Imagest | stack web application clone of the popular image | GraphQL library

You can try following, maybe this can help you. Removed the second useEffect and updated the image state in the first useEffect.

And also I can see, you have declared const [imageState, setImageState] = useState (""); twice. You can remove the second one.

Also, make sure you handle the API error in useEffect otherwise this may break the application on API failure.

Slick won't automatically create that data structure for you. (I find it helpful to think of Slick in terms of rows and tables and what you can do in portable SQL, and not in terms of "object-relational mappers" or similar).

What you'll want to do is convert the rows into the format you want in Scala, after the database layer. There are many ways you can do that.

Here's one way to do that.

Given this example data...

Your queue is not marked as @Autowired or part of the constructor, thus Mockito cannot mock it.

In order to make this work (haven't verified it though), define your constructor like this:

You need to segment your IDENTITY column ranges in bidirectional replication.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/replication/publish/replicate-identity-columns?view=sql-server-ver15

Since you are asking for a very specific page, you might get away with knowing how the page is returned. You are always going to have to rely on some assumptions about the page returned to determine which image on the page is the one you actually want. As such this solution could be fragile - if Wikimedia changes significantly it will fail:

Using Thread#sleep method in swing applications in main thread will cause the GUI to freeze (since the thread sleeps, events cannot take place). Thread#sleep method in swing applications is only allowed to be used only by SwingWorkers, and this in their #doInBackround method.

In order to wait in a swing application (or do something periodically), you will have to use a Swing Timer. Take a look at an example i have made:

It seems what went wrong here is that you are using dynamodb client Get operation while only specifying the hash key. Since your table has a range key(sort key) ,you should also specify that in the Getitem request If you only want to search for the records using the hash key them you should use the Query operation. params = { TableName: 'eventLogTable', KeyConditionExpression: '#deviceId = :deviceId' }; DynamoDB.DocumentClient.query (params,

In your XML file it seems that the tag is enclosed in the tag.

Try replacing:

You have to create another method in your Database class to select values from specific id that you are passing from first activity like:

DatabaseHelper Class