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What is ‘scope’ in Java?

I just started coding. I want to use a switch statement twice for the same variable, and I was told that to do this the variable would have to be ‘in scope’. Being a beginner, I have no idea what that means. So what does being in scope mean? And, if a variable isn’t in scope, how do I make

Cannot import org.h2.server.web.WebServlet

I am trying to configure my spring boot application to use h2 console. I found some articles and all of them use webServlet. But I can not import the class although I have h2 dependency added in my pom.xml. I get this error message can not resolve the symbol WebServlet. My import line Below is my pom.xml and …

Java Using proxy settings in jar

I’m doing a webscraping with jar i created, which uses a proxy. My question is that i have large project where more webscrapers will work in paralel. Using this code: will affect the others webscrapers? Answer If you run them as separate processes, then each process has its own system properties. If you…

Android Vector Icon – Add a border

I’m wondering if it may be possible to add a white border to a Android Vector Icon (xml format). I’ve tried to overlap a bigger version of the icon itself, but the result it’s not as I was expecting (as you can see in the attached images). Is there a way to modify the xml to enlarge a bit th…

Promise through JSONException

I have the following code with which I’m trying to get all my versions from jira with a jira API: This code thow me an exception that I don’t understand: And if you follow the line where is showing me the reason, is returning me the JSONArray that I need to get in order to achieve my goal. So, the