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SPEECh is a probabilistic, data-driven model for large-scale scenarios of EV charging demand. The project is part of EV50, a flagship program under the Stanford Precourt Institute for Energy’s Bits & Watts Initiative. This web application was developed by Lesley Ryan and Siobhan Powell.
Publication:
Powell, S., Cezar, G. V., & Rajagopal, R. (2021).
"Scalable Probabilistic Estimates of Electric Vehicle Charging Given Observed Driver Behavior." Under review.
EV targets / growth
Long term planning to support electric vehicles (EVs) depends on detailed estimates of the future demand for charging. These estimates need to be: scalable, to enable real-time interaction with the model and represent the millions of EVs in upcoming targets; grounded in driver behaviour, which impacts every aspect of charging demand; and probabilistic, to capture the uncertainty in future assumptions and in drivers’ charging decisions.
Our proposed model, SPEECh, addresses that intersection: a holistic, probabilistic model for large-scale scenarios of EV charging, grounded in data-driven modeling of real driver behavior. The model has three main components: driver groups, segment choices, and sessions behaviors.
The driver groups divide drivers into 16 distinct behavior patterns. Redistributing the drivers by changing the distribution over the groups allows the modeler to reshape the overall charging profile. This can be adjusted within the web-app. For example, to simulate the result of policies supporting installation of charging stations in multi-unit dwellings, the modeler could increase the weight of group 10.
Each driver groups’ probability of choosing to charge in each segment on a given day is modeled. The segments are: workplace level 2 (L2), single family home residential L2, multi-unit dwelling L2, public L2, and public fast charging (DCFC).
For each driver group and each charging segment, e.g. for group 1 workplace charging, we model the charging behaviors using a mixture model. Each component in the mixture is a unique charging behavior. Changing the weights of the components allows the modeler to adjust the distribution over behaviors and reshape the charging segment. This can be adjusted within the web-app.
For the results shown in the publication and on this web page, the model was trained on a large private data set of over 4 million charging sessions. The sessions took place in 2019 in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, and represent the charging of over thirty thousand individual drivers.
The model is open-source; we have published code to help other researchers run SPEECh with their own data ([link]). This web-app runs off the same code. It runs the full model - each time the user changes an input, a new scenario is generated. This lets users interact with the model, customize scenarios, and understand the impact of their assumptions.
The model can rapidly generate new scenarios: on a laptop computer, a scenario of 8 million vehicles takes approximately 1 minute to run. In the web-app, the run time may depend on the number of users interacting with the tool at the same time.
The authors would like to thank Liang Min of Bits & Watts, Matt Alexander and Noel Crisostomo of the California Energy Commission, Eric Wood of NREL, and Professors Ines Azevedo, Charles Kolstad, and Arun Majumdar of Stanford University.


Tab Finder
Do you have too many opended tabs in your browser?
Do you have too many windows opened in your browser?
Tab Finder - by floverdevel is your friend.
It displays the list of currently opened tabs, even those in others windows, even those in Incognito Mode if you allow the extension to run in Incognito Mode (look for the «Allow in incognito» checkbox in your browser's extensions list «chrome://extensions/»).
It filters the list by searching by tab's title and/or tab's URL.
It navigates to the selected tab (select a tab by clicking on it or using the arrows keys then the Enter key), and brings its containing window to the foreground.
It can create a new tab in current window (or in a new window using the shift key). If your search looks like an url, the new tab will navigate to this url, otherwise the new tab will trigger a Google search.
Don't forget to rate and leave me a comment if you like and/or hate this extension.


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Thank you so much for participating in today’s study! We really appreciate you taking the time to contribute to our
scientific understanding of the way that we perceive and think about people.
About the Study
Background: Previous research has shown that people quickly judge others based on nonverbal information,
such as the face. Here, we showed you pictures of men’s face and wanted to see what about their face would influence
your judgments of them. For instance, some participants were asked how attractive the men looked and other
participants were asked how happy or sad the faces looked. We will see if these and other ratings of the faces
relate to each other.
More information: To learn more, see : Ambady, N., Bernieri, F.J., & Richeson, J.A. (2000). Towards a
histology of social behavior: Judgmental accuracy from thin slices of the behavioral stream. Advances in
Experimental Social Psychology, 32, 201-271.
Final Report:
If you would like to receive a report of this study (or a summary of the findings) when it is completed please
make a Note in the mturk comments section and provide contact information.
Concerns:
If you have concerns about this study or your rights as a participant of this experiment, you are encouraged to
contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Withdrawal from the Study:
You may request to have your information or any part of your responses withdrawn from the study. If you would
like to do so, it is important that you let us know RIGHT NOW. Because we work so hard to protect the privacy of
experimental participants’ data, it will be virtually impossible to know which data was yours if you decide that you
would like to withdraw at a later date. If you do decide to withdraw, you will still receive compensation for your
time and will not be penalized or punished in any way. You don’t even have to say why, and we promise not to pry.


IT Writer Won't Rule Out a Chapter Three Sequel
by Steve RussellGary Dauberman, the writer behind both IT and IT: Chapter Two, believes there's enough material within Stephen King's novel to create further movies and spinoffs revolving around the demonic entity Pennywise.
"I do think it's possible," Dauberman told ComicBookMovie.com. "Anything in the Stephen King Universe interests me but there's only so much of the story we could tell in the two movies. There are definitely elements of the novel you could expand on and make its own movie. It's just a question of whether or not people want to see it but I do think IT was on this planet for a very, very, very long time and that's a lot of bloodshed and a lot of stories to tell and I think you could do that for sure."
Click the button below to start this article in quick view.
Much like its predecessor, IT: Chapter Two was a box office smash. Combined with the first movie's total gross, the franchise has earned over $1 billion to date, making the allure of potential spinoffs featuring Pennywise in different forms and at various historical times all the more appealing for Warner Bros.
IT: Chapter Two stars Bill Skarsgård, James McAvoy, Jessica Chastain, Jay Ryan, Bill Hader, Isaiah Mustafa, James Ransone, Andy Bean, Teach Grant, Jess Weixler, Will Beinbrink, Xavier Dolan, Jaeden Lieberher, Sophia Lillis, Jeremy Ray Taylor, Finn Wolfhard, Chosen Jacobs, Jack Dylan Grazer, Wyatt Oleff and Nicholas Hamilton.
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Videos of Paxos Lectures
Videos of two lectures describing the Paxos consensus algorithm
with TLA+ are available here.
In addition to explaining the algorithm, they provide a crash
course on TLA+.
TLA+ Conference at Strange Loop 2019
The conference will take place in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, on 15 September
2019.
See
this announcement.
If you've written rigorous correctness proofs of concurrent algorithms
described in TLA+, then you know that the key to the proof is an
inductive invariant. Finding the right inductive invariant is
hard. It should be made easier by new features added to TLC for
checking that a formula is an inductive invariant. What an
inductive invariant is and how to use TLC to check if a formula is one
are described in this document.
2018 TLA+ Community Meeting
A TLA+ community meeting was held in Oxford, England on 18 July 2018.
The program, containing links to papers or extended abstracts and slides
for the talks, can be found
here.
Videos of the talks are available
here.
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Network Analysis: Service Area and Route Analysis
In the previous exercise, we explored Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis to identify where to expand the Citibike network in Brooklyn. In this exercise, we will move into network analysis, looking at the placement of public libraries across Brooklyn. Specifically, we will highlight the walking distances to each library, as well as highlight libraries that are over 1/2 mile from a subway station.
This is an introduction to network analysis. If you'd like to explore other network analyst tools in-depth, visit the ESRI Tutorial site. Data for the ESRI tutorial can be found at the ESRI site.
Datasets
To create this map we will be using the following datasets:
Borough of Brooklyn - from New York City boroughs. Download from NYC Open Data – Department of City Planning. Choose "Export", under "Borough Boundaries & Community Districts".
Brooklyn Public Library Branch Locations. Data available from Brooklyn Public Libraries in JSON format. A point feature csv for the dataset can be found in the data packet below.
LION Single Line Street Base Map. Data available from NYC Department of Planning. NYC Planning - Open Data. For more information about the LION files and what each of the fields means take a look at the useful LION data dictionary.
MTA Subway Station Locations. Download from NYC Open Data - Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). Choose "Export", under "Subway Stations", and download in Shapefile format.
A packaged file of the above data can be found in a downloadable package - brwn.co/networkanalysis. Original data assets (listed above) are located in the directory.
Preprocessing
Launch ArcMap and save project as “Network_Analysis_BK.” Load the following layers:
Border of the Borough of Brooklyn (for geographic reference)
LION dataset
MTA subway stations
Brooklyn Public Library Locations.
For Brooklyn Public Libraries, you'll need to import the csv in the CRS WGS 1984. If you don't set the CRS upon import, your libraries will not appear within the Brooklyn boundary.
Preprocessing: Clipping Layers to Brooklyn
To begin, we want to make sure that all of the datasets we will be using are clipped to the shoreline of Brooklyn. This will prevent any mistakes when adding data to the geodatabase, as well as lighten the computation required to perform some of the analysis.
Limiting to Brooklyn Borough Boundary:
To quickly limit your project to the Brooklyn Borough Boundary, add the dataset and select the Select Features
tool from your menubar. Once selected, click on Brooklyn and an outline should appear around the borough. Now, simply right-click on the layer and navigate to Data
> Export Data
and export a shapefile to a folder within your active directory.
Clipping MTA Subway Stations:
To clip the MTA Subway Stations to the Brooklyn Boundary, import your MTA dataset and navigate to Geoprocessing
> Clip
in your menu bar. Set the Input Features
to MTA Subway Stations and Clip Features
to the shapefile you just created (Brooklyn Borough Boundary) and select save.
Preprocessing: Creating GeoDatabase
Unfold your Catalog
menu bar on the right hand side of your window and on the top select the Connect to Folder
icon. Navigate to your working drive and select ok. We will give our DB the name BKLibraryAnalysis.gdb. Next, within your geodatabase, we will create a new Feature Dataset
. To do so, right click on your newly generated geodatabase and select New
> Feature Dataset
. Give it a similar name and save it to your directory.
Preprocessing: Selecting from LION
Within the LION Dataset, we only want to use roads that are found within Brooklyn and have pedestrian walkways. To do so, enter the following filter within the Selection
> Select by Attributes
menu. In the query builder, enter RBoro = 3 AND FeatureTyp <> 'F' AND FeatureTyp <> '9' AND FeatureTyp <> '1' AND FeatureTyp <> '7' AND FeatureTyp <> '3' AND TrafDir <> '' AND NonPed <> 'V'
. A detailed writeup on each of these fields can be found in the metadata (link above). Once you have your items selected, navigate to Data
> Export Data
and export a File and Personal Geodatabase feature classes
file into the newly generated Feature Dataset
. Make sure that you navigate into this directory, as opposed to the geodatabase directory.
Preprocessing: Creating Feature Dataset
Now, you should import your remaining features (libraries, subway stations, and the borough boundary) to the Feature Dataset
by navigating to Import
> Feature Class (Multiple)
. Select each of your layers and select OK
. Now remove all old layers.
Preprocessing: Creating Network Dataset
Now we will prepare a network dataset. Right click on your Feature Dataset
and navigate to New
> Create Network Dataset
and follow the steps below:
On the landing page, the default name (BKLibraryAnalysis_ND) is fine. Select the most up-to-date version. In our instance, this is 10.1
On the second page, select only the BKLION dataset.
On the third page, indicate that you would like to turn this into a network dataset (selected by default).
Under connectivity, leave the settings as is.
On the fifth page, you'll be asked about how you'd like to model the elevation of your dataset. Select
None
.On the sixth page, you'll be asked about attributes of your network. Since we are building a network from the LION dataset, we will be provided with two rows: Length & Road Class. Remove Road Class, as we won't be using this for our network build.
On the seventh page, we will bypass these settings, as we won't be assigning a travel mode (measuring by length).
On the eight page, we will be asked to establish driving directions. Again, this is not the purpose of our network, so we will select
No
.We will then be asked if we want to build a
Service Area Index
. Check the box.Select
Finish
and ArcMap will begin building the network. Once created, it will prompt you if you'd like to Build the network. SelectYes
. You'll again be prompted to whether or not you'd like to add all feature classes to the map. SelectYes
.
You've now generated your first network dataset.
Service Areas
We will now generate a service area for the LION Database. Navigate to Geoprocessing
> ArcToolbox
. In the ArcToolbox, expand Network Analyst Tools
, open its child Analysis
and select Make Service Area Layer
. Use the inputs below
Set your
Input Layer
to your newly generated Input Analysis Network (BKLibraryAnalysis_ND).Give the output name
LibraryServiceArea
.Leave the Impedance Attribute set to Length and set the
Travel To or From
toTravel To
.Next, we will set our walking distance to the library in eighth-mile intervals. Therefore, enter
660 1320 1980 2640
.Lastly, expand the
Polygon Generation Options
and change thePolygon Type
to Detailed Polys.
Once you select OK
, you might be confused as to why nothing on the surface has changed. We first need to add the features from which the distance will be visualized. To do so, navigate again to Geoprocessing
> ArcToolbox
. In the ArcToolbox, expand Network Analyst Tools
, open its child Analysis
and select Add Locations
.
For
Input Network
, select LibraryServiceAreaFor
Input Locations
, select NYPL - Brooklyn, running your service area analysis around the Brooklyn Public Library locations.All other features can remain the same. Simply select
OK
.
Lastly, to actually visualize the analysis, right click on your network layer and select Solve
.
Rasterizing for Multi-criteria Decision Analysis
In the tutorial on Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis, we've used Euclidian Distance to find areas that are equally distant from points of interest. Euclidean distance is measured along a straight-line, ignoring other geographic features. In Network Analysis, we use Service Areas to find areas that are equally distant from a point of interest along all available paths in a network (in our case a pedestrian network). Thus, in certain instances it may be more beneficial to use Service Areas instead of Euclidean Distance as a decision layer in MCDA.
In order to create a decision layer from Service Areas, we need to convert Service Area polygons to Raster dataset, and then reclassify the resulting raster accordingly (in this example, we will prioritize areas closer to libraries):
In the ArcToolbox, expand
Conversion Tools
, openTo Raster
and selectFeature to Raster
.Set Input features to Service Area\Polygons, and set the cell size to 20 (feet).
Click on
Environments...
and set the the processing extent to Same as Brooklyn Borough Boundary.Save output as Lib_ServiceAreas_raster in your StreetLib GeoDatabase.
In the ArcToolbox, expand
Spatial Analyst Tools
, openReclass
toolbox and selectReclassify
.Set Input raster to Lib_ServiceAreas_raster and set new values in the reclassification table.
We now have a new raster compatible with the decision layers from MCDA tutorial. Note that we've prioritized areas closer to the libraries in this example.
Route Analysis
The last thing we'd like to accomplish from this exerise is highlight libraries that are beyond 1/2 mile from the nearest subway stops. This will require us to generate walking routes from libraries to the nearest subway and selecting those that are greater than 2460 feet away. To do so, add your Network Analyst
tool to your interface by navigating to Customize
> Toolbars
> Network Analyst Tool
. Once added, select Network Analyst
from the menu and select New Closest Facility
. A new window should appear to the left of your layers panel with the title Network Analyst.
Right click on
Facilities
, navigate toLoad Locations
, and in the prompt, select your Subway Station layer.Right click on
Incidents
, navigate toLoad Locations
, and in the prompt, select your New York Public Libraries layer.In your layers panel, right click on
Closest Facility
and selectSolve
. Now you've generated the quickest walking routes from each Library branch to the closest subway.
Now, we want to highlight libraries located over 1/2 mile from the nearest subway station. To do so, we will need to join our Routes layet with our NYPL layer. Right click on the NYPL layer and select Joins
. We will do a join based on spatial location, generating a new layer with Libraries and walking distances.
After a simple select by attribute and a bit of styling, we have a map highlighting the 13 NYPL branches in Brooklyn located over 1/2 mile from a subway station, as well as 1/8mile increments around each library branch.


