<IP_ADDRESS>.1. Implementation of the Resource (Action) Class¶
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.1. Signature of resource class methods¶
This section describes the types available for method arguments and return values of the resource classes.
- Method argument
Argument definition Description No argument If no parameters or request bodies are required, the method can be defined with no arguments.
- Example:
public HttpResponse sample() { // Omitted }
Form (Java Beans) When processed based on the form converted from the request body, the form is defined as an argument.
- Example:
public HttpResponse sample(SampleForm form) { // Omitted }
HttpRequest When path parameter and query parameter are used or when the value of HTTP header is acquired, HttpRequest is defined as an argument.
- Example:
public HttpResponse sample(HttpRequest request) { // Omitted }
ExecutionContext To access the scope variables provided by ExecutionContext, ExecutionContext is defined as an argument.
- Example:
public HttpResponse sample(ExecutionContext context) { // Omitted }
Combination The above types can be combined according to the application.
For example, a method that requires HTTP header information and a Form converted from the request body is defined as follows.
public HttpResponse sample(SampleForm form, HttpRequest request) { // Omitted }
- Method return value
Form of return values Description void Returns 204: NoContent
to the client, indicating that the response body is empty.Form (Java Beans) The form returned from the method is converted to the content to be output to the response body by using Request Body Conversion Handler and returned to the client. HttpResponse The information of HttpResponse returned from the method is returned to the client.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.2. Handle path parameters¶
This section shows how to implement when a value indicating a resource to be searched, updated, or deleted is specified as the path parameter.
- URL example
123
inGET /users/123
is the path parameter.- Routing Configuration
Configure an arbitrary name as the path parameter when mapping between URL and action. In this example, the name
id
is configured to allow only numbers.For more information, see Routing Adapter.
<routes> <get path="users/:id" to="UsersResource#find"> <requirements> <requirement name="id" value="\d+$" /> </requirements> </get> </routes>
- Implementation of resource class methods
Acquires the path parameter from HttpRequest . For this reason, HttpRequest is defined as a temporary argument for the method of the resource.
For the parameter name specified in HttpRequest , use the path parameter name specified in the routing configuration.
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) public User delete(HttpRequest req) { // Acquire the path parameter value from HttpRequest Long id = Long.valueOf(req.getParam("id")[0]); return UniversalDao.findById(User.class, id); }
Important
Note that PathParam specified in JSR cannot be used.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.3. Handling query parameters¶
Specifying the search condition as a query parameter in the resource search process may be required. The implementation method for such a case is shown below.
- URL example
GET /users/search?name=Duke
- Routing Configuration
In the routing configuration, mapping to the resource class is performed based on the path excluding the query parameter.
<routes> <get path="users/search" to="Users#search"/> </routes>
- Implementation of resource class methods
Acquires the query parameter from HttpRequest . For this reason, HttpRequest is defined as a temporary argument for the method of the resource.
Parameters acquired from HttpRequest is mapped to form class using BeanUtil.
public HttpResponse search(HttpRequest req) { // Convert request parameters to Bean UserSearchForm form = BeanUtil.createAndCopy(UserSearchForm.class, req.getParamMap()); // Perform validation ValidatorUtil.validate(form) // Execute the business logic (omitted) } // Form for mapping query parameters public UserSearchForm { private String name; // Omitted }
Important
Note that QueryParam specified in JSR cannot be used.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.4. Set the response header¶
In some cases, it may be necessary to specify individual response headers for methods of the resource class.
Important
If it is necessary to specify a response header that is common to the entire application, it should be set in the handler. If security-related response headers are to be specified, use Secure Handler.
To create an HttpResponse with a method of the resource class, just set the response header to HttpResponse.
public HttpResponse something(HttpRequest request) { // Processing omitted. HttpResponse response = new HttpResponse(); response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-store"); // Specify the response header return response; }
If the Produces annotation is used and the method of the resource class returns an entity (bean), the response header cannot be specified.
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) public List<Client> something(HttpRequest request, ExecutionContext context) { // Processing omitted. List<Client> clients = service.findClients(condition); return clients; }
The framework provides EntityResponse to set the response header and status code when Produces annotation is used. It should be implemented to return an EntityResponse instead of an entity.
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) public EntityResponse something(HttpRequest request, ExecutionContext context) { // Processing omitted. List<Client> clients = service.findClients(condition); EntityResponse response = new EntityResponse(); response.setEntity(clients); // Specify an entity response.setStatusCode(HttpResponse.Status.OK.getStatusCode()); // Specify the status code response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-store"); // Specify the response header return response; }


--- layout: post title: ! 'Bug fix : JQuery Uploadify / Internet explorer / Flash Undefined error' ---
I had the problem that the upload component did not work with a client of mine on different versions of IE .
This is appearantly due to the way flash works with dynamic flash components located within form tags in internet explorer.
The fix is really easy, but it was really nasty to find the cause...
If your code looks like this :
$("#FileToUpload").fileUpload({ ... });
<form> <input type="file" id="FileToUpload"/></form>
just add a new line after 'uploadifying' the element :
So you define a javascript global var with the name of your element+"Uploader", and assign the element to it....
FileToUploadUploader=document.getElementById("FileToUploadUploader");
That's all there is to it...


Creates a nesting structure array for direct/indirect or weighted nesting function Nested = find_nesting_region(conf, Mobj) DESCRIPTION: Uses the Mesh object Mobj and the conf variable to search for the nodes and elements originating from the open boundaries into de domain interior for a specified number of levels. Optionally specify nesting type: 1/2: DIRECT/INDIRECT nesting: - Full variables/no surface elevation respectively. 3: RELAXATION nesting: - Nesting with a relaxation method. INPUT: conf = struct whose field names are the model configuration options as set by the user. These are generally assigned at the top of a make_input.m type of script. Minimum fields are: - Nested_type: Array of nesting types, one for each open boundary. 1 or 2 are direct nesting, 3 is weighted. If we're doing type 3, we can specify the number of levels of nested boundaries to use. The minimum valid value is 1. For Indirect or direct nesting use 1 - levels: number of levels of nodes over which to relax the boundary (if Nested_type is 3). - power = determines drop of weights from 1. 0 is linear, 1-4 is 1/conf.levels.^conf.power. Mobj = Mesh object with the following fields: - tri: Triangulation table as pupulated by read_sms_grid - x: Node x coordinates (cartesian) - y: Node y coordinates (cartesian) - xc: element x coordinates (cartesian) - yc: Element y coordinates (cartesian) - nObcNodes: number of nodes as defined by SMS and read through read_sms_grid - read_obc_nodes = nodes indices at boundaries as read in read_sms_grid. - obc_type = Type of OBC as defined in mod_obcs.F [ values of 1-10] and parsed to Mobj from conf by add_obc_nodes_list - obc_nodes: matrix with node indices. Each row is a given open boundary. - nObs: number of open boundaries. OUTPUT: Nested = Mesh object with all the same fields as Mobj, plus the following added and modified fields: - read_obc_nodes: new nested boundary node IDs - read_obc_elems: new nested boundary element IDs - nObs: number of open boundaries (number of levels * number - nObcNodes: number of nodes in each nested level of original open boundaries) - obc_type: the type for each nested boundary - obc_nodes: the array-based nested boundary node IDs (for backwards compatibility) - weight_node: weights for each nested node boundary level - weight_cell: weights for each nested element boundary level EXAMPLE USAGE: conf.Nested_type = type of nesting [1, 2 == direct nesting, 3 == weighted] conf.levels = number of boundary bands to use for weighted option conf.power = determines drop of weights from 1 [0 is linear, anything else is 1/conf.levels.^conf.power] Mobj.tri = Triangulation table as pupulated by read_sms_grid Mobj.x = Nodes x coordinate [we should make it possible to use lon instead] Mobj.y = Nodes y coordinate [we should make it possible to use lat instead] Mobj.nObcNodes = number of nodes as defined by SMS and read through read_sms_grid Mobj.read_obc_nodes = nodes indices at boundaries as read in read_sms_grid Mobj.obc_type = Type of OBC as defined in mod_obcs.F [ values of 1-10] and parsed to Mobj from conf by add_obc_nodes_list Mobj.xc = Nodes x coordinate [we should make it possible to use lonc instead] Mobj.yc = Elements y coordinate [we should make it possible to use latc instead] Mobj.obc_nodes = matrix with node indices. Each row is a boundary level. Mobj.nObs = total number of open boundary levels (I think this is set in setup_metrics.m). the global variable ftbverbose shows information at run time as well as generating a figure with the location of the nesting nodes and elements Nested = find_nesting_region(conf,Mobj) Nested.nObcNodes = number of nodes in new nesting zone Nested.read_obc_nodes = nodes indices in nesting zone Nested.obc_type = Type of OBC as defined in mod_obcs.F [ values of 1-10] Nested.obc_nodes = matrix with node indices. Each row is a boundary level. Nested.nObs = total number of open boundary levels Nested.weight_node = weights for nodes if using weighted type [0-1] see FVCOM manual for further info (Chapter 6 section 4 in version 3.2) Nested.weight_cell = weights for elements if using weighted type [0-1]
0001 function Nested = find_nesting_region(conf, Mobj) 0002 % Creates a nesting structure array for direct/indirect or weighted nesting 0003 % 0004 % function Nested = find_nesting_region(conf, Mobj) 0005 % 0006 % DESCRIPTION: 0007 % Uses the Mesh object Mobj and the conf variable to search for the nodes 0008 % and elements originating from the open boundaries into de domain 0009 % interior for a specified number of levels. 0010 % 0011 % Optionally specify nesting type: 0012 % 1/2: DIRECT/INDIRECT nesting: 0013 % - Full variables/no surface elevation respectively. 0014 % 3: RELAXATION nesting: 0015 % - Nesting with a relaxation method. 0016 % 0017 % INPUT: 0018 % conf = struct whose field names are the model configuration options 0019 % as set by the user. These are generally assigned at the top of a 0020 % make_input.m type of script. Minimum fields are: 0021 % - Nested_type: Array of nesting types, one for each open boundary. 0022 % 1 or 2 are direct nesting, 3 is weighted. If we're doing 0023 % type 3, we can specify the number of levels of nested 0024 % boundaries to use. The minimum valid value is 1. For 0025 % Indirect or direct nesting use 1 0026 % - levels: number of levels of nodes over which to relax the 0027 % boundary (if Nested_type is 3). 0028 % - power = determines drop of weights from 1. 0 is linear, 0029 % 1-4 is 1/conf.levels.^conf.power. 0030 % Mobj = Mesh object with the following fields: 0031 % - tri: Triangulation table as pupulated by read_sms_grid 0032 % - x: Node x coordinates (cartesian) 0033 % - y: Node y coordinates (cartesian) 0034 % - xc: element x coordinates (cartesian) 0035 % - yc: Element y coordinates (cartesian) 0036 % - nObcNodes: number of nodes as defined by SMS and read 0037 % through read_sms_grid 0038 % - read_obc_nodes = nodes indices at boundaries as read in 0039 % read_sms_grid. 0040 % - obc_type = Type of OBC as defined in mod_obcs.F [ values 0041 % of 1-10] and parsed to Mobj from conf by add_obc_nodes_list 0042 % - obc_nodes: matrix with node indices. Each row is a given 0043 % open boundary. 0044 % - nObs: number of open boundaries. 0045 % 0046 % OUTPUT: 0047 % Nested = Mesh object with all the same fields as Mobj, plus the 0048 % following added and modified fields: 0049 % - read_obc_nodes: new nested boundary node IDs 0050 % - read_obc_elems: new nested boundary element IDs 0051 % - nObs: number of open boundaries (number of levels * number 0052 % - nObcNodes: number of nodes in each nested level 0053 % of original open boundaries) 0054 % - obc_type: the type for each nested boundary 0055 % - obc_nodes: the array-based nested boundary node IDs (for 0056 % backwards compatibility) 0057 % - weight_node: weights for each nested node boundary level 0058 % - weight_cell: weights for each nested element boundary level 0059 % 0060 % EXAMPLE USAGE: 0061 % conf.Nested_type = type of nesting [1, 2 == direct nesting, 3 == weighted] 0062 % conf.levels = number of boundary bands to use for weighted option 0063 % conf.power = determines drop of weights from 1 [0 is linear, anything 0064 % else is 1/conf.levels.^conf.power] 0065 % Mobj.tri = Triangulation table as pupulated by read_sms_grid 0066 % Mobj.x = Nodes x coordinate [we should make it possible to use lon instead] 0067 % Mobj.y = Nodes y coordinate [we should make it possible to use lat instead] 0068 % Mobj.nObcNodes = number of nodes as defined by SMS and read through read_sms_grid 0069 % Mobj.read_obc_nodes = nodes indices at boundaries as read in read_sms_grid 0070 % Mobj.obc_type = Type of OBC as defined in mod_obcs.F [ values of 1-10] 0071 % and parsed to Mobj from conf by add_obc_nodes_list 0072 % Mobj.xc = Nodes x coordinate [we should make it possible to use lonc instead] 0073 % Mobj.yc = Elements y coordinate [we should make it possible to use latc instead] 0074 % Mobj.obc_nodes = matrix with node indices. Each row is a boundary level. 0075 % Mobj.nObs = total number of open boundary levels (I think this is set 0076 % in setup_metrics.m). 0077 % 0078 % the global variable ftbverbose shows information at run time as well as 0079 % generating a figure with the location of the nesting nodes and elements 0080 % 0081 % Nested = find_nesting_region(conf,Mobj) 0082 % 0083 % Nested.nObcNodes = number of nodes in new nesting zone 0084 % Nested.read_obc_nodes = nodes indices in nesting zone 0085 % Nested.obc_type = Type of OBC as defined in mod_obcs.F [ values of 1-10] 0086 % Nested.obc_nodes = matrix with node indices. Each row is a boundary level. 0087 % Nested.nObs = total number of open boundary levels 0088 % Nested.weight_node = weights for nodes if using weighted type [0-1] see 0089 % FVCOM manual for further info (Chapter 6 section 4 in version 3.2) 0090 % Nested.weight_cell = weights for elements if using weighted type [0-1] 0091 0092 % Author(s): 0093 % Ricardo Torres (Plymouth Marine Laboratory) 0094 % Pierre Cazenave (Plymouth Marine Laboratory) 0095 % Darren Price (CH2MHill) 0096 % Hakeem Johnson (CH2MHill) 0097 % 0098 % Revision history: 0099 % 2015-11-01 First version based on Hakeem and Darren code as provided to 0100 % Torres by Pierre. 0101 % 2016-01-19 Updated to a stand alone function and general tidy up. 0102 % 2016-12-14 Updated the help. Also disabled the plot to ease automated 0103 % runs. 0104 % 2016-12-22 Fairly major rewrite to make things clearer and less prone 0105 % to subtle bugs. 0106 % 2017-02-16 Fix for direct nesting (no weights needed). 0107 % 2017-02-20 Fix non-critical bug which added empty cells for the nest 0108 % elements. Also make the node and element weight values match one another. 0109 % 0110 %========================================================================== 0111 0112 [~, subname] = fileparts(mfilename('fullpath')); 0113 0114 assert(isscalar(conf.power), 'conf.power should be scalar, applying to all open boundaries'); 0115 0116 global ftbverbose 0117 if isempty(ftbverbose) 0118 ftbverbose=false; 0119 end 0120 if ftbverbose 0121 fprintf('\nbegin : %s\n', subname) 0122 end 0123 0124 TR = triangulation(Mobj.tri, [Mobj.x, Mobj.y]); 0125 0126 Nested = Mobj; 0127 Nested.nObs = 0; % number of nodal levels is incremented for each level. 0128 0129 % Make cell arrays to store the element IDs for each nested level as well 0130 % as for the weights on the nodes and elements. 0131 Nested.read_obc_nodes = cell(0); 0132 Nested.read_obc_elems = cell(0); 0133 if any(conf.Nested_type == 3) 0134 Nested.weight_cell = cell(0); 0135 Nested.weight_node = cell(0); 0136 end 0137 0138 % if ftbverbose 0139 % figure(1) 0140 % clf 0141 % triplot(Nested.tri, Nested.x, Nested.y) 0142 % axis('equal', 'tight') 0143 % hold on 0144 % end 0145 0146 % Indices for the output cell arrays which are incremented for each nest 0147 % level and each open boundary. 0148 cumulative_node_idx = 1; 0149 cumulative_elem_idx = 1; 0150 for obc_idx = 1:Mobj.nObs 0151 % Generate the weights for the elements and nodes. 0152 if conf.Nested_type(obc_idx) == 3 0153 if conf.power == 0 0154 weights_nodes = fliplr((1:conf.levels(obc_idx) + 1)./(conf.levels(obc_idx) + 1)); 0155 else 0156 weights_nodes = 1:conf.levels(obc_idx) + 1; 0157 weights_nodes = 1./weights_nodes.^conf.power; 0158 end 0159 % Use the same weights as the nodes, but drop the last level 0160 % (elements is always 1 smaller). 0161 weights_elems = weights_nodes(1:end - 1); 0162 end 0163 0164 % Save the original open boundary nodes into the nested struct (Nested). 0165 Nested.read_obc_nodes{cumulative_node_idx} = Mobj.read_obc_nodes{obc_idx}; 0166 0167 % Given the current open boundary, find the elements connected to it 0168 % and give them some weights. 0169 ti = vertexAttachments(TR, double(Mobj.read_obc_nodes{obc_idx})'); 0170 Nested.read_obc_elems{cumulative_elem_idx} = unique([ti{:}]); 0171 0172 % Save the weights into the nested struct (Nested). 0173 if conf.Nested_type(obc_idx) ~= 1 0174 Nested.weight_node{cumulative_node_idx} = repmat(weights_nodes(1), 1, length(Nested.read_obc_nodes{cumulative_node_idx})); 0175 Nested.weight_cell{cumulative_elem_idx} = repmat(weights_elems(1), 1, length(Nested.read_obc_elems{cumulative_elem_idx})); 0176 end 0177 0178 % Also save the type of open boundary we've got and update the open 0179 % boundary counter and number of open boundary nodes. 0180 Nested.nObcNodes(cumulative_node_idx) = length(Nested.read_obc_nodes{cumulative_node_idx}); 0181 Nested.nObs = Nested.nObs + 1; 0182 Nested.obc_type(cumulative_node_idx) = conf.Nested_type(obc_idx); 0183 0184 if ftbverbose && conf.Nested_type(obc_idx) ~= 1 0185 % figure(1) 0186 % scatter(Nested.x(Nested.read_obc_nodes{cumulative_node_idx}), Nested.y(Nested.read_obc_nodes{cumulative_node_idx}), 20, Nested.weight_node{cumulative_node_idx}, 'filled') 0187 % scatter(Nested.xc(Nested.read_obc_elems{cumulative_elem_idx}), Nested.yc(Nested.read_obc_elems{cumulative_elem_idx}), 20, Nested.weight_cell{cumulative_elem_idx}, 'filled') 0188 fprintf('Original open boundary %d\n', obc_idx) 0189 end 0190 0191 % Now we have the original open boundary and the elements connected to 0192 % it we can move through the levels specified in conf.levels(obc_idx) 0193 % and repeat the process. Bump the cumulative counters accordingly. 0194 cumulative_node_idx = cumulative_node_idx + 1; 0195 cumulative_elem_idx = cumulative_elem_idx + 1; 0196 0197 for lev = 1:conf.levels(obc_idx) 0198 % Find the nodes and elements for this level and assign their 0199 % weights. Use the most recent data in Nested.read_obc_nodes as the 0200 % anchor from which to work. 0201 Nested.read_obc_nodes{cumulative_node_idx} = int32(setdiff(unique(Nested.tri(Nested.read_obc_elems{cumulative_elem_idx - 1}, :)), ... 0202 [Nested.read_obc_nodes{1:cumulative_node_idx - 1}]))'; 0203 ti = vertexAttachments(TR, double(Nested.read_obc_nodes{cumulative_node_idx})'); 0204 Nested.nObs = Nested.nObs + 1; 0205 Nested.obc_type(cumulative_node_idx) = conf.Nested_type(obc_idx); 0206 Nested.nObcNodes(cumulative_node_idx) = length(Nested.read_obc_nodes{cumulative_node_idx}); 0207 0208 if conf.Nested_type(obc_idx) ~= 1 0209 Nested.weight_node{cumulative_node_idx} = repmat(weights_nodes(lev + 1), 1, length(Nested.read_obc_nodes{cumulative_node_idx})); 0210 end 0211 if lev ~= conf.levels(obc_idx) 0212 Nested.read_obc_elems{cumulative_elem_idx} = setdiff(unique([ti{:}]), [Nested.read_obc_elems{:}]); 0213 if conf.Nested_type(obc_idx) ~= 1 0214 Nested.weight_cell{cumulative_elem_idx} = repmat(weights_elems(lev + 1), 1, length(Nested.read_obc_elems{cumulative_elem_idx})); 0215 end 0216 end 0217 0218 if ftbverbose && conf.Nested_type(obc_idx) ~= 1 0219 % figure(1) 0220 % scatter(Nested.x(Nested.read_obc_nodes{cumulative_node_idx}), Nested.y(Nested.read_obc_nodes{cumulative_node_idx}), 20, Nested.weight_node{cumulative_node_idx}, 'filled') 0221 % if lev ~= conf.levels(obc_idx) 0222 % scatter(Nested.xc(Nested.read_obc_elems{cumulative_elem_idx}), Nested.yc(Nested.read_obc_elems{cumulative_elem_idx}), 20, Nested.weight_cell{cumulative_elem_idx}, 'filled') 0223 % end 0224 fprintf('Nested level %d\n', lev) 0225 end 0226 0227 % Bump the node and element cumulative counters so the next loop 0228 % dumps everything into the right position in the cell arrays. 0229 cumulative_node_idx = cumulative_node_idx + 1; 0230 if lev ~= conf.levels(obc_idx) 0231 cumulative_elem_idx = cumulative_elem_idx + 1; 0232 end 0233 end 0234 % Check if all possible elements have been correctly identified 0235 % colapse all nodes into an array and extract all elements connected to 0236 % those nodes 0237 % find the elements that are attached to 3 nodes in the nesting region 0238 % 0239 candidate= find(all(ismember(Mobj.tri,[Nested.read_obc_nodes{end}]),2)); 0240 % test if it is different from existing elements 0241 [truecandidate]=setdiff(candidate,[Nested.read_obc_elems{:}]); 0242 % add to existing list. Catenate will ignore an empty result from 0243 % setdiff 0244 if ~isempty(truecandidate) 0245 for dd=1:length(truecandidate) 0246 Nested.read_obc_elems{end} = cat(2,Nested.read_obc_elems{end},truecandidate(dd)); 0247 if conf.Nested_type(obc_idx) ~= 1 0248 Nested.weight_cell{end} = cat(2,Nested.weight_cell{end},Nested.weight_cell{end}(end)); 0249 end 0250 end 0251 end 0252 if ftbverbose 0253 fprintf('\n') 0254 end 0255 end 0256 0257 % Update the clunky obc_nodes array with the new node IDs from 0258 % Nested.read_obc_nodes. 0259 for nidx = 1:length(Nested.read_obc_nodes) 0260 Nested.obc_nodes(nidx, 1:length(Nested.read_obc_nodes{nidx})) = Nested.read_obc_nodes{nidx}; 0261 end 0262 0263 if ftbverbose 0264 % figure(1) 0265 % colorbar 0266 % title('Nest weights') 0267 fprintf('end : %s \n', subname) 0268 end


Students introduced to YWC
by Staff ReporterIt was fun-based education for students of SBR School and the Appa Public School at the Young World Club (YWC) workshop, organised by The Hindu group, here on Saturday.
Divya Parthasarathy, project manager for the Young World Club, The Hindu group, educated the students about the Young World Club, an education portal introduced by The Hindu.
Students were told about the benefits of the portal and its usage. Ms. Divya said that the YWC is divided into four categories – junior, senior, parent and teacher.
The students also enjoyed the contents of YWC, including picture puzzles, crosswords, table tricks, spot the differences, and others. The YWC–curiopedia will allow students to ask questions and upload their photos.
Children can also upload their paintings, drawing and illustrations of various forms in the talent showcase section. The YWC-leaderboard will keep up the competitive spirit of the children by giving points according to the subscriber activities and the topper will be rewarded a gift every month.
She also appealed all the participants to get subscribed to the YWC portal.
Institutions interested for the subscription of YWC portal can contact 98488 34944 for details.


This tutorial is also in the game
There are 10 levels of magick, each page displays 2 levels of spells. Use the
arrow keys to move the pointer. To turn the page move to one of the arrows on
the left or right side of the book and press enter. The left arrow goes back a
page and the right arrow goes forward. To exit the spell book move the cursor
over the word Done and press enter.
Mages and Shadow Knights must use spell scrolls to use magick. They can be
found hidden in treasure boxes or sold at shops. Once you find one you can use
it in the main menu on any character that is a mage or Shadow Knight. The spell
icon will then appear in this book, if it has a border around it that means you
can memorize it, if not then your level is not high enough to use it yet. Each
spell has a level (1-10) and you can find it by cycling through the pages. To
find out information on each spell, move the cursor over its icon and press
escape. Pressing enter on a spell icon will memorize the spell, providing you
have an open memory slot, more information on this in the next section.
Memorized spells can be used in the menu and in battle. To memorize a spell
press enter when your cursor is over its icon. If you have an open memory slot
it will appear at the bottom of the screen. You can only memorize a certain
number of spells, this amount goes up as your characters level increases. You
must also be a certain level to memorize the more powerful spells. Each spell
you have memorized will appear your skills menu under the main menu and will be
usable in battle. If you want to memorize a spell and all of your slots are
full press enter on one of the memory slots on the bottom of the screen to
forget that spell.


-remoting
option in the client).
While this may be necessary to support certain commands or command options,
it is considered intrinsically insecure.
(-http
mode is always available,
and -ssh
mode is available whenever the SSH service is enabled.)


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#include <NoiseImage.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Image () | |
| void | create (int width, int height) |
| void | clear () |
| unsigned char * | getPixelData () const |
| unsigned char * | getPixelData (int i) const |
| unsigned char * | getPixelData (int x, int y) const |
| int | getWidth () const |
| int | getHeight () const |
| ~Image () | |
| bool | saveBMP (const char *filename) |
| noisepp::utils::Image::Image | ( | ) |
Constructor.
| noisepp::utils::Image::~Image | ( | ) |
Destructor.
| void noisepp::utils::Image::create | ( | int | width, | |
| int | height | |||
| ) |
Creates the image with the specified parameters.
| width | Width of the image. | |
| height | Height of the image. |
| void noisepp::utils::Image::clear | ( | ) |
Clears the image data.
| unsigned char* noisepp::utils::Image::getPixelData | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Returns a pointer to the pixel data.
| unsigned char* noisepp::utils::Image::getPixelData | ( | int | i | ) | const [inline] |
Returns a pointer to the pixel data at the specified row.
| i | The row number. |
| unsigned char* noisepp::utils::Image::getPixelData | ( | int | x, | |
| int | y | |||
| ) | const [inline] |
Returns a pointer to the pixel data at the specified position.
| int noisepp::utils::Image::getWidth | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Returns the width of the image.
| int noisepp::utils::Image::getHeight | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Returns the height of the image.
| bool noisepp::utils::Image::saveBMP | ( | const char * | filename | ) |
Writes the image to the specified bitmap file.


