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One potential problem could be with your Java package structure. Spring Boot does by default only look for annotated within the Java package (and it's children) that contains the Application class.

If your OktaService is in a location of your package structure, then it won't be found by default. As an example, if you have Application in com.example.myapp.ui and OktaService in com.example.myapp.service, then it won't work. If this is the case, then you can either change your package structure or set the scanBasePackages property in @SpringBootApplication to define a location that covers the entire application.

I reconfigured Liquigraph with the following:

This answer shows how you can access the calling object using the binding_of_caller gem, but keep in mind that this functionality is meant for debugging, not production code.

You could call binding.of_caller(1).eval('self') in the initializers of the classes instantiated by the Collector, but you'd be making your code a lot harder to understand to the average Rubyist. You'd also be coupling the Iterator/Parser objects to the object that calls them, which is a pretty unusual kind of coupling. It would certainly make them less reusable and so less "elegant" by my standards.

If I understood you correctly, this is the only way to do what you're asking. For the record, here's some working code that accomplishes what (I think) you're asking:

Looks like annotation @Document fixes it.

I've just tried the scenario using Apache Geode 1.13.2 and it works just fine, you can find the example here. Do you have multiple versions of the same jar within the server's class path?, that might be the reason for the exception.

Cheers.

The first line of the stack trace is

org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'com.vaadin.tutorial.crm.ui.views.ClientListView': Bean instantiation via constructor failed; nested exception is org.springframework.beans.BeanInstantiationException: Failed to instantiate [com.vaadin.tutorial.crm.ui.views.ClientListView]: Constructor threw exception; nested exception is org.springframework.dao.InvalidDataAccessResourceUsageException: could not prepare statement; SQL [select bank0_.id as id1_0_, bank0_.Name as name2_0_ from BANK bank0_]; nested exception is org.hibernate.exception.SQLGrammarException: could not prepare statement`

What happens if you run this against your database outside of spring (i.e. directly from a db client)?

Vuforia has implemented ITrackableEventHandler for you with the class DefaultTrackableEventHandler

You can enable and disable gravity with a script like this:

This is because you have defined a dict containing only base class objects Bird, but in the function get_bird you are trying to return an object of type of the base class, while an object of a derived class may be expected. Mypy will not make Base -> Derived cast.

You can make __init__ also a generic function.

First problem is that Stock was defining two ids (id form AbstractEntity and Ticker) and is not implementing Serializable.

For the second issue...just add this.stockService = stockService in MainView constructor