PickList is used to reorder items between different lists.
PickList depends on @angular/cdk's DragDropModule so begin with installing CDK if not already installed.
PickList requires two arrays as its lists and a ng-template for the item content where each item in the array can be accessed inside the ng-template using a local ng-template variable.
In responsive mode, picklist adjusts its controls based on screen size. To activate this mode, set responsive as true.
sourceHeader and targetHeader attributes are used to define captions for the lists.
Multiple items can either be selected using metaKey or toggled individually depending on the value of metaKeySelection property value which is true by default. On touch enabled devices metaKeySelection is turned off automatically.
Options can be filtered using an input field in the overlay by enabling the filterBy property. This filterBy property decides which field to search(Accepts multiple fields with a comma).
Items can be reordered using drag and drop by enabling dragdrop property along with dragdropScope to avoid conflict with other drag drop events on view. This dragdrop property also supports cross list actions.
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| source | array | null | An array of objects for the source list. |
| target | array | null | An array of objects for the target list. |
| sourceHeader | string | null | Text for the source list caption |
| targetHeader | string | null | Text for the target list caption |
| filterBy | string | null | When specified displays an input field to filter the items on keyup and decides which field to search (Accepts multiple fields with a comma). |
| filterMatchMode | string | contains | Defines how the items are filtered, valid values are "contains" (default) "startsWith", "endsWith", "equals", "notEquals", "in", "lt", "lte", "gt" and "gte". |
| filterLocale | string | undefined | Locale to use in filtering. The default locale is the host environment's current locale. |
| trackBy | Function | null | Function to optimize the dom operations by delegating to ngForTrackBy, default algoritm checks for object identity. Use sourceTrackBy or targetTrackBy in case different algorithms are needed per list. |
| sourceTrackBy | Function | null | Function to optimize the dom operations by delegating to ngForTrackBy in source list, default algoritm checks for object identity. |
| targetTrackBy | Function | null | Function to optimize the dom operations by delegating to ngForTrackBy in target list, default algoritm checks for object identity. |
| showSourceFilter | boolean | true | Whether to show filter input for source list when filterBy is enabled. |
| showTargetFilter | boolean | true | Whether to show filter input for target list when filterBy is enabled. |
| dragdrop | boolean | false | Whether to enable dragdrop based reordering. |
| style | string | null | Inline style of the component. |
| styleClass | string | null | Style class of the component. |
| sourceStyle | string | null | Inline style of the source list element. |
| targetStyle | string | null | Inline style of the target list element. |
| responsive | boolean | false | When enabled orderlist adjusts its controls based on screen size. |
| showSourceControls | boolean | true | Whether to show buttons of source list. |
| showTargetControls | boolean | true | Whether to show buttons of target list. |
| metaKeySelection | boolean | true | Defines how multiple items can be selected, when true metaKey needs to be pressed to select or unselect an item and when set to false selection of each item can be toggled individually. On touch enabled devices, metaKeySelection is turned off automatically. |
| sourceFilterPlaceholder | string | null | Placeholder text on source filter input. |
| targetFilterPlaceholder | string | null | Placeholder text on target filter input. |
| disabled | boolean | false | When present, it specifies that the component should be disabled. |
| ariaSourceFilterLabel | string | null | Defines a string that labels the filter input of source list. |
| ariaTargetFilterLabel | string | null | Defines a string that labels the filter input of target list. |
| rightButtonAriaLabel | string | null | Defines a string that labels the move to right button for accessibility. |
| leftButtonAriaLabel | string | null | Defines a string that labels the move to left button for accessibility. |
| allRightButtonAriaLabel | string | null | Defines a string that labels the move to all right button for accessibility. |
| allLeftButtonAriaLabel | string | null | Defines a string that labels the move to all left button for accessibility. |
| upButtonAriaLabel | string | null | Defines a string that labels the move to up button for accessibility. |
| downButtonAriaLabel | string | null | Defines a string that labels the move to down button for accessibility. |
| topButtonAriaLabel | string | null | Defines a string that labels the move to top button for accessibility. |
| bottomButtonAriaLabel | string | null | Defines a string that labels the move to bottom button for accessibility. |
| Name | Parameters | Description |
|---|---|---|
| onMoveToTarget | event.items: Moved items array | Callback to invoke when items are moved from source to target. |
| onMoveToSource | event.items: Moved items array | Callback to invoke when items are moved from target to source. |
| onMoveAllToTarget | event.items: Moved items array | Callback to invoke when all items are moved from source to target. |
| onMoveAllToSource | event.items: Moved items array | Callback to invoke when all items are moved from target to source. |
| onSourceReorder | event.items: Moved items array | Callback to invoke when items are reordered within source list. |
| onTargetReorder | event.items: Moved items array | Callback to invoke when items are reordered within target list. |
| onSourceSelect | event.originalEvent: Browser event items: Selected items array |
Callback to invoke when items are selected within source list. |
| onTargetSelect | event.originalEvent: Browser event items: Selected items array |
Callback to invoke when items are selected within target list. |
| onSourceFilter | event.query: Filter value items: Filtered items |
Callback to invoke when the source list is filtered |
| onTargetFilter | event.query: Filter value items: Filtered items |
Callback to invoke when the target list is filtered |
| Name | Parameters | Description |
|---|---|---|
| resetFilter | - | Resets the filters. |
| Name | Parameters |
|---|---|
| item | $implicit: Data of the item index: Index of the item |
| sourceHeader | - |
| targetHeader | - |
| emptymessagesource | - |
| emptyfiltermessagesource | - |
| emptymessagetarget | - |
| emptyfiltermessagetarget | - |
Following is the list of structural style classes, for theming classes visit theming page.
| Name | Element |
|---|---|
| p-picklist | Container element. |
| p-picklist-source-controls | Container of source list buttons. |
| p-picklist-target-controls | Container of target list buttons. |
| p-picklist-buttons | Container of buttons. |
| p-picklist-list | List element. |
| p-picklist-item | An item in the list. |
Angular CDK.


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public interface Trigger extends Serializable, Cloneable, Comparable<Trigger>
Trigger
s -
use TriggerBuilder
to instantiate an actual Trigger.
Triggers
s have a TriggerKey
associated with them, which
should uniquely identify them within a single
.
Scheduler
Trigger
s are the 'mechanism' by which Job
s
are scheduled. Many Trigger
s can point to the same Job
,
but a single Trigger
can only point to one Job
.
Triggers can 'send' parameters/data to Job
s by placing contents
into the JobDataMap
on the Trigger
.
TriggerBuilder
,
JobDataMap
,
JobExecutionContext
,
TriggerUtils
,
SimpleTrigger
,
CronTrigger
,
CalendarIntervalTrigger
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
Trigger.CompletedExecutionInstruction
|
static class |
Trigger.TriggerState |
static class |
Trigger.TriggerTimeComparator
A Comparator that compares trigger's next fire times, or in other words,
sorts them according to earliest next fire time.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
DEFAULT_PRIORITY
The default value for priority.
|
static int |
MISFIRE_INSTRUCTION_IGNORE_MISFIRE_POLICY
Instructs the
that the
Trigger will never be evaluated for a misfire situation,
and that the scheduler will simply try to fire it as soon as it can,
and then update the Trigger as if it had fired at the proper time. |
static int |
MISFIRE_INSTRUCTION_SMART_POLICY
Instructs the
that upon a mis-fire
situation, the updateAfterMisfire() method will be called
on the Trigger to determine the mis-fire instruction,
which logic will be trigger-implementation-dependent. |
static long |
serialVersionUID |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
compareTo(Trigger other)
Compare the next fire time of this
Trigger to that of
another by comparing their keys, or in other words, sorts them
according to the natural (i.e. |
boolean |
equals(Object other)
Trigger equality is based upon the equality of the TriggerKey.
|
String |
getCalendarName()
Get the name of the
associated with this
Trigger. |
String |
getDescription()
Return the description given to the
Trigger instance by
its creator (if any). |
Date |
getEndTime()
Get the time at which the
Trigger should quit repeating -
regardless of any remaining repeats (based on the trigger's particular
repeat settings). |
Date |
getFinalFireTime()
Returns the last time at which the
Trigger will fire, if
the Trigger will repeat indefinitely, null will be returned. |
Date |
getFireTimeAfter(Date afterTime)
Returns the next time at which the
Trigger will fire,
after the given time. |
JobDataMap |
getJobDataMap()
Get the
JobDataMap that is associated with the
Trigger . |
JobKey |
getJobKey() |
TriggerKey |
getKey() |
int |
getMisfireInstruction()
Get the instruction the
Scheduler should be given for
handling misfire situations for this Trigger - the
concrete Trigger type that you are using will have
defined a set of additional MISFIRE_INSTRUCTION_XXX
constants that may be set as this property's value. |
Date |
getNextFireTime()
Returns the next time at which the
Trigger is scheduled to fire. |
Date |
getPreviousFireTime()
Returns the previous time at which the
Trigger fired. |
int |
getPriority()
The priority of a
Trigger acts as a tiebreaker such that if
two Trigger s have the same scheduled fire time, then the
one with the higher priority will get first access to a worker
thread. |
ScheduleBuilder<? extends Trigger> |
getScheduleBuilder()
Get a
ScheduleBuilder that is configured to produce a
schedule identical to this trigger's schedule. |
Date |
getStartTime()
Get the time at which the
Trigger should occur. |
TriggerBuilder<? extends Trigger> |
getTriggerBuilder()
Get a
TriggerBuilder that is configured to produce a
Trigger identical to this one. |
boolean |
mayFireAgain()
Used by the
to determine whether or not
it is possible for this Trigger to fire again. |
static final long serialVersionUID
static final int MISFIRE_INSTRUCTION_SMART_POLICY
Scheduler
that upon a mis-fire
situation, the updateAfterMisfire()
method will be called
on the Trigger
to determine the mis-fire instruction,
which logic will be trigger-implementation-dependent.
In order to see if this instruction fits your needs, you should look at
the documentation for the getSmartMisfirePolicy()
method
on the particular Trigger
implementation you are using.
static final int MISFIRE_INSTRUCTION_IGNORE_MISFIRE_POLICY
Scheduler
that the
Trigger
will never be evaluated for a misfire situation,
and that the scheduler will simply try to fire it as soon as it can,
and then update the Trigger as if it had fired at the proper time.
NOTE: if a trigger uses this instruction, and it has missed several of its scheduled firings, then several rapid firings may occur as the trigger attempt to catch back up to where it would have been. For example, a SimpleTrigger that fires every 15 seconds which has misfired for 5 minutes will fire 20 times once it gets the chance to fire.
static final int DEFAULT_PRIORITY
TriggerKey getKey()
JobKey getJobKey()
String getDescription()
Trigger
instance by
its creator (if any).String getCalendarName()
Calendar
associated with this
Trigger.null
if there is no associated Calendar.JobDataMap getJobDataMap()
JobDataMap
that is associated with the
Trigger
.
Changes made to this map during job execution are not re-persisted, and
in fact typically result in an IllegalStateException
.
int getPriority()
Trigger
acts as a tiebreaker such that if
two Trigger
s have the same scheduled fire time, then the
one with the higher priority will get first access to a worker
thread.
If not explicitly set, the default value is 5
.
DEFAULT_PRIORITY
boolean mayFireAgain()
Date getStartTime()
Trigger
should occur.Date getEndTime()
Trigger
should quit repeating -
regardless of any remaining repeats (based on the trigger's particular
repeat settings).getFinalFireTime()
Date getNextFireTime()
Trigger
is scheduled to fire. If
the trigger will not fire again, null
will be returned. Note that
the time returned can possibly be in the past, if the time that was computed
for the trigger to next fire has already arrived, but the scheduler has not yet
been able to fire the trigger (which would likely be due to lack of resources
e.g. threads).
The value returned is not guaranteed to be valid until after the Trigger
has been added to the scheduler.
Date getPreviousFireTime()
Trigger
fired.
If the trigger has not yet fired, null
will be returned.Date getFireTimeAfter(Date afterTime)
Trigger
will fire,
after the given time. If the trigger will not fire after the given time,
null
will be returned.Date getFinalFireTime()
Trigger
will fire, if
the Trigger will repeat indefinitely, null will be returned.
Note that the return time *may* be in the past.
int getMisfireInstruction()
Scheduler
should be given for
handling misfire situations for this Trigger
- the
concrete Trigger
type that you are using will have
defined a set of additional MISFIRE_INSTRUCTION_XXX
constants that may be set as this property's value.
If not explicitly set, the default value is MISFIRE_INSTRUCTION_SMART_POLICY
.
MISFIRE_INSTRUCTION_SMART_POLICY
,
SimpleTrigger
,
CronTrigger
TriggerBuilder<? extends Trigger> getTriggerBuilder()
TriggerBuilder
that is configured to produce a
Trigger
identical to this one.getScheduleBuilder()
ScheduleBuilder<? extends Trigger> getScheduleBuilder()
ScheduleBuilder
that is configured to produce a
schedule identical to this trigger's schedule.getTriggerBuilder()
boolean equals(Object other)
int compareTo(Trigger other)
Compare the next fire time of this Trigger
to that of
another by comparing their keys, or in other words, sorts them
according to the natural (i.e. alphabetical) order of their keys.
compareTo
in interface Comparable<Trigger>
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Coetzee On His Relationship With Pitso
by Soccer LadumaIn an exclusive interview with Soccer Laduma, Mamelodi Sundowns defender, Rivaldo Coetzee opened up about his relationship with Pitso Mosimane.
If there was one man who believed in Coetzee’s miraculous recovery, it has to be the Sundowns’ head coach, after he continued to show faith in the player despite an injury, which kept him on the sidelines for the entire 2017/18 season.
Read more: Middendorp: Let’s Be Humble…
Coetzee has come from a disappointing time in his career, after a move to Scottish giants, Glasgow Celtic fell through due to an underlying foot injury that was picked up during his medical.
However, after months of medical attention and rehabilitation, Coetzee made an unexpected return to football in December 2018, where has since established himself as a key player in Head Coach Mosimane’s set-up when fit.
Speaking in this week’s edition of Soccer Laduma, the player opened up about the type of relationship that he has with Mosimane and how the head coach helps him to improve his game.
“We have a good relationship. He will criticise you when he needs to, which is also good for us. We do analysis and corrections in our games and he will advise on what I can improve on. For instance, from your previous game, he will come tell you that you need to improve on this or that, so it’s helping me a lot. Even coach Manqoba (Mngqithi), he and I speak quite a lot, so he has been helping me also. It has been good so far,” he said.
To read the full exclusive interview with Rivaldo Coetzee, check out this week’s edition of Soccer Laduma, issue number 1151.


HeaderDoc processes a C++ header in much the same way that it does a C header. In fact, until HeaderDoc encounters a class declaration in a C++ header, the processing is identical. This means you can use any of the tags defined for C headers within a C++ header. See Tags for C Headers.
For example, in a header that declares two classes, you may want to use the @header tag to provide a discussion explaining why these classes are grouped, and use the @class tags to provide discussions for each of the classes.
Once HeaderDoc encounters an @class tag (with accompanying class declaration) in a C++ header, it treats all comments and declarations that follow (until the end of the class declaration) as belonging to that class, rather than to the header as a whole. When HeaderDoc generates the HTML documentation for a C++ header, it creates one frameset for the header as a whole, and separate framesets for each class declared within the header.
HeaderDoc records the access control level (public, protected, or private) of API elements declared within a C++ class. This information is used to group the API elements in the resulting documentation.
Within a C++ class declaration, HeaderDoc allows some additional tags, as describe below.
Tags, depending on type, can introduce either one or two fields of information:
@function [FunctionName]
@param [parameterName] [Some descriptive text...]
In the tables below, the "Fields" column indicates the number of textual fields each type of tag takes.
The tags highlighted in RED below are required.
Within a C++ class declaration, HeaderDoc understands all the Tags for C Headers, along with some new ones which are listed in the following sections.
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Example 1 - Documentation tagged as abstract and discussion:
/*! @class IOCommandGate @abstract Single-threaded work-loop client request mechanism. @discussion An IOCommandGate instance is an extremely light weight mechanism that executes an action on the driver's work-loop... @throws foo_exception @throws bar_exception @namespace I/O Kit (this is just a string) @updated 2003-03-15 */ class IOCommandGate : public IOEventSource { ... }
Example 2 - Documentation as single block of text:
/*! @class IOCommandGate A class that defines a single-threaded work-loop client request mechanism. An IOCommandGate instance is an extremely light weight mechanism that executes an action on the driver's work-loop... @throws foo_exception @throws bar_exception @updated 2003-03-15 */ class IOCommandGate : public IOEventSource { ... }
For member functions, use the @function tag (described in Tags for C Headers) or the @method tag (which behaves identically).
For member data, you have two choices for tagging. You can use the type-specific tags described in Tags for C Headers if you want, or you can use the non-specific tag, @var:
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/*! @var we_are_root TRUE if this device is the root power domain */
bool we_are_root;
In general, it is better to use the type-specific tag if possible (however, not all types have tags), since the tag name gives HeaderDoc a hint about how to process the declaration that follows a comment. For example, the @struct tags lets HeaderDoc know that the declaration to follow may contain a set of curly braces containing lines ending in semicolons. If the same data member were tagged @var, HeaderDoc might be tempted to stop scanning for the declaration after the first semicolon (which would be appropriate in the we_are_root declaration above).
The @var tag is most appropriate for simple types like int, float, double, etc.
For C++ template classes, if you want to document the template type parameters, you should use the @templatefield tag. You should also be sure to define the class using @template instead of @class.
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/*! @template mystackclass @templatefield T the data type stored in this stack */
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IBM PLACEMENT PAPER 3( C/C++ and APTITUDE TEST)
1. In 1978, a kg of paper was sold at Rs25/-. If the paper rate increases at 1.5% more than the inflation rate which is 6.5% a year, then what will be the cost of a kg of paper after 2 years?
(a) 29.12
(b) 29.72
(c) 30.12
(d) 32.65
(e) none of these
2. In A,B,C are having some marbles with each of them. A has given B and C the same number of marbles each of them already have. Then, B gave C and A the same number of marbles they already have. Then C gave A and B the same number of marbles they already have. At the end A,B,and C have equal number of marbles.
(i) If x,y,z are the marbles initially with A,B,C respectively. Then the number of marbles B have at the end
(a) 2(x-y-z)
(b) 4(x-y-z)
(c) 2(3y-x-z)
(d) x + y-z
Ans. (c)
(ii) If the total number of marbles are 72, then the number of marbles with A at the starting
(a) 20
(b) 30
(c) 32
(d) 39
Ans. (d)
3. If a car starts from A towards B with some velocity. Due to some problem in the engine after traveling 30km, the car goes with 4/5 th of its actual velocity The car reaches B 45 min later to the actual time. If the car engine fails after traveling 45km, the car reaches the destination B 36min late to the actual time What is the initial velocity of car and what is the distance between A and B in km
Ans. 20 & 130.
4. A person has Rs 100/- in his pocket, he can as 25 pencils or 15 books. He kept 15% of the money for traveling expenses and purchased 5 pencils. So how many books he can purchase with the remaining money.
5. Ten questions on analogies.
eg: chief : tribe :: governor : state
epaulette : shoulder :: tiara : head
guttural : throat :: gastric : stomach
inept : clever :: languid : active
knife : butcher ::
hammer : carpenter ::
6. The values of shares (in Rs).of A, B and C from January to June are as follows.
Month A B C
January 30 60 80
February 35 65 85
March 45 75 65
April 40 75 82
May 55 75 85
June 50 75 80
i) During this period which share has undergone maximum fluctuation?
ii) In which month it is possible to buy B and C selling A?
iii) In which month the share values are very low?
iv) By purchasing one share of A and 4 each of B and C in the beginning of the period,
when should these be sold to get maximum profit?
7. In a computer institute 9 languages can be taught. The module is of 6 months duration and of the six languages only one can be taught each month . In addition to that BASIC is always taught and should be in first month itself
WORD PERFECT is to be taught in the preceeding week of WORD STAR. FORTRAN can not be taught until COBAL is taught prior to that BINO, FIFO can never be taught in single module languages are BASIC, WORD STAR, WORD PERFECT, FORTRAN, COBAL, BINO, FIFO, LOTUS, C
i) If word star is in 3rd month , what could be in 6th month.
ii) If COBAL is in the 2nd month and BINO in 6th month. FORTRAN will be taught in which month.
8. In a class, except 18 all are above 50 years. 15 are below 50 years of age. How many people are there
(a) 30
(b) 33
(c) 36
(d) none of these.
Ans. (d)
9. A square plate of some size is cut at four corners. Equal squares of the same size are cut and is formed as open box. If this open box carries 128 ml of oil. What is the size of the side of the plate?
(a) 17
(b) 14
(c) 13
(d) None of these
10. In a square, all the mid points are joined. The inner square is shaded. If the area of the square is A, what is the area of the shaded area?
11. Two questions on basic angles i.e given a circle, a few chords or diameter is drawn etc.
12. If the follwoing statements are given
@(a,b)= (a+b)/2
/(a,b)= a/b
*(a,b)= ab
If a=1, b=2 then find
i) /(a,(@(a,b),*(a,b)))
ii) */(a,@(*(a,b)))
13. If the follwoing statements are given
(x#y) = x + y- xy
(x*y) = (x + y)/2
i) Find the values of x, y will satisfy this equation (x#y)#(x*y) < (x#y)
ii) Find the values of x, y will satisfy this equation (a*b)#(b*c)< (a#b)*(b*c)
14. Export PS1 results in(PS1 pwd)
a) primary prompt being your current directory
b) primary prompt and secondary prompts being the current directory
c) primary prompt prompt being your home directory
d) primary prompt and secondary prompts being the home directory
e) None of the above.
15. If you type in the command
nohup sort employees > list 2 > error out & and log off ,the next time you log in, the output will be
a) in a file called list and the error will de typed in a file error out
b) there will be no file called list or error out
c) error will be logged in a file called list and o/p will be in error out
d) you will not be allowed to log in
e) none of the above
16. In UNIX a files i-node ......?
Ans. Is a data structure that defines all specifications of a file like the file size, number of lines to a file, permissions etc.
17. The UNIX shell ....
a) does not come with the rest of the system
b) forms the interface between the user and the kernal
c) does not give any scope for programming
d) does not allow calling one program from with in another
e) all of the above
Ans. (b)
18. enum number { a= -1, b= 4,c,d,e} What is the value of e ?
(a) 7
(b) 4
(c) 5
(d) 15
(e) 3
19. The very first process created by the kernal that runs till the kernal process is halts is
a) init
b) getty
c) both (a) and (b)
d) none of these
Ans. (a)
20. Output of the following program is
main()
{int i=0;
for(i=0;i<20;i++)
{switch(i)
case 0:i+=5;
case 1:i+=2;
case 5:i+=5;
default i+=4;
break;}
printf("%d,",i);
}
}
a) 0,5,9,13,17
b) 5,9,13,17
c) 12,17,22
d) 16,21
e) Syntax error
Ans. (d)


