2. Section Return Status
on page Return Status
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 3.2.5 on page 30.
The three public fields MPI_SOURCE, MPI_TAG, and MPI_ERROR
of the Fortran derived type TYPE(MPI_Status)
must be of type INTEGER.
3. Section Matching Probe
on page Matching Probe
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 3.8.2 on page 67.
The flag arguments of the Fortran interfaces of MPI_IMPROBE
were originally incorrectly defined as INTEGER (instead as LOGICAL).
4. Section Communicator Constructors
on page Communicator Constructors
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 6.4.2 on page 237.
In the mpi_f08 binding of MPI_COMM_IDUP,
the output argument newcomm is declared as ASYNCHRONOUS.
5. Section Communicator Info
on page Communicator Info
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 6.4.4 on page 248.
In the mpi_f08 binding of MPI_COMM_SET_INFO,
the intent of comm is IN, and
the optional output argument ierror was missing.
6. Section
on page
, and
MPI-3.0 Sections 7.6, on pages 314.
In the case of virtual general graph topolgies (created with MPI_CART_CREATE),
the use of neighborhood collective communication is restricted to adjacency matrices
with the number of edges between any two processes is defined to be the same for
both processes (i.e., with a symmetric adjacency matrix).
7. Section Version Inquiries
on page Version Inquiries
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 8.1.1 on page 335.
In the mpi_f08 binding of MPI_GET_LIBRARY_VERSION,
a typo in the resultlen argument was corrected.
8. Sections Memory Allocation
( MPI_ALLOC_MEM and MPI_ALLOC_MEM_CPTR),
Window That Allocates Memory
( MPI_WIN_ALLOCATE and MPI_WIN_ALLOCATE_CPTR),
Window That Allocates Shared Memory
( MPI_WIN_ALLOCATE_SHARED and MPI_WIN_ALLOCATE_SHARED_CPTR),
Window That Allocates Shared Memory
( MPI_WIN_SHARED_QUERY and MPI_WIN_SHARED_QUERY_CPTR),
Requirements
and Complications
(Profiling interface),
and corresponding sections in MPI-3.0.
The linker name concept was substituted by defining specific procedure names.
9. Section Window Creation
on page Window Creation
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 11.2.2 on page 407.
The same_size info key can be used with all window flavors,
and requires that all processes in the process group of the communicator
have provided this info key with the same value.
10. Section Accumulate Functions
on page Accumulate Functions
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 11.3.4 on page 424.
Origin buffer arguments to MPI_GET_ACCUMULATE are ignored when the MPI_NO_OP operation is used.
11. Section Accumulate Functions
on page Accumulate Functions
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 11.3.4 on page 424.
Clarify the roles of origin, result, and target communication parameters in MPI_GET_ACCUMULATE.
12. Section The MPI Tool Information Interface
on page The MPI Tool Information Interface
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 14.3 on page 561
New paragraph and advice to users clarifying intent of variable names in the tools information interface.
13. Section Convention for Returning Strings
on page Convention for Returning Strings
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 14.3.3 on page 563.
New paragraph clarifying variable name equivalence in the tools information interface.
14. Sections Control Variables
, Performance Variables
, and Variable Categorization
on pages Control Variables
, Performance Variables
, and Variable Categorization
, and
MPI-3.0 Sections 14.3.6, 14.3.7, and 14.3.8 on pages 567, 573, and 584.
In functions MPI_T_CVAR_GET_INFO, MPI_T_PVAR_GET_INFO, and MPI_T_CATEGORY_GET_INFO, clarification of parameters that must be identical for equivalent control variable / performance variable / category names across connected processes.
15. Section Performance Variables
on page Performance Variables
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 14.3.7 on page 573.
Clarify return code
of MPI_T_PVAR_ {START,STOP,RESET } routines.
16. Section Performance Variables
on page Performance Variables
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 14.3.7 on page 579, line 7.
Clarify the return code when bad handle is passed to
an MPI_T_PVAR_* routine.
17. Section Fortran Support Through the mpif.h Include File
on page Fortran Support Through the mpif.h Include File
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 17.1.4 on page 603.
The advice to implementors at the end of the section was rewritten and moved into the following section.
18. Section Interface Specifications, Procedure Names, and the Profiling Interface
on page Interface Specifications, Procedure Names, and the Profiling Interface
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 17.1.5 on page 605.
The section was fully rewritten. The linker name concept was substituted by defining specific procedure names.
19. Section MPI for Different Fortran Standard Versions
on page MPI for Different Fortran Standard Versions
, and
MPI-3.0 Section 17.1.6 on page 611.
The requirements on BIND(C) procedure interfaces were removed.
20. Annexes C Bindings
, Fortran 2008 Bindings with the mpi_f08 Module
, and Fortran Bindings with mpif.h or the mpi Module
on pages C Bindings
, Fortran 2008 Bindings with the mpi_f08 Module
, and Fortran Bindings with mpif.h or the mpi Module
, and
MPI-3.0 Annexes A.2, A.3, and A.4 on pages 685, 707, and 756.
The predefined callback MPI_CONVERSION_FN_NULL was added to all three annexes.
21. Annex Groups, Contexts, Communicators, and Caching Fortran 2008 Bindings
on page Groups, Contexts, Communicators, and Caching Fortran 2008 Bindings
, and
MPI-3.0 Annex A.3.4 on page 724.
In the mpi_f08 binding
of
MPI_ {COMM|TYPE|WIN }_ {DUP|NULL_COPY|NULL_DELETE }_FN,
all INTENT(...) information was removed.


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An image (*.bmp, *.gif, *.tif, *.jpg, *.wmf, *.emf) of
deformed
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clipboard.
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on the format of the image.
When the image appeared, click first on the ends of the long axis, then
on the ends of the short axis of a pebble or marker.If you made a
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Husband to a pretty kick-ass wife. Dad to a roudy 4 year old and a chubby 6 month old.
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Jeopardy Analysis & Topic Attribution Research
As one of the longest-running and most awarded game shows in television history, Jeopardy contestants have collectively answered hundreds of thousands of questions in the last five decades. Our team set out on a mission to analyze and visualize Jeopardy questions and how topics and question values have changed over time. In addition to gaining a high-level view of Jeopardy trends over time, we identified a need to better classify each Jeopardy question. Our original dataset included category names that match the category names used in the show. For example, a question that falls into the "TAKE A PILL” category may be classified under a general literature category just as likely as it could be a scientific or historical category. Our project evolved to research how machine learning can play a role in better classifying each question at a scale that a person couldn’t. We found that the BERTopic tool can be used across a vast dataset even when the corpus of a document is limited in its scope. At the end of this project, you will be able to review our findings on using BERTopic to classify questions compared to our manual topic classification work.
Why Jeopardy?
Jeopardy provides a vast amount of data that not only include data on how questions have changed over the years, but provided an opportunity to research and understand how natural language processing can be implemented to better classify bodies of text, no matter how limited in scope.
Findings
Our top four findings are as follows:
- Although Jeopardy has been around for decades, the highest question values have come through since the mid 2000’s. This may indicate that Jeopardy enthusiasts have found a way to make Jeopardy winnings much more lucrative than previously thought.
- Identifying the best segment of your data (questions versus answers) to classify topics is crucial prior to using any machine learning or natural language processing tool.
- BERTopic is a fantastic tool for unsupervised topic generation even with a limited body of text. Embedding models and minimizing topic requirement parameters is necessary to find a model that best fits the given data.
- How removing stop words impacts BERTopic
Future Uses
The findings from this project can not only be used by a Jeopardy enthusiast to see which topics are most prevalent and consistently asked, but can also be used as a starting point to generate topics for various things such as:
- Customer or employee reviews on surveys
- Standardized test question classification
- Trivia questions classification (and eventual generation)


FORWARD.SYS
FORWARD.SYS (\FBB\SYSTEM).
I have divided this section in two parts:
1 : Simple instruction (for first-time setup).
2 : Advanced setup, with more details.
2.1 : Line types.
2.2 : Definition of a forward-file.
2.3 : Include-files.
2.4 : Automatic forward to a file.
2.5 : End-of-file DOS-command specific to a port.
Simple instruction (for first-time setup).
This file is in SYSTEM directory. In this file all necessary data for
forwarding of messages are held. First I will give an example of a file that
contains the minimum of data that MUST be in FORWARD.SYS if you have forward
to only 1 other BBS, called LA2D in this example.
The file is organised in blocks, one block for each BBS we forward directly
to. A block starts with A (callsign) and ends with -------- We can have as
many blocks as we want in FORWARD.SYS.
A LA2D
#
P C
#
C C LA2D
#
B LA2D
F LA2D
#
---------
All lines starting with a '#' are comments-lines, and are ignored by the
BBS. The first line must always start with the letter A, and next the
callsign of the BBS we want to forward to. Here: A LA2D
Then there must be a line telling on which port to start the forward.
This line must be there even if we only have 1 port.
In this example I use port C, which is the same as TNC 3 in my PORT.SYS.
Command: P C
So I will send the connect-command to the TNC. That line must start with a C
before the actual connect-command. So if I call LA2D directly, I need to
write C C LA2D. (Only one C will not work). And lastly I must write which
messages I shall forward to that BBS. In this case I type only B LA2D, which
means all messages with @ LA2D, and F LA2D, which means all messages TO LA2D.
The forward-file must end with a string of -------. If you have more than one
BBS to forward to, you write all data for that BBS in a similar block in this
same FORWARD-SYS-file (starting with A, and ending with ----) right after
this block for LA2D.
You can also use one include-file for every BBS, but we will look at that
later in this sysop-documentation.
Well. I expect you do not want to forward only those messages that are TO
LA2D or @ LA2D (in this example), I expect you want to forward bulletins
also. Just include some lines starting with G, like G EU, G ALL, G WW etc in
the file. G EU means all bulletins addressed to @ EU. So may want to add this
in each file, like this:
A LA2D
#
P C
#
C C LA2D
#
B LA2D
F LA2D
#
G EU
G ALL
G WW
---------
OK. Next you may want to forward messages through LA2D, that is not really
for LA2D, but that LA2D can forward on to this other BBS. These other BBSs
can be included in lines starting with a B, like B LA1G, B LA4O, B LA5G etc.
like this:
A LA2D
#
P C
#
C C LA2D
#
B LA2D
F LA2D
#
B LA1G
B LA4O
B LA5G
#
G EU
G ALL
G WW
---------
Also, if you want to forward ALL messages for other SM-BBSs this way, you
can use wildcards (as in DOS) like B SM*, B SK*, B OH* etc. like this:
A LA2D
#
P C
#
C C LA2D
#
B LA2D
F LA2D
#
B LA1G
B LA4O
B LA5G
#
B SM*
B SK*
B OH*
#
G EU
G ALL
G WW
---------
Well. Now the file is almost complete for most needs. We may want to add the
possibility to forward (on VHF or UHF) via several nodes. This is very easy,
as we just add another C C (callsign) line for each node we have to call. If
I must call first my local node LA7QR, next the local node of LA2D (LA1EAX-
7), and lastly LA2D, the complete file for LA2D will now look like this:
A LA2D
#
P C
#
C C LA7QR
C C LA1EAX-7
C C LA2D
#
B LA2D
F LA2D
#
B LA1G
B LA4O
B LA5G
#
B SM*
B SK*
B OH*
#
G EU
G ALL
G WW
#
R
#
---------
I put in an R at the end. This forces my BBS to call LA2D BBS and ask him
for forward from him to me (reverse forward), even if I have nothing to
forward to him.
Well, this was a simple forward-file. There is a lot more we can do with
this file, so you should read Advanced setup very carefully, I think you
will find all you need there. But you now have learnt the basics..
Advanced setup (with more details).
The FORWARD.SYS file defines the setup of the various adjacent BBS's to
which we will route the mail. The file is organized in blocks, each block
being specific to a BBS. Only the adjacent BBS's should be defined.
This file and its includes are compiled at the BBS start-up and after
editing with the built-in editor, or return from the DOS Shell (AltF9 in
DosFBB) if one of the files has been modified.
If the FORWARD.SYS file or one of its includes has been modified all the
active messages are scanned, and new routings will be set according to the
updated file(s). The scanning can be stopped with AltF3. (Can be convenient
if the modification does not impact the routing.)
Every line of the file begins with a letter which defines the function of
the line. Any line beginning with a # is regarded as a comment and is
ignored.
Line types :
A (callsign)
All blocks must start with a line like this. The callsign is the callsign of
the BBS we will forward to.
B (callsign)
All blocks must include at least one line like this. Personal messages
addressed to somebody with address '@ (callsign)' will be forwarded.
C C (callsign1) [V DIGI1 DIGI2 ETC...]
The complete line of connection (C callsign V digi1 digi2) must follow the
letter C. In most cases, there will be two letters C successively, with a
space between them. The letter V, specifying a string of repeaters is
optional if PROMs TF4 (or equivalent) are used - see WA8DED.DOC. There may be
several lines C, in the case of cascaded connections (use of THENET, as per
an example). A line of conditional connection (enclosed between an IF and an
ENDIF) allows calls on preset times. Up to 8 lines are allowed, each line can
hold up to 80 characters.
In case of KA-node and X-connect, we can send C X (callsign). When connected
to a node, all command after the first C is actually sent to that node. Like
here, the X is sent too.
Only for LinFBB and WinFBB:
To forward with Telnet the syntax is:
C C <callsign> <IP address> [port]
IP-address is required, port is optional (default 23).
D (command)
Command to be performed by the DOS (transceiver frequency set, for example).
For WinFBB:
A separate DOS-window is opened, and the command performed there. The window
is closed when the command has been executed. In WinFBB the D (command) and
X (command) is identical.
For DosFBB and LinFBB:
The screen is saved before the command, and restored when done, thus enabling
screen access for this command. When running BAT files, a COMMAND.COM is
automatically first sent. That needs some more memory.
DC (command)
Same as D-command above, but executed when the connection is done.
This allows to change parameters or program a function when
the other BBS is connected. When the connection is made from another
BBS, the LC, DC and XC are executed if the BBS exists in forward file.
ELSE
Complementary conditional lines to the previous IF.
ENDIF
End of conditional lines defined by an IF.
F (callsign)
Callsign which will be automatically routed (except if a routing has been
specified) to the BBS which has been previously stated by a B line (must
follow a B line). There may be several F lines following a B line. If this
line is not preceded with a B line, then the bulletins will be routed on
their destination.
G (route)
Group routing indicator for bulletins (EU for example). This
indicator applies only to bulletins. The private messages are sent
according to the BBS indicator (see line B). There may be several routing
indication lines per adjacent BBS.
H (route)
Route definition using the hierarchical addressing mode. The wildcards (* or
?) must be used to replace the missing part of the address as a function of
the destination. H-routing should be used as much as possible.
IF C1 ... IF C9
Conditional test of the route selection. The value for "n" is a figure, from
1 to 9, depending upon the selection. The first selection is 1, and the
maximum is 9. The lines located between the IF Cn and the ENDIF will be taken
into account only if the current selection is n. If the connection has not
been successful (remote BBS prompt not received), the selection number will
be incremented, and the block will be tested again if the port is still the
same. If the port is different, the block will be tested during the tests
related to the new port. If the connection is successful, the selection
number is reset at 1 for the next call, otherwise the selection number is
incremented. If all the selections failed, the selection number is reset at
1, the call is given up, and the system manages the next block.
IF D xx
Conditional test of the days of the week. This line defines a set of lines
which will be taken into account if the expression which defines the day(s)
following the IF is true. 0 corresponds to Sunday and six to Saturday. The
expression 'IF D 0,2,4-6' is true for Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday to
Saturday. There can be several embedded IF's (indentation recommended), they
shall never expand outside a block. The ENDIF defines the end of the
conditional block.
IF H xx
Conditional test of the hour (IF). This line defines a set of lines which
will be taken into account only if the hour period following the IF is TRUE.
The hour period written in the format 0,4,12-23 is true at 0h, 4h, and for
the hours from 12h to 23h. There may be several IF conditions embedded
(indentation should be used), but never outside of the blocks.
IF FREE
Conditional test for the availability of a port. The test will be true if
none of the channels for the port is in use. This test can be a necessity
before the autoqsy of a transceiver as for an example. There can be several
embedded IF's (indentation is recommended), they shall never expand outside a
block. The ENDIF, defines the end of the conditional block.
IF MAN
Conditional test only true if forward has been asked manually by F4, FR or
FW commands.
IF N (number)
Tests on number-of-day in the month (1-31)
J (data means 7+ here)
J 0 : no data sent
J 1 : data is sent (default)
J 2 : personal data is sent
J 3 : only data is sent (exclusive)
K Channel
Forces forwarding to start on the specified channel. If the channel is busy,
forwarding will not start.
L (command) [value]
Parametres programming for the TNC. The parameters will be assigned to the
related channel. The syntax is the one of the TNC hostmode. Only the command
B (Paclen = packet size) has been supplied in all cases. B parameter must be
used with all TNCs (including KAM) to specify a paclen. The paclen is always
managed by the BBS software, as the different host modes are transparent to
the paclen. The PACLEN of the KAM should be 0/0 (256) to make the BBS paclen
work in all circumstances.
LC (command) [value]
Same as L-command above, but are executed when the connection is done.
This allows to change parameters or program a function when
the other BBS is connected. When the connection is made from another
BBS, the LC, DC and XC are executed if the BBS exists in forward file.
N (number)
Assigns the standard forward protocol (MBL/RLI) for the specified BBS.
1 = FBB forwarding allowed
2 = FBB+BIN forwarding
4 = FBB+BIN+Resume
8 = XFWD
Ex: N 15 = Sum of all protocols (default)
O (minutes)
Defines a timeout for the specified BBS. Timeout is expressed in minutes.
P (port)
Selects the port on which the connection is to take place. The port is
defined by a letter from A to H for the ports 1 to 8.
Q
Prevents the reverse forwarding from my BBS to take place.
R
Specifies that a call should be made to the adjacent BBS even if there is no
mail in queue, so as to trigger the reverse forwarding.
S Connect Failure Busy
It is a set of supplementary test in the case of sequential connections
(TheNet network for example). The 3 tests should be defined. The tests
"Connect" "Failure" and "Busy" are already defined in the software. Ex.:
S Conne Echec Occup. The software will interpret "Conne" like Connect,
"Echec" like Failure, and "Occup" like Busy. This allows to comply with nodes
messages which are not those commonly used by TheNet.
Up to 4 S lines (set of tests) can be defined in a forwarding block.
S line (choices of forward) now checks default as a last choice. Up to four
previous choices are checked as declared before. Warning, these tests are
case dependent.
T options
Definition of the maximum size for a file authorized to be forwarded, type
of messages and strategy. This line can be made conditional (between an IF
and an ENDIF).
T P : Send only personal messages
T S : Send smaller first (instead of older first)
T 2 : Send only messages less than, or equal to, 2 KB.
T D : Disable the feature of sending only 1 message from each
callsign in each forward-block
It is possible to combine one or more of these option like :
T P S 2 : means only private less or equal to 2 KB, smallest first.
In all cases, personal messages are forwarded first, bulletins next.
U ROUTE1 ROUTE2 ... (up to eight routes)
Give the priority when forwarding bulletins. Bulletins @ROUTE1 will be
forwarded first, then bulletins @ROUTE2, then other bulletins. It may be up
to eight specified routings. Private mail (including P, T and A messages) are
always forwarded first.
V (text)
Text sent on connection of the called BBS. (Mandatory on some TCPIP BBS to
declare the protocol in use). Allows sending callsign and password when
connecting to a phone BBS.
W
Command W allows to skip one or more prompts (default one) before starting
a forward session (mainly used when "Linked to ..." gives more than
one prompt)
X (command)
Command to be executed by DOS (Selection of a frequency, as for an example).
For WinFBB:
A separate DOS-window is opened, and the command performed there. The window
is closed when the command has been executed. In WinFBB the D (command) and
X (command) is identical.
For DosFBB and LinFBB:
The screen is not saved before the command, thus, the latter should not
access the screen. This command is identical to the D command, but it is
transparent and faster. When running BAT files, a COMMAND.COM is automatically
first sent. That needs some more memory.
XC (command)
Same as X-command above, but executed when the connection is done.
This allows to change parameters or program a function when
the other BBS is connected. When the connection is made from another
BBS, the LC, DC and XC are executed if the BBS exists in forward file.
Y
Automatic time update of PMS having the clock ability. (if SID looks like
[PMS-3.0-C$]). PMS is set with the local time.
Z route
NTS routing indicator for NTS messages. This routing indicator applies only
to messages of "T" type. Wildcards can be used to define masks. There may be
several routing indication lines per adjacent BBS.
------ (string of dashes)
Defines the end of the block for the adjacent BBS. The block begins with an
A line.
! Line
Defines an exception. Will be used with lines of types B, F, G, H. The
exception should always be set before the true condition statement. An
exception is always from the same type statement (you cannot have a !F
exception to a B line).
Ex:
! B F6FBB Except for F6FBB BBS
B F* Forward to all the BBS which begin with an F
The number of the exceptions is not limited.
< File
Include the file specified. The name of the file should be in the directory
SYSTEM or in one of its subdirectories.
#
Comment line.
Definition of the forward file :
A forward file is made of a main file including a set of blocks, each block
corresponds to an adjacent BBS, that is to say that can be connected.
Definition of the minimum block :
A block will be an included file in the FORWARD.SYS file. It is always made
with a first line beginning with an A, defining the name of the adjacent BBS,
and of a last line made of a string of dashes. Inside this block, there will
be at least one P line (port used) a C line (connection request), and a B
line (destination BBS). An F line with the SYSOP callsign may follow the B,
enabling the automatic routing for his mail.
A FC1CDC
P A Port A
C C FC1CDC-1 F6FBB-5 connection line
B FC1CDC BBS desserved by FC1CDC
F FC1CDC callsign automatically forwarded to FC1CDC
--------
This type of block is well suited for PMS of BBS which do not support
automatic mail forwarding.
Example of a more complex block :
A FC1HAQ
#
G EU FC1HAQ will receive
G FRA the bulletins for those
G WW various routings.
G AMSAT
F AMSAT bulletins to AMSAT are also marked.
#
H *.NA All the H. routes which end
H *.SA with .NA, .SA
H *.EU and .EU
#
O 5 5 minutes timeout.
#
IF C1 1st choice parameters
P C
L B 250 Paclen is 250 bytes
L N 4 Retry 4
C C FC1HAQ-1 F6FBB-7 019301
ENDIF
IF C2 2nd choice parameters
P C
IF 8-17 from 8h to 17h
T 5 files of 5 kb Max.
ENDIF
L B 250 Paclen is 250 bytes
L N 4 Maxframe is 4
C C FC1HAQ-1 F6FBB-7 019002
ENDIF
IF C3 3rd choice parameters
P A port A is used
T P private mail only
C C F6FBB-2 Connection of the 1st Thenet.
C C FF6KUB-2 Connection of the 2nd Thenet.
C C FC1HAQ-1 Final connection.
ENDIF
#
B FC1HAQ Definition of the various
F FC1HAQ BBS routed by FC1HAQ and
F F6CQU of its SYSOPs and /or direct
# specified users.
B F6ABJ
F F6ABJ Other BBS and miscellaneous
# callsigns forwarded by FC1HAQ.
B F5LO
F F5LO
#
B G* other BBSs.
B ON*
B D*
B HB*
#
------ End of the FC1HAQ block
Include-files.
It is possible to use include-files with FBB. In this way we can have a
very small FORWARD.SYS, with only the callsign of the BBSs to forward to, and
then we have another directory with all the forward-blocks. One file for each
BBS, for example. Just transfer one whole block (starting with A (callsign)
and ending with ------) to file, and put the filename in FORWARD.SYS with a
'<' in front of it, like this:
Example of FORWARD.SYS file with include-files.

#
P B
IF 0-3,21-23
X ICOM A2E8 M14
ELSE
X ICOM A2E8 M4
ENDIF
Example of an include file FWD\EA8RT
------------------------------------
A EA8RT
#
G EU
G ALL
G AMSAT
G WW
G EA
G EANET
G LATNET
#
P B
#
O 2
#
L T 20
L B 80
L O 2
L P 100
L F 2
L @T2 20
#
#
IF 7-22
X ICOM A2E8 M6
C C EA8RT-2
ENDIF
#
B EA8RT
F EA8RT
F E?1*
F E?4*
F E?7*
F E?8*
#
B E?1*
#
B E?4*
#
B E?7*
#
B E?8*
#
----
Automatic forward to a file.
It is interesting to allow automatic routing of messages or bulletins to a
file, for further processing, archive, or communication between BBSs which
co-exist in the same computer. The communication can be made through files.
The incoming mail file (see INIT.SRV) is tested once every minute; in case of
existence, the mail it contains is imported into the BBS.
On the other hand, a file can be defined in a forward block and updated once
every 15 minutes. This file is defined in a block of forward identical to the
forward between BBSs, the port being @ and the connection line given the name
of the file created or updated. The name of the BBS (possibly dummy) used
will be declared in BBS.SYS, of course.
Example of a forward to a file (forward to the file B:MAIL.FBB of my own
private mail) :
A MAIL
P @
C B:\MAIL.FBB
B F6FBB
F F6FBB
------
End-of-file DOS command specific to a port.
Each DOS command (D or X line) defined out of a forward block will be run
only if the forwarding port matches with the last port selection.
Example :
You use the autoqsy capabilities of your HF transceiver with a special
program named "ICOM". To be sure to return to your standby frequency, you
must set your frequency at the end of the forward file, only if the forward
applies to the HF port. You only have to select the port before running the
DOS command.
B xxxxxx
#
------- End of last forward block
#
P D Select HF port (port D)
X ICOM A3E8 M12 Send the DOS command ICOM with its
# arguments if the file is scanned for
# D port. IF and ENDIF are allowed.
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4.4.1 Datagram Formate(331-335)
- network-layer packet is referred to as a datagram. and the key feild are as follows:
- Version number: 4 bits that specify the IP protocol version of the data gram and by looking at it the router can determine how to interpret the remainder of the IP datagram
- Header length: 4 bits that specify where in the IP datagram the data actually begins
- Type of service: 8 bit that specify different types of IP datagrams. for instance real time vs. non real time traffic
- Datagram length: 16 bit that specify the length and intersting fact:the theoretical maximum size
of the IP datagram is 65,535 bytes. However, datagrams are rarely larger than
1,500 bytes!
- Identifier, flags, fragmentation offset: three feilds that are all to do with IP fragmentation but the book was questionable about it because in the future there will be contradtions like that now a days there is no IP framentaion allowed.
- Time to live: 8 bit and we have delt with this so..
- Protocal: 8 bit that is only used when it reaches its final destination. That specify transport layer protocol to which data portion to look at. this is super interesting.
- Header checksum:16 bit which we have also talked about so...
- Source and destination IP addresses:32 bit holds the source IP address into source and ultimate destination into the destination IP address fields
- Options:The options fields allow an IP header to be extended, Header options
were meant to be used rarely
- Data (payload): the actual data wanting to be sent
A diagram:


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- Download and install an authenticator app on your mobile device. There are many to choose from – including apps from Google and Microsoft.
- Open your authentication app and add a new account.
- Link your mobile device to your account by scanning the QR code on your login screen.
- Select Next on login screen. You’ll see a field requesting an authentication code.
- Enter authentication code from your mobile app and select Verify.
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Amen


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Started in 2015, we are a 6 person startup trying to fundamentally change our relationship with government
Our Goals
We want to elevate the political debate in America and give anyone the power to affect national policy. Like most Americans, everyone on our team has at some point felt disenfranchised by our current politics. We’ve all seen issues we care about go unnoticed. We’ve all had moments where we couldn’t believe some of the things our political leaders say or think. That is why all of us dedicated our skill, time, and passion to this project.
Our Core Beliefs
“an enlightened citizenry is indispensable for the functioning of a republic”
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We believe in the moral fiber of the American public. When more people have the power to know, check, and spread information about our government we will realize a better society. Throughout our history we consistently create a more inclusive, more peaceful, and more technologically advanced society. With TGC that ideal can continue to exist in the 21st century.
What Makes Our Data So Easy To Use?
All the data in the world means nothing if you can’t draw conclusions from it. We pride ourselves in illuminating complicated issues so that anybody can understand them. We give everyone a holistic view of every facet of our government, along with the ability to comment on and share it.
Our method of analysis can be broken down into three main components
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A clean and clear illustration of the facts surrounding an issue of part of government. How well does the current solution function? What is at stake? Who ultimately decides what will happen? Who stands to benefit from any changes.
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Have things always been this way? How have we dealt with this issue in the past? How does it fit with American ideals?
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What are each party’s proposed solutions? Are there differences between the two parties and if so, what are they? Why hasn’t this issue been solved, or what are the main complaints about the current solution?
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We are dedicated to informing the American people above all else
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Employment Manitoba Centres
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The result of a Payment Component.
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Holds the details entered in the Issuer List component.
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Contains the details entered in the redirect component.
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public struct RedirectPaymentDetails : PaymentDetails
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Holds the details entered in the SEPA Direct Debt component.
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public struct SEPADirectDebitPaymentDetails : PaymentDetails
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Information related to the current payment.
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public struct Payment
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A detail which should be filled in order to complete a payment.
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public struct PaymentDetail : Decodable
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A structure representing a payment method that can be used to complete a payment.
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public struct PaymentMethod : Decodable
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A collection of available payment methods
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public struct PaymentMethods : Decodable
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Describes an action in which the user is redirected to a URL.
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public struct RedirectAction : Decodable
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Contains payment details from a previously used card.
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public struct StoredCardPaymentDetails : StoredPaymentDetails
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Desktop Cleanup
Where are my files?!
Most of us have been there. You’re desperate looking for that file you were working on a few days ago, but you can’t remember what you named it. When I’m trying to hit a deadline, I have a horrible habit of naming things randomly, or just appending a number to the end for versions. I save them as picture.jpg or button.ai. Suddenly, when trying to find that document, you’re lost. You try the search bar to no avail, or you have to manually open several files before you find the one you were looking for.
I think a lot of us are also data hoarders. Why do I need every iteration of a graphic that I worked on? Am I ever going to go back and re-use that?
I don’t advocate deleting everything, but I do believe we should do better when it comes to managing our data. It’s as simple as using stronger naming conventions, and nesting folders correctly.
Tidy Environment = Tidy Mind
After working on countless short-term, tight deadline projects recently, I decided to have a bit of a tidy up. My desktop was chaos! We know that having a tidy house or office results in a tidier state of mind. There is something to be said for the idea of minimalism too, and how it makes people feel. It’s important to be able to express yourself in a place that you spend most of your days in, but we should also take care to not let the chaos clutter our desks and therefore our headspace.
Try setting up some basic folders first. You already have Documents, Pictures, Music, Desktop etc. It’s quite clear what each one should be used for.
Inside Documents, make a series of subfolders relating to each type of document you frequently use. If you write, make a folder for writing. If you read CVs, make a folder for CVs. If you frequently save log files, create one for those too. Pictures and Music can be subdivided too. The first branch of the Pictures folder might just be two folders - one for pictures you create, one for pictures you download. Within the ‘Created’ folder, you might have ‘Project Files’ and ‘Renders’. In the ‘Downloaded Pictures’ folder you could have ‘Tattoo Inspiration’ and ‘Cat Pictures’. Once you start, it’s quite easy. And taking those few extra minutes to correctly file something each time you save or download a document will make your life infinitely easier in the long run.
Data Redundancy and Backups for End Users
With all of this being said, I do not advocate that people use their standard Documents, Downloads, Pictures files for storing important information or projects. There are some very basic things that all of us should take care to do:
- Onsite backup (Save or sync data to an external hard drive or network attached storage device).
- Offsite backup (Sync our data to the cloud or regularly schedule backups to an offsite location).
- Encrypt our data.
Image you leave your laptop on a train. Somebody with the knowhow could easy pick it up, pull out the hard drive, and look through everything you have saved locally. Having a password protected user account is not enough. You should always take the time to encrypt your hard drive, as well as any storage devices you may have (external hard drive, USB drives etc). This way, if anybody decides to try and take a peak, they cannot access your data without a password that only you know… and for goodness sake do not leave the password on a post-it note inside the laptop case… This happens all too often…
Anybody can do these three things. All it takes is a simple google search to get you up and running. Regardless, below are some of the most common methods to do the above. Remember, once a hard drive is encrypted, it’s nearly impossible to decrypt, so do not lose the associated encryption passwords/keys.
Encryption
- For HDD encryption, use the built in FileVault system on a Mac. Just search for it in the spotlight. For a Windows PC, BitLocker, just search for that in the Start Menu.
- Note that encryption can take quite a long time, so do not stop it mid-process, even if it appears to have frozen.
- Both of these tools can be used to encrypt external hard drives and USB drives - just bear in mind that this may cause some issues with PC/Mac cross compatibility.
Onsite Backup
- Windows 10 has a built in backup feature. Just search for ‘Backup’ in the start menu. You could also use something like Robocopy and task scheduler, or several of the available third party apps on the market.
- Mac has Time Machine backups. These are very intuitive and simple to set up. You just need a dedicated external hard drive to remain plugged into your device. Just search for it in the spotlight.
Offsite Backups and Cloud Solutions
- Dropbox and Microsoft OneDrive are the two packages of choice for online cloud storage. They can sync a copy of the cloud folder to your local device, so any changes made either side will be reflected across the folders. You can set up file sharing with other users and both are simple to use in collaboration with others.
I will write a more in-depth article covering corporate data redundancy methodologies. This is just to give you a little nudge. Any computer could fail at any time, have a serious think about what you’re willing to lose, because if you don’t start tidying and doing backups now, you could lose it all. A tidy file tree makes for easier backup management.


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| Animation |
Animation provides a keyframe animation implementation. |
| AWTGLRenderer |
This is the renderer to support hardware acceleration via OpenGL into a
Canvas using the LWJGL.
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| BufferedMatrix |
A BufferedMatrix is a kind of double buffered Matrix. |
| Camera |
The Camera represents the position and direction of the camera/viewer in the
current scene. |
| CollisionEvent |
A collision event is caused by a collision of either the camera or an object
with another object. |
| Config |
Config is used for configuring the engine. |
| DeSerializer |
A class that allows for serialization and deserialization of Object3Ds in a
compacted format that loads very fast. |
| FrameBuffer |
The FrameBuffer class provides a buffer into which jPCT renders the scene.
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| GenericVertexController |
The GenericVertexController provides an abstract class that implements large
portions of the IVertexController interface. |
| GLRenderer |
This is the renderer to support hardware acceleration via OpenGL using the LWJGL. |
| GLSLShader |
A simple helper class for GLSL-based shaders. |
| Interact2D |
Interact2D offers some static methods for interacting with objects in
camera-space. |
| JOGLRenderer |
A JOGL based variant of the AWTGLRenderer. |
| LegacyRenderer |
This renderer was the default renderer in older versions. |
| Lights |
Manages the dynamic lights in a scene. |
| Loader |
Loader offers some static methods for loading files. |
| Logger |
Logger is jPCT's simple logging class for printing and storing messages,
errors and warnings. |
| Matrix |
This is jPCT's basic class for working with 4x4 matrices. |
| Mesh |
In a Mesh, jPCT stores the actual vertex and triangle information for an
object. |
| Object3D |
Object3D is a class for 3-dimensional objects. |
| OcTree |
This is a basic octree implementation. |
| Plane |
A simple class to represent a plane. jPCT is using this for collision
detection. |
| PolygonManager |
A PolygonManager is part of each Object3D and can be obtained from that
object. |
| Polyline |
A Polyline is a line strip in world space. |
| Portals |
Portals handles the sectors and portals used for portal rendering. |
| Primitives |
Primitives offers some (lathe) primitives (basic 3D-objects). |
| Projector |
Projector is an extended Camera used for projecting textures into the scene. |
| RGBColor |
Mimics the Color-class in java.awt just like jPCT-AE does it. |
| SimpleVector |
SimpleVector is a class that represents a basic three-dimensional vector.
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| SoftGLRenderer |
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| Texture |
A Texture in jPCT is a bitmap with a width/height of 2^x and a color-depth of
24 bpp. |
| TextureInfo |
TextureInfo is jPCT's key to multi texturing. |
| TextureManager |
The TextureManager is a singleton for storing and retrieving textures. |
| VertexAttributes |
This class can be used to assign additional vertex attributes to meshes. |
| VideoMode |
A VideoMode represents a display mode that a device can handle. |
| VisList |
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| WaterTextureEffect |
An effect that renders ripples into a texture. |
| World |
The World class is the most important class in jPCT. |
| WorldProcessor |
A WorldProcessor does some object processing for the World. |


The main objective of this course is to understand the urban environment from another point of view, using technology to be able to read all the layers of our public space and the connections with its users. Layers that are there, but we cannot always see. As architects, we will study the data that affects our way of moving in the city, our way of living. Data that help us to understand the present, to better shape the future of our cities.
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File formats: .exe + SHP files + CSV
To download: Qgis Day 1 - data Day 2 - data Day 3 - data Day 4 - data Day 5 - data
All the used data bases can be found at:
Catálogo de datos abiertos de Madrid (https://datos.madrid.es/portal/site/egob/menuitem.9e1e2f6404558187cf35cf3584f1a5a0/?vgnextoid=374512b9ace9f310VgnVCM100000171f5a0aRCRD&vgnextchannel=374512b9ace9f310VgnVCM100000171f5a0aRCRD&vgnextfmt=default)
Instituto de estadística de Madrid (http://www.madrid.org/nomecalles/DescargaBDTCorte.icm)


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java.lang.Object com.hp.hpl.jena.reasoner.transitiveReasoner.TransitiveGraphCache
public class TransitiveGraphCache
Datastructure used to represent a closed transitive reflexive relation. It (mostly) incrementally maintains a transitive reduction and transitive closure of the relationship and so queries should be faster than dynamically computing the closed or reduced relations.
The implementation stores the reduced and closed relations as real graph (objects linked together by pointers). For each graph node we store its direct predecessors and successors and its closed successors. A cost penalty is the storage turnover involved in turning the graph representation back into triples to answer queries. We could avoid this by optionally also storing the manifested triples for the links.
Cycles are currently handled by collapsing strongly connected components. Incremental deletes would be possible but at the price of substanially more storage and code complexity. We compromise by doing the easy cases incrementally but some deletes (those that break strongly connected components) will trigger a fresh rebuild.
TODO Combine this with interval indexes (Agrawal, Borigda and Jagadish 1989) for storing the closure of the predecessor relationship. Typical graphs will be nearly tree shaped so the successor closure is modest (L^2 where L is the depth of the tree branch) but the predecessor closure would be expensive. The interval index would handle predecessor closure nicely.
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TransitiveGraphCache(Node directPredicate,
Node closedPredicate)
Constructor - create a new cache to hold the given relation information. |
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void |
addRelation(Triple t)
Register a new relation instance in the cache |
boolean |
cacheAll(Finder graph,
Node predicate)
Cache all instances of the given predicate which are present in the given Graph. |
void |
clear()
Clear the entire cache contents. |
boolean |
contains(TriplePattern pattern)
Return true if the given pattern occurs somewhere in the find sequence. |
TransitiveGraphCache |
deepCopy()
Create a deep copy of the cache contents. |
java.lang.String |
dump()
Dump a description of the cache to a string for debug. |
ExtendedIterator |
find(TriplePattern pattern)
Basic pattern lookup interface. |
ExtendedIterator |
findWithContinuation(TriplePattern pattern,
Finder continuation)
Extended find interface used in situations where the implementator may or may not be able to answer the complete query. |
Node |
getClosedPredicate()
Returns the closedPredicate. |
Node |
getDirectPredicate()
Returns the directPredicate. |
boolean |
isSubject(Node node)
Return true if the given Node is registered as a subject node |
ExtendedIterator |
listAllSubjects()
Return an iterator over all registered subject nodes |
void |
removeRelation(Triple t)
Remove an instance of a relation from the cache. |
void |
setCaching(boolean enable)
Enable/disabling caching of the Triples representing the relationships. |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public Node getDirectPredicate()
public void addRelation(Triple t)
public void removeRelation(Triple t)
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In this case any query on the direct or closed predicates will be assumed complete, any other query will pass on to the continuation.
findWithContinuation
in interface Finder
pattern
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- either a Finder or a normal Graph which
will be asked for additional match results if the implementor
may not have completely satisfied the query.public boolean contains(TriplePattern pattern)
contains
in interface Finder
public ExtendedIterator listAllSubjects()
public boolean isSubject(Node node)
public boolean cacheAll(Finder graph, Node predicate)
graph
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- the predicate to cache, need not be the registered
predicate due to subProperty declarations
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find
in interface Finder
pattern
- a TriplePattern to be matched against the data
public TransitiveGraphCache deepCopy()
public void clear()
public void setCaching(boolean enable)
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Building a database is like building a house, you need to make a plan beforehand, because adding a new thing to the house may be easier than removing something that has been there for years. You want to have the requirements of your database done right the first time, that'll allow you to cover the basics and build incrementally rather than learning down the road that you are building something that serves no purpose.
In databases, changes are possible but they are painful. And changes have different levels of difficulty. Is not the same to add something new, than to change something directly that has been in place for a long time.
Planning your database become really important, just as building your house, you may like to know what your actual needs are in order to meet them, it's really annoying and difficult to keep moving forward if the requirements of the system change constantly.
A table is not only a place to put your data in, it's a mechanism to set your rules upon the data, so the database can enforce them. A table is not open ended like a spreadsheet, you must define not only how many columns do you want and their names, but you also want to define what type of data you want your columns to store.
In software development, we tend to work with agile methodologies in today's job market, and planning is different in such environments, little planning lead to little increments in software code base, yet it is still a requirement, although you may feel a little creative and may like to try fun ways to write software, I'm advising you to avoid this behavior while working with databases. the reason is that databases are not the place to try new things or fun ways of doing such things, creating and designing a database is craft that has been done for around fifty years already, most design choices had been tested and approved for decades now. So I ask you to reconsider and to redirect this creative energy to the graphical user interface, or the app, or the front end. A database is not a place to be playful or creative, a database must work correctly and should enforce rules that may stand before the test of time.


Options for creating a source node for a sender or receiver. More...
#include <source_options.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| source_options () | |
| Create an empty set of options. | |
| source_options (const source_options &) | |
| Copy options. | |
| source_options & | operator= (const source_options &) |
| Copy options. | |
| source_options & | address (const std::string &) |
| Set the address for the source. More... | |
| source_options & | dynamic (bool) |
| Request that a node be dynamically created by the remote peer. More... | |
| source_options & | anonymous (bool) |
| Request an anonymous node on the remote peer. More... | |
| source_options & | distribution_mode (enum source::distribution_mode) |
| Control whether messages are browsed or consumed. More... | |
| source_options & | durability_mode (enum source::durability_mode) |
| Control the persistence of the source node. More... | |
| source_options & | timeout (duration) |
| The expiry period after which the source is discarded. More... | |
| source_options & | expiry_policy (enum source::expiry_policy) |
| Control when the clock for expiration begins. More... | |
| source_options & | filters (const source::filter_map &) |
| Unsettled API - Specify a filter mechanism on the source that restricts message flow to a subset of the available messages. | |
| source_options & | capabilities (const std::vector< symbol > &) |
| Unsettled API Extension capabilities that are supported/requested | |
| source_options & | dynamic_properties (const source::dynamic_property_map &) |
| Unsettled API Set the dynamic node properties. | |
Options for creating a source node for a sender or receiver.
Options can be "chained". For more information see proton::connection_options.
Normal value semantics: copy or assign creates a separate copy of the options.
| source_options & address | ( | const std::string & | ) |
Set the address for the source.
It is unset by default. The address is ignored if dynamic() is true.
| source_options & dynamic | ( | bool | ) |
Request that a node be dynamically created by the remote peer.
The default is false. Any specified source address() is ignored.
| source_options & anonymous | ( | bool | ) |
Request an anonymous node on the remote peer.
The default is false. Any specified target address() is ignored if true.
| source_options & distribution_mode | ( | enum source::distribution_mode | ) |
Control whether messages are browsed or consumed.
The default is source::MOVE, meaning consumed.
| source_options & durability_mode | ( | enum source::durability_mode | ) |
Control the persistence of the source node.
The default is source::NONDURABLE, meaning non-persistent.
| source_options & timeout | ( | duration | ) |
The expiry period after which the source is discarded.
The default is no timeout.
| source_options & expiry_policy | ( | enum source::expiry_policy | ) |
Control when the clock for expiration begins.
The default is source::LINK_CLOSE.


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Qpid Broker-J 8.0.0 Release Notes
Qpid Broker-J is a message broker written in Java that stores, routes,
and forwards messages using AMQP.
For more information about this release, including download links and
documentation, see the release overview.
New features and improvements
- QPID-8284 - [Broker-J] Move remaining classes for AMQP protocols 0-8..0-91 from qpid-broker-core into plugin module qpid-broker-plugins-amqp-0-8-protocol
- QPID-8349 - [Broker-J][AMQP 1.0][Tests] Improve protocol tests to be able to run the test suite against external broker
- QPID-8350 - [Broker-J][AMQP 1.0][Tests] Fix protocol tests
- QPID-8367 - [Broker-J] Trusted CA revocation list
- QPID-8369 - [Broker-J] Limit number of connections per user
- QPID-8370 - [Broker-J] Option to disable WebGUI
- QPID-8374 - [Broker-J][ACL] Allow case insensitive mapping of group members to groups in existing GroupProvider
- QPID-8382 - [Broker-J] Allow for attribute injectors to be type specific
- QPID-8389 - [Broker-J] Support the ability to limit the number of active consumers
- QPID-8392 - [Broker-J] Use context variable for configuring queue default alternate binding and remove references to x-qpid-dlq-enabled from docs
- QPID-8402 - [Broker-J][Tests] Use Bouncy Castle API to generate certificate resources on the fly in unit and system tests
- QPID-8409 - [Broker-J]Misleading Documentation of "Node Priority" for the initial configuration
- QPID-8415 - [Broker-J] Change model version to 8.0
Bugs fixed
- QPID-8105 - [Broker-J] broker-core unit tests are failing because of wrong locale
- QPID-8414 - [Broker-J][WMC] The checkboxes Need/Want SSL Client Certificate are always checked on create/edit port UI
- QPID-8423 - [Broker-J] [Logback] The outcome of logging rule for the exact logger could be superseded by the rule for logger with a trailing wild card
Tasks
- QPID-8331 - [Broker-J] Upgrade derby dependency
- QPID-8335 - [Broker-J] Upgrade bcel dependency to version 6.3.1
- QPID-8361 - [Broker-J] Create a developer guide for Qpid Broker-J
- QPID-8417 - [Broker-J] Update unit test dependencies to the latest vesrions
- QPID-8418 - [Broker-J] Update jetty dependency to the latest version
- QPID-8419 - [Broker-J] Update slf4j dependencies to the latest version
- QPID-8420 - [Broker-J] Update guava dependency to the latest version
- QPID-8421 - [Broker-J] Update dojo toolkit version
- QPID-8422 - [Broker-J] Update integration test dependecies to the latest versions
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To help calm the busy thoughts that might come between you and a simple awareness of God's presence, focus your mind on something concrete and particular that is connected, in some way, to God. It may be a term of endearment for God, or some work of his hands like a scene of natural beaty, or the flame of a candle. As your thoughts begin to wander, which they will, renew your intention to make yourself present to God by gently returning your attention to this focal point.
Adapted from "Mystically Wired", by Ken Wilson © 2010


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes 15 choux canapés
Choux pastry with added cheese is piped into little 'boats' and stuffed with a delicious seafood filling.
For the pastry, put 160ml/5½fl oz cold water and the butter in a saucepan and gently bring to a boil.
Remove from the heat and add the flour and salt. Stir vigorously and then put on a low heat and mix until the mixture comes away from the sides of the pan. Remove from the heat and leave to cool slightly.
Beat in the eggs a little at a time, incorporating each addition thoroughly. Only add enough egg to make the pastry a soft, pipeable consistency (you may not need all the eggs). Fold in the cheese.
Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6. Line a baking tray with baking paper.
Put the dough in a piping bag fitted with a 16mm plain nozzle and pipe 15 x 8cm/3¼in fingers on to the prepared tray. Bake for about 25 minutes, reducing the oven temperature to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4 after 10 minutes. When crisp and golden-brown, turn off the oven, open the door and leave the gougères in the oven to dry out and cool.
Meanwhile, for the filling, stir together the cream cheese, mayonnaise, soured cream, mustard, cayenne pepper and lemon zest with the brown crabmeat. Fold in the white crabmeat, and season, to taste, with salt and pepper.
To assemble, cut the tops off the gougères, so they look like canoes. Put a few leaves of watercress in the base and spoon the crab mixture on top. Place a curled strip of smoked salmon and a prawn on top.
Sprinkle over the finely chopped red pepper, capers and a few small watercress leaves decoratively.


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| Release Doc > Examples > Simple Examples > GUI Controls > BoldImage | ||
| BoldImage | ||
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Launch Delphi-example |
Launch CBuilder-example
The BoldImage control is used to view images of different formats. This example illustrates the some of the settings and functions in the control. The features included in the example are:
How to run In this example application you can load and save image files. All the images you load or paste into the application are added to a list. The navigator at the bottom of the form is used to navigate that list. Click the add-sign on the navigator to reserve space in the list were you can insert a new image. To insert a new image you can either load it from a file on your harddisk or you can copy or cut the image from a previous space in the list and paste it on the new space. To scale the image use the button View. See also
Note! Please make sure to use the "Create DB & Alias" button before attempting to open the system for the first time. Once the database and alias is established you only have to use the "Open system" button when running the example program. | ||
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