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Does a mutable Java object equal itself? [closed]

Closed. This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 1 year ago. Improve this question I was thinking about mutable objects and how they’re weird (but very cool). Question: can a mutable object not equal itself? Only caveat here is

Microservices communication with optional parameters requests

I have a room service which returns detail for rooms when requesting http://localhost:8082/room/search/byRoomChar Now I want to request this @GetMapping from the booking service since this is the application gateway that users are going to interact with using the http://localhost:8081/booking/search/byRoomChar. Room entity code: Room repository code: However, this does not work because when omitting parameters when calling the getmapping from

Why does root path in my controller maps to index.html in spring boot web application?

I’m testing a controller for a Spring Boot application. I want to map a resource to a path, which should be a part of my API. My controller is pretty specific about path: Here ‘web-interface’ is a property, as specified in application.yml file Expected behavior: path: localhost:8080/admin maps to index.html resource root path: localhost:8080/ maps to nothing, i.e. 404 error.

android Spinner requires 2 clicks to work

am trying to use a spinner within a fragment to categorize the output of my recycler view when I call the recycler view function from the onCreateView it works perfectly. however, when I call it from the spinner function, it requires 2 clicks to display. here is the spinner XML code: and here is the fragment: and here is the

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