TOO MUCH SLEEP
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Shooting Gallery Director: David Maquiling Writer: David Maquiling Cast: Marc Palmieri, Pasquale Gaeta, Nicol Zanzarella, Phil Galinsky, Judy Sabo Podinker
Some 30 years ago a couple of colleagues of mine, high school teachers like me, bought homes in Matawan, New Jersey where writer-director David Maquiling last year filmed "Too Much Sleep." They encouraged me to do likewise since, after all, for $19,000 they were getting spanking new digs built by Levitt complete with refrigerators and washing machines.  So much for my theories about homogeneity. What Mr. Maquiling is trying to bring out in "Too Much Sleep" is, well, it could be just about anything. He might want to tell us that within those prettily manicured, conventional, uniform blades of grass lie some of the most biazarre people, folks you might even find in the heart of Manhattan. He could be putting his original touch on the folk tales of his native Philippine Islands, as he tells us in the press notes. But mostly I'd guess that he's displaying a young man's fast odyssey from naivete and sloth to activity and concern just like the David Hemmings character in Antonioni's "Blowup."
He doesn't really succeed, though, in part because there's no way that his key figure could possibly grow up in such a short time. His experiences are shallow. What's more the gun is falsely utilized to symbolize manhood--a maturity that its 24-year-old owner does not really have but has to earn. If that's what Mr. Maquiling is attempting here, he's pushing the envelope quite a bit past its comfortable margins.
Let's take the weight from Mr. Maquiling's shoulders and presume that he's simply writing a shaggy-dog story about his own youth in a bland American suburban neighborhood. He tells of Jack Crawford (Marc Palmieri), a night security guard who carries an unlicensed gun which he inherited from his father. Riding a bus one day, he is scammed into losing the piece and suspects two women riding next to him; the older Judy (Judo Sabo Podinker) and the youthful Kate (Nicol Zanzarella). Rather than go to the police, he consults with the town know-it-all, Eddie (Pasquale Gaeta), a motormouth who brags endlessly about his affairs, his political standing (he was deputy county clerk for 19 years), and his contacts with both the police and the local criminal faction. Eddie, who prefaces a good many of his statements with "Let me tell you something, Jack," advises him where to go and what to do in his search for the revolver, an exploration which supposedly leads Jack from a detached dude who lives with his mother and sleeps in a childhood bed too small for his over 6' body, to a committed, more manly character: a mensch.
Critics have compared the movie thematically to the far better David O. Russell "Spanking the Monkey," Stacey Cochran's "My New Gun," also "Coldblooded" and "In the Soup" and even David Lynch's "Blue Velvet," but the director seems influenced most by Martin Scorsese's "After Hours" which features an ordinary guy who goes through a series of bizarre experiences during one night in New York City. Like the Griffin Dunne character in the film, Jack is the about the only normal person in "Too Much Sleep." The others are like those we try to avoid like the plague. Who wants to spend 15 minutes with a blabber like Eddie or listen to the jabbering of a woman who runs into Jack at the bus terminal and lectures him about how much he looks like his father--while not recognizing that Jack's looking all around the room signifies his lack of interest?
Marc Palmieri's Jack, though, can gain audience involvement if only because he's normal--which is a switch from the usual concept that outlandish people are the most absorbing. At least Nicol Zanzarella is cute but she too is without a personality and has not a thing of interest to say. Robert Mowen's camera has little to work with in a film that could easily fit on your 13-inch TV screen.
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print("Episode {}\tLast length: {:5d}\tAverage length: {:.2f}".format(
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layout: post
title: Can you resist joining the Citation Club?
date: '2013-04-01T08:00:00.000-04:00'
author: Robert Sica
tags:
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- publish or perish
- humour
modified_time: '2013-08-02T16:57:46.087-04:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-736339229338318027.post-1576273778856475738
blogger_orig_url: http://blog.purplecrowlidar.ca/2013/04/can-you-resist-joining-citation-club.html
---
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Citation Club Membership
Do not break the chain. In your next publication, cite a paper by every one of the authors in the list below. Then remove the top author, add your name to the bottom of the list, and mail this message to ten of your colleagues who are not on the list. One of our colleagues who broke the chain lost the supporting research and technology grant he had previously successfully renewed a dozen times. A colleague who continued the chain soon had a sufficiently high H-index to both become an AGU fellow and be nominated for fellowship in the NAS.
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| stLockablePage (stSize size, stSize locksize, stPageID pageid=0) | |
| virtual void | Write (stByte *buff, stSize n, stSize offset) |
| virtual stSize | GetPageSize () |
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| bool | IsLocked () |
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| const stByte * | GetTrueData () |
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| stPage (stSize size, stPageID pageid=0) | |
| virtual | ~stPage () |
| stPageID | GetPageID () |
| void | SetPageID (stPageID pageID) |
| void | Copy (stPage *page) |
| void | Clear () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from stPage | |
| stByte * | Buffer |
| stSize | BufferSize |
This class is an extension to stPage which can block access to part of the physical page. This segment is always located in the begining of the page.
The stLockablePage was designed to hide a portion of the page from the SlimTree. The locked segment may be used to store PageManager's reserved information such a page header.
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virtual |
Returns the pointer to the data array. This method allows the direct access to the internal page data array. The returned pointer do not include the locked segment. See GetTrueData() to get a pointer to the entire page.
Avoid to use this method. If a read/write operation is required, use Read() and Write() methods instead.
Reimplemented from stPage.
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inline |
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virtual |
Returns the page size in bytes. This value does not include the size of the locked segment.
Reimplemented from stPage.
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inline |
This method returns the true data array of this page. This array will include the locked segment.
Definition at line 315 of file stPage.h.
References stPage::Buffer.
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inline |
Returns the true page size. This size is the size of the page plus the size of the locked segment.
Definition at line 324 of file stPage.h.
References stPage::BufferSize.
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inline |
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inline |
Sets the size of the locked segment.
| size | The size of hte locked segment. |
Definition at line 298 of file stPage.h.
References stPage::BufferSize.
Referenced by stLockablePage().
Writes n bytes to this page and sets the cursor to the next writing position. This method can not be used to write to the locked segment.
| buff | The byte array to be written. |
| offset | Position where the buff will be written. |
| n | Number of bytes to write. |
Reimplemented from stPage.


Gang Of Four - Ruby Decorator
Aug 12, 2017
A Decorator is a design pattern. It Attaches additional responsibilities to an object dynamically. Decorators provide a flexible alternative to subclassing for extending functionality.
module Milk
def cost
super + 0.4
end
end
module Sugar
def cost
super + 0.2
end
end
class Coffee
def cost
2
end
end
java = Coffee.new
java.extend(Milk) # => 2.4
java.extend(Sugar) # => 2.6
java.cost # 2.6
This magical 'extend' looks bit intimidating. Plus the argument it passes are module (Milk and Sugar), not a class. and super keywords are in the module, again, not in class. It's bit unusual case but you can see how elegantly it attaches responsibilities to class from those modules. Interesting part is also when it calls `extend(Sugar)` it does not only returns 2 + 0.2, it actually added up Milk price as well. That's because super and it gets whatever its value and then added 0.2.
Include vs Extend
Include is a Mixin. When a class `includes` a module (and that's always the case, you don't mixin a class and it throws TypeError), that module's instance methods become available as instance methods of the class. It's almost as if the module becomes a superclass of the class that uses it. Great thing about including module is that you can include many different classes and inheritance chain. If multiple modules are included, they are added to the chain in order.
If a module itself includes other modules, a chain of proxy classes will be added to any class that includes that module, one proxy for each module that is directly or indirectly included.
module Cream
def fat
puts "very fatty"
end
end
module Milk
include Cream
def cost
0.4
end
end
module Cream
def cost
0.9
end
end
class Coffee
# include can be chained in order
include Milk
include Cream
def cost
super + 0.2
end
end
Coffee.new.cost # => 1.1
Coffee.new.fat # => "very fatty"
Extending object isn't also much different. You can mix a module into an object using Object#extend. There is an interesting trick with extend. If you use it within a class definition, the module's methods become class methods. Also extend doesn't care left side of argument. Even string can use method if it is extended. But it is only allow to module to be extended.
module Cream
def fat
puts "very fatty"
end
end
module Milk
def cost
0.4
end
end
class Coffee
def cost
super + 2
end
end
Coffee.new.extend(Sugar).cost # => wrong argument type Class (expected Module) (TypeError)
Coffee.extend(Cream).fat # => very fatty
a = "hello"
a.extend(Sugar).cost # => 0.4
a.extend(Coffee).cost # => TypeError 'Coffee is not module'
Alternative Decorator - Plain Old Ruby Object Decorator
Ruby allows to passing responsibilities by passing objects around as an argument using initialize.
class Coffee
def cost
2
end
def origin
"Colombia"
end
end
class Milk
def initialize(component)
@component = component
end
def cost
@component.cost + 0.4
end
end
coffee = Coffee.new
Sugar.new(Milk.new(coffee)).cost # 2.6
Sugar.new(Sugar.new(coffee)).cost # 2.4
Sugar.new(Milk.new(coffee)).class # Sugar
Milk.new(coffee).origin # NoMethodError
Alternative Decorator - 'Method Missing' decorator
module Decorator
def initialize(component)
@component = component
end
def method_missing(meth, *args)
if @component.respond_to?(meth)
@component.send(meth, *args)
else
super
end
end
def respond_to?(meth)
@component.respond_to?(meth)
end
end
class Coffee
def cost
2
end
def origin
"Colombia"
end
end
class Milk
include Decorator
def cost
@component.cost + 0.4
end
end
class Sugar
include Decorator
def cost
@component.cost + 0.2
end
end
coffee = Coffee.new
Sugar.new(Milk.new(coffee)).cost # 2.6
Sugar.new(Sugar.new(coffee)).cost # 2.4
Sugar.new(Milk.new(coffee)).origin # Colombia
Sugar.new(Milk.new(coffee)).class # Sugar


Example of Staging/Production Prismic Setup
Current environment: {{environment}}
Quote
Quotee
{{#each quotes}}
{{#each this}}
{{this}}
{{/each}}
{{/each}}


MinimalCommit
public struct MinimalCommit: Codable
Included when the resource is returned as part of another resource
-
Value uniquely identifying the commit
Declaration
Swift
public let id: Int
-
Checksum the commit has in git and is identified by
Declaration
Swift
public let sha: String
-
Named reference the commit has in git
Declaration
Swift
public let ref: String
-
Commit mesage
Declaration
Swift
public let message: String
-
URL to the commit’s diff on GitHub
Declaration
Swift
public let compareURL: String?
-
Commit date from git
Declaration
Swift
public let committedAt: String?


AMERICAN PIE (director: Paul Weitz; screenwriter: Adam Herz; cinematographer: Richard Crudo; editor: Priscilla Nedd-Friendly; cast: Jason Biggs (Jim), Shannon Elizabeth (Nadia), Alyson Hannigan (Michelle), Chris Klein (Oz), Natasha Lyonne (Jessica), Thomas Ian Nicholas (Kevin), Tara Reid (Vicky), Seann W. Scott (Stifler), Mena Suvari (Heather), Eddie Kaye Thomas (Finch), Eugene Levy (Jim's Dad), Jennifer Coolidge (Stifler's Mom), Chris Owen (Sherman); Runtime: 95; 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A gross-out teenage spoof about their need for sex to give them respect, as four upper-middle-class suburban high school male seniors make a pact to lose their virginity by the end of the senior prom. The film has no point to make but to emphasize that silly challenge, but, it at least softens its obnoxious attitude with an ending that is more satisfactory than what I expected from this shallow film. I can't see anyone but teenagers and, perhaps, hapless parents of teenagers, finding anything here of interest. Though some adults might look back to those halcyon school days with an anxious leer and wish to recapture some pubescent memories of some shameful incident and to feel the nostalgia again through this movie. Looking through the eyes of a lost adolescence is perhaps the only way to view this movie, a movie that makes sex into something that is implicitly evil.
Nevertheless, as awful as this gross-out film is, it will become a movie and video hit with its targeted youthful audience, following the footsteps of that other cheap thrill movie, "There's Something About Mary,"and because sex sells, other films like this one will unfortunately follow.
The sexual awkwardness of the boys is exaggerated for comedic purposes, and the school looks as if it is around only as a stage for the teenager's rite-of-passage. Everything in the film is used to get a laugh, but the film wasn't really funny, though its commercial success is due to the guilty laughs it evokes. For me, it was just a childishly gross and a sexually raunchy movie. But it smartly restrained itself and never pushed the envelope that step too far, staying well within the framework of how traditional sitcom comedy works.
The film's four grossest scenes are: 1) Beer with scum in it is swallowed by an unsuspecting victim. 2) A girl unknowingly undresses in front of a videocam, while the entire school watches on the Internet, as an email is mistakeningly forwarded to all the high school students telling of the site. 3) One of the boys masturbates on his mother's warm baked apple pie. 4) A boy is given a strong dose of laxatives and runs into the girls' bathroom and can't control the embarrassing sounds the girls hear. There were other gross-out scenes in a movie that had no edge, just embarrassing moments and vulgar gestures. If it weren't for all the grossness about sex and toilets, this would be a typical family-fare TV sitcom.  They are around to tell these immature boys what a girl wants in a relationship.
The film sells itself through its sex scenes and then after exploiting every awkward sexual moment it possibly can from the teens, it reverses itself with a contrived moral ending to say that love is not forced and comes naturally, while those only interested in sex are creating unnecessary problems for themselves and putting undue pressure on themselves to be happy.
"Pie" makes four slices, showing how the four high school failures graduate in sex, as they are seen together and individually as they make their moves. Jason Biggs is Jim, a good student, an affable and sympathetic figure, who gets tongue-tied when trying to talk to a girl he is attracted to. He is experimenting with different ways to masturbate, but he seems to get interrupted by his father (Levy) when he is in the middle of stroking the salami. His understanding father uses these opportunities to drily lecture him about the birds and the bees. His moment of truth will come when the geek (Hannigan) he takes to the prom, turns out to be sex freak. Thomas Ian Nicholas is Kevin. He has gotten to third base with his steady girlfriend Vicky (Tara Reid) and spends the entire picture trying to score with her. His big deal, is that he can't say the four-lettered word love -- like, I love you Vicky. Chris Klein is Oz.  He realizes that he is not getting anywhere with that macho jock attitude, so he switches directions and decides to join the chorus and become more sensitive. He meets Heather (Mena Suvari), and she is supposed to be a goody two-shoes, as they try to see if their relationship can be the real thing. Eddie Kaye Thomas is the intellectually gifted Finch. He gives Vicky's friend, the sexually mature and wisecracking Jessica (Natasha) $200 to spread the word that he's a great lay and well-endowed. Natasha overshadows the teens in this film, as she appears like Mae West, much too advanced for this crew. She says that she lost her virginity when she believed the guy who said he loved her.
The side players add to the gross-out gags. Seann W. Scott is Stifler. He is a particularly rich and obnoxious jock. He throws the parties all the in-teens attend, and he constantly gloats about how great he is. Chris Owen is Sherman.   Shannon Elizabeth is Nadia. She is a sexually appealing exchange student from Eastern Europe, who is the victim in the videocam.  A totally unnecessary scene, that was played without emotion or reason.
The film's saving grace is the sound advice given about romance by the females. Everything else about the film was just as gross as it appeared to be. The unimaginative comedy is of the lowest level, meant to titillate those in need of a teenage sexual massage.
REVIEWED ON 7/28/2000 GRADE: C-
Dennis Schwartz: "Ozus' World Movie Reviews"
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DMA Burst 1 Transfers
Definition at line 66 of file pdma.h.
DMA Burst 128 Transfers
Definition at line 59 of file pdma.h.
DMA Burst 16 Transfers
Definition at line 62 of file pdma.h.
DMA Burst 2 Transfers
Definition at line 65 of file pdma.h.
DMA Burst 32 Transfers
Definition at line 61 of file pdma.h.
DMA Burst 4 Transfers
Definition at line 64 of file pdma.h.
DMA Burst 64 Transfers
Definition at line 60 of file pdma.h.
DMA Burst 8 Transfers
Definition at line 63 of file pdma.h.
Specify Maximum Channels of PDMA
Definition at line 29 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to DAC0_TX
Definition at line 127 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to DAC1_TX
Definition at line 128 of file pdma.h.
DMA DAR fix address
Definition at line 51 of file pdma.h.
DMA DAR increment
Definition at line 50 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EADC0_RX
Definition at line 126 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EADC1_RX
Definition at line 145 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM0_CH0_TX
Definition at line 129 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM0_CH1_TX
Definition at line 130 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM0_CH2_TX
Definition at line 131 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM0_CH3_TX
Definition at line 132 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM0_CH4_TX
Definition at line 133 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM0_CH5_TX
Definition at line 134 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM0_P1
Definition at line 108 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM0_P2
Definition at line 109 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM0_P3
Definition at line 110 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM1_CH0_TX
Definition at line 135 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM1_CH1_TX
Definition at line 136 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM1_CH2_TX
Definition at line 137 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM1_CH3_TX
Definition at line 138 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM1_CH4_TX
Definition at line 139 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM1_CH5_TX
Definition at line 140 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM1_P1
Definition at line 111 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to EPWM1_P2
Definition at line 112 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to PWM1_P3
Definition at line 113 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to I2C0_RX
Definition at line 115 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to I2C0_TX
Definition at line 114 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to I2C1_RX
Definition at line 117 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to I2C1_TX
Definition at line 116 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to I2C2_RX
Definition at line 119 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to I2C2_TX
Definition at line 118 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to I2S0_RX
Definition at line 121 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to I2S0_TX
Definition at line 120 of file pdma.h.
Table Empty Interrupt
Definition at line 150 of file pdma.h.
Timeout Interrupt
Definition at line 151 of file pdma.h.
Transfer Done Interrupt
Definition at line 149 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to Memory
Definition at line 77 of file pdma.h.
DMA Basic Mode
Definition at line 35 of file pdma.h.
DMA Scatter-gather Mode
Definition at line 36 of file pdma.h.
DMA Stop Mode
Definition at line 34 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to QSPI0_RX
Definition at line 97 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to QSPI0_TX
Definition at line 96 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to QSPI1_RX
Definition at line 107 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to QSPI1_TX
Definition at line 106 of file pdma.h.
DMA Burst Request
Definition at line 57 of file pdma.h.
DMA Single Request
Definition at line 56 of file pdma.h.
DMA SAR fix address
Definition at line 49 of file pdma.h.
DMA SAR increment
Definition at line 48 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to SPI0_RX
Definition at line 99 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to SPI0_TX
Definition at line 98 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to SPI1_RX
Definition at line 101 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to SPI1_TX
Definition at line 100 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to SPI2_RX
Definition at line 103 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to SPI2_TX
Definition at line 102 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to SPI3_RX
Definition at line 105 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to SPI3_TX
Definition at line 104 of file pdma.h.
DMA Table Interrupt Disabled
Definition at line 72 of file pdma.h.
DMA Table Interrupt Enabled
Definition at line 71 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to TMR0
Definition at line 122 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to TMR1
Definition at line 123 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to TMR2
Definition at line 124 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to TMR3
Definition at line 125 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART0_RX
Definition at line 81 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART0_TX
Definition at line 80 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART1_RX
Definition at line 83 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART1_TX
Definition at line 82 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART2_RX
Definition at line 85 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART2_TX
Definition at line 84 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART3_RX
Definition at line 87 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART3_TX
Definition at line 86 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART4_RX
Definition at line 89 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART4_TX
Definition at line 88 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART5_RX
Definition at line 91 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART5_TX
Definition at line 90 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART6_RX
Definition at line 142 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART6_TX
Definition at line 141 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART7_RX
Definition at line 144 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to UART7_TX
Definition at line 143 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to USB_RX
Definition at line 79 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to USB_TX
Definition at line 78 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to USCI0_RX
Definition at line 93 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to USCI0_TX
Definition at line 92 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to USCI1_RX
Definition at line 95 of file pdma.h.
DMA Connect to USCI1_TX
Definition at line 94 of file pdma.h.
DMA Transfer Width 16-bit
Definition at line 42 of file pdma.h.
DMA Transfer Width 32-bit
Definition at line 43 of file pdma.h.
DMA Transfer Width 8-bit
Definition at line 41 of file pdma.h.


The SphereStream class specifies the stream sturcture used in Sphere.
There is no public member variables for this class.


Quantum computing is a field of active research and is governed by the weird world of quantum physics, which is not an easy thing to understand and anyone can easily build the wrong intuition about the topics. So, the article you contribute needs to be precise and straight to the point with a friendly literature. The correctness of the facts is the priority and presentation is the deciding factor of your article to be approved.
It is recommended, however, not mandatory to cite the sources of your information in any format. The format of citation should be the same throughout the article. This will help the reviewer, and the readers get resources that can support the facts in your article.
Create a new directory with the title of the article in the root directory and put all the files and directories related to your article in the same folder. Any changes made in any other pre-existing folders/files should have a detailed explanation about the changes in the PR message or else, the PR will be rejected.
Your article should be a styled HTML file and none other. If your article has code snippets, it recommended to use a jupyter-notebook and export it into an HTML file. If you have a script file then, you need to write proper documentation as an HTML file with all the theories and explanations included. If you have a markdown file, you need to convert to HTML and include all the files in the article folder.
All the equations and operators in your article should be properly formatted using tools like LaTex, MathJax, etc. or else use images.
You can include personal donation links, but only in your articles. The donation message and links should be added at the very end of the article. You can also include your social media handles at the end of the article.
If you are ready with all the points mentioned above, create a file called data.txt
in the article folder. Provide the following information in the text file as follows:
TITLE:~ [Title of your Article]
BRIEF:~ [A sigle line brief introduction about your article. Everything in a single line, don't press enter to format.]
LINK:~ [Relative address of the article's html file from the root directory. Eg. ./Quantum Entanglement/quantum_entanglement.html]
NAME:~ [Your given Full Name]
GITHUB:~ [Link of your github profile]
If you have doubts, please look at the data.txt
file of other published articles. This file is very important for the automated indexing of your article on the website.
When you send the PR, make sure the PR comment mentions the name of your article and all the changes you are making in detail. Make sure to check if you are accidentally changing files from different folders as it might get your PR disposed. If you did some changes in other folders deliberately to fix some problems, then the comment must mention them all in detail.


Pattern Matching
Pattern Matching is process of matching specific type of expressions.  This technique can be implemented into any type of Type class. If-Else can be used as an alternate option of pattern matching.
Pattern Matching can be considered as a variant of dynamic polymorphism where at runtime, different methods can be executed depending on their argument list.
Take a look at the following code block. Here we have used the technique of Pattern Matching to calculate the factorial of a number.


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Khloe Kardashian says she's 'in talks' to develop show focusing on herself and daughter, True
by Nate DayThere may soon be another way to keep up with Khloe Kardashian.
The latest episode of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" showcased family matriarch Kris Jenner and Kardashian, 35, detailing a new potential project, which would focus on her life with her daughter, True, 1, and her co-parenting with ex Tristan Thompson.
“My mom and I are having a meeting with producers that we’re in talks with about helping me finalize the show that I’m developing,” she revealed.
KIM KARDASHIAN SAYS SHE WAS WITH RODNEY REED WHEN HIS EXECUTION WAS DELAYED
No concrete details were offered about the show, but the "KUWTK" episode featured a mock poster for Kardashian's show, dubbing it "Khloe and True Take the World."
Producers stated that the show would feature five to seven-minute episodes showcasing small snippets of the duo's life -- both at home and out and about.
True has made several appearances on "KUWTK" and frequently appears on Kardashian's social media pages.
The news of Kardashian's possible spin-off comes just a few weeks after her sister Kourtney announced that she'd be limiting her time on "KUWTK" in order to spend more time with her family.
 “But I’m not saying goodbye.”


"""
flask/updown.py:
A simple service that handles file uploads and downloads. This allowd the REST api to show the status of file uplinks
and downlinks. In addition, an uplink destination directory is exposed for the UI to set where new uploads should be
uplinked to.
@author mstarch
"""
import os
import flask
import flask_restful
[docs]class Destination(flask_restful.Resource):
"""
A data model for the current location of the destination of uplinked files.
"""
def __init__(self, uplinker):
"""
Constructor: setup the parser for incoming destination arguments
"""
self.parser = flask_restful.reqparse.RequestParser()
self.parser.add_argument(
"destination", required=True, help="Destination to place uploaded files"
)
self.uplinker = uplinker
[docs] def get(self):
"""
Gets the current destination
:return: current destination
"""
return {"destination": self.uplinker.destination_dir}
[docs] def put(self):
"""
Updates the current destination directory
"""
args = self.parser.parse_args()
destination = args.get("destination", None)
self.uplinker.destination_dir = destination
return {"message": "success"}
[docs]class FileUploads(flask_restful.Resource):
"""
A data model for the current uplinking file set.
"""
def __init__(self, uplinker, uplink_set):
"""
Constructor: setup the uplinker and argument parsing
"""
self.uplinker = uplinker
self.uplink_set = uplink_set
self.parser = flask_restful.reqparse.RequestParser()
self.parser.add_argument(
"action", required=True, help="Action to take against files"
)
self.parser.add_argument(
"source", required=False, default=None, help="File on which to act file"
)
[docs] def get(self):
"""
Gets the current set of files
:return: current uplinking files
"""
return {
"files": self.uplinker.current_files(),
"running": self.uplinker.is_running(),
}
[docs] def put(self):
"""
Handles an update to an existing source file. Source and action are expected parameters to be supplied. If
source is None, then "pause-all" or "unpause-all" should be supplied to globally pause the uplinker.
"""
args = self.parser.parse_args()
action = args.get("action", None)
source = args.get("source", None)
if action == "Remove" or action == "Cancel" and source is not None:
self.uplinker.cancel_remove(source)
elif action == "pause-all":
self.uplinker.pause()
elif action == "unpause-all":
self.uplinker.unpause()
[docs] def post(self):
"""
Adds file(s) to be uplinked by enqueuing each into the uplinker.
"""
successful = []
failed = []
for key, file in flask.request.files.items():
try:
filename = self.uplink_set.save(file)
flask.current_app.logger.info(
"Received file. Saved to: {}".format(filename)
)
self.uplinker.enqueue(
os.path.join(self.uplink_set.config.destination, filename)
)
successful.append(key)
except Exception as exc:
flask.current_app.logger.warning(
"Failed to save file {} with error: {}".format(key, exc)
)
failed.append(key)
return {"successful": successful, "failed": failed}
[docs]class FileDownload(flask_restful.Resource):
""" """
def __init__(self, downlinker):
"""
Constructor: setup the downlinker
"""
self.downlinker = downlinker
[docs] def get(self, source=None):
"""
Gets the current downlinking files
:return: current downlinking files
"""
# Serve the source if asked for, otherwise list all files
if source is not None:
return flask.send_from_directory(
self.downlinker.directory, os.path.basename(source), as_attachment=True
)
else:
return {"files": self.downlinker.current_files()}


Usage: java org.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java [options] WSDL-URI
Options:
-h, --help
print this message and exit
-v, --verbose
print informational messages
-n, --noImports
only generate code for the immediate WSDL document
-O, --timeout
<argument>
timeout in seconds (default is 45, specify -1 to disable)
-D, --Debug
print debug information
-W, --noWrapped
turn off support for "wrapped" document/literal
-s, --server-side
emit server-side bindings for web service
-S, --skeletonDeploy
<argument>
deploy skeleton (true) or implementation (false) in deploy.wsdd.
Default is false. Assumes --server-side.
-N, --NStoPkg
<argument>=<value>
mapping of namespace to package
-f, --fileNStoPkg
<argument>
file of NStoPkg mappings (default NStoPkg.properties)
-p, --package
<argument>
override all namespace to package mappings, use this package
name instead
-o, --output
<argument>
output directory for emitted files
-d, --deployScope
<argument>
add scope to deploy.xml: "Application", "Request", "Session"
-t, --testCase
emit junit testcase class for web service
-a, --all
generate code for all elements, even unreferenced ones
-T, --typeMappingVersion
indicate 1.1 or 1.2. The default is 1.1 (SOAP 1.1 JAX-RPC compliant.
1.2 indicates SOAP 1.1 encoded.)
-F, --factory
<argument>
name of a custom class that implements GeneratorFactory interface
(for extending Java generation functions)
-i, --nsInclude
<namespace>
namescape to specifically include in the generated code (defaults to
all namespaces unless specifically excluded with the -x option)
-x, --nsExclude
<namespace>
namespace to specifically exclude from the generated code (defaults to
none excluded until first namespace included with -i option)
-p, --property
<name>=<value>
name and value of a property for use by the custom GeneratorFactory
-H, --helperGen
emits separate Helper classes for meta data
-U, --user <argument>
username to access the WSDL-URI
-P, --password
<argument>
password to access the WSDL-URI
-c, --implementationClassName
<argument>
use this as the implementation class
-w, --wrapArrays
Prefer generating JavaBean classes like "ArrayOfString" for certain schema array patterns (default is to use String [])
<service name="AddressBook" provider="java:RPC">
<parameter name="className" value="samples.addr.AddressBookSOAPBindingSkeleton"/>
...
</service>
and for "false" it would look like:
<service name="AddressBook" provider="java:RPC">
<parameter name="className" value="samples.addr.AddressBookSOAPBindingImpl"/>
...
</service>
The default for this option is false. When you use this option, the --server-side option is assumed, so you don't have to explicitly specify --server-side as well.
--NStoPkg urn:AddressFetcher2=samples.addr(Note that if you use the short option tag, "-N", then there must not be a space between "-N" and the namespace.)
The entries in this file are of the same form as the arguments to the --NStoPkg command line option. For example, instead of providing the command line option as above, we could provide the same information in NStoPkg.properties:
urn\:AddressFetcher2=samples.addr(Note that the colon must be escaped in the properties file.)
If an entry for a given mapping exists both on the command line and in the properties file, the command line entry takes precedence.
A note about what it means to be referenced. We cannot simply
say: start with the services, generate all bindings referenced by
the service, generated all portTypes referenced by the referenced
bindings, etc. What if we're generating code from a WSDL file
that only contains portTypes, messages, and types? If WSDL2Java
used service as an anchor, and there's no service in the file, then
nothing will be generated. So the anchor is the lowest element
that exists in the WSDL file in the order:
For example, if a WSDL file only contained types, then all the listed types would be generated. But if a WSDL file contained types and a portType, then that portType will be generated and only those types that are referenced by that portType.
Note that the anchor is searched for in the WSDL file appearing on the command line, not in imported WSDL files. This allows one WSDL file to import constructs defined in another WSDL file without the nuisance of having all the imported WSDL file's constructs generated.
http://user:password@hostname:port/path/to/service?WSDL
Set the name of the implementation class.Especially useful when exporting an existing class as a web service using java2wsdl followed by wsdl2java. If you are using the skeleton deploy option you must make sure, after generation, that your implementation class implements the port type name interface generated by wsdl2java. You should also make sure that all your exported methods throws java.lang.RemoteException.
When processing a schema like this:
<element name="array"> <complexType> <sequence> <element name="item" type="xs:string"/> </sequence> </complexType> </element>The default behavior (as of Axis 1.2 final) is to map this XML construct to a Java String array (String[]). If you would rather a specific JavaBean class (i.e. ArrayOfString) be generated for these types of schemas, you may specify the -w or --wrapArrays option.
Here is the help message generated from the current tool:
Java2WSDL emitter
Usage: java org.apache.axis.wsdl.Java2WSDL [options] class-of-portType
Options:
-h, --help
print this message and exit
-I, --input
-h , --help
Prints the help message.
-I, --input <WSDL file>
Optional parameter that indicates the name of the input wsdl file. The
output wsdl file will contain everything from the input wsdl file plus
the new constructs. If a new construct is already present in the input
wsdl file, it is not added. This option is useful for constructing a
wsdl file with multiple ports, bindings, or portTypes.
-o, --output <WSDL file>
Indicates the name of the output WSDL file. If not specified, a
suitable default WSDL file is written into the current directory.
-l, --location <location>
Indicates the url of the location of the service. The name after
the last slash or backslash is the name of the service port (unless
overridden by the -s option). The service port address location
attribute is assigned the specified value.
-P, --portTypeName <name>
Indicates the name to use use for the portType element. If not
specified, the class-of-portType name is used.
-b, --bindingName <name>
Indicates the name to use use for the binding element. If not
specified, the value of the --servicePortName + "SoapBinding" is used.
-S, --serviceElementName <name>
Indicates the name of the service element. If not specified, the
service element is the <portTypeName>Service.
-s, --servicePortName <name>
Indicates the name of the service port. If not specified, the
service port name is derived from the --location value.
-n, --namespace <target namespace>
Indicates the name of the target namespace of the WSDL.
-p, --PkgToNS <package> <namespace>
Indicates the mapping of a package to a namespace. If a package
is encountered that does not have a namespace, the Java2WSDL emitter
will generate a suitable namespace name. This option may be
specified multiple times.
-m, --methods <arguments>
If this option is specified, only the indicated methods in your
interface class will be exported into the WSDL file. The methods
list must be comma separated. If not specified, all methods
declared in the interface class will be exported into the WSDL file.
-a, --all
If this option is specified, the Java2WSDL parser will look into
extended classes to determine the list of methods to export into the
WSDL file.
-w, --outputWSDLMode <mode>
Indicates the kind of WSDL to generate. Accepted values are:
-N, --namespaceImpl <namespace>
Namespace of the implementation WSDL.
-O, --outputImpl <WSDL file>
Use this option to indicate the name of the output implementation WSDL
file. If specified, Java2WSDL will produce interface and
implementation WSDL files. If this option is used, the -w option
is ignored.
-i, --implClass <impl-class>
Sometimes extra information is available in the implementation class
file. Use this option to specify the implementation class.
-x, --exclude <list>
List of methods to not exclude from the wsdl file.
-c, --stopClasses <list>
List of classes which stop the Java2WSDL inheritance search.
-T, --typeMappingVersion <version>
Choose the default type mapping registry to use. Either 1.1 or 1.2.
-A, --soapAction <argument>
The value of the operations soapAction field. Values are DEFAULT,
OPERATION or NONE. OPERATION forces soapAction to the name of the
operation. DEFAULT causes the soapAction to be set according to the
operation's meta data (usually ""). NONE forces the soapAction to "".
The default is DEFAULT.
-y, --style <argument>
The style of the WSDL document: RPC, DOCUMENT or WRAPPED. The default
is RPC. If RPC is specified, an rpc wsdl is generated. If DOCUMENT is
specified, a document wsdl is generated. If WRAPPED is specified, a
document/literal wsdl is generated using the wrapped approach. Wrapped
style forces the use attribute to be literal.
-u, --use <argument>
The use of the WSDL document: LITERAL or ENCODED. If LITERAL is
specified, the XML Schema defines the representation of the XML for the
request. If ENCODED is specified, SOAP encoding is specified in the
generated WSDL.
-e, --extraClasses <argument>
Specify a space or comma seperated list of class names which should be
included in the types section of the WSDL document. This is
useful in the case where your service interface references a base class
and you would like your WSDL to contain XML Schema type defintions for
these other classes. The -extraClasses option can be specified
duplicate times. Each specification results in the additional classes
being added to the list.
-C, --importSchema
A file or URL to an XML Schema that should be physically imported into the generated WSDL
-X, --classpath
Additional classpath elements
<parameter name="name"
value="value"/>
, and common ones include:Java RPC Provider (provider="java:RPC") by default all public
methods specified by the class in the className option, including any
inherited methods are available as web services.
For more details regarding the Java Provider please see WHERE???.
Java MsgProvder (provider="java:MSG")
In order to further restrict the above methods, the allowedMethods option may be used to specify in a space delimited list the names of only those methods which are allowed as web services. It is also possible to specify for this option the value "*" which is functionally equivalent to not specify the option at all. Also, it is worth mentioning that the operation element is used to further define the methods being offered, but it does not affect which methods are made available.
Note, while this is true for Axis supplied providers, it is implementation dependent on each individual provider. Please review your providers documentation on how or if it supports this option.
Note, Exposing any web service has security implications.
As a best practices guide it is highly recommend when offering
a web service in un secure environment to restrict allowed methods to
only those required for the service being offered. And, for those that
are made available, to fully understand their function and how
they may access and expose your systems's resources.
If you wish to define handlers which should be invoked either before or after the service's provider, you may do so with the <requestFlow> and the <responseFlow> subelements. Either of those elements may be specified inside the <service> element, and their semantics are identical to the <chain> element described below - in other words, they may contain <handler> and <chain> elements which will be invoked in the order they are specified.
To control the roles that should be recognized by your service Handlers, you can specify any number of <role> elements inside the service declaration.
Example:<service name="test"> <parameter name="className" value="test.Implementation"/> <parameter name="allowedMethods" value="*"/> <namespace>http://testservice/</namespace> <role>http://testservice/MyRole</role> <requestFlow> <!-- Run these before processing the request --> <handler type="java:MyHandlerClass"/>\ <handler type="somethingIDefinedPreviously"/> </requestFlow> </service>Metadata may be specified about particular operations in your service by using the <operation> tag inside a service. This enables you to map the java parameter names of a method to particular XML names, to specify the parameter modes for your parameters, and to map particular XML names to particular operations.
<chain name="myChain">or may refer to previously defined <handlers>, with the "type" of the handler referring to the name of the other handler definition:
<handler type="java:org.apache.axis.handlers.LogHandler"/>
</chain>
<handler name="logger" type="java:org.apache.axis.handlers.LogHandler"/>
<chain name="myChain"/>
<handler type="logger"/>
</chain>
<transport name="http">
<parameter name="useDefaultQueryStrings" value="false" />
<parameter name="qs.name" value="class.name" />
</transport>
class.name
. The name
attribute
of the <parameter> element must start with the string "qs." to
indicate that this <parameter> element defines a query string
handler. The value
attribute must point to the name of a class
implementing the org.apache.axis.transport.http.QSHandler
interface.
By default, Axis provides for three Axis servlet query string handlers (?list,
?method, and ?wsdl). See the Axis server configuration file
for their definitions. If the user wishes not to use these default query string
handlers (as in the example), a <parameter> element with a name
attribute equal to "useDefaultQueryStrings" should have its value
attribute set to false
. By default it is set to true
and the element is not necessary if the user wishes to have this default behavior.
<operation name="echoString" >
<documentation>This operation echoes a string</documentation>
<parameter name="param">
<documentation>a string</documentation>
</parameter>
</operation>
In the server-config file, there is a global configuration section, which supports parameter name/value pairs as nested elements. Here are the options that we currently document, though there may be more (consult the source, as usual).
<globalConfiguration> <parameter name="adminPassword" value="admin"/> <parameter name="axis.servicesPath" value="/services/"/> <parameter name="attachments.Directory" value="c:\temp\attachments"/> <parameter name="sendMultiRefs" value="true"/> <parameter name="sendXsiTypes" value="true"/> <parameter name="attachments.implementation" value="org.apache.axis.attachments.AttachmentsImpl"/> <parameter name="sendXMLDeclaration" value="true"/> <parameter name="enable2DArrayEncoding" value="true"/> <parameter name="dotNetSoapEncFix" value="false"/> </globalConfiguration>
| adminPassword | Adminstrator password, as used by AdminService. |
| attachments.Directory | The directory where attachments end up. This should be in the syntax appropriate for the target platform. |
| attachments.implementation | Name of class that implements attachments support. Default is org.apache.axis.attachments.AttachmentsImpl |
| axis.enableListQuery | Flag to enable the "list the WSDD" feature. Set to false by default, because listing the current system config can expose information (such as the adminservice password) that one does not want widely avaialable. |
| axis.disableServiceList | Flag to disable the list of services feature. Set to false by default, which enables the list of services by the AxisServlet when a GET request is performed on the servlet root. |
| axis.servicesPath | Path to the Axis servlet. This should be the same as the services servlet-mapping defined in web.xml. Used for displaying the list of services. Default is "/services/". |
| axis.Compiler | Compiler adapter classname for JWS compilation. Default is org.apache.axis.components.compiler.Javac; change this to org.apache.axis.components.compiler.Jikes to invoke jikes instead. |
| axis.development.system | Flag to switch the system from production (false) to development (true). A development system gives out stack traces and other information that production boxes should not. |
| axis.xmlEncoding | Encoding used for XML messages -either UTF-8 (default) or UTF-16 |
| axis.engineConfigClass | Name of a class that provides Axis configuration. Implement a new class implementing EngineConfiguration and name it here to use alternate configuration mechanisms. |
| axis.jws.servletClassDir | Path to where compiled JWS pages are placed. |
| axis.sendMinimizedElements | Flag to turn on support for a when .NET1.0 can't correctly handle some bits of XML that it should. The flag defaults to true; if some .NET clients are failing to handle a Web Service returning an empty array inside another object, set this flag to false. |
| enable2DArrayEncoding | Set this to "true" to turn 2D array encoding on; this encoding is incompatible with .NET 1.0: default="false". |
| sendMultiRefs | true/false flag to control whether multirefs are sent or not. |
| sendXMLDeclaration | true/false flag to control whether the <?xml?> declaration is sent in messages |
| sendXsiTypes | true/false flag to enable/disable sending the type of every value sent over the wire. Defaults to true. |
| SingleSOAPVersion | When set to either "1.1" or "1.2", this configures the engine to only accept the specified SOAP version. Attempts to connect to the engine using another version will result in a fault. |
| use-servlet-security | Set this flag to hand authentication off to the servlet container. |
| dotNetSoapEncFix | Set this flag to true to turn on a preference for the XML Schema (xsd) types in the
Axis engine. This improved interop with .NET. In particular, .NET seems to have problems
accepting SOAP encoded types (soapenc) in arrays. Due to bugs in the Axis 1.1 type mapping
system, Axis generally perferred the schema types. Axis 1.2 now correctly uses the SOAP
encoded types when it is using SOAP encoding for a service. See JAX-RPC 1.1, section 4.2.1.
Note: You can also set this flag by setting the static property on the TypeMappingImpl class:
TypeMappingImpl.dotnet_soapenc_bugfix = true; |
Here is a service element with examples of the current set of options you can set. More may exists (consult the source, as usual).
<service name="MyServiceName" provider="java:RPC" style="rpc|document|wrapped" use="encoded|literal" streaming="off|on" attachment="MIME|DIME|NONE"> <parameter name="className" value="org.apache.mystuff.MyService"/> <parameter name="allowedMethods" value="method1 method2 method3"/> <parameter name="wsdlTargetNamespace" value="http://mystuff.apache.org/MyService"/> <parameter name="wsdlServiceElement" value="MyService"/> <parameter name="wsdlServicePort" value="MyServicePort"/> <parameter name="wsdlPortType" value="MyPort"/> <parameter name="wsdlSoapActionMode" value="NONE|DEFAULT|OPERATION"/> <parameter name="SingleSOAPVersion" value="1.1|1.2/> <documentation>Service level info</documentation> <endpointURL>http://example.com:5050/my/custom/url/to/service</endpointURL> <wsdlFile>/path/to/wsdl/file</wsdlFile> <namespace>http://my.namespace.com/myservice</namespace> <handlerInfoChain>handlerChainName</handlerInfoChain> <operation ... /> <typeMapping ... /> <beanMapping ... /> </service>
The path to a WSDL File; can be an absolute path or a resource that axis.jar can load. Useful to export your custom WSDL file. When specify a path to a resource, place a forward slash to start at the beginning of the classpath (e.g "/org/someone/res/mywsdl.wsdl"). How does Axis know whether to return a file or resource? It looks for a file first, if that is missing a resource is returned.
Documentation text that will get inserted in to the document element of the WSDL for the service
Specify the endpoint URL of the service, which will override the transport level URL created by the Axis servlet. This is usefull if you have a proxy handling requests and you need the endpoint URL to reflect a different hostname than the one Axis is executing on.
Specify the default namespace for the service.
Specify the JAX RPC handler chain for this service.
In addition, as described above, the <requestFlow> and/or <responseFlow> elements are also allowed in the service element.
| className | The fully qualified name of the implemenation class of the service. |
| allowedMethods | A space or comma seperated list of method names, or "*" for all methods in the service class. If this parameter isn't specified, all methods ("*") is the default. |
| wsdlPortType | The name of the portType element in the generated WSDL for the service. |
| wsdlServiceElement | The name of the Service element in the generated WSDL for the service. |
| wsdlServicePort | The name of the port in the generated WSDL for the service. |
| wsdlTargetNamespace | The target namespace in the generated WSDL for the service. |
| wsdlInputSchema | A comma separated list of of input Schema for the generated WSDL for the service. |
| wsdlSoapActionMode | Values are DEFAULT, OPERATION or NONE. OPERATION forces soapAction to the name of the operation. DEFAULT causes the soapAction to be set according to the operations meta data, specifically the soapAction attribute of the operation in the deployment information. NONE forces the soapAction to "". The default is DEFAULT. |
| SingleSOAPVersion | When set to either "1.1" or "1.2", this configures a service to only accept the specified SOAP version. Attempts to connect to the service using another version will result in a fault. |
Here is an <operation> element with examples of the current set of options you can set. More may exists (consult the source, as usual).
<operation name="GetQuote" qname="operNS:GetQuote" returnQName="GetQuoteResult" returnType="xsd:float" soapAction="" returnHeader="true|false"> <documentation>Operation level documentation here</documentation> <parameter name="ticker" type="tns:string"/> <fault name="InvalidTickerFaultMessage" qname="tickerSymbol" class="test.wsdl.faults.InvalidTickerFaultMessage" type="xsd:string"/>
</operation>
The example above omits the XML Namespace declarations (xmlns:foo="http://my.namespace/") that could appear in each of the elements for the namespaces used.
Defines a parameter for the operation. Valid attributes are:
| name | The name of the parameter. |
| qname | The QName of the parameter, used in preference to name. |
| mode | The mode of the parameter. One of "in", "out" or "inout". |
| inHeader | If "true", this parameter is an input header. |
| outHeader | If "true", this parameter is an output header. |
| type | The QName of the type of the parameter. |
NOTE: A <documentation> element may appear as a child of parameter.
| name | The name of the fault. |
| qname | The QName of the fault. |
| class | The Java class that represents this fault. |
| type | The QName of the type that represents the data for this fault. |
Log4J can be configured using the file log4j.properties in the classpath; later versions also support an XML configuration. Axis includes a preconfigured log4j.properties file in axis.jar. While this is adequate for basic use, any complex project will want to modify their own version of the file. Here is what to do
| org.apache.axis.TIME | A log that records the time to execute incoming messages, splitting up into preamble, invoke, post and send times. These are only logged at debug level. |
| org.apache.axis.EXCEPTIONS | Exceptions that are sent back over the wire. AxisFaults, which are normally created in 'healthy' operation, are logged at debug level. Other Exceptions are logged at the Info level, as they are more indicative of server side trouble. |
| org.apache.axis.enterprise | ''Enterprise'' level stuff, which generally means stuff that an enterprise product might want to track, but in a simple environment (like the Axis build) would be nothing more than a nuisance. |
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Release Status Plugin for JIRAOriginally created by Henri Yandell at SourceLabs, Inc. Download: plugin jar, peruse source zip or check out svn. |
Released under the Apache License 2.0 and Copyright 2007-2008 Henri Yandell/SourceLabs, Inc.
This project uses the excellent famfamfam.com Silk icons.
A plugin that provides three portlets.
The first is a portlet for the JIRA dashboard that provides a status for a particular version.
Its expected use case is for highlighting the next release of the major product(s) via a feature-list of:
The second portlet lets you show the last N releases. Its expected to be of use to large JIRAs with many releases.
The third is a project panel that makes it easy to see the release history of a project. Its expected to be of use to projects that have had with many releases.
Version 2.4.2 was released on 30th of January 2008. There was one bugfix:
Version 2.4.1 was released on 28th of September 2007. There were two bugfixes, the second of which was an improvement over its fix in 2.4:
Version 2.4 was released on 4th of August 2007. There were four improvements and three bugfixes:
Version 2.3.1 was released on 28th of July 2007. There were two bugfixes:
Version 2.3 was released on 19th of April 2007. There were four bugfixes:
Latest Releases
portlet was not showing more than one release for the same dayRelease Status
portlet links were not changing under current user modeRelease Status
portlet now ignores archived versions that are not released when deciding on a default version for a projectRelease Status
portlet was failing with an NPE when the portlet was showing just the one versionVersion 2.2 was released on 13th of April 2007. It provided various bugfixes and small feature enhancements, including:
Release Status
portlet allows a project to be specified to show the status of all releases in that JIRA projectLatest Releases
portlet allows Future Releases and/or Overdue Releases to be shownRelease Status
portlet and the Latest Releases
portletRelease Status
portlet shows the total number of issues in a projectVersion 2.1 was released on 27th of March 2007. Its main focus was a beefed up release status portlet with:
Version 2.0 was released on 17th of March 2007. It added the latest releases portlet and the releases project panel.
Version 1.0 was released on 16th of March 2007. It just contained the release status portlet.
Install the plugin by downloading the plugin jar, place it in your $JIRA/WEB-INF/lib/
and giving your JIRA a restart.
Once it's installed you can add the to your dashboard by selecting the Release Status
portlet and the Latest Releases
portlet. The Releases
project tab is automatically added to your browse project pages. Please follow the instructions from Atlassian for configuring your personal dashboard or the default dashboard.
The source is available for perusing by downloading the source zip and unpacking.
Please mail these to me at bayard-at-generationjava.com, or add them as comments to the JIRA plugin page.
To get you salivating, here's the Release Status
portlet showing a happy project which is very close to release:
and here the Release Status
portlet shows a project for the current user that is in its early days and still creating new issues:
The screenshot for the Latest Releases
portlet should be no surprise:
and the screenshot for the Releases
project panel will hopefully spark interest:
Lastly, a rather big image. It's the Release Status
portlet from above with an explanation as to what some of the icons are for:
Obviously you're all wondering what makes happiness. How does one tell the health of a project. What secret bit of wizardry and hours of cpu-intensive magic is this portlet doing???
Fortunately, here at CBA Industries we decided to take the simple approach to happiness. It's simply: "If the project continues to maintain the velocity of the last 7 days, will it hit its release date?". Nothing fancy, nothing special and something to be taken with a LOT of salt. Amongst its limitations it includes non-work days as if they were normal days and it treats all issues the same regardless of estimate.
Most of the items in the release portlet are clickable. To see the current open issues, click on the green part of the progress bar. To see the closed issues, click on the red part. To see all the issues in a version, click on the version name.
Versions are added via a comma-separated list of ids on the portlet configuration page. Version ids can be found by mousing over a version link pretty much anywhere in JIRA (it will be called fixFor
or version
in the URL). You will see the link in the status bar at the bottom of your browser (you may need to turn on the Status bar).


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Local address <IP_ADDRESS> means that the service is only listening for connection from the your PC. Not from the internet or anywhere else. This is interesting to us!
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As demonstrated by the worldwide economic and trade data, 2016 has produced low growth. The European Central Bank (ECB) strove to drive demand through its monetary expansion policy, while OAPEC countries attempted to rebalance their deteriorated macroeconomic indicators as a result of plummeted oil prices by cutting production. Events including the US presidential election, the ongoing state of war in Syria, and the UK’s exiting the EU membership (Brexit) gave rise to a process where political developments put pressure on economic data.
In this process, Ziraat Bank sustained its support to all segments of the economy. 2016 saw the launch of a series of mega projects, in the financing of which Ziraat Bank is involved. As of year-end 2016, the number of financed projects rose to 39 while project finance amount reached USD 12.3 billion. Besides financing mega projects, Ziraat Bank sustains and further increases its support to meet the financing needs of small and medium sized enterprises with its diversified products, giving the top priority to the agricultural sector. The Bank continues to facilitate the reach of the agricultural sector to financial services. In SME banking, the Bank provided financing support to these establishments by way of new loans set up with the Credit Guarantee Fund (KGF) and the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Organization (KOSGEB) in addition to the Bank’s own products.
In keeping with its core strategic goals, Ziraat Bank offers unrivaled banking service to all of its customers. Ziraat Bank kept standing by the real sector and all segments of the society, being the only bank with a physical presence at nearly 400 locations and acting as more than a bank also in 2016. During the reporting period, Ziraat Real Estate Investment Trust joined the Ziraat Finance Group family and started operations.
Ziraat Bank kept offering low-cost, solution-oriented credit products to its customers. Growth in all fields of industry and manufacturing has been backed by Ziraat Bank’s loans in 2016. Acting on the principle of sustainable growth, the Bank enlarged its cash loans by 25% to TL 233 billion. The aggregate of cash and non-cash loans reached TL 312 billion. Total assets of Ziraat Bank grew by 18% to TL 358 billion during 2016. Loans account for the largest portion of total assets with 65% share.
In managing its balance sheet size, the Bank offered solutions aligned with diverse financing demands, while protecting its credit quality. While it is the sector’s leading bank in terms of financials and financial ratios, the Bank set productivity as its main goal. Along this line, the Bank continues to enhance the qualities of branches and qualifications of employees, and to increase basic balance sheet sizes per branch and per employee.
