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public interface JCoAttributes extends Serializable
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
String |
getClient()
Retrieves the SAP client from the connection attributes.
|
String |
getCPICConversationID()
Retrieves the low-level CPIC conversation ID from the connection attributes.
|
String |
getDestination()
Retrieves the destination from the connection attributes.
|
String |
getHost()
Retrieves the host from the connection attributes.
|
String |
getISOLanguage()
Retrieves the logon language field from the connection attributes
and returns it as a two-character string.
|
String |
getKernelRelease()
Retrieves the release of the remote SAP system's kernel.
|
String |
getLanguage()
Retrieves the logon language field from the connection attributes
and returns it as a one-character string.
|
int |
getOwnBytesPerChar()
Returns the number of bytes per character for the currently
used local codepage.
|
String |
getOwnCharset()
Retrieves the Java charset equivalent of the local SAP codepage.
|
String |
getOwnCodepage()
Retrieves the local codepage in SAP notation.
|
String |
getOwnEncoding()
Retrieves the MIME encoding equivalent of the local SAP codepage.
|
int |
getPartnerBytesPerChar()
Returns the number of bytes per character for the currently
used remote codepage.
|
String |
getPartnerCharset()
Retrieves the Java charset equivalent of the codepage used by the
remote system.
|
String |
getPartnerCodepage()
Retrieves the codepage used by the remote system in SAP notation.
|
String |
getPartnerEncoding()
Retrieves the MIME encoding equivalent of the remote SAP codepage.
|
String |
getPartnerHost()
Retrieves the partner host from the connection attributes.
|
InetAddress |
getPartnerInetAddress()
Retrieves the partner IP address as InetAddress.
|
String |
getPartnerRelease()
Retrieves the release of the remote SAP system.
|
int |
getPartnerReleaseNumber()
Returns the release number of the partner system as an integer.
|
char |
getPartnerType()
Retrieves the type which specifies the partner of the communication.
|
String |
getRelease()
Retrieves the release of the local SAP system or transport library.
|
char |
getRfcRole()
Retrieves the RFC role from the connection attributes.
|
String |
getSSOTicket()
Retrieves the SSO ticket from the connection attributes.
|
String |
getSystemID()
Retrieves the SAP system ID from the connection attributes.
|
String |
getSystemNumber()
Retrieves the SAP system number from the connection attributes.
|
boolean |
getTrace()
Retrieves the RFC trace flag from the connection attributes.
|
char |
getType()
Retrieves the type which specifies the local system.
|
String |
getUser()
Retrieves the user ID from the connection attributes,
the name of the user the connection is associated with.
|
String getDestination()
String getHost()
String getPartnerHost()
Note: For load balanced destinations that are not sticky, the partner host will only be available, if the corresponding destination is currently in a stateful context and a connection has been established.
InetAddress getPartnerInetAddress()
getHostAddress()
name of the remote host. If IPv6 is used, the an instance of Inet6Address
will be returned,
otherwise an instance of Inet4Address
.
Note: For load balanced destinations that are not sticky, the partner InetAddress will only
be available, if the corresponding destination is currently in a stateful context and
a connection has been established.String getSystemID()
String getSystemNumber()
Note: For load balanced destinations that are not sticky, the system number will only be available, if the corresponding destination is currently in a stateful context and a connection has been established.
String getClient()
String getUser()
String getLanguage()
String getISOLanguage()
String getOwnCodepage()
String getOwnCharset()
String getOwnEncoding()
int getOwnBytesPerChar()
String getPartnerCodepage()
String getPartnerCharset()
String getPartnerEncoding()
int getPartnerBytesPerChar()
String getRelease()
String getPartnerRelease()
String getKernelRelease()
char getPartnerType()
Valid partner types are:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| '3' | ABAP system |
| 'E' | External program |
| 'R' | Registered external program |
boolean getTrace()
true
if the RFC trace is enabled,
false
otherwisechar getRfcRole()
Valid role values are:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| 'C' | RFC Client |
| 'S' | RFC Server |
'C'
if in client mode or 'S'
if in server modechar getType()
Valid local system types are:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| 'E' | External program |
| 'R' | Registered external program |
String getCPICConversationID()
Note: The CPIC conversation ID will only be available, if the corresponding destination is currently in a stateful context and a connection has been established.
String getSSOTicket()
null
if not setint getPartnerReleaseNumber()
For example:
| Number | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | unknown |
| 317 | R/3 3.1H |
| 400 | R/3 4.0A |
| 401 | R/3 4.0B |
| 450 | R/3 4.5A |
| 451 | R/3 4.5B |
| 461 | R/3 4.6B |
| 462 | R/3 4.6C |
| 610 | R/3 6.10 |
| 620 | AS ABAP 6.20 |
| 640 | AS ABAP 6.40 |
| 700 | AS ABAP 7.00 |
| 702 | AS ABAP 7.02 |
| 711 | AS ABAP 7.11 |
| 720 | AS ABAP 7.20 |
| 740 | AS ABAP 7.40 |
| 750 | AS ABAP 7.50 |
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CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS A film review by Marc Rossner Copyright 1989 Marc Rossner
I have seen the movie of the year and it is Woody Allen's CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS (previously it was HEATHERS followed by DO THE RIGHT THING, to give an idea of where I'm coming from).
CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS is quite unlike any Woody Allen movie that has preceded it -- it combines highly dramatic, philosophical, and religious issues while retaining some of the sarcastic humor that we would expect. The plot structure would suggest that the movie be retitled "Brothers and Sisters". Although there is no "star" in this ensemble piece, the main plot elements and issues revolve around opthamologist Judah Rosenthal, played by Martin Landau. Judah's brother is Jack, a slimy underworld figure (Jerry Orbach), and his good friend is Ben, a patient and a rabbi (Sam Waterston). Ben has a brother named Lester (Alan Alda), an unctuous TV sitcom mogul, and a sister who is married to Clifford Stern, the Woody Allen character. Cliff has his own sister who is divorced with a teenage daughter that Cliff takes under his wing. Not part of these families but involved romantically with them are Dolores (Anjelica Huston) and Hallie (Mia Farrow, of course in there somewhere). This all sounds very complicated but it is in fact quite easy to follow all these relationships.
The plot, not to give any spoilers, revolves around the enormous ethical and religious dilemmas suffered by Judah (Landau). These "crimes" are mirrored by smaller crises in the life and work of Cliff (Woody), and also in the old movies to which he is addicted.
I found no flaw in the performances. Alan Alda inherits what might be considered the "Tony Roberts role" but he convinced me that his was better suited for it than Roberts would be -- modifying his sleaziness and pomposity with just the right amount of generosity to prevent him from being totally detestable. Martin Landau is low-key but extremely effective in getting the audience's empathy (my only complaint is that it seemed unrealistic that the character he portrayed would make some of the choices he did). Sam Waterston does a fine job in making a "saintly" character sympathetic to the audience. Woody is Woody (although looking much older now), and the other actors are all excellent in smaller roles.
Here then is a Woody Allen movie which brings the audience into the lives of the characters and provokes much thought without being painfully Bergman-esque. +4 -- worth seeing again at premium prices.
Marc D. Rossner (att!speedy!marc or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AT&T BL -- Red Hill
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- 1. After installation, click Add-ons -> ShapeApp -> Launch ShapeApp
- 2. By this, addon is launched at sidebar, users can see 3 buttons of "Create", "Update" and "Arrange".
- 3. When "Create" button is clicked, it's a mode for creating shapes. Users can create new shapes by inputting parameters which are Shape type, Width[pt], Height[pt], Rotation[degree], Position X [pt], Position Y [pt] and Production number and clicking "Create shape" button at the bottom. Production number means that the number of copies of the creating shape.
- 4. When "Update" button is clicked, it's a mode for updating shapes. At first, users select one shape from the Slide of left side and click "Select shape" button. By this, the information of selected shape is displayed to text boxes. Those are Object ID, Shape type, Width[pt], Height[pt], Rotation[degree], Position X [pt], Position Y [pt] and Production number. Only Object ID and Shape type cannot be modified. Users can modify each parameter except for Object ID and Shape type. When the modification is completed, users click "Update shape" button. By this, the shape is updated by the parameters. Reproduction number means that the number of copies of the selected shape.
- 5. When "Arrange" button is clicked, it's a mode for arranging shapes. At first, users select some shapes from the Slide of left side. The selected shapes can be arranged by clicking "Arrange shapes". Here, users can select the arrange type using selecting radio buttons. When "Arrange in lateral direction" and "Arrange in vertical direction" are selected, the selected shapes are arranged to the lateral and vertical direction, respectively. At that time, if "Open at edge" is selected, the shapes are not placed at both edges of the Slide. If "Close at edge" is selected, the shapes are also placed at both edges of the Slide. If the total length of selected shapes is larger than the page size of Slide, an error message is displayed by the popup dialog.
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Cinema Uprising by Steve Evans
House on Haunted Hill Dir: William Malone. Starring Geoffrey Rush, Famke Janssen, Taye Diggs, Ali Larter, Bridgette Wilson, Peter Gallagher and Chris Kattan.
The pitch: A wealthy amusement-park owner promises a group of strangers $1 million each if they survive a night in a haunted house.
‘Tis the season for lousy horror films.  Vincent Price hammed it up in the cheesy 1958 original, directed by gimmickmeister William Castle. Back then, the going rate for sleepovers in haunted houses was a paltry $10,000. Well, the pay is better these days, even if the movie isn't. Hell, in this picture there isn't even a proper house up on yon haunted hill. It's a derelict hospital.
As we learn in flashback, the 1937 art-deco building was actually an asylum for the criminally insane. The equally mad doctor who runs the place decides to practice surgery on the inmates without benefit of anesthesia (graphic and gory).  But when the crazies set the building on fire, they're trapped inside after steel shutters automatically seal off the doors and windows. The ridiculous shutters serve no purpose except to advance the plot when we fast-forward 60 years.
Cut to: Geoffrey Rush as Steven Price, successful owner of spooky-themed amusement parks (the character's name is no doubt a nod to Vincent Price, though we wonder if the late actor would have been honored or appalled). Chewing the sets, Rush acts like James Woods acting like Vincent Price.  Their marriage is the real horror show. The poisonous verbal exchanges between these two are both obvious and lowbrow (Screenwriter Dick Beebe could learn a lot from Edward Albee).
When Janssen reminds her hated hubby about the party, he shreds her guest list and replaces it with one of his own. Preparing the invitations, Rush offers $1 million to every person who lives through the night at the house/hospital on haunted hill. The reason for this generosity is never explained, which shows the contempt everyone involved in this project has for the audience. Rush snickers at his little joke and goes back to designing roller coasters. Problem is, something erases the guest list on his computer and sends party invitations to four strangers. Could it be the work of that evil house/hospital? Golly!
Greed compels an out-of-work pro baseball player (Diggs, who's treated like a token black) to attend the party. He's joined by a bland doctor (Gallagher), who doesn't need the money, and a couple of interchangeable blondes (Larter and Wilson) who probably do. Kattan (who is seldom funny on Saturday Night Live) is their escort to the gated entrance at the foot of the haunted hill. Knowing something of the hill's storied past, he whines and snivels, and demands his money from Rush, who seems as puzzled to be in the old place as everyone else. That doesn't make sense, which is in keeping with the silly story.
Soon Janssen comes a-slinkin' down the stairs, and she and Rush start squabbling again.
 Anyone who's been plunking down cash for horror-movie tickets for any length of time may well slip into a coma watching this one. The special effects (reportedly rushed) are unconvincing and cheap-looking. The only diversion comes from guessing which of the repugnant characters will get killed next.
There's plenty of acting talent on board, all of it wasted. Rush scored an Oscar? for Shine and was hilarious in Shakespeare in Love. Gallagher can do good supporting work when he has an exceptional script to work with (check out sex, lies and videotape, The Player and, especially, American Beauty). Diggs set the screen on fire with Angela Bassett in How Stella Got Her Groove Back, but he throws nary a spark in this low-rent drivel. House on Haunted Hill could have been big fun, if some of the gore and language was toned down to drop the rating to at least a PG-13. Then the picture would have had an audience.
William Castle, who's been dead these 22 years, understood showmanship and his audience. He delivered cheap thrills to bored 1950s kids. Castle was not a brilliant filmmaker, merely competent. But he excelled at marketing and promotion. Castle directed more than 50 no-budget movies, mainly in the horror genre.
Funny thing is, all of them are better than this ridiculous remake.
Rated R for gore and naughty language.
Cinema Uprising copyright C 1999 by Stephen B. Evans. All rights reserved. This work may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form, by any means, without the prior, written permission of the author.
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It's strongly suggested to read multi tenancy documentation before this document.
ASP.NET Boilerplate and module-zero can run multi-tenant or single-tenant modes. Multi-tenancy is disabled by default. We can enable it in PreInitialize method of our module as shown below:
[DependsOn(typeof(AbpZeroCoreModule))]
public class MyCoreModule : AbpModule
{
public override void PreInitialize()
{
Configuration.MultiTenancy.IsEnabled = true;
}
...
}
Note that: Even our application is not multi-tenant, we must define a default tenant (see Default Tenant section of this document).
When we create a project template based on ASP.NET Boilerplate and module-zero, we have a Tenant entity and TenantManager domain service.
Tenant entity represents a Tenant of the application.
public class Tenant : AbpTenant<Tenant, User>
{
}
It's derived from generic AbpTenant class. Tenant entities are stored in AbpTenants table in the database. You can add your custom properties to Tenant class.
AbpTenant class defines some base properties, most importants are:
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{
public TenantManager(IRepository<Tenant> tenantRepository)
: base(tenantRepository)
{
}
}
TenantManager is also used to manage tenant features. You can add your own methods here. Also you can override any method of AbpTenantManager base class for your own needs.
ASP.NET Boilerplate and module-zero assumes that there is a pre-defined tenant which's TenancyName is 'Default' and Id is 1. In a single-tenant application, this is used as as the single tenant. In a multi-tenant application, you can delete it or make it passive.


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[gecode-users] Constraint Hierarchy on Gecode
Christian Schulte
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Wed Feb 4 16:10:32 CET 2009
I don't think so: DeltaStar (if I remember correctly) requires a special filter function. For Gecode that would mean to re-implement every single constraint. That's infeasible.
Did you try the naive one: reify the constraints and maximize the number of satisfied constraints (after all, 30 constraints are not that much).
Christian
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From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf Of Jeffrey
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 3:50 PM
To: gecode at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Constraint Hierarchy on Gecode
My problem involve 30 something constraints on a finite SetVar.
It involve 2 required constraints. All the rest are soft constraints.
I need to find a solution that can give me solutions which satisfy the most constraints.
So, should I implement the Algorithm myself to solve the Constraint Hierarchy?
Is there any examples or reference you would recommended?
The most straight one I can think of is the DeltaStar.
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IOSD GTBIT brings Guru Teg Bahadur Institute of Technology's greatest and largest 24 hour hackathon. With participation from colleges all across Delhi and developers divergent to different frameworks and languages, this Hackathon is not only about competition but about witnessing a whole new level of ideas and creativity. The word "Hack" of Hackathon describes how different technologies come together to solve a problem. Teams of up to 4 people will be working on innovative software and hardware solutions to real-world problems. These projects range in platform and application, including development, mobile development, IOT solutions, and more.
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Lunch break for all our participants at 2 PM.
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| Version | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 3.1.3 | 2010-Feb-06 | |
| 3.1.2 | 2009-Apr-19 | |
| 3.1.1 | 2008-Aug-10 | |
| 3.1 | 2007-Aug-31 | |
| 3.0 | 30-Aug-2006 | |
| 3.0rc1 | 27-Jul-2006 | |
| 3.0b1 | 24-Jun-2006 | |
| 3.0a1 | 17-Feb-2005 | |
| 2.0.2 | Not yet released | |
| 2.0.1 | 28-Dec-2005 |
| Type | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|
| The version number in the clients user agent string is now updated automatically. | jochen | |
| Fixed a deadlock in the ThreadPool. Fixes XMLRPC-168. | jochen | |
| The ClientFactory is now supporting an empty remote class. Fixes XMLRPC-174. Thanks to Livnat Peer. | jochen | |
| Added support for configured timeouts to the XmlRpcSun15HttpTransport class. Thanks to Gam. | jochen | |
| Fixed a potential security hole: The client has been able to include server side resources into the request by using external entities. Thanks to Johan Hôgre. | jochen |
| Type | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|
| Eliminated a possible race condition in the ThreadPool. Fixes XMLRPC-162. Thanks to Mark Gertsvolf. | jochen | |
| The ThreadPool could create more threads than configured. Fixes XMLRPC-161. Thanks to Mark Gertsvolf. | jochen | |
| Weakened the access control in the WebServer class in order to make subclassing easier. Fixes XMLRPC-160. Thanks to James Baldassari. | jochen | |
| Improved the handling of HTTP status codes that indicate an error. Fixes XMLRPC-159. Thanks to Brandon DuRette. | jochen | |
| Fixed a possible NPE in case of a malformed HTTP request in the WebServer. Thanks to Alan Burlison. | jochen | |
| The webserver's connection timeout wasn't applied to the ServletWebServer. Fixes XMLRPC-166. Thanks to Alan Burlison. | jochen | |
| A client could prevent other clients from connecting by not sending any data. Fixes XMLRPC-166. Thanks to Alan Burlison. | jochen | |
| The platforms default encoding has been used at some point when decoding HTTP headers. Fixes XMLRPC-164. Thanks to Greg Wurth. | jochen |
| Type | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|
| The XmlRpcCommonsTransport is now always declaring its entities as repeatable. Thanks to Póka Balázs. | jochen | |
| It is now possible to set the clients user-agent header in the client configuration. Fixes XMLRPC-149. Thanks to Andreas Sahlbach. | jochen | |
| Ensured that the server replies with a spec compliant request, if the client uses the content-length header. Fixes XMLRPC-148. Thanks to Andreas Sahlbach. | jochen | |
| The XmlRpcSunHttpTransportFactory wasn't thread safe. Fixes XMLRPC-150. | jochen | |
| Added support for javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory and javax.net.Proxy. Fixes XMLRPC-101. Thanks to Julio Francisco Veronelli. | jochen | |
| Added some clarification on the handling of Object[] and java.util.List to the page on "XML-RPC Data Types". Fixes XMLRPC-151. | jochen | |
| Minor grammar improvements. Fixes XMLRPC-157. Thanks to Kay Tiong Khoo. | jochen | |
| Added the XmlRpcErrorHandler, which allows to customize the error logging. This allows, for example, to minimize the logging for business exceptions. Fixes XMLRPC-156. | jochen | |
| Documented, that called methods are choosen based on their signature. In particular, multiple methods with the same name are supported. Fixes XMLRPC-155. | jochen | |
| Fixed the FAQ entry on how to obtain the clients IP address. Fixes XMLRPC-158. | jochen |
| Type | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|
| Introduced the "enabledForExceptions" property. | jochen | |
| Added support for void methods, if extensions are turned on. | jochen | |
| Added PropertyHandlerMapping.load(ClassLoader, Map). Fixes XMLRPC-118. Thanks to Perry Nguyen. | jochen | |
| The authentication handler, type converter and requestprocessor factories are now configurable as properties of the XmlRpcServlet. Fixes XMLRPC-117. Thanks to Jimisola Laursen. | jochen | |
| Atomic properties of XmlRpcServer are now configurable as init parameters in the XmlRpcServlet. Fixes XMLRPC-116. Thanks to Jimisola Laursen. | jochen | |
| Reworked the WebServer/ThreadPool framework in order to ensure a clean shutdown. | jochen | |
| The configuration framework, as introduced by XMLRPC-116, was applicable to the configuration only, and not to the XmlRpcServlet, or the XmlRpcServletServer. Fixes XMLRPC-124. Thanks to Jimisola Laursen. | jochen | |
| Introduced the method AbstractReflectiveHandlerMapping.isHandlerMethod(). This should allow users to prevent remote invocation of certain methods, for example initialization stuff. | jochen | |
| The ClientFactory is now able to use a custom name for the remote handler. So far, it was always using the interface name. Fixes XMLRPC-126. Thanks to Eugene Prokopiev. | jochen | |
| It is now possible to have other objects than strings as map keys. Fixes XMLRPC-127. | jochen | |
| Made extending the XmlRpcCommonsTransportFactory easier. Fixes XMLRPC-131. Thanks to Steffen Pingel. | jochen | |
| Added support for redirects. Fixes XMLRPC-132. Thanks to Andrew Norman. | jochen | |
| Fixed an invalid example in the "advanced" document. Fixes XMLRPC-136. Thanks to Mario Linke. | jochen | |
| An invalid dateTime value is now causing a more informative error message. Fixes XMLRPC-140. | jochen | |
| The redirect handling (XMLRPC-132) wasn't actually working, because it treated an URI as a charset name. Fixes XMLRPC-144. Thanks to Steve Cohen. | jochen | |
| Address matching in the Webserver wasn't actually working, because casting of integers to bytes was implemented wrong. Fixes XMLRPC-145. Thanks to Gamaliel Amaudruz. | jochen | |
| Make the HttpClient creation in XmlRpcCommonsTransport and the URLConnection creation in XmlRpcSunHttpTransport protected. This is required for cookie support. | jochen | |
| The WebServer was producing invalid error responses, if contentLengthOptional was set. | jochen | |
| If the server was throwing an XmlRpcException, then the fault code and fault string weren't given to the client. Fixes XMLRPC-113. Thanks to Juha Syrjala. | jochen | |
| The WebServer replies with an HTTP error 401 now, if the client uses chunked encoding. Fixes XMLRPC-114. | jochen | |
| The properties "Extension-Name", "Specification-Vendor", "Specification-Version", "Specification-Title", "Implementation-Vendor-Id", "Implementation-Vendor" and "Implementation-Version" are now present in the MANIFEST files. Fixes XMLRPC-74. | jochen | |
| An NPE was thrown, if the clients request didn't contain a "params" element. Fixes XMLRPC-115. | jochen | |
| The method TimingOutCallback.waitForResponse is now checking, whether a response has already arrived before waiting. Thanks to Jonathan Oexner. | jochen | |
| Fixed a serious performance problem, if the XML parser was sending large content in small pieces. This could happen, for example, if the content contained a large number of character entities. Fixes XMLRPC-119. | jochen | |
| The configuration of the reply timeout in the commons transport was wrong. Fixes XMLRPC-120. Thanks to Juho Yli-Krekola. | jochen | |
| The DateParser is now treating an empty string as null. Fixes XMLRPC-133. Thanks to Carsten Wolters. | jochen | |
| Fixed a broken link referring to an "SSL with Jetty" HOW-TO. Fixes XMLRPC-134. Thanks to Sir Bode Rafael. | jochen | |
| The XmlRpcRequestParser and XmlRpcResponseParser didn't reset their internal state within startDocument(). Consequently, they haven't been reusable. Fixes XMLRPC-141. Thanks to Keith McNeill. | jochen |
| Type | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed the spelling of CharSetXmlWriterFactory, which made the class basically useless. Fixes XMLRPC-100. Thanks to Matt Preston. | jochen | |
| Fixed that the WebServer didn't wait before retrying to bind to the server socket. Thanks to Stanislav Miklik. | jochen | |
| Fixed an endless loop, if the WebServer threw a BindException. Thanks to Stanislav Miklik. | jochen | |
| A NullPointerException was triggered, if the BasicEncoding was set to null. Fixes XMLRPC-104. Thanks to Landon Fuller. | jochen | |
| Basic authentication didn't work, if the base64 encoded string with user name and password contained more than 72 characters. Fixes XMLRPC-104. Thanks to Landon Fuller. | jochen | |
| Basic authentication didn't work with the commons http transport, because the commons httpclient wasn't configured to send credentials by default. (It was waiting for a challenge.) | jochen | |
| Basic authentication didn't work with the commons http transport, if user name or password contained non-ASCII characters. Fixes XMLRPC-105. | jochen | |
| The releaseWorker() method wasn't called for the server. Thanks to Randall Bryant. | jochen | |
| Fixed a bug in the web servers thread pool, which caused that threads haven't been reused. | jochen | |
| Documentation improvements Thanks to Jason McLaurin. | jochen | |
| Added documentation on custom data types. | jochen | |
| The XmlRpcLiteHttpTransport is now creating a socket in a protected methods. This allows to switch to alternative socket implementations. Fixes XMLRPC-107. Thanks to Catalin Hritcu. | jochen | |
| More documentation fixes. Fixes XMLRPC-108. Thanks to Catalin Hritcu. | jochen | |
| Fixed an invalid FAQ example. Fixes XMLRPC-109. Thanks to Catalin Hritcu. | jochen |
| Type | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|
| Added a missing "synchronized" to the TimingOutCallback. Thanks to Alan Burlison. | jochen | |
| Fixed an invalid index, that caused the ReflectiveXmlRpcHandler to fail detecting a method. Fixes XMLRPC-94. Thanks to Chris Conrad. | jochen | |
| Added documentation for accessing an SSL server. Fixes XMLRPC-93. | jochen | |
| A null parameter list is now treated as an empty object array. Fixes XMLRPC-96. Thanks to Jimisola Laursen. | jochen | |
| The type long was missing in types.apt. Fixes XMLRPC-97. Thanks to Jimisola Laursen. | jochen |
| Type | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|
| Add connectionTimeout and replyTimeout in RPC clients. CommonsTransport support connection and reply timeout, liteHttpTransport only support reply timeout | hgomez | |
| The value created by HttpUtil.encodeBasicAuthentication(...) was terminated with a line feed, which is invalid for use in HTTP headers. Thanks to Marek Ludha. | jochen | |
| add support for BigDecimal and BigInteger in extensions. | hgomez | |
| Nested object arrays could not be parsed. Thanks to Walter Mundt. | jochen | |
| The "string" tag could not be parsed. Thanks to Walter Mundt. | jochen | |
| Added the DynamicHandlerMapping. Fixes XMLRPC-76. Thanks to Walter Mundt. | jochen | |
| XmlRpcException.printStackTrace() was throwing an NPE, if no linked exception was present. Thanks to Walter Mundt. | jochen | |
| The project is now splitted into three jar files: common, client, and server. | jochen | |
| The Base64 encoder doesn't accept buffers of length 0. Such a buffer was passed, if the byte array to encode has itself length 0. Thanks to Brad Karp. | jochen | |
| HTTP/1.0 requires a content-length header. The Lite HTTP transport doesn't support HTTP/1.1, so it refuses the "contentLengthOptional" setting from now on. Fixes XMLRPC-79. | jochen | |
| Added support for initializable handlers. Thanks to Mark Petrovic. | jochen | |
| Added the TimingOutCallback, which allows to abort a request, if the server doesn't reply within a given time. Fixes XMLRPC-56. Thanks to Ken Weiner. | jochen | |
| Fixed that dateTime values must not include timezone values. | hgomez | |
| The XmlRpcServlet allows to configure its "enabledForExtensions" value as an init parameter. Fixes XMLRPC-84. Thanks to Denis Carniel. | jochen | |
| It is now possible to create and initialize handler objects per request. | jochen | |
| Added partial support for automatic conversion of object arrays to lists, or vectors. Same for maps to hash tables, or properties. Fixes XMLRPC-89. | jochen |
| Type | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|
| Complete rewrite, adding vendor extensions: Streaming mode, support for all primitive Java types, nulls, DOM elements, and JAXB objects. | jochen |
| Type | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|
| A missing increment in LiteXmlRpcTransport.initConnection() prevented, that the method could finally fail, resulting in a never ending loop. Fixes XMLRPC-67. Thanks to Mike Bailey. | jochen |
| Type | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|
| The Webserver class was unable to handle basic authentication, because the BASE64 codec wasn't initialized. Fixes XMLRPC-68. Thanks to Johan Oskarson. | jochen | |
| The characters 0x20, 0xe000, and 0x10000 have been escaped without reason. Fixes XMLRPC-69. Thanks to Claude Zervas. | jochen | |
| The wrong version of commons-codec was downloaded by build.xml. Fixes XMLRPC-73. Thanks to Thomas Mohaupt. | jochen | |
| Added the CommonsXmlRpcTransportFactory. Thanks to Jimisola Laursen. | jochen | |
| Added the possibility to specify a timezone for interpreting incoming date values. Thanks to Henry Story. | jochen | |
| Upgrade to commons-httpclient 3.0. | jochen |


Johann Cohen-Tanugi
The Kalman vertexer is still under construction, as well as this document!
With respect to collider experiments, GLAST presents several peculiarities:
It is important to emphasize the fact that GLAST program relies on the measurements of incident gammas energy and direction. The position of the pair production vertex is not mandatory. It may help to analyse an event, for instance by providing an ``in converter decay'' constraint. The Kalman vertexer will eventually provide for such capability. Nevertheless, the main purpose of the Kalman vertexer lies in the fact that it provides an automated rigorous agregation of the different tracks covariance matrix. This is essential for a good understanding of the reconstruction errors, that would not rely on the MonteCarlo exclusively.
I note also here an interesting feature that I came aware of during a discussion with Bill Atwood: Given the fact that track direction errors arise primarily from MS, which is independant for each track, one can consider that each reconstructed track, provided that it is not too badly reconstructed, is an independent estimation of the initial gamma direction, to be properly weighted by its error matrix. This gives rise to a prescription for gamma direction which is completely different from the case where one adds the physical momentum of the tracks to make up the candidate photon momentum. The first prescription exemplified in TkrComboVtxRecon.cxx, amounts to the following estimation:
whereas the logical outcome of the Kalman vertexer will be 1
Let's define the following:
Then, the Kalman procedure relies on the measurement equation, which defines a mapping from mk to the (xt, qtk):
Besides, its application requires hk to be linear. For (x0k, q0k) chosen in the vicinity of (xt, qtk), linearization of hk yields:
Usually, x0k is set to xk - 1, i.e. the vertex estimate after k - 1 step, and for q0k the momentum of the track at the POCA to x0k.
A least prescription allows to update information at each step, with the following filtering formula:
The increase when adding track k is computed as:
If exceeds a user defined upper value, track k can be discarded from the fit. The total is .
The smoothing step goes over all accepted tracks and recomputes qNk,DNk and ENk, using the final estimates x and C in the filtering equations instead of xk and Ck. It also allows to compute:
Note that, in the event that x is noticeably different from x0, the whole procedure can be performed again with x0 and C0 set to x and C respectively.
GLAST Track fitting uses the following parametrization (one needs a point on the track, and the latter's direction):
In order to remain consistent with the track reconstruction paradigm, we use projected slopes in order to parametrize the direction of the track: by definition, the ``geometrical'' momentum is the vector (SX, SY, E) defined for each track. The track being a straight line, it doesn't change all along the track 2, so that there is no extra work required to compute q0k from the measured qk.
In order to determine the measurement equation, one needs to define a reference plane where ``geometrical'' momentum is defined. In collider experiment, this would be, typically, the normal plane to the beamline, containing the POCA on the track to the beamline (i.e. Z=0 axis).
In the case of GLAST, we take as reference plane the horizontal plane containing the first hit of the best track, which is the first one in the track list. This seems a reasonable, though probably biasing, estimate for a vicinity to the true vertex. All tracks should have their measurement vector mk defined at this point 3. As a result, the measurement equation (without noise) reads:
Matrices Ak and Bk are straightforward to compute:
It is interesting to note that the measurement equation is very close to being linear:
and the transformation formula: Q'=TT . Q . T.
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Air Bud: Golden Receiver (1998)
Where have all the G ratings gone?
This summer has not offered the goods to kids under 13 or parents who enforce the ratings system. For example, I couldn't take my 10 year-old daughter to DOCTOR DOLITTLE because of its PG-13 status.
But we went today to AIR BUD: GOLDEN RECEIVER, a rather unwieldy title but a decent film for kids. And only the second theatrical release this summer, I believe, rated G. (MULAN is the other.)
The sequel to last year's AIR BUD, this film expands upon the premise of a dog's prowess at basketball. With a quick opening that does its job - moving fast and reinforcing Bud's craftiness and basketball expertise -- the story unfolds easily and reintroduces us to Josh Framm (Kevin Zegers), now an eighth grader, and his mother Jackie (Cynthia Stevenson). After a series of events that complicate the plot, we discover the family dog's amazing skill at catching a football.
The football motif is corny and fun; it makes the viewer remember the type of film she is watching. This is a kids' movie, and it's all right that a dog catches passes and eludes tacklers. It's even all right that there is no objection whatever that Bud dresses in a cute quasi-uniform and scores touchdowns against other eighth-grades football teams.
The complications are what doesn't work so well.
First, Gregory Harrison plays Patrick Sullivan, a handsome veterinarian who cares for Bud.  It's Josh who feels threatened when Patrick begins to date his mother. Even though Josh is himself a personable adolescent and not an obnoxious stereotype of a teenager, he shows a sulking attitude when Patrick and Jackie grow close. Why would a smart and supportive father figure turn off a boy like Josh? Are a couple of shots of Josh's deceased test-pilot father enough to make us believe Josh's motivation to act like he does?
Another subplot involves a sinister but comic Russian duo, played by Nora Dunn and Perry Anzilotti. Their motive is greed when they set out to complete their circus of stolen animals with unique talents. Dunn and Anzilotti prove solid caricature actors as they pursue Bud. Their schemes and fates provide quite a few chuckles when the subplot surfaces now and again. What is missing is the connective tissue. In the first BUD, Josh came in contact with the baddie, who was the dog's original owner. Here, however, the Framm family never even sees the Boris and Natasha clones. Yes, the slapstick adds another funny dimension to the story, but by the end we feel as if an alarm were set but failed to go off. Too many details, including a threat to fire the lovable football coach, come to naught.
Cynthia Stevenson turns in a credible performance as Jackie. She brings a mousy, compassionate quality to Josh's mother. The film, with its general audience rating, does not show much intimacy between Jackie and Patrick, but the actors convince us that a happy ending is possible. As I stated before, it's the relationship between Josh and Patrick that is oddly bloodless.
The animal training deserves some mention. Four big, feathery dogs were used to portray Bud, and the editing is slick and watchable. Somehow this dog manages to catch everything thrown his way. Even though we can tell the pigskin is half-inflated, the effect is cute. And the pooch's uniform is precious: white-painted, ancient leather helmet, smallish shoulder pads that make him look half bulldog, and blue jersey featuring "K 9."
The film gave me a few belly laughs, which is a sort of litmus test I apply to comedies. Even though AIR BUD: GOLDEN RECEIVER is a B-film, it appeals to a G audience. That and the laughter it provides are enough to earn our money at the box office.
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◆ __init__()
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Database Utilities
Database Backup
This function will generate a complete dump of the TubeX MySQL database tables so they can be restored in an emergency or if moving your installation to a new server.
To use the database optimize feature access the Database > Utilities function from the control panel menu. You will find a section titled Database Backup
with details on where the backup file will be generated. Simply enter a filename (a .sql file extension is recommended) and press the Run Database Backup
button to generate the backup.
After the backup is generated, you may wish to download this file to your local computer for safe keeping. The directory in which the backup file is generated will be indicated, so you can access that directory to download the file.
Database Restore
After the backup is generated, you may wish to download this file to your local computer for safe keeping. The directory in which the backup file is generated will be indicated, so you can access that directory to download the file.
This function can restore your MySQL database tables to the state they were in at the time the backup file was generated. Only backup files generated by the TubeX Database Backup
function can be used. To use this function you will first need to place a backup file in the data directory of your TubeX installation. The backup file should have a .sql file extension.
Once the backup file is in the data directory, access the Database > Utilities function from the control panel menu. You will find a section titled Database Restore which will contain a list of the .sql files in the data directory. Select the backup file you would like to restore from and press the Run Database Restore button to restore that data into your MySQL database.
Database Optimize
Once the backup file is in the data directory, access the Database > Utilities function from the control panel menu. You will find a section titled Database Restore which will contain a list of the .sql files in the data directory. Select the backup file you would like to restore from and press the Run Database Restore button to restore that data into your MySQL database.
This function allows you to "cleanup" the MySQL database tables that TubeX uses so they are optimized for both
speed and disk usage. In general, you will not need to run this command more than once every few weeks, as MySQL is quite efficient in
maintaining it's data files. The only time you may need to run it more often is if you delete a large number of videos or other items
from your database.
To use the database optimize feature access the Database > Utilities function from the control panel menu. This will load the database utilities page where you fill find a button labeled Run Database Optimize Now. Simply click this button to run the optimization operation.
Database Repair
To use the database optimize feature access the Database > Utilities function from the control panel menu. This will load the database utilities page where you fill find a button labeled Run Database Optimize Now. Simply click this button to run the optimization operation.
In some cases, usually after your server recovers from a serious error, your MySQL database may become corrupted. When this happens you will
get error messages from TubeX indicating that there is a problem with one or more of your database tables. In most circumstances MySQL
is able to repair damaged tables with it's built in functions. TubeX allows you to run these built in functions through the Database > Utilities
interface. If you ever get these types of error messages, simply login to the control panel and use the Database Repair function.
To use the database repair feature access the Database > Utilities function from the control panel menu. This will load the database utilities page where you fill find a button labeled Run Database Repair Now. Simply click this button to run the repair operation.
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View Maven Deployment Linker on the plugin site for more information. |
This plugin will add a summary on the build of the artifacts uploaded to your maven repository and a builder to download the uploaded artifacts to other projects.
Deployment Summery
The deployment summery adds a list of all the deployed maven artifacts of the job to the status page. You can activate it in the 'Post build actions' of your job and also restrict the listed artifacts by defining a regular expression.
Download linked artifacts
The build step "Get linked maven deployments" allows you to download linked artifacts of an other project into your jobs workspace.
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V1.5.1 @ 03-15-2013
- fix JENKINS-14637 support all all permalinks found on target project
- fix JENKINS-14978 expand project name with TokenMacro
V1.5 @ 05-11-2012
- add builder to download artifacts to a workspace from where they have been uploaded to (pull #2)
V1.4 @ 11-30-2011
- JENKINS-9114 changes by Unknown User (aheritier)
V1.3 @ 10-20-2010
- Fixed a small localization issue
- The latest deployments now display correctly for Maven2 projects
- On the project page, the latest deployments, and the latest release deployments are displayed
V1.2 @ 10-16-2010
- JENKINS-7814 : Several improvements for maven-deployment-linker plugin
- i18n (extract to properties, addition of fr locale)
- The user can input a regular expression to filter artifacts that are displayed
- Excludes by default maven-metadata.xml (under maven3, the deployment of this file is logged, which wasn't the case under maven2)
- Displays on the project page the latest Maven deployments
V1.1 @ 09-28-2010
- Fix bug in linking.
V1.0 @ 09-27-2010
- initial release
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| MPI_CART_SUB(comm, remain_dims, newcomm) | |
| IN comm | communicator with Cartesian structure (handle) |
| IN remain_dims | the i-th entry of remain_dims specifies whether the i-th dimension is kept in the subgrid ( true) or is dropped ( false) (logical vector) |
| OUT newcomm | communicator containing the subgrid that includes the calling process (handle) |
int MPI_Cart_sub(MPI_Comm comm, int *remain_dims, MPI_Comm *newcomm)
MPI_CART_SUB(COMM, REMAIN_DIMS, NEWCOMM, IERROR)
INTEGER COMM, NEWCOMM, IERROR
LOGICAL REMAIN_DIMS(*)
MPI::Cartcomm MPI::Cartcomm::Sub(const bool remain_dims[]) const
If a Cartesian topology has been created with MPI_CART_CREATE, the
function
MPI_CART_SUB can be used to partition the
communicator group into subgroups that form lower-dimensional Cartesian
subgrids, and to build for each subgroup a communicator with the associated
subgrid Cartesian topology.
If all entries in remain_dims are false or comm is already associated
with a zero-dimensional Cartesian topology then newcomm is associated
with a zero-dimensional Cartesian topology.
(This function is closely related to
MPI_COMM_SPLIT.)
Example
Assume that MPI_CART_CREATE(..., comm) has defined a
(2 × 3 × 4) grid. Let remain_dims = (true, false, true).
