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Springboot – validate @RequestBody

Question: It is possible to validate the JSON payload of a request body, without specifically writing if statements? Maybe via annotation or configuration? I have a very easy POJO: And a very easy controller class: If I query with a payload such as: Everything is working perfectly fine, very happy. However, if there is a typo: (note the typo on

How would I make a new fraction if a fraction cannot be simplified?

So I’m writing an assignment for my OOP class that asks the user for a number of fractions, then randomly generates that number of fractions. Part of the assignment states that if one of the fractions cannot be simplified then skip it and create a new fraction that can be simplified. However the unreducible fractions still make it through. I

Setting/changing default Java MaxHeapSize or changing default JVM command settings

I’m using a python script that calls the jvm. Unfortunately, the script doesn’t allow me to pass arguments to the jvm command, so I can’t bump up the max heap size via the Xmx flags. Is there a way to set/change the default MaxHeapSize allowed or set/change default arguments for any jvm calls? JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS from the answer below worked for

Memory Leak Example -references and objects [closed]

Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Edit the question to include desired behavior, a specific problem or error, and the shortest code necessary to reproduce the problem. This will help others answer the question. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question I have the below method.Suppose i call A.m1() 10,000 times from class B.

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