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Properties can be set by:
The order of precedence means that properties set by java code overrides those set by system properties which overrides property file properties which overrides environment variables.
Some properties need to be set before MockServer starts because they are only read at start-up, for example, nioEventLoopThreadCount.
Other values are read continuously and so can be changed at any time, for example, logLevel.
The property file defaults to filename mockserver.properties in the current working directory of MockServer.
This location of the property file can be changed by setting the mockserver.propertyFile system property or MOCKSERVER_PROPERTY_FILE environment property, for example:
-Dmockserver.propertyFile=/config/mockserver.properties
An example properties file can be found in github, as follows:
###############################
# MockServer & Proxy Settings #
###############################
# Socket & Port Settings
# socket timeout in milliseconds (default 120000)
mockserver.maxSocketTimeout=120000
# Certificate Generation
# dynamically generated CA key pair (if they don't already exist in specified directory)
mockserver.dynamicallyCreateCertificateAuthorityCertificate=true
# save dynamically generated CA key pair in working directory
mockserver.directoryToSaveDynamicSSLCertificate=.
# certificate domain name (default "localhost")
mockserver.sslCertificateDomainName=localhost
# comma separated list of ip addresses for Subject Alternative Name domain names (default empty list)
mockserver.sslSubjectAlternativeNameDomains=www.example.com,www.another.com
# comma separated list of ip addresses for Subject Alternative Name ips (default empty list)
mockserver.sslSubjectAlternativeNameIps=<IP_ADDRESS>
# CORS
# enable CORS for MockServer REST API
mockserver.enableCORSForAPI=true
# enable CORS for all responses
mockserver.enableCORSForAllResponses=true
Path to support HTTP GET requests for status response (also available on PUT /mockserver/status).
If this value is not modified then only PUT /mockserver/status but is a none blank value is provided for this value then GET requests to this path will return the 200 Ok status response showing the MockServer version and bound ports.
A GET request to this path will be matched before any expectation matching or proxying of requests.
Type: string Default: null
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.livenessHttpGetPath(String livenessPath)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.livenessHttpGetPath=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_LIVENESS_HTTP_GET_PATH=...
Property File:
mockserver.livenessHttpGetPath=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.livenessHttpGetPath="/liveness/probe"
Maximum number of expectations held in the in-memory ring buffer
Type: int Default: free heap space in KB / 400
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.maxExpectations(int count)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.maxExpectations=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_MAX_EXPECTATIONS=...
Property File:
mockserver.maxExpectations=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.maxExpectations="2000"
Maximum number of log entries to hold in memory, this include recorded requests, expectation match failures and other log entries. The lower the log level the more log entries will be captured, particularly at TRACE level logging.
Type: int Default: free heap space in KB / 30
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.maxLogEntries(int count)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.maxLogEntries=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_MAX_LOG_ENTRIES=...
Property File:
mockserver.maxLogEntries=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.maxLogEntries="2000"
Maximum number of WebSockets held in the in-memory ring buffer
Type: int Default: 1500
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.maxWebSocketExpectations(int count)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.maxWebSocketExpectations=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_MAX_WEB_SOCKET_EXPECTATIONS=...
Property File:
mockserver.maxWebSocketExpectations=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.maxWebSocketExpectations="2000"
Output JVM memory usage metrics to CSV file periodically called memoryUsage_<yyyy-MM-dd>.csv
Type: boolean Default: false
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.outputMemoryUsageCsv(boolean enable)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.outputMemoryUsageCsv=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_OUTPUT_MEMORY_USAGE_CSV=...
Property File:
mockserver.outputMemoryUsageCsv=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.outputMemoryUsageCsv="true"
Maximum size the first line of an HTTP request
Type: int Default: 4096
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.maxInitialLineLength(int length)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.maxInitialLineLength=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_MAX_INITIAL_LINE_LENGTH=...
Property File:
mockserver.maxInitialLineLength=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.maxInitialLineLength="8192"
Maximum size HTTP request headers
Type: int Default: 8192
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.maxHeaderSize(int size)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.maxHeaderSize=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_MAX_HEADER_SIZE=...
Property File:
mockserver.maxHeaderSize=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.maxHeaderSize="16384"
Maximum size of HTTP chunks in request or responses
Type: int Default: 8192
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.maxChunkSize(int size)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.maxChunkSize=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_MAX_CHUNK_SIZE=...
Property File:
mockserver.maxChunkSize=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.maxChunkSize="16384"
Maximum time allowed for a response from a socket
Type: long Default: 20000
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.maxSocketTimeout(long milliseconds)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.maxSocketTimeout=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_MAX_SOCKET_TIMEOUT=...
Property File:
mockserver.maxSocketTimeout=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.maxSocketTimeout="10000"
Maximum time allowed to connect to a socket
Type: int Default: 20000
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.socketConnectionTimeout(int milliseconds)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.socketConnectionTimeout=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_SOCKET_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT=...
Property File:
mockserver.socketConnectionTimeout=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.socketConnectionTimeout="10000"
If true (the default) request matchers will fail on the first non-matching field, if false request matchers will compare all fields.
This is useful to see all mismatching fields in the log event recording that a request matcher did not match.
Type: string Default: true
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.matchersFailFast(boolean enable)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.matchersFailFast=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_MATCHERS_FAIL_FAST=...
Property File:
mockserver.matchersFailFast=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.matchersFailFast="false"
If true (the default) the log event recording that a request matcher did not match will include a detailed reason why each non matching field did not match.
Type: string Default: true
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.detailedMatchFailures(boolean enable)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.detailedMatchFailures=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_DETAILED_MATCH_FAILURES=...
Property File:
mockserver.detailedMatchFailures=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.detailedMatchFailures="false"
If true (the default) the ClientAndServer constructor or static factor methods will open the UI in the default browser when the log level is set to DEBUG.
Type: string Default: false
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.launchUIForLogLevelDebug(boolean enable)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.launchUIForLogLevelDebug=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_LAUNCH_UI_FOR_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG=...
Property File:
mockserver.launchUIForLogLevelDebug=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.launchUIForLogLevelDebug="false"
The local IP address to bind to for accepting new socket connections
Type: string Default: <IP_ADDRESS>
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.localBoundIP(String localBoundIP)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.localBoundIP=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_LOCAL_BOUND_IP=...
Property File:
mockserver.localBoundIP=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.localBoundIP="<IP_ADDRESS>"
If true (the default) when no matching expectation is found, and the host header of the request does not match MockServer's host, then MockServer attempts to proxy the request if that fails then a 404 is returned.
If false when no matching expectation is found, and MockServer is not being used as a proxy, then MockServer always returns a 404 immediately.
Type: string Default: true
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.attemptToProxyIfNoMatchingExpectation(boolean enable)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.attemptToProxyIfNoMatchingExpectation=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_ATTEMPT_TO_PROXY_IF_NO_MATCHING_EXPECTATION=...
Property File:
mockserver.attemptToProxyIfNoMatchingExpectation=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.attemptToProxyIfNoMatchingExpectation="false"
Use HTTP proxy (i.e. via Host header) for all outbound / forwarded requests
Type: string Default: null
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.forwardHttpProxy(String hostAndPort)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.forwardHttpProxy=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_FORWARD_HTTP_PROXY=...
Property File:
mockserver.forwardHttpProxy=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.forwardHttpProxy="<IP_ADDRESS>:1090"
Use HTTPS proxy (i.e. HTTP CONNECT) for all outbound / forwarded requests, supports TLS tunnelling of HTTPS requests
Type: string Default: null
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.forwardHttpsProxy(String hostAndPort)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.forwardHttpsProxy=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_FORWARD_HTTPS_PROXY=...
Property File:
mockserver.forwardHttpsProxy=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.forwardHttpsProxy="<IP_ADDRESS>:1090"
Use SOCKS proxy for all outbound / forwarded requests, support TLS tunnelling of TCP connections
Type: string Default: null
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.forwardSocksProxy(String hostAndPort)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.forwardSocksProxy=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_FORWARD_SOCKS_PROXY=...
Property File:
mockserver.forwardSocksProxy=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.forwardSocksProxy="<IP_ADDRESS>:1090"
Username for proxy authentication when using HTTPS proxy (i.e. HTTP CONNECT) for all outbound / forwarded requests
Type: string Default: null
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.forwardProxyAuthenticationUsername(String forwardProxyAuthenticationUsername)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.forwardProxyAuthenticationUsername=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_FORWARD_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_USERNAME=...
Property File:
mockserver.forwardProxyAuthenticationUsername=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.forwardProxyAuthenticationUsername=john.doe
Password for proxy authentication when using HTTPS proxy (i.e. HTTP CONNECT) for all outbound / forwarded requests
Type: string Default: null
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.forwardProxyAuthenticationPassword(String forwardProxyAuthenticationPassword)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.forwardProxyAuthenticationPassword=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_FORWARD_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_PASSWORD=...
Property File:
mockserver.forwardProxyAuthenticationPassword=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.forwardProxyAuthenticationPassword="p@ssw0rd"
The authentication realm for proxy authentication to MockServer
Type: string Default: MockServer HTTP Proxy
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.proxyAuthenticationRealm(String proxyAuthenticationRealm)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.proxyAuthenticationRealm=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_PROXY_SERVER_REALM=...
Property File:
mockserver.proxyAuthenticationRealm=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.proxyAuthenticationRealm="MockServer HTTP Proxy"
The required username for proxy authentication to MockServer
Type: string Default: john.doe
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.proxyAuthenticationUsername(String proxyAuthenticationUsername)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.proxyAuthenticationUsername=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_USERNAME=...
Property File:
mockserver.proxyAuthenticationUsername=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.proxyAuthenticationUsername=john.doe
The required password for proxy authentication to MockServer
Type: string Default: p@ssw0rd
Java Code:
ConfigurationProperties.proxyAuthenticationPassword(String proxyAuthenticationPassword)
System Property:
-Dmockserver.proxyAuthenticationPassword=...
Environment Variable:
MOCKSERVER_PROXY_AUTHENTICATION_PASSWORD=...
Property File:
mockserver.proxyAuthenticationPassword=...
Example:
-Dmockserver.proxyAuthenticationPassword="p@ssw0rd"


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Turkey qualified with France in second place in the pool, after denying third-placed Iceland the three points and effectively ended their chances of qualifying via the automatic positions.
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TotNoOrders (68)
Total number of list order entries across all messages. Should be the sum of all NoOrders (73) in each message that has repeating list order entries related to the same ListID (66). Used to support fragmentation.
(Prior to FIX 4.2 this field was named "ListNoOrds")
Type: int


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#include <callout.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Callout (int sec, int msec, const CALLOUT_CB cb, bool oneShot=true) | |
| int | GetId () const |
| void | SetId (unsigned int id) |
| int | GetTime () const |
| int | GetDelta () const |
| bool | CanFire () const |
| void | Fire () |
| bool | IsOneShot () const |
| void | Reset () |
Callouts are timed events.
| Callout::Callout | ( | int | sec, |
| int | msec, | ||
| const CALLOUT_CB | cb, | ||
| bool | oneShot = true |
||
| ) |
Constructs a callout provided a specific time.
| [in] | sec | The seconds to elapse before firing. |
| [in] | msec | The MS that should elapse before event is fired. |
| [in] | cb | the callout's callback. |
| [in] | oneShot | determines whether or not the callout should be requeued after it is fired, or if it should only fire once. |
| bool Callout::CanFire | ( | ) | const |
Determines if the callout can fire.
| void Callout::Fire | ( | ) |
Fires the callout. This means the time specified has elapsed and the callback will be called.
| int Callout::GetDelta | ( | ) | const |
Gets the remaining time for the callout.
| int Callout::GetId | ( | ) | const |
Gets the ID of the callout.
An ID is provided to a callout once it is queued. Until that point, the ID will be 0.
| int Callout::GetTime | ( | ) | const |
Returns the time the callout will elapse.
| bool Callout::IsOneShot | ( | ) | const |
Determines if the callback is a one shot.
| void Callout::Reset | ( | ) |
Resets the time until the callout will be called. Mostly useful for callouts that are not oneshots.
| void Callout::SetId | ( | unsigned int | id | ) |
Sets the ID of the callout.
| [in] | id | the new ID of the callout. |


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LONE STAR can be simply described as an incredible mess.
John Sayles, darling of the indie film movement, has created this picture, an epic study of racial tension in mythical Frontera, Texas, a border town in the Rio Grande Valley. (The film was actually shot in Eagle Pass, quite a ways upriver from the Valley.) Set against the backdrop of a son investigating his father's involvement in the murder of a sheriff some 40 years earlier, Sayles wanders, SHORT CUTS-like, through the lives of 15 or so major characters.
The film is full of excellent performances, including Chris Cooper (Sam Deeds, the current sheriff and investigating son), Matthew McConaughy (Buddy Deeds, his dad, in flashback), Kris Kristofferson (the evil and long-dead ex-sheriff Charlie Wade), Elizabeth Pe=F1a (Pilar, Sam's girlfriend), and Frances McDormand (in a cameo as Sam's ex-wife). The problem is that Sayles's script could have used some work, as it meanders through 2 1/2 hours of plot that is mostly irrelevant to the primary story line. One of these side-tracks involves Pilar's Mexican family, their prejudices, how they want to teach Texas History, illegal immigration, and a host of scattered other themes. Another subplot involves the black community, a closing Army base, a family drama between grandfather, father, and son, and how this all fits in with the 40-year old murder (answer: very, very sketchily).
 In fact, he continually prefers to *talk* about things that have happened than to actually *show* them happening (thus violating the first rule of screenwriting). It's no wonder that your legs (and mind) are asleep when the movie's over.
Sayles also has a poor understanding of what the Valley is really like, giving it a large black community that simply does not exist there. With LONE STAR, Sayles is trying to jam every racial theme he's ever thought of into one movie, but he fails due to this glaring inaccuracy (and interestingly, it's that very subplot which is the poorest).
By the time the engrossing final 15 minutes arrive, we're already too bored to care too much. Sure, there are a few nice twists along the way, and as a director, Sayles's use of flashbacks is well-done and breaks up the monotony of the script. Also, the aforementioned solid acting does a lot to give this otherwise mediocre film some credibility. A real editor (Sayles did that, too) would have saved the picture, though, by trimming off 45 minutes.
Finally, with this serious drama set in remote, rural Texas, Sayles will achieve two things with certainty: 1) That most critics will drool all over him with praise, and 2) that no one will actually pay to see the film. Sorry, John. RATING: ***
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org.icefaces.ace.component.dynamicresource
public abstract class DynamicResourceBase extends javax.faces.component.UIComponentBase implements IDynamicResource
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
protected static class |
DynamicResourceBase.PropertyKeys |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
COMPONENT_TYPE |
static java.lang.String |
RENDERER_TYPE |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DynamicResourceBase() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getFamily() |
java.lang.String |
getFileName()
Return the value of the
fileName property. |
java.lang.String |
getImage()
Return the value of the
image property. |
java.lang.String |
getLabel()
Return the value of the
label property. |
java.util.Date |
getLastModified()
Return the value of the
lastModified property. |
java.lang.String |
getMimeType()
Return the value of the
mimeType property. |
javax.faces.application.Resource |
getResource()
Return the value of the
resource property. |
java.lang.String |
getScope()
Return the value of the
scope property. |
java.lang.String |
getStyle()
Return the value of the
style property. |
java.lang.String |
getStyleClass()
Return the value of the
styleClass property. |
java.lang.String |
getTarget()
Return the value of the
target property. |
java.lang.String |
getType()
Return the value of the
type property. |
boolean |
isAttachment()
Return the value of the
attachment property. |
boolean |
isDisabled()
Return the value of the
disabled property. |
protected boolean |
isPropertySet(java.lang.String finder) |
void |
setAttachment(boolean attachment)
Set the value of the
attachment property. |
void |
setDisabled(boolean disabled)
Set the value of the
disabled property. |
void |
setFileName(java.lang.String fileName)
Set the value of the
fileName property. |
void |
setImage(java.lang.String image)
Set the value of the
image property. |
void |
setLabel(java.lang.String label)
Set the value of the
label property. |
void |
setLastModified(java.util.Date lastModified)
Set the value of the
lastModified property. |
void |
setMimeType(java.lang.String mimeType)
Set the value of the
mimeType property. |
void |
setResource(javax.faces.application.Resource resource)
Set the value of the
resource property. |
void |
setScope(java.lang.String scope)
Set the value of the
scope property. |
void |
setStyle(java.lang.String style)
Set the value of the
style property. |
void |
setStyleClass(java.lang.String styleClass)
Set the value of the
styleClass property. |
void |
setTarget(java.lang.String target)
Set the value of the
target property. |
void |
setType(java.lang.String type)
Set the value of the
type property. |
void |
setValueExpression(java.lang.String name,
javax.el.ValueExpression binding) |
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encodeAll, getClientId, getCompositeComponentParent, getContainerClientId, getCurrentComponent, getCurrentCompositeComponent, getNamingContainer, getPassThroughAttributes, getResourceBundleMap, getStateHelper, getStateHelper, getTransientStateHelper, getTransientStateHelper, getValueExpression, initialStateMarked, isCompositeComponent, isInView, isVisitable, popComponentFromEL, processEvent, pushComponentToEL, restoreTransientState, saveTransientState, setInView, visitTree
public static final java.lang.String COMPONENT_TYPE
public static final java.lang.String RENDERER_TYPE
public java.lang.String getFamily()
getFamily
in class javax.faces.component.UIComponent
public void setAttachment(boolean attachment)
Set the value of the attachment
property.
Contents: If true, specifies that the resource should be downloaded as an attachment. See also the resource attribute.
setAttachment
in interface IDynamicResource
public boolean isAttachment()
Return the value of the attachment
property.
Contents: If true, specifies that the resource should be downloaded as an attachment. See also the resource attribute.
isAttachment
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setDisabled(boolean disabled)
Set the value of the disabled
property.
Contents: Flag indicating that this element must never receive focus or be included in a subsequent submit.
setDisabled
in interface IDynamicResource
public boolean isDisabled()
Return the value of the disabled
property.
Contents: Flag indicating that this element must never receive focus or be included in a subsequent submit.
isDisabled
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setFileName(java.lang.String fileName)
Set the value of the fileName
property.
Contents: The file name to be used for the attachment header. If the label is not specified the file name will be used. See also the resource attribute.
setFileName
in interface IDynamicResource
public java.lang.String getFileName()
Return the value of the fileName
property.
Contents: The file name to be used for the attachment header. If the label is not specified the file name will be used. See also the resource attribute.
getFileName
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setImage(java.lang.String image)
Set the value of the image
property.
Contents: The image path that will be used to display an image for link instead of text.
setImage
in interface IDynamicResource
public java.lang.String getImage()
Return the value of the image
property.
Contents: The image path that will be used to display an image for link instead of text.
getImage
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setLabel(java.lang.String label)
Set the value of the label
property.
Contents: The label to be displayed for the resource. The label will be used for the text of the link or button. If an image is used, the label will be used as the alt attribute value of the image element.
setLabel
in interface IDynamicResource
public java.lang.String getLabel()
Return the value of the label
property.
Contents: The label to be displayed for the resource. The label will be used for the text of the link or button. If an image is used, the label will be used as the alt attribute value of the image element.
getLabel
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setLastModified(java.util.Date lastModified)
Set the value of the lastModified
property.
Contents: The java.util.Data object specifying the last modified header that will be sent to the browser for this resource. See also the resource attribute.
setLastModified
in interface IDynamicResource
public java.util.Date getLastModified()
Return the value of the lastModified
property.
Contents: The java.util.Data object specifying the last modified header that will be sent to the browser for this resource. See also the resource attribute.
getLastModified
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setMimeType(java.lang.String mimeType)
Set the value of the mimeType
property.
Contents: The mime-type for the resource. If not specified, and available from the backing Resource, the Resource's mime-type will be used. See also the resource attribute.
setMimeType
in interface IDynamicResource
public java.lang.String getMimeType()
Return the value of the mimeType
property.
Contents: The mime-type for the resource. If not specified, and available from the backing Resource, the Resource's mime-type will be used. See also the resource attribute.
getMimeType
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setResource(javax.faces.application.Resource resource)
Set the value of the resource
property.
Contents: The object of type com.icesoft.faces.context.Resource that will be used. It can be use to override the attachment, fileName, lastModified and mimeType attributes via the withOptions() method.
setResource
in interface IDynamicResource
public javax.faces.application.Resource getResource()
Return the value of the resource
property.
Contents: The object of type com.icesoft.faces.context.Resource that will be used. It can be use to override the attachment, fileName, lastModified and mimeType attributes via the withOptions() method.
getResource
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setScope(java.lang.String scope)
Set the value of the scope
property.
Contents: The scope in which the resource will be stored. The values can be 'flash', 'view', window', 'session', and 'application'. When not specified the 'session' scope is used.
setScope
in interface IDynamicResource
public java.lang.String getScope()
Return the value of the scope
property.
Contents: The scope in which the resource will be stored. The values can be 'flash', 'view', window', 'session', and 'application'. When not specified the 'session' scope is used.
getScope
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setStyle(java.lang.String style)
Set the value of the style
property.
Contents: Custom inline CSS styles to use for this component. These styles are generally applied to the root DOM element of the component. This is intended for per-component basic style customizations. Note that due to browser CSS precedence rules, CSS rendered on a DOM element will take precedence over the external stylesheets used to provide the ThemeRoller theme on this component. If the CSS properties applied with this attribute do not affect the DOM element you want to style, you may need to create a custom theme styleClass for the theme CSS class that targets the particular DOM elements you wish to customize.
setStyle
in interface IDynamicResource
public java.lang.String getStyle()
Return the value of the style
property.
Contents: Custom inline CSS styles to use for this component. These styles are generally applied to the root DOM element of the component. This is intended for per-component basic style customizations. Note that due to browser CSS precedence rules, CSS rendered on a DOM element will take precedence over the external stylesheets used to provide the ThemeRoller theme on this component. If the CSS properties applied with this attribute do not affect the DOM element you want to style, you may need to create a custom theme styleClass for the theme CSS class that targets the particular DOM elements you wish to customize.
getStyle
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setStyleClass(java.lang.String styleClass)
Set the value of the styleClass
property.
Contents: Custom CSS style class(es) to use for this component. These style classes can be defined in your page or in a theme CSS file.
setStyleClass
in interface IDynamicResource
public java.lang.String getStyleClass()
Return the value of the styleClass
property.
Contents: Custom CSS style class(es) to use for this component. These style classes can be defined in your page or in a theme CSS file.
getStyleClass
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setTarget(java.lang.String target)
Set the value of the target
property.
Contents: Value of the target attribute when resource is rendered as a link and image.
setTarget
in interface IDynamicResource
public java.lang.String getTarget()
Return the value of the target
property.
Contents: Value of the target attribute when resource is rendered as a link and image. Default = '_blank'.
getTarget
in interface IDynamicResource
public void setType(java.lang.String type)
Set the value of the type
property.
Contents: The type of link to render: link (default) image: renders a link with an image (must be used with the image attribute) button: renders a button with the text from value
setType
in interface IDynamicResource
public java.lang.String getType()
Return the value of the type
property.
Contents: The type of link to render: link (default) image: renders a link with an image (must be used with the image attribute) button: renders a button with the text from value
getType
in interface IDynamicResource
protected boolean isPropertySet(java.lang.String finder)
public void setValueExpression(java.lang.String name, javax.el.ValueExpression binding)
setValueExpression
in class javax.faces.component.UIComponent
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Never a man to skimp on the butter, James Martin pushes the boat out with a simple butter sauce for sweet, fried scallops and lemony artichokes.
For the artichokes with scallops, pour the lemon juice into a bowl of cold water. Snap off and discard any tough outer leaves from the artichokes. Using a sharp paring knife, peel off the outer layer of the artichokes, including the stem, until you reach the whitish inner layer. Cut the artichokes in half lengthwise, and place them in the lemon water. Set aside.
For the beurre blanc, add the shallots, white wine vinegar and white wine to a saucepan and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat until the mixture is simmering, then continue to simmer until only two tablespoons of liquid are left in the pan.
Add a tablespoon of cold water and continue to simmer until the volume of liquid remaining in the pan is approximately one tablespoon.
Reduce the heat to low, then gradually whisk in the butter, 25g/1oz at a time, waiting until the butter has melted and is incorporated into the mixture before adding more.
Once all of the butter has been added to the reduction, remove the mixture from the heat and strain it through a fine sieve into a clean saucepan. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then stir in the chives and tomatoes. Set aside until needed
For the artichokes with scallops, heat two tablespoons of olive oil in a large frying pan and gently fry the artichokes until crisp. Season, to taste, with salt and pepper.
Heat another frying pan and add the remaining oil. Once hot, add the scallops and cook for two minutes on each side. Add the butter and, when melted, glaze the scallops.
To serve, place the scallops and artichokes on serving plates and spoon over the beurre blanc.


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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Sensor |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
|
static Sensor[] |
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
|
public static final Sensor Accelerator_Pedal_Position
public static final Sensor Ambient_Temperature
public static final Sensor At_Stop
public static final Sensor Cooling_Air_Conditioning
public static final Sensor Driver_Cabin_Temperature
public static final Sensor Fms_Sw_Version_Supported
public static final Sensor GPS
public static final Sensor GPS2
public static final Sensor GPS_NMEA
public static final Sensor Journey_Info
public static final Sensor Mobile_Network_Cell_Info
public static final Sensor Mobile_Network_Signal_Strength
public static final Sensor Next_Stop
public static final Sensor Offroute
public static final Sensor Online_Users
public static final Sensor Opendoor
public static final Sensor Position_Of_Doors
public static final Sensor Pram_Request
public static final Sensor Ramp_Wheel_Chair_Lift
public static final Sensor Status_2_Of_Doors
public static final Sensor Stop_Pressed
public static final Sensor Stop_Request
public static final Sensor Total_Vehicle_Distance
public static final Sensor Turn_Signals
public static final Sensor UNKNOWN
public static final Sensor Wlan_Connectivity
public static Sensor[] values()
for (Sensor c : Sensor.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static Sensor valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant with the specified namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is null


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Harry Styles celebrated successfully hosting and performing on Saturday Night Live with two photographs that had his Instagram followers completely freaking out. In the snapshots, the former One Direction member is dressed up like a ballerina.
Harry, 25, took to Instagram on Sunday to share the images. Each time Saturday Night Live returns from commercial break, viewers are treated to quirky portraits of the show’s celebrity hosts and musical guests. Harry wore a pink ballerina costume for his portraits, and his Instagram posts provided his fans with a closer look at the results of his pre-show photo shoot.
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public interface BasicMatrix
This interface declares a set of high level methods for linear algebra. Only the most basic set of matrix functionality is defined here. Various matrix decompositions may be used to do some of the more advanced tasks.
A vector is a matrix with column (or perhaps row) dimension 1.
LU
,
Cholesky
,
QR
,
Eigenvalue
,
SingularValue
,
MatrixStore
| Nested Class Summary | |
|---|---|
static class |
BasicMatrix.Builder<N extends Number>
|
static interface |
BasicMatrix.Factory
|
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
BasicMatrix |
add(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
Adds the elements of aMtrx to the elements of this matrix. |
BasicMatrix |
add(int aRow,
int aCol,
Number aNmbr)
Do not use this method to populate large dense matrices! Only use it to change a few (a small number) of elements. |
BasicMatrix |
add(Number aNmbr)
Adds aNmbr to the elements of this. |
BasicMatrix |
conjugate()
For real matrices conjugate() and transpose() are identical. |
BasicMatrix |
divide(Number aNmbr)
Divides the elements of this with aNmbr. |
BasicMatrix |
divideElements(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
Divides the elements of this with the elements of aMtrx. |
double |
doubleValue(int aRow,
int aCol)
Extracts one element of this matrix as a double. |
BasicMatrix |
enforce(NumberContext aCntxt)
Deprecated. Since v27 Use round(NumberContext) instead. |
boolean |
equals(BasicMatrix aMtrx,
NumberContext aCntxt)
|
void |
flushCache()
BasicMatrix instances are intended to be immutable. |
int |
getColDim()
The size of this structure in the column-direction/dimension |
BasicMatrix |
getColumns(int[] someCols)
|
Scalar<?> |
getCondition()
|
Scalar<?> |
getDeterminant()
|
List<ComplexNumber> |
getEigenvalues()
|
Scalar<?> |
getFrobeniusNorm()
The Frobenius norm is the square root of the sum of the squares of each element, or the square root of the sum of the square of the singular values. |
Scalar<?> |
getInfinityNorm()
|
Scalar<?> |
getKyFanNorm(int k)
|
Scalar<?> |
getOneNorm()
|
Scalar<?> |
getOperatorNorm()
2-norm, max singular value |
int |
getRank()
The rank of a matrix is the (maximum) number of linearly independent rows or columns it contains. |
int |
getRowDim()
The size of this structure in the row-direction/dimension |
BasicMatrix |
getRows(int[] someRows)
|
List<? extends Number> |
getSingularValues()
|
Scalar<?> |
getTrace()
The sum of the diagonal elements. |
Scalar<?> |
getTraceNorm()
|
Scalar<?> |
getVectorNorm(int aDegree)
Treats [this] as if it is one dimensional (a vector) and calculates the vector norm. |
BasicMatrix |
invert()
About inverting matrices: |
boolean |
isEmpty()
Matrices are either square, tall, fat or empty. |
boolean |
isFat()
Matrices are either square, tall, fat or empty. |
boolean |
isFullRank()
|
boolean |
isHermitian()
|
boolean |
isScalar()
|
boolean |
isSquare()
Matrices are either square, tall, fat or empty. |
boolean |
isSymmetric()
|
boolean |
isTall()
Matrices are either square, tall, fat or empty. |
boolean |
isVector()
|
BasicMatrix |
mergeColumns(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
[aMtrx] is appended to the bottom of [this]. |
BasicMatrix |
mergeRows(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
[aMtrx] is appended to the right side of [this]. |
BasicMatrix |
multiply(Number aNmbr)
Multiplies the elements of this matrix with aNmbr. |
BasicMatrix |
multiplyElements(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
Multiplies the elements of this matrix with the elements of aMtrx. |
BasicMatrix |
multiplyLeft(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
Matrix multiplication: [aMtrx][this] The column dimension of the left matrix must equal the row dimension of the right matrix. |
BasicMatrix |
multiplyRight(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
Matrix multiplication: [this][aMtrx] The column dimension of the left matrix must equal the row dimension of the right matrix. |
Scalar<?> |
multiplyVectors(BasicMatrix aVctr)
Assumes that both [this] and [aVctr] have row or column dimension, doesn't matter which, equal to 1. |
BasicMatrix |
negate()
|
BasicMatrix |
replace(int aRow,
int aCol,
Number aNmbr)
Do not use this method to populate large dense matrices! Only use it to change a few (a small number) of elements. |
BasicMatrix |
round(NumberContext aCntxt)
|
int |
size()
|
BasicMatrix |
solve(BasicMatrix aRHS)
This method solves a system of linear equations: [this][X]=[aRHS]. |
BasicMatrix |
subtract(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
Subtracts the elements of aMtrx from the elements of this matrix. |
BasicMatrix |
subtract(Number aNmbr)
Subtracts aNmbr from the elements of this matrix. |
BigDecimal |
toBigDecimal(int aRow,
int aCol)
Extracts one element of this matrix as a BigDecimal. |
PhysicalStore<BigDecimal> |
toBigStore()
Must be a copy that is safe to modify. |
ComplexNumber |
toComplexNumber(int aRow,
int aCol)
Extracts one element of this matrix as a ComplexNumber. |
PhysicalStore<ComplexNumber> |
toComplexStore()
Must be a copy that is safe to modify. |
List<BasicMatrix> |
toListOfColumns()
|
List<? extends Number> |
toListOfElements()
It is also possible to call toBigStore(), toComplexStore() or toPrimitiveStore() and then PhysicalStore.asList(). |
List<BasicMatrix> |
toListOfRows()
|
PhysicalStore<Double> |
toPrimitiveStore()
Must be a copy that is safe to modify. |
String |
toString(int aRow,
int aCol)
|
BasicMatrix |
transpose()
Transposes this matrix. |
| Methods inherited from interface org.ojalgo.access.Basic2D |
|---|
toScalar |
| Method Detail |
|---|
BasicMatrix add(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
aMtrx
- What to add.
BasicMatrix add(int aRow, int aCol, Number aNmbr)
BasicMatrix add(Number aNmbr)
aNmbr
- What to add
BasicMatrix conjugate()
transpose()
BasicMatrix divide(Number aNmbr)
aNmbr
- The denominator.
BasicMatrix divideElements(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
aMtrx
- The denominator elements.
@Deprecated BasicMatrix enforce(NumberContext aCntxt)
round(NumberContext)
instead.
boolean equals(BasicMatrix aMtrx, NumberContext aCntxt)
void flushCache()
BasicMatrix getColumns(int[] someCols)
someCols
- An ordered array of column indeces.
Scalar<?> getCondition()
Scalar<?> getDeterminant()
List<ComplexNumber> getEigenvalues()
Scalar<?> getFrobeniusNorm()
getFrobeniusNorm()
,
getInfinityNorm()
,
getKyFanNorm(int)
,
getOneNorm()
,
getOperatorNorm()
,
getTraceNorm()
,
getVectorNorm(int)
Scalar<?> getInfinityNorm()
getFrobeniusNorm()
,
getInfinityNorm()
,
getKyFanNorm(int)
,
getOneNorm()
,
getOperatorNorm()
,
getTraceNorm()
,
getVectorNorm(int)
Scalar<?> getKyFanNorm(int k)
getFrobeniusNorm()
,
getInfinityNorm()
,
getKyFanNorm(int)
,
getOneNorm()
,
getOperatorNorm()
,
getTraceNorm()
,
getVectorNorm(int)
Scalar<?> getOneNorm()
getFrobeniusNorm()
,
getInfinityNorm()
,
getKyFanNorm(int)
,
getOneNorm()
,
getOperatorNorm()
,
getTraceNorm()
,
getVectorNorm(int)
Scalar<?> getOperatorNorm()
getFrobeniusNorm()
,
getInfinityNorm()
,
getKyFanNorm(int)
,
getOneNorm()
,
getOperatorNorm()
,
getTraceNorm()
,
getVectorNorm(int)
int getRank()
BasicMatrix getRows(int[] someRows)
someRows
- An ordered array of row indeces.
List<? extends Number> getSingularValues()
Scalar<?> getTrace()
Scalar<?> getTraceNorm()
getFrobeniusNorm()
,
getInfinityNorm()
,
getKyFanNorm(int)
,
getOneNorm()
,
getOperatorNorm()
,
getTraceNorm()
,
getVectorNorm(int)
Scalar<?> getVectorNorm(int aDegree)
getFrobeniusNorm()
,
getInfinityNorm()
,
getKyFanNorm(int)
,
getOneNorm()
,
getOperatorNorm()
,
getTraceNorm()
,
getVectorNorm(int)
BasicMatrix invert()
About inverting matrices:
boolean isEmpty()
boolean isFat()
boolean isFullRank()
boolean isHermitian()
boolean isScalar()
boolean isSquare()
boolean isSymmetric()
boolean isTall()
boolean isVector()
BasicMatrix mergeColumns(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
aMtrx
- The matrix to merge.
BasicMatrix mergeRows(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
aMtrx
- The matrix to merge.
BasicMatrix multiply(Number aNmbr)
aNmbr
- What to multiply with.
BasicMatrix multiplyElements(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
aMtrx
- The elements to multiply by.
BasicMatrix multiplyLeft(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
aMtrx
- The left matrix.
multiplyRight(BasicMatrix)
BasicMatrix multiplyRight(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
aMtrx
- The right matrix.
multiplyLeft(BasicMatrix)
Scalar<?> multiplyVectors(BasicMatrix aVctr)
BasicMatrix negate()
BasicMatrix replace(int aRow, int aCol, Number aNmbr)
BasicMatrix round(NumberContext aCntxt)
BasicMatrix solve(BasicMatrix aRHS)
This method solves a system of linear equations: [this][X]=[aRHS]. A combination of columns in [this] should produce a column in [aRHS]. It is ok for [aRHS] to have more than 1 column.
Remember that: [X][this]=[aRHS] is equivalent to [this]T[X]T=[aRHS]T
aRHS
- The right hand side of the equation.
BasicMatrix subtract(BasicMatrix aMtrx)
aMtrx
- What to subtract.
BasicMatrix subtract(Number aNmbr)
aNmbr
- What to subtract.
BigDecimal toBigDecimal(int aRow, int aCol)
aRow
- A row index.aCol
- A column index.
PhysicalStore<BigDecimal> toBigStore()
toComplexStore()
,
toPrimitiveStore()
ComplexNumber toComplexNumber(int aRow, int aCol)
aRow
- A row index.aCol
- A column index.
PhysicalStore<ComplexNumber> toComplexStore()
toBigStore()
,
toPrimitiveStore()
List<BasicMatrix> toListOfColumns()
List<? extends Number> toListOfElements()
List<BasicMatrix> toListOfRows()
PhysicalStore<Double> toPrimitiveStore()
toBigStore()
,
toComplexStore()
String toString(int aRow, int aCol)
BasicMatrix transpose()
conjugate()
double doubleValue(int aRow, int aCol)
aRow
- A row index.aCol
- A column index.
int getColDim()
int getRowDim()
int size()
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Downgrading AMP version in Alfresco
04 Aug 2016If you ever tried to downgrade an AMP version in Alfresco you should have seen an error something similar:
Caused by: org.alfresco.error.AlfrescoRuntimeException: 02100002
Downgrading of modules is not supported.
Module 'acme-cms-poc-repo-amp' version 1.0.1 is currently installed and must be uninstalled before version 1.0.0 can be installed. at org.alfresco.error.AlfrescoRuntimeException.create(AlfrescoRuntimeException.java:51) at org.alfresco.repo.module.ModuleComponentHelper.startModule(ModuleComponentHelper.java:632) at org.alfresco.repo.module.ModuleComponentHelper.access$500(ModuleComponentHelper.java:61) at org.alfresco.repo.module.ModuleComponentHelper$1$1.execute(ModuleComponentHelper.java:259) at org.alfresco.repo.transaction.RetryingTransactionHelper.doInTransaction(RetryingTransactionHelper.java:454) at org.alfresco.repo.transaction.RetryingTransactionHelper.doInTransaction(RetryingTransactionHelper.java:342) at org.alfresco.repo.module.ModuleComponentHelper$1.doWork(ModuleComponentHelper.java:280) ... 45 more
There are two ways to solve this issue:
1. Configuring a rule on a folder to execute script action.
2. Executing a SQL update statement directly on the DB.
Configuring a rule on a folder to execute script action.
- Navigate to Admin Tools > Node Browser
- Change the “Select Store” drop down on the top right section to the option ‘system://system’
- Change the search option from “fts-alfresco” to “storeroot” and press Search
- This would give the workspace reference
[
system://system/c7cad4eb-98a2-4904-be3c-f6c98f83ad09
] - Navigate to /sys:system-registry/module:modules
- From the “Child Nodes” section find the module for which you need to update the versión and get the child reference in this case –
system://system/31278e85-7fe5-49b2-a1b7-179707163da5
- Copy the following script in to a text file and save it as changeAMPVersion.js and save it under Repository > Data Dictionary > Script
- Create a folder and apply a rule that executes the said script from the .js file uploaded in above step. Once executed the “module:currentVersion” of the module will reflect the required value.
If you have the Javascript console installed then you may execute the above script directly on JSConsole
Executing a SQL update statement directly on the DB.
- You may execute the below query directly on Alfresco DB to change the currentVersion value of AMP module


ESKIMO WOMAN FEEL COLD A film review by Balaji Copyright 1995 Balaji
ESKIMO WOMAN FEEL COLD is a 1983 feature film by Janos Xantus which for some reason has found its way into the 1995 Toronto International Film Festival. (An unkind voice whispered to me later that a Hungarian-Canadian sponsor had insisted on Hungarian content at this year's festival. This includes a retro of the always disagreeable and depressing Bela Tarr.) The story is of an unpleasant concert pianist named Laci who is looking to get laid after a recital. He wants a blonde, he says rudely to some fawning brunettes. Sure enough, a blonde happens by, and is apparently unable to resist this talentless drunk.  And so an unlikely triangle emerges. The film recounts the sordid unfolding of this affair between unlikable people, and the beginning of Mari's singing career. It ends with Laci being murdered by Janos (that's the first scene, so I'm not giving away anything here). The title seems to refer to the white man's fable of Inuit men offering their women to their guests, though no mention of this is made.
The director shows undeniable talent in eliciting natural, unconstructed performances from his principals, and an eye for minor detail that lends the film an air of gritty and squalid realism. One scene stands out: starting with a scuffle between Laci and Janos, and ending with the three jamming together, Janos on drums, Laci on piano, and Mari's voice. Speaking of which, it's awful: flat, and off-key, and we are forced to listen to her caterwauling "blues" numbers not once, but several times. The audience burst into spontaneous laughter during one of her songs, which began "This will never end..."
Maybe there is some aspect of East European realism that escapes me here, but I am truly baffled as to why this movie was made. This tale of unpleasant marginal characters is unredeemed by any relevance to a universal human condition, the relationships are abusive, not to mention the sex, and I am honestly unable to see how any of these characters could be attracted to any of the others. And especially the unbearable singing is difficult to sit through. A truly tiresome film.
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At some point, we've all gone through the struggle to find a parking space at Rutgers. This site will hopefully ease your struggles of finding a parking space where you can actually park
I used some of the publicly available information that Rutgers has and then just threw it in a blender and out came this website. This site will be constantly improved. If you can think of any features you'd like, please let me know!
The second link is NOT an official Rutgers Export. Rutgers has a knack for saying that they have the information available, but not actually making it available easily (or at all). If any of the information on this page is wrong or could be improved in anyway, please e-mail me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This site is not affiliated with Rutgers in anyway. It's also not my fault if you get a ticket... read the signs.
Things to be added in the future:


Almere Marathon
Almere NED
Race Winners
(19 runnings)
09 Jul
2005
2:45:27 3:26:38 23 May
2004
04
May
2003
05
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2002
06
May
2001
07
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2000
02
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1998
01
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1997
02
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1996
04
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1995
05 Jun
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06
Jun 1993
07 Jun 1992
22
Sep 1991
1990
15 Oct 1989
16 Oct 1988
14 Jun 1987
15
Jun
1986
Notes: 1986 was the inaugural year.
Edward deRuiter (NED)
Bernadette Simon-2
2:44:18
Lucien Taelman (BEL)
3:36:03
Bernadette Simon (NED)
2:19:16
Jamal Baligha (MAR)
2:36:24
Annelieke vanderSluijs (NED)
2:21:43
Didier Knockaert (BEL)
2:41:47
Mieke
Pullen-2
2:19:21
Jeroen vanErp (NED)
2:46:06
Tatyana Perepyolkina (RUS)
2:30:13
Wilfred Kiplagat Samoei (KEN)
2:41:06
Mieke Pullen (NED)
2:23:02
Joseph Sitienei Kiplimo (KEN)
2:58:17
Manna Kwak (NED)
2:23:58
Remco deBree (NED)
2:59:42
Marian Mijwaard-5
2:38:00
Gerritt vanAmsterdam (NED)
3:05:03
Marian Mijwaard-4
2:41:27
Gerard vanRijn (NED)
3:07:26
Marian Mijwaard-3
2:30:06
Michel Roomeijn (NED)
3:02:29
Marian Mijwaard-2
2:36:48
nfn Tielemans (NED)
3:12:04
Marian Mijwaard (NED)
2:32:42
Harry Driessen (NED)
3:36:58
Letteke Broekman (NED)
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n/a
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2:34:10
Wim
vanDijke-2
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2:33:23
Frits Boudewijn (NED)
3:47:16
Liene Malch-2
2:32:29
Charles Timmermans (NED)
3:45:29
Liene Malch (NED)
2:37:47
Wim vanDijke (NED)
3:28:23
Liesbeth vanWijhe (NED)
3:00:41
Ad Ulijn (NED)
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n/a
Most Wins
(1986-2005)
Men
No man has won more than once,
according to available information.
Women
5
Marian Mijwaard (NED)
1994-98
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men <2:20 2 Women <2:38 1 <2:40 1 <2:42 3 <2:44 3 <2:46 4 <2:48 5 <2:50 5
Last Updated on 06 Feb 2011
Contributors: Franco Civai (6), Wim vanHemert (6), Paul Michiels (13)


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Customizing ReMarkdown
There are three ways to customize ReMarkdown: picking available styles in HTML, adding your own CSS styles, and building ReMarkdown with Sass and custom settings.
Picking styles in HTML
You can activate the available styles by declaring them in your HTML, as classes or attribute values:

Using remarkdown.css

ReMarkdown Zero
If you don’t want to use ReMarkdown’s default styles, you can use the remarkdown-zero.css stylesheet instead, and declare all the styles you want explicitly.

Using remarkdown.css

Using attributes instead of classes
ReMarkdown comes with an alternative remarkdown.attr.css stylesheet which uses the data-remarkdown
attribute for styling, instead of classes:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/remarkdown.css/dist/remarkdown.attr.css">

...

Add your own CSS
I strive to make ReMarkdown free of cosmetic choices. For instance, the layout and colors of this demo are not handled by remarkdown.css. So you probably want to add a few CSS styles of your own to make the end result prettier. Here are a few suggestions.
Make markers pop out
.remarkdown ::before,
.remarkdown ::after {
color: rgba(255, 0, 0, .5);
}
Specify you own fonts
ReMarkdown tells browsers to use their default monospace
font, but you can always specify your own, as I did here:
/* remarkdown.css must be declared BEFORE this */
.remarkdown {
font-family: Menlo, Monaco, "DejaVu Sans Mono",
Consolas, monospace;
}
.remarkdown pre {
font-family: Courier, "Courier New", monospace;
}
In this example I’m using two different monospace font-stacks, one without serifs (Menlo etc.) and one with slab serifs (Courier etc.), to differentiate between ordinary text and code blocks.
You could also use a font that is not monospace. A variable-width font whose design is not too tight could give interesting results.
Make titles big again
ReMarkdown sets the font-size
of headings to 1em
to better achieve that plain text look (since plain text editors and file formats use the same font size for all text). But if you want big titles anyway, it’s easy:
.remarkdown h1 { font-size: 1.5em; }
.remarkdown h2 { font-size: 1.2em; }
Alternatively, if you’re compiling your own build, there is an option to disallow ReMarkdown from setting any font style.
Beware of selector specificity
Most ReMarkdown selectors have a specificity of 0,0,1,1
or in some cases 0,0,1,2
. If your own selectors have similar weight, make sure you declare your own styles after remarkdown.css
. Alternatively you can make use of id selectors or of the double-class trick:
.remarkdown h1 {
/* Selector has a specificity of 0,0,1,1 */
}
.myTitle.myTitle {
/* Selector matches and has a specificity of 0,0,2,0 */
}
Learn more about selector specificity.
Build a custom stylesheet with Sass
You can recompile ReMarkdown using Sass, and there are a number of options (Sass variables) that you can use to alter the CSS output of your custom build.
Things you will need:
Once you’ve downloaded and extracted the ReMarkdown source, modify the src/remardown-custom.scss
stylesheets, changing or adding $rmd-*
variables to change your build’s configuration. See src/_options.scss
for a detailed list of options.
To compile, use a terminal (Terminal on macOS, cmd.exe or Git Bash on Windows, etc.), navigate to the root of the extracted folder (probably called remarkdown-main
), and run these commands:
npm install
npm run build
Note: if you already have your own Node-and-Sass build chain in place, you can install ReMarkdown with npm install remarkdown.css
and import the main mixins with @import "node_modules/remarkdown.css/src/_imports.scss";
.
Example: changing the default styles
You can use the $rmd-defaults
variable to change the styles that should be applied by default (i.e. when you use the remarkdown
class without any explicit style).
$rmd-defaults:
hn-reset hn-hash h1-underline h2-underline
ul-star ol-decimal
em-underscore strong-underscore
hr-hyphen hr-center;
You will need to list all the styles you want to see apply by default. That can be a fairly long list (as above). For instance, if I omit both em-star
and em-underscore
, EM elements won’t have any visible marker (unless we explicitly set one of those styles in the HTML code).
Example: only output default styles
By setting the $rmd-output-all-styles
option to false
, ReMarkdown will only output those styles that are listed in $rmd-defaults
. This can be useful if you want to pick a set of default styles, don’t intend to ever use the alternative styles, and want to make a smaller CSS file.
Currently the default build with all styles included is close to 8 KB, while the same defaults with no alternative styles included is down to 4 KB.


Welcome, in this lesson you will learn how to use the PushButton Engine with the Adobe Flex Builder IDE.
To complete this lesson you will need to download and install a few pieces of software.
Now we need to setup a new project for this lesson. Right click in the Flex navigator window and click New->ActionScript Project.
For this lesson we are using an ActionScript project but a Flex project will work just as well.
Let's give the project a name by typing Lesson1FlexBuilder in the project name text box and click next.
We now have a question to ask ourselves. "Will we be using the PushButton Engine as is or do we plan on making modifications to the source?"
If you plan to use the PushButton Engine as is, skip to the library section.
If you plan on making modifications to the PushButton Engine skip to the source section and skip the library section.
To setup the source path click the source path tab and then add folder.
Navigate to the folder you extracted the PushButton Engine to and add the src folder.
When using the PushButton Engine source we need to add some additional compiler arguments for embeding data.
Right click Lesson1FlexBuilder in the project list and click properties.
Click ActionScript compiler and paste --keep-as3-metadata+=TypeHint,EditorData,Embed into the additional compiler options text box.
To setup the library path click the library path tab and then add swc.
Navigate to the folder you extracted the PushButton Engine and inside the bin folder you will have PBEngine.swc.
That's right, it's time for some code!
In the src folder we should have a file, Lesson1FlexBuilder.as.
Open Lesson1FlexBuilder.as.
Copy the code below and paste it into Lesson1FlexBuilder.as.
package { // Flash Imports import flash.display.Sprite; // PushButton Engine Imports import com.pblabs.engine.PBE; import com.pblabs.engine.debug.Logger; public class Lesson1FlexBuilder extends Sprite { public function Lesson1FlexBuilder() { PBE.startup(this); Logger.print(this, "Hello, World!"); } } }
Save the file and click Project->Build Project in the menubar.
To view our master piece click Run->Debug in the menubar.
You can see in the output window "INFO: Lesson1FlexBuilder - Hello, World!" being printed by the
PushButton Engine Logger.
To summarize the steps of using the PushButton Engine with the Adobe Flex Builder IDE.
Congratulations! You just completed lesson #1, creating a project and linking to the PushButton Engine.
This can be the base for lesson #2 or any future projects of your own.
You can download the completed project source files for this project below.
Lesson1FlexBuilder.zip


shinyauthr
is an R package providing module functions that can be used to add an authentication layer to your shiny apps.
It borrows some code from treysp’s shiny_password template with the goal of making implementation simpler for end users and allowing the login/logout UIs to fit easily into any UI framework, including shinydashboard. See live example app here and code in the inst directory.
The package provides 2 module functions each with a UI and server element:
Below is a minimal reproducible example of how to use the authentication modules in a shiny app. Note that you must initiate the use of the shinyjs package with shinyjs::useShinyjs()
in your UI code for this to work appropriately.
library(shiny)
library(shinyauthr)
library(shinyjs)
# dataframe that holds usernames, passwords and other user data
user_base <- data.frame(
user = c("user1", "user2"),
password = c("pass1", "pass2"),
permissions = c("admin", "standard"),
name = c("User One", "User Two"),
stringsAsFactors = FALSE,
row.names = NULL
)
ui <- fluidPage(
# must turn shinyjs on
shinyjs::useShinyjs(),
# add logout button UI
div(class = "pull-right", logoutUI(id = "logout")),
# add login panel UI function
loginUI(id = "login"),
# setup table output to show user info after login
tableOutput("user_table")
)
server <- function(input, output, session) {
# call the logout module with reactive trigger to hide/show
logout_init <- callModule(shinyauthr::logout,
id = "logout",
active = reactive(credentials()$user_auth))
# call login module supplying data frame, user and password cols
# and reactive trigger
credentials <- callModule(shinyauthr::login,
id = "login",
data = user_base,
user_col = user,
pwd_col = password,
log_out = reactive(logout_init()))
# pulls out the user information returned from login module
user_data <- reactive({credentials()$info})
output$user_table <- renderTable({
# use req to only render results when credentials()$user_auth is TRUE
req(credentials()$user_auth)
user_data()
})
}
shinyApp(ui = ui, server = server)
When the login module is called, it returns a reactive list containing 2 elements:
user_auth
info
The initial values of these variables are FALSE
and NULL
respectively. However, given a data frame or tibble containing user names, passwords and other user data (optional), the login module will assign a user_auth
value of TRUE
if the user supplies a matching user name and password. The value of info
then becomes the row of data associated with that user which can be used in the main to control content based on user permission variables etc.
The logout button will only show when user_auth
is TRUE
. Clicking the button will reset user_auth
back to FALSE
which will hide the button and show the login panel again.
You can set the code in your server functions to only run after a successful login through use of the req()
function inside all reactives, renders and observers. In the example above, using req(credentials()$user_auth)
inside the renderTable
function ensures the table showing the returned user information is only rendered when user_auth
is TRUE
.
sodium
If you are hosting your user passwords on the internet, it is a good idea to first encrypt them with a hashing algorithm. You can use the sodium package to do this. Sodium uses a slow hashing algorithm that is specifically designed to protect stored passwords from brute-force attacks. More on this here. You then tell the shinyauthr::login
module that your passwords have been hashed by sodium
and shinyauthr
will then decrypt when login is requested. Your plain text passwords must be a character vector, not factors, when hashing for this to work as shiny inputs are passed as character strings.
For example, a sample user base like the following can be incorporated for use with shinyauthr
:
# create a user base then hash passwords with sodium
# then save to an rds file in app directory
library(sodium)
user_base <- data.frame(
user = c("user1", "user2"),
password = sapply(c("pass1", "pass2"), sodium::password_store),
permissions = c("admin", "standard"),
name = c("User One", "User Two"),
stringsAsFactors = FALSE,
row.names = NULL
)
saveRDS(user_base, "user_base.rds")
I’m not a security professional so cannot guarantee this authentication procedure to be foolproof. It is ultimately the shiny app developer’s responsibility not to expose any sensitive content to the client without the necessary login criteria being met.
I would welcome any feedback on any potential vulnerabilities in the process. I know that apps hosted on a server without an SSL certificate could be open to interception of usernames and passwords submitted by a user. As such I would not recommend the use of shinyauthr without an HTTPS connection.
For apps intended for use within commercial organisations, I would recommend one of RStudio’s commercial shiny hosting options, or shinyproxy, both of which have built in authetication options.
However, I hope that having an easy-to-implement open-source shiny authentication option like this will prove useful when alternative options are not feasible.
Paul Campbell


