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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
This module houses the Worker component which is used by the scheduler to
increase throughput by running tasks in parallel
"""
from threading import Thread
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import zmq
[docs]class Worker:
"""
Takes in requests from the scheduler and performs them and funnels the
results back to the scheduler.
Attributes:
context(zmq.Context): context used by zmq to create the sockets that
push/pull information to/from a scheduler
listen_thread(Thread): runs self.listen in background to test worker
threads without too much hassle
scheduler_name(str): name of scheduler receives requests from and
pushes results to
transformations(dict): string of transformation names
"""
def __init__(self, scheduler_name: str, transformations: dict):
self.scheduler_name = scheduler_name
self.transformations = transformations
# create zmq requester object
self.context = zmq.Context()
# listening thread set-up
self.listen_thread = Thread(target=self.listen)
[docs] def start(self):
"""
Non-blocking call that starts a thread which listens for requests from
the scheduler and pushes results back to the scheduler
"""
self.listen_thread.start()
[docs] def stop(self):
"""
The listen call blocks indefinitly, stop can be invoked (from another
thread) to end the self.listen call
"""
ender = self.context.socket(zmq.REQ)
ender.connect(f"inproc://{self.scheduler_name}")
ender.send_pyobj((None, None))
self.listen_thread.join()
self.context.destroy()
[docs] def listen(self):
"""
Listens for incoming requests by a scheduler. This call blocks
indefinitely (or until self.stop is invoked)
"""
receiver = self.context.socket(zmq.PULL)
sender = self.context.socket(zmq.PUSH)
ender = self.context.socket(zmq.REP)
receiver.connect(f"ipc://./.{self.scheduler_name}push.ipc")
sender.connect(f"ipc://./.{self.scheduler_name}pull.ipc")
ender.bind(f"inproc://{self.scheduler_name}")
# makes a poller
poller = zmq.Poller()
poller.register(ender, zmq.POLLIN)
poller.register(receiver, zmq.POLLIN)
while True:
socks = dict(poller.poll())
if ender in socks and socks[ender] == zmq.POLLIN:
msg = ender.recv_pyobj()
return
elif receiver in socks and socks[receiver] == zmq.POLLIN:
r_id, data = receiver.recv_pyobj()
data = self.on_recv(data)
sender.send_pyobj((r_id, data))
[docs] def on_recv(self, data):
"""
Handler of json data it receives from listen
Args:
data(dict): dictionary representation of the json required to be
transformed
Returns:
(dict): response to the transformation
"""
stop_words = [
"the",
"of",
"to",
"a",
"and",
"in",
"said",
"for",
"that",
"was",
"on",
"he",
"is",
"with",
"at",
"by",
"it",
"from",
"as",
"be",
"were",
"an",
"have",
"his",
"but",
"has",
"are",
"not",
"who",
"they",
"its",
"had",
"will",
"would",
"about",
"i",
"been",
"this",
"their",
"new",
"or",
"which",
"we",
"more",
"after",
"us",
"percent",
"up",
"one",
"people",
]
soup = BeautifulSoup(data["data"], "html.parser")
tfs = {}
for name, arg in data["transformations"].items():
if name not in self.transformations:
continue
else:
tf = self.transformations[name]
tfs[name] = tf(
arg, soup_instance=soup, stop_word_list=stop_words
)
return tfs


Classification and Naive Bayes
UVA DS 5559
Raf Alvarado
23 April 2019
Business
- Projects going OK?
- Any blockers?
- We will focus on them next week
- Quizzes
- Still have one more to give! :-)
- Sorry for the delay; had to travel this weekend
Review
- Sentiment analysis as a tool to study narrative
- Can be applied to newspapers as well
- Functions as event detection
- Application of time series methods
- For those in the MSDS, consider applying Hawkes process model
- Linguistic phenomena are point processes
Overview
Today, we turn to classification
Specifically, text of document classificaiton
Before getting into that, let’s situate our subject
Machine Learning and AI
Document classification is a species of classification
Classificaiton is a branch of machine learning
Machine learning is a branch of AI (historically)
Machine Learning and AI
From Credera
Machine Learning Image
Classification
- Classification refers to the task of predicting the category of a thing when the use of the category on similar things is known
- Categories are also called classes, labels, and annotations
- Prediction based on learning the rules that govern the application of the label by humans
- Traditional AI sought to develop a deductive system of rules
- The goal was to develop encyclopaedic knowledge of the world within which inferences can be mechanically drawn
- The ancient dream of logic
- Machine learning applied more “brute force” methods to learn rules statistically
- Inductive approach
- Instead of rules, we learn statistical models
- These models may or may not be interpretable
Classification and Inference
- Inductive inference
- Learning a rule from data, and then applying that rule to other data
- Deduction = working within rules alone (e.g. theorems)
- Many forms of inference, including abduction
- Inference and prediction often constrasted
- Inference = science
- Predicton = decision-making
Document Classification
- \(\textbf{x}\) is \(d\) (for a document)
- \(\textbf{y}\) is \(C\) (for the classes)
- \(C = \{c_1, c_2, ..., c_j\}\)
- The features are often word counts
- \(m\) stands for a set of labeled documents
- \((d_1,c_1),...,(d_m,c_m)\)
- \(V\) often used for the vocabulary of word types
- Although \(w\) is often used for the word instance (i.e. the token)
- In addition, the position of the token is referenced by the subfix \(i\), as in \(w_i\)
Some Text Classification Tasks
- Spam detection
- Language identification
- Subject grouping
- Genre detection
- Author attribution
- Etc.
Standard Machine Classifiers for Document Classification
- Linear Regression
- Logistic Regression
- Support Vector Machines (SVMs)
- Naive Bayes
- Decision Trees and Random Forests
- Neural Networks
The Machine Learning Pipeline
Text Analytic Specific
- Data Preparation
- Data wrangling means conversion into text data model and then analytical format of features and response variable
- Often, this is a bag-of-words representation
- Feature selection may involve TFIDF or even SVD
- Expected Mutual Information, based on contribution of feature to prediction
- Modeling
- Choice of model and implementation algorithm
- Splitting into training and testing subsets
- May include further division of training set into training and held-out dev set for paramater tuning
- Performance and Evaluation
- Recall, Precision, and F-score
Text Analytic Specific (cont’d)
- Significance Testing
- Traditional statistical methods aren’t used (e.g. p-values) because performance test results are non-Gaussian
- Instead, we use non-parametric methods such as bootstrapping
- Interpretation
- Application of domain knowledge, user feedback, etc.
The Document Classification Problem
- Can be understood as a problem in Bayesian inference. You are trying to estimate \[
P(C|d)
\]
That is, for document \(d\) out of all classes \(c \in C\), find the class \(c\) Maximum A Posteriori value \[
\hat{c} = \text{arg} \text{max} P(c_i|d)
\]
Naive Bayes provides a method based on this idea
Naive Bayes (NB)
- Generative
- In contrast to discriminate classifiers like logistic regression
- Discriminative classifiers are more accurate and thus more common
- Generative still have a role
- Ptobabilistic
- Assigns a float between 0 and 1
- Peformant
- Not always the best performer, but very fast and easy to implement
- Used as a baseline
- Why is it called naive?
- Because of the independence assumption (more below)
Bayes’ Theorem: Derivation
\[
P(a,b) = P(a)P(b|a)
\] \[
P(b,a) = P(b)P(a|b)
\] \[
P(a,b) = P(b,a)
\] \[
P(a)P(b|a) = P(b)P(a|b)
\] \[
P(a|b) = \dfrac{P(a)P(b|a)}{P(b)}
\]
Bayes’ Theorem: Elements
\[
P(a|b) = \dfrac{P(a)P(b|a)}{P(b)}
\]
- \(a\): Cause, Hypothesis, Model
- \(b\): Effect, Evidence, Data
- \(P(a)\): The Prior
- \(P(b|a)\): The Likelihood
- \(P(a|b)\): The Posterior
- \(P(b)\): Normalizing constant (often drops out; also often unknowable)
Philosophical Aside
- There is a directionality implied by Bayes’ theorem
- \(b\) must be a member of disjoint and exhaustive set of possible outcomes (\(B\))
- Note that \(A\) does not sum to one
- Each is drawn from a differenct distribution
Pearl on Likelihood
Judea Pearl, 1988, Probabilistic Reasoning in Intelligent Systems, p. 35.
Bayes’ Theorem vs Rule
- Note that Bayes’ Theorem and Bayes’ Rule are not the same
- Bayes’ Rule refers to the ability to drop out the denominator when comparing hypotheses: \[
\dfrac{P(H_1|e)}{P(H_2|e)} = \dfrac{P(H_1)P(e|H_1)}{P(H_2)P(e|H_2)}
\]
Bayes Appled to Text
- Applied to problem of predicting the class of a text, we have:
\[
\hat{c} = \underset{c \in C}{\arg\max} \dfrac{P(c)P(d|c)}{P(d)}
\]
- Since \(P(d)\) is common to all \(C\), we can simplify:
\[
\hat{c} = \underset{c \in C}{\arg\max} P(c)P(d|c)
\]
- Now, \(d\) is just a joint distribution of features (words), so:
\[
d = (f_1, f_2, f_3, ..., f_n)
\]
- And so we can rewrite our formula as:
\[
\hat{c} = \underset{c \in C}{\arg\max} P(c)P(f_1, f_2, f_3, ..., f_n|c)
\]
Being Naive
- Now, the resulting likelihood becomes:
\(P(f_1, f_2, f_3, ..., f_n|c) = P(f_1|c)P(f_2|f_1,c)P(f_3|f_1,f_2,c) ... P(f_n|f_1,..,f_{n-1},c)\)
- But this is too hard to compute. So we employ the “naive” assumption – which we saw earlier in creating an ngram model – that each feature is independent of the others:
\(P(f_1, f_2, f_3, ..., f_n|c) = P(f_1|c)P(f_2|c)P(f_3|c) ... P(f_n|c)\)
- Which we can express compactly as:
\(P(d|c) = \prod_{n=1}^{N} P(f_n|c)\)
\(c_{NB} = \underset{c \in C}{\arg\max} P(c)\prod_{n=1}^{N} P(f_n|c)\)
Applying to the corpus
- In terms of our of corpus model:
\[
c_{NB} = \arg\max P(c)\prod_{id=1}^{id_{max}} P(token_{id}|c)
\]
- Since sums of logs are easier to compute than products, we can do this:
\[
c_{NB} = \arg\max \log{P(c)} + \sum_{id=1}^{id_{max}} \log{P(token_{id}|c)}
\]
Training the Classifier
- We estimate the probabilities in our formula by using Maximum Likelihood Estimation (MLE)
- i.e. by using frequencies as proxies for probabilities.
- So, to estimate the prior, \(P(c)\), we count the number of documents in our training set with the class and divide by the total number documents:
\[
\hat{P}(c) = \dfrac{N_{c}}{N_{d}}
\]
- sAnd to estimate our likelihood, \(P(f_i|c)\), we count the frequency of \(w_i\) in all documents classified as \(c\):
\[
\hat{P}(w_i|c) = \dfrac{count(w_i,c)}{\sum_{w \in V} count(w,c)}
\]
Word Problems 1
- What about words in the test set that are in one class but not in the other(s)?
- They have a probability of \(0\) for the class they don’t appear in
- Thus they will make the document have a probability of \(0\) for that class
- Consider the case of a word used ironically in the test set …
- To fix, we apply LaPlace “add 1” smoothing:
\[
\hat{P}(w_i|c) = \dfrac{count(w_i,c)+1}{\sum_{w \in V} (count(w,c)+1)} = \dfrac{count(w_i,c)+1}{(\sum_{w \in V} count(w,c))+|V|}
\]
- Note that \(V\) stands for the set of all words, i.e. in all classes.
- This would not matter, except we need to account for words in the test set not found in training.
Word Problems 2
- What about unknown words
- Words not in the training set at all
- The accepted solution is to ignore them
- We don’t include them in the probability function during testing or application
- Harsh, yet effective :-)
Stop Words
- It turns out that removing stop words does not improve performance
- So, we can leave them in the training set
- Keeping them out might improve compute speed slightly, though
- Not sure about keeping only TFIDF significant words, though …
Naive Bayes as Language Model
- To the extent the NB classifiers use only words, they are effectively based on language models for each class
- A Bayes model is a set of class-specific unigram language models
- A language model is the set of likelihoods for each word given a class
- Just as LDA creates language models for each topic
- We can use the likelihoods to assign probabilities to sentences \[
P(s|c) = \prod_{i \in positions} P(w_i|c)
\]
- This confirms Pearl’s point about likelihoods
- The likelihoods in our model language models
- They are the building blocks of our model of language
- They have a certain independence of the text, like language models
Feature Selection
See Manning, et al. 2008
Results
Contingency Tables
Precision, Recall, and F-Measure
- In text analytics, we are mainly concerned with precision and recall
- Precision measures the percentage of the items that the were labeled as positive that are positive according to the human gold labels.
- Recall measures the percentage of items actually present in the input that were correctly labeled.
- F-meausre = the harmonic mean of the two
- See below
- Necessary because it’s easy to fool each measure in isolation
- Accuracy = (TP + TN) / ALL
Sensitity vs. Precision
Why is precision sometimes called sensitivity?
Used in medicine because: “A doctor can tell a patient if they’re pregnant or not or if they have cancer. Each decision may have grave consequences and thus true negatives are crucial. That’s why all the cells in the confusion matrix must be taken into account.”
Used in Information retrieval \(\therefore\) text analytics because: “A search engine only cares about the results it shows you. Are they relevant (TP) or are they spam (FP)? Did it miss any relevant results (FN)? The ocean of ignored (TN) results shouldn’t affect how good or bad a search algorithm is. That’s why true negatives can be ignored.”
Metrics as Probabilities
Sensitivity or Recall (TPR) \[
p(\pi=1|\alpha=1)
\]
Specificity (TNR)
\[
p(\pi=0|\alpha=0)
\]
Precision (PPV)
\[
p(\alpha=1|\pi=1)
\]
Metrics as Probabilities
Accuracy: \[
\text{ACC} = \dfrac{T}{T + F} = \dfrac{p(\alpha = \pi)}{p(\alpha=\pi) + p(\alpha\not=\pi)}
\]
Balanced Accuracy: \[
\text{BA} = \dfrac{R(T_0)+R(T_1)}{2} = \dfrac{p(\pi=0|\alpha=0) + p(\pi=1|\alpha=1)}{2}
\]
F-Score: \[
\text{F}_\beta = \dfrac{(\beta^2 + 1)PR}{\beta^2(P+R)} \\
\]
\[
\text{F}_1 = \dfrac{2PR}{P+R} \\
\]
Sentiment Analysis Optimization Hacks
Hack 1
- Counts don’t matter as much as presence or absence in a document, so just count once per document
- Remove duplicate words
- Or just convert count column in BOW dataframe to
bool
then int
Hack 2
- To handle negation – cases where words are negated – add a
not_
prefix to words that follow a negation word, up to the end of a sentence
didn't like this movie, but I
- becomes
didnt NOT_like NOT_this NOT_movie, but I
- Do this during preprocessing, effectively creating new words
Hack 3
- Use a lexicon to define sentiment in training and test sets
- Use just positive and negative terms in the NB equation
- Useful when we have little training data, data is sparse, or test and training sets are divergent
- Seems like cheating, tho
Hack 4
- In spam detection, use para-linguitic features
- All caps in subject line
- Mention of large sums of money
- Contains other tell-tale phrases
Hack 5
- In language ID, use byte and character ngrams
- Distinctive character sequences
- Also train on mulitlingual (e.g. Wikipedia) and geocoded (e.g. Twitter) corpora


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Jurgen Klopp responds to claims Liverpool could throw away Premier League title
Fabinho fired Liverpool into an early lead with a superb 25-yard shot following a controversial VAR decision before Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane put the game out of sight
by David Maddock, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/david-maddock/A beaming Jurgen Klopp insisted his side is feeling zero pressure after opening up a “crazy” nine point lead over Manchester City.
The Liverpool boss urged the Reds to embrace their position as runaway Premier League leaders, after a sensational three goal salvo against the Champions.
Fabinho, Mo Salah and Sadio Mane exposed real weakness in a visiting defence that no amount of complaints about VAR from Pep Guardiola could disguise. And Klopp said:
“We don't feel any pressure, to be honest - if you are with us, then nine points is a positive.
“Other people will 100% say, and have said already, that from now on Liverpool can only lose it.
“That's a very negative approach, but I can promise you that we don't care.”
City have now slipped to fourth after their third defeat of the season already, with Leicester leading the chase eight points behind the Reds in second place.
Yet if Klopp says his side will feed on the confidence their incredible position will bring, he also insisted no trophies are handed out in November.
“Today we were completely focused on this game and not the table and how many points we are ahead of City,” he said.
“That's crazy. Nine points ahead of City, you cannot imagine that something like this would happen. But it's not important because who wants to be first in November? You want to be first in May.
“It's only November. The pressure or whatever is not there yet. It will come, but at the moment it's just opportunity and go for it and do the work, throw all in what you have and let's see what happens.”
Klopp said his side’s performance was inspired by Sean Cox, the fan from Ireland who was viciously assaulted outside Anfield and left in a coma by a Roma thug. He returned to watch a game for the first time since his ordeal, and Klopp said:
“I saw Sean after the game - Great! It was very, very nice. It was very nice.
“He was very happy to see me and I thought I am much more happy to see him, but I think we had a draw!
“It was special, it was nice. His wife and son were there as well, it was a wonderful day for them as well. It's what we wanted.
“I can say already that if he moves to Liverpool then he gets a season ticket, 100%!
“It was for all the boys really important news when we heard he was able to come to the stadium and watch a football game.”


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Web, Scalability, SAAS
I was having a conversation a few days ago with someone and we were back and forth about software development within the enterprise and startups/web companies. The point kept going back and forth of how facebook/google/amazon doesn’t really apply to enterprise software development. His primary point was that none of these sites really have a deep feature list. While they’re able to handle scalability well, it’s not the same as supporting a variety of features.
At the time one startup that would be a prime example of what I’m about to detail did not come to mind. Salesforce, salesforce has a respectable feature list, yet is also one of the web companies that has managed to scale well. The interesting thing about web companies is the best ones are the ones that can truly scale to a mass audience. Many can offer an okay service, but scaling that service is a truly difficult task.
Many would argue that extensive testing and rigorous QA will help to offer enterprise quality software. But to this note I very strongly disagree, in coming years we are going to see more and more of a facebook model. Facebook as they develop code they test against live data, it will be the individuals that coded and perhaps a few others, but is really not much more than a smoke test to make sure things are still working. They then role out the new code and when things break they are ready to fix them. Why does this work? Why are users okay with the site being down at times? Well personally I will settle for more features at a few inconveniences most days of the week. Seldom is software 100% solid, I have even seen bugs in notepad, so as a result you cannot expect software to be perfect.
Instead with a SAAS, software as a service, model you do not have to worry about software updates. You simple update the site or service, and then you can role out these features more rapidly. Instead of office being a 2-3 year large product update, you push new features to the site at a weekly basis. You also alleviate some of your burden of supporting a variety of installations and versions of your product.
Because of these points it’s more important that we pay attention to these companies that have gotten scalability right. The facebook’s, google’s, amazon’s of the world that can handle millions of hits per second, once enterprises have a firm understanding of this, they can attempt to them build their feature set within a SAAS model. When we get to this point features will be built in faster and software will begin to grow faster than in previous years.


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Jenkins 1.535 and above bundles on Jetty, so you can just run java -jar jenkins.war
. On Jenkins CI, Winstone 2.0 is the command line interface around Jetty. The following instructions apply when you want to run your own Jetty installation.
Installation
Copy the jenkins.war
file to webapp directory, under debian this may be /usr/share/jetty/webapp
Hudson before 1.344 causes a problem with Jetty that results in a failure to retrieve update center data. If you need to work around this problem without upgrading, see JENKINS-5210.
You may see:
Unable to create the home directory '/usr/share/jetty/.jenkins'. This is most likely a permission problem.
This worked for me:
as root
mkdir /home/jetty chown jetty:adm /home/jetty echo export JENKINS_HOME=/home/jetty/ > /etc/profile.d/systemwide.sh
restart jetty
or add
<Call class="java.lang.System" name="setProperty"> <Arg>JENKINS_HOME</Arg> <Arg>/home/jetty</Arg> </Call>
to jetty.xml
As of Jetty 8.1.0 due to a bug fix an explicit security realm is required. This can be given in the context (e.g. contexts/jenkins.xml
) like the example below.
<Configure class="org.eclipse.jetty.webapp.WebAppContext"> <Set name="contextPath">/jenkins</Set> <Set name="war"><SystemProperty name="jetty.home" default="."/>/webapps/jenkins.war</Set> <Get name="securityHandler"> <Set name="loginService"> <New class="org.eclipse.jetty.security.HashLoginService"> <Set name="name">Jenkins Realm</Set> <Set name="config"><SystemProperty name="jetty.home" default="."/>/etc/realm.properties</Set> </New> </Set> </Get> </Configure>


I live in a town called Upper Malboro in Maryland, just outside of Washington DC. During the day, I am a technician, splicing fiber optic cables and configuring multiplexers, but by 6:00pm I emerse myself in code.
I code and practice coding websites and small web applications using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Jquery, and Ruby on Rails, which I learned thanks to Teamtreehouse.com, Frontend Masters, One Month Rails, Code School, Thinkful and Codementor where I was introduced to Clojure and ClojureScript.
I consider myself very proficient in writing semantic code, but I am still learning (a lot of stuff out there). I keep myself up to date with the latest technologies, trends, and methods by subscribing to popular web magazines like .NET, Smashing Magazine, Codrops, Alist Apart, subscribing to the sites I listed earlier, and following experts on Twitter and Github.
When I begin a project, I always build with a mobile first philosophy. I prefer to use Firefox Development Edition to Chrome but still use Chrome for development a lot. I use Sublime text as my favorite text editor, and I am learning to use EMACS while I learn Clojure and ClojureScript.
I am currently looking to join a team of other web developers where I can learn and grow as a web developer and also make any contributions I can. I am interested in learning more frontend coding and also backend code.


This page represents some web content such as an article, a blog post, or any other resource with a URL. It can be a either a static resource or a place within a dynamic web app.
Inside the page we wish to embed a discussion forum so users can post their reactions, feedback, etc. That is where Speakur comes in. It provides an easily embeddable discussion forum by providing a custom HTML tag that can be inserted anywhere in the page.
Here's an example of how it works:
bower_components
directory.<speakur-discussion>
element to your page where you want it to show up, and
point the element at your Firebase URL.
For example, here's a <speakur-discussion>
for this demo page:
<speakur-discussion firebaseLocation="https://speakur-demo.firebaseio.com" xtitle="Demonstration Thread for <Speakur-Discussion>" allowAnonymous="false" initiallyOpen="true"> </speakur-discussion>
Which results in this:
This last part belongs to the containing page. This could be your page footer.
The main part of the page uses a different font than the Speakur component mainly to test that Speakur is largely independent of the page
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In addition to being a poet, I am a web designer and interactive programmer. I designed this website through coding with HTML, CSS, & jQuery. Through the University of Miami's Interactive Media department, I have also created projects with p5.js and Arduino. This page will be updated as work is completed.
This page is a list of my recently completed projects. If you are interested in working with me on a design project, I would love to hear from you.
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Digital poetry portfolio with animated cover art. CSS3, HTML, & jQuery. View
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Interactive poetry installation. An empty confectioners box with an LED screen reads a poem, "Facts About Distance," when a viewer is near. Arudino, C/C++, & Mixed Media. View
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Interactive word generator. Produces statements based on assonance and rhyme, inspired by Gertrude Stein. HTML, CSS, p5.js, & RiTa.js. View


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This portion of the form allows you to specify up to five search criteria in order to find the registration(s) of interest to you. A certain number of registrations will match each criterion. Usually, the result of a complex search consists of all registrations which match one or more of the criteria specified.
In a search with multiple criteria, you may only be interested in registrations which match all the criteria. These are, of course, included in the result. To make these registrations easy to locate, each item in the search result is given a score based on how many criteria it satisfied. Items matching all the criteria naturally have the highest score; when you sort the results by their score, you can easily locate these items.
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Post by: Michael Statham, Greenhorn
on Feb 11, 2007 11:11:00
I've written this code so far and only 1 error but it's driving me nuts, maybe lack of sleep or something far worse, who knows. If any one can help, thank you in advance.
