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How do you create a java library jar that both:

• is java module (has module-info)
• has a depending legacy (non-module) jar. (like commons-exec)?

The dependency is an implementation detail - should not be exported.

Having the following build.gradle (using gradle-6.8):

I am a little confused about the supposed behavior that Java 9 modules should have. In the O'Reilly's Java 9 Modularity, I've read the statement:

Modules cannot read the classpath, so our module can’t access types on the classpath, as illustrated in Figure 8-1.

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The unnamed module exports all code on the classpath and reads all other modules. There is a big restriction, however: the unnamed module itself is readable only from automatic modules!

However, trying to solve an issue on Eclipse (The maven dependencies are at classpath instead of module path), I've noted that my application's launcher settings conflicts with what I've read. Here's the command line it executes:

I wish to further extend modularity of my spacemacs configuration by referencing files user-config.org and user-layers.org

I have achieved the former by adding the following to my dotspacemacs/user-config:

I'm switching to the new Node AWS SDK (v3) to take advantage of its modularity and Typescript support. The first thing I needed to do was to write a Lambda function, but I can't find types to support the handler function signature. The types in the @aws/client-lambda seem to all be related to, well, a client for managing Lambda.

Does the Node SDK have official types for writing Lambdas somewhere? In particular:

• Where is the type for the context argument?
• For event argument, is there a list somewhere of the events that can come from other AWS services and their corresponding types?

I am just starting to master modular applications and I have a problem with the logback.

Before modularity was introduced into the project, Logback successfully worked with the same settings.

As soon as I start working with the LoggerContext and add the line requires ch.qos.logback.classic to the module-info.java, the application crashes.

Crash occurs in the line receiving the logger:

I have a database that look like this:

I have read the data as this way:

Usually, my procedures (Oracle 12c) look like the below:

I have been working on a script to get some data from the URL using Python and modules BeautifulSoup, and requests. I divided the code into few functions to add some code modularity and even though I expect the code to work well, it sometimes fails with AttributeError, to be more precise, this is the error I get:

I'm using gradle for a multiplayer game I'm implementing in java.

In the project I have two classes named Server and Client and I want to be able to choose which one to run during runtime. Is there any way I can do this by giving arguments to gradle tasks in command line? For example, I want to use somthing like ./gradlew run -server to run Server.java and./gradlew run -client to run Client.java.

Right now I have this in build.gradle: