So I have this question: Consider a DMS with seven possible symbols Xi, i = 1, 2, … , 7 and the corresponding probabilities p1 = 0.37, p2 = 0.33, p3 = 0.16, p4 = 0.07, p5 = 0.04, p6 = 0.02, and p7 = 0.01? We first arrange the probabilities in the decreasing order

I want to find the current geolocation, latitude and longitude, of the computer at any one time using Java. My understanding is that there are no native Java libraries that handle this. What library might I use, then, that would be simplest, given that my requirements are no more complex than that? Thank you. You

I am trying to read objects from file to display them on a jpanel but I am having a hard time deserializing them. public static void saveFile(Screen screen) { JFileChooser find = new JFileChooser(); find.setCurrentDirectory(new File(System.getProperty("user.dir"))); int result = find.showSaveDialog(find); if(JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION == result) { File file = find.getSelectedFile(); try { FileOutputStream fo = new FileOutputStream(file);

I wonder if i can use env/system variables inside of my new relic java agent config. I know that the env variables rewrite the corresponding settings, but i want to use the env variable value inside this yml file (i want to add label based on environment name) You need to sign in to view

I have instance of Mono<MyClass1> It can either have value or be an error. Now I need to convert it to Mono<MyClass2> where error and no-error flipped mono .doMagic( $ -> { if( error ) { return Mono.just( new MyClass2 .. ) } else if( no-error ) { return Mono.error(...) } } Is this possible?

class SingleLinkedList { Listnode head; // instance creation is possible without creation of the object class Listnode { // classes and methods can be static or non-static int data; Listnode next; Listnode(int data) { this.data = data; this.next = null; } } } class SingleLinkedList1 extends SingleLinkedList { // Remove duplicates from a sorted linked

Spring appears to be recommending the same class twice as potentially qualifying for autowiring: once as myDateTimeFormatter and another as io.company.thirdparty.MyDateTimeFormatter? Why does Spring see the same class as these two different options? I’d like Spring to simply autowire so I can call myDateTimeFormatter.myFoo() inside my Spring Boot Starter app. Has anyone ever seen similar

I have a number of devices (currently eight, but could be more in the future) with a simple blocking HTTP REST api. One makes a GET call to give a value, the API responds with success or fail, but always a 200. There’s another GET to find the current setting. So, a typical sequence would

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I have am calling another API using WebClient. I have a cert that is being used by API that has a hostname X. However, if I want to make https calls to the API using a different url from the certificate, I correctly get an error. The problem is that I will be using a