A recent JavaWorld Community forum message (Stack Overflow after instantiating new object) reminded me that the basics of the StackOverflowError are not always ...
If you execute the code via the accompanied main function will see a stack trace printed in both cases. However, if the code is executed inside a lambda handler function you will see that it does not ...
The MapStruct annotation processor currently enters an infinite recursion, leading to a java.lang.StackOverflowError, if a mapper interface mistakenly includes itself in its own @Mapper(uses = ...) ...
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