Rob Spoor

Mandar Khire wrote:      String[] args2 = new String[args.length - 1];

args is empty, so args.length - 1 is -1. You may want to put the copying in an if-else block - if args.length is 0, just use args, otherwise use your copying.

To answer your question directly: no, you can't use Arrays.binarySearch, but you can use Collections.binarySearch. Arrays is only for (duh) arrays, Collections is for Lists etc.

You're welcome.

If you want to replace one character with another, why not use string.replace(delimiterChar, '|')? Or, to replace one string literal with another, use the other replace method. replaceAll is overkill if you don't have a regular expression.

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Khuzema Dharwala wrote:Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassCastException: javax.xml.bind.JAXBElement cannot be cast to com.db._2016.infomessagebroker.types.EventMessageType at com.test.sp.TestSolaceConnection.main(TestSolaceConnection.java:39)

So apparently the unmarshal method doesn't directly return the object, but instead JAXBElement wrapping the object. Cast to JAXBElement<EventMessageType> instead, then retrieve its value.

To get rid of the unchecked cast warning you'll get, you can also use a StreamResource to get a more type-safe way:
// old way: EventMessageType event = (EventMessageType) unmarshaller.unmarshal(file); EventMessageType event = unmarshaller.unmarshal(new StreamResource(file), EventMessagType.class).getValue();

Apart from why you would want to combine PHP and Tomcat, the problem appears to a be a missing .dll (Windows) or .so (Linux) file. The UnsatisfiedLinkError indicates that the library with some native implementation can't be found.

Thanks for sharing the solution

Well, they're just maven dependencies, right? So just add them to your pom.xml file.

Not sure. It's the process' output stream, but you read from it using the getInputStream method...

No, /bin and /usr/bin are definitely not the correct place for non-managed programs. You can use /usr/local/bin, but I think /opt is used a lot more these days.

An interesting read: http://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.3.html

I think I see the problem. You have a function that has the same name as a local variable. Try renaming one of the two.

brian watkins wrote:        join_member1 = loners (member1,loners)
        join_member2 = loners (member2,loners)

loners is a list, so to access a single element or a slice you need to use [ and ], not ( and ). So what are you trying to do here?

https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/javax.xml.bind/jaxb-api
https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.glassfish.jaxb/jaxb-runtime

Those are the suggested Maven dependencies to include to replace JAXB.

That article needs an update though. If you use ProcessBuilder and redirectErrorStream(true), you only need to read from one stream, and you no longer need to go multi-threaded. I often do the following:
* Redirect the error stream.
* Start the process.
* While there is data from the output stream, read it.
* Call process.waitFor().

At the last step all of the process' output has been read, so I probably could just as well call exitValue().