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You can refer this post on url https://javascript.plainenglish.io/uploading-files-using-multer-on-server-in-nodejs-and-expressjs-5f4e621ccc67

I just followed it yesterday to make it work Seems your multer is not configured in the way it should be

I was referencing my actual src directory which should be replaced with dist/src in my case. So, code parameter should be code: lambda.Code.fromAsset('dist/src') instead of code: lambda.Code.fromAsset('src').

I see many things like .env , .config and wsgi.py files mentioned

Most likely these things are just different ways of loading configurations into the app.

For example with a .env file, you could declare some varaible in the form:

Listing [Python 3.Docs]: ctypes - A foreign function library for Python.

You have here Undefined Behavior (UB).

Python has builtin memory management for its objects, including CTypes ones.
So, every time an object (PyObject which is basically anything - including a Python int), Python invokes one of the malloc functions family under the hood in order to allocate memory. Conversely, when the object is destroyed (manually or by GC), free is called.

What happened:

1. You created the object (behind the scenes, Python allocated some memory)
2. You called free on the object allocated by Python (which is wrong, not to mention that you also crossed the .dll boundary)

You need to call free only on pointers that you allocated. One such example: [SO]: python: ctypes, read POINTER(c_char) in python (@CristiFati's answer).

If you want to get rid of the object (and thus free the memory that it uses), let Python do it for you:

The PATCH endpoint expects the replacements to be wrapped in a container element. If you want to insert plain text, you use original value, otherwise an element of your own choosing. Note that you are replacing the element, so you probably want to either wrap the contents in an element, or use the child elements as context, and text() as select. Something like:

Since you want to use coroutine-async ways, you must tell main thread to waiting for you. you need to use suspend function or block to do this.

The reason why your attempt doesn't work is that the GetSpecialtiesResponse and GetSpecialtiesResult are also in a namespace, even though they do not have a prefix.

If you change the namespace declaration:

Could you provide more detail about the issue?

Are you upgrading from MarkLogic 8 to MarkLogic 9? If so, the upgrade operation should take care of all issues?

Are you trying to copying a resource service extension from a MarkLogic 8 instance to a MarkLogic 9 instance? If so, you should install the resource service extension by means of the REST API /v1/config/resources endpoint on the MarkLogi 9 instance.

Does the REST request pass the parameter with the rs: prefix? That's required.

The reason why 1st record is skipped is that you are calling moveToFirst() and then without reading it (which is the first record), you are calling moveToNext(). So the first record is skipped between these calls.

moveToFirst() is used when you need to start iterating from the start after you have already reached some position. In your case, you are already at the first position. Following should work: