json-b | a JNI based JSON-B wrapper | JSON Processing library

I am working on a web application managed by Apache ant builder. We recently upgraded jersey from 2.17 to 2.35 and all the related dependencies in the class path. After upgrading i noticed one error where the PSOT method argument is populated as null.

Did some digging to solve this issue, found jersey-media-json-binding.jar might be causing the issue. Removed it from class path, and everything works fine.

But I am unable to figure why did the issue cause in the first place, what is the use of this jersey-media-json-binding.jar library.

Does jersey-media-json-binding.jar and jackson-jaxrs-json-provider-2.12.2.jar provide the same functionality, which is causing the issue?

Am getting an error when I am deploying serverless lambda function on AWS

I am getting 500 internal error while executing a basic program on the rest API in a jersey project

Student.java

Note: I'm completely new to the Kotlin / JUnit ecosystem, so please bear with me if the question is missing something basic.

I'm working on a JSON-based file format. In the unit/integration tests, I'd like to check that the serialization produces exactly the same JSON tree as some reference JSON tree. In particular I'd like to make sure that the serialization handles subtleties like implicit or explicit nulls correctly.

I've added the expected JSON in form of a plain .json file as a test resource, so that I can now load the string content of the expected JSON. My issue is that I have test cases that require some rather deep/complex JSON trees, and I can't find a good way to get a meaningful test output if the comparison fails. Consider for instance the case that only a single value is wrong somewhere deep in the JSON tree. In Rust, I'm using for instance rust-pretty-assertions to solve these issues:

I've experimented with these approaches:

1. Comparison based on JsonElement. I basically use:

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I have a form that accepts a file to pass on to Dropbox using the session upload. I've wrapped the code in a Fastify server but always end up with an error in append:

After migrating my angular 6 project to 12. I am getting multiple warning in terminal

if in angular.json i set optimisation: false configuration then all issue get resolved but i don't want to make this changes it should be true only.

with optimisation: true i am getting all these warnings:-

Earlier same code was working fine without any warning.

I have a project Webservice with Hibernate in Eclipse (Tomcat v10.0 et java JDK 8). When I run, I got this error: " Servlet.service() for servlet [Jersey Web Application] in context with path [/musichall] threw exception [org.glassfish.jersey.server.ContainerException: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/validation/ValidatorFactory] with root cause java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: javax.validation.ValidatorFactory"

Below is my pom.xml

Almost all Akka.net documentation refers to documentation through HOCON in some form. From my understanding, HOCON was made to tackle issues related to XML-based configuration in .NET Framework. Now that everything in JSON-based (starting in .NET Core), I would really want to configure Akka.net through appsettings.json, just like any other service I write in .NET. Some solutions I have found to this approach seem rather hacky by pasting a HOCON string in the appsettings file, or have the HOCON object inline in the source code. It would be very nice to have it within an appsettings since this fits better in how both my team manages configuration, deployment-wise, and modern .NET applications approach configuration.

Why is Akka.net using HOCON instead of a more abstract interface such as IConfiguration, and how can I best configure it by following best practices in .NET using appsettings.json and IConfiguration?

It is no problem for me to send a GET-Request to an endpoint with the following code (of course with the GET-Method), but I am not able to do a POST-Request. Can somebody explain, what I have to do in order to be able to POST the exemplary JSON-Body?