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You could try snakeyaml to read the file but, why noy a typical .properties file? Cheers, Dian

There are a lot of ways for doing that, for example you can take a look at the Matcher class Cheers, Dian

What issues are you running into? Cheers, Dian

Maybe you need to define the java.util.logging.config.file parameter as said here Cheers, Dian

What are you getting now? Cheers, Dian

Maybe you can find some inspiration here: https://hc.apache.org/httpcomponents-client-ga/httpclient/apidocs/org/apache/http/auth/UsernamePasswordCredentials.html Cheers, Dian

Maybe just turning off the location solves your problem: https://www.lifewire.com/denying-access-to-your-location-4027789 Cheers, Dian

Or you can try both: according to the docs, Kotlin is compatible with Java Cheers, Dian

Maybe this helps Cheers, Dian

Do you have any particular question? Cheers, Dian

AFAIK, Javascript is single-threaded by default, so asynchronous requests can be queued and dispatched in a no-predictable way Cheers, Dian

So I guess you've already been into this Cheers, Dian

Well, PermGen is gone and I suspect that the Xms is actually being taken into account, but the memory managament has changed and it's not reflected in usual tools. Maybe this helps. Anyway, do you have any performance issues or it's just that you don't see the memory reserved? Cheers, Dian

How are you measuring memory comsumption? Cheers, Dian

I'm not an expert on this, but I remember something about the difference between reserving and allocating memory space. HOw are you measuring it? Is there a performance problem or just a need of control? Cheers, Dian

I don't think it has tod do with SQL, but with the way the action is invoked. Maybe this helps Cheers, Dian

I don't see the virus-like behaviour here: web testing from the Internet is a common practice to check availability. I tried WatchMouse in the past, but I guess Pingdom or anyone like that would be the job. Not free, AFAIK. The cheap sollution is to have a robot running on your laptop, of...

I'd try to post in English. No many Italian speakers around. If you deleted the line inside the file and saved it, I can't think on any way to get it back. Maybe the editor you used created a backup? Cheers, Dian

Maybe this helps Cheers, Dian

That error means that the program is not finding the driver (the jar file used to connect to the DB) but without more information is difficult to help: https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/j/ Cheers, Dian