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As mentioned in comments your xml document has namespace definitions in its DocumentElement (xmlns stands for xml name space). Furthermore "it contains a default namespace so any attempted parsing on named nodes must map to this namespace URI otherwise returns nothing."

To allow eventual analysis it's necessary to include a user defined prefix (e.g. :s) into explicit namespace settings, which can be used in later XPath expressions:

The jar has to be downloaded from repos.spark-packages.org. Unfortunately this repo is not checked by pyspark when using the --packages parameter. If your machine has a running Maven installation available, the easiest way to solve the problem is to manually download the jar to your local Maven repository:

I think to use the first solution (two queries in parallel) for example, you have 1000000 records in your DB , speed of MongoDB for distinct query is faster than of your local for loop

Although it's not jquery I think it does what you want. Your button placement cause the blue and yellow divs to go beyond the screen because of your padding. You'll want to clean that up. You can change the transition times and also have different times by not using all but rather listed opacity and height separalty.

When the mouse touches the yellow block, the blue block will be displayed and return to the displayed height.

Just add the following jquery :

You need to add @Enumerated annotation on the enum field.

Spark and Scala version mismatch is what causing this. If you use below set of dependencies this problem should be resolved.

One observation I have (which might not be 100% true as well) is if we have spark-core_2.11 (or any spark-xxxx_2.11) but scala-library version is 2.12.X I always ran into issues. Easy thing to memorize might be like if we have spark-xxxx_2.11 then use scala-library 2.11.X but not 2.12.X.

Please fix scala-reflect and scala-compile versions also to 2.11.X

GeoSpark has moved to Apache-Sedona . Import dependencies according to spark version as below :

The TypeInitializationException mislead me in the wrong direction. In the end, it was a problem with the Costura.Fody package I'm using in the .NET 4.7.2 Project to bundle all DLLs into one *.exe file.

Seems this does not work well with SQLite Libraries. For whatever reason the SQLitePCLRaw.*.dll files were not included which resulted in the described TypeInitializationException. Usually, one would get a FileNotFoundException if a DLL is not included.

See this Answer on a similar question that unfortunately I only found after I had posted my question here.