Pointer to load data. The type of data pointed to by this parameter
is specific to the type of load requested. The
WX_LOADRESULT window message.
This call will fail if a previous load operation is still in progress
for this view window.
In this case the function will return immediately with a value of WX_ERROR.
WXViewQueryLastError can then be called to retrieve the last
error for this view window.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXEINPROGRESS
- A previous call to WXViewLoad is still pending on this view window.
Example:
HWND hwndView ; /* assume this was set via WinCreateWindow */
char szURL[] = "http://www.ibm.com" ;
if ( WXViewLoad( hwndView, szURL, WX_DEFAULT ) == WX_SUCCESS ) {
/* parent window will now be posted with WX_LOADRESULT when this
* operation completes
*/
} /* endif */
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewLoadToFile (
HWND
hwndView
,
PCSZ
pcszURL
,
PCSZ
pcszFileName
,
WXFLAGS
wxLoadFlags
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pcszURL
- A zero terminated string pointing to the URL to load
- pcszFileName
- A zero terminated string pointing to the file name in which the desired
URL's contents will be copied.
- wxLoadFlags
- Loading options. See WXViewLoad for a list of
valid loading options.
- pwxAnchorData
- Pointer to load data. The type of data pointed to by this parameter
is specific to the type of load requested.
(see wxLoadFlags)
Remarks:
WXViewLoadToFile should be used to initiate loading of a document
directly to a file. Note that this
function returns immediately. When the document loading is complete,
the results are posted to the parent window via the
WX_LOADRESULT window message.
This call will fail if a previous load operation is still in progress
for this view window.
In this case the function will return immediately with a value of WX_ERROR.
WXViewQueryLastError can then be called to retrieve the last
error for this view window.
As in the case of WXViewLoad, if the current
document is contained in the cache in an acceptable format, the cached
version will be used. The WX_FORCERELOAD flag will override any cache settings
and retrieve the document from its source.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXEFILE
- The file name could not be opened for writing.
- WXEINPROGRESS
- A previous call to WXViewLoadToFile or WXViewLoad
is still pending on this view window.
Example:
HWND hwndView ; /* assume this was set via WinCreateWindow */
char szURL[] = "http://www.ibm.com" ;
char szFileName = "c:\\temp\\temp.htm" ;
if ( WXViewLoadToFile( hwndView,
szURL,
szFileName,
WX_DEFAULT ) == WX_SUCCESS )
{
/* parent window will now be posted with WX_LOADRESULT when this
* operation completes
*/
} /* endif */
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewPrint (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXPRINTINFO
pPrintInfo
,
USHORT
usLen
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pPrintInfo
- Pointer to a WXPRINTINFO
data structure for the desired printing options.
- usLen
- Length of pPrintInfo
Remarks:
WXViewPrint is used to print the contents of the document currently
active in the view. There must be a valid, loaded document in the view
window in order to print.
Note that this function will return immediately after initiating
the print request, and a
WX_PRINTRESULT message will be sent to the owner
window when the printing operation completes.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXENODOC
- There is no document currently loaded in this view window.
- WXEINPROGRESS
- A document is currently being loaded in this view window.
Example:
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewCancelLoad (
HWND
hwndView
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
Remarks:
WXViewCancelLoad will cancel the loading of the previous document.
Note that the loading operation is not considered complete until the
WX_LOADRESULT
message has been sent to the parent window. Therefore, in order to cancel a
loading operation and begin another load, the application must issue the
WXViewCancelLoad call
and then wait for the WX_LOADRESULT message to be posted before issuing another
WXViewLoad API call.
This call will fail if there is no load operation currently in progress.
In this case the function will return immediately with a value of WX_ERROR.
WXViewQueryLastError can then be called to retrieve the last
error for this view window.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- The view window handle is not valid.
- WXENODOC
- No document loading operation is currently in progress for this view window.
Example:
HWND hwndView ; /* assume this was set via WinCreateWindow */
if ( WXViewCancelLoad( hwndView ) == WX_SUCCESS ) {
/* parent window will now be posted with WX_LOADRESULT when this
* operation completes
*/
} /* endif */
BOOL APIENTRY WXViewIsLoading (
HWND
hwndView
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
Remarks:
WXViewIsLoading should be used to determine if a document is
currently being loaded.
This function returns TRUE if a document is currently being loaded in
the view window as a result of a previous
WXViewLoadToFile
API call. FALSE is returned if no document is currently being loaded
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryPos (
HWND
hwndView
,
USHORT
x
,
USHORT
y
,
PWXPOS
pwxPos
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- x
- the horizontal coordinate of the mouse position
- y
- the vertical coordinate of the mouse position
- pwxPos
- A pointer to a position structure which will be set to the document position that
the given lMousePos corresponds to.
Remarks:
WXViewQueryPos is designed to take mouse coordinates such as those passed in the
WX_BUTTONCLICK
and WX_MOUSEMOVE messages and map them to a position in
the current document. This position indicator can then be used in other API functions
to query the contents of the document at that location.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXEINPROGRESS
- A previous call to WXViewLoad is still pending on this view window.
Example:
/* assume a window procedure here;
* mp1 is the first parameter in the window message call.
* hwndView has been previously initialize via WinCreateWindow...
*/
case WX_BUTTONCLICK :
{
PWXBUTTONDATA pwxBData = (PWXBUTTONDATA)mp2 ;
WXPOS wxPos ;
WXViewQueryPos( hwndView, pwxBData->x, pwxBData->y, &wxPos ) ;
/* ... do something with wxPos here ... */
}
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryAnchor (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXPOS
pwxPos
,
PSZ
pszAnchor
,
USHORT
usLen
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxPos
- A pointer to a position structure initialized by a call to
WXViewQueryPos.
- pszAnchor
- A character buffer which will hold the anchor found at pwxPos
- usLen
- Length of pszAnchor
Remarks:
WXViewQueryAnchor will fill pszAnchor with the desired data for
the anchor found at pwxPos.
If the returned string is greater than
or equal to usLen bytes, the returned value is a truncated version of
the anchor and the error code for the view window is set to
WXEBUFSIZE.
This call will fail if pwxPos does not point to a valid component
of the document. In this case the function will return WX_ERROR and
the WXViewQueryLastError function can be called to
determine the specific error.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXENOANCHOR
- No anchor was found at this position
- WXEBUFSIZE
- The buffer size given was not large enough to hold the entire anchor.
Example:
#define BUFSZ 256
APIRET retErr ;
/* assume a window procedure here;
* mp1 is the first parameter in the window message call.
* hwndView has been previously initialized via WinCreateWindow...
*/
case WX_BUTTONCLICK :
{
PWXBUTTONDATA pwxBData = (PWXBUTTONDATA)mp2 ;
WXPOS wxPos ;
char szAnchor[BUFSZ];
if ( WXViewQueryPos( hwndView, pwxBData->x, pwxBData->y, &wxPos ) == WX_SUCCESS ) {
if ( WXViewQueryAnchor( hwndView, &wxPos, szAnchor, BUFSZ ) == WX_SUCCESS ) {
/* ... do something with the anchor here ... */
} else {
retErr = WXViewQueryLastError( hwndView ) ;
} /* endif */
} else {
retErr = WXViewQueryLastError( hwndView ) ;
} /* endif */
}
USHORT APIENTRY WXViewQueryAnchorLen (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXPOS
pwxPos
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxPos
- A pointer to a position structure initialized by a call to
WXViewQueryPos.
Remarks:
WXViewQueryAnchorLen returns the length of the anchor which
resides at pwxPos
The current anchor's text or address can be obtained by calling
WXViewQueryAnchor
This call will fail if there is no document currently active in the
view window.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXENODOC
- No document is currently loaded in the view window.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryAnchorData (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXPOS
pwxPos
,
PWXANCHORDATA
pwxAnchorData
,
USHORT
usLen
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxPos
- A pointer to a position structure initialized by a call to
WXViewQueryPos.
- pwxAnchorData
- A caller-supplied buffer which will hold the anchor data found at pwxPos
- usLen
- Length of pwxAnchorData
Remarks:
WXViewQueryAnchorData will fill pwxAnchorData with the desired data for
the anchor found at pwxPos. Typically
WXViewQueryLastError function can be called to
determine the specific error.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXENOANCHOR
- No anchor was found at this position
USHORT APIENTRY WXViewQueryAnchorDataLen (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXPOS
pwxPos
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxPos
- A pointer to a position structure initialized by a call to
WXViewQueryPos.
