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I am creating a JTable in Netbeans and am having three minor issues with the structure.

1. I can't seem to align my table in the direction I want (Say North, East, South, or West) and now it's annoyingly hovering over my JButton.
2. The code I wrote to set the dimensions of the JTable do nothing if I change the variables.
3. The code I wrote to add a JScrollPane is not showing up when I run it.

I understand if you can't solve all three but I figured I'd put them all in one instead of three different questions so any help with a problem is appreciated!

**Also as a note, ignore everything after the ActionListener. I am eventually going to make the code read a text file and sort that data in an ArrayList. Then somehow into the table instead of how I manually set it up in this example.

Here is my code (problem areas are labeled in comments in bold, capitalized font):

Main:

I have the following error message in the dovecot errors & warnings log after I've tried to rebuild my mail server.

Prior to these errors, I updated my aging system to the latest, and lots of things broke. The configuration was confetti, so I attempted to rebuild the mail server. To get this error, I simply login to Roundcube mail. I'm able to login, however I cant see any emails.

I'm seeing two issues in the error, just not sure how to fix it.

I have upgraded my Java EE application to JDK 11 from JDK 8. But when I'm deploying into the JBOSS EAP 7.3 server I get the following exception.

In case anyone is using Chronicle Map, can you tell if Chronicle maps and queues sizes are part of application JVM heap or not.

I have an application which listens on Chronicle Queue and then has multiple Chronicle maps. I have allocated 16GB as max heap size for my application. Individual maps have their entry sizes, key and value sizes defined. And say I have four maps each growing up to 5 GB each.

What I don't know is where can I see the memory utilised by queues and maps. Also, if my application having 16GB is sufficient.

We have a bunch of micro services running each in its own Docker container in a shared AWS EC2 instance. Giving the excellent results obtained when running locally now we are trying to use Chronicle queues as a way to communicate between our micro services in AWS.

MS1 receives an API request does some internal processing and emits an event to CH2 Chronicle queue. MS2 is listening to CH2 chronicle queue and when an events arrives in there it picks it up does some internal processing and emits an event to CH3 Chronicle queue.

i'm trying to to add data to the main App through an reusable component, the problem is that when i use setState, nothing is happening.

In the main app, i m calling the BookModal and passing the

this is the version of Chronicle Queue:

I am experimenting with ChronicleWire. As described in features optional fields are supported out of the box.

I just created a simple self-describing entity with one optional (nullable) field:

in the following code i want to extract the value of book,chapter and ver and concatenate from the each drop down menu.So, please do help me on where should I implement the concatenation of three string and get them as one value. For an example : if book= john, chapter=3, and ver=16, I should be able to get "john 3:16".