hello-world-example | Simple example from the Svelte Guide | Frontend Framework library

I´d wanted to compile a simple Java "Hello World" program like it was repesented on the GeeksforGeeks Hello World Tutorial, by using gcj in Linux Ubuntu. This is the source code:

I am learning Spring-Boot by following this tutorial: Spring Rest Hello World

In the last step (i.e. step 6), the Spring-boot application adds 3 Book entities to the H2 memory database using the following code snippet:

I have installed mod_wsgi as an Apache module and I want to run a simple hello world application to see that the module works properly.
I have followed this guide, which is based on the official Quick Configuration Guide.
After completing all the steps I get a 403 error
Forbidden You don't have permission to access /myapp on this server..
I am using Apache/2.4.10 on Raspbian and my installed mod_wsgi version is
libapache2-mod-wsgi-py3 4.3.0-1 armhf Python 3 WSGI adapter module for Apache.

I have added example.com to my hosts' file as follows:

I am new to Spring MVC and I am trying to make simple HelloWorld program i am following this tutorial https://www.javaguides.net/2018/10/spring-mvc-5-hello-world-example.html

AppConfig

I Hey guys i applied for job and they gave me create app to acquire basic skills they can work with but i have problem i have to use java 12 J2EE8 and wildfly 16.0.0 server but i cant run any examples on wildfly

I downloaded eclipse and in eclipse jboss then i added wildfly server, and then i followed this http://www.thejavageek.com/2015/12/16/jax-rs-hello-world-example-with-wildfly/ and i checked Generate web.xml deployment descriptor (firt time i did it without but it didnt work and i looked in comments) error upon going to localhost

I am currently working on creating basic Jolie support in Spring Boot. Jolie is a microservice language, which under the hood - is based on Java, but has very different syntax(example). Thanks to JavaService class, which comes with Jolie, it is possible to take class/method functionalities from Java and its libraries, and embed them in Jolie. I would like to know how can the same be achieved for annotations and functionalities that are implemented through them. Can it be done with JavaService, too? Or do I have to write my own annotation parsing for Jolie?

A simple example of behaviour I'd like to achieve is a @SpringBootApplication which runs a "Hello world" @RestController, like here(points 2.3 and 2.4). Ideally, similar program in Jolie would look somewhat like below:

In order to set war file into Tomcat server, I try :

Gradle war (5.3.1)fails with

provided group: 'javax.servlet', name: 'javax.servlet-api', version: '3.1.0'

Could not find provided

Do you know why ?

Do not hesitate to merge request or commit at https://github.com/moueza/spring-mvc-hello-world-example-mkyong-gradle/issues/2

I have installed the trial version of DocuSign SA client for Windows desktop. Then I have checked out the docusign-signature-appliance-api-recipes repository and ran the C# Hello World demo in the dsa-local folder. The code from the demo is explained in the DocuSign Local API guide from which I have acquired the GitHub link in the first place.

As mentioned in the Quickstart section of the guide, I have created a Developer SandBox account. I have used the credentials of that account in the code, but the SAPI.Logon method fails at line 47 of Program.cs file.

I have also opened Docusign SA Prepare & Sign tool that was installed as part of the Docusign SA client and tried to sign a PDF. While doing so, I was prompted the credentials and I have entered the same credentials. But I got "Invalid username or password, operation canceled" error dialog.

I have also ensured that old credentials for DocuSign are not cached in my desktop. How can I make the user authentication succeed?

A) I'm trying to create a Haskell project i) with Stack, ii) on NixOS (channels/nixos-18.03). While following the HelloWorld example in the user guide, to build the project, I get the error ghc-cabal: No such file or directory.