Remarks:
WXViewQueryAnchorDataLen returns the length of the anchor data
for the anchor which resides at pwxPos
The current anchor's data can be obtained by calling
WXViewQueryAnchorData
This call will fail if there is no document currently active in the
view window.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXENODOC
- No document is currently loaded in the view window.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryDocTitle (
HWND
hwndView
,
PSZ
pszTitle
,
USHORT
usLen
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pszTitle
- A character buffer which will hold the current document title
- usLen
- Length of pszTitle
Remarks:
WXViewQueryDocTitle will fill pszTitle with the
current document title. If the title string is greater than
or equal to usLen bytes, the returned value is a truncated version of
the title and the error code for the view window is set to
WXEBUFSIZE.
This call will fail if there is no document currently active in the
view window.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXEBUFSIZE
- The buffer size given was not large enough to hold the entire title string.
- WXENODOC
- No document is currently loaded in the view window.
USHORT APIENTRY WXViewQueryDocTitleLen (
HWND
hwndView
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
Remarks:
WXViewQueryDocTitleLen return the length of the current document
title.
The current title string can be obtained by calling
WXViewQueryDocTitle
This call will fail if there is no document currently active in the
view window.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXENODOC
- No document is currently loaded in the view window.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryDocAnchor (
HWND
hwndView
,
PSZ
pszAnchor
,
USHORT
usLen
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pszAnchor
- A character buffer which will hold the anchor of the currently loaded
document
- usLen
- Length of pszAnchor
Remarks:
WXViewQueryDocAnchor will fill pszAnchor with the
anchor of the current document. If the anchor string is greater than
or equal to usLen bytes, the returned value is a truncated version of
the anchor and the error code for the view window is set to
WXEBUFSIZE.
This call will fail if there is no document currently active in the
view window. In this case, WX_ERROR is returned and
WXViewQueryLastError
may be called to retrieve the last error for this view window.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXEBUFSIZE
- The buffer size given was not large enough to hold the entire title string.
- WXENODOC
- No document is currently loaded in the view window.
USHORT APIENTRY WXViewQueryDocAnchorLen (
HWND
hwndView
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
Remarks:
WXViewQueryDocAnchorLen returns the length of the current document's
anchor string.
The current anchor can be obtained by calling
WXViewQueryDocAnchor
This call will fail if there is no document currently active in the
view window.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXENODOC
- No document is currently loaded in the view window.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewSearch (
HWND
hwndView
,
WXSEARCHOPTS
wxSearchOpts
,
PWXPOS
pwxStartPos
,
PWXPOS
pwxNextPos
,
PCSZ
pcszSearchData
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- wxSearchOpts
- Indicates the type of search to be performed. It may be one of:
WXSEARCH_FORWARD :
Begin the search starting at pwxStartPos and moving forward.
WXSEARCH_BACKWARD :
Begin the search starting at pwxStartPos and moving backward.
- pwxStartPos
- Starting position to begin the search from.
- pwxNextPos
- Upon successful return from the function, pwxNextPos will be filled
with the position information of the search data.
- pcszSearchData
- String to search for in the document
Remarks:
WXViewSearch will search the current document for
pcszSearchData in the direction specified by wxSearchOpts.
If pwxStartPos is NULL, the search begins from the top of the
document (for WXSEARCH_FORWARD) or bottom of the document (for
WXSEARCH_BACKWARD).
If the search string is not found in the document given the search criteria,
the function fails with WX_ERROR and
WXViewQueryLastError
will hold WXENOTFOUND. Note that it may be useful for some applications
to check specifically for this error code since it can be used to
indicate when a search operation must "wrap" to the top or bottom
fo the document.
This call will fail if there is no document currently active in the
view window.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXENOTFOUND
- The search string was not found in the document.
- WXENODOC
- No document is currently loaded in the view window.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewSetAnchorState (
HWND
hwndView
,
PCSZ
pcszAnchor
,
WXFLAGS
wxAnchorOpts
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pcszAnchor
- A string which holds the anchor to set the state for.
- wxAnchorOpts
- New state for this anchor. It can be one of:
WXANCHOR_DEFAULT :
Reset this anchor to its default state.
WXANCHOR_VISITED :
Mark this anchor as visited.
Remarks:
WXViewSetAnchorState will update the view window's representation
of the specified anchor. The most obvious effect of this is the color
used to represent "visited" anchors in the view differs from that
of anchors which have not been visited.
The WXViewQueryAnchorState API call
can be used to find the anchor's current state.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryAnchorState (
HWND
hwndView
,
PCSZ
pcszAnchor
,
PWXFLAGS
pwxAnchorOpts
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pcszAnchor
- A string which holds the anchor to set the state for.
- pwxAnchorOpts
- Upon successful completion of this function, pwxAnchorOpts will
hold the current state of the specified anchor. For a list of valid
states, see the
WXViewSetAnchorState
function.
Remarks:
WXViewQueryAnchorState will query the view window's
current representation of the specified anchor.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryLastError (
HWND
hwndView
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
Remarks:
WXViewQueryLastError will return the last error code set for this view window, or
WXENONE if no error is present on this view window. hwndView must be a
valid window handle initialized by WinCreateWindow,
otherwise behavior of this function is undefined.
Error Codes:
- WXENONE
- The last API call completed successfully
- Other
- API specific error code returned. See the description of the API function
for an explanation of this error.
Example:
HWND hwndView ; /* assume this was set via WinCreateWindow */
APIRET retErr ;
retErr = WXViewQueryLastError( hwndView ) ;
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryLastLoadError (
HWND
hwndView
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
Remarks:
WXViewQueryLastLoadError will return the load error
for this view window. This value is reset whenever a new load
operation is initiated. If the last load operation completed
successfully, WXENONE is returned.
Error Codes:
- WXENONE
- The last API call completed successfully
- Other
- API specific error code returned. See the description of the API function
for an explanation of this error.
HPOINTER APIENTRY WXViewQueryPointer (
HWND
hwndView
,
WXPOINTERTYPE
wxPointerType
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- wxPointerType
- The type of view pointer to query. It can be one of the following:
WXPOINTER_NORMAL :
The default pointer when the pointer is in the view window.
WXPOINTER_ANCHOR :
The pointer used when over an anchor in the view window.
WXPOINTER_WAIT :
The pointer used when the view window is not accepting input.
Remarks:
WXViewQueryPointer returns the pointer currently installed
for each of the various pointer types used by the view window.
The pointer returned by this function should not be deleted as
it is currently in use by the view window.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewSetPointer (
HWND
hwndView
,
WXPOINTERTYPE
wxPointerType
,
HPOINTER
hPointer
);
- hwndView
- A view window obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- wxPointerType
- The type of view pointer to query. See
WXViewQueryPointer
for a list of possible pointer types.
- hPointer
- Handle of the new pointer to install.
Remarks:
WXViewSetPointer installs hPointer for the view window
pointer identified by wxPointerType. Once installed, this pointer
is used by the view window and therefore must not be deleted. In order
to safely delete the pointer, another call to
WXViewSetPointer must be made in order
to replace the currently installed pointer.
Note that you can restore the view window's default pointer types by
specifying a NULLHANDLE for hPointer.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
Configuration Functions
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryCacheOpts (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXCACHEOPTS
pwxCacheOpts
,
USHORT
usSize
);
- hwndView
- Window handle obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxCacheOpts
- Pointer to a
WXCACHEOPTS
structure. Upon successful completion of this function, the structure
is loaded with the current cache settings.
- usSize
- Size of the structure pointed to by pwxCacheOpts
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewSetCacheOpts (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXCACHEOPTS
pwxCacheOpts
,
USHORT
usSize
);
- hwndView
- Window handle obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxCacheOpts
- Pointer to a
WXCACHEOPTS
structure. This structure is loaded with the desired settings before calling the
function. Upon successful completion, the new settings are in effect.
- usSize
- Size of the structure pointed to by pwxCacheOpts
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryDisplayOpts (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXDISPLAYOPTS
pwxDisplayOpts
,
USHORT
usSize
);
- hwndView
- Window handle obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxDisplayOpts
- Pointer to a
WXDISPLAYOPTS
structure. Upon successful completion of this function, the structure
is loaded with the current cache settings.
- usSize
- Size of the structure pointed to by pwxDisplayOpts
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewSetDisplayOpts (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXDISPLAYOPTS
pwxDisplayOpts
,
USHORT
usSize
);
- hwndView
- Window handle obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxDisplayOpts
- Pointer to a
WXDISPLAYOPTS
structure. This structure is loaded with the desired settings before calling the
function. Upon successful completion, the new settings are in effect.
- usSize
- Size of the structure pointed to by pwxDisplayOpts
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryNetworkOpts (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXNETWORKOPTS
pwxNetworkOpts
,
USHORT
usSize
);
- hwndView
- Window handle obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxNetworkOpts
- Pointer to a
WXNETWORKOPTS
structure. Upon successful completion of this function, the structure
is loaded with the current cache settings.
- usSize
- Size of the structure pointed to by pwxNetworkOpts
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewSetNetworkOpts (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXNETWORKOPTS
pwxNetworkOpts
,
USHORT
usSize
);
- hwndView
- Window handle obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxNetworkOpts
- Pointer to a
WXNETWORKOPTS
structure. This structure is loaded with the desired settings before calling the
function. Upon successful completion, the new settings are in effect.
- usSize
- Size of the structure pointed to by pwxNetworkOpts
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXENOPROXY
- The proxy gateway was specified as enabled, but no valid proxy server
was supplied.
- WXENOSOCKS
- The socks gateway was specified as enabled, but no valid socks server
was supplied.
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewEnableGateway (
HWND
hwndView
,
WXGATEWAY
wxGateway
);
- hwndView
- Window handle obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- wxGateway
- Holds the desired gateway setting. Upon successful
completion of this function, the gateway setting is in effect.
Remarks:
wxGateway can be one of the following values. Settings can be combined using
the logical OR operator (|) to acheive the desired combination:
- WXGATEWAY_PROXY
- Use a socks gateway. Only valid if the gateway has been defined correctly via
calling the WXViewSetNetworkOpts function.
- WXGATEWAY_SOCKS
- Use a socks gateway. Only valid if the gateway has been defined correctly via
calling the WXViewSetNetworkOpts function.
- WXGATEWAY_NONE
- Use neither a socks or proxy gateway
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXENOPROXY
- A valid proxy server is not currently defined
- WXENOSOCKS
- A valid socks server is not currently defined
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryViewer (
HWND
hwndView
,
PCSZ
pcszMIMEType
,
PWXVIEWER
pwxViewer
,
USHORT
usLen
);
- hwndView
- Window handle obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pcszMIMEType
- String which holds the MIME type to query.
- pwxViewer
- Pointer to an viewer structure which will hold the values for
the given MIME type upon return.
- usLen
- Length of the WXVIEWER structure
Remarks:
WXViewQueryViewer will return the viewer currently registered for
the given MIME type pair. External viewers can be set or removed by using the
WXViewSetViewer API call.
Note that WXViewQueryViewer will return WX_ERROR if there is no viewer
currently registered for this MIME type.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXEMIME
- The syntax for the MIME type pair is invalid.
- WXENOTFOUND
- No viewer is currently registered for the requested MIME type.
Example:
HWND hwndView ; /* assume this was set via WinCreateWindow */
APIRET retErr ;
WXVIEWER wxViewer ;
retErr = WXViewQueryViewer( hwndView,
"application/pdf",
&wxViewer,
sizeof(WXVIEWER) ) ;
if ( retErr != WX_SUCCESS ) {
if ( WXViewQueryLastError( hwndView ) == WXENOTFOUND ) {
/* no viewer registered for this MIME type */
} else {
/* handle other errors here */
} /* endif */
} /* endif */
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewSetViewer (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXVIEWER
pwxViewer
,
USHORT
usLen
);
- hwndView
- Window handle obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxViewer
- Pointer to a structure filled with the external viewer data to set
- usLen
- Length of the WXVIEWER structure
Remarks:
WXViewSetViewer will set the external viewer for the MIME type pair
specified. Any previous setting for this MIME type will be replaced. The
current viewer setting can be obtained by calling
WXViewQueryViewer.
Note that several of the image MIME types can conflict with the
bInternalViewer display option. If this flag is
set to TRUE, the View window space will be used to view the images
internally regardless of the setting for the external viewer. Setting this
option to FALSE will cause the external viewer to be used for the relevant
MIME types if viewers have been appropriately registered. The following MIME
types are affected by the internal viewers display option:
- image/gif
- image/jpeg
- image/x-xbitmap
- image/bmp
If the call completes without an error, WX_SUCESS is returned, otherwise
WX_ERROR is returned and
WXViewQueryLastError
can be used to obtain the specific error code.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXEMIME
- The syntax for the MIME type pair is invalid.
Example:
HWND hwndView ; /* assume this was set via WinCreateWindow */
APIRET retErr ;
WXVIEWER wxViewer ;
strcpy( wxViewer.szMIMEType, "application/pdf" );
strcpy( wxViewer.szProgram, "c:\\apps\\acroread.exe" );
retErr = WXViewSetViewer( hwndView, &wxViewer, sizeof( WXVIEWER) ) ;
if ( retErr != WX_SUCCESS ) {
/* handle errors here */
} /* endif */
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewQueryExtMap (
HWND
hwndView
,
PCSZ
pcszExtension
,
PWXEXTMAP
pwxExtMap
,
USHORT
usLen
);
- hwndView
- Window handle obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pcszExtension
- String which holds the extension to query.
- pwxExtMap
- Pointer to an extension map structure which will hold the values for
the given extension upon return.
- usLen
- Length of the WXEXTMAP structure
Remarks:
WXViewQueryExtMap will return the mapping currently in place for
pcszExtension. Upon successful return, pwxExtMap will be set
with the appropriate mapping for this extension.
Note that WXViewQueryExtMap will return WX_ERROR if there is no mapping
currently registered for this MIME type.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXEMIME
- The syntax for the MIME type pair is invalid.
- WXENOTFOUND
- No mapping currently exists for this extension
Example:
HWND hwndView ; /* assume this was set via WinCreateWindow */
APIRET retErr ;
WXEXTMAP wxExtMap ;
retErr = WXViewQueryExtMap( hwndView,
"application/pdf",
&wxExtMap,
sizeof(WXEXTMAP) ) ;
if ( retErr != WX_SUCCESS ) {
if ( WXViewQueryLastError( hwndView ) == WXENOTFOUND ) {
/* no extension mapping for this MIME type */
} else {
/* handle other errors here */
} /* endif */
} /* endif */
APIRET APIENTRY WXViewSetExtMap (
HWND
hwndView
,
PWXEXTMAP
pwxExtMap
,
USHORT
usLen
);
- hwndView
- Window handle obtained by calling WinCreateWindow
- pwxExtMap
- Pointer to a structure filled with the extension map data to set
- usLen
- Length of the WXEXTMAP structure
Remarks:
WXViewSetExtMap will set the external viewer for the MIME type pair
specified within pwxExtMap. Any previous mapping for this
extension will be replaced. The current extension mapping can be obtained
by calling WXViewQueryExtMap.
Setting the szMIMEType member to the empty string
effectively removes the mapping for this extension.
If the call completes without an error, WX_SUCESS is returned, otherwise
WX_ERROR is returned and
WXViewQueryLastError
can be used to obtain the specific error code.
Error Codes:
- WXEINVAL
- One of the parameters passed to the function is invalid.
- WXEMIME
- The syntax for the MIME type pair is invalid.
Example:
HWND hwndView ; /* assume this was set via WinCreateWindow */
APIRET retErr ;
WXEXTMAP wxExtMap ;
strcpy( wxExtMap.szExtension, "pdf" ) ;
strcpy( wxExtMap.szMIMEType, "application/pdf" ) ;
wxExtMap.wxFormat = WXFORMAT_BINARY ;
retErr = WXViewSetExtMap( hwndView, &wxExtMap, sizeof(WXEXTMAP) ) ;
if ( retErr != WX_SUCCESS ) {
/* handle errors here */
} /* endif */
The window messages listed below are passed to the parent window
when the given event occurs.
WX_MOUSEMOVE
This message is passed to the parent as the mouse is moved
within the view window.
- mp1
- HWND Window handle of the view window which sent this message
- mp2
- PWXMOUSEDATA Pointer to a
WXMOUSEDATA structure.
WX_BUTTONCLICK
Remarks:
This message is passed to the parent window when one of the mouse
pointer buttons is pressed while within the view window.
- mp1
- HWND Window handle of the view window which sent this message
- mp2
- PWXBUTTONDATA Pointer to a
WXBUTTONDATA structure.
WX_LOADRESULT
Remarks:
This message is sent to the parent window when a load operation
initiated by WXViewLoad completes.
Note that this message does not necessarily indicate successful
completion. This message is also sent when a call to
WXViewCancelLoad causes a
load operation to stop prematurely.
- mp1
- HWND Window handle of the view window which sent this message
- mp2
- WXFLAGS Holds the result of the load operation. It can take one of the
following values:
- WX_SUCCESS
- WX_CANCELLED
- WX_ERROR
In the event of an error,
WXViewQueryLastLoadError
can be called to get the specific error which occurred during
the load operation.
WX_PRINTRESULT
Remarks:
This message is sent to the parent window when the printing
of the current document initiated by
WXViewPrint
completes.
Note that this message does not necessarily indicate successful
completion. mp2 will hold the general result of the last print
operation. WXViewQueryLastLoadError
can be called to find the specific error code.
- mp1
- HWND Window handle of the view window which sent this message
- mp2
- WXFLAGS Holds the result of the print operation. It can take one of the
following values:
- WX_SUCCESS
- WX_CANCELLED
- WX_ERROR
In the event of an error,
WXViewQueryLastLoadError
can be called to get the specific error which occurred during
the print operation.
WX_LOADSTATUS
Remarks:
This message will be sent while a load is in progress to
indicate the status of the document, formatting and image loading
threads. This is intended to allow the parent to update
progress indicators, etc. which may change as the document is
loaded.
- mp1
- HWND Window handle of the view window which sent this message
- mp2
- PWXTHREADDATA Pointer to an array of WXTHREADDATA structures.
The following indexes into PWXTHREADDATA array are defined:
- WXTHDIDX_DOC
- Refers to the document loading thread
- WXTHDIDX_FMT
- Refers to document formatting thread
- WXTHDIDX_IMG1 through WXTHDIDX_IMG8
- Refers to each of the possible loader threads. Note that some of these
values may be undefined depending on the number of threads initially requested
via the WXINITDATA structure. For example, if only
four image loading threads were defined (which is the default), then
WXTHDIDX_IMG5 through WXTHDIDX_IMG8 would be irrelevant
since those threads are not defined for this view window.
The wxflState flag of the WXTHREADDATA structure
indicates the current state of this thread. The following states are
defined:
- WXTHREAD_IDLE
- For loader threads, this state indicates that no load operation is
currently in progress. For the format thread, this means that an initial
format or reformat is not in progress.
- WXTHREAD_CONNECT
- This state is only valid for loader threads. It indicates that a
connection to a remote host in currently in progress on this thread.
- WXTHREAD_WAIT
- This state is only valid for loader threads. It indicates that a
connection has been established and the thread is waiting for data
to be sent.
- WXTHREAD_DATA
- This state indicates that the thread is currently processing data.
In this case, the ulProgressCount and ulProgressLimit data members will
contain the amount of data which has currently been processed.
- WXTHREAD_RENDER
- This state is only valid on image loading threads. It is not used
when streaming images are enabled, since images are rendered during the
WXTHREAD_DATA state. For graphics that are not streamed, the render state
is used to indicate that all image data has arrived and is being processed
before display on the output device.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: First Annual Ivy Envy MLB Final Standings Challenge author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 443 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=443 date: '2009-04-02 19:27:15 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-04-03 01:27:15 +0000' categories: - General Baseball - Offense tags: - Ivy Envy MLB Final Standings Challenge - FAIEMLBFSC comments: - id: 157 author: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-04-03 09:24:50 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-04-03 15:24:50 +0000' content: "John From Wasting Away in Wrigleyville is having trouble posting his picks, so I'll post them for him:\r\n\r\nNL\r\n\r\nEast\r\n1. Mets\r\n2. Phillies (WC)\r\n3. Marlins\r\n4. Braves\r\n5. Nats\r\n\r\nCentral\r\n1. CUBS\r\n2. Cards\r\n3. Reds\r\n4. Astros\r\n5. Brewers\r\n6.  Dodgers\r\n2. D-Backs\r\n3. Giants\r\n4. Rockies\r\n5. Padres\r\n\r\nNLDS\r\nCUBS over Mets\r\n Phillies over Dodgers\r\nNLCS\r\nCUBS over Phillies\r\n\r\nAL\r\n\r\nEast\r\n1. Douchebag Yankees\r\n2. Red Sox (WC)\r\n3. Non-Devil Rays\r\n4. Orioles\r\n5. That irrelevant Canadian team (Something or other-Jays)\r\n\r\nCentral (literally anyone can win this division)\r\n1. Indians\r\n2. Twins\r\n3. White Sox\r\n4. Tigers\r\n5. Royals\r\n\r\nWest\r\n1. Angels\r\n2. Rangers\r\n3. Mariners\r\n4. A's\r\n\r\nALDS\r\nAngels over Red Sox\r\nDouchebag Yankees over Indians\r\n\r\nALCS\r\nDouchebag Yankees over Angels\r\n\r\nWS\r\nCUBS over Douchebag Yankees (cue my joyous cardiac arrest)" - id: 159 author: Jim author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2009-04-04 09:38:19 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-04-04 15:38:19 +0000' content: "Ok, here's the predictions, based on nothing but hunches and misinformation.\r\n\r\nNL East - Atlanta, NY, Philadelphia,Washington, Florida, \r\nNL Central- Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Houston, Pittsburgh,\r\nWild Card- NY\r\nNL West- Los Angeles, Arizona, San Francisco, Colorado, San Diego\r\n\r\nAL East- Boston, NY, Toronto, Tampa Bay, Baltimore\r\n\r\nAL Central- Cleveland, Minnesota, Kansas City,Detroit, Chicago, \r\n\r\nAL West- California, Oakland, Seattle, Texas\r\nWild Card-NY\r\n\r\nCubs over mets\r\nLos Angeles over Atlanta\r\nLos Angeles over Cubbies(wait til next year)\r\n\r\nCalifornia over NY\r\nBoston over Cleveland\r\nBoston over California\r\n\r\nBoston wins world series in 6 over LA Dodgers" - id: 160 author: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http:// date: '2009-04-04 10:41:42 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-04-04 16:41:42 +0000' content: "Hey Jim, \r\nYou're showing your age by calling them the California Angels." - id: 162 author: Andy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://ivyenvy.com date: '2009-04-05 08:20:53 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-04-05 14:20:53 +0000' content: "NL\r\n\r\nEast\r\n1. New York 2. Philadelphia 3. Florida 4. Atlanta \ 5. Washington\r\n\r\nCentral\r\n1. Chicago 2. St. Louis 3. Cincinnati 4. Milwaukee 5. Houston 6. Pittsburgh\r\n\r\nWest\r\n1. Los Angeles 2. San Francisco \ 3. Arizona 4. Colorado 5. San Diego\r\n\r\nAL\r\n\r\nEast\r\n1. Boston 2. New York 3. Tampa Bay 4. Baltimore 5. Toronto\r\n\r\nCentral\r\n1. Minnesota \ 2. Cleveland 3. Detroit 4. Chicago 5. Kansas City\r\n\r\nWest\r\n1. Los Angeles \ 2. Oakland 3. Texas 4. Seattle\r\n\r\nNLDS--\r\n\r\nChicago def. New York\r\nPhiladelphia def. Los Angeles\r\n\r\nALDS--\r\n\r\nBoston def. Minnesota\r\nNew York def. Los Angeles\r\n\r\nNLCS--\r\n\r\nChicago def. Philadelphia\r\n\r\nALCS--\r\n\r\nBoston def. New York\r\n\r\nWorld Series--\r\n\r\nWrigley Field def. Fenway" - id: 887 author: Ivy Envy » Eliminated. author_email: '' author_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=1510 date: '2009-10-01 11:28:37 +0000' date_gmt: '2009-10-01 17:28:37 +0000' content: "[...] as of Tuesday, and with only a few games left, we all have to move on to other time vacuums. We all predicted that the Cubs would go out more like a lion than a lamb this season, and we all were wrong. Some of us picked them to win the World Series, [...]" ---
Welcome to the First Annual Ivy Envy MLB Final Standings Challenge (IEMLBFSC). Some of us that write for Ivy Envy will be posting our predictions on what the standings will look like, come October. We encourage you to join in with us. Post your predictions in a comment to either this post or any of the posts of the writers' predictions. You know baseball as well, if not better, than we do. So why not show us up? If a non-Ivy Envy writer wins the contest, you will be awarded whatever Ivy Envy merchandise we have at that point. That merchandise is in the development stages and it will surely be available by then.
The IEMLBFSC will be scored in the following manner:
You will receive one point for each standing position you are off, with each team. For instance, if you chose the top of the NL Central to be:
1. Cubs 2. Brewers 3. Cardinals
Let's say the final standings end up:
1. Cardinals 2. Brewers 3. Cubs
You would get 2 points for the Cardinals, 0 points for the Brewers and 2 points for the Cubs. So the object is to have the lowest point total.
So list your standings for every division in baseball. It won't count for points, but go ahead and pick your wildcard teams and how you think the NLDS, NLCS, ALDS, ALCS and World Series will pan out, too.
Deadline for the contest is noon, Monday April 6th.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 1.2kg -enough for 24 pies
Dietary
Combine the butter, sugar, orange juice and all the spices in a saucepan, and leave on a gentle heat, stirring occasionally, until the butter has melted and the mixture is smooth.
Peel, quarter, core and finely chop the apples. Add the chopped apples to the pan, along with the sultanas, currants, cranberries or raisins, candied peel and orange zest, stirring well.
Bring to the boil, and simmer gently for 10 minutes or until the apples have softened, then set aside.
Add the brandy or other alcohol and allow to cool.
When cold, spoon into clean, dry jars, and seal tightly and refrigerate for up to a month until required.
To keep for up to six months, double the amount of alcohol.


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Hello!
I have 8.5 running on my provider webspace. I added 2 feed on some nodes:
kwhd & max.
It seems, since this, I have this error in the php log:
[Wed Apr 22 14:52:51 2015] [error] [client 77.] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function setTimezone() on a non-object in /is/htdocs/wp11156121_WBEON0I00D/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 668
[Wed Apr 22 14:52:51 2015] [error] [client 77.] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function setTimezone() on a non-object in /is/htdocs/wp11156121_WBEON0I00D/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 668
[Wed Apr 22 14:52:51 2015] [error] [client 77.] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function setTimezone() on a non-object in /is/htdocs/wp11156121_WBEON0I00D/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 668
[Wed Apr 22 14:52:51 2015] [error] [client 77.] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function setTimezone() on a non-object in /is/htdocs/wp11156121_WBEON0I00D/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 668
[Wed Apr 22 14:52:51 2015] [error] [client 77.] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function setTimezone() on a non-object in /is/htdocs/wp11156121_WBEON0I00D/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 668
[Wed Apr 22 14:52:51 2015] [error] [client 77.] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function setTimezone() on a non-object in /is/htdocs/wp11156121_WBEON0I00D/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 668
[Wed Apr 22 14:52:51 2015] [error] [client 77.] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function setTimezone() on a non-object in /is/htdocs/wp11156121_WBEON0I00D/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 668
[Wed Apr 22 14:52:51 2015] [error] [client 77.] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function setTimezone() on a non-object in /is/htdocs/wp11156121_WBEON0I00D/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 668
[Wed Apr 22 14:52:53 2015] [error] [client 77.] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function setTimezone() on a non-object in /is/htdocs/wp11156121_WBEON0I00D/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 668
[Wed Apr 22 14:52:53 2015] [error] [client 77.] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function setTimezone() on a non-object in /is/htdocs/wp11156121_WBEON0I00D/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 668
The feed is not updated ... I see the actual value on "Inputs", but feed is inactive.
Any idea?
Re: 8.5: Error in PHP
Edit .... seems it comes since he wrote "PHPTIMESERIES" feeds
Re: 8.5: Error in PHP
Has no one an idea why he did not display the kwhd & max?
Thanks
Re: 8.5: Error in PHP
Have you selected the correct time zone in 'My Account'?
Paul
Re: 8.5: Error in PHP
It was not absolut correct ... thank you.
I fix it, but still no records.
Re: 8.5: Error in PHP
What is showing in the php log now, are there still errors?
Maybe the same issue as http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/10508
Paul


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Please note that the new ECDSA key fingerprint is SHA256:7DBXcYScmsxbv7rMJUJoJsY5peOrngD4QagiXX6MiQU.
2017-05-06
2017-05-02
2017-04-14
farbfeld 3 released: download
2017-03-28
surf now uses webkit2 by default. The webkit1 version is kept in the surf-webkit1 branch. The “master” branch doesn't exist anymore, HEAD is now surf-webkit2, so be sure to rebase your local master commits onto surf-webkit1.
2016-11-20
2016-09-26
Videos of the slcon 2016 talks are now available.
2016-08-24
slcon3 preliminary schedule now published. If you want to attend please register before: 2016-09-01.
2015-12-19
2015-11-25
2015-11-13
Videos of the slcon2 talks are now available.
2015-11-09
2015-09-23
Kai and Anselm gave an interview about suckless.org on Randal Schwartz's FLOSS Weekly show
2015-07-07
2015-02-14
slcon2 will be held in Budapest on 2015-10-(30-31).
The CfP for interested participants is now open and will end on 2015-04-30.
2014-11-29
2014-11-24
There will be a suckless assembly at the 31C3. The whole suckless community is invited to come, meet and hack!
2014-08-05
sinit 0.9.1 released: download
2014-05-01
2014-01-21
tabbed 0.6 released: download
2013-06-16
2013-05-07
xssstate 1.1 released: download
2013-05-06
tabbed 0.5 released: download
2013-04-21
We are glad to announce the slcon 2013 programme.
2012-11-29
We are glad to announce the switch to git from mercurial in all of our repositories. You can find them at git.suckless.org Many thanks to 20h for his contribution!
2012-10-28
2012-10-14
Today we heard a very sad news that our friend, contributor and philosophical advisor Uriel has passed away peacefully. We will miss him a lot.
RIP
2011-05-14
Anselm gave a talk about The 'suckless.org' universe at the LinuxTag 2011 conference in Berlin.
2011-01-31
ii 1.6 released (regression fix): download
2010-06-04
2010-03-28
We learned today that the previous wmii maintainer, who wasn't actively involved since 2007, Denis Grelich, died on 2010-03-12. We thank him for his work. Rest in peace.
2010-03-07
We applied as a mentoring organisation for GSoC 2010. See our project ideas for GSoC 2010 page for further details.
2010-02-13
Some of us will visit CLT2010. Anselm will give a talk about stali on the second day of CLT2010 at 17:00.
2009-12-28
There was a small community meeting in Berlin! Thanks to all attendees.
2008-08-02
wmname 0.1 released: download


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Webservices in XPages - AXIS vs. CXF
I wrote about using Apache AXIS to connect to a web service before. It worked like a charm when you import the AXIS library into the NSF. In the past few days I tried to move this code into an extension library and I had initially very little success. Here is what I tried and what finally worked:
For testing I used a dictionary service that returns the definitions found for a given word. My class (the part I had to write myself) is rather short:
As usual: YMMV
- The AXIS libraries are provided as a plug-in in the Domino server, so my first take was to declare a dependency in my plug-in to that plug-in. To successfully create a Extension Library I had to declare dependencies to
com.ibm.commons
andcom.ibm.xsp.core
to be able to extendcom.ibm.commons.Extension
. Unfortunately the plug-ins expose Java commons logging, so the classloader complaint and didn't load the AXIS classes - Second attempt was to split the code into two plug-ins: one that depended on the AXIS plug-in and another one that depended on the former and
com.ibm.commons
andcom.ibm.xsp.core
. This didn't yield any better result - 3rd test was to import the AXIS jars into a plug-in and only depend on
com.ibm.commons
andcom.ibm.xsp.core
but not the AXIS plug-in. Didn't work either - Finally I tried to switch from AXIS to the newer and more flexible Apache CXF. CXF is able to provide transport over many protocols, not only SOAP and REST but JMS and others too. Initially I felt it was too complex for my little requirement, especially since the list of jar dependencies is quite long.
Turns out CXF is the optimal solution. I used CXF 2.5.2 and the provided wsdl2java utility. The command line I used is[path-to-cxf-install]/bin/wsdl2java -frontend jaxws21 -client your.wsdl
. The-client
parameter is optional, but generates a nice sample client that shows the call parameters for all web service methods.
I found I either need to include the WSDL file in the jar or point to the URL where the WSDL file is available online to get CXF to run. Now for the best part: All dependencies including CXF are available in Domino (I tested on 8.5.3), so other than the Java code generated I didn't had to import, depend etc. on anything (it actually might work even in a Java agent). So CXF is the way to go.
grant {
permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "setContextClassLoader";
permission java.lang.reflect.ReflectPermission "suppressAccessChecks";
};
For testing I used a dictionary service that returns the definitions found for a given word. My class (the part I had to write myself) is rather short:
package demo ;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream ;
import java.io.IOException ;
import java.io.OutputStream ;
import java.io.OutputStreamWriter ;
import java.net.URL ;
import java.util.List ;
import javax.xml.namespace.QName ;
import com.aonaware.services.webservices.Definition ;
import com.aonaware.services.webservices.DictService ;
import com.aonaware.services.webservices.DictServiceSoap ;
import com.aonaware.services.webservices.WordDefinition ;
public class Dict2Test {
public final static String WORD_TO_LOOK_FOR = "Trust" ;
public final static String WSDL_URL = "http://services.aonaware.com/DictService/DictService.asmx?WSDL" ;
public static final QName SERVICE_NAME = new QName ( "http://services.aonaware.com/webservices/", "DictService" ) ;
public static void main ( String [ ] args ) throws IOException {
Dict2Test dt = new Dict2Test ( ) ;
ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream ( ) ;
dt. getWordInfo (out, WORD_TO_LOOK_FOR ) ;
System. out. println (out. toString ( ) ) ;
}
public void getWordInfo ( OutputStream out, String theWord ) {
OutputStreamWriter w ;
DictService ds ;
DictServiceSoap dss ;
w = new OutputStreamWriter (out ) ;
try {
ds = new DictService ( new URL (WSDL_URL ),SERVICE_NAME ) ;
dss = ds. getDictServiceSoap ( ) ;
WordDefinition wd = dss. define (theWord ) ;
List <Definition > allDef = wd. getDefinitions ( ). getDefinition ( ) ;
if (allDef. isEmpty ( ) ) {
w. append ( "
No definition found for " ) ;
w. append (theWord ) ;
w. append ( "
\n" ) ;
} else {
w. append ( "
You were looking for: " ) ;
w. append (theWord ) ;
w. append ( "
\n
" ) ;
for (Definition oneD : allDef ) {
w. append ( "\n
" ) ;
w. append (oneD. getWordDefinition ( ) ) ;
w. append ( "
" ) ;
}
w. append ( "\n
" ) ;
}
} catch ( Exception e ) {
try {
w. append ( "
" + e. getMessage ( ) + "
" ) ;
} catch ( IOException e1 ) {
e1. printStackTrace ( ) ;
} finally {
try {
w. close ( ) ;
} catch ( IOException ex ) {
ex. printStackTrace ( ) ;
}
}
}
}
}
To test the class I defined it as a managed bean in import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream ;
import java.io.IOException ;
import java.io.OutputStream ;
import java.io.OutputStreamWriter ;
import java.net.URL ;
import java.util.List ;
import javax.xml.namespace.QName ;
import com.aonaware.services.webservices.Definition ;
import com.aonaware.services.webservices.DictService ;
import com.aonaware.services.webservices.DictServiceSoap ;
import com.aonaware.services.webservices.WordDefinition ;
public class Dict2Test {
public final static String WORD_TO_LOOK_FOR = "Trust" ;
public final static String WSDL_URL = "http://services.aonaware.com/DictService/DictService.asmx?WSDL" ;
public static final QName SERVICE_NAME = new QName ( "http://services.aonaware.com/webservices/", "DictService" ) ;
public static void main ( String [ ] args ) throws IOException {
Dict2Test dt = new Dict2Test ( ) ;
ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream ( ) ;
dt. getWordInfo (out, WORD_TO_LOOK_FOR ) ;
System. out. println (out. toString ( ) ) ;
}
public void getWordInfo ( OutputStream out, String theWord ) {
OutputStreamWriter w ;
DictService ds ;
DictServiceSoap dss ;
w = new OutputStreamWriter (out ) ;
try {
ds = new DictService ( new URL (WSDL_URL ),SERVICE_NAME ) ;
dss = ds. getDictServiceSoap ( ) ;
WordDefinition wd = dss. define (theWord ) ;
List <Definition > allDef = wd. getDefinitions ( ). getDefinition ( ) ;
if (allDef. isEmpty ( ) ) {
w. append ( "
No definition found for " ) ;
w. append (theWord ) ;
w. append ( "
\n" ) ;
} else {
w. append ( "
You were looking for: " ) ;
w. append (theWord ) ;
w. append ( "
\n
" ) ;
for (Definition oneD : allDef ) {
w. append ( "\n
" ) ;
w. append (oneD. getWordDefinition ( ) ) ;
w. append ( "
" ) ;
}
w. append ( "\n
" ) ;
}
} catch ( Exception e ) {
try {
w. append ( "
" + e. getMessage ( ) + "
" ) ;
} catch ( IOException e1 ) {
e1. printStackTrace ( ) ;
} finally {
try {
w. close ( ) ;
} catch ( IOException ex ) {
ex. printStackTrace ( ) ;
}
}
}
}
}
faces-config.xml
:
<managed-bean>
<managed-bean-name>dictionary </managed-bean-name>
<managed-bean-class>demo.Dict2Test </managed-bean-class>
<managed-bean-scope>request </managed-bean-scope>
</managed-bean>
and created an XAgent with the following codein the BeforeRenderResponse event:
<managed-bean-name>dictionary </managed-bean-name>
<managed-bean-class>demo.Dict2Test </managed-bean-class>
<managed-bean-scope>request </managed-bean-scope>
</managed-bean>
var proceedWithBeanCall = true ;
var x = context. getUrlParameter ( "word" ) ;
if (x == null || x == "" ) {
x = "Parameter [word] missing, use ..XAgentDemo4?word=somevalue" ;
proceedWithBeanCall = false ;
}
// The external context and the response object
var exCon = facesContext. getExternalContext ( ) ;
var response = exCon. getResponse ( ) ;
// Deliver uncached result
response. setContentType ( "text/html" ) ;
response. setHeader ( "Cache-Control" , "no-cache" ) ;
// The Output Stream for Binary Output
var out = response. getOutputStream ( ) ;
if (proceedWithBeanCall ) {
try {
dictionary. getWordInfo (out , x ) ;
} catch (innerErr ) {
x = innerErr. message ;
proceedWithBeanCall = false ;
}
}
if ( !proceedWithBeanCall ) {
var w = new java. io. OutputStreamWriter (out ) ;
w. write ( "
Didn't work the way we wanted!
\n" ) ;
w. write ( "
" ) ;
w. write (x ) ;
w. write ( "
\n" ) ;
w. close ( ) ;
}
// Done
facesContext. responseComplete ( ) ;
out. close ( ) ;
Note the signature of the working method. By using the output stream as a parameter the function can be easily tested outside of XPages (see the main() function in the class) as well as integrated into XPages (the approach is called dependency injection).
var x = context. getUrlParameter ( "word" ) ;
if (x == null || x == "" ) {
x = "Parameter [word] missing, use ..XAgentDemo4?word=somevalue" ;
proceedWithBeanCall = false ;
}
// The external context and the response object
var exCon = facesContext. getExternalContext ( ) ;
var response = exCon. getResponse ( ) ;
// Deliver uncached result
response. setContentType ( "text/html" ) ;
response. setHeader ( "Cache-Control" , "no-cache" ) ;
// The Output Stream for Binary Output
var out = response. getOutputStream ( ) ;
if (proceedWithBeanCall ) {
try {
dictionary. getWordInfo (out , x ) ;
} catch (innerErr ) {
x = innerErr. message ;
proceedWithBeanCall = false ;
}
}
if ( !proceedWithBeanCall ) {
var w = new java. io. OutputStreamWriter (out ) ;
w. write ( "
Didn't work the way we wanted!
\n" ) ;
w. write ( "
" ) ;
w. write (x ) ;
w. write ( "
\n" ) ;
w. close ( ) ;
}
// Done
facesContext. responseComplete ( ) ;
out. close ( ) ;
As usual: YMMV
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 29 March 2012 | Comments (e) | categories: XPages


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Yung Lean Returns With New Video "Blue Plastic"
Yung Lean releases a brand new single.
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When he first earned mainstream success, Yung Lean was seen as somewhat of a novelty figure. Nobody really expected the Swedish indie sensation to last this long but here we are, praising him for staying true to his artistic vision and doing things that no other rapper is comfortable with. The recording artist hasn't released anything in a while, going a few months without making noise but he's back, dropping the video for "Blue Plastic" last week.
Leandoer croons in his signature style over a Gud-produced instrumental, keeping the spacey and atmospheric elements of his soundscape in place. In the video, the artist attends a freaky party, featuring slow-motion elements that are reminiscent of films like The Shining.
Are you a fan of "Blue Plastic?"


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 What exactly have they done wrong, other than perhaps offend the Fashion Police? So what if they are not "great" singers---they ain't singing opera, folks, its pop music! Who exactly IS a "great" singer?
