Knowledge is good, but you still need to act on it. Many of our customers have asked us advice on how to make the best use of the data collected thanks to TeamMood. So, here comes a compilation of the best practices to leverage TeamMood and have a real impact on your team.
Giving the floor to team members during daily meetings…
According to our users, one of the great advantages of TeamMood is its daily tracking. Other similar tools work weekly or monthly, which is not enough to really track the mood of your team and follow trends. And once you track the mood of your team daily, you can share the results daily too.
Nathaniel is an agile coach who intervenes as a consultant in different IT teams. He uses TeamMood during his daily meetings in order to talk openly about the bad moods and comments. It triggers the discussions and helps the team quickly find a solution.
Another client of ours also started to share daily the results from the previous day, an average and the overall trend.
During our daily meeting, people started to speak up and explain the reasons behind a certain grade or comment. It released the floor and initiated dialog among the team - Guillaume
… and lightening up the mood
TeamMood doesn’t have to be all serious.
One of our clients, GuestOnline, created a game based on TeamMood’s results. At the end of some particularly long meetings, to relax everyone, they share some of the comments from TeamMood and make a quiz ‘guess who wrote this comment’. They also invented a variant to this game at the end of summer, with holiday pictures.
At the beginning, I felt the team was a bit feebleness, but after a while it became a time of relaxing and fun at the end of a big meeting. Everyone participates, and sometimes people share the story behind a certain mood. We all have a good time and finish the meeting on a positive and happy note :) - Emilie, GuestOnline
Improving retrospectives
Running retrospectives with your teammates on a regular basis is crucial to learn from past mistakes and try to do better. That’s why the best companies take the time to review past projects, analyse what went wrong or could be improved upon, and share new ideas.
Whether you run retrospectives every week, two weeks of every months, it’s hard to remember everything that happened during your timeframe. Without a tool like TeamMood, your retrospectives end up focusing on the past few days, leaving aside older events or issues.
Thanks to TeamMood, you can have access to daily feedback and comments from your team members. Your retrospective are richer and more accurate.
Using TeamMood as a management tool
More than the result of the daily poll on itself, what is important is how you react on it. Indeed, TeamMood provides managers with data and feedback to gauge their team’s feeling and well-being, but they still have to act on it.
Jean-Baptiste, an IT manager at a big French retail outfit company, shares: “I don’t just look at the score for each team. What’s more important is to see how a Scrum Master responds and helps the team navigate their way through any problems that arise.” (Read the full story here).
Identifying the most urging topics
TeamMood doesn’t provide just a grade but also gives the opportunity for team members to share a comment, providing more context or information on a specific issue. In order to identify the most urging topic, one of our clients, working in a research company, classifies the daily comments by category.
This way, he can directly pinpoint his efforts to the most recurring and urging topics, and relieve his teammates of their issues. It helps him identify trends on different topics, for instance a need in recruitment or a tight deadline. It also gives him insights to whether the subject has been addressed and solved.
Attract undecided candidates
You can also use TeamMood to convince a potential hire to join your team. Learn more…


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Tattooist has last laugh
The Age | Submitted by: Alista
"Hairdresser Lee Becks, 18, paid STG90 for the tattoo on his right upper
arm and was thoroughly pleased with the result - until he found out it
actually read: At the end of the day, this is an ugly boy."
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FBI goes brothel-busting
Nando Times | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
"The madam ran it with help from her mother; the madam's daughter worked as a prostitute, prosecutors say. New Orleans blue-blood bankers, white-shoe lawyers, businessmen and a former pro football player were said to be among those who paid hundreds of dollars for hourlong trysts with women who had been flown in from New York, Miami and elsewhere."
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Millionaire sentenced to jail for fraud
San Francisco Chronicle | Submitted by: Bo Raxo
A woman living in government subsidized low-rent housing hit the jackpot, receiving a stock portfolio worth nearly 2 million dollars. She buys a house worth half a million, but just can't bear to part with her inexpensive apartment in San Francisco. Finally, the authorities catch up with her, and the millionaire will be living in a jail cell, at least for five months.  I went to
the Metropolitan Museum of Art.' When asked whether he and Mr Lovelock were
gay lovers, he shouted back, 'No' and told the reporters to go away.
The 27-year-old is suspected of fleeing the UK on Friday after the dismembered
body parts of Tristian Lovelock were discovered in Basingstoke, Hampshire."
 She did this on a dare, [Defense Attorney]
Consoldane said after the plea."
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Talking margarine to hit store shelves
New York Post | Submitted by: george_lazenby
"As you pass one of the tubs, a motion-sensor chip triggers a digital sound
device that yells, Butter! And another chip makes the tub wiggle
slightly." Technology run amok.
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Boy suspended for inhaling balloon helium
NewsNet5 | Submitted by: wingnut
"A seventh-grade Euclid boy was given detentions and suspended from recess
for inhaling helium from a balloon while in school. The principal said that
the act set a bad example for other students and violated school policy."
Zero tolerance for... "abuse" of a substance no more dangerous than water.
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Korea makes a No-Dong missile
World Tribune | Submitted by: anonymous
How scary is a missile called the No-Dong? Well, Egypt bought 24 of the
dickless wonders, and as anyone else might be, they are quite embarrassed
to be caught with their No-Dongs. Particularly after pledging they wouldn't
be trying to acquire No-Dongs. The reader may insert gay code as appropriate.
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Are Pitcairn Islanders pedophiles?
Stuff NZ | Submitted by: F. Christian
"Britain is believed to have started building a jail and courthouse
on Pitcairn Island, fuelling speculation that sex charges are soon to
be laid against some of its 40 residents... Inquiries were understood
to have unearthed a decades-old practice of underage sex."
This seems like a lot of work to judicially process what is already
one of the world's most inbred populations.
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New nuclear power: Lashkar-e-Taiba
Times of India | Submitted by: John
"The latest in the series of nuclear scare statements from Pakistan
comes from Lashkar-e-Taiba chief, Hafiz Muhammad Saeed. According to a
statement posted in the website of his organisation, Saeed has claimed
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Beijing paper uses fake Onion as its own
CNN | Submitted by: Polar Bear
"Beijing's most popular newspaper has unwittingly republished a bogus
story about U.S. Congress threats to skip town for Memphis or Charlotte
unless Washington builds them a new Capitol building with a retractable
dome roof. The source? America's celebrated spoof tabloid, the Onion."
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Sex-mad surgeons cause circumcision deaths
Tiscali World Online | Submitted by: ama_doctor
Xhosa teenagers in South Africa are welcomed into manhood by having their foreskins chopped off - without anaesthetic - by amateur "doctors". The National House of Traditional Leaders says so many initiates die because the "surgeons" fail to abstain from sex before the operation.
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Mr. Rogers & whiny college bitches
ABC News | Submitted by: z0rak187
The propellerheads at Dartmouth are graduating soon, and that means a
commencement speaker. The college president's choice? Mr. Fred Rogers:
Man of Civility. "It's like Barney the dinosaur speaking at our graduation,"
said history major Michael Weiss. "We're 22 years old and we're getting
lectured by a guy who plays with puppets for a living."
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Man creates own bank tries to cash $22M
Lincoln Journal Star | Submitted by: The Noon Lover
"According to a police report, Boyd drove through the Bank of Norfolk
drive-up and gave teller Tammy Ferguson a check written to Curtis Boyd for
$22million. Ferguson made a copy of the check and a copy of Boyd's driver's
license and refused to deposit or cash the check. Boyd left the bank and
returned a short time later with the name of the bank, Reality Perspective
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Mother, daughter to stand trial for freezing corpse
Centre Daily | Submitted by: JuTravler
Authorities said Donley, a high school student, told them she moved the body to the freezer because it was deteriorating, but that her mother was too "out of it" and "whacked out" to deal with Duncan's death. McConnell visited her mother's body each day it was in the freezer and Donley continued to attend school, acting as if her grandmother was still alive, police said.
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ABC censors Son of God
Wire Services | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"ABC says it edited the word "Jesus" out of a recent broadcast so viewers wouldn't be offended. For many, it had the opposite effect.  "They let us say all kinds of things on TV, but they beep Jesus? That makes no sense."

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Face The Music
New York Magazine | Submitted by: Soylent
"It is hard to think of a more profound business crisis. You've lost control
of the means of distribution, promotion, and manufacturing. You've lost
quality control: in some sense, there's been a quality-control coup. You've
lost your basic business model: what you sell has become as free as oxygen.
It's a philosophical as well as a business crisis, which compounds the problem,
because the people who run the music business are not exactly philosophers.
"They're thugs," says a former high-ranking music exec of my acquaintance,
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The TextBlock element allows for the inclusion of text, with various font sizes, weight and color, in Adaptive Cards.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "TextBlock" | true | |
| text | string | true | The actual text to display |
| size | TextSize | false | The size of the text |
| weight | TextWeight | false | The weight of the text |
| color | TextColor | false | The color of the text |
| isSubtle | boolean | false | Indicates whether the color of the text should be slightly toned down to appear less prominent |
| wrap | boolean | false | Indicates whether the text should be allowed to wrap |
| maxLines | number | false | When Wrap is true, you can specify the maximum number of lines to allow the textBlock to use. |
| horizontalAlignment | HorizontalAlignment | false | Specifies how the element should be aligned horizontally within its container. |
The Image element allows for the inclusion of images in an Adaptive Card.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "Image" | true | |
| url | string | true | The URL to the image. |
| style | ImageStyle | false | The style in which the image is displayed. |
| selectAction | Action | false | Action to perform for a selection for this image, (this allows image to act as an action) |
| size | ImageSize | false | Specifies the suggested size of the image. |
| altText | string | false | Alternate text for the image for accessibility |
| horizontalAlignment | HorizontalAlignment | false | Specifies how the element should be aligned horizontally within its container. |
Input.Text collects text from the user
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "Input.Text" | true | |
| id | string | true | Id for the value (will be used to identify collected input when SUBMIT is clicked) |
| isRequired | bool | false | The input must have a value for it to be part of a Submit or Http action |
| speak | Speak | false | Specifies what should be spoken for this entire element. This is simple text or SSML fragment |
| value | string | false | The initial value for a field |
| placeholder | string | false | initial text descripting the input desired |
| style | TextInputStyle | false | Hint of style of input, if client doesn't support the style it will become simple text input |
| isMultiline | bool | false | true to collect multiple lines of text (default is false) |
| maxLength | number | false | hint of maximum length characters to collect (may be ignored by some clients) |
| isMultiline | boolean | false | Do you want to allow multiple lines of input |
Input.Number collects text from the user with a bias towards a number.
NOTE: Value collected may not be valid depending on the capabilities of the client.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "Input.Number" | true | |
| id | string | true | Id for the value (will be used to identify collected input when SUBMIT is clicked) |
| isRequired | bool | false | The input must have a value for it to be part of a Submit or Http action |
| speak | Speak | false | Specifies what should be spoken for this entire element. This is simple text or SSML fragment |
| placeholder | string | false | initial text descripting the input desired |
| value | number | false | The initial value for a field |
| min | number | false | Minimum number (Not all clients will be able to honor this) |
| max | number | false | Maximum number (Not all clients will be able to honor this) |
Input.Date collects text from the user in form of a date.
NOTE: Clients may not be able to validate that the value of this is a valid date.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "Input.Date" | true | |
| id | string | true | Id for the value (will be used to identify collected input when SUBMIT is clicked) |
| isRequired | bool | false | The input must have a value for it to be part of a Submit or Http action |
| speak | Speak | false | Specifies what should be spoken for this entire element. This is simple text or SSML fragment |
| value | string | false | The initial value for a field |
| placeholder | string | false | initial text descripting the input desired |
| min | string | false | Minimum date in ISO-8601 format (Not all clients will be able to honor this) |
| max | string | false | Maximum date in ISO-8601 format (Not all clients will be able to honor this) |
Input.Time collects text from the user in form of a time of day.
NOTE: Clients may not be able to validate that the value of this is a valid time expression.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "Input.Time" | true | |
| id | string | true | Id for the value (will be used to identify collected input when SUBMIT is clicked) |
| isRequired | bool | false | The input must have a value for it to be part of a Submit or Http action |
| speak | Speak | false | Specifies what should be spoken for this entire element. This is simple text or SSML fragment |
| placeholder | string | false | initial text descripting the input desired |
| value | string | false | The initial value for a field |
| min | string | false | Minimum time (Not all clients will be able to honor this) |
| max | string | false | Maximum time (Not all clients will be able to honor this) |
Input.Toggle collects a selection between two values, with value representing the current selected toggle value (either value1 or value2).
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "Input.Toggle" | true | |
| id | string | true | Id for the value (will be used to identify collected input when SUBMIT is clicked) |
| isRequired | bool | false | The input must have a value for it to be part of a Submit or Http action |
| speak | Speak | false | Specifies what should be spoken for this entire element. This is simple text or SSML fragment |
| title | string | true | The title for the toggle |
| valueOn | string | false | The value to use when toggle is selected (default:true) |
| valueOff | string | false | The value to use when toggle is not selected (default:false) |
| value | string | false | The value current value (default:false) |
Shows an array of choices the to the user.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "Input.ChoiceSet" | true | |
| style | ChoiceInputStyle | false | Style for choice |
| id | string | true | Id for the value (will be used to identify collected input when SUBMIT is clicked) |
| isRequired | bool | false | The input must have a value for it to be part of a Submit or Http action |
| speak | Speak | false | Specifies what should be spoken for this entire element. This is simple text or SSML fragment |
| style | ChoiceSetStyle | false | Hint of style of input |
| isMultiSelect | boolean | false | allow multiple choices to be selected (Default=false) |
| choices | Choice[] | true | the choice options |
Represents a single Choice
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| title | string | true | The title label for a choice |
| value | string | true | the raw value for the choice |
| isSelected | bool | false | is the choice selected |
| speak | Speak | false | Specifies what should be spoken for this entire element. This is simple text or SSML fragment |
A Container is a CardElement which contains a list of CardElements that are logically grouped.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "Container" | true | |
| items | CardElement[] | true | The items that are to be displayed in this container. |
| actions | Action[] | false | Actions associated with this container |
| selectAction | Action | false | Action to perform for a tap on this container, (this allows entire container to act as an action) |
| style | normal, emphasis | normal | a container can group elements together in a normal or emphasized style |
Communicates the style of container desired.
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
| normal | The container is just a grouping of elements. |
| emphasis | The container as a grouping of elements could be emphasized. |
The column Set element adds the ability to have a set of Column objects.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "ColumnSet" | true | |
| columns | Column[] | true | array of columns (each a container of items) |
A Column is a container which contains a list of CardElements that are logically grouped.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "Column" | true | |
| size | string | false | "auto", "stretch", or a number representing relative width of the column in the column Set (Default:Auto) |
| items | CardElement[] | true | The items that are to be displayed in this container. |
| selectAction | Action | false | Action to perform for a tap on this container, (this allows entire container to act as an action) |
The FactSet element makes it simple to display a series of "facts" (e.g. name/value pairs) in a tabular form.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "FactSet" | true | |
| facts | Fact[] | true | The facts to be displayed. |
The ImageSet allows for the inclusion of a collection images like a photoSet.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "ImageSet" | true | |
| images | Image[] | true | Array of Image objects |
| imageSize | ImageSize | false | Specifies the suggested size of the images in the Set. |
When Action.OpenUrl is invoked it will show the given url, either by launching it to an external web browser or showing in-situ with embedded web browser
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "Action.OpenUrl" | true | |
| title | string | true | Label for button or link that represents this action |
| speak | Speak | false | Specifies what should be spoken for this entire element. This is simple text or SSML fragment |
| url | string | true | Default (browser) url to use |
Action.Submit gathers up input fields, merges with optional data field and generates event to client asking for data to be submitted. It is up to the client to determine how that data is processed. For example: With BotFramework bots the client would send an activity through the messaging medium to the bot.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "Action.Submit" | true | |
| title | string | true | Label for button or link that represents this action |
| speak | Speak | false | Specifies what should be spoken for this entire element. This is simple text or SSML fragment |
| data | object | false | initial data that input fields will be combined with. This is essentially 'hidden' properties |
Action.Http represents the properties needed to do an Http request. All input properties are available for use via data binding. Properties can be data bound to the Uri and Body properties, allowing you to send a request to an arbitrary url.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | "HttpAction" | true | |
| title | string | true | Label for button or link that represents this action |
| speak | Speak | false | Specifies what should be spoken for this entire element. This is simple text or SSML fragment |
| url | string | true | url to use (can have binding information) |
| method | string | true | Http method (Example: POST) |
| headers | object | false | Object which represents headers Example: { "content-type":"application/json" } |
| body | string | false | content to post (can have binding information) |
Action.ShowCard defines an inline AdaptiveCard which is shown to the user when it is clicked.
| Property | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | Action.ShowCard" | true | |
| title | string | true | Label for button or link that represents this action |
| speak | Speak | false | Specifies what should be spoken for this entire element. This is simple text or SSML fragment |
| card | Container | true | inline container defining the card to be shown when this action is invoked. It is up to client to decide how to show this inline card. |


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A Java Virtual Machine(JVM), an implementation of the Java Virtual Machine Specification, intercept compiled Java binary code(byte code) for a particular machine, processor(or "hardware Platform") so that is can perform Java program's instruction
As show is the diagram, the java compiler takes the Java instruction, convert them into byte code(.class). This byte code is "platform independent". Now this byte code can run easily on the various machine and operating system
In simple words,'JVM is a Software Based Virtual Machine which acts as Runtime Engine to run the Java Applications.'
JVM is responsible for two activities i.e;Load and Run Java Application line by Line.
The Class Loader loads the Compiled Java ByteCode to the runtime Data Areas, and the execution engine executes the Byte Code.
To know more about virtual Machine. Click Here
TO know about the difference between JVM,JDK and JrE. Click Here
There are two types of virtual machines
1). Hardware Based Virtual Machine
2). Software Based Virtual Machine
Hardware Based Virtual Machine is also System Based Virtual Machine.Hardware virtualization is when the virtual manager is embedded in the circuits of the Hardware component instead of being called up from a third party software application. The virtual manager is called "Hypervisor".
In simple words,"It Provides Several Logical System on the Same Computer with Strong Isolation from Each Other"
Example:
1). KVM(Kernel Based Virtual Machine) for Linux System
2). VMWare(Virtual Machine Ware)
3). Xen
4). Cloud Computing
"The main advantage of Hard-ware based Virtual Machines is for effective utilization of hard-ware resources".
It is the System Admin related terminologies but not for programmer.
It is also known as Application Based or Process Based Virtual Machines. These Virtual Machines Acts as Runtime Engines to run a Particular Programming Language Applications.
Examples:
1). JVM acts as runtime engine to run Java Applications.
2). PVM(Parrot Virtual Machine) acts as runtime engine to run scripting language "PERL"
3). CLR(Common Language Runtime) acts as runtime engine to run .NET based Applications
The diagram shows the basic architecture of the JVM. There are three main components of the Java Virtual Machine. They are as follows:
1). Class Loader SubSystem
2). JVM memory area
3). Execution engine
As we had already discuss that JVM is used for two basis operation i.e, load and run. So for loading the Java class some component is required, this component is class loader sub system. The class loader subSystem will load the Java classes in the JVM memory area. So when the ".class" file gets loaded in the memory area.Then who is responsible for running this loaded class?. It is "execution engine".
Class Loader SubSystem is responsible to load classes into JVM memory.
Class loader SubSystem will load the ".class" file in method area.
There are total of 5 memory subsection present in the memory area.The brief information is been given below:
1). Method Area - ".class" file is been loaded here.
2). Heap Area - The objects will be saved here.
3). Stack Area - The local variable and the method calls is been stored here.
4). PC register Area - Current executing instruction address is stored here.
Execution engine is responsible to run ".class" file line by line.
Something when the execution engine executes some native libraries are required. The native libraries consist of the native method, it is the method which are not been implemented in the Java. It may be implemented in some other languages like C++,C etc. Ex: "HashCode" or "HashClone" method is not been implemented in Java so this method implementation is taken from "native method libraries". Since this method is been written is some other language and it follows different set of instruction the interface is required in between the "execution engine" and the "native libraries method". This interface is "Java Native Interface".
Class Loader SubSystem is the 1st component of the JVM to react while loading and running the Java based application.
It is responsible for 3 activites:
1).Loading
2).Linking
3).Initialization
Loading Means reading the Class Files and Store Corresponding Binary Data in the Method Area.
For Each Class File JVM will store the following Information in the Method Area
1).Fully Qualified Name of the Loaded Class OR Interface OR ENUM.
2).Fully Qualified Name of its Immediate Parent Class
3).Whether .class File is related to a Class Or Interface or ENUM.
4).The Modifier Information.
5).Variable or Field Information.
6).Methods Information.
7).Constant Pool Information and so on.
After loading .class File JVM will Immediately Create an Object of the Type Class to represent the Class Level Binary Information in the Method Area
Check whether or not the read class is configured as described in the Java Language Specification and JVM specifications. This is the most complicated test process of the class load processes, and takes the longest time. Most cases of the JVM TCK test cases are to test whether or not a verification error occurs by loading wrong classes.
Prepare a data structure that assigns the memory required by classes and indicates the fields, methods, and interfaces defined in the class.
Change all symbolic references in the constant pool of the class to direct references.
Initialize the class variables to proper values. Execute the static initializers and initialize the static fields to the configured values.
The JVM specification defines the tasks. However, it allows flexible application of the execution time.
Every Class Loader SubSystem will have three class loader components. They are:
1). BootStrap Class Loader/Primordial Class Loader
2). Extension Class Loader
3). Application Class Loader/System CLass Loader
When a class loader is requested for class load, it checks whether or not the class exists in the class loader cache, the parent class loader, and itself, in the order listed. In short, it checks whether or not the class has been loaded in the class loader cache. If not, it checks the parent class loader. If the class is not found in the bootstrap class loader, the requested class loader searches for the class in the file system.
This CLass Loader is responsible for loading all the "Core Java API" classes.i.e; the classes present in the rt.jar .
The location of the rt.jar is jdk/jre/lib/rt.jar
BootStrap ClassLoader is by default available in JVM. It is been implemented in native languages like "C" and "C++".
It is the child of the "BootStrap ClassLoader". It is responsible to load all the class present in the extension class path. It loads various security extension functions. Location of the extension class path is jdk/jre/lib/ext
Extension class loader is implemented in Java and the corresponding ".class" is sun.misc.launcher$extClassLoader.class
It is the child of the Extension Class Loader.Application Class Loader is responsible to load all the classes present in the Environment Variable Class Path.It loads the application classes. It loads the class in the $CLASSPATH specified by the user.
Extension class loader is implemented in Java and the corresponding ".class" is sun.misc.launcher$AppClassLoader.class
This is a class loader that an application user directly creates on the code.
Below is shown a Java Program to display the various Class Loader.
Output of the program is:
For String,Class Loader is BootStrap Class Loader. SinceBootStrap Class Loader is not implemented in JAVA the output is NULL.
For Student Class, ClassLoader is Extension Class Loader and it path is Extension Class Path. So the output is sun.mis.Launcher$ExtClassLoader0123EF
For Test Class, ClassLoader is Application Class Loader and it path is Application Class Path. So the output is sun.mis.Launcher$ExtClassLoader0123EF
Module 2
The memory area allocated by JVM is also known as "Runtime Data Area". It is the memory assigned when the JVm program runs on the OS. The runtime data area can be divided into 6 areas. Of the Six, one PC register, JVM Stack and Native Method Stack for each thread . Heap, Method Area and the runtime Constant Pool are shared by all threads.
1). PC Register - It is the register existing for each thread. It stores the address of the current instruction unless it is native. If the current method is native then the PC is undefined. All the CPU has PC, typically PC is incremented after each instruction and therefore it hold the address of the next instruction to be executed. The JVM uses the PC to keep track of where it is executing instructions, the PC will be infact pointing to the memory address in the method area.
2). JVM Stack Area - One JVM stack exist for one thread, and is created when the thread starts. The stack is based on the concept of "LIFO(Last In First Out)". The stack is made up of the stack frame. The JVM uses or pop the stack frame onto the JVM Stack. If any exception occurs while executing in the stack it is stored in the "printStackTrace()" method.
Whenever the method is been executed in the JVM, one Java Frame is been created for the thread. When the method call finishes the Java Stack is removed or deallocated. Each stack frame has the reference for the Local Variable, Operand Stack and runTime constant pool of a class where the method being executed belongs. The size of the local variable and the operand stack is fixed according to the method.
3). Native Method Stack - A stack of the native written language other than Java. In other word, it is the Stack used to execute C/C++ code invokde through JNI(Java Native Interface). According to the language, a "C" native stack or "C++" native stack can be created.
4). Method Area - The method area is shared by all threads, created when the JVM starts. The class loader initially loads the Class Files as corresponding Binary Data in the Method Area. The following information is been stored in the Method Area
i).Fully Qualified Name of the Loaded Class OR Interface OR ENUM.
ii).Fully Qualified Name of the Parent Class
iii).Whether .class File is related to a Class Or Interface or ENUM.
iv).The Modifier Information.
v).Variable or Field Information.
vi).Methods Information
vii).Constant Pool Information and so on.
5).Runtime constant pool: An area that corresponds to the constant_pool table in the class file format. This area is included in the method area; however, it plays the most core role in JVM operation. Therefore, the JVM specification separately describes its importance. As well as the constant of each class and interface, it contains all references for methods and fields. In short, when a method or field is referred to, the JVM searches the actual address of the method or field on the memory by using the runtime constant pool.
It is the space where the instances or the object is been stored and is the target of the garbage collection. It is the space provided for the dynamic allocation of the object at the runtime. This space is most frequently discussed when discussing issues such as JVM Performance. JVM vendors can determine how to configure the heap or not to collect garbage.
Memory is the most important resource in any application. System memories is one of tha main resource that an application developer has to consider while managing the application.
This is highly useful for the Application developer to get the information about the Total Heap Size, total memory been used by the application and the total free heap space.
Java's Runtime class gives lots of information about the resource details of the Java Virtual Machine(JVM). The memory consumed by the JVM can be read by different methods in Runtime class.
Below is show a simple program for getting the Total Heap Size, total Heap Memory Used and total free Heap Memory area.
JVM used heap size to manage the Java application and for storing the object dynamically. If the Java Program requires a large amount of memory, it is possible that the virtual machine will throw OutOfMemoryError
exception.The JVM Heap Size can be increased at the runtime using command line options.
The bytecode that is assigned to the runtime data areas in the JVM via class loader is executed by the execution engine. The execution engine reads the Java Bytecode in the unit of instruction. It is like a CPU executing the machine command one by one. Each command of the bytecode consists of a 1-byte OpCode and additional Operand. The execution engine gets one OpCode and execute task with the Operand, and then executes the next OpCode.
But the Java Bytecode is written in a language that a human can understand, rather than in the language that the machine directly executes. Therefore, the execution engine must change the bytecode to the language that can be executed by the machine in the JVM. The bytecode can be changed to the suitable language in one of two ways.
1). Interpreter - Reads, interprets and executes the bytecode instructions one by one. As it interprets and executes instructions one by one, it can quickly interpret one bytecode, but slowly executes the interpreted result. This is the disadvantage of the interpret language. The 'language' called Bytecode basically runs like an interpreter.
2). JIT(Just-In-Time) - The JIT compiler has been introduced to compensate for the disadvantages of the interpreter. The execution engine runs as an interpreter first, and at the appropriate time, the JIT compiler compiles the entire bytecode to change it to native code. After that, the execution engine no longer interprets the method, but directly executes using native code. Execution in native code is much faster than interpreting instructions one by one. The compiled code can be executed quickly since the native code is stored in the cache.
However, it takes more time for JIT compiler to compile the code than for the interpreter to interpret the code one by one. Therefore, if the code is to be executed just once, it is better to interpret it instead of compiling. Therefore, the JVMs that use the JIT compiler internally check how frequently the method is executed and compile the method only when the frequency is higher than a certain level.
Figure: Java Compiler and JIT compiler
However, it takes more time for JIT compiler to compile the code than for the interpreter to interpret the code one by one. Therefore, if the code is to be executed just once, it is better to interpret it instead of compiling. Therefore, the JVMs that use the JIT compiler internally check how frequently the method is executed and compile the method only when the frequency is higher than a certain level.
Sometimes the Execution engine requires Java Native Interface(JNI) library information. It is an interface that allows Java to interact with code written in another language. It help in code reusability and Performance.
The class file generated by Java Compiler is not human readable form but if open the class file and interpret it. It will follow a particular pattern. It has the following components in it:
The Diagrammatic representation of a Java Class file is been shown.
A Java Class file consist of 10 different components
1). Magic Number 0xCAFEBABE
2). Version of the Class File Format: the minor and major version of the Class File
3). Constant Pool : Pool of Constant for the Class
4). Access Flag : For example the access modifier of the class like static, public,private, abstract etc
5). This Class : The name of the current class
6). Super Class : The name of the super class
7). Interface Class : Any interface in the class
8). Fields : Any fields in the class
9). Methods : Any methods in the class
10). Attributes: Any attributes of the class (for example the name of the sourcefile, etc.)
You can remember the 10 sections with some funny mnemonic: My Very Cute Animal Turns Savage In Full Moon Areas.
Above diagram depicts that Java Class file is divided into different components such as Magic, Version, Constant Pool, Access Flaf, This Class, Super Class, Interfaces, Fields, Methods and Attributes.
The length of the Java class is not known before it gets loaded. There are variable length sections such as constant pool, methods, attributes etc. These sections are organized in such a way that they are prefaced by their size or length. This way JVM knows the size of variable length sections before actually loading them.
The data written in a Class file is kept at one byte aligned and is tightly packed. This helps in making class file compact.
The order of different sections in a Java Class file is strictly defined so that the JVM knows what to expect in a Class file and in which order it is loading different components.
Let us check each and every component of a Class file in detail.Click Here


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What is the value of sum after the following code runs?
int sum = 0; for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { for (int j = 1; j <= 5; j++) { sum = sum + j; } }
Remember each time i increases, the internal loop will have repeated 5 times


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Filters transform content at a given URI.
Represents a request to filter content.
Applies a number of filters in order
Escapes any XML/XHTML special characters in the content.
Surrounds the filtered text with <script> and CDATA tags.
A filter that simply returns the given String without any processing.
Renders markdown syntax.


Web based File Manager in PHP, Manage your files efficiently and easily with Tiny File Manager
It is web based file manager and it is a simple, fast and small file manager with a single file, multi-language ready web application for storing, editing and managing files and folders online via web browser. The Application runs on PHP 5.5+, a build-in support for managing text files with cloud9 IDE and it supports syntax highlighting for over 150+ languages and over 35+ themes. .
Home GitHub Demo DownloadThis documentation is to help you regarding each step of Installation. Please go through the documentation carefully to understand how this is made and how to configure this properly. Basic PHP knowledge is required to customize this Application. You may learn basics here.
It is a simple, fast and small file manager with single php file. It is also a web code editor. It'll run either online or locally, on Linux, Windows or Mac based platforms. The only requirement is to have PHP 5.5+ available.
This is the fastest way to beginners to start using Tiny File Browser
(e.g. http://yoursite/any_path/tinyfilemanager.php)
.You only need to open it and use the following credentials (you should change them!)
Admin user: admin/admin@123
Normal user: user/12345
// Users: array('Username' => 'Password', 'Username2' => 'Password2', ...)
$auth_users = array(
'admin' => '$2y$10$axZWlisI..n9xmULN4gbhectUdOpu0z64xb9ysycHQ5ubKYcEY5sW', //admin
'user' => '$2y$10$.mwmDmZH2003EjFobn86QuU3kr6NAmUYAaMVWQdLXYkirie7EJxj6', //12345
'guest' => '$2y$10$a.DMI5sRjAnvhb.8rFAXY.XPSEO/eatVb4qCMmTc2YcxTDKp9xMyC' //guest
);
$auth_users
before use.
To enable/disable authentication set $auth_users
to true or false.
// Auth with login/password (set true/false to enable/disable it)
$use_auth = true; //change to false to disable the authentication
Generate secure password using PHP password_hash()
password generator
$auth_users = array(
'username' => 'REPLACE YOUR GENERATED PASSWORD HERE'
);
If not able to generate password or facing any issue, than generate password using tinyfilemanager itsef on tinyfilemanager > settings > Generate new password hash or alternative password generator here
or you can use directly password hash in tinyfilemanager it self
$auth_users = array(
'username' => password_hash('password here', PASSWORD_DEFAULT)
);
Set user role as readonly permission and thay don't have permission to create, edit, delete and upload files
// Readonly users (usernames array)
$readonly_users = array(
'user',
'user1',
'guest'
);
Assign specific directories to each user
//array('Username' => 'Directory path', 'Username2' => 'Directory path', ...)
$directories_users = array(
'admin' => 'root',
'user' => 'root/user-folder',
'guest' => 'root/guest/temp'
);
Configured files and folders will be excluded from the listing, incase same file/folder in multiple place also excluded
//Array of files and folders excluded from listing
$exclude_items = array(
'my-folder',
'secret-files',
'tinyfilemanger.php',
'*.php',
'*.js'
);
Include file manager in another script. Just define FM_EMBED
and other necessary constants.
class SomeController
{
public function actionIndex()
{
define('FM_EMBED', true);
define('FM_SELF_URL', UrlHelper::currentUrl()); // must be set if URL to manager not equal PHP_SELF
require 'path/to/tinyfilemanager.php';
}
}
OR
define('FM_EMBED', true);
define('FM_SELF_URL', $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);
require 'path/tinyfilemanager.php';
Embeding tiny file manager with bootstrap 4, Demo here
Configure language, Error Reporting and Show Hidden Files on settings page
FM_ROOT_PATH
- default is $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']FM_ROOT_URL
- default is 'http(s)://site.domain/'FM_SELF_URL
- default is 'http(s)://site.domain/' . $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']FM_ICONV_INPUT_ENC
- default is 'CP1251'FM_USE_HIGHLIGHTJS
- default is true;
Enable/Disable the code highlight
FM_HIGHLIGHTJS_STYLE
- default is 'vs' FM_DATETIME_FORMAT
- default is 'd.m.y H:i' FM_EXTENSION
- default is "";
Configure allowed file extensions to upload .i.e: 'jpg,png,pdf,gif,html,css,js'
show_hidden_files
- default is false; Show or hide files and folders that starts with a dot$edit_files
- default is true; Enable ace.js (https://ace.c9.io/) on view's page$sticky_navbar
- default is true; Enable/Disable fixed navigation top bar$online_viewer
- default is true; Google Docs Viewer to view all kinds of office file formats


For this project we are tasked with making sales price predictions for house sales in Ames, Iowa, based on certain characteristics.


Due to Apple's policy, the "Untrusted Enterprise Developer" prompt appears when you first install the Enterprise app on iOS:
The solution is as follows (take iOS12 system as an example):
1. Open the settings function in your phone and select "General"
2. in the general, select the "description management" function
3. In the enterprise application classification in the description management, select the file name of the enterprise application to be installed (consistent with the prompt when opening), click to enter
4. After entering the company signature page, after confirming the company name and application name in the company signature, click Trust "Enterprise Signature Company Name"


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・This is not offical tool. Please do not contact for TOSHIBA and fixstars.
・This try to get Output and Input status by 100-500[ms] cycle. But it may also fail or be late.
・when you loaded This tool , it resets tristate control and Port status.
・if you mistake operation, This tool would be break your flashair. Use at your own risk.
・DO NOT INSERT FLASHAIR TO SD-HOSTS WHILE USING THIS TOOL. SD-HOSTS MAY CRASH IF YOU DO IT.
ピン対応表 [Pin Assignment]
Pin
fa.pio
pioduino
SD
SD Pin
Airio
MTO-EV101
AirioRP
SPI-1
SPI-2
AKI K-05818
fa.spi
PIN 0
0x01
0
CMD
2
SW1
MISO
CMD
DI
MOSI
SDI
MOSI(out)
PIN 1
0x02
1
DAT0
7
Red
MOSI
DAT0
DO
MISO
SDO
SCLK(out)
PIN 2
0x04
2
DAT1
8
Blue
DAT1
DAT1
DAT1
NC
DAT1(↓NC)
/SS(out)
PIN 3
0x08
3
DAT2
9
Green
DAT2
DAT2
DAT2
NC
DAT2(↑NC)
MISO(in)
PIN 4
0x10
4
CD/DAT3
1
NC
CS
DAT3
CS
CS
CS
INT(in)
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3. Neither the name of the copyright holder nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.


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| 5 | */ | |
| 6 | package dev.kumpulatd.ui; | |
| 7 | ||
| 8 | import java.awt.event.KeyEvent; | |
| 9 | import java.awt.event.KeyListener; | |
| 10 | ||
| 11 | /** | |
| 12 | * Listens for user keyboard input | |
| 13 | * @author kummi | |
| 14 | */ | |
| 15 | class KeyListenerGame implements KeyListener{ | |
| 16 | private GameView game; | |
| 17 | | |
| 18 | public KeyListenerGame(GameView game) { | |
| 19 | this.game = game; | |
| 20 | } | |
| 21 | ||
| 22 | @Override | |
| 23 | public void keyTyped(KeyEvent e) { | |
| 24 | | |
| 25 | } | |
| 26 | ||
| 27 | @Override | |
| 28 | public void keyPressed(KeyEvent e) { | |
| 29 |
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game.setNextCommand(e.getKeyChar()); |
| 30 | } | |
| 31 | ||
| 32 | @Override | |
| 33 | public void keyReleased(KeyEvent e) { | |
| 34 | ||
| 35 | } | |
| 36 | | |
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source: http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/61491/info XMonad.Hooks.DynamicLog module for xmonad is prone to multiple remote command-injection vulnerabilities. Successful exploits will result in the execution of arbitrary commands in the context of the affected applications. This may aid in further attacks.


This animation is a reproduction of the series of images at
The Illustrated Guide to a Ph.D. by
Matt Might, which he generously licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 License. In the spirit of Creative Commons, all code here written by Brian Arnold is released under a BSD license (as CC is not suggested for use for code).


Can't Hardly Wait (PG-13) *** Starring Ethan Embry, Lauren Ambrose Directed by Harry Elfont and Deborah Kaplan A Review by Frankie Paiva
Can't Hardly Wait is supposed to bring back the teen comedy, the days where virginity was discussed in detention, where Sean Penn was a skateboard dude, where angry vice-principals tracked you down on your sick days. While the film does some of this, it's really putting a modern twist on what we have seen over and over again.
The setting is perfect, the Girl Who's Party It Is (an aptly named character along with creative ones such as Boy Who Steals Everything and Ready To Have Sex Girl) holds a bash on Graduation night with her parents away from home, it's a must-come event and every member of the student body will be there. Enter our hero, Preston (Embry) he's been lovestruck by Prom Queen Amanda (Jennifer Love Hewitt, who seems to be content not running from Ben Willis) and decides to finally tell her how he feels. Love adopts her quiet, popular girl role of the recently dumped (by a full-of-himself jock named Mike played by Peter Facinelli) well, but she adds tones of drama that aren't needed.  Also in for the ride is William (Charlie Korsmo) school nerd who attempts to gain revenge against Mike by taking Polaroids of him with one of his friends in a naked embrace.
Great cameos are also present, with Jerry O'Connell, Selma Blair, Melissa Joan Hart (who could have been more in the movie to give it more of a satire feel) and Jenna Elfman as a stripper. Yes, you heard me correctly, Jenna Elfman is a stripper. I have awarded this film the Consistency (please tell me I spelled that right) award of 1998. It's a film that you'll discover something new about after every repeated viewing. However it is a tad contrived, and just a bit predictable. But the film embraces it's spirit making this light-hearted romantic comedy a sure one to go see.
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Brian Keegan & Abram Handler
Week 15: April 19 - 23 2021
Get as far as you can and submit whatever you have completed on Canvas
Solutions will be posted on the class GitHub for this week
Use the "birdstrikes.csv" dataset in vega-datasets
Make a bar plot with the number of airstrikes per "Origin State"
Your visualization and explanation goes here!
Use the "birdstrikes.csv" dataset in vega-datasets
Make a bar or line plot with the number of annual airstrikes from "Flight Date"
Your visualization and explanation goes here!
Make a heatmap with the number of bird strikes by "Time of day" and "Phase of flight"
Your visualization and explanation goes here!
Make a histogram of the "Cost Total $"
Your visualization and explanation goes here!
Use this URL1: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wZhPLMCHKJvwOkP4juclhjFgqIY8fQFMemwKL2c64vk/export?gid=0&format=csv
Filter the data to only include "links" that contain "nytimes"
Make a bar or line plot of the number of "nytimes" links per month since 2015
Your visualization and explanation goes here!


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My only male protagonist Kaito Takahashi. He is from Sekai no Idol Class
My OC from Aikatsu, Arashiame Miki. She is born to be a producer and a idol!
And a OC from a new version of a old fan anime, called Royal Idol. Her name is Yoriko Funaki, and she is your classic anime girl: happy-go-lucky, cheerful and somehow annoying


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What's your take on the DBC/EDA experience?
To me, it sounds like the DBC/EDA experience is one which is aimed at providing you with not only the soft skill's to program, but also the skill's and work ethic which will prepare you to enter the workforce with the right mindset and capabilities potential employers are looking for.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4-6
Dietary
Cesare Casella, a chef from Lucca, whose family used to run the fabulous Vipore restaurant and who is now cooking in New York, is the man who invented Tuscan fries. Think French fries, but with garlic cloves and fresh herbs thrown into the hot oil towards the end of the cooking time.
Cut the short ends off each potato (but don’t peel it) so that it can sit up vertically, and then slice it downwards into generous 1cm/½in slices. Cut these slices into chips about 1cm thick, again, err on the generous side. Load up a clean tea towel with the chips as you cut them.
Put the oil into a wide, heavy-based pan (mine is approximately 28cm/11in diameter and 11cm/4in deep), and add the freshly cut potatoes. Then put the pan over a high heat and bring to a boil, which should take about five minutes. Keep a careful watch on the pan at all times.
Continue to cook the fries, without stirring them, for another 15 minutes. Once the oil temperature reaches 160C/325F, turn down the heat slightly and keep the fries cooking at between 150-160C. The pan will be bubbling vigorously. If the oil gets too hot or bubbles too hard, reduce the heat a little, and always keep a close eye on it.
Now you can very carefully give the chips a gentle stir with a pair of tongs held in an oven glove, moving any that have stuck away from the bottom or sides of the pan. Add the unpeeled cloves of garlic to the pan, stir gently again, and cook for another 5-10 minutes (watching the temperature and making sure the garlic doesn’t look burnt or the fries too dark), before testing a chip for crispness on the outside and tenderness on the inside.  You might need another five minutes or so beyond this, but stand by your pan, the chips can turn from a cooked gold to a burnt bronze quickly.
At the point when the chips are pale gold, but crisp, toss in the herbs, then after a minute or so scoop everything out – using a couple of perforated scoops for ease, and wearing oven gloves to protect your hands – onto a tray or platter lined with a double thickness of kitchen roll. Once any excess oil has been absorbed, tip the chips off the kitchen paper clatteringly onto the plate and sprinkle with sea salt flakes to taste, serving immediately.


| OOZIE-2350 |
Package changes for release |
Major |
. |
Shwetha G S |
Shwetha G S |
| OOZIE-2240 |
add configuration to disable email attachment support |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2236 |
Need to package hive-hcatalog-server-extensions.jar in the hcatalog sharelib |
Critical |
. |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| OOZIE-2227 |
PartitionDependencyManagerService keeps on purging delete coord actions |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2221 |
Oozie audit log has null id for some of input request |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2218 |
META-INF directories in the war file have 777 permissions |
Blocker |
core, security |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2214 |
fix test case TestCoordRerunXCommand.testCoordRerunDateNeg |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2213 |
oozie-setup.ps1 should use "start-process" rather than "cmd /c" to invoke OozieSharelibCLI or OozieDBCLI commands |
Major |
scripts, tools |
Bowen Zhang |
Bowen Zhang |
| OOZIE-2206 |
Change Reaper mode on ChildReaper in ZKLocksService |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2205 |
add option to load default/site.xml to actionConf on compute node |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2199 |
Ooziedb.cmd and oozie-setup.ps1 are missing jars in lib/ for classpath on Windows |
Major |
. |
Bowen Zhang |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| OOZIE-2197 |
ooziedb.cmd command failed due to classpath being too long on windows. |
Major |
. |
Bowen Zhang |
Venkat Ramachandran |
| OOZIE-2191 |
Upgrade jackson version for hadoop-2 profile |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2188 |
Fix typos in twiki documentation |
Trivial |
docs |
Jacob Tolar |
Jacob Tolar |
| OOZIE-2183 |
provide an option to disable cleanup for output dataset in rerun |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2182 |
SLA alert commands are not in sync with doc |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2181 |
JsonToBean has some missing and incorrect mappings |
Major |
client |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2180 |
Oozie hive2 should explicitly depend on commons-io rather than transitive dependency of hive-exec |
Major |
. |
Bowen Zhang |
Bowen Zhang |
| OOZIE-2177 |
Parameterize javadoc plugin configuration |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2171 |
Some error code messages are not parsed correctly due to unescaped single quote |
Major |
. |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2169 |
Fix return type for fs:dirSize, fs:fileSize and fs:blockSize in WF spec |
Major |
docs |
Alexander Pivovarov |
Alexander Pivovarov |
| OOZIE-2167 |
TestCoordMaterializeTransitionXCommand fails |
Major |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2158 |
Overrides in action conf in streaming action do not work |
Major |
. |
Rohini Palaniswamy |
Rohini Palaniswamy |
| OOZIE-2156 |
override hive.querylog.location in hive-site.xml |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2155 |
Incorrect DST Shifts are occurring based on the Database timezone |
Blocker |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2153 |
modify HCatCredentialHelper to use HCatClient |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2147 |
Oozie upgrade from 4.0.0 to 4.1.0 fails with CLOBs of zero length with Oracle DB |
Critical |
. |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| OOZIE-2146 |
Add option to filter sla information by bundle id or name |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2145 |
ZooKeeper paths should start with a "/" |
Critical |
HA |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2142 |
Changing the JT whitelist causes running Workflows to stay RUNNING forever |
Major |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2140 |
Audit Log should be shown in Oozie UI |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2139 |
Coord update doesn't work for job which is submitted by bundle |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2132 |
FS actions are not retried |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2131 |
Add flag to sqoop action to skip hbase delegation token generation |
Major |
. |
Abraham Elmahrek |
Abraham Elmahrek |
| OOZIE-2129 |
Duplicate child jobs per instance |
Major |
. |
Shwetha G S |
Jaydeep Vishwakarma |
| OOZIE-2127 |
Add created time to RecoveryService WF queries |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2126 |
SSH action can be too fast for Oozie sometimes |
Major |
action |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2123 |
Disable launcher uber mode if classloader options are set |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2122 |
fix test case failure of TestLiteWorkflowAppService |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2121 |
CoordinatorFunctionalSpec <IP_ADDRESS> swap Value and First Occurrence line 4 in example table |
Trivial |
docs |
Alexander Pivovarov |
Alexander Pivovarov |
| OOZIE-2120 |
Many JPAExecutor names are wrong |
Major |
monitoring |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2119 |
Distcp action fails when -D option in arguments |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2118 |
add createdtime option to workflow jobs query |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2113 |
Oozie Command Line Utilities are failing as hadoop-auth jar not found |
Major |
. |
pavan kumar kolamuri |
Shwetha G S |
| OOZIE-2112 |
Child Job URL doesn't show properly with Hive on Tez |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2110 |
cancel delegation token of launcher jobs that stay till child jobs finish |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2109 |
Possibly incorrect job ID may be printed for map-reduce action errors |
Major |
action |
Harsh J |
Harsh J |
| OOZIE-2104 |
oozie server dies on startup if oozie-site redefines ActionExecutor classes |
Blocker |
. |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2100 |
Publish oozie-webapp artifact |
Major |
build |
Suresh Srinivas |
Suresh Srinivas |
| OOZIE-2098 |
Add Apache parent POM to oozie |
Major |
. |
Suresh Srinivas |
Suresh Srinivas |
| OOZIE-2093 |
TestSubmitXCommand.testProtoConfStorage fails against Hadoop 2 |
Major |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2090 |
wf:lastErrorNode does not take into account transient errors with retries |
Major |
. |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2074 |
Compatibility issue with Yarn and Hadoop 0.23/2.x |
Major |
. |
Jaydeep Vishwakarma |
Jaydeep Vishwakarma |
| OOZIE-2069 |
RecoveryService reads incorrect configuration |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2068 |
Configuration as part of sharelib |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2065 |
Oozie returns incorrect total action for coord dryrun |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2064 |
coord job with frequency coord:endOfMonths doesn't materialize |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2063 |
Cron syntax creates duplicate actions |
Blocker |
coordinator |
Robert Kanter |
Bowen Zhang |
| OOZIE-2055 |
PauseTransitService does not proceed forward if any job has issue |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2053 |
Change old HCatalog API |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2051 |
Allows multiple default action configuration files per action |
Major |
. |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| OOZIE-2048 |
HadoopAccessorService should also process ssl_client.xml |
Major |
. |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| OOZIE-2047 |
Oozie does not support Hive tables that use datatypes introduced since Hive 0.8 |
Major |
. |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| OOZIE-2045 |
Symlink support for sharelib |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2043 |
Misc test failures against JDK8 |
Major |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2035 |
NotificationXCommand should support proxy |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2023 |
Job rerun can stuck in prep |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2019 |
SLA miss processed on server2 not send email |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-2014 |
TestAuthFilterAuthOozieClient fails after OOZIE-1917 |
Major |
tests |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2012 |
coordinator with an invalid cron frequency throws NPE after validation |
Major |
. |
Bowen Zhang |
Bowen Zhang |
| OOZIE-2009 |
Requeue CoordActionInputCheck in case of permission error |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-2003 |
Checkstyle issues |
Major |
. |
Shwetha G S |
Robert Kanter |
| OOZIE-2001 |
Workflow re-runs doesn't update coord action status |
Major |
. |
Shwetha G S |
Jaydeep Vishwakarma |
| OOZIE-1993 |
Rerun fails during join in certain condition |
Major |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Shwetha G S |
| OOZIE-1985 |
support dropping hcat dataset in coord rerun with cleanup option |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-1957 |
Coord update command override group when oozie.service.AuthorizationService.default.group.as.acl is set and group/acl is not configured in job property |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1941 |
Bundle coordinator name can't be parameterized |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1940 |
StatusTransitService has race condition |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1939 |
Incorrect job information is set while logging |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Azrael Seoeun |
| OOZIE-1923 |
ZKLocksService locks are not re-entrant like MemoryLocks |
Major |
HA |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1914 |
CLI should retry on timeout |
Major |
HA |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1896 |
ZKUUIDService - Too many job submission fails |
Major |
HA |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1894 |
Better error reporting to user |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1891 |
Parametrize surefire argLine to bump up heap memory for testing |
Major |
. |
Ryota Egashira |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-1890 |
Make oozie-site empty and reconcile defaults between oozie-default and the code |
Major |
core |
Robert Kanter |
Azrael Seoeun |
| OOZIE-1847 |
HA - Oozie servers should shutdown (or go in safe mode) in case of ZK failure |
Major |
HA |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1843 |
Bulk update for coord last modified time for CoordMaterializeTriggerService |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1818 |
CoordMaterializeTransitionXCommand verifyPrecondition doesn't verify current time |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1813 |
Add service to report/kill rogue bundles and coordinator jobs |
Major |
. |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1808 |
Change DG_QuickStart.twiki to reflect changes in sharelib installation |
Major |
. |
Bowen Zhang |
Ryota Egashira |
| OOZIE-1688 |
New configuration to specify server-server authentication type. |
Major |
HA |
Purshotam Shah |
Purshotam Shah |
| OOZIE-1391 |
Sub wf suspend doesn't update parent wf |
Major |
. |
Shwetha G S |
Jaydeep Vishwakarma |
| OOZIE-1385 |
Make Uber Mode the default |
Major |
. |
Robert Kanter |
Robert Kanter |


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class RVG::Image <
Object
Table of Contents
class methods
attributes
instance methods
shared methods
In addition to the methods listed above, class
RVG::Image
also implements the styles method and the transform methods.
class methods
new
RVG::Image.new(raster_image, width=nil,
height=nil, x=0, y=0) ->
image
Description
Constructs a raster image object. The viewbox is defined by
the image bounds. This method is usually called indirectly via
the image
method in the RVG, RVG::Group, or RVG::Pattern classes.
Arguments
- raster_image
- A Magick::Image
object.
- width, height
- The width and height of the rectangle in which the image
is placed.
- x, y
- The x- and y-axis location of the
rectangle in which the image is placed.
Example
See preserve_aspect_ratio
attributes
desc, desc=
img.desc ->
string
img.desc = string
Description
Use the desc
attribute to
assign a text description to the image.
img.metadata ->
string
img.metadata = string
Description
Use the metadata
attribute to
assign additional metadata to the image.
title, title=
img.title ->
string
img.title = string
Description
Use the title
attribute to
assign a title to the image.
instance methods
preserve_aspect_ratio
img.preserve_aspect_ratio(align, meet_or_slice='meet') -> self
Description
Use preserve_aspect_ratio
to specify whether or
not the image is stretched to fit the rectangle in which it is
placed. If not, you can specify how to fit the image into the
space.
Arguments
- align
-
When the value of the
meet_or_slice
argument
is 'meet' or 'slice', this argument controls the placement
of the image within the viewport. The align
argument is the concatenation of an x-alignment and
a y-alignment. The values are shown in these
lists:
x-alignment
- xMin
- align the minimum x value of the image with
the left corner of the viewport.
- xMid
- vertically center the image within the viewport.
- xMax
- align the maximum x value of the image with
the right corner of the viewport.
y-alignment
- YMin
- align the minimum y value of the image with
the top of the viewport.
- YMid
- horizontally center the image within the
viewport.
- YMax
- align the maximum y value of the image with
the bottom of the viewport
- meet_or_slice
-
This argument can have one of these three values:
- 'none'
- The image is scaled as necessary so that it fits
exactly within the viewport. The aspect ratio is
not maintained.
- 'meet'
- The image is scaled as necessary so that the larger
dimension exactly fits the viewport. There may be some
unused space in the viewport. The aspect ratio is
maintained.
- 'slice'
- The image is scaled as necessary so that the smaller
dimension exactly fits the viewport. Some of the image in
the larger dimension may be cut off. The aspect ratio is
maintained.
Example
Returns
self
See Also
RVG#preserve_aspect_ratio


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55. Model Implementation of Buffered Mode
Up: Buffer Allocation and Usage
Next: Nonblocking Communication
Previous: Buffer Allocation and Usage
The model implementation uses the packing and unpacking functions described in
Section Pack and Unpack
and the nonblocking communication functions
described in Section Nonblocking Communication
.
We assume that a circular queue
of pending message entries (PME) is maintained. Each
entry contains a communication request handle
that identifies a pending nonblocking
send, a pointer to the next entry and the packed message data. The
entries are stored in successive locations in the buffer. Free space is
available between the queue tail and the queue head.
A buffered send call results in the execution of the following code.
- Traverse sequentially the PME queue from head towards the tail,
deleting all entries for
communications that have completed, up to the first entry with an uncompleted
request; update queue head to point to that entry.
- Compute the number, n, of bytes needed to store an entry for the new message.
An upper bound on n can be computed
as follows: A call to the function
MPI_PACK_SIZE(count, datatype,
comm, size), with the count, datatype and comm arguments
used in the
MPI_BSEND call, returns an upper bound on the amount of
space needed to buffer the message data (see Section Pack and Unpack
).
The MPI constant
MPI_BSEND_OVERHEAD provides an upper bound on the
additional space consumed by the entry (e.g., for pointers or envelope
information).
- Find the next contiguous empty space of n bytes in
buffer (space following queue tail, or space at start of buffer if
queue tail is
too close to end of buffer). If space is not found then raise buffer
overflow error.
- Append to end of PME queue in contiguous space the new entry
that contains request
handle, next pointer and packed message data; MPI_PACK is used to
pack data.
- Post nonblocking send (standard mode) for packed data.
- Return
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Title: A Supervised Approach To The Interpretation Of Imperative To-Do Lists
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| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| onChange : Function [static]
Change event.
| SWFAddress | ||
| onInit : Function [static]
Init event.
| SWFAddress |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| SWFAddress | |||
|
addEventListener(type:String, listener:Function, useCapture:Boolean = false, priority:int = 0, useWeakReference:Boolean = false):void
[static]
Registers an event listener.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
back():void
[static]
Loads the previous URL in the history list.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
dispatchEvent(event:Event):Boolean
[static]
Dispatches an event to all the registered listeners.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
forward():void
[static]
Loads the next URL in the history list.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getBaseURL():String
[static]
Provides the base address of the document.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getHistory():Boolean
[static]
Provides the state of the history setting.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getParameter(param:String):String
[static]
Provides the value of a specific query parameter.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getParameterNames():Array
[static]
Provides a list of all the query parameter names.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getPath():String
[static]
Provides the deep linking value without the query string.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getPathNames():Array
[static]
Provides a list of all the folders in the deep linking path.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getQueryString():String
[static]
Provides the query string part of the deep linking value.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getStatus():String
[static]
Provides the status of the browser window.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getStrict():Boolean
[static]
Provides the state of the strict mode setting.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getTitle():String
[static]
Provides the title of the HTML document.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getTracker():String
[static]
Provides the tracker function.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
getValue():String
[static]
Provides the current deep linking value.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
go(delta:int):void
[static]
Loads a URL from the history list.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
hasEventListener(type:String):Boolean
[static]
Checks the existance of any listeners registered for a specific type of event.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
href(url:String, target:String = "_self"):void
[static]
Opens a new URL in the browser.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
popup(url:String, name:String = "popup", options:String = """", handler:String = ""):void
[static]
Opens a browser popup window.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
removeEventListener(type:String, listener:Function):void
[static]
Removes an event listener.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
resetStatus():void
[static]
Resets the status of the browser window.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
setHistory(history:Boolean):void
[static]
Enables or disables the creation of history entries.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
setStatus(status:String):void
[static]
Sets the status of the browser window.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
setStrict(strict:Boolean):void
[static]
Enables or disables the strict mode.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
setTitle(title:String):void
[static]
Sets the title of the HTML document.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
setTracker(tracker:String):void
[static]
Sets a function for page view tracking.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
setValue(value:String):void
[static]
Sets the current deep linking value.
| SWFAddress | ||
|
up():void
[static]
Navigates one level up in the deep linking path.
| SWFAddress |
| onChange | property |
public static var onChange:Function
Change event.
| onInit | property |
public static var onInit:Function
Init event.
| SWFAddress | () | constructor |
public function SWFAddress()
| addEventListener | () | method |
public static function addEventListener(type:String, listener:Function, useCapture:Boolean = false, priority:int = 0, useWeakReference:Boolean = false):void
Registers an event listener.
Parameterstype:String — Event type.
|
|
listener:Function — Event listener.
|
|
useCapture:Boolean (default = false ) — Determines whether the listener works in the capture phase or the target and bubbling phases.
|
|
priority:int (default = 0 ) — The priority level of the event listener.
|
|
useWeakReference:Boolean (default = false ) — Determines whether the reference to the listener is strong or weak.
|
| back | () | method |
public static function back():void
Loads the previous URL in the history list.
| dispatchEvent | () | method |
public static function dispatchEvent(event:Event):Boolean
Dispatches an event to all the registered listeners.
Parametersevent:Event — Event object.
|
Boolean |
| forward | () | method |
public static function forward():void
Loads the next URL in the history list.
| getBaseURL | () | method |
public static function getBaseURL():String
Provides the base address of the document.
ReturnsString |
| getHistory | () | method |
public static function getHistory():Boolean
Provides the state of the history setting.
ReturnsBoolean |
| getParameter | () | method |
public static function getParameter(param:String):String
Provides the value of a specific query parameter.
Parametersparam:String — Parameter name.
|
String |
| getParameterNames | () | method |
public static function getParameterNames():Array
Provides a list of all the query parameter names.
ReturnsArray |
| getPath | () | method |
public static function getPath():String
Provides the deep linking value without the query string.
ReturnsString |
| getPathNames | () | method |
public static function getPathNames():Array
Provides a list of all the folders in the deep linking path.
ReturnsArray |
| getQueryString | () | method |
public static function getQueryString():String
Provides the query string part of the deep linking value.
ReturnsString |
| getStatus | () | method |
public static function getStatus():String
Provides the status of the browser window.
ReturnsString |
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public static function getStrict():Boolean
Provides the state of the strict mode setting.
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public static function getTitle():String
Provides the title of the HTML document.
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public static function getTracker():String
Provides the tracker function.
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Provides the current deep linking value.
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public static function go(delta:int):void
Loads a URL from the history list.
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Checks the existance of any listeners registered for a specific type of event.
Parameterstype:String — Event type.
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Opens a new URL in the browser.
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Opens a browser popup window.
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Removes an event listener.
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public static function resetStatus():void
Resets the status of the browser window.
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public static function setHistory(history:Boolean):void
Enables or disables the creation of history entries.
Parametershistory:Boolean — history History state.
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public static function setStatus(status:String):void
Sets the status of the browser window.
Parametersstatus:String — Status value.
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public static function setStrict(strict:Boolean):void
Enables or disables the strict mode.
Parametersstrict:Boolean — strict Strict mode state.
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public static function setTitle(title:String):void
Sets the title of the HTML document.
Parameterstitle:String — Title value.
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public static function setTracker(tracker:String):void
Sets a function for page view tracking. The default value is 'urchinTracker'.
Parameterstracker:String — Tracker function.
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public static function setValue(value:String):void
Sets the current deep linking value.
Parametersvalue:String — A value which will be appended to the base link of the HTML document.
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public static function up():void
Navigates one level up in the deep linking path.
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The software for this car is written in C++ for the Robot Operating System (ROS). In this system, you can create separate programs called nodes. They all communicate through defined topics and services.
This car has a node that sends commands directly to the motor controllers and creates a service that sets the speed and direction settings for each motor. A separate node uses that service to provide a drive service, where you can provide a direction and speed for the entire car.
The great thing about ROS is you can add all sorts of services and make them entirely modular and detached. These nodes can create a topic for encoders, ultrasonic sensors, more motors, an HTTP client for twitter, you name it!
The motors are a standard set of Sparkfun hobby gearmotors. These are controller by two, Sparkfun tb6612fng motor controllers. These are hooked up directly to the Raspberry Pi output pins, and controlled using software PWM.
The power was an interesting challenge. There are two power sources for the robot: One used by the motors and the controllers (motor power), the other used by the Raspberry Pi (main power). The first is provided by a single 9V battery. The second is powered by a cellphone battery pack, mostly because Raspberry Pi's were not technically designed by a regular battery and so can only be provided power through their micro-USB port. Yay bodging!
Download the code here:


GHOSTS OF MISSISSIPPI
A film review by Walter Frith
Copyright 1996 Walter Frith
As we move closer to the 21st century we are reminded that racial tensions still remain high around the world. 'Ghosts of Mississippi' is a story dealing with the aftermath of assassinated American Civil Rights leader Medgar Evers who was shot in the back with a high powered rifle in the driveway of his home as he arrived from work late one evening in June of 1963. Byron De la Beckwith, the man accused of the crime (portrayed chillingly and absorbingly by James Woods) was given two trials and both ended in hung juries. Twenty five years later the case is re-opened through the persistance of Evers' widow (Whoopi Goldberg) with the help of civil rights organizations seeking a conviction and De la Beckwith is again tried by the District Attorney's office in the hands of Alec Baldwin and Craig T. Nelson. This is a low key and very sedated picture to be admired for its attempt rather than for its execution as most of the scenes are quite subtle and director Rob Reiner ('Misery,' 'A Few Good Men,' 'The American President') demonstrates his diversity with the courtroom by making the scenes appear realistic with little or no outbursts of fiery dialogue and sometimes pretentious emotion as was the case in 'A Few Good Men' which featured a harrowing courtroom climax. Reiner chooses to tell the story in 'Ghosts of Mississippi' as one of truth since it is based on an actual event and Reiner does a good job with the characterizations but could have drained a bit more from Alec Baldwin and Whoopi Goldberg and it's James Woods who steals the show as an unrepentant racist convinced he will never be convicted of killing a black man in the state of Mississippi. Perhaps 'Ghosts of Mississippi' will play better on home video as it could easily pass for a television movie of the week. For a different look at how courtroom procedures are usually undertaken and for reasonably satisfying entertainment which unfortunately for some may leave them a bit flat, 'Ghosts of Mississippi' is a movie which will seem different than most others of its type. I suppose in some ways that's a good thing.
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s6-networking
Software
skarnet.org
s6-tlsclient is an UCSPI client tool for TLS/SSL connections over INET domain sockets. It establishes a TCP connection to a server and a TLS transport over it, then executes into a program.
s6-tlsclient [ options ] [ -- ] host port prog...
prog is expected to read from its peer on descriptor 6 and write to its peer on descriptor 7. Since there will be a s6-tlsc-io program between prog and the network to perform the TLS encryption/decryption, those descriptors will not be a network socket - they will be pipes.
If the -H option is not given to s6-tlsclient, then host will be used as the server name to verify. You can use the -k option to override this default. Please note that if you use the -H option and do not provide a server name via -k, SNI will not be used, which may be a security risk.
The following variables should be set before invoking s6-tlsclient, because they will be used by s6-tlsc-io:
Setting either CADIR or CAFILE is mandatory.
prog... is run with the following variables added to, or removed from, its environment by s6-tcpclient:
Unless the -Z option is given to s6-tlsclient, the CADIR, CAFILE, KEYFILE, CERTFILE, TLS_UID and TLS_GID variables will not appear in prog's environment.
s6-tlsclient accepts a myriad of options, most of which are passed as is to the correct executable. Not giving any options will generally work: the defaults are sensible.
CADIR=/etc/ssl/certs s6-tlsclient skarnet.org 443 s6-ioconnect
This will open a connection to the skarnet.org web server over TLS and verify its certificate via the trust anchors listed in the /etc/ssl/certs directory. It will then branch your terminal to it: try typing GET / HTTP/1.0 then hitting return twice.


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Open 24 hours a day 5 days a week, the foreign exchange market is the largest and most liquid market in the world with volumes of over $4 trillion a day surpassing any exchange based market. Foreign exchange trading involves trading one currency pair against another, predicting that one currency will rise or fall against another. Currencies are traded in pairs, like the Euro versus the US Dollar (EUR/USD).
Forex trading is similar to trading shares or futures except that when trading foreign exchange you are buying or selling one currency against another and you do not take delivery of the underlying currency. One of the key advantage Forex has over other financial instruments is that relatively small lot sizes can be traded, lot sizes can be as small as 1000 units or one micro lot. Typically foreign exchange also involves leverage which in some cases can be as high as 1:500, this is very different to trading shares where no leverage is involved. Leverage allows traders to trade with more money than they actually have in their trading account. For example if you had 1:100 leverage you could use a $1,000 deposit to control $100,000 worth of currency. Using leverage can result in an increase in you gains however if not used correctly if can also result in increased losses.
Elite Capitals offers Forex traders some of the tightest spreads out of all Forex exchange brokers globally with our EUR/USD spread averaging 0.1 pips. Tight spreads combined with our low latency enterprise grade hardware makes Elite Capitals the ideal choice for active day traders and those using Expert Advisors. The following table shows our minimum and average spreads across all of the major currency pairs. For the full list of Spreads of all our currency pairs.
| Currency Pair | Minimum Spread (pips) | Average Spread (pips) |
|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD | 0.0 | 0.1 |
| GBP/USD | 0.0 | 0.5 |
| AUD/USD | 0.0 | 0.4 |
| USD/CAD | 0.0 | 0.6 |
| USD/CHF | 0.0 | 0.4 |
| USD/JPY | 0.0 | 0.3 |
Selling EUR/USD
Opening the Position
The price of the EURO against the US Dollar (EUR/USD) is 1.33623/1.33624, you decide to sell 2 standard lots (the equivalent of €200,000) at 1.33623.
The value of your position is €200,000 x 1.33623 = USD $267,246. The leverage on your trading account is 1:100 therefore the margin required to open the position is USD $267,246 / 100 = USD $2,672.46.
Closing the Position
One week later the EURO has fallen against the US Dollar to 1.32128/1.32129, you decide to take your profit by buying back 2 standard lots at 1.32129.
| Calculation | |
|---|---|
| Opening Price | $152 x 100 shares = USD $15,200 |
| Closing Price | $170 x 100 shares = USD $17,000 |
| Gross Profit on trade | USD $17,000 - $15,200 = $1,800 |
It is important to note that whist your position remains open, each night your account will be debited or credited the swap rate. The swap is expressed in pips and is the difference between the interest paid to borrow the currency that is being sold and the interest received from holding the currency that is bought.
In order to calculate the net profit on this trade your will need to include any swap charges, you may also need to include any commission charges if they are payable. You should be aware that if the market had moved in the opposite direction, you would have made a loss that could have exceeded your initial deposit.


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