web-core | Core components of the web application

In your case best fit is Terraform dynamic blocks.

https://www.terraform.io/docs/language/expressions/dynamic-blocks.html

Here is a quick example(It can be improved)

It might be happening because of snakeYml version conflict between JDK and Spring in the build path

The issue was that Spring Boot 2.0.0 and above is not compatible with with Glassfish 4.1.2 and below. It was due to a dependeny conflict between glassfish and Spring, a dependency that is specific to Java EE 8, check this answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/59950466/5264186 . The solution was either to downgrade the dependecies versions or upgrade to Glassfish 5 which is for Java EE 8.

Please read the ServiceStack Template Docs you linked to closely. The project templates ending with -corefx all create ASP.NET Core Apps on the .NET Framework.

ServiceStack .NET Core C# Project Templates are in the first group, so if you wanted to create an empty .NET Core web project you would drop the suffix, e.g:

your data are defined in your entity like this:

This is not an amswer; it's just some interim suggestions, and a request for further information which is too big to post as a comment.

• Don't use NetBeans 11.0, use the latest version, NetBeans 11.1 instead.
• You definitely don't need to uninstall other versions of NetBeans, though it is prudent to only run one version at a time.

• It looks like you have activated PHP, but have you tried to create a trivial PHP project from scratch to verify that everything is installed correctly? If not:

  1. First, if you haven't already done so, you need to specify a PHP interpreter to NetBeans: Tools > Options > PHP tab, then click the Browse... button for the PHP interpreter field, and navigate to your installation of php.exe. After that your screen should look similar to the screen shot shown below.

  2. Next, create a simple "Hello world" PHP application: File > New Project > PHP > PHP Application (N.B. not PHP Application with Existing Sources). Run that project. Does that work? If not, describe the problem, because that should work fine.

• If you can create and run a trivial PHP project then repeat your import "with Existing Sources" to see if the problem persists.
• If it does the next thing to try is to import a second PHP project which is trivial. That will determine whether the issue is general, or specific to the project in the OP. Either way, update your question to replace your listing of the IDE Log for NetBeans 11.0 with one for NetBeans 11.1. To be clear, I'm not suggesting that there is a problem with 11.0, but there is no reason not to use the latest version of NetBeans, unless you face some employer restriction.
• As a separate matter, one other thing you can try is to compare the IDE log for the machine where everything works with the one where you have problems, checking for potentially significant differences with your two NetBeans installations. A file comparison tool would help with that.

If you get stuck on anything, also see https://php.tutorials24x7.com/blog/how-to-install-netbeans-11-for-php-on-windows for general instructions on getting PHP set up on NetBeans.

What's the updated status if you tried the steps described above?

Inside of your Injellij double shift (press shift twice) to open the search and type in JDK. Under actions click on switch boot JDK and make sure you have one there if not select one and then click save and restart. hope this works and helps.

Take the advantage of the model being a separate component to the library and uploaded the model in an S3 bucket. Before initialising spaCy, I download the model from S3. This is accomplished by the method below.

I finally got this working. First, the application I'm deploying is a WAR with packaged EJB modules, so the persistence.xml needs to be packaged in a jar within WAR/WEB-INF/lib. Here is the structure: