I have two webapps, which are deployed within the same wildfly. Both webapps should share certain libraries, which are not part of the wildfly modules. To keep the deployment non-dependent on the specific wildfly, I would prefer not to provide the shared libraries via the wildfly-module system (I am aware, it is possible to user-define modules). My approach was to
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JSON file not copied to target folder
In my java project, I have a .json file which I have placed in resource folder. When I am trying to read this .json file in my main class using the getResourceAsStream() method, I am getting a FileNotFoundException. I checked that under folder target > classes this .json file is not present. I am not sure why this .json file
Problems with launch spring boot jar on ubuntu server. Error starting ApplicationContext
I have configured nginx to fit my code. My code works well on Windows and now I’m trying to deploy it to Ubuntu. I run jar and it fail. Logs: My propeties: continues code: upload.path=home/kirill/uploads #properties for MailSender #smptps – Not secure connection spring.mail.host=smtp.yandex.ru #test spring.mail.username= HIDED EMAIL spring.mail.password=password spring.mail.port=465 spring.mail.protocol=smtps mail.debug=false recaptcha.secret=hided secret spring.session.jdbc.initialize-schema=always spring.session.jdbc.table-name=SPRING_SESSION hostname= HIDED HOST server.port=80
What is the best practice to make microservice aware about name of another microservice for interaction
I have couple of microservices written in spring boot which interact with each other to perform certain task. I need to deploy these microservices in AWS using Kubernetes. In order for microservices to interact with each other, one service need to know the name of other service. This is where I am not sure how to proceed. Since I am
com.google.api.client.auth.oauth2.TokenResponseException: 400 Bad Request (Eclipse)
I have been stuck at “Deploy to APP Engine” from Eclipse, and following error message always popped up. Possible actions what I can think of were taken but all failed. An error occurred …