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Info-Electronics H.P. Systems Inc.
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Info-Electronics H.P. Systems Inc.
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Info-Electronics Systems
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100-1755 Saint-Régis StDOLLARD-DES-ORMEAUX, Quebec
H9B 2M9
Location Address:
100-1755 Saint-Régis StDOLLARD-DES-ORMEAUX, Quebec
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Incorporated in 1981, Info-Electronics Systems Inc. (IES) is a Montreal-based Engineering, Systems Integration, and Project Management Services company developing application software solutions in the fields of Hydro-Meteorology, Environmental Monitoring, Disaster Management, Remote Sensing, and Quality Management. We are specialists in the provision of meteorological products and systems to the meteorological data user community.
We have developed a strong Process Management Methodology as our Quality Management System (QMS) is registered as being in conformity with ISO 9001:2008 by QMI-SAI Global.
IES has completed many projects in Canada, India, and and around the world. In Canada, our clients include Environment Canada (Meteorological Service of Canada), the Department of National Defense, the Canadian Space Agency, and NAV CANADA. We have been working with various departments within Environment Canada for more than 25 years.
Since the founding of our office in New Delhi, India in 1995, we have obtained strong experience working in the hydro-meteorology field in that country, for such clients as the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the Snow and Avalanche Study Establishment (SASE), the Central Water Commission (CWC), and the Indian Air Force (IAF), among others.
With strong experience in the development of turnkey computer-based systems, IES also offers services in the following areas:
1. Consulting: Performing feasibility studies, generation of requirements specifications, developing procurement strategies and performing independent verification and validation.
2. Integration: IES acts as an integrator of diverse systems procured from various suppliers. IES develops the software required to integrate such systems and provides an overall integrated solution.
3. Development Services: IES provides software development services for various Operating Systems, including Linux,
UNIX, QNX, DOS and WINDOWS, using a variety of languages, which include C/C++, JAVA, J2EE, Perl and Visual Basic. We also provide Web-based software development services.
IES' main divisions include:
1. Hydro-Meteorology Division
· Systems dealing with the collection, processing, distribution and display of meteorological and hydrological data
· Terrestrial & Satellite Communications
· Meteorological Instrumentation
· Environmental Monitoring
· Remote Sensing & Image Processing
2. Quality Management Division
We offer consulting services to organizations to help them prepare for ISO certification. In addition, we have an efficient and effective Web-based problem reporting system, which lets the customer provide us with their feedback, including reporting any problems. This allows us to resolve any issues in an efficient manner with full follow-up records.
We have successfully completed projects in many countries, including Canada, India, Cuba, Venezuela, Brazil, Kenya, Hong Kong, Brunei, and Bahrain.
We partner with many state-of-the-art manufacturers to provide the latest in instrumentation, remote sensing, analysis and forecasting. Our partners include the following companies:
• Lufft, for precision climate monitoring instruments, including low maintenance compact weather stations and intelligent sensors.
• Optical Scientific Inc. (OSI), who build the most advanced optical instruments in the world for measuring precipitation, air flow, turbulence, and visibility, including Automated Weather Observation Systems (AWOS).
• Radiometrics Corporation, for atmospheric profiling radiometers.
• Weather Decision Technologies (WDT), who develop Decision Support Systems for Aviation, Nowcasting, Hydrology and Mesoscale forecasting.
• DeTect, manufacturers of state-of-the-art radar wind profilers.
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ULTIMA has been installed in such countries as Canada, Brazil, Cuba, Kenya (Somalia), Venezuela, Hong Kong and Brunei.
the India Meteorological Department for weather forecasting. The system includes Data Ingestion System (DIS), Front-End
Processing System (FEPS), Database Server and Graphics Processing System (DSGP) and interface with the Regional
Telecommunications Hub (RTH). All systems are duplicated to provide redundancy.
Monitoring and Forecasting System installed in these two basins by IES consists of the supply and installation of fifty-five
Remote Monitoring stations. These in-situ stations measure hydro-meteorological parameters such as water level, rainfall,
temperature, humidity, and evaporation, along the banks of these two rivers. Information from these stations is backhanded via
satellite to two Satellite Reception Ground Stations equipped with Processing Systems and installed in Jaipur and Burla. This
data enables the Central Water Commission of India to warn people of possible floods, as well as provide valuable
information to plan dams for agricultural irrigation.
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Environment
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Aerospace
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Algeria
- Bahrain
- Brazil
- Brunei Darussalam
- Cuba
- Hong Kong
- India
- Kenya
- Malta
- Morocco
- New Caledonia
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
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Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
ULTIMA has been installed in such countries as Canada, Brazil, Cuba, Kenya (Somalia), Venezuela, Hong Kong and Brunei.
the India Meteorological Department for weather forecasting. The system includes Data Ingestion System (DIS), Front-End
Processing System (FEPS), Database Server and Graphics Processing System (DSGP) and interface with the Regional
Telecommunications Hub (RTH). All systems are duplicated to provide redundancy.
Monitoring and Forecasting System installed in these two basins by IES consists of the supply and installation of fifty-five
Remote Monitoring stations. These in-situ stations measure hydro-meteorological parameters such as water level, rainfall,
temperature, humidity, and evaporation, along the banks of these two rivers. Information from these stations is backhanded via
satellite to two Satellite Reception Ground Stations equipped with Processing Systems and installed in Jaipur and Burla. This
data enables the Central Water Commission of India to warn people of possible floods, as well as provide valuable
information to plan dams for agricultural irrigation.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Environment
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Aerospace
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Algeria
- Bahrain
- Brazil
- Brunei Darussalam
- Cuba
- Hong Kong
- India
- Kenya
- Malta
- Morocco
- New Caledonia
- United Kingdom
- United States
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PropertiesBuilder.apiVersion(String apiVersion)
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PropertiesBuilder |
PropertiesBuilder.buildVersion(String buildVersion)
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PropertiesBuilder |
PropertiesBuilder.credentials(String identity,
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PropertiesBuilder |
PropertiesBuilder.endpoint(String endpoint)
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PropertiesBuilder |
PropertiesBuilder.iso3166Codes(Iterable<String> codes)
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PropertiesBuilder |
PropertiesBuilder.limitConnectionsPerHostTo(int connectionLimit)
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PropertiesBuilder |
PropertiesBuilder.limitConnectionsTo(int connectionLimit)
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PropertiesBuilder |
PropertiesBuilder.limitIoWorkerThreadsTo(int poolIoWorkerThreads)
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PropertiesBuilder |
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PropertiesBuilder.provider(String providerName)
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PropertiesBuilder |
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PropertiesBuilder |
PropertiesBuilder.withMaxSessionFailures(int poolMaxSessionFailures)
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PropertiesBuilder.withProxyHost(String proxyHost)
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AWSCloudWatchPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in CloudWatch Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.aws.ec2 |
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AWSEC2PropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in EC2 Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.aws.s3 |
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AWSS3PropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in S3 Clients |
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AzureBlobPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in AzureBlob Connections |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.blobstore |
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TransientBlobStorePropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in transient blobstores |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.bluelock.vcloud.zone01 |
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BluelockVCloudZone01PropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in bluelock VCloud Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.byon |
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BYONPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in byon Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.cloudfiles |
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CloudFilesPropertiesBuilder
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CloudLoadBalancersPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used inRackspace Cloud Load Balancers Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.cloudonestorage |
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CloudOneStoragePropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in Atmos Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.cloudservers |
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CloudServersPropertiesBuilder
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CloudSigmaLasVegasPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in CloudSigma Clients |
class |
CloudSigmaPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in CloudSigma Clients |
class |
CloudSigmaZurichPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in CloudSigma Clients |
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CloudStackPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in cloudstack Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.cloudwatch |
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CloudWatchPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in Cloud Watch Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.compute |
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StandaloneComputeServiceContextSpec(String provider,
String endpoint,
String apiVersion,
String buildVersion,
String iso3166Codes,
String identity,
String credential,
Class<D> driverClass,
Class<? extends PropertiesBuilder> propertiesBuilderClass,
Class<? extends StandaloneComputeServiceContextBuilder<D>> contextBuilderClass,
Iterable<com.google.inject.Module> modules)
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| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.deltacloud |
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DeltacloudPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in deltacloud Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.ec2 |
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EC2PropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in EC2 Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.elastichosts |
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ElasticStackPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in elasticstack Clients |
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EucalyptusPartnerCloudPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in EucalyptusPartnerCloudEucalyptus Clients |
class |
EucalyptusPartnerCloudWalrusPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in EucalyptusPartnerCloudWalrus Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.eucalyptus |
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EucalyptusPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in Eucalyptus Clients |
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FilesystemBlobStorePropertiesBuilder
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GleSYSPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in GleSYS Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.go2cloud |
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Go2CloudJohannesburg1PropertiesBuilder
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GoGridPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in GoGrid Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.greenhousedata.element.vcloud |
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GreenHouseDataElementVCloudPropertiesBuilder
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HPCloudObjectStorageLasVegasPropertiesBuilder
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NinefoldComputePropertiesBuilder
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NinefoldStoragePropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in Ninefold Storage |
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OpenHostingEast1PropertiesBuilder
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| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.openstack.nova |
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NovaPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in Openstack Nova Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.openstack.swift |
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SwiftPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in CloudFiles Connections |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.rackspace.cloudfiles |
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CloudFilesUKPropertiesBuilder
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class |
CloudFilesUSPropertiesBuilder
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| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.rackspace.cloudloadbalancers |
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CloudLoadBalancersUKPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used inRackspace Cloud Load Balancers Clients |
class |
CloudLoadBalancersUSPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used inRackspace Cloud Load Balancers Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.rackspace.cloudservers |
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CloudServersUKPropertiesBuilder
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class |
CloudServersUSPropertiesBuilder
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RestContextSpec.propertiesBuilderClass
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static Class<PropertiesBuilder> |
Providers.resolvePropertiesBuilderClass(String providerName,
Properties props)
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RestContextFactory.contextSpec(String provider,
String endpoint,
String apiVersion,
String buildVersion,
String iso3166Codes,
String identity,
String credential,
Class<S> sync,
Class<A> async,
Class<PropertiesBuilder> propertiesBuilderClass,
Class<RestContextBuilder<S,A>> contextBuilderClass,
Iterable<com.google.inject.Module> modules)
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| Constructor parameters in org.jclouds.rest with type arguments of type PropertiesBuilder | |
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RestContextSpec(String provider,
String endpoint,
String apiVersion,
String buildVersion,
String iso3166Codes,
String identity,
String credential,
Class<S> sync,
Class<A> async,
Class<PropertiesBuilder> propertiesBuilderClass,
Class<RestContextBuilder<S,A>> contextBuilderClass,
Iterable<com.google.inject.Module> modules)
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class |
RimuHostingPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in RimuHosting Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.s3 |
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class |
S3PropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in S3 Connections |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.savvis.vpdc |
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| Subclasses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.savvis.vpdc | |
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class |
VPDCPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in Symphony VPDC Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.serverlove |
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ServerloveManchesterPropertiesBuilder
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| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.skalicloud |
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SkaliCloudMalaysiaPropertiesBuilder
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| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.slicehost |
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class |
SlicehostPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in Slicehost Connections |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.softlayer |
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| Subclasses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.softlayer | |
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class |
SoftLayerPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in SoftLayer Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.stratogen.vcloud.mycloud |
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| Subclasses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.stratogen.vcloud.mycloud | |
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class |
StratoGenVCloudMyCloudPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in stratogen VCloud Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.synaptic.storage |
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| Subclasses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.synaptic.storage | |
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class |
SynapticStoragePropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in Atmos Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.trmk.ecloud |
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class |
TerremarkECloudPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in Terremark VCloud Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.trmk.vcloud_0_8 |
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| Subclasses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.trmk.vcloud_0_8 | |
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TerremarkVCloudPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in Terremark VCloud Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.trmk.vcloudexpress |
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TerremarkVCloudExpressPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in Terremark VCloud Clients |
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VCloudPropertiesBuilder
Builds properties used in VCloud Clients |
| Uses of PropertiesBuilder in org.jclouds.walrus |
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WalrusPropertiesBuilder
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- DAOBase<Entity extends EntityBase,Model extends ModelBase> - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.base
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Base class for DAO's that handle read and writing for models and entities
- DAOBase() - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.base.DAOBase
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- DAOBase(FirebaseFirestore) - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.base.DAOBase
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- Database - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database
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Deprecated.
- DatabaseLogger - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.util
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Class that helps print logs with line numbers and other details
Reference:
Author: Juan
Link: stackoverflow.com/a/5916374
- DatabaseLogger() - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.util.DatabaseLogger
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- DatabaseManager - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database
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Decides what Data Access Object (DAO) can be access at the time
- databaseManager - Variable in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.util.DatabaseTestBase
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- DatabaseManager.AccessLevel - Enum in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database
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- DatabaseObjectBase<Field> - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.base
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Base class for both Models and Entities
- DatabaseObjectBase() - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.base.DatabaseObjectBase
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- DatabaseTestBase - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.util
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Base class for all database testing classes
- DatabaseTestBase() - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.util.DatabaseTestBase
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- DataParser - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.Directions
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- DataParser() - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.Directions.DataParser
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- db - Variable in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.base.DAOBase
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- db - Variable in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.util.GetTaskSequencer
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- deactivateRideRequest(RideRequest) - Method in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.entity.DriverEntity
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Downgrades the status of a given ride request such that it is no longer part
of the active ride request list, and it can only be seen in the history from
that point on
- deactivateRideRequest(RideRequest) - Method in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.entity.RiderEntity
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Downgrades the status of a given ride request such that it is no longer part
of the active ride request list, and it can only be seen in the history from
that point on
- deactivateRideRequest(RideRequest) - Method in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.models.Driver
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- deactivateRideRequest(RideRequest) - Method in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.models.Rider
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Immediately save after using
- debug(Exception, String) - Static method in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.util.DatabaseLogger
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- dirtyFieldSet - Variable in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.base.DatabaseObjectBase
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Stores all the dirty fields
- doFirstTask() - Method in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.util.GetTaskSequencer
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- doInBackground(String...) - Method in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.Directions.FetchURL
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- doInBackground(String...) - Method in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.Directions.PointsParser
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- doInMainLoop() - Method in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.util.LiveDataTester
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- Driver - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.models
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- Driver(DocumentReference, DocumentReference, List<DocumentReference>, List<DocumentReference>, List<DocumentReference>, String, String, String, String, String, String, int, String) - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.models.Driver
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- Driver(DriverEntity, UserEntity) - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.models.Driver
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- DriverAcceptedActivity - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.activities
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- DriverAcceptedActivity() - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.activities.DriverAcceptedActivity
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- driverAcceptsRequest(Driver, Rider) - Method in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.BasicDAOTest
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- driverAcceptsRequestTest() - Method in class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.BasicDAOTest
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- DriverDAO - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.dao
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Data Access Object (DAO) for Driver model.
- DriverDAO() - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.dao.DriverDAO
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- DriverDAO(FirebaseFirestore) - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.dao.DriverDAO
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- DriverEntity - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.entity
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Entity representation for Driver model.
- DriverEntity() - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.entity.DriverEntity
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- DriverMainActivity - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.activities
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- DriverMainActivity() - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.activities.DriverMainActivity
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- DriverRegistrationViewModel - Class in com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.viewmodel
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- DriverRegistrationViewModel(Application) - Constructor for class com.cmput301w20t10.uberapp.database.viewmodel.DriverRegistrationViewModel
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At some point there was some discussion about this (maybe on Github). Anyway, currently we have in ring_theory/localization.lean
https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/src/ring_theory/localization.lean#L71
a line reading
def of (r : α) (s : S) : loc α S := ⟦(r, s)⟧
But we don't have an explicit name for the ring morphism from R
to localization R S
. Currently the file uses \lam x, of x 1
which is not very user friendly. I would expect that this ring morphism would be called localization.of
. What are others opinions on this? Would it be OK to rename the current of
to mk
?
I would rename of
to mk
Do you want a PR?
@Kenny Lau What is your opinion?
just PR what you want :}
I independently ran into this the other day. I definitely vote for a name other than of x 1
.
On the other hand, should S
be an explicit parameter of of
? (S
is the submonoid at which we localise.)
It's inferred by the type of s
s = 1
For mk
I agree
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Girls Aloud rift rumours have been circulating once again when Nadine headed into the I'm A Celeb jungle in recent weeks.
In fact, Kimberley confessed she was surprised how much she cares watching Nadine on I'm A Celeb.
The singer insisted she was upset over the claims the trio had a nasty Whatsapp group about Nadine.
"It surprised me how much I do care... I'm a real girls' girl." Nadine said.
Nadine hasn't been shy about coming forward about how isolated she felt when Cheryl, Nicola and Kimberley became BFFs.


blogcfile
- blogc-make's configuration file
blogcfile is the configuration file for blogc-make(1), that is a simple build tool for blogc(1). It is an INI-style file, with some predefined sections, that will provide the data required by blogc-make(1) rules to build websites.
blogcfile must be valid UTF-8.
The [global]
section contains all the blogc(1) variables that should be
passed to all blogc(1) calls.
The following variables are required and should be always provided:
AUTHOR_NAME
The name of the website main author.
AUTHOR_EMAIL
The email of the website main author.
BASE_DOMAIN
The base domain of the website.
SITE_TITLE
The website title.
SITE_TAGLINE
The website tagline.
blogc-make(1) relies on a predefined set of rules to build the websites,
however these rules can be customized with the following settings, from the
[settings]
section:
atom_ext
(default: .xml
):
The extension of the generated Atom feeds.
atom_order
(default: DESC
):
The ordering (ASC
or DESC
) of the Atom feeds. Please note that the files
are not sorted by date, they are sorted by their order in the [posts]
section.
atom_posts_per_page
(default: 10
):
Number of posts per page in the Atom feeds. If negative, all the posts are
included. If 0
, no Atom feeds are generated.
atom_prefix
(default: atom
):
The prefix of the generated Atom feeds. It is relative to the output
directory. With the default values of the settings, the main Atom feed will
be atom.xml
, the Atom feed for the foo
tag will be atom/foo.xml
and so
on.
atom_template
(default: internal template)
The template file that should be used when building Atom feeds. This file
is relative to template_dir
. If not provided, an internal default template
will be used instead. The internal template can be dumped using the atom_dump
blogc-make(1) rule.
content_dir
(default: content
):
The directory that stores the source files. This directory is relative
to blogcfile
.
date_format
(default: %b %d, %Y, %I:%M %p GMT
):
The strftime(3) format that should be used when formating dates. Please note
that the times are always handled as UTC/GMT.
html_ext
(default: /index.html
):
The extension of the generated HTML files. The default value will result on
friendly URL, by creating directories with index.html
files inside, instead
of creating the HTML file directly. The index
page is a special case:
instead of generating something like /index/index.html
, it will generate
/index.html
, because this is behavior that most users would expect.
html_order
(default: DESC
):
The ordering (ASC
or DESC
) of the posts in the listing indexes.
Please note that the files are not sorted by date, they are sorted by
their order in the [posts]
section.
index_prefix
(default: unset):
The prefix of the index HTML page, that is the listing of blog posts. This
option is useful if the user wants to host a page in the root of the website,
and move the posts listing index to a subdirectory.
listing_entry
(default: unset):
The page that will be included in the listing pages of the website, without
the page prefix and without the extension, only the "slug" should be used.
See blogc(1) and the description of listing_entry
block in blogc-template(7)
for details.
locale
(default: unset):
The locale to be used when calling blogc(1). E.g. en_US.UTF-8
.
main_template
(default: main.tmpl
):
The template file that should be used when building HTML files. This file
is relative to template_dir
.
pagination_prefix
(default: page
):
The prefix of the generated pagination pages. It is relative to the
output directory.
post_prefix
(default: post
):
The prefix of the posts file names. It is used for both content and output
directories, and is relative to content_dir
and the output directory.
posts_per_page
(default: 10
):
Number of posts per page in the pagination pages. If negative, all the posts
are included. If 0
, no post listing pages are generated. Also, if negative or
0
, the pagination
build rule is disabled.
posts_sort
(default: false
):
If true, blogc(1) will sort the posts by date, despite the order of the posts
in the [posts]
section, in descending order. This setting is compatible with
html_order
and atom_order
settings, to control the order of the posts.
source_ext
(default: .txt
):
The extension of the source files.
tag_prefix
(default: tag
):
The prefix of the generated tag listing index pages. It is relative to the
output directory.
template_dir
(default: templates
):
The directory that stores the template files. This directory is relative
to blogcfile
.
The [posts]
section is a listing of the posts that will be included in the
website. They should be listed without the post prefix and without the extension,
only the "slugs" should be used. For example, with default settings, if the source
of the post is content/post/foo.txt
, the line added to the [posts]
section
is foo
.
All the posts are relative to the post_prefix
in the root of the website.
The [pages]
section is a listing of the pages that will be included in the
website. They should be listed without the page prefix and without the extension,
only the "slugs" should be used. For example, with default settings, if the source
of the page is content/foo.txt
, the line added to the [pages]
section is foo
.
All the pages are relative to the root of the website.
The [tags]
section is a listing of the tags that should be listed in the
website. blogc-make(1) will generate post listing indexes and Atom feeds for
each tag listed in the section.
The tags will be also provided to blogc as a MAKE_TAGS
variable, that is a
space-separated list of the tags, useful to generate tag clouds using the
foreach
template iterator. See blogc-template(7).
The [copy]
section is a listing of the files that should be copied to the
output directory.
All the files are relative to the blogcfile
, and their directory structure
will be built inside the output directory.
[global]
AUTHOR_NAME = Author
AUTHOR_EMAIL =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>SITE_TITLE = Site Title
SITE_TAGLINE = Site Tagline
BASE_DOMAIN = http://example.org
[settings]
locale = en_US.utf8
[posts]
post1
post2
[pages]
about
[tags]
tag1
tag2
[copy]
assets/custom.css
Please report any issues to: https://github.com/blogc/blogc
Rafael G. Martins<EMAIL_ADDRESS>blogc(1), blogc-make(1), blogc-template(7) strftime(3)


It's getting scarily close to the 25th... (Shop now with extra 40% off sale & 30% off everything else. Plus, free shipping.)


{% extends "metasearch/base.html" %}
{% block title %}
About Page
{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
MetaSearch is browser-based web APP written in Python and developed in Django. You can retrieve aggregated or clustered results from several search engines.


--- layout: page title: "Extensible Prioritization Scheme for HTTP" description: "This document describes a scheme for prioritizing HTTP responses. This scheme expresses the priority of each HTTP response using absolute values, rather than as a relative relationship between a group of HTTP responses. This document defines the Priority header field for communicating the initial priority in an HTTP version-independent manner, as well as HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 frames for reprioritizing the responses. These share a common format structure that is designed to provide future extensibility." ---
| Document Name: | Internet Draft ietf-httpbis-priority |
|---|---|
| Document URI: |
urn:ietf:id:ietf-httpbis-priority
|
| Online Version: |
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-httpbis-priority
|
| Organization: | Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
| Series: | Internet Draft (I-D) |
| Abstract: | This document describes a scheme for prioritizing HTTP responses. This scheme expresses the priority of each HTTP response using absolute values, rather than as a relative relationship between a group of HTTP responses. This document defines the Priority header field for communicating the initial priority in an HTTP version-independent manner, as well as HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 frames for reprioritizing the responses. These share a common format structure that is designed to provide future extensibility. |
Priority
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{% extends "base.html" %} {% block subheader %}Thank You{% endblock subheader %} {% block main %} {{ super() }}
You are done. Thank you for voting.
You may of course overwrite your previous choices by voting again.


--- layout: default title: Karan Ahuja - Maker at kodeplay. section_id: about ---
Karan is a restless tech enthusiast dreaming about changing the world. He loves to solve problems and thinks problems are the food for an entrepreneur's surv ival. He is interested in everything. Maths and science are always a calling. His mission in life is to be a "strong maker". He wants to be a yogi to accelerate learning and change the world for abundance, peace and joy. Subscribe to know more about karan's journey as a maker.


This is a direct steal of code from the older "Chat-vs2010" web application. The older application relies on the DLL generated from the "AspComet-vs2010" library. This application relies on the DLL generated from the "AspCoreCometware" library.
The comet URL in the older app was /comet, whereas this app uses /comet/45.0,
as my goal was to mimick a SalesForce server (aka "org")
To change the comet path, look at the way the UseCometMiddleware is referenced in Startup.cs.
You may need to update the javascript source for the below client UIs, too.
You can see when others join the 'chat' channel - launch multiple Dojo clients (multiple browser windows)
Go to the Dojo to start a chat session.


{% extends "registration/registration_base.html" %} {% block title %} Password reset | xxx {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Password reset
We have sent you an email with a link to reset your password. Please check
your email and click the link to continue.


Ralph Modejski
Live
He was born in Bochnia , then in Galicia, on January 27, 1861, to Gustav Sinnmayer Modrzejewski and actress Helena Opid Modrzejewska (best known outside Poland as Helena Modjeska).
He was a classmate of Ignacy Jan Paderewski in Poland and was a formidable pianist in his own right.
The son returned to Europe to study at l'Ecole des Ponts et Chaussées (the School of Bridges and Roads) in Paris, France. It was in 1883, while studying at Paris, that he obtained American citizenship. However, he always maintained contact with Poland, wrote much in Polish, and emphasized his Polish origins.
In 1885 he graduated from the School of Bridges and Roads at the top of his class. The same year, he married Felicie Benda; the couple had three children. He would later marry Virginia Mary Giblyn.
Modjeski returned to America to begin his career, working first under the "father of American bridge-building," George S. Morison. In 1893, in Chicago, Modjeski opened his own design office, which still exists as "Modjeski & Masters," after it was joined in 1924 by Frank M. Masters.
Modjeski's first project as chief engineer was the railroad bridge across the Mississippi River at Rock Island, Illinois. During his career, he served as chief or consulting engineer on dozens of bridges around the country.
He took over the mis-designed Quebec Bridge after the 1907 disaster that killed 75 workers, and succeeded in creating the longest truss span in the world (though a construction accident killed another thirteen workers). It is still the longest cantilever bridge in the world.
He died June 26, 1940, in Los Angeles, California.
Did You Know?
Modjeski was considered
America's greatest bridge builder.
in 1903.
He built nearly 40 bridges spanning the great rivers of North America.
He trained succeeding generations of American bridge designers and builders, including Joseph B. Strauss, chief engineer of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.


Tesla’s electric ‘cybertruck’ pickup to be unveiled on November 21
NEW YORK, Nov 8 — After announcing the vehicle years ago, Elon Musk revealed Wednesday in a tweet that the “cyberpunk” Tesla pickup truck will be officially unveiled on November 21.
Over the years, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has not been shy about talking up the company’s very first pickup truck; he’s described the model as “futuristic-like cyberpunk,” “an armoured personnel carrier from the future,” “heart-stopping,” and “the coolest car [he’s] ever seen.” After all this hype, Musk announced Wednesday that the time has finally come: The “Cybertruck” will officially be unveiled on November 21 in LA.
Accompanying the tweet published by Musk on Wednesday revealing this information was a clip of the opening titles of Blade Runner, the movie that seems to be one of Musk’s primary design inspirations for the vehicle. In terms of design, the best look Musk offered was published back in March; however, the image of the truck is too obscure to make sense of even at this point.
In the past, Musk has revealed a handful of specs about the cybertruck including its starting price of about US$50,000 (RM206,200), distance range up to 500 miles, and a dual motor all-wheel drive with “crazy torque & a suspension that dynamically adjusts for load.” It’s expected to have power outlets integrated into the body that can power heavy duty power tools without a generator.
In any case, the entire vehicle and any variants will finally have the wraps taken off in just a few weeks. Considering Musk’s tweet history, it’s likely to best to take his publications about the specs with a grain of salt. The official details will be unveiled on November 21. — AFP-Relaxnews


Pages are just static HTML pages stored in a folder on your site - by default they're in ~/Pages
.
Doctrine looks for a few special HTML attributes when it's indexing and rendering your pages:
<title />
tag is used to link to the page

and

tags which have a name
attribute will be rendered as deep links in the site navigation.<meta name="sort" value="XXX" />
in the
of your HTML page,
Doctrine will use this to sort pages when creating the table of contents.


How Students Get Themselves into Tutorial Hell
If you’re learning to program, there’s a good chance that at some point you’ve been stuck in “tutorial hell”. It’s an experience of doing more and more tutorials, but being unable to actually build anything. Many essays and videos have been made about this topic, but I’ve never seen someone else describe the perspective I’m going to share.
Tutorial hell is an unstable system of perceived incompetence caused by students using the wrong methods to fix the difference between what they know how to do and what they’ve been exposed to.  A system is stable when it will tend to return to some state. Imagine an apple in an otherwise empty fruit bowl. You poke it, and it rolls down to the bottom. That’s stable. Flip the fruit bowl over and put the apple on top. You poke it, and the apple rolls off to the side. That’s instability.
Incompetence just means not knowing how to do something. It also has a connotation of being dumb, but that’s unwarranted. It’s a temporary state. Learning is just going from incompetence to competence.
When you learn things, especially programming, there’s a difference between what you’ve been exposed to and what you actually know how to do on your own. This makes sense. You wouldn’t expect to look at everything just once and be able to do it on your own forever. The need for repeated exposure makes the group of things you’ve been exposed to much larger than the group of things that you can do on your own.
The difference between what you know and what you’ve seen causes perceptions of incompetence. “I’ve done a React tutorial, why can’t I make a React app? I watched that algorithm video, why can’t I solve coding problems?” This delta between ability and exposure causes anxiety in many students.
Where things go wrong is how students try to fix it. They reach for more tutorials, generally on more topics. “I’m not getting React, maybe I should try Vue.” This only makes things worse. A tutorial on a new topic increases exposure faster than it increases ability. This increases the ability/exposure delta, increasing anxiety and self-perception of incompetence.
This is the unstable system. The feelings the student is trying to relieve (anxiety, perceived incompetence) are only made worse by the method they use to relieve it (more tutorials on more topics).
Part of the solution might be obvious at this point. You need to increase ability without increasing exposure. This will narrow the gap between ability and exposure, relieving some of the negative feelings. It also means you’re actually increasing ability, which is the whole point of all of this anyway.
But how do you do that? The best method is to build things with the knowledge you already have. The easiest way to do this is through play. The most important aspects of play are that it is self-prescribed and enjoyable. You have to decide what to do for yourself and you have to like it.
It’s common for students to say “I don’t know how to actually make anything!”. They’ve defined “anything” to mean the peak of what they’ve been exposed to. Maybe that’s a full blown web app. That’s not what “anything” means.
Can you make text appear on a web page? Can you write a script that tells you if today is Christmas? Then you can make something. Make those things of your own choosing and of slowly increasing difficulty.
 You need to trade your anxiety about your abilities for embarrassment about how basic the stuff you’re making is. I think it’s a good trade.
The second method is to combine play with the tutorials you’ve already done. Go back through your old tutorials, but push the edges a little bit. What if I add this little extra feature at the beginning and then try to keep it all the way through? What if I try to do a bit from memory and then check back if I did it right? This may feel a bit safer.
The last method is to do more tutorials on the exact same topic. This won’t get you all the way out of tutorial hell, but it might get you closer to the gates. For example, there are at least a dozen beginner books and courses on Django. Keep working through them.  The essential thing is you have to stay on topic until you actually gain the ability.  Maybe I should learn Docker) you’re only going to make things worse. You’ll be like an apple rolling off a fruit bowl.
Source: r/learnprogramming


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Class javax.servlet.http.HttpSessionBindingEvent
java.lang.Object
|
+----java.util.EventObject
|
+----javax.servlet.http.HttpSessionBindingEvent
- public class HttpSessionBindingEvent
- extends EventObject
This event is communicated to a HttpSessionBindingListener whenever the
listener is bound to or unbound from a HttpSession value.
The event's
source is the HttpSession: binding occurs with a call to
HttpSession.putValue; unbinding occurs with a call to HttpSession.removeValue.
- See Also:
- HttpSession, HttpSessionBindingListener
-
HttpSessionBindingEvent(HttpSession, String)
- Constructs a new HttpSessionBindingEvent
-
getName()
- Returns the name to which the object is being bound or the name
from which the object is being unbound.
-
getSession()
- Returns the session into which the listener is being bound or
from which the listener is being unbound.
HttpSessionBindingEvent
public HttpSessionBindingEvent(HttpSession session,
String name)
- Constructs a new HttpSessionBindingEvent
- Parameters:
- session - the session acting as the source of the event
- name - the name to which the object is being bound or
the name from which the object is being unbound
getName
public String getName()
- Returns the name to which the object is being bound or the name
from which the object is being unbound.
getSession
public HttpSession getSession()
- Returns the session into which the listener is being bound or
from which the listener is being unbound.
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Classes
The following classes are available globally.
-
An L-System that supports both basic L-Systems as well as rules with weights and checks and elements with parameters
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class LSystem
-
Declaration
-
A rule that describes in what each element in the L-System is transformed into
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class LSystemRule
-
A list in which elements can have different weights
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class WeightedList<Element>


