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The issue you are seeing is a really frustrating one: JavaFX bindings use WeakListeners to implement the bindings. This means that if the bindings go out of scope, the listeners are eligible for garbage collection, and consequently may stop working. (In my setup, your code actually works, but if I invoke System.gc() somewhere, it immediately stops working.)

The only fix I can find for this is to explicitly retain a reference to the ContainerController in the application class (since the ContainerController has a reference to the ViewController, and the ViewController has a reference to the text field, this creates a path to the binding's listener via the listeners on the text field, etc.):

I edited Path variable, changed path to php from C:\wamp64\bin\php\php5.6.40 to C:\wamp64\bin\php\php7.3.12 and it worked.

With just Gradle you can only build an executable JAR that can run on Windows and Linux. To bundle it into an exe or a deb package, you'll need some Gradle plugins.

For the exe, you can use gradle-launch4j.

For the deb, you can sue gradle-ospackage-plugin. You find the documentation here.

Your PHP is missing intl extension. It is useful for formatting currency, number and date/time as well as UCA-conformant collations, for message formatting and normalizing text..etc.

Check out Codeignitor 4 Documentation:

Follow the steps to install it in XAMPP -

1. Open [xampp_folder_path]/php/php.ini to edit.
2. Search for – extension=php_intl.dll and uncomment the line by removing semicolon.
3. Save the php.ini file and restart Apache.

This should resolve your issue.

Waited a few days for the fix to be released. Did a composer update which moved me from CLI 4.0.1 to 4.0.2 but the problem persisted.

Made a new project and it all worked as expected.

Not sure if the composer update was supposed to work or not but at least the welcome page is now showing.

I finally found the org.springframework.boot plugin package my soa-wallet-api to an application automatic,not a library,so using this lib could not found class,solve the problem,you can use this code to enable lib package:

You have a mixture of dependencies managed by Spring Boot and dependencies you are explicitly managing. This may be causing the conflict, so try the following:

The supervisor expects the children to return {:ok, pid}, :ignore or {:error, reason}.

It hangs because when the supervisor runs the start_link function on your worker, it executes (as himself), listen which sets a receive block, so it gets stuck there. When you use the gen_* module's start_link and friends, it takes care of spawning, returning correctly etc.

In your case you could switch:

To Fix the

Cannot determine embedded database error

Try Excluding the auto configuration of DataSource in the Spring Boot application class. You can do this using EnableAutoConfiguration