The following options allow you to specify how the file should be printed:
Name
Select a printer from the drop down list to change where the printing is performed.
Properties
Brings up a printer specific dialog box that allows you to change additional settings that are specific to the current printer. This will allow you to set simple things like the paper size, source and orientation. (If not you can set these things using the Print Setup command on the File menu.) There may be other options specific to the selected printer such as print quality. Some printers may even allow you to perform tasks like cleaning ink jet nozzles or finding out how much ink remains in the ink cartridge currently in the printer.
Print To File
Select this to save the information (that would have been sent to the printer) to a file. Note that this is not just the text to be printed but also formatting commands specific to the currently selected printer. You can use this option if you don’t currently have access to the specific printer but want to print on another machine or at another time. One way to print the file would be to use the MSDOS command: “COPY /B printfile LPT1:”.
Print Range
Specify the pages you want to print:
|
All |
Prints the entire file. |
|
Pages |
Prints the range of pages you specify in the From and To boxes. |
|
Selection |
Prints the currently selected bytes (if any). |
Merge (and count) repeated lines
When selected only the first occurrence of consecutive repeated lines is printed. A count of the number of duplicate lines that were not printed is printed immediately below this line. This can save a lot of paper if, for example, the file to be printed contains lots of null bytes.
Note that this option is only available when printing the selection (since page sizes would be messed up for page oriented printing).
Number of copies
Specify the number of copies you want to print for the above page range.
Collate
Prints copies in page number order, instead of separated multiple copies of each page.
Printing Options
This button displays the Printer General Options page of the Options dialog.


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Dendro in Greek language means tree. The Dendro library is a large scale (262K cores on ORNL's Titan) distributed memory adaptive octree framework. The main goal of Dendro is to perform large scale multiphysics simulations efficeiently in mordern supercomputers. Dendro consists of efficient parallel data structures and algorithms to perform variational ( finite element) methods and finite difference mthods on 2:1 balanced arbitary adaptive octrees which enables the users to perform simulations raning from black holes (binary black hole mergers) to blood flow in human body, where applications ranging from relativity, astrophysics to biomedical engineering.
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#include <json.hpp>
Public Types | |
| using | difference_type = std::ptrdiff_t |
| using | base_iterator = std::reverse_iterator< Base > |
| shortcut to the reverse iterator adapter | |
| using | reference = typename Base::reference |
| the reference type for the pointed-to element | |
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| json_reverse_iterator (const typename base_iterator::iterator_type &it) noexcept | |
| create reverse iterator from iterator | |
| json_reverse_iterator (const base_iterator &it) noexcept | |
| create reverse iterator from base class | |
| json_reverse_iterator const | operator++ (int) |
| post-increment (it++) | |
| json_reverse_iterator & | operator++ () |
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| json_reverse_iterator const | operator-- (int) |
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| json_reverse_iterator & | operator-- () |
| pre-decrement (–it) | |
| json_reverse_iterator & | operator+= (difference_type i) |
| add to iterator | |
| json_reverse_iterator | operator+ (difference_type i) const |
| add to iterator | |
| json_reverse_iterator | operator- (difference_type i) const |
| subtract from iterator | |
| difference_type | operator- (const json_reverse_iterator &other) const |
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| reference | operator[] (difference_type n) const |
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| auto | key () const -> decltype(std::declval< Base >().key()) |
| return the key of an object iterator | |
| reference | value () const |
| return the value of an iterator | |
a template for a reverse iterator class
| Base | the base iterator type to reverse. Valid types are iterator (to create reverse_iterator) and const_iterator (to create const_reverse_iterator). |
The class satisfies the following concept requirements:


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Last week, I was trying to connect to an SVN repository over SSH, using TortoiseSVN and Putty. I found a the faq on how to configure everything and checked it to make sure I was doing everything right.
I tried to connect. TortoiseSVN asked for my certificate password. And then, nothing. I could see that indeed TortoiseSVN was connecting to the SSH server; but just sat there doing nothing.
I had already tried connecting using Putty directly, and that seemed to work, so I kept checking my settings, but for the life of me I couldn't figure out what the deal was.
Eventually, I figured out what the deal was:
See that "Don't start a shell or command at all" checkbox? Yep; that should NOT have been checked, as it prevented the server from starting svnserve to handle the SVN connection. Don't know why I had checked it before, but everything worked as soon as I removed it from my Putty profile.


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BELLE EPQOUE A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1994 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Jorge Ganz, Fernando Fernan Gomez, Ariadna Gil, Maribel Verdu, Penelope Cruz, Miriam Diaz-Aroca. Screenplay: Rafael Azcona, from a story by Azcona, Jose Luis Garcia Sanchez & Fernando Trueba. Director: Fernando Trueba.
It was considered something of an upset when the Academy Award for Foreign Language Film went to Spain's BELLE EPOQUE, but in retrospect it really shouldn't have been. The category has recently favored safe, small entertainments over big political epics, as evidenced by the victory for MEDITERRANEO. BELLE EPOQUE bears more than a passing resemblance to that former winner; it's a sunny, sensual comedy with all the makings of a crossover success. Although it features no real story to speak of, and some clownish characters, its frisky tone and clever direction by Fernando Trueba make it a worthwhile experience.
BELLE EPOQUE takes place in 1931 Spain, where a republican revolution has challenged the monarchy and the Catholic Church. Fernando (Jorge Sanz), a member of the king's army with republican sentiments, has deserted into the Spanish country side. He meets Manolo (Fernando Fernan Gomez), a free-thinking artist and political simpatico who offers to take Fernando in for the night. However, Fernando's arrival coincides with a visit from Manolo's four daughters: serious widow Clara (Miriam Diaz-Aroca); mannish Violeta (Ariadna Gil); lusty Rocio (Maribel Verdu); and innocent Luz (Penelope Cruz). Fernando ends up staying just a bit longer than planned, switching affections between the sisters as fast as he changes beds, while the political drama plays out in the background.
Comedy is probably the hardest cinematic genre to translate from foreign language films, so it is high praise indeed to note that BELLE EPOQUE had the audience where I saw the film laughing hard and often. The subtitling is superb, losing only minor idioms in the translation. Those more familiar with Spanish history and culture might be quicker to figure out what a "Carlist" is, or the humor behind the parish priest's affinity for philosopher Miguel de Unamuno, but far more of the fun in BELLE EPOQUE transcends particulars of culture. There are delightful moments of physical comedy, most notably Violeta's gender-bending seduction of Fernando while both are in costume at a carnival. Another highlight is the arrival of Manolo's opera singer wife and her jealous manager, accompanied by a window serenade. The humor is almost entirely accessible, and it's very winning.
Much of BELLE EPOQUE's earthy charm comes from the slightly anachronistic "if-it-feels-good-do-it" attitude of many of the principal characters. This is not, as one might expect, some leering variation on the old traveling salesman/farmer's daughters story; Manolo's response to Fernando's revelation of his tryst with Violeta is delightfully unexpected. Director Trueba uses the backdrop of the republican revolution to highlight a shift away from the rigidly Catholic Spain to a more liberal era, a transition emphasized in wonderful scenes involving Rocio's uptight fiance Juanito and his domineering mother. Juanito is so deeply rooted in Catholicism that when he rebels against his mother, he goes to the local church believing there is some ceremony involved in renouncing the faith.
However, BELLE EPOQUE makes no pretense to being "about" anything, and it is in that respect that the film commits its few errors. There is really no plot, just a series of amusing encounters which don't serve to develop any of the characters. The characterizations are somewhat weak, particularly that of Fernando, whose seminarian background, professed agnosticism and unabashed romanticism are never successfully linked. Clara, Luz and Rocio are too sketchy, and Juanito is simply a buffoon. There are two strong performances, from Ariadna Gil as Violeta and Fernando Fernan Gomez as Manolo, and it is no coincidence that they are also the most fully developed characters. Still, BELLE EPOQUE does what Trueba intends for it to do, which is to entertain and amuse. It may not have been my choice for an Oscar, but there could have been far worse choices.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 republicans: 8.
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