Judging by that opening paragraph it is obvious that I like the Spice Girls. They do what they do--sing some catchy tunes--and they do it pretty well. They are able to carry that into their first film, "Spice World". "Spice World" certainly isn't a great filmgoing experience. . . what it is what the Spice Girls are all about: fun, songs, and a lot of "Girl Power!"
Drawing from a number of different films (like the Beatles' "Hard Day's Night") "Spice World" chronicles the week heading up to the Girls' first concert at London's Albert Hall. They get to tool around London in a big ol' bus (driven by Meat Loaf!) and generally have fun. In order to through a semblence of plot into the film, there is an evil tabloid publisher played by Barry Humphries, better known to Americans, for about 15 minutes, as Dame Edna (remember her?) He wants to sabotage the Girls' concert so he can sell papers.
Of course, the point in a movie like "Spice World" isn't plot. The center of the film is the Spice Girls themselves: Ginger (the recently departed Geri Haliwell), Posh (Victoria Adams), Sporty (Melanie Chisolm), Scary (Melanie Brown), and Baby (Emma Bunton). Each one has their own personality and, perhaps the best part of the film, look like they are having some honest-to-goodness fun, something that can't be said for a lot of people in films today.
Along for the ride are Richard E. Grant as their manager, Clifford, and various other characters making quick cameo appearances (including teriffic British actors like Richard Briers and Stephen Fry).
Watching this film was fun, for the most part. There are a few slow segments, but overly, director Bob Spiers keeps things moving at a quick pace, with plenty of hummable Spice Girls songs in the background. His camerawork is fairly pedestrian, though the final concert number is done quite well with effective use of editing.
The look of the film promotes the high fun, with the design of the SpiceBus being quite original and eye-catching. Add in wall-to-wall Spice Girls music and this film is lovable romp. If you don't like the Spice Girls, you won't change your mind with this film. But, if you find them at least tolerable, get ready to sit back and chill because the Spice Girls are here to entertain you. . . and do it QUITE well.
Rating (out of 4.0): 3.25
"Spice World" (1998). Directed by Bob Spiers. Written by Kim Fuller. Music by the Spice Girls. With Geri Halliwell, Victoria Adams, Melanie Chisolm, Melanie Brown, Emma Bunton, Richard E. Grant, Claire Rushbrook, Roger Moore. Distributed by Columbia Pictures. Running time: 92 minutes. Rated: PG. Available on Home Video. ---- 29 June 1998
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Transport for London, OpenStreetMaps, Foursquare, Google Maps, Apple Maps and Cyclestreets all provide access to open data for others to use. In this case, CityMapper ingests the real-time open data produced by Transport for London, remixes it with freely available open mapping data, adds a touch of their own special sauce, real-time usage and congestion data from CityMapper users, and finally curates this brew in an accessible form for the user, waiting at the bus stop. In short, the CityMapper team takes the available open data, adds value to it and provides that as a service.
It is not an exaggeration to claim the future development of the city is intertwined with open data. From transport data to air quality data to real time high-street footfall, as cities become leaner, genuinely smarter and more efficient the availability of reliable high quality data will become more important than ever. Generating open data from our surroundings is unlocking value and insight from our environment, information that is all around us, for the researcher, for the app developer, for the tinkerer, for the activist.
For cities to succeed in building resilient systems and networks, the emerging data ecosystem in the city can’t rely on closed data, closed systems. Devices and sensors in the city won’t function as JawBone and FitBit do, two closed devices whose real-time data I couldn’t access and share even if I wanted to. Open data is disrupting the digital landscape, former data-as-commodity brokers, such as Landmark, have since fundamentally reshaped the way in which they do business, focusing on curating available data.


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 She is eager to please humans. There is no place she'd rather be than in your lap gazing up at you with her huge smile.
She knows basic commands and is housebroken. She can get a little skiddish around other dogs, but I have been working with her on this too, and she has made vast improvement. Adopting her would also entitle the owner to bring her to the BadRap obedience classes for free. Currently, I bring her weekly where she is doing very well.
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She knows basic commands and is housebroken. She can get a little skiddish around other dogs, but I have been working with her on this too, and she has made vast improvement. Adopting her would also entitle the owner to bring her to the BadRap obedience classes for free. Currently, I bring her weekly where she is doing very well.
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Just check the example here to get a quick overview of how the docstrings would have to look in order for them to parse correctly.
Better
The styleguides are incorporated into two libraries that can be used to check the Python files for style errors in terminal, like so:
pip install pep8
pip install pep257
pep8 yourpythonfile.py
pep257 yourpythonfile.py
These are more conveniently implemented in linter plugins such as linter-pep8
and linter-pep257
for the linter
package in Atom, and
Flake8Lint for
Sublime Text (and pretty much every other IDE).
Usage
First clone from GitHub:
git clone https://www.github.com/cmry/markdoc
To use the script within terminal, simply type:
python3 markdoc.py /dir/to/somefile.py /dir/to/somedoc.md
If you want to automatically generate a bunch of documentation and are not
comfortable with writing .sh
scripts, you can use the code in Python as well:
from markdoc import MarkDoc
md = MarkDoc('/dir/to/somefile.py', '/dir/to/somedoc.md')
You can access the converted markdown string in:
# print markdown from class attribute
print(md.markdown)
The class runs itself on initialization (calls self.read
). If you do not
want this, you can add cold=True
to the class initialization, like so:
md = MarkDoc('file.py', 'doc.md', cold=True)
Planned Fixes
- Handle consecutive classes within the same file.
- Fix inherrited classes being handled correctly (no
__init__
, noobject
). - Link class methods from table to their documentation.
- Might not handle decorators neatly.
Docstring Issues
Some caveats:
- Do not use
"""
for anything other than docstrings. - First line of any docstring has to contain the first short title (example).
- Classes have to be structured new-style:
class SomeClass(object):
. - Codeblocks in examples have to be vanilla Python (
>>>
and...
). - Please do not use
class
as a parameter name!
Notes
Script has only been tested with Python 3.4 on Ubuntu.


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BabyRobot: Child-Robot Communication (2016-2019)
I am the technical coordinator of the EU-IST H2020 BabyRobot project. In the BabyRobot project we model human-robot communication as a three-step process: sharing attention, establishing common ground and forming shared goals. Our main goal is to create robots that analyze and track human behavior over time in the context of their surroundings (situational) using audio-visual monitoring in order to establish common ground and intention-reading capabilities. In BabyRobot we focus on the typically developing and autistic spectrum children user population in order to define, implement and evaluate child-robot interaction application scenarios for developing specific socio-affective, communication and collaboration skills. Breakthroughs in core robotic technologies are needed to support this research mainly in the areas of motion planning and control in constrained spaces, gestural kinematics, sensorimotor learning and adaptation. BabyRobot ambition is to create robots that can establish communication protocols and form collaboration plans on the fly will have impact beyond the consumer and healthcare application markets addressed here.SpeDial: Spoken Dialogue Analytics (2013-2015)
I am the coordinator of the EU-IST FP7 SpeDial project. In the SpeDial project we propose a process for spoken dialogue service development, enhancement and customization of deployed services, where data logs are analyzed and used to enhance the service in a semi-automated fashion. A list of mature technologies will be used to: 1) identify hot-spots in the dialogue and propose alternative call-flow structures, 2) select among list of prompts to reach target KPIs, 3) update grammars using transcribed service data and 4 customize application for specific user populations. Specifically, the list of technologies used will be: affective modeling of spoken dialogue, call-flow/discourse analysis, machine translation, crowd-sourcing, grammar induction, user modeling. The technologies listed above will be integrated in a service-doctoring platform that will enhance deployed services. Our business model is quick deployment of a prototype service, followed by service enhancement using our platform. The reduced development time and time-to-market will provide significant differentiation for SME in the speech services areas, as well as, end-users. The business opportunity is significant especially given the consolidation of the speech services industry and the lack of major competition.BabyAffect: Affective and behavioral modeling of early lexicalizations of ASD and TD children (2014-2015)