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2 drops |
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This was my first experience on a psychedelic substance. I've used weed for awhile, and read up on how L.S.D. worked, so I was prepared for the worst. Before the trip I had a brother pass away but I was done mourning his death and accepted it.
My friend 'F' dropped 2 hits of liquid on a sweetart candy, wrapped it in tin foil, put it in a film container, and gave the bad boy to me after school.His only words of advice? Don't do it alone.Well I thought he meant not to trip alone, meaning be with someone else, and that someone else would in the future be sober, meanwhile I would be taking the whole 2 hits 'alone'.
12:00-So school got out at 12:00 because it was a teacher workday or some school oriented hypocrisy. 'F' disappeared and wasn't seen again until after the day was over. Anyways I walked with my friend's 'P', and 'K' to k's house. I was so excited about the score that I couldn't wait to tell my friends on the walk. I show them the sweetart, and they laugh telling me I should wait to take it. I agree, and I also agree to smoke some bowls. After a haze of three massive lung draining bong bowls, my friends start to reconsider the fact of me taking the hit.They want me to trip since 'K's guardians are 'cool', and they won't mind if they see me trippin' balls. K is also experienced with sitting people on drugs.
1:00-Without hesitating and eagerly stoned and ready to flow, I decided it was time. I took the tart around 1:00 p.m., placing it under my tounge patiently waiting for it to dissolve. Within five minutes it dissolved and I couldn't taste anything but the orange flavor the sweetart produced. 'P' had to go home at 1:30, and I started feeling a coldness engulf my body slowly. As 'K' and I we're just wasting time sitting on his couch watching t.v., a music video came on that, someone, somewhere had to have put on because they knew I was starting to trip. The music video was by Soundgarden and it was called 'The day I tried to live'. Great song but horrible video to see while tripping.   I had to do something.My natural response was to snap out of such a powerful hypnotic trance. Using all of my spirit, mind, and soul I was able to break free from this life changing experience. 'It hit me', I shouted and stood up frantically pacing around in a circle trying to figure out what to do. 'K' instantly knew I was frying so he tried to console me telling me that it was just the acid, but I had so many thoughts racing, about my brother, life, death, the universe, humans, past, present, the future, good, evil.
I saw my family, and they were happy, especially my brother. I needed something to drink or do something other than watch t.v. I was about to break down and lose everything. It was so synthetic, the inside of his house felt synthetic and materalistic. The visual part of the acid slowly started to creep in again because I noticed how the walls were breathing with me. I'd inhale and the walls would change purple and come towards me as if they were going to touch me, and exhale they'd go back to normal size. This was calming me down, which might be suprising but in the insanity it helped me keep my breathing rate normal, or at least what I thought was normal. We decide to go outside, and I stumble in his backyard.
3:00-4:00 Gazing at the sky I realize that everything natural outside was so beautiful and awe inspiring that there has to be a God..The clouds had a Yin Yang effect with dark nasty evil clouds on one side, and bright and peaceful clouds on the other. I was standing right in the middle. I felt a mind force that just had to have been a greater being.This would have to be the climax of the trip.
5:00-Now what happens when we go inside to drink water was the most incohrent part of the trip. We try and talk to 'K's parents as they just came home and so did his little brother and friends.  I was so entranced in this that I didn't even notice if she was asking me a question or anything.This really scared me so I wanted to walk home, and I told 'K' but he told me I couldn't walk all the way back to my house which was about 2 miles away.  And my ant trip dawns in again, and I think wow this is a crazy first trip on acid.  Obviously he asks where he could get some, but I told him that this was the last two hits my friend had in his vial but I might be able to get some horrid paper:) D loads a bowl and we walk into a field behind his house. I look at the clouds again but this time they have small tracer points on them and when I move my head they follow the direction. I smile big and wide knowing that the insanity is finally coming to an end.
7:30- 'D' drives me home and we talk about how infinite life is and the human body is just an instrument, the spirit is the main force. It all depends on your outlook. We finally get to my house and I go directly to my room because my parents are asleep and I wouldn't want to bother them in the state of mind I'm in now. I slowly slide under my blankets.  The t.v. must've of been on with the mute on and a storm was brewing outside. I remember cannons being fired and people yelling 'charge!' I was utterely blown away by a raw hallucination.
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Kim Jung Ji is an artist from South Korea who has recently made his name in the world's Sketching artists' hall of fame. His unique way of using mostly pen brushes and detailing extreme minutes in the drawings is quite hypnotising.
Kim Jung Ji is an artist from South Korea who has recently made his name in the world's Sketching artists' hall of fame. His unique way of using mostly pen brushes and detailing extreme minutes in the drawings is quite hypnotising.


pingouin.distance_corr¶
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pingouin.
distance_corr
(x, y, alternative='greater', n_boot=1000, seed=None)¶ Distance correlation between two arrays.
Statistical significance (p-value) is evaluated with a permutation test.
- Parameters
- x, yarray_like
1D or 2D input arrays, shape (n_samples, n_features).
x
andy
must have the same number of samples and must not contain missing values.- alternativestr
Alternative of the test. Can be either “two-sided”, “greater” (default) or “less”. To be consistent with the original R implementation, the default is to calculate the one-sided “greater” p-value.
- n_bootint or None
Number of bootstrap to perform. If None, no bootstrapping is performed and the function only returns the distance correlation (no p-value). Default is 1000 (thus giving a precision of 0.001).
- seedint or None
Random state seed.
- Returns
- dcorfloat
Sample distance correlation (range from 0 to 1).
- pvalfloat
P-value.
Notes
From Wikipedia:
Distance correlation is a measure of dependence between two paired random vectors of arbitrary, not necessarily equal, dimension. The distance correlation coefficient is zero if and only if the random vectors are independent. Thus, distance correlation measures both linear and nonlinear association between two random variables or random vectors. This is in contrast to Pearson’s correlation, which can only detect linear association between two random variables.
The distance correlation of two random variables is obtained by dividing their distance covariance by the product of their distance standard deviations:
\[\text{dCor}(X, Y) = \frac{\text{dCov}(X, Y)} {\sqrt{\text{dVar}(X) \cdot \text{dVar}(Y)}}\]where \(\text{dCov}(X, Y)\) is the square root of the arithmetic average of the product of the double-centered pairwise Euclidean distance matrices.
Note that by contrast to Pearson’s correlation, the distance correlation cannot be negative, i.e \(0 \leq \text{dCor} \leq 1\).
Results have been tested against the energy R package.
References
Székely, G. J., Rizzo, M. L., & Bakirov, N. K. (2007). Measuring and testing dependence by correlation of distances. The annals of statistics, 35(6), 2769-2794.
Examples
With two 1D vectors
>>> from pingouin import distance_corr >>> a = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] >>> b = [1, 2, 9, 4, 4] >>> dcor, pval = distance_corr(a, b, seed=9) >>> print(round(dcor, 3), pval) 0.763 0.312
With two 2D arrays and no p-value
>>> import numpy as np >>> np.random.seed(123) >>> from pingouin import distance_corr >>> a = np.random.random((10, 10)) >>> b = np.random.random((10, 10)) >>> round(distance_corr(a, b, n_boot=None), 3) 0.88