This is the error I'm getting any help would be appreciated in advance, thank you!
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 0 at QuickSort.main(QuickSort.java:77)
Post by: Garrett Rowe, Ranch Hand
on Feb 11, 2007 11:33:00
How are you running it? I ran it using this command
and this was my output:
Post by: Anton Uwe, Ranch Hand
on Feb 11, 2007 11:33:00
Perhaps you called this program without a parameter?
Post by: Campbell Ritchie, Sheriff
on Feb 11, 2007 12:05:00
Welcome to the Ranch.
Go back to your Exception error message; it has a line no on ?77. Go to your line 77 and there you will find an array used. If the index is 0 it means you don't have a 1st member. There are several possibilities for this error:-
1: You have an array declared but have never created it with a statement like: fooArray = new foo[20];
2: You have an array which you have never inserted any members into.
Are you using the args[] array without passing anything from the command line? That is a potent source of unexpected ArrayIndexEtcExceptions.
Post by: kiranmayi srivastava, Greenhorn
on Feb 12, 2007 03:12:00
I think the error comes when there is no argument passed with the run command. This can be handled this way:
Replace int N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); with the following code:
int N = 0; if(args.length > 0) N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]);
OR
int N = 0; try { N = Integer.parseInt(args[0]); } catch (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException aiob) { System.out.println("No value recieved!!!"); }
Post by: Ilja Preuss, Sheriff
on Feb 12, 2007 07:21:00
Originally posted by Campbell Ritchie:
There are several possibilities for this error:-
1: You have an array declared but have never created it with a statement like: fooArray = new foo[20];
2: You have an array which you have never inserted any members into.
Not quite - the first would cause a NullPointerException when trying to access the array, the latter doesn't make sense to me because you don't really *insert* members to arrays.
Really the only way this error can happen is when the array has a length of zero.
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Psalm 149
1 Praise Yahweh.
Sing to Yahweh a new song;
sing his praise in the assembly of the faithful ones.
2 Let Israel rejoice in the one who made them a nation;
let the people of Zion rejoice in their king.
3 Let them praise his name with dancing;
let them sing praises to him with tambourine and harp.
4 For Yahweh takes pleasure in his people;
he glorifies the humble with salvation.
5 Let the godly rejoice in victory;
let them sing for joy on their beds.
6 May the praises of God be in their mouths
and a two-edged sword in their hand
7 to execute vengeance on the nations
and acts of punishment on the peoples.
8 They will bind their kings with chains
and their nobles with iron shackles.
9 They will execute the judgment that is written.
This will be an honor for all his faithful ones.
Praise Yahweh.


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DNSweeper
https://github.com/MMquant/DNSweeper
Asynchronous public DNS auditing tool
Switches for enumerate command
-f Path to file with (scraped) subdomains
OR
-d Domain
-p Path to file with bruteforce payload
-r Reverse lookup regex matching pattern
--use-cache Use cached resolvers
--bruteforce-recursive Enable recursive bruteforce and use custom payload file
--exclude File with subdomains which not to enumerate
-v Verbosity -vv -vvv
Examples
python3.7 DNSweeper.py enumerate -d test-domain.com -p subdomains_all_unique_filtered.txt -r "test-domain\.com$" --bruteforce-recursive subdomains-10000.txt_ascii --exclude subdomains.txt
Notes
Update public resolvers
python3.7 DNSweeper.py update_resolvers


Third-party data annotation tools
1. Introduction
2. Tools available
2.1. Annotare
2.2. ISAcreator
3. Submitting data prepared with third party tools
1. Introduction
Third party data annotation tools are available that can be used to create spreadsheets containing experiment information (description, protocols, sample information etc) for submission to ArrayExpress through our spreadsheet submission website. The name of the format of the spreadsheets created is MAGE-TAB.
These tools are not supported by EBI and we do not provide help in using them. However, we have listed them here as they may assist you in creating your experiment information spreadsheet.
Alternatively, you can generate a template spreadsheet specific to your experiment by creating an experiment on our spreadsheet submission website and then selecting the 'generate template' option.
2. Tools available
2.1. Annotare
http://code.google.com/p/annotare/
A Mac and PC downloadable annotation tool able to read in and write out
MAGE-TAB spreadsheet files for submission to ArrayExpress.
2.2. ISAcreator
http://isatab.sourceforge.net/
A Mac and PC compatible desktop annotation tool. It creates ISA-Tab
format files which can be converted - via the ISAconverter tool - to
several other formats required by public repositories, including
MAGE-TAB for submission to ArrayExpress.
3. Submitting data prepared with third-party tools
The above tools create spreadsheet files containing information about your experiment. To submit your experiment to us, you need to upload the spreadsheet files along with zipped archives containing your data files through our spreadsheet submission website.
- Create a login account on the spreadsheet submissions web page
- Create your experiment
Click 'Create experiment' to start a new experiment submission and enter a name for the experiment.
You do not need to create a template spreadsheet but can go straight to uploading files.
- Upload your spreadsheet and data files in one or more zipped archives.
Click 'Upload files' then upload your completed spreadsheet and all your data files in one or more zipped archives.
- Submit your experiment.
Click 'Submit experiment' to send this submission to us for curation.
- After completing your experiment submission:
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Kuryr-kubernetes is in an early stage. An user familiarized with Kubernetes may
find some lack of features for a fully functional K8s with its applications. We
enumerate here most important, all of them included in our roadmap:
- Only container orchestration using Kubernetes API is supported (kubectl or any
custom client based on its specification). Any combination with Magnum
has not been tested yet.
- No multitenancy support: all the operations are done using admin user from
Neutron service. Kubernetes native Keystone Authentication not tested.
- No mapping between K8s resource quota and neutron service quota.
- No isolation between namespaces. All the namespaces are mapped into networks
attached to the same router using the admin user. That means namespaces
are not network isolated.
- NetworkPolicy is already merged as experimental in K8S v1.3, we don’t
support it yet.
- A full “public network/router/tenant networks” entities are being created in
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- Only ClusterIP service types is supported.
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AWS::Kinesis::StreamConsumer
Use the AWS CloudFormation AWS::Kinesis::StreamConsumer
resource to register a
consumer with a Kinesis data stream. The consumer you register can then call SubscribeToShard to receive data from the stream using enhanced fan-out, at a
rate of up to 2 MiB per second for every shard you subscribe to. This rate is unaffected
by
the total number of consumers that read from the same stream.
You can register up to five consumers per stream. However, you can request a limit increase using the Kinesis Data Streams limits form. A given consumer can only be registered with one stream at a time.
For more information, see Using Consumers with Enhanced Fan-Out.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::Kinesis::StreamConsumer", "Properties" : { "ConsumerName" :
String
, "StreamARN" :String
} }
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Type: "AWS::Kinesis::StreamConsumer" Properties: ConsumerName:
String
StreamARN:String
Properties
ConsumerName
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The name of the consumer is something you choose when you register the consumer.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
StreamARN
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The ARN of the Kinesis data stream that you want to register the consumer with.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
Return Values
Ref
When you pass the logical ID of an AWS::Kinesis::StreamConsumer
resource to the intrinsic Ref
function, the function returns the consumer ARN.
For example ARN formats, see Example ARNs.
For more information about using the
Ref
function, see
Ref.
Fn::GetAtt
Fn::GetAtt
returns a value for a specified attribute of this type.
The following are the available attributes and sample return values.
ConsumerARN
-
When you register a consumer, Kinesis Data Streams generates an ARN for it. You need this ARN to be able to call SubscribeToShard.
If you delete a consumer and then create a new one with the same name, it won't have the same ARN. That's because consumer ARNs contain the creation timestamp. This is important to keep in mind if you have IAM policies that reference consumer ARNs.
ConsumerCreationTimestamp
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The time at which the consumer was created.
ConsumerName
-
The name you gave the consumer when you registered it.
ConsumerStatus
-
A consumer can't read data while in the
CREATING
orDELETING
states. StreamARN
-
The ARN of the data stream that the consumer is registered with.
For more information about using
Fn::GetAtt
, see
Fn::GetAtt.
Example
JSON
{ "Parameters": { "TestStreamARN": { "Type": "String" }, "TestConsumerName": { "Type": "String" } }, "Resources": { "StreamConsumer": { "Type": "AWS::Kinesis::StreamConsumer", "Properties": { "StreamARN": { "Ref" : TestStreamARN }, "ConsumerName": { "Ref" : TestConsumerName } } } } }
YAML
Parameters: TestStreamARN: Type: String TestConsumerName: Type: String Resources: StreamConsumer: Type: "AWS::Kinesis::StreamConsumer" Properties: StreamARN: !Ref TestStreamARN ConsumerName: !Ref TestConsumerName


When a healthy verifier is deactivated but maintains sentinel protection, that verifier will ride around the cycle for several days before reaching a score that justifies removal. When a person or group that controls many verifiers deactivates all of them at the same time but maintains sentinel protection, the cycle can have throughput problems for some time, and the frozen edge can fall behind the open edge. This is exacerbated by protections that were implemented to avoid removing verifiers from the cycle too quickly.
This is how the system was designed. The effort required to get into the cycle is respected. Hastily removing verifiers from the cycle would have its own drawbacks, making it easier for attackers to force verifiers out of the cycle and making maintenance of verifiers more demanding.
The cycle is good at catching up, though. It often achieves block verification intervals of less than 3.5 seconds when behind the open edge, and almost all verifier-produced (non-sentinel) blocks have verification intervals of less than 5 seconds in this situation. This allows the cycle to erase a deficit of about 5,000 blocks per day when behind.
The deactivated verifiers will eventually be removed, and the cycle will catch up. Nyzo will continue stronger than ever before, and new verifiers will take the place of the departed verifiers. This is how Nyzo was designed, and this is how Nyzo has proven itself to work in practice.
Departures are unfortunate. We do not like to see people leaving the project, and we wish they would see the potential they are leaving behind. But we wish them well, and we thank them for their contributions.


Get Yourself a Robotic Slave/Housekeeper With This £240 Roomba Discount
by Tom PritchardNobody likes vacuuming, which is why we developed robots to help that burden. Sure they're not as efficient as doing it ourselves with a proper vacuum, but in our increasingly busy society most of us are two busy woking three jobs to afford the rent on our London broom cupboards.
Sadly not everyone can afford a Roomba, but with £240 off they became a little bit more affordable for the masses.
This is the iRobot Roomba 960 Robot Vacuum Cleaner, which has Wi-Fi, app control, and comes bundled with an Echo Dot you can use to send commands to it with your voice. It was £690, but now it's £450, which is pretty nice. Still expensive, but if you were on the fence about picking one of these up then this might be the push you needed.
Just as long as you don't have pets. Contrary to what funny internet clips might have you believe, cats and dogs do not like the Roomba.


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A dozen score years ago great leaders of a fledgling nation came together to form the Articles of Confederation as a first step towards self-governance away from a monarchy seeking unethical control of people. They joined together in their fight against taxation, intolerance, militarization, and all threats to their sovereignty. They wrote about such things as “mutual friendship,” “free inhabitants,” “times of peace,” and “common defense.” There was no president, laws required unanimous votes, it could not enforce laws, states could maintain their own currencies, there was no regulation of commerce, term limits reined in delegates, and the one functioning body could not raise taxes, but simply ask for money from the states. This was a true vision of independence and a modest role of government as a body to provide a forum for discourse and common defense.
In their lust for power the Constitutional Convention called together representatives of many states and launched the United States of America. Knowing they could not amend the Articles of Confederation for the bar had been set too high for those men seeking to control others instead wrote a document from scratch and discussed Presidents, Judicial branches, the sole coinage of money, slaves, and did away with term limits. They took it upon themselves to self declare they had the power to:
borrow money on credit of the United States,
Regulate Commerce,
Establish uniform Laws,
Coin Money,
Provide Punishment for Piracies and Felonies,
Establish Post Offices,
Patent Rights,
constitute Tribunals,
Declare War,
Raise, support, and regulate Armies and a Navy,
calling of a Militia to suppress insurrection,
Set their seat of governance and defend it with Forts, Magazine, Arsenals, and dock-Yards,
To make all Laws which shall be necessary for the Execution the foregoing Powers.
This was an act to lay the ground work of planetary tyranny and the Perpetual Siege of the World. A nation designed for perpetual war had been crafted and we’ve seen the result. A once peaceful community acting in self defense has been at war 224 years of the 241 years it’s existed. Today is no different excepting that which has lead to greater extremity. Where peace once ruled now has over 1,000 military bases in foreign nations and military personnel in over 130 countries. The government is waging an active war in no less than seven countries at once. We are not at peace, and this nation is the source of war.
Beyond that abject poverty created through purposeful and perpetual creation of money as debt has crippled the vast majority of people on this planet financially leaving a handful of billionaires while billions have only a handful. We are not abundant while millions of people die of starvation and live in servitude to debt.
And it would seem the era of liberty has passed. When your speech that conflicts with social norms of the day can lead to your imprisonment, when no less than 40% of your income is stolen to wage war, when millions of non-violent offenders are incarcerated, and when official papers must be presented along with sniffing dogs and armed soldiers at every port we are not free. We are not free.
But we must refuse to believe that the bank of Peace, Abundance, and Liberty is bankrupt. We refuse to believe that our great Pact of Humankind is closed for good, nor do we believe that the Universal Spark of the Divine Creator and the Great Collaborator that lies within us all is dead. Instead we know that our birthright for a peaceful, rich life, where we are free to do as we will so long as we cause no harm is in our hands and has been all along.
We have come to this platform seeking change to the status quo. We seek to end the unending violence. We seek to do, say, and be as we see fit so long as we cause no harm, and we seek a life where scarcity cannot be found. We seek the promise of the American Dream, a house, a family, sustenance, and peace but without the shackles and violence that currently prop it for the handful that can achieve it.
Lady Peace cannot wait.  For with each delay we offer there is another life quenched by the machines of war that our forefathers carefully constructed. So, it’s on us to to combat the monster of our past’s design. And let it be that this combat won’t be fought with weapons of war, with blood of our family, and through the destruction of our community, but with the ripple of billions of voices simply declaring “I do not consent.”
I do not consent to violence.
I do not consent to taxation.
I do not consent to war.
I do not consent to poverty.
I do not consent to currency as debt.
I do not consent to an infinite series of unjust laws.
I do not consent to be ruled.
And though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow I hold a Steem.
With my steem, a block-chain currency that can create abundance at a click, I have faith that we can universally achieve our pursuit of property and happiness.
I have a Steem and a hope it will pass between the wallets of peaceful inhabitants of Baghdad and the soldiers who have laid down their arms in peaceful protest.
I have a Steem and a hope it will purchase food for the hungry in the poverty wracked streets of Caracas, Venezuela.

I have a Steem today!
I have a Steem today and it comes with a hope that the many brothers and sisters working tirelessly on behalf of a million different projects can usher in a wave of peace so loud it’ll be heard from the steps of the white house, the bells of the Vatican, and shatter the glass on the stock tickers in the City of London.
This is the hope I share with many. This is the faith I have that the swords will become plowshares. That the spilt blood of “the other” will be the garden bed of a peaceful world, and that the cacophony of a planet each playing their own instruments to their own liking will in fact harmonize into an incredible orchestra that may uplift and sooth our souls.
And let today be the day. Where we no longer promise as children in schools to Pledge our Obedience to any state or organization that seeks to rule.
Let today be the day when we stop singing the Battle hymns of any group that perpetuates violence.
Let this be the day when we stop casting body bags and coffins for our sons and daughters who fought one another.
Let this be the day we cease to consent to such things.
If the free inhabitants of the World Wide Web are to be truly free this must be our start!
So let us trade Steem from the oracle of Delphi, to the great wall of China.
Let us trade Steem from the Pyramids in Egypt, to the Coasts of South Africa.
Let us trade Steem from the Pauper in Pakistan, to the Merchants in Venice.
Let us trade Steem from the rolling hills of Pennsylvania to the Peaks of Kilimanjaro .
Not only that but let us post about Liberty from the once controlled streets of North Korea.
Let us post about peace from the former barracks of the Soviet Union.
Let us post about Abundance from the empty buildings of the BIS in Basel Switzerland.
And when this happens, and when our unhindered trading and free speech can be heard in every village and every hamlet, from every city and town, when people of all faiths and continents can walk hand in hand as brother and sister with a virtual upvote and resteem, may then the former controllers of this world shrink in terror of it’s free people, and may a golden age of peace, abundance, and liberty be upon us all.
Today I have Steem. Tomorrow I hope to trade it with you.
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Jon Voight awkwardly dances in front of Donald Trump at medal presentation
Jon Voight is one of the few big names in Hollywood to have voiced support for Donald Trump’s presidency – and now the President has repaid the favour.
The Mission: Impossible and Pearl Harbor actor was invited to The White House yesterday (21 November) to be presented with the prestigious National Medal of Arts and Humanities in a ceremony which took place against the backdrop of the impeachment hearings happening across town.
Trump praised Voight’s Oscar and award nominations during a speech which briefly – and rather unexpectedly, judging by POTUS’ initially confused reaction – saw the theme from Midnight Cowboy being played.

Sick moves, Jon.
Trump appeared to approve of the impromptu dancing, chuckling away as Voight shimmered towards him before shaking his fist in approval (we guess?) and pointing at the veteran actor.
‘I wanted to hear that whole song,’ Trump told the audience after that strange interlude. ‘But I dunno, Jon, maybe we gotta keep things moving a little bit?’
Which presumably was Presidential Code for ‘please don’t dance again’.
‘Jon captures the imagination of audiences and dominates almost every single scene,’ Trump later said in gushing praise. ‘He’s a special person.
‘Jon Voight, you are an amazing artist and a beloved icon of American film.
‘We love having you here: especially as you’re someone I really like.’
Things later returned to Level Awkward, though, when Trump presented Voight with his medal, as Trump managed to ignore Voight’s outstretched hand when the actor went in for a handshake.
Just another day in the Trump White House, we guess.
