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QUESTION
I have two classes. A film that keeps authors in it. And the author himself. I want to make the connection ManyToMany for them using EntityManager, where then I can get the data for Set.
Class movie:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 19:38I think the Lombok generated hashCode
method is causing an infinite loop as Movie references Authors, each of which references the same instance of Movie.
You can probably confirm this by checking bytecode, or just ditch the @Data
annotation and manually code equals
and hashCode
on Entities.
Alternatively you should be able to break the cycle with an @EqualsAndHashCode.Exclude
annotation on the movies property of Author - https://projectlombok.org/features/EqualsAndHashCode
QUESTION
I have a spring boot application with spring web & spring data cassandra as dependencies. And I have a main method in a class annotated with @SpringBootApplication.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-07 at 22:38The problem is the connection with the cassandra. Make sure that you've been created the keyspace-name on cassandra. After that in your project declare a Bean Configuration with the keyspace, in my case mykeyspace
. You can visit https://kayaerol84.medium.com/cassandra-cluster-management-with-docker-compose-40265d9de076 for more details about setting up the keyspace.
QUESTION
I have the following entities:
Warehouse.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 18:32If you call warehouse.setAddress(newAddress);
first you modify the managed entity (managed entity because you have fetched the warehouse from the database => now managed by hibernate). After that you are performing a query operation => Hibernate flushes your previous changes to the database to prevent dirty reads before performing the database query operation. In this case the properties of newAddress
are not set which leads to the constraint violation exception. Same goes for the
Hibernate seems to "magically" populate the id field in WarehouseAddress after calling newAddress.setProvince(provinceService.findByCode("AR-C"));,
The WarehouseAddress
gets persisted before performing the query operation and has therefore an id.
QUESTION
...Hi Everyone, I am new to dart, I tried to implement memoization but it is not working, please tell me how to implement memoization. Thanks in advance.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 07:31Memoization is a concept. You can store it wherever you want, in my example below, I store it in my Fibonacci List, and take it from there.
QUESTION
Hash Functions are incredibly useful and versatile. In general, they are used to map a space to one much smaller space. Of course that means that two objects may hash to the same value (collision), but this is because you are reducing the space (pigeonhole principle). The efficiency of the function largely depends on the size of the hash space.
It comes as a surprise then that a lot of Java hashCode functions are using multiplication to produce the hash code of a new object as e.g. follows (creating-a-hashcode-method-java)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 11:47The answer to this is a mixture of different factors:
- On modern architecture, the time taken to perform a multiplication versus a shift may not end up being measurable overall within a given pipeline of instructions-- it has more to do with the availability of the relevant execution unit on the CPU than the "raw" time taken;
- In practice when integrating with standard collections libraries in day-to-day programming, it's often more important that a hash function is correct, "good enough" and easy to automate in an IDE than for it to be as perfect as possible;
- The collections libraries generally add secondary hash functions and potentially other techniques behind the scenes to overcome some of the weaknesses of what would otherwise be a poor hash function;
- With resizable collections, an effective hash function has the goal of dispersing its hashes across the available range for arbitrary sizes of hash tables (though as I say, it will get help from the built-in secondary function): multiplying by a "magic" constant is often a cheap way to achieve this (or, even if multiplication turned out to be a bit more expensive than a shift: still cheap enough, given the benefit); addition rather than XOR may help to allow this 'avalanche' effect slightly. (In most practical cases, you will probably find that they work equally well.)
- You can generally assume that the JIT compiler "knows" about equivalents such as shifting 5 places and subtracting 1 rather than multiplying by 31. Just because you write "*31" in the source code doesn't mean that it will literally be compiled to a multiplication instruction. (In practice, it might be, though, because despite what you think, the multiply instruction may well be "faster" on average on the architecture in question... It's usually better to make your code stick to the required logic and let the JIT compiler handle the low level optimisations in a case such as this.)
QUESTION
I am trying to return a list of recommended movies based on a client's favorite movies genres without including those that are already his favorites.
So, here is my Movie object
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 01:12First you could to exclude movies you alread have in the client list and then filter by genres combination
It works:
QUESTION
I have been working on a flutter app and recently installed three firebase related pacakges firebase_core,cloud_firestore and firebase_storage. But after installation when I try to import them in a .dart file I am facing 'The system cannot find the path specified
import 'package:quiver/core.dart';' error. So what should I do ,here is my pubspec.yaml file . I even tried adding quiver to the pubspec.yaml if that could fix the erro but it didn't.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 04:16I had this issue as well and came about several situations that could cause it.
First one: It could be a broken path in your env variables. You can check all paths by doing a simple "echo %PATH%" in your terminal and removing those that don't point to a valid location.
Second one: Make sure that your project path doesn't include an '&' as stated on this issue here: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/41547
Third one: Another one that I found is that after uninstalling Anaconda it left out an AutoRun key in the command processor registry (in your case it may have been Firebase).
Check these places in regedit for broken links: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Command Processor
QUESTION
I know this question was asked multiple times but I'm loosing my mind, I'm trying to create a Many-To-Many relationship and I'm getting the following exception:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 18:07Every bidirectional association must have one owning side only (the child side), the other one being referred to as the inverse (or the mappedBy
) side. As @ManyToMany
association is symmetric, the owning side can be either one.
The @JoinTable
annotation should be used on the owning side. So, you should correct your mapping in the following way:
QUESTION
I am using .Net Core 3.1 with React, Typescript and webpack for an SPA. I have multiple modules in react which I load on different page/view of Asp.Net core application.
I am facing issue with auto refresh or hot reload. When I change a parameter which I am passing from module to a component hot reload works as expected BUT if I do any change in component then those are not getting reflected in browser.
If I browse https://localhost:5010/webpack-dev-server I can see home.bundle.js there. Also if change value of "msg" param/prop of HomeComponent in HomeModule.tsx, I can see new bundle generated for home.bundle.js with fresh hashcode and change also reflects to browser on https://localhost:5010/home/ BUT If I do change to HomeComponent.tsx ex: if I change "Home component" to "Home component 123" this change not getting reflected neither on https://localhost:5010/home nor the new bundle NOT generating on https://localhost:5010/webpack-dev-server.
Here is my project structure and files including configuration files. Any help will be highly appreciated.
Update: I added HotModuleReplacementPlugin to webpack.dev.config.js and now when I modify something in component HomeComponent.tsx I see a new entry in https://localhost:5010/webpack-dev-server something like "5f80de77a97d48407bd9.hot-update.json". If I open this file it's content is like {"h":"0dce1f9e44bff4d47fb4","c":{}}
Apart from this another issue is when I run application with F5 from Visual Studio it takes couple of seconds to load website until than browser shows "This site can't be reached"
Project stucture
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 10:47I finally able to resolve the issue by replacing UseReactDevelopmentServer with UseProxyToSpaDevelopmentServer.
New code block (Working)
QUESTION
Sorry for my english I'm French.
I develop in Flutter (dart) and I experience a strange behavior in my code using Cubit (Bloc) when I want to redirect to a page after a form submission (with "Reactive forms" package, but also with classic form) and the step of the Cubit loaded state: I see 2 calls to the page (2 builds) which gives a sort of "flapping" effect which means that the final user sees the interface charging twice.
It's my first application in Flutter.
I created an application containing a login form: when the form is submitted I print another form.
At the beginning of my application I was using "auto_route" package and I obtained a refresh of the page each time I clicked inside the text field after the login process. So I was not able to write anything inside the text field.
I was thinking that the problem came from the "Reactive forms" package so I opened an issue to the github repository of this package: issue opened
But as I didn't see where was the problem I came back to a much more basic development for my application and also a more basic method for managing the pages routing in order to explain my problem to the maintainer of the "Reactive forms" package, a really nice guy which really tried to help me.
But even the maintainer does not understand why I have this problem.
Now I reduced my more simple code in one page.
For the moment I don't have the problem when I clicked inside the text field but I see that interface is built twice and the Cubit loaded state which maybe explains why I had the initial problem.
So now I try to understand why the interface is built twice before debugging my original code.
I think my main problem is that the Cubit loaded state is waiting a synchronous widget return but when I try to redirect to a another page it needs an asynchronous action (with "auto_route" package or more simply using "Navigator.push()" action).
But I don't know how to call a Future inside a Cubit loaded state which wait a classic Widget.
I tried this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 20:52I believe that I have solved your problem. This problem lies within your BlocConsumer
widget.
The builder
method of the BlocConsumer
widget is called multiple times whenever the state of your AuthCubit
changes. This results in myAuthBuildLoaded()
pushing the page twice. That is what is causing the flickering effect. To avoid this, see the example below. The listener
method of the BlocConsumer
widget is only called once on every state change. That should revolve your problem.
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