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Red90
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Red30
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Green90
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Green30
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Yellow90
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Yellow50
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Green90
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AAARGB 213, 253, 244
HSB 167, 16%, 99%
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Green50
#00af89
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HSB 167, 100%, 69%
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Green30
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AARGB 20, 134, 109
HSB 167, 85%, 53%
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Yellow90
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HSB 39, 9%, 100%
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Yellow50
#fc3
AAARGB 255, 204, 51
HSB 45, 80%, 100%
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Yellow30
#ac6600
AARGB 172, 102, 0
HSB 36, 100%, 67%
Common meanings are associated with them:
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Lady Macbeth's definition, however, is much more specific and violent than Macbeth's simple "man dares". She first talks about being a man as early as Act 1 Scene 7. When Macbeth begins to show signs of doubt, and talks about how Duncan is a good king, she berates him for not being a man. Lady Macbeth tells him that once he has set on a path to become king, he should not turn back. If he completes the deed, she says, then he will be much more than a man. She also rages about how the heavens were unfair to make her a woman, for in heart she seems even manlier than Macbeth.
For Lady Macbeth, being a man is straightforward. A man does not turn back when he has already decided that he will walk forth, and a man will do anything to achieve his goals. Yet Lady Macbeth is, obviously, not naturally a man herself, so her ideas provide an outside perspective of the social ideals of a man. Her definitions of a man must therefore match what is expected of a man in Macbeth's time, and shows us the traits that were most valued among men in that period.


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Model¶
As the retrieved historical data is common to every financial product that investpy extracts data from, only a model class has been created in order to store the day-a-day historical data.
So in we define a model in where every value corresponds to each value of the OHLC (Open-High-Low-Close) nomenclature (except on stocks, that it also includes the volume) and it looks like:
def __init__(self, date_, open_, high_, low_, close_, volume_):
self.date = date_
self.open = open_
self.high = high_
self.low = low_
self.close = close_
self.volume = volume_
As their names indicate, OHLC values refer to opening, highest, lowest and closing values of the market on a trading day, respectively. And the volume value refers to the number of shares traded in a security day.
Note
The Data model is not usable as it is just a class used for the inner package, transparent to the user. It is used in order to categorize each retrieved value from Investing and then to define its structure and, so on, the structure that either the resulting pandas.DataFrame or JSON file will be based on.


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Woman filmed in bed with Premier League footballer in blackmail plot avoids jail
Natalie Wood's accomplices planned to sell a 'kiss and tell' story to the press but the athlete leaped out of the window and the court heard she had been manipulated, Bristol Crown Court heard
by Joseph Wilkes, Claire Hayhurst, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/A woman who was filmed in bed with a cheating Premier League footballer has been sentenced for attempting to blackmail him.
Natalie Wood, 28, had previously met the high-profile player on two occasions after he contacted her on social media.
Bristol Crown Court heard he blocked Wood from messaging him when she asked if he was in a relationship.
The sportsman, who has lifelong anonymity, later unblocked her and requested that she send him sexual videos, before arranging to meet her in a hotel.
A plan was hatched for two men to burst in and film that liaison, then sell the footage as a kiss and tell story.
Footage shows the footballer, clad only in his underwear, jumping out of the hotel room window after the men enter.
He later received a message from Wood threatening to expose him to the media if he did not respond within 24 hours.
Judge Martin Picton jailed Wood for 14 months but suspended the sentence for 12 months due to "exceptional" circumstances.
"Blackmail is always a very wicked crime and has the power to do great harm to others but I have no doubt that whatever your thoughts about it, you were subjected to significant manipulation," he told Wood.
"Those that were manipulating you did not have an intention to extract money directly from the intended victim.
"Having listened to some of the voicemail messages and some of the text messages, their attitude towards you is plain.
"You have been deeply foolish and allowed the attraction of celebrity to put you in the position where you have made some horrible mistakes in your life.
"I make it clear that I am dealing with you in respect of the text message that was sent albeit you misunderstood the motives behind it."
Wood previously admitted conspiring to blackmail the footballer with three men, who were later cleared of the charge after a three-week trial in October.
Her plea to that charge was dropped following the jury's verdict and on Friday she admitted a charge of attempting to blackmail the star.
Jurors were told Wood, former Take Me Out contestant Tyrone Coleman, his brother Nathan and Prince Rowe, planned to film the player in bed with her.
The Coleman brothers and Rowe insisted the footage was to be sold to the press.
Judge Picton said Wood mistakenly believed the plan was to extract money directly from the footballer and sent him the text message with that in mind.
The message read: "I don't really want to expose you to the media but if you don't respond within 24 hours then you leave me no choice."
Prosecuting, Simon Jones said Wood volunteered to co-operate with police following her initial guilty plea and gave evidence during the trial.
The court heard Wood has since written a letter of apology to the footballer.
Peter Asteris, representing Wood, said: "Miss Wood has been something of a victim herself. She has been manipulated."
He said his client had been stalked online, with abusive messages sent to her and her family.
The judge remarked: "The celebrity that attracted her to others has consequences."
Prince Rowe, 38, was jailed for 16 months for stealing the footballer's Rolex watch and designer tracksuit after he fled the hotel room.
He was one of two men who burst into the hotel room, using a room key that had been provided by Wood, to film the player.
Rowe, of Birmingham, was wearing the tracksuit when he was arrested while waiting to board a flight to Dubai.
The judge told him: "You took the opportunity of bursting into the hotel room to get footage you wanted to sell to get your hands on his watch."
The watch, worth £23,000, and the designer tracksuit were returned to the footballer after Rowe's arrest.


