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QUESTION
I want to scrape german poll data from a server. Here, I search for an examplary street, straße "Judengasse".
I have been trying to reproduce this. Unfortunately, the link from the reference is not intact anymore, so I couldn't directly compare it to my problem. Since I am fairly inexperienced, I do not know what is exactly needed to reproduce the request that is submitted via the web interface.
I don't now which attributes of the header are needed for my request to work and what of it might be redundant. In Chrome's inspect mode I see that in my case there are more header attributes than in the referenced example.
My code so far (which does not work) from trying to reproduce the SE post:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-04 at 13:36After some research I finally managed to get a 200 response from this server.
Firstly, requests.get
in this case should be replace by requests.post
, since you want to replicate an HTTP POST request, according to the info you got from Chrome's dev mode, "General" section.
Secondly, from the headers we can see that the data is sent as being of type "multipart/form-data" request. As far as I could understand, this is a type of request that is used to send files instead of regular data (more about this type of request here).
So, I converted the string sent through the POST request to binary (this is achieved by prepending b
) and passed it to the files
parameter of the request. For some reason, this parameter requires a tuple (a, b)
inside a set {c}
, hence the {(None, data)}
.
I also passed the street name as a parameter to data
, so it's easier to manipulate it.
I got this working code (I'm using my browser's request):
QUESTION
Im trying to parse this file with Klaxon, generally its going well, except I am totally not succeeding in parsing that subarray of features/[Number]/properties/
So my thought is to get the raw string of properties and to parse it seperately with Klaxon, though I dont succeed in that either. Apart from that I took many other approaches as well.
My code so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-26 at 18:04Here's how I did something similar in Kotlin. You can parse the response as a Klaxon JsonObject, then access the "features" element to parse all the array objects into a JsonArray of JsonObjects. This can be iterated over and cast with parseFromJsonObject in your example:
QUESTION
I am working on a POC to explore PowerBI RLS. While working on the POC, I found that the CRM ODATA end point is only returning first 5000 records and it returns a next link with paging cookie.
My Query is, How can we utilize this mechanism to get all the data (approx 32000 Rows) into a single Table in PowerBI. Is there an out of the box functionality to get all data.
PowerBI does not provide me with much options while using the Web Connector for CRM.
I have tried to look at following url's : http://crmchap.co.uk/powerbi-deep-dive-using-the-web-api-to-query-dynamics-crm365-for-enterprise/
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/service-connect-to-microsoft-dynamics-crm
http://www.cloudfronts.com/issue-faces-retrieving-5000-records-using-web-api/
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Online-Service-Functionality-in-Power-BI/td-p/101864
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Online-Service-Functionality-in-Power-BI/td-p/101864
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-08 at 18:08So The limitation is just at Odata feed end in browser or via code. Latest release of powerbi brings in all the data. They are probably using the same next and previous link which comes at the end of 5000 rows.
QUESTION
I'm writing a Jenkins pipeline which builds a docker host on AWS ECS.
In build.gradle I have the following lines:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-01 at 16:23(Don't have the rep to post this as a comment.) I have found it helpful to break long complicated strings like this into smaller portions and then use string concatenation to combine them into a string to pass to the sh (or bat) step.
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