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You don't need to add a dependency for the http server, it is in the jdk.

Perhaps you need to require it as a module.

Asker confirmed this worked in comments:

my javafx app does have a module-info.java file and by adding requires jdk.httpserver I am able to get past the errors

The Microsoft library should define a module-info.java file which appropriately defines the module and its requirements; however, it does not do so. Log a bug report in their issue tracker. You might be able to get it to work in a modular environment by some hacks or VM arguments or running stuff off the class path instead.

Try to replicate this behavior in a modular Java app (app with module-info.java), which does not use JavaFX, to create a minimal reproducible example, then edit the question to include your example and also put the example in your issue report to Microsoft.

Asker also did this, as confirmed in comments, see the issue report at:

• https://github.com/AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-for-java/issues/473

The second exception you posted,

You could use json module to parse content of script tags, which is accessible by .text field

Here is the example of parsing all script jsons and printing name:

You could convert your date column to datetime, and then use pd.Grouper with groupby, as per below:

Some, not all of those statements, are at risk of throwing an error and throwing the entire row of the data.frame

I'd take away the tryCatch block. And instead identifying the statements at risk.

1. You have a typo, u1 instead of ul
2. You have too many definitions of A so the hover is ignored, I removed a { color: white; }
3. Unnecessary inline list types on the LIs
4. Don't use float and br when not using float and br does the same. I removed li { float: left; } and


• 'tickers' is a column of str type, not list type, so they can be converted to list type, by using ast.literal_eval with the converters parameter.
• The values in the lists in the 'tickers' column can be removed from the lists, by using the .explode method.
• In order to properly .groupby the date, the 'time' column must be converted to a datetime dtype.

here try this:

I believe your goal as follows.

• You want to retrieve the Google Document IDs from the function of getListOfId.
  • In this case, the IDs returned from getListOfId are always the file IDs of Google Document.
• You want to use the file IDs to docID of let results = getDocItems(docID, identifier); in the function of runsies.
• You want to put the values retrieved from the function of getDocItems to the sheet of Stock_Data in the Google Spreadsheet.

• In this case, I would like to propose the following flow.
  1. Retrieve the file IDs from getListOfId.
     • In this modification, the file IDs retrieved from getListOfId are used in runsies.
  2. Put the file IDs to getDocItems using a loop.
  3. Put the result values to the Spreadsheet.
• When I saw your script for putting values to the Spreadsheet, the values are put to the active sheet. If you want to put the values to the sheet of Stock_Data in the Google Spreadsheet of const ss = "17a55HCwlO5uF8gkXpG";, it is required to modify the script.
• And also, in your script, by const range = activeSheet.getRange(6,1,results.length,1); and range.setValue(results);, the 1st element in the array of results is put the number of times of the length of results from the cell "A6". When you want to put the values from the row 6, it is required to modify the script.

When above points are reflected to your script, it becomes as follows.

Please set your folder ID.

This is happening due to the removal of types in the latest version of elasticsearch. You need to change your mapping and index definition in order to resolve the issue.

Also, refer schedule of removal types according to versions and what all steps are required if you want to migrate from 5.X to 7.7.