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Spring Boot – Jackson EntityNotFoundException returns 200 instead of 500 response

Exception handler is returning 200 response even though I have specified it to return 500 in the handler (HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR) when encountering this exception. I am using Spring Boot v1.5.4.RELEASE. I am calling a Spring Boot service returning a JSON object. I am using a custom exception handler. When an EntityNotFoundException occurs during deserialization, instead of returning 500 response, it returns

Appium – AUT is not installed

I am testing an iOS application (on a real device) and encountering the following error: It would be helpful if someone could point out why the Selenium is throwing this error. I am able to manually connect to the UFT Mobile device and it works fine. My code is: The partial stacktrace is attached here https://pastebin.com/npcDyz2a. Answer After so many

File scanner only reading last number in file

Here is the code: I’m supposed to be figuring out the average of scores, while counting how many are in each letter grade. The problem is that it only reads the last number instead of ~80 different numbers. Answer Your if-else logic doesn’t get executed until the while loop ends and the entire file has been processed. Meaning, only the

Cannot invoke ” ” because array is null

I need to add information about 2 actors such as their name, address and age and have done so without arrays easily but it’s necessary, I keep getting the error “Cannot invoke “TestActor.setName(String)” because “actors[0]” is null at TestMain.main(TestMain.java:5)” This is just a test main I’m using to test it ”’ And this is the actor class I’m using that

Firestore Could not deserialize object. Failed to convert value of type java.util.HashMap to Date

I’m trying to read a field from the first document in a Firestore Collection but I get the following error: Could not deserialize object. Failed to convert value of type java.util.HashMap to Date I have a Firestore Database that looks like this: The “User Routes” collection contains documents named after each User’s ID. Inside those documents are multiple “Route” collections.

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