Enter an illuminated wonderland with over a million twinkling lights at VanDusen Garden
by Elana ShepertStep into a dazzling winter wonderland this holiday season at VanDusen Garden’s annual Festival of Lights with over a million twinkling lights.
The festival also includes a breathtaking display on Livingstone Lake every 20 minutes, where lights dance to classic, disco, and soul music sets.
Guests are invited to gather around fire pits and warm up with specialty holiday beverages in the Fireside Lounge. They are also encouraged to make a donation to Make-A-Wish Foundation, and make a wish while lighting a candle in the magical Make-A-Wish Candle grotto.
Kids can have fun making music with recycled instruments, or play the piano and sing along to holiday tunes in the garden.
Look out for frames, sets, and other selfie spots throughout the show and make sure to share with #VanDusenFOL.
This years vendors include:
- Potato Tornado
- Tin Lizzy Concessions
- Japadog
- Reel Mac and Cheese
- Cin City Donuts
- Shaughnessy Wine Bar
- Shaughnessy Restaurant
- Shaughnessy Lounge
- Truffles Café
- Truffles Hot Drink Hut
- Fireside Lounge
Organizers recommend buying tickets in advance to save money, skip the line, and secure your spot.
The festival runs from Saturday, Nov. 30 until Sunday, Jan. 5, and all tickets include a ride on the carousal.
VanDusen Festival of Lights
When: Sat., Nov. 30, 2019-Sun., Jan. 5 from 4-9:30 p.m. (Closed on Christmas Day)
Where: VanDusen Botanical Garden – 5251 Oak Street, Vancouver
Cost: $11.50-$19. Note: Prices are higher for premium nights, which include Dec.7, 8, 14, 15, and 21 to 29, and all ticket prices shown are online. Prices are higher at the gate. Purchase tickets online here.


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It is safe to say she has been dealing with numbers her whole career. Her more recent contracts include clients such as Golden Key Realty, Synergetic Marketing, and H&R Block. Her services include account payable/recievable management, checkbook reconciliation, payroll management, tax paperwork, among many other things. Drop us a line and see how we can help your business!


Powered with strong Artificial Intelligence features, KeduBot has that cutting-edge emotional skill required to calm-down any customer when things get heated.
Accurate responses are a vital skill of the chatbot. Built with the latest AI technologies, your team can now delegate issues resolution tasks to KeduBot.
We keep in mind that the aim of digitalising customer service is to enhance overall customer relationship management process. Keep record of workflows.
Track performance through analytics across different periods. This can help you investigate what needs to improve in your customer relations team over time.
Our workflow scheduler helps your team to organise, track and keep account of their activities. The analytics embedded here simulates their productivity level right in front of them.
Just a simple work schedule form filled, then a gentle drag to the schedule area, process, send and the analytics shows you your daily performance.


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UKCloud Limited (“UKC”) and Virtual Infrastructure Group Limited (“VIG”) (together “the Companies”) – in Compulsory Liquidation
On 25 October 2022, the Companies were placed into Liquidation with the Official Receiver appointed as Liquidator and J Robinson and A M Hudson simultaneously appointed as Special Managers to manage the liquidation process on behalf of the Official Receiver.
Further information regarding the Liquidations can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/virtual-infrastructure-group-limited-and-ukcloud-limited-information-for-creditors-and-interested-parties
Contact details:
For any general queries relating to the Liquidations please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For customer related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For supplier related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>VM compatibility with UKCloud for Oracle Software
Important
UKCloud for Oracle Software has been retired from sale by UKCloud. We'll continue to support all existing customers who are using this service, however, we are no longer providing this service for new workloads. This article provides existing UKCloud for Oracle Software customers with access to support documentation and we'll continue to update it as required. For new Oracle requests, contact your Client Director or Service Delivery Manager.
Introduction
This article outlines what you need to do to make sure your Oracle VMs (OVMs) are compatible with UKCloud for Oracle Software service. You may find this useful if you're moving VMs from UKCloud for VMware to UKCloud for Oracle Software.
OVF and VMDK
OVF and VMDK files are not compatible with Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM), the management plane that's used to deploy and manage your UKCloud for Oracle Software environment. To make sure your VMs are compatible with UKCloud for Oracle Software you may need to transform your VMs.
OVA files (Assembly option) and tar.gz/tgz
(Template option) are the only accepted file formats.
OVA
If you select the Assembly option on the upload page, then the uploader will expect an OVA Assembly package file (ova
file). Your .ova file
should contain the following files (in the exact order listed):
MyVM
.ovf
- the OVF descriptor file, which contains all VM specs metadata and links to the embedded virtual disk image file (with a.vmdk
extension)MyVM
.mf
- contains metadata that is used for integrity and authenticity checks; this data must be correct for the.ova
file to be accepted in most casesMyVM
.vmdk
- the embedded virtual disk image file
As the exported .ova
file also contains file hashes that are unique to the files included in the package, simply creating a tar
file with these contents will not work in most cases. For most virtualisation platforms, it's best to use the export functionality from the source virtualisation platform to generate the .ova
file.
One way of converting your VMs to an .ova
file would be to use the OVF Tool, for example:
ovftool "original.ovf" "original.ova"
Tip
Make sure you include the quotation marks ("
).
You can download the OVF Tool from:
https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/details?downloadGroup=OVFTOOL400&productId=353
TAR
If you select the Template option on the upload page, then the uploader will expect an Oracle VM Template file (either a .tgz
or .tar.gz
file). This gzipped tarball file normally contains the following files (in the exact order listed):
MyVM
.cfg
- contains the VM specs metadata and links to the embedded RAW disk image file, normally namedsystem.img
system.img
- the embedded RAW disk image file, either exported from another XEN platform or converted from other virtual disk formats
Upload size
For any uploads larger than 500 MB, you'll need to allow sufficient time for the upload to complete before clicking the Upload button or it will fail and the item will not appear in your software library. There is currently no upload progress indicator on OEM. Oracle is aware of this but are treating it as an enhancement request therefore there's currently no indication of when the upload progress indicator will be added on future releases of the platform software.
Feedback
If you have any comments on this document or any other aspect of your UKCloud experience, send them to productsk@ukcloud.com.