Then a call to,
MPI_CART_SUB(comm, remain_dims, comm_new),will create three communicators each with eight processes in a 2 × 4 Cartesian topology. If remain_dims = (false, false, true) then the call to MPI_CART_SUB(comm, remain_dims, comm_new) will create six non-overlapping communicators, each with four processes, in a one-dimensional Cartesian topology.


Which is a simple utility that inspects your JVM's environment and reports simple info about versions of classes found.
set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;which.jar
java org.apache.env.Which [project;WhichProject] [-options]
This package is a somewhat simplistic environment checking utility. It allows users in various environments to self-test their specific deployed environment to ensure that they have the correct classes present. Which is currently focused on various XML issues but is architected to be generic and easily extensible.
Most of the documentation is included in the Javadocs for the various classes. Which is a framework into which various 'checkers' or WhichProject implementations can be plugged; it then asks each implementation to fill in whatever information it can into a common Hashtable, which it then reports back to the user in one of a number of formats.
Most useful for reporting environments in automated builds or for a self-help system version detection for users reporting bugs.


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Consider the following RSA key set to determine the value of d that is used as the secret key.
The provided value of p, q n and e are as follows:
Calculate the value of using the formula .
Compute the value of d using Extended-Euclid’s algorithm such that
where k is the least positive integer.
For
Therefore the value of the secret key is .
Calculate the cipher text of the message .
The formula to calculate the cipher text is .
where c is the cipher text.
Therefore, the encryption message of the message is 254 .
If Alice’s public exponent is chosen as 3, then it is insecure.
Suppose that when a same message that Alice want to send to several different people.
• Now, if Alice does the obvious thing as encrypting the message which have to send using each of their public keys and send it.
• Then eavesdropper Eve will collect every encrypted message.
Now, Eve will check if the number of messages is equal to or greater than the encrypted exponent, then in this condition Eve may recover the message.
Consider the following example:
Suppose Alice’s want to send the same message in the encrypted form to a number of different several people, where every using the same exponent and different modulo.
Suppose the eavesdropper Eve intercepts and where, .
Then,
However,
Then user consists the following:
Thus, holds over the integer and then Eves can easily obtain the cube root of to compute.
Hence, if the exponent is chosen to 3 or; then only three different encryptions are sufficient to recover the original message.
Therefore, from the above explanation it is clear that, “if the exponent is chosen to 3, then the adversary can factor Alice’s modulus n in time polynomial in the number of bits in n”


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what are the existing lemmas related to refinement of partitions, i.e. the idea that if there are two partitions of a list, then there is a partition that refines both?
What do you mean by partition?
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It seems a bit trivial, since there is a maximal partition
well there's a minimal refinement
I don't think the subpartition relation exists in mathlib, but you could prove it's a lattice
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daglet: DAG tools for Python¶
| Github: | https://github.com/kkroening/daglet |
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class
daglet.
Vertex
(label=None, parents=[], extra_hash=None)¶ Bases:
future.types.newobject.newobject
Vertex in a directed-acyclic graph (DAG).
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Vertices must be hashable, and two vertices are considered to be equivalent if they have the same hash value.
Vertices are immutable, and the hash should remain constant as a result. If a vertex with new contents is required, create a new vertex and throw the old one away.
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"""advanced.py
Illustrate usage of Query combined with the FromCache option,
including front-end loading, cache invalidation and collection caching.
"""
from .environment import Session
from .model import Person, cache_address_bits
from .caching_query import FromCache, RelationshipCache
def load_name_range(start, end, invalidate=False):
"""Load Person objects on a range of names.
start/end are integers, range is then
"person <start>" - "person <end>".
The cache option we set up is called "name_range", indicating
a range of names for the Person class.
The `Person.addresses` collections are also cached. Its basically
another level of tuning here, as that particular cache option
can be transparently replaced with joinedload(Person.addresses).
The effect is that each Person and their Address collection
is cached either together or separately, affecting the kind of
SQL that emits for unloaded Person objects as well as the distribution
of data within the cache.
"""
q = Session.query(Person).\
filter(Person.name.between("person %.2d" % start, "person %.2d" % end)).\
options(cache_address_bits).\
options(FromCache("default", "name_range"))
# have the "addresses" collection cached separately
# each lazyload of Person.addresses loads from cache.
q = q.options(RelationshipCache(Person.addresses, "default"))
# alternatively, eagerly load the "addresses" collection, so that they'd
# be cached together. This issues a bigger SQL statement and caches
# a single, larger value in the cache per person rather than two
# separate ones.
#q = q.options(joinedload(Person.addresses))
# if requested, invalidate the cache on current criterion.
if invalidate:
q.invalidate()
return q.all()
print("two through twelve, possibly from cache:\n")
print(", ".join([p.name for p in load_name_range(2, 12)]))
print("\ntwenty five through forty, possibly from cache:\n")
print(", ".join([p.name for p in load_name_range(25, 40)]))
# loading them again, no SQL is emitted
print("\ntwo through twelve, from the cache:\n")
print(", ".join([p.name for p in load_name_range(2, 12)]))
# but with invalidate, they are
print("\ntwenty five through forty, invalidate first:\n")
print(", ".join([p.name for p in load_name_range(25, 40, True)]))
# illustrate the address loading from either cache/already
# on the Person
print("\n\nPeople plus addresses, two through twelve, addresses possibly from cache")
for p in load_name_range(2, 12):
print(p.format_full())
# illustrate the address loading from either cache/already
# on the Person
print("\n\nPeople plus addresses, two through twelve, addresses from cache")
for p in load_name_range(2, 12):
print(p.format_full())
print("\n\nIf this was the first run of advanced.py, try "\
"a second run. Only one SQL statement will be emitted.")


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A 128x128 icon to display in the store. You may re-use your app icon here.
At least one 1280x800 or 640x400 screenshot or YouTube video to show off what your app does.
A 440x280 small tile icon that will be displayed on the Chrome Web Store wall.
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Your app's language to help users find it.
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