t1 starts first , and t2 starts before t1 completes all output.I thought output1 makes more sense as “ Threads with higher priority are executed in pre... | Java Multithreading priority : Why in this example , sometimes t1 occurs before t2 is completed , even if t2 has higher priority ? |
Java : Let 's say I have a method like this : The actual specifics of the method is n't really important . However , to call this method we use : My question is , is it possible to write such a method without conventional parameters . Without overloading , and ultimately without Boxing.Ideally invoked by : <code> stati... | Method Generics Without Arguments |
Java : Related to this question https : //stackoverflow.com/questions I want to achieve the same in Java with rxJava2 as in haskell How can I implement generalized `` zipn '' and `` unzipn '' in Haskell ? : In haskell I can achieve this with applicative functors : being f : : Int - > Int - > Int - > Int - > Int - > Int... | How can I generalize the arity of rxjava2 Zip function ( from Single/Observable ) to n Optional arguments without lose its types ? |
Java : Im currently developing an application that implements apigee , however , i 've come across an issue when trying to update entities . Below is the method i 'm currently using . However I 'm getting the following error : '' Error PUT to 'https : //api.usergrid.com/ORGNAME/APPNAME/user/USERID '' followed by : `` N... | Error when updating APIGEE Entities |
Java : If you declare an instance of a generic class as a raw type in Java , does the compiler assume a parametrized type of Object for all class member methods ? Does this extend even to those methods which return some form ( e.g . a Collection ) of a concrete parametrized type ? I erroneously declared an instance of ... | Java - Behavior of Class Members of Generic Classes |
Java : I know , it 's a very basic topic , so if it is a duplicate question , please provide a reference.Say , there is a following code : It outputs : 42,42But if we change the order of the appearance of the variables : It outputs : 42,0I understand that in the second case the situation can be described as something l... | Order of the initialization in Java |
Java : Another example from the Oracle Java SE tutorials . It works fine , but I 'm not sure if/why 'this ' is necessary when creating an instance of the inner class . The result seems to be same regardless of whether I take it out or not . To be clear , I am referring to : InnerEvenIterator iterator = this.new InnerEv... | Is the keyword 'this ' needed when instantiating a new inner class ? |
Java : Consider the following self-contained sample : The code above compiles just fine under the following : javac from the command line.IntelliJ IDEA configured to use the javac compiler.But it fails to compile with the following : EclipseIntelliJ IDEA configured to use the Eclipse compiler.Eclipse fails to compile t... | Eclipse fails where javac and IDEA succeed |
Java : Can someone please explain the difference between the following cases and where would we use each one ? Thanks allEdit : Hello all thank for the answers . I maybe I was not clear enough . I am aware that classes B and C can not be declared static unless they are inner classes . I so in your answers please assume... | when to use these variations of `` static '' in java |
Java : We have a mobile app which presents feed to users . The feed REST API is implemented on tomcat , which parallel makes calls to different data sources such as Couchbase , MYSQL to present the content . The simple code is given below : Right now we have around 4-5 parallel tasks per request . But it is expected to... | How to optimize Tomcat for Feed pull |
Java : While researching another question , I was surprised to discover that the following Java code compiles without errors : In my JDK6 , var gets initialized to 1.Does the above code have well-defined semantics , or is its behaviour undefined ? If you say it 's well-defined , please quote the relevant parts of the J... | Using this.var during var 's initialization |
Java : I have a very basic JavaFX application that works flawlessly if the Application class is not the Main class : However , when I merge the two together ( which is the recommended way in most tutorials , including OpenJFX 's official documentation ) , the module system throws an IllegalAccessError ( at least on Ope... | Understanding how the main class affects JPMS |
Java : I 'm trying to load images to an array and ca n't figure out the syntax . I 'm used to something like this in C # : That does n't work here . Can anyone help me with this syntax , and any applicable imports I need to make . This is what I have : The library that allows me to use the ImageIO wo n't load . <code> ... | Android importing images to array |
Java : This will not compile : This will compile and work : First and second example are very similar . First uses varargs , second not . Why one works , second not . 7 is primitive , so second method should be called in both cases . Is it normal behaviour ? I found it : Bug reportStack overflow <code> public class Met... | Overloading function using varargs |
Java : I want to limit maven to use only private/not public maven repository , do these two settings have the same effect ? 1.Setting mirror in settings.xml2.Setting repository in pom.xmlAgain the requirement is that maven never goes out to public repositories even if some dependencies are not there on the internal rep... | Are these two settings same in maven ? |
Java : I 'm creating a ListPopupWindow like this : I tried to do simple mathto center it horizontally . It worked on my phone but not on others , so I suspect something is wrong about my asumptions . But I also suspect there 's a better way of solving this.How do I simply center something horizontally programatically ?... | How to center a ListPopupWindow/Other views on Android horizontally ? |
Java : In my Java program , I have the following code : Strangely enough , calling Arrays.sort ( ) from java.util.Arrays causes many items to be removed from the list . When I run the code above , this is the output : I am very , very confused as to what 's going on here . Why are only 11 items printed out ? Is Arrays.... | Arrays.sort ( ) removes many items from my array |
Java : I have defined list from 0-9 ( Integer ) as below : When I try to remove elements using below code : It should throw ConcurrentModificationException but interestingly it works for some of the elements and gives below output ( threw exception at the end and removed some of the elements ) : But if I have added sor... | Bizarre behavior of list |
Java : Question1 : Does it make sense to specifiy the size of the ArrayList . I know how many elements is going to carry in my List , is it good to specify the size before hand or it does not even matter . Question2 : The java.util.ConcurrentModificationException occurs when you manipulate ( add , remove ) a collection... | Couple of questions on ArrayList |
Java : I have the following two classes : I am trying to find out the max pair from a map where objects of these classes are key and value pairs respectively . I also have an com.google.common.collect.Ordering < ValueClass > which uses multiple comparators . I can easily find out the max of values using this ordering ,... | Ordering for key value pairs |
Java : I am writing software that detects an images outline , thins it to a `` single pixel '' thick , then performs operations on the resulting outline . My hope is to eventually get the following : I have written software that detects the RGBA colors , converts it to HSB , asks for a limit that sets whether a pixel i... | Thinning a line |
Java : In Java , int a = 10 , b = 10 ; But , in SQL , Why is that ? <code> if ( a == 10 || b==10 ) { // first condition ( a==10 ) is true , so it wont check further } select * from my table where a = 10 or b = 10 ; -- As per my understanding , It should return data only based on a. -- But it returns both entries . | Why or condition is working differently compare with Java and SQL |
Java : I have the following Java generics questionI have the following generic class thay may be sketched as : where ... represents code that is not relevant to the case.For the class MyClass < T > is not as important which exact type T is ( as of now ) but for both : AnotherClass < T > OtherClass < T > is absolutely c... | Generic class with two class hierarchies |
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