- Install GlassFish V2 and ActiveMQ 4.1
GlassFish V2 : http://glassfish.java.net/downloads/v2-b33e.html
ActiveMQ 4.1 : http://activemq.apache.org/activemq-410-release.html
- Modify the glassfish domain's (default domain is domain1)
classpath to add ActiveMQ4.1 jars
located in ActiveMQ installation lib directory. The asadmin GUI
could
be used to
modify a domain's classpath. Open a browser and type the url of the
application server admin GUI - http://hostname:adminport. Go to
Application Server -> JVM Settings -> Path Settings . Add
an
entry for the jar files shown below [comma-separated as shown below] in
the classpath suffix. Restart the application server domain for these
changes to take
effect.
- activemq-core.jar
- activeio.jar
- commons-logging.jar
- backport-util-concurrent.jar
- Start the Active MQ - please refer to http://activemq.apache.org/run-broker.html
- Create the required destinations :
http://activemq.apache.org/how-do-i-create-new-destinations.html
shows how destinations can be created in ActiveMQ. 2 queue
destinations are required, "Receive" from which we will receive the
messages and "Send" to which we will respond back from our MDB.
- Create the jndi bindings : Create a File system JNDI object store
to bind ActiveMQ JMS
administered objects. The following link shows a code snippet
that creates a FS
object store and binds the required ActiveMQ objects to the jndi tree.
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/rampsarathy/archive/Main.java
- Create the resource adapter configuration :
asadmin
create-resource-adapter-config --user <adminname>
--password
<admin password> --property
SupportsXA=true:ProviderIntegrationMode=jndi:RMPolicy=OnePerPhysicalConnection:
JndiProperties=java.naming.factory.initial\\=com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory
java.naming.provider.url\\=file://space/activemqobjects:LogLevel=FINEST
genericra
- Deploy the resource adapter using the asadmin deploy
command, as shown below. In the image above, see Generic JMS
RA deployed in the application server.
$ asadmin deploy --user admin --password
adminadmin
<location of the generic resource adapter rar file>
Generic JMS RA is present in
${GLASSFISH_HOME}/lib/addons/resourceadapters/genericjmsra/genericra.rar
- In order to configure a JMS Connection
Factory, using the Generic
Resource Adapter for JMS, a Connector connection pool and resources
needs to be created in the application server, as shown below.
#Creates a Connection Pool called mypool and points to XAQCF created in
Active MQ
asadmin create-connector-connection-pool --raname genericra
connectiondefinition javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory
--transactionsupport XATransaction --property
ConnectionFactoryJndiName=activemqconnectionfactory inpool
#Creates a Connection Pool called mypool2 and points to XATCF created
in Active MQ
asadmin create-connector-connection-pool --raname genericra
connectiondefinition javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory
--transactionsupport XATransaction --property
ConnectionFactoryJndiName=activemqconnectionfactory outpool
#Creates a connector resource named jms/MyQCF and
binds this resource to JNDI for applications to use.
asadmin create-connector-resource --poolname inpool jms/inboundXAQCF
Note: Though the inbound
configuration of the RA happens through the
activation specification, a pool has to be created to make sure that
the transaction recovery happens when the application restarts. This is
because the transaction manager does recovery only for connector
resources that are registered in domain.xml.
#Creates a connector resource named jms/MyTCF and
binds this resource to JNDI for applications to use.
asadmin create-connector-resource --poolname outpool jms/outboundXAQCF
- For JMS Destination Resources, an administered object needs to
be
created. In the image above, see jms/MyQueue [pointing to Generic JMS
RA and TQueue] created in the application server.
#Creates a javax.jms.Queue Administered Object and binds it to
application server's JNDI tree at
jms/inqueue and points to inqueue created in Sonic MQ.
asadmin create-admin-object --raname genericra --restype
javax.jms.Queue --property DestinationJndiName=Receive jms/inqueue
#Creates a javax.jms.Topic Administered Object and binds it to
application server's JNDI tree at
jms/MyTopic and points to outqueue created in Sonic MQ.
asadmin create-admin-object --raname genericra --restype
javax.jms.Topic --property DestinationJndiName=Send jms/outqueue
- Deployment descriptors:
The deployment descriptors need to take into account the resource
adapter and the connection resources that have been created. A sample
sun-ejb-jar.xml for a Message Driven Bean that listens to a destination
called inqueue in ActiveMQ, and publishes back reply messages to
a
destination resource named jms/outqueue is available here
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/rampsarathy/archive/sun-ejb-jar.xml
- The business logic encoded in Message Driven Bean could then
lookup the
configured QueueConnectionFactory/Destination resource to create a
connection and reply to the received message.


Hi-ho! This is me, Rafa
I'm a pirate Frontend Developer
and this is my CV
Hi-ho! This is me, Rafa
I'm a pirate Frontend Developer
and this is my CV
Extremely experienced
in the Frontend, read more...
Knowledgeable about
Design intricacies, read more...
Seasoned with
the Backend, read more...
I don't consider Javascript a toy language and I'm pretty aware of the bad habits usually related to this language. I try to follow Cockford's Javascript: The Good Parts advise and good Javascript Patterns. I would need a little push to use JSlint but I would be really glad to get to a company that encourages it.
I have extensive experience using Jquery as utility library complementing it when necessary with other libraries like UnderscoreJS
In the last two years I have been working in production environments with AngularJS, KnockoutJS and SpineJS. I've been also done some mockups with Backbone
Generally I create interactions optimized for smoothness and low power consumption, relying as much as I can in CSS transitions and animations, so I can keep Interaction, presentation and content layers separated.
Programming with Coffescript is not a problem to me, though I'm a bigger fan of Vainilla Javascript
I have some experiences with Yeoman (Grunt+Bower+YO) but just at the exploring level and I would be really interested on using it in production environments
Videogame programming is one of my hobbies and lately I have been exploring several HTML5/JS game engines and frameworks such as Phaser, ImpactJS or EaselJS; that has been quite useful to learn new ways of structuring the code and to note that they could be easily used as webapps development engines.
I'm pretty good & fast at writing clean, efficient, and semantically correct HTML & CSS.
I always apply graceful degradation philosophy to my works, due to my extensive experience I almost unconsciously apply styling patterns that result in posterior little or no crossbrowser debugging.
I have quite a good understanding of the pros and cons of SMACSS/Object Oriented CSS and have plenty of experience using (and customising) them in production environments.
I have experience with both SCSS and LESS and I'm pretty aware of the best practices to make them turn into a clean and efficient compiled CSS.
At the beggining of my career as an all round developer I learnt the principles of good design, composition and readability.
I understand color theory in a way that I'm not only able to create or find good color schemes but I'm also able to parametrically generate color schemes which have a good contrast and doesn't look bad
I'm really good at designing flows and thinking using time as another dimension to have into account, being able to spot problematic scenarios and design solutions for them in any interaction flow.
I have some experience with Adobe products as Photoshop, Illustrator and Fireworks, but as an Open Source supporter I use most of the time the Gimp and Inkscape.
I'm extremely proficient with Inkscape and I use it as a tool to create wireframes, mockups, prototypes, custom font sprites and SVGs to use in the web.
Since I was a child I've been interested in art and design and drawing has been one of my hobbies for more than 20 years.
Usability and User Experience are extremely important to me. I have the need to make everything as easy and delightful to use as possible. That's why I have invested my share of time studiying a bit of psychology and Usability/UX
I started to get into web development as a Ruby on Rails developer, working mainly in creating custom CMS and internal webtooling to manage small organizations
At the very beggining I would use Rails with MySQL and the basic templating system to create my websites.
As time went by and I began to participate on bigger teams with Java backends I would use Rails to create APIs for my client side applications which would use Solar, MySQL and mainly another API as data origins
Influenced by the Ruby community I've started to do TDD several times, though sadly I've never gotten deep into it.
University of Jaén. Computer Engineer. Finished in 2006
I keep on continuously reading books and articles in order to keep myself up to date and get new skills.
Languages: Fluent English, Native Spanish
I'm extremely creative. I have a high capability to solve problems by thinking outside of the box, and doing things as solving or minimizing problems in the Backend by using some interaction technique in the Frontend.
Drawing has been my hobby since I was a child, and I always like to have a pencil, an eraser and paper at hand, I'm able to make pretty decent drawings and I'm really efficient creating mocks on paper or a whiteboard.