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A general framework for statistical simulation.
| Version: | 0.5.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.14.0), Rcpp (≥ 0.8.6), lattice, parallel |
| Imports: | methods, stats4 |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | laeken, mvtnorm, robCompositions, sampling |
| Published: | 2014-03-03 |
| Author: | Andreas Alfons [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Andreas Alfons <alfons at ese.eur.nl> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | GNU make |
| Citation: | simFrame citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
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| Reference manual: | simFrame.pdf |
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java.lang.Object org.objectstyle.cayenne.conf.DBCPDataSourceFactory
public class DBCPDataSourceFactory
An implementation of DataSourceFactory that instantiates a DataSource from Apache Commons DBCP. Configured via a properties file specified by the location hint in the modeler and under datasource attribute in cayenne.xml. Note that if location doesn't have a ".properties" extension, such extension is added automatically. Sample properties file:
# # This file defines the configuration properties for Commons DBCP pool # which is used for Cayenne during some of the test cases. # For more info on setting parameters see the documentation for commons # dbcp and commons pool. The following prefixes are required: # cayenne.dbcp.<param> = configure the connection pool # cayenne.dbcp.ps.<param> = configuration for the prepared connection pools # that are associated with each pooled connections #driver class to use to connect to the database cayenne.dbcp.driverClassName=net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver #url to the database, the parameters should be part of the connection string #and not here cayenne.dbcp.url=jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://<IP_ADDRESS>:1433/x_test2;TDS=8.0 #username to use to connect to the database cayenne.dbcp.username=garyj #password to use to connect to the database cayenne.dbcp.password=somepass #maximum number of active connections cayenne.dbcp.maxActive=500 #minimum number of idle connections cayenne.dbcp.minIdle=10 #maximum number of active connections that can remain idle in the pool cayenne.dbcp.maxIdle=10 #maximum number of milliseconds to wait for a connection to be returned to the #pool before throwing an exception when the connection is required and the pool #is exhaused of the active connections. -1 for indefinetly cayenne.dbcp.maxWait=10000 #sql query to be used to validate connections from the pool. Must return #at least one row cayenne.dbcp.validationQuery=SELECT GETDATE() #should the object be validated when it is borrowed from the pool cayenne.dbcp.testOnBorrow=false #should the object be validated when it is returned to the pool cayenne.dbcp.testOnReturn=true #should the object be validated when it is idle cayenne.dbcp.testWhileIdle=true #number of milliseconds to sleep between runs of the idle object evictor thread cayenne.dbcp.timeBetweenEvictionRunsMillis=120000 #number of objects to examin during each run of the idle object evictor cayenne.dbcp.numTestsPerEvictionRun=10 #minimum time an object may sit idle in the pool before it is elegible for #an eviction cayenne.dbcp.minEvictableIdleTimeMillis=2000000 #action to take the the pool is exhausted of all active connections #see GenericObjectPool class #this value can be set as either an int or a String the setter method #will attempt to convert the String value to it's resective representation #in the GenericObjectPool class and if successfull will use the byte #value as the config paramter to the pool. If not the default value will #be used cayenne.dbcp.whenExhaustedAction=WHEN_EXHAUSTED_GROW #The default auto-commit state of connections created by this pool caynne.dbcp.defaultAutoCommit=false #Default read only state of connections created by the pool. Can be left #as null for driver default cayenne.dbcp.defaultReadOnly=true # Default TransactionIsolation state of connections created by this pool. This can # be either a String representation of the isolation level defined in the interface # java.sql.Connection. Can be left as null for # driver default cayenne.dbcp.defaultTransactionIsolation=TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE #If set to true the application will be able to get access to the #actual connection object which is normally wrapped by a poolable connections cayenne.dbcp.accessToUnderlyingConnectionAllowed=true #Default catalog of connections created by this pool cayenne.dbcp.defaultCatalog=someCat #Specifies whether prepared statments should be pooled cayenne.dbcp.poolPreparedStatements=true #Controlls the maximum number of objects that can be borrowed from the pool at #one time cayenne.dbcp.ps.maxActive=500 #Maximum number of idle objects in the pool cayenne.dbcp.ps.maxIdle=50 #Maximum number of objects that can exist in the prepared statement pool at one time cayenne.dbcp.ps.maxTotal=600 # Minimum number of milliseconds to wait for an objec the the pool of # prepared statements is exhausted and the whenExhaustedAction is set to # 1 (WHEN_EXHAUSTED_BLOCK) cayenne.dbcp.ps.maxWait=10000 # Number of milliseconds an object can sit idle in the pool before it is # elegible for eviction cayenne.dbcp.ps.minEvictableIdleTimeMillis=2000000 #Number of idle objects that should be examined per eviction run cayenne.dbcp.ps.numTestsPerEvictionRun=20 #Specifies whether objects should be validated before they are borrowed from this pool cayenne.dbcp.ps.testOnBorrow=false #Specifies whether objects should be validated when they are returned to the pool cayenne.dbcp.ps.testOnReturn=true #Specifies whether objects should be validated in the idle eviction thread cayenne.dbcp.ps.testWhileIdle=true #Specifies the time between the runs of the eviction thread cayenne.dbcp.ps.timeBetweenEvictionRunsMillis=120000 # action to take when the the pool is exhausted of all active objects. # acceptable values are strings (WHEN_EXHAUSTED_FAIL, WHEN_EXHAUSTED_BLOCK (default), # WHEN_EXHAUSTED_GROW), or their corresponding int values defined in commons-pool GenericObjectPool: cayenne.dbcp.ps.whenExhaustedAction=WHEN_EXHAUSTED_FAIL
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protected Configuration |
parentConfiguration
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PROPERTY_PREFIX
All the properties in the configuration properties file should be prefixed with this prefix, namely cayenne.dbcp. |
static java.lang.String |
PS_PROPERTY_PREFIX
The the properties in the configuration file, related to Prepared Statement pooling and used to configure KeyedObjectPoolFactory are followed by this
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DBCPDataSourceFactory()
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getDataSource(java.lang.String location)
Creates a DBCP PoolingDataSource |
javax.sql.DataSource |
getDataSource(java.lang.String location,
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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KeyedObjectPoolFactory
are followed by this
prefix. This constants is set to PROPERTY_PREFIX + ps.
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DataSource
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At 2 p.m. at the Hong Kong Observatory :
Air temperature : 30 degrees Celsius
Relative Humidity : 76 per cent
During the past hour the mean UV Index recorded at King's Park : 8
Intensity of UV radiation : very high
Please be reminded that:
The Thunderstorm Warning was issued at 2:05 p.m. It will remain effective until 3:15 p.m. today. Isolated thunderstorms are expected to occur over Lantau and New Territories West.
The air temperatures at other places were:
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