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Maybe I'm misunderstanding the question but you just need to update your Interface to include the int you want to pass then change your cmc.Parameters.Add.

DataSet updateStatus(int jobid);

cmd.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@JobID",jobid));

I think I've come up with something that should help. Here are some notes:

• The second dropdown behaviour changes as you work with the first, so I've moved that stuff in the loop itself
• Some frame switches are needed so I've just added some functions to make it easier (switch_to_top and switch_to_main)
• The index in the for loops should start at 1 as 0 will select the default value
• When the table loads, I've just added a wait to cater for this
• I've used find by id in some places where you've used xpath as I believe it's better practice

One line I wasn't sure about was circuitos.append(select_box_circuitos.get_attribute('innerHtml')) so I've left that, I don't know what the intention here is but I don't think that line will work. You can comment this out initially to check the rest works.

Also ensure to add the imports for the wait:

I've had a look at the table and the trouble is that some rows may have empty columns (try getting tr[9] and you'll see what I mean.

Also with the rows that do have the 3 columns with values, some have fewer td elements than others as you probably already know.

So you could keep your 8 - 35 range, but within that you can use the following xpath to get all columns that actually have text in (use find_elements to get a list)...

This is because you are printing webelement not the option values.

To get all option values use this code.

Change the driver's frame and store the value:

After some more research, I was finally able to load my manifests from gitlab into jelastic. The problem is probably due to the gitlab configuration. Loading the jps from the gitlab repo doesn't work over https in the settings I have (which I haven't made myself, it's a CI / CD as a service). It works, however, over http.

Please change this:

My call to AEAMetadata was embedded in a larger script which fooled me into thinking the AEAMetadata class was only instantiated once before failure. In fact, AEAMetadata was called twice.

And, I also thought that the script would block after the reactor.run() because the comment in all the scrapy examples stated that was the case. However, the second deferred callback is reactor.stop() which unblocks the reactor.run().

A more basic incorrect assumption was that the reactor was deleted and recreated on each iteration. In fact, the reactor is instantiated and initialized when it is first imported. And, it is a global object which lives as long as the underlying process and was not designed to be restarted. The extremes actually needed to delete and restart a reactor are described here: http://www.blog.pythonlibrary.org/2016/09/14/restarting-a-twisted-reactor/

So, I guess I've answered my own question. And, I'm rewriting my script so it doesn't try to use the reactor in a way it was never intended to be used.

And, thanks Gallaecio for getting me thinking in the right direction.

BufferedReader::nextLine reads only one line. Either you read whole json from your reader to some String variable or you will use for example Gson::fromJson(Reader, Type) and pass reader directly to this method.

As your json looks like an array of json objects it can be deserialized to List> with usage of TypeToken :