--- title: Isolate Single Service shortTitle: Isolate Single Service layout: page pageOrder: 9 section: 'Mock Server' subsection: true sitemap: priority: 0.7 changefreq: 'monthly' lastmod: 2015-04-18T22:40:27+01:00 ---
During deployment and debugging it is helpful to run a single application or service or handle a sub-set of requests on on a local machine in debug mode. Using MockServer it is easy to selectively forward requests to a local process running in debug mode, all other request can be forwarded to the real services for example running in a QA or UAT environment.
For example a single page application may load static resources such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript from a web server and also make AJAX calls to one or more separate services, as follows:
To isolate a single AJAX service, for development or debugging, the MockServer can selectively forward specific requests to local instance of the service:
One of the simplest ways to do this is using Node.js. In the example below all requests matching path "/rest.*" (i.e. starting with /rest) will go to the local machine on port 8080 whereas all other requests will go to a remote machine (i.e. a load balancer or remote server) on ip <IP_ADDRESS> and port 443.
First create a package.json file as follows:
{
"name": "simple-load-balancer",
"version": "1.0.0",
"main": "index.js",
"dependencies": {
"mockserver-node": "~1",
"mockserver-client": "~1"
}
}
Then create the index.js file that starts MockServer and sets up the forwarding rules as different expectations, as follows:
var mockserver = require('mockserver-node');
var mockServerClient = require('mockserver-client').mockServerClient;
var HTTP_PORT = 1080;
mockserver.start_mockserver({
serverPort: HTTP_PORT
}).then(function(){
// forward backend REST API request to local machine
mockServerClient("localhost", HTTP_PORT).mockAnyResponse({
"httpRequest": {
"path": "/rest.*",
"headers": [
{
"name": "Host",
"values": "qa\\.environment\\.com.*"
}
]
},
"httpForward": { // local machine Tomcat instance
"host": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"port": 8080,
"scheme": "HTTP"
},
"times": {
"unlimited": true
}
})
// forward all other request to QA environment
mockServerClient("localhost", HTTP_PORT).mockAnyResponse({
"httpRequest": {
"path": "/.*",
"headers": [
{
"name": "Host",
"values": "qa\\.environment\\.com.*"
}
]
},
"httpForward": { // QA load balancer
"host": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"port": 443,
"scheme": "HTTPS"
},
"times": {
"unlimited": true
}
})
});
console.log("started on port: " + HTTP_PORT);
// stop MockServer if Node exist abnormally
process.on('uncaughtException', function (err) {
console.log('uncaught exception - stopping node server: ' + JSON.stringify(err));
mockserver.stop_mockserver();
throw err;
});
// stop MockServer if Node exits normally
process.on('exit', function () {
console.log('exit - stopping node server');
mockserver.stop_mockserver();
});
// stop MockServer when Ctrl-C is used
process.on('SIGINT', function () {
console.log('SIGINT - stopping node server');
mockserver.stop_mockserver();
process.exit(0);
});
// stop MockServer when a kill shell command is used
process.on('SIGTERM', function () {
console.log('SIGTERM - stopping node server');
mockserver.stop_mockserver();
process.exit(0);
});
To start the process install the npm module and launch Node.js, as follows:
npm install
node index.js


Using QR codes or a similar approach, propose an interactive application to be deployed on a smart device (tablet, mobile phone, watch, fridge, TV, vehicle, etc. – at least 3 of them) able to recommend best products – considering quality, price, various restrictions,... – for a set of desired goodies, including several information of interest: characteristics, price, geographic availability, risk factors, etc. The application will also recommend products/services on the basis of the user's social graph (his/her "friends" on a social network).
The application provide a way of communication between customer and the store. The customer is able to see very quickly the best deals from each store, filter by area geographical, category, price, fiends preferences.
Based on the fact that everyone has a phone and they are using it every day, the application propose a simple way to inform the customer about the latest offers. Even if there are multiple stores with multiple offers, using the QR code, the user will be able to see only the offers from the closest stores, avoiding the sad face when he could find that the offer is not available in his town. Eventually, he can change the store from the application. The user can like an offer and share it with a friend from social media.
For the implementation, we built the application in React.js.
For the QR scanning page, we used qr-reader library.
The project has the pages implemented as in the mockups.
The main page: the user can navigate throught the menu, to click on a deal and be redirected to details page, to see the notifications, to search a specific deal.
(Img 1)
To filter by location, you can use qr scan menu item. You also have the possibility to upload an image if you have the right qr code.
(Img 2)
To see more detalies about a deal, you have to click on a card. On Detalies page, the user see more detalies, he can like it or send it to a friend.
(Img 3)
The user have the possibilities to select the categories on which he is interested in. The list of deals from the main page will be filtered by this criteria.
(Img 4)
A list of deals created for the user based on his preferences.
(Img 5)
The profile's user. He can see the deals that he liked and also, he has some settings.
(Img 6)
(Img 7)
1. User open the application.(Img 1)
2. He goes tot the Categories menu item and select the Fashion item.(Img 4)
3. He return to the main page and he sees all deals regarding fashion.(Img 1)
4. The user click on the favourite deal and the details page is openned.(Img 3)
5. The user click on the location and the google maps opens.
6. The user can save this deal by clicking on the heart item.(Img 3)
7. The user can see all the liked deals in his profile page section named "Interests".(Img 6)
1. User is in a shopping center and he opens the application.(Img 1)
2. He goes to the Scan menu item. The camera opens and he scan the qr code from the store.(Img 2)
3. He sees all the deals from that shopping center and he choose one.(Img 1)
4. He click on location to see where the store is situated and to receive indication.(Img 3)


Dashboard
Dashboard 01
Dashboard 02
UI Kit
Buttons
Loading Buttons
Components
Elements
Grid
Widgets
Forms
Advanced Form
Form Validation
Forms
Form Masks
Summernote
Other
Tables
Basic Tables
Data Table
Charts
Flot Chart
Morris Chart
Pages
Starter Page
Login
Register
Lock Screen
Error 400
Error 404
Extras
Profile
Coming-soon
FAQ
Gallery
CRM
Dashboard
Customers
eCommerce
Dashboard
Products


General Information
- Breed Purpose
- Meat Bird
- Comb
- Pea
- Broodiness
- Average
- Climate Tolerance
- All Climates
- Egg Productivity
- Medium
- Egg Size
- Medium
- Egg Color
- Brown
- Breed Temperament
- Friendly, Calm, Bears confinement well, Quiet
- Breed Colors/Varieties
- Dark, Jubilee, Blue-laced and White Red laced
- Breed Size
- Large Fowl
The Cornish breed is known variously by Indian or Cornish Game depending on country. In America it was originally always known as Indian Game, until 1905 when the American Poultry Association passed a motion to rename the breed to Cornish Indian Game. Due to the confusion the name caused by implying the breed came from India, and unpopularity of the use of Game in the name, it was eventually renamed to simply the Cornish in 1910. The Cornish is a large, stocky breed, often crossed with other breeds to enhance meat production. There are two variates, the Cornish Game and the Jubilee Cornish Game. The Cornish Game is dark blue - green in color, with brown patterning on the hens. Jubilee Cornish Game are much lighter, and less stocky than their counterparts. They are usually light wheaten in color, with light brown patterning.
The breed was developed by Sir Walter Gilbert, 1st Baronet, around 1820 and was accepted by the American Poultry Association in 1893.
Cornish chick
Cornish juvenile
Cornish hen
Cornish rooster
For more information on this breed and their owners' and breeders' experiences with them, see our breed discussion here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/chicken-breed-focus-cornish.1142033/


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Filling a form with values and reading it back after the HTTP POST request, is a process that is repetitive and error prone. However, it all boils down to filling named containers with values, retrieving the values back by these names and converting to the appropriate type.
It is very usual for a form to be about a single object. In this case, the process is very similar to saving and loading from a database. We could say that filling a form is like saving the object into the form, while reading the form is like loading the object from the form. However, there are two differences. First of all, the form may contain only a portion of all the fields of the object. So, filling the form should only fill the fields that exist in the form, while reading the form should only change the values of the fields that exist as parameters in the HTTP request. Furthermore, in the database there is a predifined table with a fixed name that hosts the fields. In a form, there is no such thing, however, we can create something equivalent with the use of namespaces.
-------------------- -------------------- -------------------- | | | | | | | | ----- Load ----> | | ----- Fill ----> | | | Database | | Object | | Form | | | <---- Save ----- | | <---- Read ----- | | | | | | | | -------------------- -------------------- --------------------
The namespace of a form that contains fields of an object can be anything. However, the name of each of the form elements depends only on the namespace of the form and the name of the field they represent. As a result, in order to fill a form with the data of an object, it is sufficient to provide a name and the object itself. Everything else can be extracted from this information. The name of the form element derives from the namespace and the name of the field. The value of the element is generated from the value of the field by following the conversion rules of the XType of the field. In reverse operation, reading from the HTTP parameters requires the same things.
For this reason, there is the class XWrap, which wraps an object with a namespace. By default the namespace of the object is a standard string derived from the name of the class and the id of the object. The XWrap contain XWrapFields and XWrapSlaves in direct analogy with the XMetaFields and XMetaSlaves.
|-------------------------| |--------| |---------------------| | XMeta <---------- XItem <--------+ XWrap | | |----------------| |--------| |------------| | | | XMetaField <-------------------------XWrapField | | | |----------------| |------------| | | | XMetaField <-------------------------XWrapField | | | |----------------| |------------| | | | XMetaSlave <-------------------------XWrapSlave | +--------------> name |--------|----------------| |------------|--------|
To get an XWrap from an object, use the Wrap method. There are two overloads, one for getting a wrap with a default name and one that expect the name to be passed as and argument. In is worth noting that the default name is not random and it is garanted to be the always the same for each call on the same object.
// To get a named wrap: $ui_new = $book->Wrap( 'new' ); // To get a wrap with a default name $ui = $book->Wrap( );
After retrieving the wrap, the form can be filled with the use of GetName() and GetValue() of the fields:
$ui = $book->Wrap(); TextBox::Make( $ui->Title->GetName() , $ui->Title->GetValue() )->Render(); TextBox::Make( $ui->Author->GetName() , $ui->Author->GetValue() )->Render();
As this is quite ofter, all controls have another overload of their constructor that needs only the XWrapField to be passed.
$ui = $book->Wrap(); TextBox::Make( $ui->Title ); TextBox::Make( $ui->Author );
If a form is filled with this method, then the name of every form element is generated in a certain way and therefore depends only on the feeding XWrap. As a result, it is easy to automatically read the form back.
$ui = $book->Wrap(); $ui->Read( Http::$POST ); // this is enough!
The above code will generate the name for each field of the book and will check the HTTP request if it contains parameters with this name. If so, it will extract these parameter by using the XType of the field. As a result, the book will have its title and its author updated by the form, while the rest of the fields will remain unchanged.
This is the same form of the chapter on Rendering, but this time automatic binding is used.
class ActionModifyBook extends Action { public function GetDefaultMode(){ return Action::MODE_AJAX_DIALOG; } /** @var Book */ private $book; public function __construct(Book $book){ parent::__construct(); $this->book = $book; } public function GetUrlArgs(){ return array('id'=>$this->book) + parent::GetUrlArgs(); } public static function Make(){ return new static(Book::Pick(Http::$GET['id']->AsID())); } public function IsPermitted(){ return true; } public function Render(){ $v = new ValidatorSet(); $ui = $this->book->Wrap(); if ($this->IsPostback()){ // Read the form $ui->Read( Http:$POST ); // Validate the form $v->Title->CheckMandatory( $this->book->Title ); $v->Author->CheckMandatory( $this->book->Author ); $v->Author->Check($this->book->Author==strtoupper($this->book->Author), oxy::txtMsgUseCapitalLetters()); // Process the form if ($v->HasPassed()) { $this->book->Save(); Oxygen::Refresh(); } } // Render the form echo $this->GetForm(); echo $ui->Title->GetLabel(); echo '
' TextBox::Make( $ui->Title )->Render(); if (!$v->Title->HasPassed()) echo new MessageControl($v->Title); echo '
' echo $ui->Author->GetLabel(); echo '
' TextBox::Make( $ui->Author )->Render();; if (!$v->Author->HasPassed()) echo new MessageControl($v->Author); echo '
' ButtonBox::Make()->WithValue( oxy::txtOK() )->WithIsSubmit( true )->Render(); ButtonBox::Make()->WithValue( oxy::txtCancel() )->WithIsCancel( true )->Render(); echo $this->EndForm(); } }


Xiaomi Patents Foldable Smartphone With Five Pop-Up Cameras
Xiaomi has secured a new patent, and this one is really interesting. Xiaomi patented a foldable smartphone with five pop-up cameras.
This is not something you see every day… well, we haven't seen it yet. This Xiaomi phone is not only foldable, but it sports five motorized pop-up cameras, which is not something we've seen thus far. Well, we haven't seen nearly as many pop-up cameras on a single device.
This patent has been submitted with CNIPA (China National Intellectual Property Administration), and as part of it, several sketches have been shared.
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Sketches that Xiaomi submitted show this foldable phone and its pop-up cameras
These sketches give us a good look at this device from all sides, except its back (when it is unfolded). The device folds outwards, like the Huawei Mate X, which means that when folded, its display is on both the front and back sides.
Interestingly enough, when unfolded, its left and right sides are not even. On the left side, the phone will remain a lot thicker than on the right. Only the display, and its back cover, unfold to the right.
This foldable smartphone from Xiaomi has five pop-up cameras that are centered up top. They are also pictured in the provided sketches, so you can take a closer look.
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Those cameras will, of course, be used as the phone's front-facing and rear-facing cameras. So, if you intend to use them as rear-facing cameras, the phone will need to be folded. Well, it needs to be folded if you want to see the display, in order to see what you're taking a picture of.
These sketches also suggest that the device will have really thin bezels, and no display notch. The patent seems to have been submitted on August 20, and it has been approved and published today.
This is not the first foldable design patent that the company registered
This is not the first patent for a foldable smartphone Xiaomi submitted, but it's the weirdest one. That penta pop-up camera setup makes this one of the oddest patents for a foldable phone we've seen thus far.
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Xiaomi is expected to introduce its first foldable smartphone in the near future, though it probably won't look like this. This phone may become a reality at some point, but it's not realistic to expect the company's first foldable to sport five pop-up cameras.
Xiaomi already demoed its foldable smartphone a while back, and chances are that it will look similar to that when it becomes official. Xiaomi will probably alter its design a bit, but not that much.
Rumors have been suggesting that the company will announce its first foldable by the end of 2019. That is still possible, though we may have to wait for Q1 2020 in order to see that. We'll see what will happen, as Xiaomi is also expected to announce the Mi MIX 4 by the end of 2019.
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Uses of Class
org.pipservices3.commons.validate.Schema
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Uses of Schema in org.pipservices3.commons.commands
ModifierConstructorDescriptionCommand
(String name, Schema schema, IExecutable function) Creates a new command object and assigns it's parameters. -
Uses of Schema in org.pipservices3.commons.validate
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
Schema to validate arrays.class
Schema to validateFilterParams
.class
Schema to validate maps.class
Schema to validate user defined objects.class
Schema to validatePagingParams
.class
Schema to validateProjectionParams
.class
Schema to validate object propertiesModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionSchema.makeOptional()
Makes validated values optional.Schema.makeRequired()
Makes validated values always required (non-null).Schema.withRule
(IValidationRule rule) Adds validation rule to this schema.Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
Validates a given value against this rule.void
AtLeastOneExistsRule.validate
(String path, Schema schema, Object value, List<ValidationResult> results) Validates a given value against this rule.void
Validates the given value.void
Validates a given value against this rule.void
Validates a given value against this rule.void
Validates a given value against this rule.void
OnlyOneExistsRule.validate
(String path, Schema schema, Object value, List<ValidationResult> results) Validates a given value against this rule.void
Validates a given value against this rule.void
PropertiesComparisonRule.validate
(String path, Schema schema, Object value, List<ValidationResult> results) Validates a given value against this rule.void
ValueComparisonRule.validate
(String path, Schema schema, Object value, List<ValidationResult> results) Validates a given value against this rule.


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The human brain is an incredible pattern-matching machine.
- Jeff Bezos
1. About Our Brain
Basic information about our brains and how it changes.
Contents
- Introduction
- Development of the brain
- Infants
- Children
- Teenagers
- 20's
- Brain Aging
- 30's
- 40's and 50's
Introduction:
The brain is one of the most important organs in our body. Despite that fact people don't usually think about keeping it healthy or when they do it's too late and there isn't much left to do. In this section you will find basic information about the brain, since birth to 60's.
Development of the brain:
Infants
Because the brain is an organ that does not regenerate and our goal is to keep ourb brain
younger as long as posbbile, we must build on a stable base.
Brain development
begins 20 days in the pregnancy phase. The mothers are encouraged to include more folic acid
in their diets, because the folic acid helps the nervous system develop.
Children
Usually children have two times more synapses than adults, meaning they can absorb information at a higher rate. In this phase of brain development, the parents are encouraged to leave their children explore the environment directly and not through a screen, even if the program they are watching is educational. Active information gathering is much more important than the passive one.
Teenagers
At this age, the brain reached it's adult size but its remodelling did not stop. How teenagers spend their time is crucial to brain development and the most important things they should do are: positive behaviour, good thinking skills, get lots of sleep, think about things more abstractly and understand that issues aren’t always simple, think more logically.
20's
The regions in the frontal lobe that are responsible for judgment, planning, weighing risks and decision-making finally finish developing. A twenty-something’s brain has reached its peak in terms of performance.
Brain Aging:
30's
This is the age when people start to feel that the brain does not regenerate and no new neurons are created. It becomes harder to learn new things and to remember names and numbers. It becomes important to maintain friendships, balance work and home, find time to relax.
40's and 50's
Doing stuff that we find challenging becomes important. Stepping out of our confort zone makes the brain more active. Mental abilities and reasoning skills decline. On the upside, other measures of cognition, such as moral decision-making, regulating emotions and reading social situations have been shown to improve beginning with middle age.
2. Keeping it Healthy
Simple set of rulles that if followed will help keep our brains younger for longer.
Contents
- Introduction
- Avoid smoking, drinking and taking drugs
- Protect your head
- Improve your diet
- Mental stimulation
- Control your emotions
- Socialize
- Exercise
- Sleep
Introduction:
When it comes to brain health, there's a simple set of rulles for everyone.
Avoid smoking, drinking and taking drugs
Brain scans revealed that current and former smokers had a thinner cortex than those who
never smoked. The cortex is where important thought processes such as memory, language and
perception occur.
According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and
Alcoholism, most heavy long-term alcohol users will experience a mild to moderate impairment
of intellectual functioning as well as diminished brain size.
Drugs can alter
important brain areas that are necessary for life-sustaining functions and can drive the
compulsive drug use that marks addiction.
Protect your head
Moderate to severe head injuries, even without diagnosed concussions, increase the risk of cognitive impairment.
Improve your diet
Good nutrition can help your mind as well as your body. For example, people that eat a Mediterranean style diet that emphasizes fruits, vegetables, fish, nuts, unsaturated oils (olive oil) and plant sources of proteins are less likely to develop cognitive impairment and dementia.
Mental stimulation
Through research with mice and humans, scientists have found that brainy activities stimulate
new connections between nerve cells and may even help the brain generate new cells,
developing neurological "plasticity" and building up a functional reserve that provides a
hedge against future cell loss.
Any mentally stimulating activity should help to
build up your brain. Read, take courses, try "mental gymnastics," such as word puzzles or
math problems Experiment with things that require manual dexterity as well as mental effort,
such as drawing, painting, and other crafts.
Control your emotions
People who are anxious, depressed, sleep-deprived, or exhausted tend to score poorly on cognitive function tests. Poor scores don't necessarily predict an increased risk of cognitive decline in old age, but good mental health and restful sleep are certainly important goals.
Socialize
Research shows that an active social life helps reduce your risk of developing dementia, including Alzheimer's disease. The theory is that social connections help keep the connections between your brain cells (neurons) strong.
Exercise
Exercise appears to slow age-related brain shrinkage and maintain the cognitive abilities that diminish with age.

3. References
References - you can read more by clicking on the links


FARE GAMES
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Edison Agami Films Director: Brian O'Hara Writer: Brian O'Hara (story by Isaac Agami) Cast: Russel Stuart, Eddie Estefan, Elizabeth Curtain, Marina Morgan
Driving a cab must be interesting. Every day you meet a variety of people and chances are some of them are celebrities whose popularity can rub off on you. If the job is so fascinating, why do so few New York drivers speak English? Nowadays, only immigrants with few skills seem to be getting into driving and even then, only temporarily until they can develop whatever is needed for something better. Fact is, there isn't much money if you're renting the vehicles and medallion and, if you own your own, you're paying off the $150,000 that it costs you nowadays just to get that badge on your hood that allows you to do business in New York. What's more you're putting in 12 hours a day with little exercise and considerable danger.
Because driving a taxi is so unpredictable, you'd think that drivers would have quite a few stories to tell. Before the great cafeteria The Belmore closed down a few years ago, that bustling restaurant was a hot spot for drivers who'd be able to park outside, use the facilities, and chew the fat with their colleagues about their fascinating experiences. You'd think that quite a few movies could be conjured up from such conversations, but "Fare Games" shows just how difficult translating cafeteria conversations into celluloid can be.
Isaac Agami, who produced the movie "Fare Games" in 1995 (which is being released only now, four years later), grew up in Jerusalem, where he developed a love for movies, but when he moved to New York some two decades ago, he found himself unable to earn a living as a distributor of independent films. He took to driving a cab. Some of the episodes of the movie may well be autobiographical. The trouble is that though the genre is ripe for both fun and melodrama, Mr. Agami's crew has shaped a film that is so ineptly written, so poorly acted, photographed and directed that you'd have to search under the hood, in the trunk, and under the back seat to find any redeeming value therein.
Under the virtually invisible direction of Brian O'Hara, "Fare Games" focuses on two forty-something drivers who are friends despite their distinct temperaments. Martin (Russel Stewart) is bald and divorced and looks his age. He lives alone and despite the many fares he picks up, he admits to getting along without a sexual outlet. By contrast, the tall and handsome Jimmy (Eddie Estefan) is married, lives in a spacious Long Island home that seems well beyond his means, with a wife who apparently does not work but spends her mornings cutting up men with her friend Marilyn. Each driver is to meet a woman who will change his life. Jimmy develops a thing with Jennifer (Marina Morgan), an attractive and uninhibited 20-year-old blond college student who invites him to spend evenings with her in her rich aunt's home in Riverdale. Martin teams up with Susie (Elizabeth Curtain), a sweet dancer in her twenties, who has been willing to dance in a topless bar but draws the line at her waistband. Needing a place to stay, she is invited by Martin to spend some time under his humble roof until she can get herself straightened out financially.
What passes for humor includes a guy who is spending time on a pay phone, throwing in terms from the 70's like "dude" and "bummer," some banal repartee between Jimmy and the waitress in a Queens diner, a threat by Jimmy's wife Barbara (Andre Leigh) to become the Lorena Bobbitt of the late 90's unless her husband 'fesses up to his affair, and some man-hating talk by Barbara's neighbor, Marilyn, who insists with a Brooklyn accent that "all men are dogs, just sniffing around."
There isn't a single episode on the long-running TV comedy "Taxi" that doesn't beat the humor, the wit, even the pathos of "Fare Games." Granted: there are no Judd Hirsches or Danny DeVitos is Mr. Agami's low-budget production. But during his 20+ years as a New Yorker, couldn't the producer have found a dancer who does not go through her role on Valium or a writer who doesn't exploit every dated and banal colloquy in the books?
Rated R. Running Time: 90 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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545 Talks for Designers from 68 ux/ui conferences all over the world.
The design and experience blog of Erik Flowers.
Reviews on design Books, user experience books, UX processes, graphic design books, typography books, lettering books.
Feature content on analytics, content strategy, information architecture, interaction design, philosophy, research, universal design and accessibility.
The newest UX/UI design resources recommended for UX and UI designers.
UX/UI experts share with you their valuable ideas, practical tips, useful guidelines, recommended best practices and great case studies.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.mypurecloud.sdk.v2.api | |
| com.mypurecloud.sdk.v2.model |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatApi.getWebchatGuestConversationMember(GetWebchatGuestConversationMemberRequest request)
Get a web chat conversation member
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatApi.getWebchatGuestConversationMember(String conversationId,
String memberId)
Get a web chat conversation member
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ApiResponse<WebChatMemberInfo> |
WebChatApi.getWebchatGuestConversationMember(ApiRequest<Void> request)
Get a web chat conversation member
|
Future<ApiResponse<WebChatMemberInfo>> |
WebChatApiAsync.getWebchatGuestConversationMemberAsync(ApiRequest<Void> request,
AsyncApiCallback<ApiResponse<WebChatMemberInfo>> callback)
Get a web chat conversation member
|
Future<WebChatMemberInfo> |
WebChatApiAsync.getWebchatGuestConversationMemberAsync(GetWebchatGuestConversationMemberRequest request,
AsyncApiCallback<WebChatMemberInfo> callback)
Get a web chat conversation member
|
ApiResponse<WebChatMemberInfo> |
WebChatApi.getWebchatGuestConversationMemberWithHttpInfo(String conversationId,
String memberId)
Get a web chat conversation member
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Future<ApiResponse<WebChatMemberInfo>> |
WebChatApiAsync.getWebchatGuestConversationMemberAsync(ApiRequest<Void> request,
AsyncApiCallback<ApiResponse<WebChatMemberInfo>> callback)
Get a web chat conversation member
|
Future<WebChatMemberInfo> |
WebChatApiAsync.getWebchatGuestConversationMemberAsync(GetWebchatGuestConversationMemberRequest request,
AsyncApiCallback<WebChatMemberInfo> callback)
Get a web chat conversation member
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.authenticatedGuest(Boolean authenticatedGuest)
If true, the guest member is an authenticated guest.
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.avatarImageUrl(String avatarImageUrl)
The url to the avatar image of the member.
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.customFields(Map<String,String> customFields)
Any custom fields of information pertaining to this member.
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.displayName(String displayName)
The display name of the member.
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.email(String email)
The email address of the member.
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.firstName(String firstName)
The first name of the member.
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatConversation.getMember() |
WebChatMemberInfo |
CreateWebChatConversationResponse.getMember() |
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatTyping.getSender() |
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMessage.getSender() |
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.id(String id)
The communicationId of this member.
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.joinDate(Date joinDate)
The time the member joined the conversation.
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.lastName(String lastName)
The last name of the member.
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.leaveDate(Date leaveDate)
The time the member left the conversation, or null if the member is still active in the conversation.
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.phoneNumber(String phoneNumber)
The phone number of the member.
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.role(WebChatMemberInfo.RoleEnum role)
The role of the member, one of [agent, customer, acd, workflow]
|
WebChatMemberInfo |
WebChatMemberInfo.state(WebChatMemberInfo.StateEnum state)
The connection state of this member.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<WebChatMemberInfo> |
WebChatMemberInfoEntityList.getEntities() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
WebChatConversation |
WebChatConversation.member(WebChatMemberInfo member)
Chat Member
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CreateWebChatConversationResponse |
CreateWebChatConversationResponse.member(WebChatMemberInfo member)
Chat Member
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WebChatTyping |
WebChatTyping.sender(WebChatMemberInfo sender)
The member who sent the message
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WebChatMessage |
WebChatMessage.sender(WebChatMemberInfo sender)
The member who sent the message
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void |
WebChatConversation.setMember(WebChatMemberInfo member) |
void |
CreateWebChatConversationResponse.setMember(WebChatMemberInfo member) |
void |
WebChatTyping.setSender(WebChatMemberInfo sender) |
void |
WebChatMessage.setSender(WebChatMemberInfo sender) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
WebChatMemberInfoEntityList |
WebChatMemberInfoEntityList.entities(List<WebChatMemberInfo> entities) |
void |
WebChatMemberInfoEntityList.setEntities(List<WebChatMemberInfo> entities) |
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public class ShopGun
extends java.lang.Object
<meta-data android:name="com.shopgun.android.sdk.api_key" android:value="YOUR_API_KEY" />
<meta-data android:name="com.shopgun.android.sdk.api_secret" android:value="YOUR_API_SECRET" />
<meta-data android:name="com.shopgun.android.sdk.develop.api_key" android:value="YOUR_DEVELOP_API_KEY" />
<meta-data android:name="com.shopgun.android.sdk.develop.api_secret" android:value="YOUR_DEVELOP_API_SECRET" />
new ShopGun.Builder(Application).build()
.
Once the SDk is instantiated, ShopGun have been setup and you can now
refer to the singleton by calling getInstance()
.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
ShopGun.Builder
API for creating ShopGun instance.
|
static interface |
ShopGun.OnInstanceCreationListener |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
TAG |
static Version |
VERSION |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Request<?> |
add(Request<?> request)
Shortcut method for adding requests to the RequestQueue.
|
void |
clear()
Clears all preferences that the SDK has created.
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java.lang.String |
getApiKey()
Returns the API key found at http://etilbudsavis.dk/api/.
|
java.lang.String |
getApiSecret()
Returns the API secret found at http://etilbudsavis.dk/api/.
|
com.apollographql.apollo.ApolloClient |
getApolloClient()
Get the shared Apollo client for graphQL queries to
"https://graph.service.shopgun.com"
|
okhttp3.OkHttpClient |
getClient()
Get the shared client for http requests
|
android.content.Context |
getContext()
The
Context , ShopGun has been instantiated with |
Environment |
getEnvironment()
Returns the current
Environment in use. |
java.lang.String |
getEventEnvironment() |
java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService |
getExecutor()
This returns a pool of threads for executing various SDK tasks on a thread.
|
android.os.Handler |
getHandler()
Get a static handler, created on the main looper.
|
static ShopGun |
getInstance()
Singleton access to a
ShopGun object. |
java.lang.String |
getLegacyEventEnvironment() |
io.realm.Realm |
getLegacyRealmInstance() |
LifecycleManager |
getLifecycleManager() |
ListManager |
getListManager()
Deprecated.
ListManager no longer maintained |
SgnLocation |
getLocation()
A location object used by ETA, when making API requests.
|
io.realm.Realm |
getRealmInstance() |
RequestQueue |
getRequestQueue()
Get the current instance of request queue.
|
SessionManager |
getSessionManager()
Get the currently active session.
|
Settings |
getSettings()
Get the settings, that ETA SDK is using.
|
SyncManager |
getSyncManager()
Deprecated.
SyncManager no longer maintained |
ThemeEnvironment |
getThemeEnvironment()
Returns the current
ThemeEnvironment in use. |
boolean |
isDevelop()
Indicates whether the SDK is in develop state, and is using development keys.
|
static boolean |
isInstantiated()
Check if the instance have been instantiated.
|
boolean |
legacyEventsDetected() |
static void |
registerOnInstanceCreationListener(ShopGun.OnInstanceCreationListener listener) |
public static final java.lang.String TAG
public static final Version VERSION
public static ShopGun getInstance()
ShopGun
object.
To build and customize an instance of ShopGun
, please refer to ShopGun.Builder
.
ShopGun
instancepublic static boolean isInstantiated()
To build and customize an instance of ShopGun
, please refer to ShopGun.Builder
.
true
if ShopGun is instantiated, else false
public okhttp3.OkHttpClient getClient()
public com.apollographql.apollo.ApolloClient getApolloClient()
public LifecycleManager getLifecycleManager()
public java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService getExecutor()
ExecutorService
public android.content.Context getContext()
Context
, ShopGun
has been instantiated with
Note that this is the application context
, and therefore has some restrictions
public java.lang.String getApiKey()
public java.lang.String getApiSecret()
public Environment getEnvironment()
Environment
in use.Environment
public ThemeEnvironment getThemeEnvironment()
ThemeEnvironment
in use.Environment
public java.lang.String getEventEnvironment()
public java.lang.String getLegacyEventEnvironment()
public Request<?> add(Request<?> request)
request
- to be performedpublic RequestQueue getRequestQueue()
public SessionManager getSessionManager()
public Settings getSettings()
public SgnLocation getLocation()
@Deprecated public ListManager getListManager()
ListManager
no longer maintainedListManager
.@Deprecated public SyncManager getSyncManager()
SyncManager
no longer maintainedSyncManager
.public android.os.Handler getHandler()
public boolean isDevelop()
public void clear()
This includes invalidating the current session and user, clearing all rows in DB, clearing preferences, resetting location info, clearing API cache, e.t.c.
public io.realm.Realm getRealmInstance()
public boolean legacyEventsDetected()
public io.realm.Realm getLegacyRealmInstance()
public static void registerOnInstanceCreationListener(ShopGun.OnInstanceCreationListener listener)


