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We have a SpringBoot application and are using Jersey to audit incoming HTTP requests.

We implemented a Jersey ContainerRequestFilter to retrieve the incoming HttpServletRequest and use the HttpServletRequest's getParameterMap() method to extract both query and form data and place it in our audit.

This aligns with the javadoc for the getParameterMap():

"Request parameters are extra information sent with the request. For HTTP servlets, parameters are contained in the query string or posted form data."

And here is the documentation pertaining to the filter:

https://eclipse-ee4j.github.io/jersey.github.io/documentation/latest/user-guide.html#filters-and-interceptors

Upon updating SpringBoot, we found that the getParameterMap() no longer returned form data, but still returned query data.

We found that SpringBoot 2.1 is the last version to support our code. In SpringBoot 2.2 the version of Jersey was updated 2.29, but upon reviewing the release notes we don't see anything related to this.

What changed? What would we need to change to support SpringBoot 2.2 / Jersey 2.29?

Here is a simplified version of our code:

JerseyRequestFilter - our filter

I was wondering if there was a way to pass arguments the a class extending the Service class from the Javafx concurrent package. I would like ProteinariumThread to take in a String argument like ClusterID seen below:

The other day, I wrote a console game of Tic-Tac-Toe in c++ for my son. He wanted me to add a computer, and I ended us using the minimax algorithm for the first time. I did some quick testing, but really just gave my laptop to my son as soon as it was printing stuff, who played with it for a couple minuets. I looked over his sholder once or twice, and noticed that it wasn't playing optimally, iv'e been trying to debug it, but I can't see where it goes wrong. I tried getting rid of alpha beta prunning, but that did not change anything.

For context, on the board the computer is -1, blank is 0, and the player is 1.

Here is the minimax function:

I'm getting this error in a google colab notebook. Do I need to install something or it's just not possible to use pypy inside colab? I've tried this simple script: