Ency | 『Ency』 微信精选 & 每日一文 & 干货热门 & 开眼视频 & 我的收藏 的Android客户端

As @hardillb suggested, use tshark instead. Due to tshark's architecture, you can't write a file at the same time as a display filter (it would be too slow).

To get the information you need, it would look something like this

Assuming you have a separate urls.py file for the Django application "encyclopedia", simply include it as follows in the main urls.py file of your project:

in HealthTopic class, change your getter for list. if list is null then create object and then only return list like below (change for all list):

Jersey classpath scanning limitations

The change to the layout of executable jars means that a limitation in Jersey’s classpath scanning now affects executable jar files as well as executable war files. To work around the problem, classes that you wish to be scanned by Jersey should be packaged in a jar and included as a dependency in BOOT-INF/lib. The Spring Boot launcher should then be configured to unpack those jars on start up so that Jersey can scan their contents.

This is a known problem and there is a open pull request that's not merged yet. I suggest you refer this issue which mentions some workarounds.

There are few workarounds

1. Configure Boot's Maven plugin to unpack the jars containing that package

2. Use the below workaround

If your Heroku account has not been verified, then you cannot install AddOns (such as the Database AddOn). You can solve this by adding a credit card in Heroku's dashboard. Full instructions can be found in Heroku's docs:

To verify your Heroku account:

1) Go to your account page.

2) Click the Billing tab.

3) Click Add Credit Card.

This error is now printed during deployment in JHipster v4.5.3+, in previous versions it was ignored silently.

I'm assuming arg is a string. string.split() does not accept regex as delimiter. You can read about it here.

Instead, you should use arg.split("Manufacturer/Distributor name", 1)[1].

Alright , this is a litte repetitive but should do it

You need to fix your URL, it is https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000178.htm and not https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000178.html/.

Also, and more importantly, you need to define an Item class and yield/return it from the parse() callback of your spider:

It is looking for the default constructor, hence the (). You need to either create a default constructor, or utilize constructor arguments when you declare the bean.

In this case, since you are extending the existing TokenBasedRememberMeServices class, you will need to declare the bean with the relevant constructor arguments (key, userDefaultsService) instead of injecting them as properties. Your declaration should look something like this: