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Jackson cannot parse body of a POST request

I am using Spring Boot to implement two web services, User and Book, and I am implementing the POST methods. When I send a POST request, i include the hard-coded JSON object in the HTTP Body: I am working at the same time on the two services, and while the creation of the “user” object works fine, Jackson throws an

paintComponent() not being called

Here is a little program that should (in theory) draw an image of a ball on screen. The problem is that paintComponent seems to not get called. The program consists of two classes. As you can see, I tested if paintComponent was called using a console message. Sadly this was not the case. Can someone explain? Answer It’s no wonder

Nested generic types in static method

I was trying to develop a generic method that could convert a JSON to a generic object that would have another instantiable generic object inside so I could use it as a parser in several places in my application. I had thought of the following solution, but it doesn’t work: Is there any way to be able to perform such

Error parsing SQL Mapper Configuration in mybatis

I am using mybatis framework in a servlet and the mybatis-config.xml file is unable to find the Student_mapper class.I applied all the paths including the package name and excluding it and also used the element in my mybatis-config.xml but it doesn’t work.I am still getting the same error. Here’s my mybatis-config.xml file Here’s my Student_mapper interface Answer The mapper class

Multiple RestTemplate calls for each Id in a List

I need to make multiple RestTemplate calls for each of the Id in a List<Ids>. What is the best way to perform this? I have used parallelStream(). Below code snippet is a similar scenario. employeeService.fetchEmployeedetails is a kind of restCall which will fetch all the employeeDetails. Is there any other way to tune the performance? Answer .parallelStream() does not guarantee

SLF4J/Java logging: Is it possible to add log arguments automatically?

Introduction We’re using SLF4J in combination with Logback in several Spring (Boot) applications and recently started using the logstash-logback-encoder to implement structured logging. As we also still have to support plain text logs, we wondered whether it was possible to append arguments automatically to log messages without having to add them manually to the message using the {} markers. Example

Why spring-boot-starter-data-jpa 2.5.0 can not init data by the cause “table not found”?

I have 2 projects using the same H2 configurations: The first project used spring-boot-starter-data-jpa 1.5.8.RELEASE which can init data successfully. But the second one used spring-boot-starter-data-jpa 2.5.0 CAN NOT init data: Trace the log I have seen that the init data sql is run before the db structure generated. Spring team! Please help to fix this issue to save time

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