Within the frame of activities aimed at increasing the savings ratio in our country, Ziraat Bank keeps allocating funds to new investments via various savings and deposits products it offers. Under the broad-based deposits strategy, total deposits reached TL 223 billion, and the Bank kept expanding its deposit base.
At year-end 2016, the Bank’s shareholders’ equity went up to TL 38 billion, taking 11% share out of the balance sheet. Boasting a strong financial structure, Ziraat Bank continued to evolve its business model in a bid to sustain its stable growth.
In order to deal with the future volatilities and to secure increased investment and spending appetite in a manner that will not disturb financial stability, the Bank carries on with efforts aimed at a low-interest rate environment. Leading the sector to reduce rates in housing loans, Ziraat Bank guided the sector and created funds for the real estate industry.
Based on the results of “Turkey’s Lovemarks 2016”, a survey conducted to identify the consumers’ favorite brands in 2016, Ziraat Bank was named the top brand in the banking category and became Turkey’s lovemark in banks.
At the 13th International Stevie Business Awards held in 2016, one of the world’s most comprehensive and prestigious recognition programs in which more than 3,800 entrants from 60 different countries participate, Ziraat Bank was voted the “Favorite Bank” in the Banking segment in the “People’s Choice” category. Ziraat Bank also ranked first in the Banking league in Social Brands Turkey, a social media performance survey looking into the performances of brands’ social network accounts.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.cojen.tupl |
See
Database to get started with Tupl. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.baseFile(File file)
Set the base file name for the database, which must reside in an
ordinary file directory.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.baseFilePath(String path)
Set the base file name for the database, which must reside in an
ordinary file directory.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.cachePriming(boolean priming)
Enable automatic cache priming, which writes a priming set into a special file when the
database is cleanly shutdown.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.checkpointDelayThreshold(long delay,
TimeUnit unit)
Set the maximum delay before an automatic
checkpoint is
performed, regardless of the redo log size threshold. |
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.checkpointRate(long rate,
TimeUnit unit)
Set the rate at which
checkpoints are
automatically performed. |
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.checkpointSizeThreshold(long bytes)
Set the minimum redo log size required for an automatic
checkpoint to actually be performed. |
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.clone() |
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.createFilePath(boolean mkdirs)
Set true to create directories for the base and data file, if they don't
already exist.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.customTransactionHandler(TransactionHandler handler)
Provide a handler for custom transactional operations.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.dataFile(File file)
Set the data file for the database, which by default resides in the same
directory as the base file.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.dataFiles(File... files)
Stripe the database data file across several files, expected to be on
separate devices.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.dataPageArray(PageArray array)
Use a custom storage layer instead of the default data file.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.directPageAccess(boolean direct)
Set true to allocate all pages off the Java heap, offering increased performance and
reduced garbage collection activity.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.durabilityMode(DurabilityMode durabilityMode)
Set the default transaction durability mode, which is
SYNC if not overridden. |
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.encrypt(Crypto crypto)
Enable full encryption of the data files, transaction logs, snapshots, and cache priming
sets.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.eventListener(EventListener listener)
Set a listener which receives notifications of actions being performed
by the database.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.fileFactory(FileFactory factory)
Optionally define a custom factory for every file and directory created by the
database.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.lockTimeout(long timeout,
TimeUnit unit)
Set the default lock acquisition timeout, which is 1 second if not
overridden.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.lockUpgradeRule(LockUpgradeRule lockUpgradeRule)
Set the default lock upgrade rule, which is
STRICT if not
overridden. |
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.mapDataFiles(boolean mapped)
Enable memory mapping of the data files.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.maxCacheSize(long maxBytes)
Set the maximum cache size, overriding the default.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.maxReplicaThreads(int num)
If replication is enabled, specify the maximum number of threads to process incoming
changes.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.minCacheSize(long minBytes)
Set the minimum cache size, overriding the default.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.pageSize(int size)
Set the page size, which is 4096 bytes by default.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.replicate(ReplicationManager manager)
Enable replication by providing a
ReplicationManager instance. |
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.secondaryCacheSize(long size)
Set the size of the secondary off-heap cache, which is empty by default.
|
DatabaseConfig |
DatabaseConfig.syncWrites(boolean fileSync)
Set true to ensure all writes to the main database file are immediately
durable, although not checkpointed.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Database |
Database.destroy(DatabaseConfig config)
Delete the contents of an existing database, and replace it with an
empty one.
|
static Database |
Database.open(DatabaseConfig config)
Open a database, creating it if necessary.
|
static Database |
Database.restoreFromSnapshot(DatabaseConfig config,
InputStream in)
Restore from a
snapshot , into the data files defined by the given
configuration. |
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| Name | {{phone.name}} |
| Price | {{phone.price | currency:'USD':true}} |
| Availability | {{phone.availability}} |
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| Android | |
| OS | {{phone.android?.os}} |
| UI | {{phone.android?.ui}} |
| Battery | |
| Standby Time | {{phone.battery?.standbyTime}} |
| Talk Time | {{phone.battery?.talkTime}} |
| Type | {{phone.battery?.type}} |
| Camera | |
| Features | |
| {{item}} | |
| Connectivity | |
| bluetooth | {{phone.connectivity?.bluetooth}} |
| cell | {{phone.connectivity?.cell}} |
| gps | {{phone.connectivity?.gps}} |
| infrared | {{phone.connectivity?.infrared}} |
| wifi | {{phone.connectivity?.wifi}} |
| Description | {{phone.description}} |
| Display | |
| screenResolution | {{phone.display?.screenResolution}} |
| screenSize | {{phone.display?.screenSize}} |
| touchScreen | {{phone.display?.touchScreen}} |
| Hardware | |
| accelerometer | {{phone.hardware?.accelerometer}} |
| audioJack | {{phone.hardware?.audioJack}} |
| cpu | {{phone.hardware?.cpu}} |
| fmRadio | {{phone.hardware?.fmRadio}} |
| physicalKeyboard | {{phone.hardware?.physicalKeyboard}} |
| usb | {{phone.hardware?.usb}} |
| Size And Weight | |
| dimensions | {{phone.sizeAndWeight?.dimensions[0]}} x {{phone.sizeAndWeight?.dimensions[1]}} x{{phone.sizeAndWeight?.dimensions[2]}} |
| weight | {{phone.sizeAndWeight?.weight}} |
| Storage | |
| flash | {{phone.storage?.flash}} |
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In the name of iteration, today I am switching from Evernote to Todoist. Here’s why.
That’s it! I only have two reasons. Mostly it’s the second one.
I’m not yet deprecating my Evernote folders, but if I still like Todoist after a month, then I’ll make it a hard cutover. Evernote will remain my repository for actual notes, like recipes and friends’ birthdays.
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Command patern for calling services
This function is like the ActionController of Ruby on Rails， the function handles incoming requests from the user's browser and routes them to the correct method of a service class , not a controller class such as Struts's DispatchAction.
how to implements? three steps:
First step: configure your struts-config.xml:
<action path="/aaa" type="com.jdon.strutsutil.ForwardAction" name="aForm" scope="request"validate="false">
<forward name="xxxxx" path="/xxx.jsp"/>
</action> |
com.jdon.strutsutil.ForwardAction is the a class of jdon framework, xxxxx is your browser url parameter.
Second Step: tell jdon framework:you will call which service(the name of the JavaBeans) :
<model key="primary key of your model" class ="your model class">
<actionForm name="aForm"/>
<handler>
<service ref="testService" /> <!--the name of the JavaBeans-->
</handler>
</model>
<pojoService name="testService"
class="com.jdon.framework.test.service.TestServicePOJOImp"/>
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Last Step: code your service interface:
public interface TestService{
……
void xxxxx(EventModel em);
……
}
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the value to return if
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Compute the observation equation.
yt_mean(int, Vector)
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ObservationEquation
Predict for the next observation.
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Variance of the (a prior) prediction for the next observation.
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