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I've tried this code below

There are many answers in SO regarding the above question, however my case is different, for me the setters for component is missing.

I have ApplicationComponent which depends on some other component [TestComponent] coming from a library.

I am new to java, for several weeks I have been trying to report the status of a person via microsoft graph, I have no error but the returned value is unreadable. I must be missing something to show the status. It's a Gradle Project in Eclipse here is my code:

I'm trying to watching file created event on Directory using FileSystemWatcher of Spring boot devtools filewatch package It's work fine when catch created event when file be written. But I facing a problem when write file with high frequency. FileSystemWatcher will waiting until all files be written then fire created event for each file.

So, I want FileSystemWatcher will fire created event when each file written, not wait to all file be written then fire events. How can I do that. Here is my code:

1. Watching Configuration

I am trying to use dagger in a multi module setup. One of my aim is to reduce the number of components being used. So basically aiming for 1 component per feature module.

Setup core->app->feature

Dagger fails with the exception A binding with matching key exists in component: which refers to that I have bound a dependency somewhere in my entire object graph but it cannot be reached.

But for my scenario I am creating the sub-component in my activity and calling inject to make sure the component has the access to my activity. This atleast in my understanding should be accessible but it's still not able to provide the dependency of my viewmodel.

Here is the sample/multi-module in case someone wants to try out.

I have a stored procedure that returns the first 4 columns(LineNumber, AttributeName, Source, MIC) along with the other columns that are dynamic. Dynamic meaning it can range from 150 to 1. Here in the screenshot example I have columns 40 to 29.

I was able to bring the data from back end to the controller and I was also able to display the the first 4 columns fine. But I need help to loop through the rest of the columns (For example in the screenshot the columns from 40 to 29. These columns are dynamic). THanks in advance.

I'm learning dagger2 with a module architecture. And I think, something is not clear to me, for example

in module utilites i have di package

class UtilsComponent

I am getting a dependency cycle whenever I try to use a subcomponent with binding objects. I have an app scope and an activity scope. At the app scope I create my web service then when the activity opens I want to create a storage object, controller, and navigator (all custom classes not androidx classes) and inject them into my androidx ViewModel class. But when I do so I get a dependency cycle.

My top level component looks like

I'm configuring the new Dagger Android module but I got this error Here's my Component: