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I am using Gradle in an IntelliJ project to manage dependencies in a Spring project to provide REST web services. As long as I run the project in the IDE it works fine, but if I execute the java -jar artifact.jar command it cannot start. The following error is printed

I am following up a django tutorial and I have just installed django using pip install django=2.1 and it was successfully install and then created a project using django-admin startproject App . after that I am trying to runserver using python manage.py runserver and I am getting a TypeError: argument 1 must be str not WindowsPath.

I have an iOS app with several numeric textfield fields using .keyboardType( .decimalPad) - but there's no way of sort of saying "yep" I'm done with editing now - so I want some sort of done or accept on the keyboard

When I search for that - I find heaps of examples, but they are mostly to do with UITextfield, not textfield - and set something called InputAccessoryView - which textfield apparently doesn't support. When I search filter them out - I find all sorts of strange wrappers and things that do things like add toolbars in the parent component, not the text field itself - and I have lots of text fields on lots of pages, so really want to solve it at the textfield level.

What I want is to build an extension to textfield - such that I can add a done button to dismiss it - ie this code here, but something that actually compiles - because the last line doesn't work:

I am new to using the Intellij Database tools. I set up a connection successfully and the DB is properly introspected. But then the schemas are not available:

What am I missing/ what should be done differently?

After running the npx prisma introspect in the console, the startTime attribute was set to @db.Time(6) in my schema.prisma file.

We have a GraphQL API in WSO2 and we have a frontend web project that uses this API. Before run the frontend project, we enter yarn graphql:codegen command on terminal so we can generate our graphql schema by using our service endpoint which is in our environment variables. It can generate the schema when we use our service endpoint directly.

But, if we use the gateway endpoint (which is generated in WSO2) and enter same command, we can not load the schema from this URL. We see this error.

Setting aside all the concerns about the necessity of using typeid and dynamic_cast and their questionable effects on code maintenance, is there any information about the performance of these two dynamic type introspection mechanisms? The Wikipedia article on RTTI claims that:

The use of typeid, in a non-polymorphic context, is often preferred over dynamic_cast in situations where just the class information is needed, because typeid is always a constant-time procedure, whereas dynamic_cast may need to traverse the class derivation lattice of its argument at runtime.

However no citation is provided. As such I wanted to ask if this claim is true and if one of these two mechanisms should definitely be preferred performance-wise over the other. I wasn't able to find information about any bounds on time complexity of these operations.

Given this controller method.

I tried to get the access token and refresh token in the /token endpoint. I got authorization code and I will pass the token endpoint but it's throwing grant request is invalid error. How to fix this issue

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