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I'm trying to validate a custom JSON schema in Python 3. I'm using this tutorial from JSON Schema and validating it with an online tool, JSON Schema validator, that is one of the tools that they refer to in the Web (Online) section of the Implementation section.

After defining my JSON schema, filling out an example and testing it in the online tool, it says it's fine. But the problem is that if I change the names of the nodes (except for the main node), it keeps saying that it's OK. That's what I don't understand.

I had defined the scheme like this (and it is wrong). I apologise if it is difficult to understand because I had to anonymise the data:

I am a python novice, and I'm developing a to scrape medical school interview questions from Student Doctor Network, a popular forum for pre-medical students. I am unsure of what is the simplest way to create a program that randomly prints an interview question from any specific school.

Sample Page with questions: https://www.studentdoctor.net/schools/school/emory/survey/26/emory-university-school-of-medicine/1

I am unsure if BeautifulSoup is the right path to take, but would appreciate any help or guidance in finding the best way to pull interview questions for my program. Thank you!

I'm trying to calculate the angle of a point I'm measuring.

Using: https://www.calculator.net/triangle-calculator.html?vc=90&vx=50&vy=50&va=&vz=&vb=&angleunits=d&x=101&y=9 My a = 50, b = 50 and c = unknown (varies along with a), I am currently testing it with a fixed distance of 50.

See the link for visualisation, it will probably help a lot.

I am using the following code:

Using the below for building a client application to fetch data from Microsoft Graph.
Microsoft Graph : 3.2.0
Authentication Provider : ClientSecretCredential

Code Snippet:

Application Type : Java Spring Boot Daemon application using Client Credentials Flow.

I was earlier using microsoft-graph 2.10.0 for fetching data from Microsoft graph. However with the recent microsoft-graph 3.0.0, I wanted to update the project.

Following the upgrade and auth details, i have used the below to get the GraphServiceClient using ClientCredentials azure-identity:

We are using what seems to be an old system of Azure MFA with PhoneFactor, which is separate from AD. It is a fairly straightforward system: we send our certified package with the phone number and PIN to https://pfd.phonefactor.net/pfd/pfd.pl, they call the number, user enters PIN, PIN matches, we get the result and let them in.

However, starting today, every attempt to connect has resulted in a 149 error. I cannot find ANYTHING about this system online somehow, everything goes to the new AD MFA in Azure, including phonefactor.com. Is anyone else using this legacy system and encountering, or has encountered, this issue?

Thanks, Mike

I want to create a JSON schema for an object in which one of the attributes is restricted to multiple sets of enums.

For example:

I have below piece of code in order to configure a cipher list and send down to the server in Netty client.

I have a few projects which run simultaneously by using WebStorm's compound feature, see screenshot below:

All these projects need the same environment variables which I'd like to define in a file .env. And I need multiple environments which I will switch between them constantly, let say .test1.env, .test2.env, .test3.env, etc... (I know that I shouldn't do this, but I have no choice right now)

How can I define my project in a way that on startup it will take .env file, which name will be defined in a single place and define environment variables from it for all the projects?

Thank you.