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Minecraft Server Paper player.setResourcePack doesn't work

I'm currently working on a Plugin, which lets Players decide, whether they want to load a 16x16 ResourcePack or a 32x32 one. The packs are forced (they're needed for the gameplay). My problem is, that when I select a pack it should do this:
p.setResourcePack("https://github.com/Ole1Tau1/RPG/blob/main/RPGPack.zip", "E3CED908E76C7390DDC4F47C22F6FF16", true);
But instead of loading it, the client gives me an error:
Server resource pack couldn't be applied
Any functionality that requires custom resources might not work as expected
Anybody got an idea what I did wrong?
Full code is here BTW: https://github.com/Ole1Tau1/RPG/tree/main/RPSelector/src/main/java/dev/onetone/rpg/rpselector

Your repository seems private. So, only you -with your account- can access to it. With this, for all players that tried to download it, it will return 404 error.
To fix this, you can:
Make your repository public. I think you don't want, but if it contains only the zip file, it's fine.
Create a second repository to host it. It can be a good solution if you already have another repo with a wiki or other help that are public.
Use something else to host it. A website on the server where spigot is running, another website or anything else, you can host the zip file then change the link in your plugin.

Android google repository - keyboard

guys, I'm looking for the source of the official android keyboard code but whenever I find in the official repositories, it is always with missing classes. I wonder where I can find the source (which is open), this terclado to be able to create and modify it and that works in versions 2.2 to the last.
I want to create an application where I can customize the layout with specific colors, etc. audio inputs and the like.
They could help me? I know it's maybe my question is not appropriate but do not give negative to block my account.
I just want to know where I can get the full source google Keyboard customize for me, but whenever I think, is missing classes at SRC.
thanks

Repos you can use
AnySoftKeyboard.git
LatinIME
A quick and concise google search is all you need to get what I just got. The first one is open source so it should be properly documented. The second one has a weird layout, but I don't use Google Source, so I wouldn't know how well it works/functions.

How to edit HTML file's content dynamically

Up until now, when I needed to update the content of any pages, I have always had to update the source code directly and re-deploy the whole application. Right now, I want to implement a feature such that I can update the content of any HTML pages dynamically without having to re-deploy the application.
I tried to implement the feature with PrimeFaces's <p:editor> component but it does not work. To be more precise, my functions can correctly update the required page. When I goes to the source code folder, I can actually see my changes. However, subsequent requests for the page still render the old content.
I'd be very grateful if you could show me what I have done wrong. I'd also appreciate it very much if you could show me any other ways to achieve the same goal.

I think you are editing your work-space from your deployment. :)
You have 2 places with the code. One is deployed, and the other in your "working space".
First, it sounds to me like you want your working space to be the deployment. This way whenever you are editing something, you will be changing the deployment directly. For that, simply create a new project in your IDE and point it to the deployment folder.
I bet that :
C:\\Users\\James\\Documents\\NetBeansProjects\\MyProject\\MyProject-war\\web\\
points to your work-space and not the deployment. so effectively, your deployment is editing your work-space.

I think you are looking for this one:
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getRealPath("/")
and if you want the location of the WEB-INF
use the following
String fullpath = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().getRealPath("/")+File.separator+"WEB-INF";
and so on...

My code actually was working perfectly. From the above answer of user1068746, I did some research and found this article. The solution is very simple: creating a virtual directory mapping to my hard-disk's directory. As a result, any updates to my files on the hard-disk will immediately be visible to future requests.

Scripting Eclipse .. or alternatives

I have written an android application. I would like to be able to customize the app programmatically. For example, change logos/titles within the application.
Assume I have a simple web server that displays a form with fields to input text, upload images etc. Upon submission of this form, I would like to generate an apk file available for download for the user.
Is there a way to script eclipse to achieve this? Is that even where I should be looking? If anyone has done something like this, (or have some ideas), please let me know!
Thanks

Is there a way to script eclipse to achieve this?
Possibly, but I doubt it.
Is that even where I should be looking?
Use Ant. Make a copy of some master project, make your adjustments from the entered data, and run the appropriate ant tasks (e.g., ant release build) to create the APK.

We have put together a system that creates multiple, customised APKs from a single body of source code. The system is not in a state where we can make it available (although we may open source it at some point) but the general structure is described here.
Having said that, the system you describe in your question is much more dynamic than what we need. We only need to create a few (~10) different variants. It strikes me that what you're trying to do would be better solved by having a single APK together with a configuration file. Your webserver would generate the configuration file, not the APK.

How to write an eclipse content assist?

I want to write a plugin which will give me content assist support and work in JSF. I want it to work like the sample below :
I'll type "p:button action="#{
Then I'll press "Ctrl+Shift+Space" (for example)
It'll read the classes in my project and show them as a list in a pop-up window
Then I'll select one class. It'll be like below
h:button action="#{MyClass
When I type "." , It'll read the methods in my selected class and show them as a list in a pop-up window.
Then I'll select a method
Finally, It'll end like this "h:button action="#{MyClass.MyMethod}
Do you have any idea, how can i do this? Any suggestions?

One place to look for an example of content assist is to look at XText which already has this feature for DSL-like languages.
See the XText sources in its Git repository: by looking work the log message 'assist', you will have a list of commits all related to content assist implementation, like the XbaseProposalProvider.java class.

The following are both screenshots from the Web Page Editor which comes with the Java EE edition of Eclipse.
You can install it by adding the following mirror to your Eclipse repository. Change the name depending on what version you use. For Helios it is http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/repository/helios.