On the Define service page, you can create a marketable service you want to provide to customers. You can offer the service directly to customers or cooperate with brokers or resellers whom you grant the permission to sell the service.
Creating a service means specifying its parameters, conditions, and restrictions.
To create a service:
The description of the technical service is displayed.
The service ID is restricted to 40 characters and must not contain any of the following characters:
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The service ID is offered for selection, for example, when updating or deleting services, or when specifying upgrade and downgrade options or a price model.
Click the Image upload field or Browse, and select the file containing the image. Supported file formats are GIF, JPG, and PNG. The size of the service image must be 80 x 80 pixels.
The service image is shown in the service catalog on a marketplace when you publish the service. It may be useful, for example, for customers to identify the service.
The service name for customers is shown in the service catalog on a marketplace when you publish the service. If you do not specify it, a string is displayed saying that the service name is not defined.
You can specify the service name for customers in additional languages later by updating the service.
The short description is shown in the service catalog on a marketplace when you publish the service. Usually, it contains an overview of the features the service provides.
You can specify the short description in additional languages later by updating the service.
The service description is displayed on a marketplace when customers request details of the service.
You can specify the description in additional languages later by updating the service.
For secure communication, the requests sent to the Web page or Web application are signed by the platform. For this to be possible, specific configuration settings in the platform are required. The application server used for the Web page or Web application needs the corresponding certificate of the platform in its truststore for verifying the signature. Contact your operator for support, if required.
Predefined custom tabs are available for viewing details on subscriptions to an IaaS service such as OpenStack or Amazon Web Services (AWS). On the custom tab, the booked virtual systems are listed with the following information:
You can set the URL for accessing the custom tab in the following format:
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<host_fqdn> is the fully qualified name or IP address of the host used to access the platform, 8881 is the port of APP. Omit the port if the platform is operated with its proxy. <service controller name> is the default context root of the relevant service controller and cannot be changed.
For example:
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As soon as a customer opens the Details view for a subscription to an IaaS service, the context of the subscription is returned to the URL of the custom tab with the following information:
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Just for checkig Calender Component, it can be usefull in various application!!!!!
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BTK Python wrapper
0.3dev.0
Python bindings for the Biomechanical ToolKit library (BTK)
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Coordinates of a point in a 3D space along the time. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | Clone |
| def | GetData |
| def | GetDescription |
| def | GetFrameNumber |
| def | GetLabel |
| def | GetResidual |
| def | GetResiduals |
| def | GetTimestamp |
| def | GetType |
| def | GetValue |
| def | GetValues |
| def | SetData |
| def | SetDataSlice |
| def | SetDescription |
| def | SetFrameNumber |
| def | SetLabel |
| def | SetResidual |
| def | SetResiduals |
| def | SetType |
| def | SetValue |
| def | SetValues |
| def | Update |
Static Public Attributes | |
| Angle = _btk.btkPoint_Angle | |
| Force = _btk.btkPoint_Force | |
| Marker = _btk.btkPoint_Marker | |
| Moment = _btk.btkPoint_Moment | |
| Power = _btk.btkPoint_Power | |
| Reaction = _btk.btkPoint_Reaction | |
| Scalar = _btk.btkPoint_Scalar | |
Coordinates of a point in a 3D space along the time.
The coordinates of the point are generally measured by an acquisition system. For each frame, the 3D value has a residual. It can provide informations on the quality of these 3D data (residual associated with the reconstruction of the marker). This class is also used to represent angles, forces, moments, powers and scalars. To know/set the type of the point, you can use the methods GetType() and SetType(). The type has a limited range of possible values and are listed in the following enumeration: - btk.btkPoint.Marker: Set the point object as a marker; - btk.btkPoint.Angle: Set the point object as an angle; - btk.btkPoint.Force: Set the point object as a force; - btk.btkPoint.Moment: Set the point object as a moment; - btk.btkPoint.Power: Set the point object as a power; - btk.btkPoint.Scalar: Set the point object as a scalar along the time; - btk.btkPoint.Reaction: Special type to indicate the point corresponds to one part of a wrench (not really used); Note: In some case the values at specific frames are invalid (mainly due to marker's occlusion). To detect if the frame is invalid, you can check the residual which will be set to the value -1. It is the same thing if you want to set the frame as invalid. You can set the values of the frames to 0 and the associated residual to -1. Note: A residual with a value equal to 0 means that this frame has been post-processed (interpolation, filtering, etc.).
| def btk.btkPoint.Clone | ( | self | ) |
Clone(self) -> btkPoint Deep copy of the object.
| def btk.btkPoint.GetData | ( | self | ) |
GetData(self) -> btkPointData Return the data of this point
| def btk.btkPoint.GetDescription | ( | self | ) |
GetDescription(self) -> std::string const & Returns the point's description.
| def btk.btkPoint.GetFrameNumber | ( | self | ) |
GetFrameNumber(self) -> int const Returns the number of frames.
| def btk.btkPoint.GetLabel | ( | self | ) |
GetLabel(self) -> std::string const & Returns the point's label.
| def btk.btkPoint.GetResidual | ( | self, | args | ) |
GetResidual(self, idx) -> double Returns only one residual for the given frame.
| def btk.btkPoint.GetResiduals | ( | self | ) |
GetResiduals(self) -> array (NumPy) Returns the point's residuals.
| def btk.btkPoint.GetTimestamp | ( | self | ) |
GetTimestamp(self) -> unsigned long Returns the timestamp of the object.
| def btk.btkPoint.GetType | ( | self | ) |
GetType(self) -> btkPoint_impl::Type const Returns the point's type.
| def btk.btkPoint.GetValue | ( | self, | args | ) |
GetValue(self, row, col) -> double Returns only one value for the given component and frame.
| def btk.btkPoint.GetValues | ( | self | ) |
GetValues(self) -> array (NumPy) Returns the point's values. WARNING:You cannot set values using this method. Use the methods SetValues of SetValue for that.
| def btk.btkPoint.SetData | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetData(self, btkPointData, parenting = true) SetData(self, btkPointData, parenting = true) Sets the data of this point. By default, this object will take the parent of the data. Setting 'parenting' to false will unparent the old data, assign the new one, but doesn't set the point as its parent.
| def btk.btkPoint.SetDataSlice | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetDataSlice(self, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5, res=0.0) SetDataSlice(self, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5) Convenient method to easily set the coordinates x,y,z and the residual for the given frame. WARNING: This function is not safe. There is no checking to determine if the frame is out of range or not. It has the advantage to be faster.
| def btk.btkPoint.SetDescription | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetDescription(self, string) Sets the point's description.
| def btk.btkPoint.SetFrameNumber | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetFrameNumber(self, int) Sets the number of frames.
| def btk.btkPoint.SetLabel | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetLabel(self, string) Sets the point's label.
| def btk.btkPoint.SetResidual | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetResidual(self, int, double) Sets only one residual for the given frame.
| def btk.btkPoint.SetResiduals | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetResiduals(self, array) Sets the point's residuals.
| def btk.btkPoint.SetType | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetUnit(self, int) Sets the point's type.
| def btk.btkPoint.SetValue | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetValue(self, int, int, double) Sets only one value for the given component and frame.
| def btk.btkPoint.SetValues | ( | self, | args | ) |
SetValues(self, array) Sets the point's values.
| def btk.btkPoint.Update | ( | self | ) |
Update(self) Updates the ProcessObject associated with this DataObject.
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Enum value which set the point object as an angle.
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Enum value which set the point object as a force.
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Enum value which set the point object as a marker.
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Enum value which set the point object as a moment.
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Enum value which set the point object as a power.
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Special type to indicate the point corresponds to one part of a wrench (not really used);
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Enum value which set the point object as a scalar.


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Package com.compuware.api.topaz.hostresources.zos
Provides classes and exceptions related to z/OS host resources.
Regarding the state of resource objects within this package: each resource object is a snapshot of that resource from the time it was retrieved from the host. In order to retrieve the current state of a resource, it will need to be re-retrieved from the host.
Note: Some resources may provide methods that retrieve data related to a resource at the time those methods are called. Such methods will be named with a prefix of "fetch" or "find" instead of "get", and the data retrieved from those methods will represent the state of that data from the time those methods are called, instead of the time that the resource was retrieved.
- Since:
- 1.0.0
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Interface Summary Interface Description IAllocateParameters Parameters specifying the attributes to use when allocating a new data set.IDataSet A dataset that resides on a z/OS host.IDataSetCharacteristics z/OS dataset characteristics.IDataSetCommandProvider Command provider for datasets.IDefineGenerationDataGroupParameters Parameters specifying the attributes to use when defining a new generation data group.IEnqueueOwner Representation of a user/job that has an enqueue on a z/OS dataset.IGenerationDataGroup A generation data group that resides on a z/OS host.IMember A member that resides on a z/OS host.IMigratedDataSet A migrated dataset that resides on a z/OS host.IPartitionedDataSet A partitioned dataset (PDS) that resides on a z/OS host.IPartitionedDataSetCharacteristics Partitioned dataset (PDS) characteristics.IPartitionedDataSetMember A partitioned dataset (PDS) member that resides on a z/OS host.IPartitionedDataSetMemberStatistics Partitioned dataset (PDS) member statistics.ISequentialDataSet A sequential dataset that resides on a z/OS host.ISequentialDataSetCharacteristics Sequential dataset characteristics.IVSAMCluster A VSAM cluster that resides on a z/OS host.IVSAMClusterCharacteristics VSAM cluster characteristics.IVSAMDataComponentCharacteristics VSAM data component characteristics.IVSAMDataComponentStatistics VSAM data component statistics.IVSAMIndexComponentCharacteristics VSAM index component characteristics. -
Class Summary Class Description AllocateParametersBuilder Builder class used to create instances ofIAllocateParameters
.DataSetReader Reads text from a z/OS dataset, providing for the efficient reading of characters.DataSetWriter Writes text to a z/OS dataset, providing for the efficient writing of characters.DefineGenerationDataGroupParametersBuilder Builder class used to create instances ofIDefineGenerationDataGroupParameters
.MemberReader Reads text from a z/OS member, providing for the efficient reading of characters.MemberWriter Writes text to a z/OS member, providing for the efficient writing of characters. -
Enum Summary Enum Description AllocationUnit Enumeration of z/OS allocation units.DataSetOrganization Enumeration of z/OS dataset organizations.DataSetType Enumeration of z/OS dataset types.DeviceType Enumeration of z/OS device types.GenerationDataGroupType Enumeration of z/OS generation data group types.IAllocateParameters.AllocationUnit Enumeration of the supported allocation units used for allocating a new data set.IDefineGenerationDataGroupParameters.Ordering Enumeration of the ordering types for a generation data group.LoadOption Enumeration of VSAM data component load options.MemberType Enumeration of z/OS member types.RecordFormat Enumeration of z/OS record formats.VSAMOrganization z/OS VSAM organizations. -
Exception Summary Exception Description AllocationFailedException AllocationFailedException
is a checked exception thrown when an an attempt to allocate a dataset fails.DataSetAccessException DataSetAccessException
is a checked exception thrown when an attempt to perform an action on a dataset fails because the associated z/OS host credentials do not have access authority for that dataset.DataSetExistsException DataSetExistsException
is a checked exception thrown when an an attempt to allocate a dataset fails because the dataset already exists.DataSetInUseException DataSetInUseException
is a checked exception thrown when an attempt to perform an action on a dataset fails because it is in use.DataSetMigratedException DataSetMigratedException
is a checked exception thrown when an attempt to perform an action on a dataset fails because the dataset is migrated.DataSetNotFoundException DataSetNotFoundException
is a checked exception thrown when an an attempt to perform an action on a dataset fails because the dataset does not exist.DataSetOutOfSpaceException DataSetOutOfSpaceException
is a checked exception thrown when an attempt to perform an action on a dataset fails because the dataset is out of space.DefinitionFailedException DefinitionFailedException
is a checked exception thrown when an an attempt to define a generation data group fails.GenerationDataGroupExistsException GenerationDataGroupExistsException
is a checked exception thrown when an an attempt to define a generation data group fails because the generation data group (or a like-named dataset) already exists.GenerationDataGroupNotFoundException GenerationDataGroupNotFoundException
is a checked exception thrown when an an attempt to perform an action on a generation data group fails because the generation data group does not exist.IndexComponentNotFoundException IndexComponentNotFoundException
is an unchecked exception thrown when an attempt to access the index component of a VSAM cluster fails because the VSAM cluster does not have an index component.LogicalRecordLengthExceededException LogicalRecordLengthExceededException
is a checked exception thrown when an attempt to write data to a dataset resource exceeds the dataset's logical record length.MemberAlreadyExistsException MemberAlreadyExistsException
is a checked exception thrown when attempting to create a PDS member that already exists.MemberInUseException MemberInUseException
is a checked exception thrown when an attempt to perform an action on a partitioned dataset member fails because it is in use.MemberNotFoundException MemberNotFoundException
is a checked exception thrown when an an attempt to perform an action on a member fails because the member does not exist.


Week 8 technical blog post
What Is Rails?
In this technical blog post for this week, I will be explaining what is Rails. Have you ever wanted to create a web app but just dont know how? Are you tired of using stuff like Wordpress, Wix and other online builders, well thankfully we have frameworks Rails. As explained on their main website, "Ruby on Rails® is an open-source web framework that’s optimized for programmer happiness and sustainable productivity. It lets you write beautiful code by favoring convention over configuration."
Rails allow you to build amazing web apps on top of a programming language named Ruby. With rails you can build amazing applications for your likings.
Rails run on a few philosophies. "The Rails philosophy includes two major guiding principles: Don't Repeat Yourself: DRY is a principle of software development which states that "Every piece of knowledge must have a single, unambiguous, authoritative representation within a system." By not writing the same information over and over again, our code is more maintainable, more extensible, and less buggy. Convention Over Configuration: Rails has opinions about the best way to do many things in a web application, and defaults to this set of conventions, rather than require that you specify every minutiae through endless configuration files."
There are awesome guides out there that relate to rails such as Michael Hartl's rail tutorial. To succeed in rails one must know backend ruby as well as front end materials such as html, css, JS and many more.


This page lists the campaigns that have been associated with indicators in the database. Each campaign is in it's own table, with the campaign name at the top, and the indicators that are associated with that particular campaign. Clicking on an indicator in each campaign will take you to their object page, where you can edit or delete the indicator.
{% for campaign in campaignents %}
{% if campaign|length == 0 %}
| Unknown |
{% else %}
{{ campaign }} |
{% endif %}
{% for camprec in campaignents[campaign] %}
| {{ camprec }} |
{% endfor %}
{% endfor %}


WITNESS LIST Jurisprudence Committee March 16, 2005 - 1:30P SB 165 FOR: Harvey, Jay Lawyer (Texas Trial Lawyers Association), Austin, TX Hickman, Ron Constable (Self), Spring, TX Weeks, Carl Vice President, Chairman Legislative Committee (Texas Process Servers Association), Austin, TX AGAINST: Hill, Robert C. Process Server/Investigator (Self), San Antonio, TX McCurry, W.F. Process Server (W.F. McCurry & Associates), Houston, TX McMichael, Dana L. Owner, Assured Civil Process Agency (Process Servers), Austin, TX Pendergrass, Tod E. President, DRLS, Inc. (Self), Austin, TX Thomas, Scott L. Owner (Thomas Process), Austin, TX ON: Hobbs, Lisa Rules Attorney (Supreme Court), Austin, TX Kuntz, William H. Executive Director (Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Denner, Nick (Professional Civil Process), Spicewood, TX Freeman, Gary Constable, Harris County Precinct 2 (Self), Galena Park, TX Hall, Charles Constable (JPCA), Midland, TX Harris, Charles Choc Constable (West Texas Justice of Peace & Constable, Justice of the Peace & Constable Association of Texas), Midland, TX Sisk, Cathy Division Chief, Harris County Attorney's Office (Harris County Attorney's Office), Houston, TX SB 524 FOR: Lee, Randal Criminal District Attorney (Cass County), Linden, TX SB 584 FOR: Jones, Guilford L. Judge (33rd District Court), Burnet, TX SB 585 FOR: Jones, Guilford L. Judge (33rd District Court), Burnet, TX SB 669 FOR: Anderson, James Judge (Randall County Court at Law #1), Amarillo, TX SB 671 FOR: Anderson, James Judge (Randall County Court at Law #1), Amarillo, TX ON: Hart, Coach Dan Chairman (Taxpayers For Equal Appraisal), Houston, TX SB 673 FOR: Anderson, James Judge (Randall County Court at Law #1), Amarillo, TX


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| Package | Description |
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| iaik.pkcs.pkcs11 |
This package provides a object oriented API to access PKCS#11 modules.
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| iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.objects |
This package contains all classes for objects and attributes as known from
PKCS#11.
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| iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.parameters |
This package contains all classes for parameters objects.
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| iaik.pkcs.pkcs11.wrapper |
This package contains the first (lowest) Java layer of the PKCS#11 wrapper.
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| Class and Description |
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| CK_ATTRIBUTE
class CK_ATTRIBUTE includes the type, value and length of an attribute.
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| CK_DATE
class .
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| CK_INFO
class CK_INFO provides general information about Cryptoki.
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| CK_MECHANISM_INFO
class CK_MECHANISM_INFO provides information about a particular mechanism.
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| CK_SESSION_INFO
class CK_SESSION_INFO provides information about a session.
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| CK_SLOT_INFO
class CK_SLOT_INFO provides information about a slot.
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| CK_TOKEN_INFO
class CK_TOKEN_INFO provides information about a token.
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| CK_VERSION
class CK_VERSION describes the version of a Cryptoki interface, a Cryptoki library, or an SSL
implementation, or the hardware or firmware version of a slot or token.
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| PKCS11
If the underlaying PKCS#11 function retuns CK_OK, the method returns normally.
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| PKCS11Exception
This is the superclass of all checked exceptions used by this package.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| CK_ATTRIBUTE
class CK_ATTRIBUTE includes the type, value and length of an attribute.
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| PKCS11Exception
This is the superclass of all checked exceptions used by this package.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| CK_SSL3_KEY_MAT_OUT
class CK_SSL3_KEY_MAT_OUT contains the resulting key handles and initialization vectors after
performing a C_DeriveKey function with the CKM_SSL3_KEY_AND_MAC_DERIVE mechanism.
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| CK_VERSION
class CK_VERSION describes the version of a Cryptoki interface, a Cryptoki library, or an SSL
implementation, or the hardware or firmware version of a slot or token.
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| Class and Description |
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| CK_ATTRIBUTE
class CK_ATTRIBUTE includes the type, value and length of an attribute.
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| CK_CREATEMUTEX
interface CK_CREATEMUTEX.
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| CK_DATE
class .
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| CK_DESTROYMUTEX
interface CK_DESTROYMUTEX.
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| CK_INFO
class CK_INFO provides general information about Cryptoki.
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| CK_LOCKMUTEX
interface CK_LOCKMUTEX
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| CK_MECHANISM
class CK_MECHANISM specifies a particular mechanism and any parameters it requires.
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| CK_MECHANISM_INFO
class CK_MECHANISM_INFO provides information about a particular mechanism.
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| CK_NOTIFY
interface CK_NOTIFY.
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| CK_SESSION_INFO
class CK_SESSION_INFO provides information about a session.
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| CK_SLOT_INFO
class CK_SLOT_INFO provides information about a slot.
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| CK_SSL3_KEY_MAT_OUT
class CK_SSL3_KEY_MAT_OUT contains the resulting key handles and initialization vectors after
performing a C_DeriveKey function with the CKM_SSL3_KEY_AND_MAC_DERIVE mechanism.
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| CK_SSL3_RANDOM_DATA
class CK_SSL3_RANDOM_DATA provides information about the random data of a client and a server in
an SSL context.
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| CK_TOKEN_INFO
class CK_TOKEN_INFO provides information about a token.
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| CK_UNLOCKMUTEX
interface CK_UNLOCKMUTEX
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| CK_VERSION
class CK_VERSION describes the version of a Cryptoki interface, a Cryptoki library, or an SSL
implementation, or the hardware or firmware version of a slot or token.
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| PKCS11
If the underlaying PKCS#11 function retuns CK_OK, the method returns normally.
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| PKCS11Exception
This is the superclass of all checked exceptions used by this package.
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title: preparatory Sketches for Illustrations client
date: '2013-11-19T07:30:00+01:00'
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- Character
- Illustration
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/67463140326/preparatory-Sketches-for-Illustrations-client
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Preparatory Sketches for Illustrations. Client: WeightCare Agency: LUON


'Armageddon' (1998)
A movie review by Walter Frith
Member of the 'Internet Movie Critics Association' http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Studio/5713/index.html
and
Member of the 'Online Film Critics Society' http://smart.sbay.com/ofcs/
If you look up the term 'overkill' in the dictionary you will see a picture of movie producer Jerry Bruckheimer. His production company tries to top itself with each outing and 'Armageddon' is no exception. For a movie critic and in many ways it's the same for the general public at large, the film doesn't require a lot of thought, if any at all, and is meant to be a big budgeted, loud, extremely edited film with special effects that look like they're straight out of a comic book and the film's gothic design of a giant meteor is a glimpse straight into hell. One thing you have to understand in seeing a film like this (and it's something I've said over and over again and I'll always say it) is that it is beyond the realm of high brow criticism and deserves to be put in the category of happy medium.  The genre of action films should be given a new category, that of 'expected action' film as you know what to expect as soon as you see the coming attractions.
'Armageddon' certainly aims to please and has more edits in a ten second span than any other film I've seen and corners are not cut in the special effects department. My harshest criticism of this film is that it doesn't require any big name stars because the film is so overwhelming technically that the biggest movie star in the world would get lost in the mix. And yet, the big names are there.
As the film opens, the narration is conducted by Charlton Heston, whose biblical past in films seems appropriate here as he describes an event of biblical proportions. We hear how a description of a meteor's impact 65 million years ago on Earth comes to fruition which allegedly wiped out the dinosaurs. Some theories I've read over the years tend to favour that that impact is now the Grand Canyon in Arizona U.S.A. Skip forward to the present day.  I'm not sure that this would necessarily work but then again bad science is always a factor in films like this just as it was ludicrous to believe that Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum could fly that alien space craft into the mother ship in 'Independence Day' and upload that infamous computer virus to destroy all the surrounding ships hovering over the major cities of the world. Dumb? Sure. But embracing the idea of suspension of disbelief is as old as the film industry itself.
Bruce Willis stars as the best core driller in the world.  One of his crew (Ben Affleck) is having an affair with his daughter (Liv Tyler) and other members of Willis' crew (Will Patton, Steve Buscemi) work closely as his best friends. Willis is called in by a NASA chief (Billy Bob Thornton) who explains the impending doom and asks Willis to apply his core drilling skills and destroy the rocky menace. Willis agrees only if he can have his own men brought along and their training is a scene straight out of 'The Right Stuff' only it crosses with some slapstick and looks more like the wrong stuff and this scene is aloof. In reality, not all of these men would pass the training course to cut the mustard is taking a trip to outer space and this plot hole is about the silliest the film has to offer.
The most unusual character in the film is a Russian cosmonaut on board the space station Mir played by Peter Stormare. The 'Fargo' reunion is in this film. He and Steve Buscemi appeared in 'Fargo' and are in this film. You remember Stormare as the thug who didn't say too much in 'Fargo' and who eventually cuts Buscemi's head off with an axe and stuffed him into a wood chipper. Stormare even sports the same type of winter hat he had in 'Fargo' and I'm wondering if it's an in joke here. Ditto on the 'Pulp Fiction' reunion. 'Pulp Fiction' even gets mentioned in 'Armageddon' by one of the cast. 'Armageddon' has Bruce Willis and Steve Buscemi. Buscemi plays the Buddy Holly waiter in 'Pulp Fiction'.
The other giant meteor film, 'Deep Impact', released earlier this year is better than this film because it had the human element more tightly wound around it plot line and there really is no good reason why 'Armageddon' has to be two and a half hours long. There are too many silly scenes of corny dialogue and too much time is spent at the site of the meteor which doesn't look convincing but the film's saving grace is its eye popping special effects, booming sound effects and clever sets which tower over the entire production. Director Michael Bay ('The Rock', 'Bad Boys') never gives the audience a chance to breathe and a bit more subtlety would have been nice and while it is often said that less is more, 'Armageddon' is still good to look at and a treat to listen to and while the film comes out looking exactly the way the film makers intended it to, it can't be all that bad but it's a film you'll only want to see once.
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Overview
A Web server exclusively handles HTTP requests, whereas an application server serves business logic to application programs through any number of protocols (including HTTP).
Example: Apache Tomcat
web server + servlet container
Example: Glassfish
application server (that supports EJB, JSF, JSP and servlets)
Apache Tomcat
Apache Tomcat is a web server and a Web container/Servlet container/JSP container (having all these names). It is used for strictly web-based applications but does not include the entire suite of capabilities of Java EE, thus not application server.
Note: Tomcat is web container where as Apache is web server.
Servlet
A servlet is a small Java program that runs within a Web server. Servlets receive and respond to requests from Web clients, usually across HTTP.
Glassfish
Tomcat is not Java EE container, but only a servlet container. If you plan to use full Java EE (which includes security and many other things), you have to switch from Tomcat to some of full Java EE application servers. Glassfish is one of them, others are TomEE, WildFly, IBM Websphere, Oracle Weblogic etc.
Web application
A Web application runs within a Web container of a Web server. The Web container provides the runtime environment through components that provide naming context and life cycle management. A Web server may work with an EJB server to provide some of those services.
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Application server VS. Web server, in short
Web server just serves the web pages and it cannot enforce any application logic.
Application server maintains the application logic and serves the web pages in response to user request.
That means application server can do both application logic maintanence and web page serving.
Final conclusion: Application server also contains the web server.
Application server = Web Server + EJB container.
Web server Detail
A Web server handles the HTTP protocol. When the Web server receives an HTTP request, it responds with an HTTP response, such as sending back an HTML page.
To process a request, a Web server may respond with a static HTML page, or delegate the dynamic response such as CGI scripts, JSPs (JavaServer Pages), servlets, ASPs (Active Server Pages), server-side JavaScripts, or some other server-side technology.
Web server is used only for Jsp and Servlets and static functionality. It doesn’t support EJB and JMS and JAAS.
Application server Detail
An Application server exposes business logic to client applications through various protocols, possibly including HTTP. The clients can include GUIs (graphical user interface) running on a PC, a Web server, or even other application servers.
In most cases, the server exposes this business logic through a component API, such as the EJB (Enterprise JavaBean) component model found on J2EE (Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition) application servers.
Example
There’s a nice example: online store that provides real-time pricing.
Scenario 1: Web server
The Web server takes your request, then passes it to a server-side program able to handle the request. The server-side program looks up the pricing information from a database or a flat file. Once retrieved, the server-side program uses the information to formulate the HTML response, then the Web server sends it back to your Web browser.
To summarize, a Web server simply processes HTTP requests by responding with HTML pages.
Scenario 2: Web server with an application server
Scenario 2 resembles Scenario 1 in that the Web server still delegates the response generation to a script. However, you can now put the business logic for the pricing lookup onto an application server.
With that change, instead of the script knowing how to look up the data and formulate a response, the script can simply call the application server’s lookup service. The script can then use the service’s result when the script generates its HTML response.
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By separating the pricing logic from the HTML response-generating code, the pricing logic becomes far more reusable between applications. A second client, such as a cash register, could also call the same service as a clerk checks out a customer. In contrast, in Scenario 1 the pricing lookup service is not reusable because the information is embedded within the HTML page. To summarize, in Scenario 2’s model, the Web server handles HTTP requests by replying with an HTML page while the application server serves application logic by processing pricing and availability requests.


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Chapter 67 – Year 2015
This past year has gone by so quickly, but it seems like they all do. When we look at our grandchildren and great grandchildren and see how they have grown, we wonder how this could happen so fast. It seems not that long ago that we were holding our children in our arms, and then we were holding our grandchildren and now we are holding our great grandchildren, but it’s great and we have had a wonderful life. Ken and I still have relatively good health, so we can enjoy being with our family and friends. With living here in the Monte Vista Mobile Home Park, and seeing many with health problems due to age, disease and disabilities, we feel very blessed to be able to help ourselves, our family and many of our neighbors and friends. We also have several couples our age, who we have become friends with and enjoy being with them. We have a great ward here with a special bishop, who is truly a “Shepherd”. We are thankful that we live fairly close to most of our children and we sure enjoy being with them. We love going to the grandchildren’s ball games, recitals, and choir & band concerts.
This past year has brought us two more great grandchildren. Mike & Becky’s son, David, and his wife, Sierra, had a baby boy, which they named Henry David, born on the 15th of May. Shellie & Roy’s son, Garrett & and his wife, Nora, had a baby boy, which they named Damon Bryce, born on the 5th of September. That gives us 10 great grandchildren.
Jeff & Gail needed to leave their beautiful home in Layton and move to Kimberly, Idaho a few months ago because of work. Kimberly is close to Twin Falls, Idaho. They have a lovely home there too on an acre of land. We won’t see them as often as we did, but when we go there, we will stay longer. Jeff is a Controller over finances in his company. He works for Chobani in Twin Falls. Gail is a “stay at home mom” and loves being home with her cute family, but keeps busy as all moms do. Ben is 9, Rachel is 7 & Matt is 6
Scott & Mishelle love their nice home & area in West Layton. They have done a lot of work in their yard and it is beautiful. Mishelle knows a lot about plants and flowers and has helped me with our flower gardens here too. Scott works for a company who does custom programming for Hill Air Force Base and he works a couple of nights a week at the DATC tutoring and helping in their data processing classes. Mishelle is a “stay at home” mom, but works hard there to keep her home & family going smoothly. Kylan goes to Layton High, Ashley to Legacy Jr. High, and the twins, who turned 7 in October, enjoy their elementary school.
David & Shauna have a beautiful home in Enterprise, which is close to Morgan. David is a PA in Dermatology and works in South Ogden. He is very good at what he does and loves helping his patients. Shauna works part time from home and she is amazing at how she juggles work, home & family. Tyler, who is 17 and Emily, who is 15, go to Morgan High, and Connor, who is 11 goes to their Middle School. They are all straight A students, most of our grandchildren are. We are proud of all of them.
Mike & Becky have a lovely home in American Fork. Mike is the principle of Orem High and Becky has been working at the elementary school so they both keep really busy with school, home & family. Their two oldest, David & Paige, are both married to wonderful spouses and live in Logan where they go to the University and work. We were invited to spend a Saturday with the two couples and had a wonderful time eating, visiting and playing games. Little Henry wasn’t feeling the best, but we held & enjoyed him anyway. Mike & Becky’s two younger girls, Maddi, who is 14 & Jessie, who is 12 enjoy school, and being in Young Women’s with all the great activities & classes.
Shellie & Roy moved from Queen Creek back to Chandler, AZ and have a lovely home on a manmade lake. Roy & Shellie did a lot of remodeling on it and it is amazing what they can do. Ken & I went down in May and had a wonderful time. Jase (their youngest, who is 14) was excited for Grandpa to teach him how to fish. They fished from the shore and in the paddle boat and caught a few fish. We also enjoyed being with their older sons, Quint & Kevis, and their oldest son, Garrett & His wife, Nora and their little daughter, Maggie. Damon wasn’t born at that time. Roy is a good provider so Shellie hasn’t had to work outside the home, but she has always kept really busy.
Sandi divorced Nick this year, and she is happier now. She still lives in her beautiful home in Tooele and works at Grantsville High as their Registrar. She is planning to retire in about 4 years. She has a cute dog named, Pipper, and they go running most nights. She is a leader in the classified association for Tooele District, so keeps really busy. JaNae & Her family and Chelci and her family both live in Grantsville. JaNae has 3 children and Chelci has 4 and they are sure growing up fast.
Chelci sings with a Country Western Band, named “EXIT NINETY NINE”, and we enjoy going out to listen to them on various occasions. They are very good
August 2015 I want to record another tender mercy from the Lord. Irven & Sandy called yesterday to see if Ken & I could go to Orem with them to hear Rand Paul speak. Rand Paul is campaigning for the Republican presidential nominee. Rand is a good man and is a senator. He has worked hard to sponsor & co-sponsor bills to lower our taxes, take power from the federal government and give back to the states, help us keep our religious freedom, etc. His father, Ron Paul, ran four years ago and we were so impressed with him too. Ken can't go as he is doing some work for our friends, Ron & Diane Graf in Clinton, but I told them I would like to go. He was to speak at 10 am. We decided we needed to leave at least by 8:30 am so we could get a good seat. I was over to their home by 8:10, but they were not ready so it was 8:30 by the time we left. Sandy drove their car and I was glad. When we arrived, we had to register and then we were ushered upstairs. There were no chairs anywhere, so we all had to stand. We were there 35 minutes early. It is hard for me to stand very long. I wouldn't have come had I known I would have to stand. I didn't even wear my good shoes that David had told me about, which the kids gave me money for Mother's Day, to buy them. They do help, but I hadn't worn them. There were two big TV screens with the previous debate showing. We couldn't hear as it was so noisy in there. We were all excited when Rand Paul came. I had to strain to see him. I had my I-pad with me and it has a camera on it so I tried to take a picture of him. I couldn't get a good enough picture and the man behind me could see that, so asked if I would like him to take it for me. I did and he got a good one. By the time it was over, my back & legs were hurting so bad that I could hardly stand the pain. As we went down stairs, I saw a very comfortable white sofa chair there in the foyer. I got there in time before anyone else sat in it. Wow, did it ever feel good. They had announced that Rand would be in the adjoining room where they would be selling his books and he would autograph them and you could also get a picture taken with him. Sandy wanted to do that, but I didn't have the money to buy a book and I sure didn't feel like standing in a long line to get one and have it signed. Irven didn't either and there was a comfortable stool for him to sit on also. We sat there until Sandy came back and then we went home. **I felt that was a tender mercy from the Lord that that comfortable large chair was there and no one was sitting in it. There were a few other chairs, but they were just regular chairs and people were sitting on them. I know Heavenly Father loves us and wants to help us and he answers our prayers.
Other than spending time with our family, extended family & friends, fishing is our favorite pastime in the summer. We love to be out in nature and on these beautiful lakes and reservoirs. We love to fish and we love eating them too. We take grandsons and other family members and friends with us some of the time, and that is great too.
We are so thankful for our Savior, whose birth we celebrate on this holiday. We have been studying “Jesus The Christ” in our Family Home Evening group each week, and have gained a greater love and appreciation for our Savior.
VACATION TO FISH LAKE AUGUST 16, 2015 (Look in the vacations and reunions file for more information on this vacation.)


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"... I keep a locked diary under my bed." |
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Kotenku |
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"I played that years ago." |
| 3 |
Conan |
78749 |
"You can still be effeminate and still be badass" |
| 4 |
Nickless |
78701 |
"22 str is ridiculous. I don't think Naga even had that XD" |
| 5 |
ExileStrife |
73321 |
"::( Server Online : 0 / 50 players )::" |
| 6 |
Wern8 |
68633 |
"Coldburn, no I'm always on FD" |
| 7 |
lovethesuit |
65472 |
"Oh, a good one from Thrawn." |
| 8 |
ninelives |
64509 |
"And the Spells aren't that great." |
| 9 |
TRB |
59992 |
"http://www.escapefromunderdark.com/forum/vietopic.php?p=lazybum" |
| 10 |
DangerousDan |
55046 |
"He would just go to KinkyKingdom, already." |
| 11 |
Kiaring |
54756 |
"If you subdue someone, emote tying their wrists with a rope." |
| 12 |
Coldburn |
54407 |
"Only like 4 groups have space centres in the world, right? United States..." |
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Requiem |
53202 |
"Talir> What are you app'ing for, Req?<--Guardians." |
| 14 |
Cruzel |
46550 |
"I prosecuted a trial without being in the watch." |
| 15 |
RealityDevoid |
46103 |
"Your mum is underrated" |
| 16 |
MithrilDragon |
45636 |
"Ned Kelly was such a badass." |
| 17 |
wcsherry |
44451 |
"Sewertown smells worse!" |
| 18 |
Halfbrood |
44117 |
"Well, I f****ing hope you're doing it." |
| 19 |
Den |
44072 |
"Did starryice hook you up?" |
| 20 |
Linelle |
43879 |
"I miss the old times when this was all new to me" |
| 21 |
MrSelfDestruct |
43201 |
"i havent seen him since he and my bard died together on orogs, just ..." |
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Naga |
42109 |
"some of us hate soccer!" |
| 23 |
RwG |
41714 |
"[walks of pocketing loot]" |
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mort |
35079 |
"Liberals is more power to the state, like state-provided education, state-p..." |
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Ebok |
35075 |
"Is this detailed anywhere on the forum yet?" |
| 26 |
Staring_Death |
34754 |
"I'm guessing it was resetted?" |
| 27 |
Fish |
33473 |
"yeah NC whats that in sterling?" |
| 28 |
Sternhund |
32656 |
"If that key combo doesn't work let me know and I'll tell you about a line ..." |
| 29 |
Ladocicea |
32565 |
"Super Hanz annoys me." |
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Krunto |
32506 |
"wern got spell failure" |


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ITV Coronation Street viewers baffled by Daniel Osbourne's real age
"I had no idea"
by Rebecca KoncienzcyCoronation Street fans were left stunned last night when character Daniel Osbourne revealed his real age.
It seems that Daniel, who is played by Rob Mallard, is much younger than ITV Corrie viewers had imagined.
In a conversation with Adam Barlow, Daniel shared his concern about bringing up baby son Bertie alone following the death of his wife Sinead Tinker last month
As Daniel opened up to his nephew, he revealed that he was 24-years-old, the Mirror reports.
This is a fact, given that the character - the son of Ken Barlow and Denise Osbourne - was born 4th January 1995.
Daniel will celebrate his 25th birthday in January, but fans couldn't believe how young he was.
But the actor who plays him is actually 27.
Expecting the character to be much older, fans took to Twitter to share their surprise.
One viewer said: "Daniel's only 24?"
Another tweeted: "Genuinely didn’t think Daniel was only 24 omg can’t believe I’m older than him."
A third added of the surprise: "I had no idea."
This view was echoed by another fan who said: "WHAT?! NO WAY. I thought he was like 30..."
*Coronation Street airs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:30pm and 8:30pm on ITV.


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Dandelion; a verse
By Buddhika Senevirathne
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Ages passed since I witnessed such glamour...
Smooth, tender and soft like a Dandelion...
Glides, she away from me further and further...
Leaving my heart in a dark frozen aphelion.....
Copyright © 2014, B.P.K. Senevirathne


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| HBASE-7073 | OperationMetrics needs to cache the value of hbase.metrics.exposeOperationTimes | Minor | . | Jean-Daniel Cryans | Elliott Clark |
| HBASE-6852 | SchemaMetrics.updateOnCacheHit costs too much while full scanning a table with all of its fields | Minor | metrics | Cheng Hao | Cheng Hao |
| HBASE-7089 | Allow filter to be specified for Get from HBase shell | Minor | shell | Aditya Kishore | Aditya Kishore |
| HBASE-7097 | Log message in SecureServer.class uses wrong class name | Minor | security | Y. SREENIVASULU REDDY | |
| HBASE-7151 | Better log message for Per-CF compactions | Trivial | Compaction | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-5898 | Consider double-checked locking for block cache lock | Critical | Performance | Todd Lipcon | Todd Lipcon |
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| HBASE-6733 | [0.92 UNIT TESTS] TestReplication.queueFailover occasionally fails [Part-2] | Major | . | Devaraj Das | Devaraj Das |
| HBASE-6978 | Minor typo in ReplicationSource SocketTimeoutException error handling | Trivial | Replication | Aleksandr Shulman | Aleksandr Shulman |
| HBASE-6974 | Metric for blocked updates | Critical | . | Lars Hofhansl | Michael Drzal |
| HBASE-7021 | Default to Hadoop 1.0.4 in 0.94 and add Hadoop 1.1 profile | Major | . | Lars Hofhansl | Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-6583 | Enhance Hbase load test tool to automatically create column families if not present | Major | test | Karthik Ranganathan | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7018 | Fix and Improve TableDescriptor caching for bulk assignment | Major | regionserver | Gregory Chanan | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-6728 | [89-fb] prevent OOM possibility due to per connection responseQueue being unbounded | Major | . | Kannan Muthukkaruppan | Michal Gregorczyk |
| HBASE-6843 | loading lzo error when using coprocessor | Critical | Coprocessors | Zhou wenjian | Zhou wenjian |
| HBASE-7037 | ReplicationPeer logs at WARN level aborting server instead of at FATAL | Major | Replication | stack | Liang Xie |
| HBASE-7048 | Regionsplitter requires the hadoop config path to be in hbase classpath | Major | . | Ted Yu | |
| HBASE-6846 | BitComparator bug - ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException | Major | Filters | Lucian George Iordache | Lucian George Iordache |
| HBASE-6700 | [replication] empty znodes created during queue failovers aren't deleted | Major | Replication | terry zhang | terry zhang |
| HBASE-7069 | HTable.batch does not have to be synchronized | Critical | Performance | Lars Hofhansl | Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-7051 | CheckAndPut should properly read MVCC | Major | . | Gregory Chanan | Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-6904 | In the HBase shell, an error is thrown that states replication-related znodes already exist | Minor | Replication, Zookeeper | Aleksandr Shulman | Gregory Chanan |
| HBASE-7060 | Region load balancing by table does not handle the case where a table's region count is lower than the number of the RS in the cluster | Major | master | Tianying Chang | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-6796 | Backport HBASE-5547, Don't delete HFiles in backup mode. | Major | . | Lars Hofhansl | Jesse Yates |
| HBASE-7017 | Backport "[replication] The replication-executor should make sure the file that it is replicating is closed before declaring success on that file" to 0.94 | Major | Replication | Devaraj Das | Devaraj Das |
| HBASE-7086 | Enhance ResourceChecker to log stack trace for potentially hanging threads | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7095 | Cannot set 'lenAsVal' for KeyOnlyFilter from shell | Minor | Filters | Aditya Kishore | Aditya Kishore |
| HBASE-6958 | TestAssignmentManager sometimes fails | Major | test | Ted Yu | Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-6665 | ROOT region should not be splitted even with META row as explicit split key | Major | . | Y. SREENIVASULU REDDY | rajeshbabu |
| HBASE-7143 | TestMetaMigrationRemovingHTD fails when used with Hadoop 0.23/2.x | Major | test | Andrey Klochkov | Andrey Klochkov |
| HBASE-7103 | Need to fail split if SPLIT znode is deleted even before the split is completed. | Major | . | ramkrishna.s.vasudevan | ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HBASE-5984 | TestLogRolling.testLogRollOnPipelineRestart failed with HADOOP 2.0.0 | Major | test | Jimmy Xiang | Jimmy Xiang |
| HBASE-7142 | TestSplitLogManager#testDeadWorker may fail because of hard limit on the TimeoutMonitor's timeout period | Minor | test | Himanshu Vashishtha | Himanshu Vashishtha |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HBASE-6996 | HRegion.mutateRowsWithLocks should call checkResources/checkReadOnly | Major | . | Lars Hofhansl | Lars Hofhansl |
| HBASE-7077 | Test for: CheckAndPut should properly read MVCC | Major | . | Gregory Chanan | ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
| HBASE-6925 | Change socket write size from 8K to 64K for HBaseServer | Critical | IPC/RPC, Performance | Karthik Ranganathan | Karthik Ranganathan |
| HBASE-6305 | TestLocalHBaseCluster hangs with hadoop 2.0/0.23 builds. | Major | test | Jonathan Hsieh | Himanshu Vashishtha |
| HBASE-4913 | Per-CF compaction Via the Shell | Major | Client, regionserver | Nicolas Spiegelberg | Mubarak Seyed |
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| HBASE-6032 | Port HFileBlockIndex improvement from HBASE-5987 | Major | . | Ted Yu | Ted Yu |
| HBASE-7020 | Backport HBASE-6336 Split point should not be equal to start row or end row | Major | . | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7016 | port HBASE-6518 'Bytes.toBytesBinary() incorrect trailing backslash escape' to 0.94 | Trivial | . | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7040 | Port HBASE-5867 Improve Compaction Throttle Default to 0.94 | Minor | . | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7053 | port blockcache configurability (part of HBASE-6312, and HBASE-7033) to 0.94 | Minor | . | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7038 | Port HBASE-5970 Improve the AssignmentManager#updateTimer and speed up handling opened event to 0.94 | Major | . | Sergey Shelukhin | Sergey Shelukhin |
| HBASE-7087 | Add to NOTICE.txt a note on jamon being MPL | Major | . | stack | stack |


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THE SHADOW A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1994 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Alec Baldwin, John Lone, Penelope Ann Miller. Screenplay: David Koepp. Director: Russell Mulcahy.
When it comes to action hero chic in the 90's, bleak is beautiful. BATMAN, of course, set the course with its Gothic Gotham and tortured Dark Knight, and later films such as THE CROW have attempted to capture the same moody atmosphere. The latest challenger for that murky throne is THE SHADOW, based on the radio character of the 1930's and 1940's ... well, not much of a challenger, actually. THE SHADOW is the kind of film that makes others in the genre look better by comparison. Warts and all, BATMAN and THE CROW were at least consistent in their tone; THE SHADOW is messy, convoluted and plodding, the work of a director without an ounce of vision.
Alec Baldwin stars as Lamont Cranston, who as the film opens is a brutal warlord in China. After an encounter with a mysterious holy man, Cranston renounces his evil ways, returning to New York with the power to cloud men's minds and a new alter-ego--The Shadow. While he is successful dealing with petty hoods, Cranston discovers a bigger threat on the horizon. That threat is Shiwan Khan (John Lone), only living descendent of Genghis Khan and a man with powers similar to The Shadow's. When Khan manipulates a government scientist (Ian McKellen) to achieve his aims, the scientist's daughter Margo (Penelope Ann Miller) joins The Shadow's team of operatives in an attempt to save New York from the world's first atomic bomb.
Director Russell Mulcahy's last film was the execrable Kim Basinger exercise THE REAL McCOY, and if THE SHADOW proves anything it is that Mulcahy hasn't learned much about pacing since then. For an adventure film, THE SHADOW moves like a truck through mud. There is promise through the film's opening fifteen minutes, as Mulcahy takes advantage of some nifty special effects to make The Shadow's first showdown with bad guys brisk and effective. Then, just as quickly, THE SHADOW slams into a wall (or maybe one of the many laughably bad matte paintings which fill the film). There is no tension or excitement to any of The Shadow's confrontations with Shiwan Khan or his henchmen, and the dialogue is lacking in any real wit. When we see that screenwriter David Koepp (JURASSIC PARK) has set the climactic scene between The Shadow and Khan in a hall of mirrors, we see how truly lacking in creativity was any aspect of THE SHADOW's production.
It also appears that Koepp and Mulcahy couldn't agree as to whether they were making a dark tone-y picture a la BATMAN or a more traditional comic book adventure closer to THE ROCKETEER. Like Batman, The Shadow is a character with a dark side, and Koepp seems to want to keep that dark side in focus. But then, just when the tone seems clear, Mulcahy will whip out an egregious crane shot or, in one of the most pointless exercises in whiz-bang photography in recent memory, follow a message through miles of pneumatic tubing. Perhaps one of the reasons THE SHADOW feels so stagnant is that writer and director are pulling so hard from opposite ends that it ends up going nowhere.
That confusion wastes the fine casting of Alec Baldwin in the title role. With his low, intense rasp, Baldwin has the perfect voice, and his piercing eyes glow behind The Shadow's scarf. Unfortunately, he gets virtually no supporting help. John Lone is much too low-key as Khan, and doesn't seem to realize what a villain has to be in a film like THE SHADOW, namely charismatic. Penelope Ann Miller is once again nothing but eye candy, perhaps the only actress on the planet who makes Kim Basinger look talented. Tim Curry literally froths at the mouth as one of Khan's toadies, and poor Ian McKellen slums through his stock absent-minded professor part. When it comes right down to it, very little in THE SHADOW works, because no one involved seemed to have anything interesting to say or present visually. Here's hoping that Universal's marketing department doesn't have the power to cloud too many minds into spending money on this one.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 clouded minds: 3.
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Args:
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Returns:
(int) Greatest common divisor of numbers.
"""
n = numbers[0]
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r"""
Return lowest common multiple of a sequence of numbers.
Args:
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"""
n = 1
for i in numbers:
n = (i * n) // gcd(i, n)
return n
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Uses a numerical tolerance, so can be used on floats
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tol: Numerical tolerance
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"""
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Set the server statistic which is shown in command
"Show Stat" . |
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setDominoStatistic(java.lang.String addinName,
java.lang.String statsName,
java.lang.String text)
Set the server statistic which is shown in command
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"Load RunJava JAddin HelloWorld"
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| void | Initialize (bool UseBuiltInModules=true) |
| std::vector< Project > | GetProjectList (std::string ProjectsDirectory) |
| Gets a vector list of projects from the given directory. More... | |
| EvaluationResult | EvaluateSourceCode (std::string Source) |
| Evaluates source code and returns its execution result. More... | |
| EvaluationResult | EvaluateFile (std::string Path) |
| Evaluates source code from a file and returns its execution result. More... | |
| EvaluationResult | EvaluateProject (Project Project) |
| Evaluates source code from a project and returns its execution result. More... | |
| std::string | GetError () |
| Gets the error string from the current error Result. More... | |
| Result | GetResult () |
| Gets the latest Result of the Environment. More... | |
| js::GlobalObject | GetGlobalObject () |
| void | SetGlobalObject (js::GlobalObject &Global) |
| std::vector< js::Module > | GetModuleList () |
| void | SetModuleList (std::vector< js::Module > Modules) |
| bool | HasInitialized () |
Class holding a Brew.js environment, which is a wrapper for a context with some evaluation functions.
| bjs::Environment::Environment | ( | js::NativeContext | Context, |
| bool | AutoInitialize = true |
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Creates a Environment with a context to use.
| Context | The context to use. |
| AutoInitialize | Shall the context initialize automatically? (loading built-in modules) |
| bjs::Environment::~Environment | ( | ) |
| EvaluationResult bjs::Environment::EvaluateFile | ( | std::string | Path | ) |
Evaluates source code from a file and returns its execution result.
| Path | File to evaluate its source code. |
| EvaluationResult bjs::Environment::EvaluateProject | ( | Project | Project | ) |
| EvaluationResult bjs::Environment::EvaluateSourceCode | ( | std::string | Source | ) |
Evaluates source code and returns its execution result.
| Source | JavaScript source code to evaluate. |
| std::string bjs::Environment::GetError | ( | ) |
Gets the error string from the current error Result.
| js::GlobalObject bjs::Environment::GetGlobalObject | ( | ) |
| std::vector<js::Module> bjs::Environment::GetModuleList | ( | ) |
| std::vector<Project> bjs::Environment::GetProjectList | ( | std::string | ProjectsDirectory | ) |
Gets a vector list of projects from the given directory.
| ProjectsDirectory | The directory to search projects on. |
| Result bjs::Environment::GetResult | ( | ) |
Gets the latest Result of the Environment.
| bool bjs::Environment::HasInitialized | ( | ) |
| void bjs::Environment::Initialize | ( | bool | UseBuiltInModules = true | ) |
| void bjs::Environment::SetGlobalObject | ( | js::GlobalObject & | Global | ) |
| void bjs::Environment::SetModuleList | ( | std::vector< js::Module > | Modules | ) |


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My manuscript "Chaotic dynamics and the role of covariance inflation for reduced rank Kalman filters with model error" is now in print (open access) in the Nonlinear Processes in Geophysics special issue on "Numerical modeling, predictability and data assimilation in weather, ocean and climate: A special issue honoring the legacy of Anna Trevisan (1946-2016)". Anna is my academic grandmother and has profoundly shaped my approach to and understanding of data assimilation and dynamical systems. I am deeply honored to celebrate her life and scientific acheivements in this way. This special issue contains the contributions of many leading geophysicists who have been influenced by Anna's work, and is an excellent issue for a survey on modern issues in data assimilation and predictibility.