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If you want to open pdf in default browser pdf reader then follow these steps.

1- Change return mimetype from "application/octet-stream" to "application/pdf". "application/octet-stream" means it is binary file and needs to be downloaded.

2- Change Post to Get.

3- Open a new window with a link or javascript and call your action.

I finally managed to solve my problem.

I got the APK of the game I'm making the mod for; I extracted all libraries; I referenced all with the help of scripts; then I removed the ones that are in conflict. And success!

It simply compiled normally and it worked.

This is one of those classic problems with collision detection, where the collision occurs at some point along the object's path but the object moves far enough that the next tick doesn't fix the problem, leaving the object - your ball in this case - to fall forever outside of the viewport.

To solve this you need to not only change the vertical velocity but also have the ball reflect off the collision point. You're already bouncing the velocity vector, you just need to add position reflection. The simple way is to just take the amount of overshoot and subtract it from the limit, putting the ball back in bounds:

The use of an index by a database engine is almost 100% independent of JPA and Spring Data JPA.

It works simply like this:

You add an index to the table as desired. You do that using SQL for your database and execute it with whatever tool you use to provision your database. Hopefully something like Liquibase or Flyway, but maybe the command line SQL tool of your database.

When a SQL statement gets executed the database will determine (i.e. guess) if the index is helpful for that statement and use it if it deemed helpful. No change of the SQL is necessary.

The basic idea of that estimate is:

• the columns of the index need to be part of the filter criteria used in the table. For an exception for this rule read up on "index skip scan".
• the query needs to return only a small part of the table. Because a full table scan is in most cases faster than accessing 90% of all rows via index access.

Things get more complicated once you get into joins with the many different ways a join can get executed by the database and how these get affected by the presence of an index.

I found a way to access my custom myToolWindow. This should help quite some people.

1. Make sure that your custom MyToolWindow extends the class SimpleToolWindowPanel.
2. In your custom myToolWindowFactory class, pass your custom MyToolWindow to ContentFactory.createContent() as the first argument. NOT one of the JPanel's inside MyToolWindow as is done in the ToolWindow examples given in the official IntelliJ documentation...
3. In your MyToolWindow constructor, call the method setContent().

I found the answer by experimenting on example 5 from this link:

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If I'm reading this correct your service account file is inside the src/ directory. But once your function is built, the compiled code gets deployed to the lib/ directory. There your relative path is no longer valid.

I am not really sure, but it seems like race condition between setState and _tabController.animateTo(1); because they both try to rebuild the child ExcursionEditor(currentExcursion)

If you print the excursion in ExcursionEditor constructor, you will see the updated value. But at the end the value not reach the build function.

The simple workaround is changing editExcursion to the async function and add a small delay between this 2 actions. Otherwise you can try to use other way to pass data between widgets (like provider)

Nested arrays/lists are not serialized. See Script Serialization

Note: Unity does not support serialization of multilevel types (multidimensional arrays, jagged arrays, and nested container types). If you want to serialize these, you have two options: wrap the nested type in a class or struct, or use serialization callbacks ISerializationCallbackReceiver to perform custom serialization. For more information, see documentation on Custom Serialization.

So you could use a wrapper type like