I am looking to log all of my Spring-Boot project’s request. My pointcuts work fine for my programming, and I can get the sub paths, but not the base actuator path. com.example.demo…(..) – This works for my programming org.springframework.boot.actuate…(..) – This works for paths like http://localhost:8080/actuator/info or http://localhost:8080/actuator/health. This works None of my pointcuts work for just “http://localhost:8080/actuator” with no
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.OnClickListener versus .OnChildClickListener
I know that (View.)OnClickListener is called whenever a view has been clicked on. What I don’t understand properly is, what OnChildClickListener does. I also wanted to know the difference between them. P.S. I have read Android’s documentation on OnChildClickListener but I am not able to grasp the concept. Answer To expand on Tenfour04’s comment, OnChildClickListener is actually ExpandableListView.OnChildClickListener, which is
Comparator.comparing(…).thenComparing(…) find out which fields did not match
I am trying to compare two objects of same class and the goal is to compare them as well as identify which fields didn’t match. Example of my domain class @Builder(toBuilder=true) class Employee { …
How to pass ipv6 address in Redis connection
I am using Redisclient as following. But it gives error as “Host name cannot be null”. What is wrong in above code? Answer It needed square brackets around ipv6 address as following.
Mockito doThrow() method makes my test fail with the given exception
I’m testing the error case for when my injected StatefulBeanToCsv dependency throws an exception. However, Mockito’s doThrow() method is just making my test fail, rather than allowing that exception to be verified using assertThrows(). I’m injecting my StatefulBeanToCsv dependency through a BeanFactory rather than constructor/setter injection, because I need to pass it a Writer as an argument. The test is
Start an external process while stopping current process
Not sure what’s the right word for this or if this is possible. I would like to start an external process and stop the current process in the same terminal window. (I would like to avoid piping I/O streams for the child process.) Essentially to create a “launcher”-type application but for the terminal. Answer In UNIX / Linux / POSIX,
RestClientTest annotation fails to autocnfigure RestTemplate
I have a class with RestTemplate dependency And in the test I wish to use @RestClientTest for auto configuring the RestTemplate But the test fails with unable to find autowiring candidate for RestTemplate error. Answer In the documentation of @RestClientTest you can read: If you are testing a bean that doesn’t use RestTemplateBuilder but instead injects a RestTemplate directly, you
When is onServiceFault called in milo opc ua client?
I hava a milo opc ua client and added a fault listener with client.addFaultListener(this) and I have overridden the method onServiceFault (so that it implements ServiceFaultListener). When I shutdown my opc ua server I only get a messages from milo: [WARNING][org.eclipse.milo.opcua.sdk.cli] [4] Keep Alive failureCount=1 exceeds failuresAllowed=0 but my fault listener is not executed. In what cases is the onServiceFault
Sonar: Possible null pointer dereference due to return value of called method
I am getting issue from Sonar: “Style – Possible null pointer dereference due to return value of called method. findbugs:NP_NULL_ON_SOME_PATH_FROM_RETURN_VALUE. the issue is on lockUntil.after(new Date()); I’ve tried to change this issue line with or But it introduces other issues. Can anyone please guide? Answer Assuming that new Date() will never return null should be a valid assumption. My guess
HIbernate “StaleStateException: Batch update returned unexpected row count from update [0]; actual row count: 0; expected: 1”
When an existing user makes a request the method first deletes the oldest record before saving the new request. The code below works fine IF the requests don’t come in too rapidly (using an Oracle DB). Output: However, if the user were to submit requests in a very quick fashion, i.e. happy clicker, the same code generates a StaleStateException error.