Man injured, another charged after fight on North Terrace, Adelaide
A man is in hospital with facial fractures while another has been charged after a fistfight in the city.
Members of the public and security rushed to the injured man’s aid and performed CPR on North Tce outside Roma Mitchell House, opposite the Adelaide Railway Station, about 11.50pm on Thursday.
Both men, who did not appear to know each other, had exchanged words before punches were thrown, witnesses said.
The man had fractures to his face and was taken to the Royal Adelaide Hospital where he remained in a stable condition. Police will speak to him once his condition improves.
A Northfield man, 26, was arrested and charged with fighting in a public place.
He was bailed to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court in January and issued with a three-month barring order.


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 If you want to see a proper review, then you're in the wrong place. This is how vividly this movie stuck to me as the most horrible excuse for entertainment I've ever encountered: I can remember the reason I saw this movie, where, when, and I can especially remembering having thoughts about walking out of the theater. You must know that if I had had anything better to do, I would have left. (In fact, I've never walked out on a movie.)
But I had absolutely nothing to do, so I sat there and suffered. I was intrigued how anything so pathetic could have made it to the theaters.  It lacks any sense of purpose, plot, or entertainment value. There are dozens of movies which I could name that I'd gladly watch before I'd watch this movie again. Movies which people consistently rate 1/2 stars.
The major thing that mystifies me about this, uh (shall I say it?) movie is that there was a sequel. (Okay, only on video. But there were two sequels.) It makes me sad to think that there was any interest in this trash enough to let it linger. I have heard a rumor that either Siskel or Ebert gave it a good rating. If so, rest assured that either they were given a large sum of money to do so or they truly are the most inept of critics. Any critic that would have a positive
If all of my words have made you want to see it for the sake of adventure, then no doubt you have the same idea I had when I failed to leave the theater. I knew that this movie was insidious and yet I kept watching.
Note that Sam Raimi directed - a pseudonym used by permission of the Director's Guild if I'm not mistaken. I would be most interested to know the true culprit. I would like to ask him, "What were you thinking?"
It might be Bradford May - the guy who directed the two Darkman sequels and a director of foreign TV movies. I've never seen any of his other stuff.
He also directed "The Amy Fisher Story" and "Madonna: Innocence Lost." I have a feeling that this guy's stuff isn't quite what I'd call "quality."
One final note: I have not seen either Darkman II or III. I can imagine that these movies must be just as terrible as the original. Don't bother warning me about them, I will never see them.
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When studying in Europe, during a lunch, I asked one friend from Syria, "have you tried some Chinese food?" "Of course," he said, "but China is so big and complex, I cannnot tell what food represents China."
I was a little shocked about his understanding on China and have to admit what he said was accurate. Though using the same written language, Chinese from different areas cannot understand each other's talk at all due to dialects, let alone sharing the same food. There are endless interesting story about food in different areas. However, as a Chinese, I got numb about Chinese food and regarded it as something stereotyped.
Thanks to his words, it brought me a good opportunity to learn more about my hometown food and realize how colorful the food culture is. And I try to record something in this website.
Generally, Chinese colorful food culture is due to its huge variety in geography and climate. From eastern seaside lowlands to Tibetan Plateau (more than 4000 meters in average altitude), and from cold desert to tropical forest, Chinese land generates various raw ingredients as well as their corresponding food culture. In this website, I will introduce typical cuisines in 3 provinces of China, Sichuan, Canton and Shandong, as well as some interesting background facts.
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Facebook rebrands as calls for government-led breakup continue
by Jason AbbruzzeseFacebook introduced a new brand Monday: FACEBOOK.
The company announced in a blog post that the new brand, which retains the name of the social network, would have a new logo to better indicate all the various products and services it now offers, including Instagram and WhatsApp.
"Today, we're updating our company branding to be clearer about the products that come from Facebook," Antonio Lucio, the company's chief marketing officer, wrote in the blog post. "We're introducing a new company logo and further distinguishing the Facebook company from the Facebook app, which will keep its own branding."
The timing of the move is notable because the company faces calls from politicians and consumer advocates for the government to break it up into various pieces.
"This brand change is a way to better communicate our ownership structure to the people and businesses who use our services to connect, share, build community and grow their audiences," Lucio wrote.
The new logo features Facebook in capitalized letters with "custom typography." The company said the new brand would appear on Instagram, WhatsApp and its other offerings.
Google made a similar move in 2015, but called its new parent company Alphabet and restructured its company to make Google a subsidiary.


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