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According to your uploaded sample files your content controls are in a table. The code you had found only gets content controls from document body directly.

Tables are beastly things in Word as table cells may contain whole document bodies each. That's why content controls in table cells are strictly separated from content controls in main document body. Their ooxml class is CTSdtCell instead of CTSdtRun or CTSdtBlock and in apache poi their class is XWPFSDTCell instead of XWPFSDT.

If it is only about reading the content, then one could fall back to XWPFAbstractSDT which is the abstract parent class of XWPFSDTCell as well as of XWPFSDT. So following code should work:

With the @kiwiwings's hint, I managed to get this working by checking all dependencies. Solved this by using: (at 28/01/2022)

I just replaced my XPATH and it solved my problem

declare namespace can be done in XQuery but not in XPath so either use an XQuery processor like BaseX or Saxon 10 or 9 or study the API of your chosen XPath processor, for XPath there is usually an API method to bind prefixes to namespace URIs so that you can use the prefixes in your XPath expressions.

Yes, here are still problems in Sheet.shiftColumns even in latest version Apache POI 5.1.0. The shiftColumns does not removing the cells properly when negative shifted. That's why the error while writing then.

If you explicitly remove the cells of the column you want over-shfting, then the error is gone. So we need to remove all cells from second column (index 1) before shifting third column (index 2) to left.

But there are additional problems too. Even the last version does not update the calculation chain while shifting formulas. This is the problem of this Q/A: shiftColumn method is not working when cell has formula.

Complete example:

Man, we cannot help you with this by looking only at exception message, we need the stacktrace.

The contents of jmeter.log file will be extremely helpful as well.

So far I can only recommend starting clean

1. According to JMeter Best Practices you should always be using the latest version of JMeter so visit JMeter Downloads page and fetch the latest stable version
2. Instead of individual .jar files you can download tika-app.jar and put it into JMeter Classpath
3. Restart JMeter to pick the .jar up
4. Add the relevant JSR223 Test Element and make sure to use Groovy as the language
5. Change your "${PATH}" to vars.get("PATH")
6. Make sure to add all the necessary imports like import org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.XSSFWorkbook

I fixed this by changing

Ok, I solved it. POI has problems on android. It works, I downloaded and added these two jars to build path:

1. poi-3.12-android-a.jar
2. poi-ooxml-schemas-3.12-20150511-a.jar

Download link:

https://github.com/andruhon/android5xlsx

Indeed you have a clash in RestEasy (transitive) dependencies in your project: