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This is a very simple, basic GraphQL application, sort of HelloWorld in GraphQL world. Same approach in Java seems to work, but Kotlin fails with following error

I trying to diagnose a memory leak while running my integration tests in my Spring Boot App.

When I am running :

I want to create two new columns in job_transitions_sample.csv and add the wage data from wage_data_sample.csv for both Title 1 and Title 2:

job_transitions_sample.csv:

I have an entities Event and Category. Each Event can have multiple Category and a category belongs to a single event. In Event entity I have ageLevelsAllowed(List of age levels allowed) & genders(List of genders) based on which categories are created and mapped to tournament.

For example, if there are age levels U10 and U20 in the list and genders M and F, I want to create 4 categories for an event E1,

E1 Category1 U10 M

E1 Category2 U10 F

E1 Category3 U20 M

E1 Category4 U20 F

Currently, my event entity looks like this -

I want to populate the ListView of to show a specific value, which is going to be title through the data of another class in Android Studio using Kotlin. I know how to populate the ListView, but I am not sure on how to get the "title" value and put it into the ListView This is an example of what I want it to look:

Class used to populate the ListView:

In my javagent, I started a HttpServer:

I am struggling with importing XML Data into SQL Server 2016. I have tried a few things, but keep either getting errors or just no data is returned.

I have this XML Data stored in an XML file (limited the data because it is pretty sensitive:

I want to findAll Product which have @ManyToMany relationship with kinds

On Vaadin flow 14 sometimes it happens to get a java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException: null when Push is used before the session get destroyed.

Is this normal? Can I ignore the this exception?

I post the full stacktrace: