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I am trying to validate xml file with xsd file for filing T2202 TAX SLIP for canada revenue agency

Below is my xml file which can be slightly changed for it to validate with xsd schema file.

I'm having trouble with getting the data from an XML file because the parent and child nodes has the same name.

XML CODE: file name restaurant_reviews.xml

So I have two for loops, and one is nested inside another but the results they return seem to be running the first loop and returning its results than the nested loop. How could I make it run in a synchronous behavior? For example, all the topicData gets printed in a row instead of printing one topicData and moving on to the nested for loop. I'm not sure if this is the proper way to implement the async await. Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks

I'm working on my first application in .Net Core.

I'm getting this build error for some reason:

Error CS7036 There is no argument given that corresponds to the required formal parameter 'options' of 'LakeViewContext.LakeViewContext(DbContextOptions)' LakeView

I wasn't able to find a solution through Google Search or MS documentation.

My Context class:

• Scala
• Apache Spark: Spark 2.2.1
• EMR on AWS: emr-5.12.1

I have one large DataFrame, like below:

I'm trying to extract some data from http://www.bcpa.com using scrapy. I have some addresses and I want to extract from the website the info associated to each one of the addresses, so I need to "search by address" through this urls http://www.bcpa.net/RecAddr.asp

I tried with 8433 as Street Number, and LAKEVIEW as street name, and the site redirect me to this URL: http://www.bcpa.net/RecInfo.asp?URL_Folio=474128020500, which is the one I want. But, as you can see, the info I used for the search is not in the resulting url. I checked the page with the inspector and I get something like this:

So, I did a post request using scrapy, and passing the parameters as follow:

I have a page on a website I'm building that has a comments feature. The website is like Yelp for campsites and each campsite in the collection in the mongo db has a field - comments - that stores the id of every comment posted on that campsite and the id refers to an object in another collection entitled comments. Adding, editing, viewing and deleting comments all works apart from when deleting a comment, the id of that comment is not removed from the comments array of its associated campsite.

Here is an example of a record for one campsite currently:

I have a report.html template in which I need to dynamically change the name of images. I've done a lot of research and trial and error. But I just can't get the URLs for the images to be correct.

The images are in /templates/users/reports/rptemplate/images.

After researching static images, I also copied the images to:

/static/images.

Here's my latest html:

List the customer number, customer name, and sales rep that have the same rep number as customer number 282. This will need to be a subquery and do not test for sales rep 35 explicitly.