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| Methods' Summary |
| filter |
filter the document.
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| cancel |
cancel the process.
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| Methods' Details |
filter
- Description
- filter the document.
The given MediaDescriptor holds all neccessary information
about the document.
Don't hold hard references to the descriptor items. You must copy needed information!
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Daimler, BMW, Volkswagen accused by competition watchdog
by DWDaimler, BMW and Volkswagen were together fined €100 million ($111 million) on Thursday for forming a cartel to fix steel prices.
Germany’s competition watchdog, the Bundeskartellamt, imposed the fine, accusing the three companies of engaging in “anticompetitive practices” to buy steel.
In a statement, the Bonn-based authority said Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW met regularly with steel producers “between 2004 and the end of 2013” to discuss uniform surcharges for purchasing the raw material.
Unlawful prices resulting from these cartel meetings were in place until at least 2016, the statement added.
The case refers specifically to “long steel,” a crucial element used in manufacturing car parts such as crankshafts, steering rods and cogs.
The companies accepted the fine, the watchdog said. Volkswagen is expected to pay €48.7 million. BMW said it would pay €28 million, while Daimler will pay €23.5 million.
The three carmakers are also under investigation by the European Commission for allegedly agreeing not to compete on emissions reduction technologies.
The Bundeskartellamt has launched a number of recent probes into price rigging in the steel industry. In July 2018, the authority ordered six stainless steel producers to pay €205 million for price-fixing.
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Solskjaer hails fighting spirit but rues another poor overall Man Utd showing
by ReutersSHEFFIELD: Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said the fighting spirit his players showed to battle back from 2-0 down to lead 3-2 at Sheffield United pleased him, but rued another poor overall performance in their 3-3 draw at Bramall Lane.
Solskjaer’s side looked dead and buried after trailing 2-0 at halftime on Sunday, having been completely out-played by the newly-promoted side.
However, three goals in seven minutes from Brandon Williams, Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rashford turned the match on its head, and put the visitors on course for a victory similar to the comeback wins of Alex Ferguson’s tenure.
The home side were not done, though, with Oli McBurnie levelling in stoppage time to deny Manchester United a second away league win of the season, and leaving Solskjaer with mixed emotions.
“It was a very poor performance,” Solskjaer said. “To be honest, I’m thinking back to Everton (defeat in April) because that team gave up and this team didn’t. So when we turned it round it’s a great answer to get from the boys.
“We did play badly in the first half, we didn’t win any challenges. But to be able to shake those fears away – what looked like fears in the first half – when you’re 2-0 down and don’t give up is pleasing.”
All three Manchester United goalscorers were academy products, and it was the first time United had two teenagers score in a Premier League match since October 2005, giving Solskjaer further cause to be optimistic.
“The way they’ve turned it round, it changes so much in players’ heads, in young players’ heads,” the Norwegian added.
“Remember these boys are young. When they get the belief after the first goal, suddenly we’re on the front foot, we’re on the up and the boys are trying things that lead the fear away.
“The young players we must have learned a lot today and I’m sure they have.”


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the table's jurisidction, which will locate the claim on a map. The right-click
context menu in shown below:
The location of the web browser can be modified by selecting Edit>>Preferences.


Travel Worry-Free with Your Family
As a parent, it's next to impossible to fly if you have multiple kids. Holding a baby while trying to carry your own luggage, the baby's luggage, the toddler's luggage, the carseat, the stroller, etc. is physically impossible. KidsFly alerts airport staff of your arrival to have an airport employee ready at the curb. By utilizing our services, your family will be able to travel without worrying about having to haul bulky and heavy luggage and still keep track of your young ones.
Our friendly staff will meet you at your designated meeting point and do what is necessary or requested to help you enjoy safe travels from airport to airport.


JavaScript enthusiast with experience in building and maintaining SaaS products. Likes reading and discussing JavaScript Technologies.
Hands-on experience: JavaScript, React, Redux, SCSS, Webpack, Nodejs, AWS, Jest, Docker
Evive combines big data and predictive analytics to change how people use benefits. Our proprietary technology platform makes it simple for employees to make better health, wealth, and work/life decisions and for employers to maximize their benefits investments. At Evive I am responsible for developing features/products in a scalable manner, planning with Scrum Masters and Product managers to define the deliverables. I also lead a small team of Frontend Enginners.
Working on re-writing Evive's premier product, Dashboard in ReactJS.The Tech Stack includes React JS, ES6, SCSS, HTML5 and WebPack. Also involved in code review and decision making process of the product.
Implementing, validating and testing various types of interfaces to facilitate communication for Financial and Clinical systems involving HL7 and X12 message formats. This involves scripting for Clinical and Financial interfaces for different clients in JS.
Responsible for developing a web application with R using shiny framework to analyse the performance of Device Works and System Integration Unit at Cerner Corporation.
GPA: 8.76/10
Percentage: 85.2%
Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors.
When forced indoors, I watch movies and television shows, I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technolgy advancements in the front-end web development world.


Just to be clear, I'm not really the right person to answer questions about social security benefits. For that, please contact the Social Security administration.
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Render a Midi File
This tutorial will show you how to generate a Midi file.
- Open the "Song Settings" window
- Make sure that you select the "Song" tab
- Change the "Seed" property to anything (your name?) or generate a random by pressing the small "R" button
- Open the "Export" window and select the "Midi" tab
- Click the "Export Midi" button and wait for the Midi file to generate
- Click on the "Result Link" to download the file!
- To generate a Wav, Mp3 or Ogg file from the Midi, you can use a program called Synthfont


This class encapsulates a K- Nearest Neighbor Classifier.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-nearest_neighbor_algorithm
Classify a single image. Takes in an image and returns the string of the classification.
Make sure you haved loaded the feauture extractors and the training data.
Train the classifier. paths the order of the paths in the same order as the class type
disp - if display is a display we show images and class label, otherwise nothing is done.
subset - if subset = -1 we use the whole dataset. If subset = # then we use min(#images,subset)
savedata - if save data is None nothing is saved. If savedata is a file name we save the data to a tab delimited file.
verbose - print confusion matrix and file names returns [%Correct %Incorrect Confusion_Matrix]
Train the classifier. paths the order of the paths in the same order as the class type
disp - if display is a display we show images and class label, otherwise nothing is done.
subset - if subset = -1 we use the whole dataset. If subset = # then we use min(#images,subset)
savedata - if save data is None nothing is saved. If savedata is a file name we save the data to a tab delimited file.
verbose - print confusion matrix and file names returns [%Correct %Incorrect Confusion_Matrix]
This class encapsulates a Naive Bayes Classifier. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naive_bayes
Classify a single image. Takes in an image and returns the string of the classification.
Make sure you haved loaded the feauture extractors and the training data.
Train the classifier. paths the order of the paths in the same order as the class type
disp - if display is a display we show images and class label, otherwise nothing is done.
subset - if subset = -1 we use the whole dataset. If subset = # then we use min(#images,subset)
savedata - if save data is None nothing is saved. If savedata is a file name we save the data to a tab delimited file.
verbose - print confusion matrix and file names returns [%Correct %Incorrect Confusion_Matrix]
Train the classifier. paths the order of the paths in the same order as the class type
disp - if display is a display we show images and class label, otherwise nothing is done.
subset - if subset = -1 we use the whole dataset. If subset = # then we use min(#images,subset)
savedata - if save data is None nothing is saved. If savedata is a file name we save the data to a tab delimited file.
verbose - print confusion matrix and file names returns [%Correct %Incorrect Confusion_Matrix]
This class encapsulates a Naive Bayes Classifier. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Support_vector_machine
Classify a single image. Takes in an image and returns the string of the classification.
Make sure you haved loaded the feauture extractors and the training data.
Train the classifier. paths the order of the paths in the same order as the class type
disp - if display is a display we show images and class label, otherwise nothing is done.
subset - if subset = -1 we use the whole dataset. If subset = # then we use min(#images,subset)
savedata - if save data is None nothing is saved. If savedata is a file name we save the data to a tab delimited file.
verbose - print confusion matrix and file names returns [%Correct %Incorrect Confusion_Matrix]
Train the classifier. paths the order of the paths in the same order as the class type
disp - if display is a display we show images and class label, otherwise nothing is done.
subset - if subset = -1 we use the whole dataset. If subset = # then we use min(#images,subset)
savedata - if save data is None nothing is saved. If savedata is a file name we save the data to a tab delimited file.
verbose - print confusion matrix and file names returns [%Correct %Incorrect Confusion_Matrix]
This method encapsulates a number of tree-based machine learning approaches and associated meta algorithms.
Decision trees: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_trees
boosted adpative decision trees http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adaboost
random forrests http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_forest
bagging (bootstrap aggregating) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bootstrap_aggregating
Classify a single image. Takes in an image and returns the string of the classification.
Make sure you haved loaded the feauture extractors and the training data.
Train the classifier. paths the order of the paths in the same order as the class type
disp - if display is a display we show images and class label, otherwise nothing is done.
subset - if subset = -1 we use the whole dataset. If subset = # then we use min(#images,subset)
savedata - if save data is None nothing is saved. If savedata is a file name we save the data to a tab delimited file.
verbose - print confusion matrix and file names returns [%Correct %Incorrect Confusion_Matrix]
Train the classifier. paths the order of the paths in the same order as the class type
disp - if display is a display we show images and class label, otherwise nothing is done.
subset - if subset = -1 we use the whole dataset. If subset = # then we use min(#images,subset)
savedata - if save data is None nothing is saved. If savedata is a file name we save the data to a tab delimited file.
verbose - print confusion matrix and file names returns [%Correct %Incorrect Confusion_Matrix]


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Current document is in context.doc. You can access document fields with dot notation, i.e context.doc.field_name.
Your script is executed in the server, not in your browser
Document values (fields) can be primitive types (string, number etc), arrays or objects. So you must check the type.
The script is synchronous, you can not make any IO calls
There is a 100 ms timeout (in order to prevent infinite loops)
You define your output via out.value that gets written to the field that you defined when you created this node (output field).
Example scripts
Some sample scripts.
// this is the current document
var doc = context.doc;
var greeting = context.node.settings.greeting;
// this writes the result to the field of the current document
out.value = greeting + " The document id is: " + doc._id;


title = "Department Labs" url = "/dept/:perma/labs" layout = "department" description = "Labs of Department" is_hidden = 0 == function onStart() { $this['labs'] = $this['dept']->labs; $this['navtitle'] = 'Labs'; $this['active'] = 'lab'; } == {% for lab in labs %}


public class PrecisionModel
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Comparable
Coordinate
s in a Geometry
.
In other words, specifies the grid of allowable
points for all Geometry
s.
The makePrecise(Coordinate)
method allows rounding a coordinate to
a "precise" value; that is, one whose
precision is known exactly.
Coordinates are assumed to be precise in geometries. That is, the coordinates are assumed to be rounded to the precision model given for the geometry. JTS input routines automatically round coordinates to the precision model before creating Geometries. All internal operations assume that coordinates are rounded to the precision model. Constructive methods (such as boolean operations) always round computed coordinates to the appropriate precision model.
Currently three types of precision model are supported:
Coordinates are represented internally as Java double-precision values. Since Java uses the IEEE-394 floating point standard, this provides 53 bits of precision. (Thus the maximum precisely representable integer is 9,007,199,254,740,992 - or almost 16 decimal digits of precision).
JTS binary methods currently do not handle inputs which have different precision models. The precision model of any constructed geometric value is undefined.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
PrecisionModel.Type
The types of Precision Model which JTS supports.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static PrecisionModel.Type |
FIXED
Fixed Precision indicates that coordinates have a fixed number of decimal places.
|
static PrecisionModel.Type |
FLOATING
Floating precision corresponds to the standard Java
double-precision floating-point representation, which is
based on the IEEE-754 standard
|
static PrecisionModel.Type |
FLOATING_SINGLE
Floating single precision corresponds to the standard Java
single-precision floating-point representation, which is
based on the IEEE-754 standard
|
static double |
maximumPreciseValue
The maximum precise value representable in a double.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
PrecisionModel()
Creates a
PrecisionModel with a default precision
of FLOATING. |
PrecisionModel(double scale)
Creates a
PrecisionModel that specifies Fixed precision. |
PrecisionModel(double scale,
double offsetX,
double offsetY)
Deprecated.
offsets are no longer supported, since internal representation is rounded floating point
|
PrecisionModel(PrecisionModel.Type modelType)
Creates a
PrecisionModel that specifies
an explicit precision model type. |
PrecisionModel(PrecisionModel pm)
Copy constructor to create a new
PrecisionModel
from an existing one. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
compareTo(java.lang.Object o)
Compares this
PrecisionModel object with the specified object for order. |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object other) |
int |
getMaximumSignificantDigits()
Returns the maximum number of significant digits provided by this
precision model.
|
double |
getOffsetX()
Deprecated.
Offsets are no longer used
|
double |
getOffsetY()
Deprecated.
Offsets are no longer used
|
double |
getScale()
Returns the scale factor used to specify a fixed precision model.
|
PrecisionModel.Type |
getType()
Gets the type of this precision model
|
boolean |
isFloating()
Tests whether the precision model supports floating point
|
void |
makePrecise(Coordinate coord)
Rounds a Coordinate to the PrecisionModel grid.
|
double |
makePrecise(double val)
Rounds a numeric value to the PrecisionModel grid.
|
static PrecisionModel |
mostPrecise(PrecisionModel pm1,
PrecisionModel pm2)
Determines which of two
PrecisionModel s is the most precise
(allows the greatest number of significant digits). |
Coordinate |
toExternal(Coordinate internal)
Deprecated.
no longer needed, since internal representation is same as external representation
|
void |
toExternal(Coordinate internal,
Coordinate external)
Deprecated.
no longer needed, since internal representation is same as external representation
|
Coordinate |
toInternal(Coordinate external)
Deprecated.
use makePrecise instead
|
void |
toInternal(Coordinate external,
Coordinate internal)
Deprecated.
use makePrecise instead
|
java.lang.String |
toString() |
public static final PrecisionModel.Type FIXED
public static final PrecisionModel.Type FLOATING
public static final PrecisionModel.Type FLOATING_SINGLE
public static final double maximumPreciseValue
public PrecisionModel()
PrecisionModel
with a default precision
of FLOATING.public PrecisionModel(PrecisionModel.Type modelType)
PrecisionModel
that specifies
an explicit precision model type.
If the model type is FIXED the scale factor will default to 1.modelType
- the type of the precision modelpublic PrecisionModel(double scale, double offsetX, double offsetY)
PrecisionModel
that specifies Fixed precision.
Fixed-precision coordinates are represented as precise internal coordinates,
which are rounded to the grid defined by the scale factor.scale
- amount by which to multiply a coordinate after subtracting
the offset, to obtain a precise coordinateoffsetX
- not used.offsetY
- not used.public PrecisionModel(double scale)
PrecisionModel
that specifies Fixed precision.
Fixed-precision coordinates are represented as precise internal coordinates,
which are rounded to the grid defined by the scale factor.scale
- amount by which to multiply a coordinate after subtracting
the offset, to obtain a precise coordinatepublic PrecisionModel(PrecisionModel pm)
PrecisionModel
from an existing one.public static PrecisionModel mostPrecise(PrecisionModel pm1, PrecisionModel pm2)
PrecisionModel
s is the most precise
(allows the greatest number of significant digits).pm1
- a PrecisionModelpm2
- a PrecisionModelpublic boolean isFloating()
true
if the precision model supports floating pointpublic int getMaximumSignificantDigits()
WKTWriter
).
This method would be more correctly called getMinimumDecimalPlaces, since it actually computes the number of decimal places that is required to correctly display the full precision of an ordinate value.
Since it is difficult to compute the required number of decimal places for scale factors which are not powers of 10, the algorithm uses a very rough approximation in this case. This has the side effect that for scale factors which are powers of 10 the value returned is 1 greater than the true value.
public double getScale()
public PrecisionModel.Type getType()
PrecisionModel.Type
public double getOffsetX()
public double getOffsetY()
public void toInternal(Coordinate external, Coordinate internal)
internal
to the precise representation of external
.external
- the original coordinateinternal
- the coordinate whose values will be changed to the
precise representation of external
public Coordinate toInternal(Coordinate external)
external
.external
- the original coordinateexternal
public Coordinate toExternal(Coordinate internal)
internal
.internal
- the original coordinateinternal
public void toExternal(Coordinate internal, Coordinate external)
external
to the external representation of internal
.internal
- the original coordinateexternal
- the coordinate whose values will be changed to the
external representation of internal
public double makePrecise(double val)
This method has no effect on NaN values.
Note: Java's Math#rint
uses the "Banker's Rounding" algorithm,
which is not suitable for precision operations elsewhere in JTS.
public void makePrecise(Coordinate coord)
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object other)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
public int compareTo(java.lang.Object o)
PrecisionModel
object with the specified object for order.
A PrecisionModel is greater than another if it provides greater precision.
The comparison is based on the value returned by the
getMaximumSignificantDigits()
method.
This comparison is not strictly accurate when comparing floating precision models
to fixed models; however, it is correct when both models are either floating or fixed.compareTo
in interface java.lang.Comparable
o
- the PrecisionModel
with which this PrecisionModel
is being comparedPrecisionModel
is less than, equal to, or greater than the specified PrecisionModel


Crime in San Francisco
Welcome to the Crime in San Francisco page. Here you'll be able to display the crimes filtered by date and type. Click on the marker for more information.
Once you've selected your parameters click on the 'Display Results' button to see your first research.


Michał Zając
tl;dr The internet is a side effect of ARPANET project
Military got fed up with people browsing their stuff.
How many bits per second can the media handle?
How long does it take for one bit to reach the other end?
8P8C connector over Cat 3 - Cat 8 cable
Optic fibres
WiFi obviously
An IPv4 address is made of 4 octets.
DNS
| Source | Destination | Message |
|---|---|---|
| Browser | ISP DNS | Hey, got IP address of pl.wikipedia.org? |
| ISP DNS | Root DNS | Oy mate, got IP address of pl.wikipedia.org? |
| Root DNS | ISP DNS | Nope, but ask <IP_ADDRESS> about org domain |
| ISP DNS | org DNS | Ay fam, got IP for pl.wikipedia.org? |
| org DNS | ISP DNS | Nope, ask <IP_ADDRESS> about wikipedia.org domain |
| ISP DNS | wikipedia.org DNS | Hi, can I have IP address for pl.wikipedia.org? |
| wikipedia.org DNS | ISP DNS | pl.wikipedia.org is <IP_ADDRESS> |
| ISP DNS | Browser | pl.wikipedia.org is <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Browser | pl.wikipedia.org | GET / HTTP/1.1 |


A beautiful collection of
hand-crafted web components
Curated travel experiences
from seasoned travellers and local experts
Robust design, sustainable production and honest pricing are the cornerstones of the Pillar vision — Ours values of craftsmanship and authenticity pervade every piece.
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It will be very hard to use such components for visually impaired users who use screen readers.
Example:
ListCellRenderer<String> renderer = (list, val, index, sel, cell) -> {
JPanel panel = new JPanel();
return panel;
};
To fix the problem, you should either call setAccessibleName()
on the returned JPanel
or override its getAccessibleContext()
method.


Priest Bandellos:
Oh my, this is it! This is the holy statue that was stolen from us by bandits when we were on our way to the Gludio shrine! I hate to ask, but could you possibly return this relic to our shrine? We have been lost without it.
Hand over the Golden Statue


RHYME ON THE EVEN ASH.
"EVEN ash, I thee do pluck; Hoping thus to meet good luck. If no luck I get from thee, I shall wish thee on the tree."


My Songbook
(You can edit that title!)
(And this note too...)
Contents
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(You can edit this content!)
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Am
Yippie yea
C
oh!
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Am
yay!


CME had maximum trading volume today
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CME paper BTC beats Coinbase physical BTC hands down
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My first program
My name is: Isaiah Solomon
My login is: icsolomo
This is a simple text greetings program. Enter a name and how to greet the person then click on the "greet" button to see the result.
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These examples, converted from the Vega-Lite Gallery are primarily to test the Elm-Vega implementation, but they also show the range of possible chart types easily implementable.


Module: Utils::Inreplace Private
- Defined in:
- utils/inreplace.rb
Overview
This module is part of a private API. This module may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this module if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
Helper functions for replacing text in files in-place.
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: Error
Class Method Summary collapse
-
.inreplace(paths, before = nil, after = nil, audit_result: true, &block) ⇒ void
Sometimes we have to change a bit before we install.
-
.inreplace_pairs(path, replacement_pairs, read_only_run: false, silent: false) ⇒ Object
private
Class Method Details
.inreplace(paths, before = nil, after = nil, audit_result: true, &block) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
Sometimes we have to change a bit before we install. Mostly we
prefer a patch, but if you need the prefix of
this formula in the patch you have to resort to inreplace
,
because in the patch you don’t have access to any variables
defined by the formula, as only HOMEBREW_PREFIX
is available
in the embedded patch.
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# File 'utils/inreplace.rb', line 47 def self.inreplace(paths, before = nil, after = nil, audit_result: true, &block) paths = Array(paths) after &&= after.to_s before = before.to_s if before.is_a?(Pathname) errors = {} errors["`paths` (first) parameter"] = ["`paths` was empty"] if paths.all?(&:blank?) paths.each do |path| str = File.binread(path) s = StringInreplaceExtension.new(str) if before.nil? && after.nil? raise ArgumentError, "Must supply a block or before/after params" unless block yield s else s.gsub!(T.must(before), T.must(after), audit_result) end errors[path] = s.errors unless s.errors.empty? Pathname(path).atomic_write(s.inreplace_string) end raise Utils::Inreplace::Error, errors if errors.present? end |
.inreplace_pairs(path, replacement_pairs, read_only_run: false, silent: false) ⇒ Object
This method is part of a private API. This method may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
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# File 'utils/inreplace.rb', line 77 def self.inreplace_pairs(path, replacement_pairs, read_only_run: false, silent: false) str = File.binread(path) contents = StringInreplaceExtension.new(str) replacement_pairs.each do |old, new| ohai "replace #{old.inspect} with #{new.inspect}" unless silent unless old contents.errors << "No old value for new value #{new}! Did you pass the wrong arguments?" next end contents.gsub!(old, new) end raise Utils::Inreplace::Error, path => contents.errors if contents.errors.present? Pathname(path).atomic_write(contents.inreplace_string) unless read_only_run contents.inreplace_string end |


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- Node.js is an open source server environment
- Node.js is free
- Node.js runs on various platforms (Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac OS X, etc.)
- Node.js uses JavaScript on the server/li>
Code Example:
var http = require('http');
http.createServer(function (req, res) {
res.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/plain'});
res.end('Hello World!');
}).listen(8080);
console.log('This example is different!');
console.log('The result is displayed in the Command Line Interface');


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This SRFI defines utility procedures that create, transform, and consume generators.
A generator is simply a procedure with no arguments that works
as a source of values. Every time it is called,
it yields a value. Generators may be finite or infinite; a finite
generator returns an end-of-file object to indicate that it is exhausted.
For example, read-char
, read-line
,
and read
are generators that
generate characters, lines, and objects from the current input port.
Generators provide lightweight laziness.
This SRFI also defines procedures that return accumulators. An accumulator is the inverse of a generator: it is a procedure of one argument that works as a sink of values.


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ESTNearableManager Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | ESTNearableManager.h |
Tasks
Nearable monitoring related methods
-
– startMonitoringForIdentifier:
-
– stopMonitoringForIdentifier:
-
– startMonitoringForType:
-
– stopMonitoringForType:
-
– stopMonitoring
Nearable ranging related methods
Instance Methods
startMonitoringForIdentifier:
Starts monitoring for nearable with specified identifier.
- (void)startMonitoringForIdentifier:(NSString *)identifier
Parameters
- identifier
Nearable unique identifier that you want to monitor for. This parameter must not be
nil.
Discussion
Events are delivered to the [ESTNearableManagerDelegate nearableManager:didEnterIdentifierRegion:]
and [ESTNearableManagerDelegate nearableManager:didExitIdentifierRegion:]
methods of your <delegate>
. If there is an error, the nearable manager calls the [ESTNearableManagerDelegate nearableManager:monitoringFailedWithError:]
method of your delegate
instead.
See Also
nearableManager:- stopMonitoringForIdentifier:
Declared In
ESTNearableManager.h
startMonitoringForType:
Starts monitoring for nearables with specified type.
- (void)startMonitoringForType:(ESTNearableType)type
Parameters
- type
Nearable type that you want to monitor for. This parameter must not be
nil.
Discussion
Events are delivered to the [ESTNearableManagerDelegate nearableManager:didEnterTypeRegion:]
and [ESTNearableManagerDelegate nearableManager:didExitTypeRegion:]
methods of your <delegate>
. If there is an error, the nearable manager calls the [ESTNearableManagerDelegate nearableManager:monitoringFailedWithError:]
method of your delegate
instead.
See Also
nearableManager:- stopMonitoringForIdentifier:
Declared In
ESTNearableManager.h
startRangingForIdentifier:
Starts the delivery of notifications for nearables with specified identifier.
- (void)startRangingForIdentifier:(NSString *)identifier
Parameters
- identifier
The identifier of nearables. This parameter must not be
nil
Discussion
Once registered, the nearable manager reports any encountered nearable to its delegate by calling the [ESTNearableManagerDelegate nearableManager:didRangeNearable:]
method. If there is an error registering the specified nearable type, the nearable manager calls its delegate’s [ESTNearableManagerDelegate nearableManager:rangingFailedWithError:]
method and provides the appropriate error information.
See Also
Declared In
ESTNearableManager.h
startRangingForType:
Starts the delivery of notifications for nearables with specified type.
- (void)startRangingForType:(ESTNearableType)type
Parameters
- type
The type of nearables. This parameter must not be
nil
Discussion
Once registered, the nearable manager reports any encountered nearable to its delegate by calling the [ESTNearableManagerDelegate nearableManager:didRangeNearables:withType:]
method. If there is an error registering the specified nearable type, the nearable manager calls its delegate’s [ESTNearableManagerDelegate nearableManager:rangingFailedWithError:]
method and provides the appropriate error information.
See Also
Declared In
ESTNearableManager.h
stopMonitoring
Stops monitoring for all types and identifiers that were monitored.
- (void)stopMonitoring
Discussion
If there is nothing currently being monitored, this method has no effect.
See Also
nearableManager:- stopMonitoringForIdentifier:
nearableManager:- stopMonitoringForType:
Declared In
ESTNearableManager.h
stopMonitoringForIdentifier:
Stops monitoring for nearable with specified identifier.
- (void)stopMonitoringForIdentifier:(NSString *)identifier
Parameters
- identifier
The object’s identifier currently being monitored. This parameter must not be
nil
.
Discussion
If object with specified identifier is not currently being monitored, this method has no effect.
See Also
nearableManager:- startMonitoringForIdentifier:
Declared In
ESTNearableManager.h
stopMonitoringForType:
Stops monitoring for nearables with specified type.
- (void)stopMonitoringForType:(ESTNearableType)type
Parameters
- type
The nearable type currently being monitored. This parameter must not be
nil
.
Discussion
If objects with specified type are not currently being monitored, this method has no effect.
See Also
nearableManager:- startMonitoringForType:
Declared In
ESTNearableManager.h
stopRanging
Stops ranging all types and identifiers that were ranged.
- (void)stopRanging
Discussion
If there is nothing currently being ranged, this method has no effect.
Declared In
ESTNearableManager.h
stopRangingForIdentifier:
Stops the delivery of notifications for the specified nearable identifier.
- (void)stopRangingForIdentifier:(NSString *)identifier
Parameters
- identifier
The identifier of nearables. This parameter must not be
nil
See Also
nearableManager:- startRangingForType:
Declared In
ESTNearableManager.h


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HEAL-ME will map the health condition of people according to gender and age in the urban area.
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eBay-Classifieds API documentation, specification version: 1.16
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Concept/Introduction
eBay-Classifieds Common api is a way to share api-functionality and design across different platform implementations. It approaches
a technical interface for the classifieds domain in a
Restful style. It can be seen as a common
specification, which different platforms are implementing.
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What is shared?
- Domain model: For details refer to schema-definitions
- Metadata design
- Resource structure: Which resources (addressed by URLs) and operations (HTTP operations) on them exist.
- Response status codes and its semantics
- Error/Validation handling
- Security features
- Caching features
Concrete implementations
The concrete common-api platform implementations (see below) can decide to only implement a subset of the specification. So for all documented features
please double check whether and how they are implemented (either by metadata or contacting the implementor).
Because this documentation tells about the superset of whole "possible" common-api documentation, you have to find out
which features the platform-implemenation really implements. For that refer to:
- If the resource and operation (addressed by URL and HTTP method) gives back
501 Not Implemented it is not supported.
- In case the resource and operation is supported, there is more fine grained information about supported/unsupported
when accessing metadata resources . The flags 'supported/unsupported' for
single-read-resource, write-single-resource
and collection-resource will give you according information.
- Try out some sample calls. Just by looking at payload you can already gain some information (e.g. defined resolution-sizes for /pictures).
- If above doesn't suffice contact the platform implementor for more details (for email addresses
see below).
eBay-Classifieds Common-api (superset specification) Contact
Contact platform implementations for general questions or partnership requests:
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