I am the coordinator of the Greek SRT Aristeia II BabyAffect project (research excellence grant). The main scientific preposition behind the BabyAffect project is that the extra-lexical and extra-linguistic stream in child-caregiver communication, e.g., affect, communicative intent, is an important source of (often complementary) information that enhances significantly the lexical acquisition process in early childhood both in terms of quality (e.g., semantic categorization ability) and quantity (rate of learning, vocabulary spurt). We intend to demonstrate this both experimentally using statistical information extracted from audio- visual recordings of infants (and their caregivers) and formally using cognitive models of the lexical acquisition process using parallel distributed models and semantic networks. BabyAffect Main Goals are: 1) To develop a computational model for early vocabulary development using multimodal data conveying emotions and communicative functions from typical and atypical populations. 2) To collect and make available to different disciplines (AI, Psycholinguists, Developmental Psychologists, Human Language Technology) a large amount of multimodal data from Greek speaking children of the one-word stage in natural environments. 3) To investigate the ability of typical and atypical children to express emotions and communicative functions through distinct acoustic patterns, in order to develop an automatic screening tool for detecting children with autism and language delay (on the basis of their ability to use distinct acoustic patterns to express different emotions and communicative functions).PorDial: Language Resources for Portable Multilingual Dialogue Systems (2012-2014)
I am the coordinator of the EU-IST FP7 PortDial project. The PortDial project aims to apply grammar induction and semantic web technologies towards the creation of domain-specific multilingual SDS resources, specifically, data-linked ontologies and grammars. The main goal of PortDial is to design machine-aided methods for creating, cleaning-up and publishing multilingual domain ontologies and grammars for spoken dialogue system prototyping in various application domains. The project aims at delivering a commercial platform for quick prototyping of interactive spoken dialogue applications to new domains and languages. It will focus on the corresponding multilingual collections of resources for specific application domains and a multilingual linked data ontological corpus that can be freely used for SDS research and prototyping for non-commercial purposes. With the main contribution of this project, partners expect to save up to 50% of development time, significantly improve grammar coverage, and lowering the barrier-to-entry for speech services prototyping by introducing data-populated ontologies and grammar induction. The application domains of PortDial include entertainment, travel, finance and customer service.CogniMuse: Multimodal Signal and Event Processing In Perception and Cognition (2012-2015)
I am a collaborator for the Greek SRT Aristeia research excellence grant Cognimuse. Motivated by the grand challenge to endow computers with human-like abilities for multimodal sensory information processing, perception and cognitive attention, CogniMuse undertakes fundamental research in modeling multisensory and sensory-semantic integration via a synergy between system theory, computational algorithms and human cognition. It focuses on integrating three modalities (audio, vision and text) toward detecting salient perceptual events and combining them with semantics to build higher-level stable events through controlled attention mechanisms. My main contribution to CogniMuse is on the text modality, as well as on the fusion of low-level (sensory) and high-level (semantic) information.USC/ISI Collaborative Projects
I am involved in a variety of joint research efforts with my long-time collaborator Prof. Shri Narayanan at the SAIL lab at USC. These include: speech analysis and recognition of children speech, analysis of narratives of autistic children, application of network-based DSMs and semantic-affective models to computation politics and the legal domain, as well as automatic analysis of movie content.Past Projects: 2000-2010
- I was the project coordinator for the Greek SRT PENED project on aerodynamic modeling of the vocal tract during speech production running from 2006 to 2009. This was a three way collaboration between our team at Tech. Univ. of Crete and two groups at NTUA (fluid dynamics, speech processing). For some relevant results see joint work with Dr. Pirros Tsiakoulis at my AM-FM modulation related publications.
- I led the effort for the TSI-TUC team for the EU-IST FP6 Network of Excellence MUSCLE on multimedia understanding from 2004 to 2008. Notable outputs from this project include our collaborative work with NTUA on saliency-based movie summarization, see also relevant publications here.
- I led the effort for the TSI-TUC team for the EU-IST FP6 STREP project HIWIRE on robust speech recognition from 2004 to 2007. One of the main outputs of the projects was the HIWIRE front-end that reduced word error rate by 20% relative compared to the ETSI advanced standard front-end. For more details on the HIWIRE project and HIWIRE database see my robust ASR publications.
- I was the principal investigator of the spoken dialogue team at Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies for the DARPA Communicator project on spoken dialogue systems 2000-2001. I worked together with Eric Fosler-Lussier, Egbert Ammicht, Jeff Kuo and many others towards modular and generalizable information seeking dialogue systems. For our papers on semantic and pragmatic processing see my publications section of multimodal dialogue systems.
- I have also participated in various research efforts as a consultant including the EU-FP6 FET project ASPI on speech inversion, the EU-FP7 STREP project DictaSign on sign language recognition, the Greek SRT PENED project on multimodal interfaces etc.


Dominic Pucci: Assignment 2 CS 230
Full Name:
Age:
Favorite Color:
What kind of person are you?
Dog:
Cat:
Favorite food?
Pizza
Pasta:
Soup:
Sandwiches:
Other:


V 2048 demo
Authors:
@spaceface777
,
@spytheman
and other V contributors.
Original game by
@gabrielecirulli
.
Click on the canvas to go into fullscreen mode


Travel Arrangements
Come on over to our island! There are two ways you can get here:
Fly to Pearl City, then take the ferry to Pearl Cove
Charter a private Pearl Cove jet directly to the island
The choice is yours!


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A province of Indonesia, the island of Bali remains one of the world's top tourist destinations thanks to its beaches, diving spots, and resorts. Take a trip to Bali to discover the island's smiling and famously hospitable locals--perhaps the biggest treasure of this tropical paradise. More than just another fun-in-the-sun getaway, Bali also reveals a rich history and varied geography of mountains, rugged coastal areas, sandy beaches, thriving rice terraces, and stark volcanic hillsides that seem transported from another planet. A Bali tour uncovers some of the world's best surfing spots, as well as a deeply spiritual local culture and globally significant archeological attractions.
Places to vist in Bali & main attractions to vist
- Tanah Lot
- Mount Batur
- Garuda Wisnu
- Goa Lawah Temple
Here the
Bali package includes all modes of transport i.e.,
- Air :
The basic price for air ways which includes first class and economic class 4000$ usd.
- Train :
The price for train is 2500$ usd.
- Bus :
The price for bus ways is 2000$ usd.


The Smart Walker will be able to sense object that might be able to harm the user/elderly. Therefore, it helps the them to be more aware of what is on the ground that the user/elderly might be approaching to. The Smart Walker is equipped with ultrasonic sensor and warns he or she of dangers when sensed objects.
The LED will light up when the ultrasonic senses any object for example like the banana slip on the ground. If the distance of the sensor is around 50, no danger will be recognise whereas if the sensor less than 50, danger will be recognise.
Fall Detection
If an elderly were to fall down, their family member won't be around them normally. Then if they need help from others, the Smart Walker that droppped onto the ground will alert their family
members that they are in trouble. By making that happen, we have the mircrobit that were installed in the Smart Walker and inside it there is an accelerometer. The accelerometer have a funtion of X,Y,Z. If the Y is more than 400, the Smart Walker will not notify the user's family if it is less than, it will notify their family member.
Are you home?
The Smart Walker can detect the beacon that is in the house where the elderly lives. The beacon will be able to tell if the elderly is getting closer to the house or getting further away from the house.
Future Improvements
The Device on the Smart Walker will be able to show you the way home when the elderly is lost somewhere in the middle of any mall. It will also have a emergency button that will be able to help the elderly for anything if they need it.


RadioComponent
Description
Renders radio buttons to choose the correct option from. Will read values from a xaction result set or from an array of values
unless the parameter valuesArray
is specified.
Options
- name
- The name of the component
- type
radioComponent
- listeners
- Array - Parameters who this component will react to
- parameters
- Array of Arrays - Parameters to pass to the xaction
- parameter
- Variable where the selection is stored
- valueAsId
- Boolean False indicates the selector will have id/value. True indicates it will use value/value. Default: true
- queryDefinition
- MetaLayer object with the query definition (see MetaLayer options)
- valuesArray
- Array of Arrays - Use this to pass a default value to the selector
- solution
- Solution where the xaction solution is
- path
- Path where the xaction file is
- action
- Xaction file name
- separator
- How to separate the options
- htmlObject
- Id of the component (usually a div or a span tag) to be replaced by the result
- refreshPeriod
- Time in seconds for this component to refresh. Default is 0 (disabled)
- executeAtStart
- True to execute the component at start, false otherwise
- tooltip
- Tooltip to be displayed when mouse hovers
- preExecution
- Function - Function to be called before the component is executed
- postExecution
- Function - Function to be called after the component is executed
- preChange
- Function - Function to be called before the component is changed
- postChange
- Function - Function to be called after the component is changed
MetaLayer options
- queryType
- Type of query to read results from. Can be sql or mdx. Default: mdx
- jndi
- Connection to use for the query
- query
- sql or mdx Query to execute
- cube
- Cube name to use when queryType is mdx
- catalog
- Mondrian schema to use when queryType is mdx
Sample