Sync to other hosts
[[ ${ host } ]] folder:
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Copy File(s)
Optional settings
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will be replaced
Delete Existing:
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solr - an R client for Apache Solr
Scott Chamberlain (@recology_ / @ropensci)
UC Berkeley / rOpenSci
Supported by:
License: CC-BY 4.0 - You are free to copy, share, adapt, or remix, photograph, film, or broadcast, blog, live-blog, or post video of this presentation, provided that you attribute the work to its author and respect the rights and licenses associated with its components.
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A perfect combination
Data is increasingly on the web
API: Application Programming Interface
Reproducibly plug data from the web into research workflows
Solr in R
Use cases for Solr in R
solr R client - Search
solr R client - Server management
Solr v5
We're developing against Solr v5
So some things may not work with older versions
Use case: Data exploration
R has all the tools you'll need for data manipulation, vizualization, and statistics
Access to infinite data via Solr makes this a powerful combination
Use case: Data exploration
The data.frame is the most common data structure in R, and the easiest to work with
Use case: Data exploration
in solr
R, we make data.frame default output from search
easy downstream use for:
- vizualization
- statistics
- modelling
Use case: Easy R client libraries
Many public web APIs use Solr
R client = easy w/ solr
R client
Use case: Easy R client libraries
Examples:
Use case: Solr Server Management
Probably don't want to do all server mngt. in R, but e.g.,
create/delete a collection/core
add/delete/update documents from files, and R objects
are, or will be, easy in solr
R client
First, let's connect - solr_connect()
You can also toggle:
- error verbosity
- whether URLs are printed
- use a proxy
Additional search functions
solr_mlt() - more like this search
solr_group() - group search
solr_highlight() - highlight search
solr_stats() - stats search
Server management functions
core_*() - manage cores
collection_*() - manage collections
add_*() - add documents from R objects
solr_get() - get documents by id
update_*() - add documents from files
delete_*() - delete documents
config_*() - set/unset config params
Three update_*()
fxns:
update_json()
update_xml()
update_csv()
- Input: files
- JSON and XML versions can include add
& delete
for specific documents
In the works...
- Inspect configuration
- Write configuration
- Compatibilty with older Solr versions
- Support spatial search
- Plugin handler (if possible)
In closing...
Would love your feedback
kick the tires
let me know what could be better
let's talk
I'll be around tomorrow if you want to meet


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Projects
Colombo International School Disciplinary System
- Utilized Microsoft Access and Visual Basic to create a more
efficient and paperless alternative to the current discipline
system.
- Communicated thoroughly with clients and built regular
prototypes to keep track of progress and receive constructive
feedback.
- Awarded International World Prize (1st Place) for this
project.


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Marienplatz
Marienplatz is the city center of Munich. Here you can access
Munich's metro system, find many great beer halls and restaurants, and
view Munich's historic architecture
Frauenkirche
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This very massive church located by Marienplatz was bombed during
World War 2, but restored after the war. The two towers give a great view
of the entire city, and Munich's historic buildings.
Entertainment
BMW Musuem
The BMW Musuem is located just outside Munich's city limits, right
next to the 1972 Olympic park. Here, you can learn about the history
of Germany's most well known vehicle from the first engine, to World War II, to
its high performance cars that are known today.
089
089 is a well known bar/club that is popular with the younger crowd.
clubs in Munich are 18 and up, so it's very popular amongst college aged
individuals.
Restaraunts
Holfbrauhaus
This famous beer hall is known to have great beer and great food. Enjoy
a full Liter of beer with complimentary pretzels on the side
Augustiner-Brau Munchen
Yes, another beer hall but that is what Munich is known for. This beer hall
offers a variety of different brews with great food.
Transportation
Metro Train
The fastest and easiest way around Munich is by Metro train. The metro
runs underneith the city and serves many stations in Munich as well as the
surrounding area.


Our client: Morten Butangen
Our client Morten Butangen wants to promote the new restaurant for students and people on the go. It’s called “Samspiseriet” and will help students not worry about the problems related to making and buying food. Instead he thinks students should be able to enjoy food without feeling like it’s a burden. He also sees the importance of earning enough money to keep the restaurant alive. Therefore he wants a webpage for quick and easy promotion, and at the same time have services that makes the customers happy.
Purpose and goal
The purpose of the site is to offer potential customers a contact- and promoting point for the restaurant. The site should include menus, contact information, the ability to book a table, and a general description of the restaurant. It should showcase the interior and exterior of the restaurant, and provide photos of meals offered. Our client wants to provide the customers a quick, healthy and affordable meal, also having take-away as an option. Located in Trondheim, and only one block away from X makes this goal very much achievable, according to our client.
Audience
The main appeal of the restaurant will be affordable, healthy, and quick meals. The audience will therefore probably turn out to be students, and other people that desire a quick and healthy meal. Most customers will be young, and therefore the website must be compatible with phones or smaller screens.
The content and organization of the website
- Home (Frontpage)
- Will display the name and logo of the restaurant in the header. Under the name and logo there will be hyperlinks to the rest of the webpage, as outlined below. The rest of the frontpage will be dedicated to a picture of the restaurant, with contact information in the footer.
- About us
- This page will contain information about the founders and history of the restaurant, who runs it, and what its purpose is.
- Contact us
- Would need to include contact information. A link to a facebook page, phone number for ordering, and an email for every type of feedback. Will probably be locked in the footnote (or besides it?)
- Menu
- Would show the menu of the restaurant, with pictures of the dishes. Will also include the content of the dishes and show allergies. (Every dish will have a link/button which adds the dish to a shopping list so you can get it as a takeaway)
- Table reservation
- Will display a map of the restaurant, where customers can reserve a specific table at specific times. If the table is taken for
Specific requirements
Functional:
- Reserve a table
- Order takeout
- The user should be able to sort meals based on allergies
- Slideshow of a few meals
Non-functional:
- The user should be able to get from any page to any other page in a single click
- The user should have access to the menu at all times
- The logo will always be on display in some way or form
- Mobile versions of the page should require less data to load, so as to preserve the viewers mobile data
Challenges
As we expect a lot of customers to use their phone on the go, we need to keep in mind how much data is needed to load a certain page, especially the home page. Photos will be important to showcase the different and broad specter of meals, but they also require the most data. We will need to find a smooth solution on this problem. One suggestion is not having photos on the menu page, but maybe in a pdf-format. Our goal as a team is to use mainly HTML and CSS. We might face some issues regarding ordering takeout or/and table reservation only using Javascript. Although we want to focus on the HTML and CSS part, the team is expecting to be in the need of JavaScript for a few different implementations.


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| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| ActionWriteResponse
Base class for write action responses.
|
| CompositeIndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that are composed of
multiple subrequests which relate to one or more indices. |
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| WriteConsistencyLevel
Write Consistency Level control how many replicas should be active for a write operation to occur (a write operation
can be index, or delete).
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| ActionWriteResponse
Base class for write action responses.
|
| DocumentRequest
Generic interface to group ActionRequest, which work on single document level
Forces this class return index/type/id getters
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| CompositeIndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that are composed of
multiple subrequests which relate to one or more indices. |
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| RealtimeRequest
Indicates that a request can execute in realtime (reads from the translog).
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| ActionWriteResponse
Base class for write action responses.
|
| DocumentRequest
Generic interface to group ActionRequest, which work on single document level
Forces this class return index/type/id getters
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| CompositeIndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that are composed of
multiple subrequests which relate to one or more indices. |
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| CompositeIndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that are composed of
multiple subrequests which relate to one or more indices. |
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionFuture
An extension to
Future allowing for simplified "get" operations. |
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| ListenableActionFuture
An
ActionFuture that listeners can be added to. |
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| OriginalIndices
Used to keep track of original indices within internal (e.g.
|
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| FailedNodeException |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| ActionWriteResponse
Base class for write action responses.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| WriteConsistencyLevel
Write Consistency Level control how many replicas should be active for a write operation to occur (a write operation
can be index, or delete).
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| FailedNodeException |
| TaskOperationFailure
Information about task operation failures
The class is final due to serialization limitations
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| CompositeIndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that are composed of
multiple subrequests which relate to one or more indices. |
| DocumentRequest
Generic interface to group ActionRequest, which work on single document level
Forces this class return index/type/id getters
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| RealtimeRequest
Indicates that a request can execute in realtime (reads from the translog).
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| IndicesRequest.Replaceable |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionRequestValidationException |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| ActionWriteResponse
Base class for write action responses.
|
| ActionWriteResponse.ShardInfo |
| DocumentRequest
Generic interface to group ActionRequest, which work on single document level
Forces this class return index/type/id getters
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| WriteConsistencyLevel
Write Consistency Level control how many replicas should be active for a write operation to occur (a write operation
can be index, or delete).
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionFuture
An extension to
Future allowing for simplified "get" operations. |
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionFuture
An extension to
Future allowing for simplified "get" operations. |
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Action
Base action.
|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionRequestBuilder |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| GenericAction
A generic action.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| TimestampParsingException |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionFuture
An extension to
Future allowing for simplified "get" operations. |
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| FailedNodeException |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DocumentRequest
Generic interface to group ActionRequest, which work on single document level
Forces this class return index/type/id getters
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ActionRequest |
| ActionResponse
Base class for responses to action requests.
|
| FailedNodeException |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| IndicesRequest
Needs to be implemented by all
ActionRequest subclasses that relate to
one or more indices. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ActionListener
A listener for action responses or failures.
|
| ShardOperationFailedException
An exception indicating that a failure occurred performing an operation on the shard.
|
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EQ (Emotional Intelligence) measures how we as individuals learn, understand, and apply emotional knowledge. How well someone can understand their own and others emotions, to differentiate between them, and to use that knowledge to guide your actions and behaviors.
This emotional intelligence (EI) aspects helps us measure of ability to be confident within ourselves and essentially knowing our self-worth, or how much self-awarness we have when recognising something isn't right with our peers on a deeper level. Having these traits allows this person to be more easy going and enjoyable to work with or be around.
IQ measures your problem-solving skills, logical thinking skills, mathematics, a number of other fundamental skills that calculate to give your IQ level. Essentially, IQ tests measure how someone learns, understands and applies information.
Having a higher definetly helps with everything in our lives, including our careers, our fundamental behaviors, our attention to driving a car, reading a book, and everything in between. Clearly, having a higher IQ can help progress your academic and professional career. Its based more on how intellectual you are rather than your emotional awarness.
I think its very important to have balance in both aspects of IQ and EQ levels. Someone who is really intellectual may lack those social skills which holds them back from a promotion, or not being empathetic towards others may harm their personal lives.
Having high IQ definetly helps with your career in the short term but EQ is something that catapultes your career futher and opens new doors for you. Gaining motivation and confidence within yourself is something that resonates with people, so definetly having a good balance of IQ and EQ is the way to go.


We can say that Kasaragod is the crown of the state Kerala, Land of many differnt languages, the history of the invasion and resistance, testimonies of historical forts, remainings of innovative culture of the modern stone age like ‘Chenkallarakal’, ‘Nannangatikal’, ‘Muniyarakal’, Inscriptions of historical rulers and their practices, Lush green land of highlands of western ghat, the midlands, the unique traditions and practice of worship. Kasargod is reputed for its practice of sharing the culture and languages. The name Kasaragod resembles ‘a group of trees of Kanjira’. In the collection of poems of the poet Linkanna uses the term “Kasaragod” as ‘Thullu Rajaraller Malerite’. Kasaragod is no longer a group of Kanjira wood, land that is rich in lush green areca palm, coconut trees and bananas and hugged by beaches of Arabian Sea. Kasaragod is rich in history and heritage.Kasaragod district, which is located at the northern end of Kerala, was formed on 24th May, 1984. The District formed on the basis of the order of 19.05.1984 of GO (MS) number 520/84 / RD, comprising of Hosdurg and Kasaragod taluks which were part of undivided Kannur District. In the east the district is Kodagu and Dakshina Kannada districts of Karnataka, the Arabian Sea in the west, and the Kannada District of Karnataka in the north. The district is bounded by the Kannur district.


| # | Reference |
|---|---|
| 1 | Follow link to Additional information work package |
| 2 | 3rd Party HTTP Error Response Standards |
| Endpoint | Amend savings income |
| Method | PUT |
| URI | /income/savings/{nino}/{taxYear} |
| Description | This endpoint allows a developer to provide or amend savings income for securities or foreign interest. A National Insurance number and tax year must be provided. |
| # | Type | Parameter Name | Description | Type | Format | M/O | Min | Max | Validation | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I1 | Path Parameter | Nino | National Insurance number, in the format AA999999A. For example: TC663795B | String | ^((?!(BG|GB|KN|NK|NT|TN|ZZ)|(D|F|I|Q|U|V)[A-Z]|[A-Z](D|F|I|O|Q|U|V))[A-Z]{2})[0-9]{6}[A-D] | M | See BVRs E1 | |||
| I2 | Path Parameter | Tax Year | The tax year the submission relates to (YYYY-YY for example 2019-20 for the 19/20 tax year). For example: 2017-18 | Date in the format YYYY-YY | ^[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}$ | M | — | — | — | — |
| # | Field Name | Description | Type | Format | M/O | Min | Max | Validation | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I3 | securitiesItems | The container that holds the key value for securities | Object | ||||||
| I3.1 | taxTakenOff | The amount of tax deducted from Gilt Edge interest. The value must be between 0 and<PHONE_NUMBER>9.99 up to 2 decimal places. For example: 5000.99 | Number | (2dp) >=0.00 | O | 0.00 |<PHONE_NUMBER>9.99 | FORMAT_VALUE | |
| I3.2 | grossAmount | The gross amount of Gilt Edge interest including tax deducted. The value must be between 0 and<PHONE_NUMBER>9.99 up to 2 decimal places.For example: 5000.99 | Number | (2dp) >= 0.00 | O | 0.00 |<PHONE_NUMBER>9.99 | FORMAT_VALUE | if there is an entry in “taxTakenOf” then “grossAmount” is mandatory If the interest did not have tax taken off, put this amount in “grossAmount”. Do not fill in boxes “taxTakenOff” |
| I3.3 | netAmount | The amount of Gilt Edge interest after tax has been deducted. The value must be between 0 and<PHONE_NUMBER>9.99 up to 2 decimal places. For example: 5000.99 | Number | (2dp) >= 0.00 | O | 0.00 |<PHONE_NUMBER>.99 FORMAT_VALUE | ||
| I4 | foreignInterestItems | Financial details about foreign interest income | Array | ||||||
| I4.1 | foreignInterest | he container that holds the key value for foreign interest | Object | O | |||||
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Horner heaps praise on Albon after promising start to life at Red Bull
by Tom MasonAlex Albon made the step up from Toro Rosso midway through the season to Aston Martin Red Bull Racing. The 23-year-old was set to finish on the podium in Brazil, only to collide with Lewis Hamilton, putting him out of the points.
Before Brazil, Albon hadn't failed to finish outside the top six following the move to Red Bull Racing, his best result coming in Japan when he came through in fourth-place.
“He looked really comfortable racing world champions and it was a huge shame for him to lose that podium on the penultimate lap,” as quoted by GP fans.

“OK, he didn’t get the trophy but he’s impressed the whole team with his performance and again, it’s an encouraging signal for next year.”
With one race remaining, Albon is eleven points behind Pierre Gasly and Carlos Sainz who are battling it out for sixth in the final standings.


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The Apache™ XML Graphics Project - Charter
The Apache XML Graphics Project Charter
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Apache™ XML Graphics is a collaborative software development project dedicated to providing robust, full-featured, commercial-quality, and freely available software packages for the conversion of XML to graphical output and for related components. This project is managed in cooperation with various individuals worldwide (both independent and company-affiliated experts), who use the Internet to communicate, plan, and develop XML software and related documentation.
1.2 This charter briefly describes the mission, history, organization, and processes of the project.
2 MISSION
2.1 Apache XML Graphics exists to promote the use of XML. We view XML as a compelling paradigm that structures data as information, thereby facilitating the exchange, transformation, and presentation of knowledge. The ability to transform raw data into usable information has great potential to improve the functionality and use of information systems. We intend to build freely available products for the conversion of XML to graphical output and closely related technologies in order to engender such improvements.
2.2 The Apache XML Graphics products support standard APIs (formal, de facto, or proposed). They are designed to be high performance, reliable, and easy to use. To facilitate easy porting of ideas between languages, the API's supported should be as similar as possible, given the constraints of the languages and existing architectures. Apache XML Graphics products should also be designed to work efficiently with other Apache projects that deal with XML whenever possible.
2.3 We believe that the best way to further these goals is by having both individuals and corporations collaborate on the best possible infrastructure, APIs, code, testing, and release cycles. Components must be vendor neutral and usable as core components for all.
2.4 In order to achieve a coherent architecture between Apache XML Graphics products and other components and applications, standards (formal or de facto) will be used as much as possible for both protocols and APIs. Where appropriate, experiences and lessons learned will be fed back to standards bodies in an effort to assist in the development of those standards. We will also encourage the innovation of new protocols, APIs, and components in order to seed new concepts not yet defined by standards.
3 HISTORY
3.1 Both Batik and FOP were subprojects of the Apache XML Project until late 2004. At this time, reflecting the growth in the Apache XML project and these communities themselves, Apache XML Graphics became a top-level project of the Apache Software Foundation. Apache XML Graphics still shares much infrastructure with the Apache XML project and the other former subprojects of Apache XML that have become projects in their own right.
4 TERMS
4.1 The ASF Board. The management board of the Apache Software Foundation.
4.2 The Project. The Apache XML Graphics Project; intended to refer to the source code, website and community that are Apache XML Graphics.
4.3 Subproject. Apache XML Graphics is composed of a number of subprojects which fit into one of two categories:
a) Implementations of a graphics-related XML standard in some particular programming language. At the time of writing, there is one implementation for both SVG (Batik) and XSL-FO (FOP) written in Java. b) A set of components serving some purpose not directly pertinent to the conversion of XML to graphical output, but which are used in related applications and are tightly bound, usually through internal API's, to one (or more) of the XML Graphics subprojects.
4.4 Product. Some deliverable (usually a binary or source package) that a subproject releases to the public. Subprojects may have multiple products.
4.5 Contributor. Anyone who makes a contribution to the development of the Apache XML Graphics project or a subproject.
4.6 Committer. Each Apache XML Graphics subproject has a set of committers. Committers are contributors who have read/write access to the source code repository.
5 THE PROJECT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
5.1 The Apache XML Graphics project is managed by a core group of committers known as the Project Management Committee [PMC], which is composed of volunteers from among the active committers (see 8.3 below) from all subprojects. Each subproject must have at least one representative on the PMC, to ensure active supervision of the subproject.
5.2 The activities of the PMC are coordinated by the Chairperson, who is an officer of the corporation and reports to the Apache Board. The Chairperson will, on the request of the Apache Board, provide reports to the Board on issues related to the running of the Apache XML Graphics project.
5.3 The PMC has the following responsibilities:
a) Accepting new subproject proposals, voting on these proposals and creating
the subproject (see SUBPROJECTS below). This is done in collaboration with
the Incubator (see http://incubator.apache.org).
b) Facilitating code or other donations by individuals or companies, in
collaboration with the Incubator.
c) Resolving license issues and other legal issues in conjunction with
the ASF board.
d) Ensuring that administrative and infrastructure work is completed.
e) Facilitating relationships among subprojects and other Apache projects.
f) Facilitating relationships between Apache XML Graphics and the external
world.
g) Overseeing Apache XML Graphics to ensure that the mission defined in
this document is being fulfilled.
h) Resolving conflicts within the project.
i) Reporting to the ASF board (through the Chair) on the progress
of the project.
5.4 In cases where the sub-project is unable to directly provide at least one representative on the PMC--implying that there are no active committers on that code base--then the subproject should be considered dormant, and any relevant Apache policies for dormant projects should be implemented. At the least, the subproject's status should be updated on its website.
5.5 Every 12 months, or at the request of the Board, the PMC will provide a recommendation to the Apache Board for the position of Chairperson of the PMC.
5.6 This recommendation will be made on the basis of an election held within the PMC. The election will be performed using a simple majority vote of PMC members.
5.7 Upon agreement by the Apache Board, the recommended Chairperson will, if they are not already, be appointed an officer of the corporation. See https://www.apache.org/foundation/bylaws.html for more information.
5.8 In the unlikely event that a member of the PMC becomes disruptive to the process, ceases to make codebase contributions for an extended period, or ceases to take part in PMC votes for an extended period of time, said member may be removed by unanimous vote of remaining PMC members.
5.9 The PMC is responsible for maintaining and updating this charter. Development must follow the process outlined below, so any change to the development process necessitates a change to the charter. Changes must be approved by a two-thirds majority of all members of the PMC.
6 SUBPROJECTS
6.1 When a new subproject proposal is submitted to the PMC, it may be accepted by unanimous vote of the PMC.
6.2 A subproject may be removed by unanimous vote of the PMC, subject to the approval of the ASF board.
7 CONTRIBUTORS
7.1 Like all Apache projects, the Apache XML Graphics project is a meritocracy -- the more work you do, the more you are allowed to do. Contributions will include participating in mailing lists, reporting bugs, providing patches and proposing changes to a product.
7.2 Contributors who make regular and substantial contributions may become committers as described below.
8 COMMITTERS
8.1 Each subproject has a set of committers. Committers are contributors who have read/write access to the source code repository.
8.2 Normally, a new committer is added after a contributor has been nominated by a committer and approved by at least 50 percent of the active committers for that subproject with no opposing votes. In the case that a subproject has a very small number of active committers, the PMC may choose to require a PMC resolution to approve the nomination of a contributor by one of the active committers in that subproject. All committers must have a signed Contributor License Agreement on file with the Secretary of the Corporation. Since, in most cases, contributors will already have contributed significant amounts of code, this should usually have been done before nomination.
8.3 Committers have write access to the primary subproject by which they have been nominated as well as the area for common components, if any. A committer may be elected to multiple subprojects.
8.4 For the purposes of voting, committers will be classed as "active" or "inactive". Only active committers will be included in the totals used to determine the success or failure of a particular vote, and only active committers can be members of the PMC.
8.5 Committers remain active as long as they are contributing code or posting to the subproject mailing lists. If a committer has neither contributed code nor posted to the subproject mailing lists in 3 months, the PMC chair may e-mail the committer, the subproject development list, and the PMC mailing list notifying the committer that they are going to be moved to inactive status. If there is no response in 72 hours, the committer will become inactive, and may be removed from the PMC mailing list.
8.6 An inactive status will not prevent a committer committing new code changes or posting to the mailing lists. Either of these activities will automatically re-activate the committer for the purposes of voting.
9 INFRASTRUCTURE
9.1 The Apache XML Graphics project relies on the Apache XML project and the Apache Infrastructure project for the following:
a) Bug Database -- This is a system for tracking bugs and feature requests.
b) Subproject Source Repositories -- These are several repositories containing both the source code and documentation for the subprojects.
c) Website -- The xmlgraphics.apache.org website will contain information about the Apache XML Graphics project, including documentation, downloads of releases, and this charter. Each subproject will have its own website with subproject information.
d) PMC Mailing List -- This list is for PMC business requiring confidentiality, particularly when an individual or company requests discretion. All other PMC business should be done on the general mailing list.
e) General Mailing List -- This mailing list is open to the public. It is intended for discussions that cross subprojects.
f) Subproject Mailing Lists -- Each subproject (except for common components) should have at least one devoted mailing list. Many subprojects may wish to have both user and dev (development) lists. The individual subprojects may decide on the exact structure of their mailing lists.
10 LICENSING
10.1 All contributions to the Apache XML Graphics project adhere to the Apache Software Foundation License, v.2.0 (https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0). All further contributions must be made under the same terms.
10.2 When a committer is considering integrating a contribution from a contributor who has no CLA on file with the Corporation, it is the responsibility of the committer, in consultation with the PMC, to conduct due diligence on the pedigree of the contribution under consideration.
11 THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
11.1 The development process is intentionally lightweight; like other Apache projects, the committers decide which changes may be committed to the repository. Three +1 ('yes' votes) with no -1 ('no' votes or vetoes) are needed to approve a significant code change. For efficiency, some code changes from some contributors (e.g. feature additions, bug fixes) may be approved in advance, in which case they may be committed first and changed as needed, with conflicts resolved by majority vote of the committers.
12 SUBPROJECT REQUIREMENTS
12.1 Each subproject should have a set of requirements as well as an up-to-date release plan and design document on its dedicated web page.
12.2 It is recommended that each subproject have a smoke-test system that works at least as a basic integration test.
13 RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER APACHE PROJECTS
13.1 The Apache XML Graphics project should work closely with other Apache projects, such as XML, Jakarta and the Apache Server, to avoid redundancy and achieve a coherent architecture among Apache XML Graphics and these projects.


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The Bulgarian government allocates BGN 51 million for Christmas bonuses for the poorest pensioners.
Christmas bonus of 40 BGN will be given to each pensioner who receives less than BGN 363 BGN monthly pension, which is the new poverty line, BNR said on November 20, BNT reported.
Labour and Social Policy Minister Minister Bisser Petkov said that nearly 1, 276 million pensioners will be entitled to the Christmas bonus of BGN 40 (Euro 20).
Prime Minister Borissov commented this is the eighth time the government has paid Christmas bonuses to pensioners. He said that with the sum approved at a cabinet meeting, his third government had provided nearly half a billion BGN in pension supplements, “plus a 6.7% increase in pensions, plus what we have decided with the new budget to increase the minimum pension to BGN 250,“ he noted.


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Crux Installation Instructions
This page will walk you through the steps of installing crux on your computer. Seperate sections describe the installation for Linux, OS X, and Windows. You have the choice of installing precompiled binaries or building Crux from the source code. The compiled binaries offer the easiest installation option.Linux
Note: when typing the commands shown in these instructions do not type the leading$
before each command; it indicates the
prompt. These instructions will refer to your home directory as
$HOME
. You can type $HOME
in the commands
or you can use the fully qualified path to your home directory which
may be something like /home/yourname/
. Note that you can
find out the location of your home directory by logging in and
typing pwd
or echo $HOME
.
Installing Pre-compiled Crux Binaries on Linux
- Download the files
Crux is freely
available for download under an
Apache 2.0 license.
On the download page click on the link "Linux [architecture]
Build (zipped)" to download them to your computer.
If your computer is running a 32-bit version of Linux select the
i686 version.
If your computer is running a 64-bit version of Linux select the
x86_64 version.
If a window pops
up, select the "Save" button.
To check that the file was
transfered correctly, run this command
and compare the output to the "MD5 checksum" link next to the file you downloaded.
$ md5sum [downloaded file]
- Unpack and install the files
The file you downloaded
should be named something like
crux-x.xx-XXXX-GNU-Linux.zip
where x.xx
is replaced with the most current release version.
and
XXXX is either i686 or x86_64.
Move this file
to a convenient location and unpack the file with this command.
You should now have a new directory, crux-x.xx-XXXX-GNU-Linux, with two subdirectories bin, and doc. The crux programs are in the bin directory. You may want to move these files somewhere more convenient for you, but otherwise, that completes the installation! Skip ahead to Setting the PATH on Linux and OS X for notes on how to run the executables.
$ unzip crux-x.xx-XXXX-GNU-Linux.zip
Building Crux From Source on Linux
- Prerequisites
To build Crux from source on Linux you must have installed the
following software:
gcc
g++
cmake
make
svn
wget
(must support SSL)
- Download the files
The Crux source is freely
available for download under an
Apache 2.0 license>.
On the download page click on the link "Source (tarred, gzipped)",
and choose save to disk if prompted.
To check that the file was
transfered correctly, run this command
and compare the output to the "MD5 checksum" link next to the file you selected on the Crux download page. The file you downloaded should be named something like crux-x.xx.source.tar.gz, where x.xx is replaced with the most current release version.
$ md5sum [downloaded file]
- Unpack the files
Move the downloaded file to a
convenient location and unpack it with this command.
$ tar -zxvf crux-x.xx.Source.tar.gzA new directory named crux-x.xx.Source will be created and a long list of files will stream by as they are being put into the new directory.
- Configure the build
Move into the crux-x.xx.Source
directory from step 1.
Run the command
where <install directory> is the location where you wish to install the crux programs. If you want crux to go in $HOME/bin, then <install directory> would be $HOME. The installation process will automatically put the programs in a directory called bin. Note, this configuration will build with optimizations turned on, and will not include debug symbols. To build with optimizations turned off, and debug symbols included, use the command:
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=<install directory> .
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=<install directory> .
- Build and install To complete the process, run these two commands.
$ make
$ make install
OS X
Crux requires OS X Yosemite. Note: when typing the commands shown in these instructions do not type the leading$
before each command; it indicates the
prompt. These instructions will refer to your home directory as
$HOME
. You can type $HOME
in the commands
or you can use the fully qualified path to your home directory which
may be something like /home/yourname/
. Note that you can
find out the location of your home directory by logging in and
typing pwd
or echo $HOME
.
To install and use crux
on OS X
you'll need to be familiar with the Terminal
application.
Installing Pre-compiled Crux Binaries on OS X
- Download the files
Crux is freely
available for download under an
Apache 2.0 license.
On the download page click on the link "OS X x86_64 Build (zipped)"
to download them to your computer.
If a window pops
up, select the "Save" button.
To check that the file was
transfered correctly, run this command
and compare the output to the "MD5 checksum" link next to the file you downloaded.
$ md5 [downloaded file]
- Unpack and install the files
The file you downloaded
should be named something like
crux-x.xx.Darwin.x86_64.zip
where x.xx
is replaced with the most current release version.
Move this file
to a convenient location and unpack the file with this command.
You should now have a new directory, crux-x.xx.Darwin.x86_64, with two subdirectories bin, and doc. The crux programs are in the bin directory. You may want to move these files somewhere more convenient for you, but otherwise, that completes the installation! Skip ahead to Setting the PATH on Linux and OS X for notes on how to run the executables.
$ unzip crux-x.xx.Darwin.x86_64.zip
Building Crux From Source on OS X
- Prerequisites
To build Crux from source on OS X you must have installed the
following software:
OS X Yosemite
XCode 6.3.1 or later
XCode Command Line Tools
cmake
make
svn
wget
(must support SSL)
$ sudo port install wget +ssl
- Download the files
The Crux source is freely
available for download under an
Apache 2.0 license>.
On the download page click on the link "Source (tarred, gzipped)",
and choose save to disk if prompted.
To check that the file was
transfered correctly, run this command
and compare the output to the "MD5 checksum" link next to the file you selected on the Crux download page. The file you downloaded should be named something like crux-x.xx.source.tar.gz, where x.xx is replaced with the most current release version.
$ md5sum [downloaded file]
- Unpack the files
Move the downloaded file to a
convenient location and unpack it with this command.
$ tar -zxvf crux-x.xx.Source.tar.gzA new directory named crux-x.xx.Source will be created and a long list of files will stream by as they are being put into the new directory.
- Configure the build
Move into the crux-x.xx.Source
directory from step 1.
Run the command
where <install directory> is the location where you wish to install the crux programs. If you want crux to go in $HOME/bin, then <install directory> would be $HOME. The installation process will automatically put the programs in a directory called bin. Note, this configuration will build with optimizations turned on, and will not include debug symbols. To build with optimizations turned off, and debug symbols included, use the command:
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=<install directory> .
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=<install directory> .
- Build and install To complete the process, run these two commands.
$ make
$ make install
Setting the PATH on Linux and OS X
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On Linux and OS X systems you can always run any of the programs by specifying its full
path. For example,
$ <install directory>/bin/crux comet
In this final step of the installation, we'll set things up so that you can also run any of the programs by just typing its name. This is done with an environment variable called $PATH. $PATH is a list of places that the computer looks for executable programs. Find out what is in the current list with this command:
$ echo $PATH
The value returned might look something like this:
/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/games
The first directory in this colon-separated list, /usr/local/bin, is the first place the computer looks for a program. If it doesn't find the program there it tries /usr/bin and so on down the list. You can either move the crux executable files into one of these directories already in your PATH, or you can add <install directory> to PATH with this command. (Remember to replace the word <install directory> with the actual location of your installation)
$ export PATH=$PATH:<install directory>/bin
Try 'echo $PATH' again to see that the change was made. <install directory>/bin should be at the end of the list. Now you can run the crux programs by just typing their names. Try this.
$ crux comet
The change to $PATH is only temporary. As soon as you close the window, the change will disappear. In order to make the change every time you log on, add the line export PATH=$PATH:<install directory>/bin to the file .bashrc located in your home directory. You will have to log on again for the change to take effect.
Windows
Installing Pre-compiled Crux Binaries on Windows
- Prerequisites To run Crux on Windows you must have installed the following software: Be sure to install the 64-bit version of the library.
- Download the files Crux is freely available for download under an Apache 2.0 license. On the download page click on the link "Windows x86 Build (zipped)" to download them to your computer. If a window pops up, select the "Save" button.
- Unpack and install the files Browse to the downloaded file in Windows Explorer. Right click on the file and choose "Expand All ...". You should now have a new directory, crux-x.xx, with two subdirectories bin, and doc. The crux programs are in the bin directory. You may want to move these files somewhere more convenient for you, but otherwise, that completes the installation! Skip ahead to Setting the PATH on Windows for notes on how to run the executables.
Building Crux From Source on Windows
- Prerequisites
To build Crux from source on Windows you must have installed the
following software:
Other verions of Visual Studio will not be able to build Crux!
You must have Visual Studio 2013.
Visual Studio 2013 Express for Windows Desktop does work.
wget is available as part of the GnuWin32 package.
The easiest way to install this is via the
GetGnuWin32
package manager. wget must support SSL, so install the optional packages provided byGetGnuWin32
. wget and svn must be included in the execution PATH for your system. See the section Setting the PATH on Windows for more information. - Download the file The Crux source is freely available for download under an Apache 2.0 license>. On the download page click on the link "Source (zipped)", and choose save to disk if prompted. The file you downloaded should be named something like crux-x.xx.Source.zip, where x.xx is replaced with the most current release version.
- Unpack the files Unpack the downloaded file using Windows Explorer. Right click on the file icon and click on "Extract All ...". A new directory named crux-x.xx.Source will be created containing the source code and documentation for Crux. Note Windows has a fixed maximum path length of 270 characters. The Crux build creates several levels of directories so it is very easy to exceed this limit. This will cause the build to fail. To avoid this problem we recommend keeping the Crux source and build trees very near the disk root (typically C:\
- Open the command line development environment. Under the "Start" button open the "Visual Studio 2013" folder, then open the "Visual Studio Tools" folder, and double-click on "Visual Studio x64 Win64 Command Prompt". This will launch a cmd shell configured to use the Microsoft development tools.
- Configure
In the cmd shell you just opened,
move into the crux-x.xx.Source
directory from step 1.
Run the command
where <install directory> is the location where you wish to install the crux programs. Note that, somewhat confusingly, Visual Studio 2013 is version 12.
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=<install directory> -G "Visual Studio 12 Win64" .
- Build and install To complete the process run the commands
cmake --build . --config Release --target ALL_BUILD
cmake --build . --config Release --target INSTALL
Once you've run the configuration step
you can also build and debug Crux from within the Visual Studio IDE.
CMake will generate a file named
crux.sln.
Open this file in Visual Studio.
You can select the build configuration: Release or Debug
in the combo box under the menu bar.
Note The Crux build will not automatically generate
debugging symbols even if you've selected the Debug configuration.
Right click on the Crux folder in the "Solution Explorer" and
select "Properties" from the pop-up menu.
In the "Properties" page select the "Debugging" item under the "Linker"
properties. Set "Generate Debug Info" to "Yes".
Changes made to the Visual Studio solution and project files will be lost
the next time CMake regenerates the project.
Setting the PATH on Windows
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On Windows systems you can always run any of the programs by specifying its full
path. For example,
C:\ <install directory>\bin\crux comet
In this final step of the installation, we'll set things up so that you can also run any of the programs by just typing its name. This is done with an environment variable called PATH. PATH is a list of directoires that the computer looks for executable programs. Find out what is in the current list with this command:
C:\ echo %PATH%
The value returned might look something like this:
C:\Windows;C:\Windows\system32;c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE\;c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC\BIN;C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\ Windows Live;C:\Windows\System32\Wbem;C:\Windows\S ystem32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\;c:\Program files\Notepad++;C:\Program Files\Tort oiseSVN\bin;C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Shared;C:\Program Files\CMake 2.8\bin; C:\Program Files\PuTTY;C:\Program Files\Subversion\bin;C:\GnuWin32\bin;
The first directory in this semicolon-separated list, C:\Windows, is the first place the computer looks for a program. If it doesn't find the program there it tries C:\WIndows\system32 and so on down the list. You can either move the crux executable files into one of these directories already in your PATH, or you can add <install directory> to PATH with this command. (Remember to replace the word <install directory> with the actual location of your installation)
set PATH=%PATH%;<install directory>\bin;
The change to PATH is only temporary. To make a permanent change to the path follow the following steps:
- Open the "Control Panel".
- Click on "System and Security".
- Click on "Advanced System Settings" in the list on the left (you may be asked to give an administrative password).
- You'll presented with a dialog box titled "System Properties". Click on the button labeled "Environment Variables".
- You'll be presented with a new dialog box containing two list boxes: one for user environment variables, and one for system environment variables. Select the PATH variable in the system variables list, and click on the "Edit ..." button.
- Add the full path to the directory containing the Crux executables to the list of directories. Remember that each PATH entry should end with a semi-colon.


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