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15 2 I'm really hoping that the following rings a bell with someone as we're running out of ideas. Answers or suggestions on how to further diagnose would be much appreciated. We have a Java app that has been running with no problems for 18 months. It is now moving to a new platform running Windows Server 2019 Standard as a VM. On first install everything runs correctly, but periodically the application fails to start and can then only be fixed by re-copying all the jar files. This is temporary as eventually it fails again. After a lot of monitoring we noticed that there is a Windows process that periodically sets the "L" file attribute on all the files and also creates reparse data. This should not be an issue but once this has happened, the JVM ...

I will start to develop a mobile app using a cross platform.The app has multiple pie charts and graphs. App needs to run on Android, iOS and Windows platform. I am evaluating 2 options for cross platform: 1. React Native 2. Xamarin I've gone through the documentation for RN windows platform(https://github.com/ReactWindows/react-native-windows) It appears that React Native has limited support for Windows app development as of now. Has anybody developed a full-fledged windows mobile app using React Native? If there are blockers for React Native windows, I would choose Xamarin as a development Platform. Can someone please guide me regarding this? Thanks. React Native Windows has several sample applications, namely Facebook's own f8 app that prove it works well on Windows 10 mobile, desktop, or even Xbox One. If you run into specific issues, you can file them in the GitHub project or ask about them in the #react-native-platforms channel on the Reactiflux chat serv...