A beautiful replacement for javascript's "alert". SweetAlert automatically centers itself on the page and looks great no matter if you're using a desktop computer, mobile or tablet. It's even highly customizable.
1. Initialize the plugin by referencing the necessary files:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="sweetalert.css">
2. Call the sweetAlert-function after the page has loaded
swal({
title: "Error!",
text: "Here's my error message!",
type: "error",
confirmButtonText: "Cool"
});
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
toastr is a Javascript library for Gnome / Growl type non-blocking notifications.
1. Initialize the plugin by referencing the necessary files:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="toastr.css">
2. Use toastr to display a toast for info, success, warning or error.
// Display an info toast with no title
toastr.info('Are you the 6 fingered man?')
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
jQuery Raty - A Star Rating Plugin
Usage with Image
1. Initialize the plugin by referencing the necessary files:

2. The component will bind to any existing DOM element.

3. Basic usage may look something like this.
$('#star-rating').raty();
Usage with Font
1. Initialize the plugin by referencing the necessary files:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="jquery.raty.css">
2. The component will bind to any existing DOM element.

3. Basic usage may look something like this.
$('#star-rating').raty({ starType: 'i' });
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
noUiSlider is a lightweight JavaScript range slider library. It offers a wide selection of options and settings, and is compatible with a ton of (touch) devices, including those running iOS, Android, Windows 8/8.1/10, Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows Mobile 10.
1. Initialize the plugin by referencing the necessary files:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="nouislider.min.css">
2. Binding to existing DOM element.

3. Basic usage may look something like this.
var slider = document.getElementById('slider');
noUiSlider.create(slider, {
start: [20, 80],
connect: true,
range: {
'min': 0,
'max': 100
}
});
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
Nice, downward compatible, touchable, jQuery dial.
1. Initialize the plugin by referencing the necessary files:

2. Binding component to DOM element.
<input type="text" value="75" class="dial">
3. Basic usage may look something like this.
$(function() {
$(".dial").knob();
});
Refer following links for detailed documentation, configuration options, methods and examples:
| Type | URL |
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| Plugin Link | http://anthonyterrien.com/knob/ |
| Template Page | https://pixinvent.com/modern-admin-clean-bootstrap-4-dashboard-html-template/html/ltr/vertical-menu-template/ex-component-knob.html |
The jQuery BlockUI Plugin lets you simulate synchronous behavior when using AJAX, without locking the browser. When activated, it will prevent user activity with the page (or part of the page) until it is deactivated. BlockUI adds elements to the DOM to give it both the appearance and behavior of blocking user interaction.
1. Initialize the plugin by referencing the necessary files:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/path/to/cropper.css">
2. Wrap the image or canvas element with a block element (container).

3. Limit image width to avoid overflow the container.
img {
max-width: 100%; /* This rule is very important, please do not ignore this! */
}
3. Basic usage may look something like this.
$('#image').cropper({
aspectRatio: 16 / 9,
crop: function(e) {
// Output the result data for cropping image.
console.log(e.x);
console.log(e.y);
console.log(e.width);
console.log(e.height);
console.log(e.rotate);
console.log(e.scaleX);
console.log(e.scaleY);
}
});
Refer following links for usage:
DropzoneJS is an open source library that provides drag’n’drop file uploads with image previews. It’s lightweight, doesn't depend on any other library (like jQuery) and is highly customizable.
1. Initialize the plugin by referencing the necessary files:

2. The typical way of using dropzone is by creating a form element with the class dropzone
. That’s it. Dropzone will find all form elements with the class dropzone, automatically attach itself to it, and upload files dropped into it to the specified action
attribute. The uploaded files can be handled just as if there would have been a html input.
<form action="/file-upload" class="dropzone">

<input name="file" type="file" multiple />

</form>
3. Alternatively you can create dropzones programmatically (even on non form
elements) by instantiating the Dropzone
class
// Dropzone class:
var myDropzone = new Dropzone("div#myId", { url: "/file/post"});
// jQuery
$("div#myId").dropzone({ url: "/file/post" });
Notes
- If you do not want the default message at all (»Drop files to upload (or click)«), you can put an element inside your dropzone element with the class
dz-message
and dropzone will not create the message for you. - Dropzone will submit any hidden fields you have in your dropzone form. So this is an easy way to submit additional data. You can also use the
params
option. - Dropzone adds data to the
file
object you can use when events fire. You can accessfile.width
andfile.height
if it’s an image, as well asfile.upload
which is an object containing:progress
(0-100),total
(the total bytes) andbytesSent
. - If you want to add additional data to the file upload that has to be specific for each file, you can register for the
sending
event:myDropzone.on("sending", function(file, xhr, formData) { // Will send the filesize along with the file as POST data. formData.append("filesize", file.size); });
- To access the preview html of a file, you can access
file.previewElement
. For example:myDropzone.on("addedfile", function(file) { file.previewElement.addEventListener("click", function() { myDropzone.removeFile(file); }); });
- If you want the whole body to be a Dropzone and display the files somewhere else you can simply instantiate a Dropzone object for the body, and define the
previewsContainer
option. ThepreviewsContainer
should have thedropzone-previews
ordropzone
class to properly display the file previews.new Dropzone(document.body, { previewsContainer: ".dropzone-previews", // You probably don't want the whole body // to be clickable to select files clickable: false });
- Look at the github wiki for more examples.
Refer following links for usage:


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This is a demo version of MITAO: A Mashup Interface for Text Analysis Operations
In this beta version you have a maximum data upload limit set to 2MB.
You can download, unzip and use the following corpus to test MITAO: sample corpus
Read the full documentation of Mitao for any help on using MITAO


MR FRANK KONYANG Dear Sir/Madam, Kindly accept my apology for sending my mail to you.I Am a true God fearing person, and I want you to trust me and help me out in this my condition. I believe you are a highly respected personality, considering the fact that I sourced your profile from a human resource profile database on your country in the Internet.(SAINO) South African Information Network Online.Though, I do not know to what extent you are familiar with events and fragile political situation in Liberia but it has formed consistent headlines in the CNN, BBC news bulletins. My Name is MR FRANK KONYANG from Liberia, a Country in West Africa. My late Father is Isaac konyang Deputy Minister of Public Works in Liberia. My Father was falsely accused of plotting to remove the then PRESIDENT OF LIBERIA CHARLES TAYLOR) from office. Without trial, Charles Taylor killed him.Before my Father was killed, he moved out the sum of $19million through a diplomatic means, and deposited it with a Security Company Safe Vault in South Africa were we are presently seeking asylum. All that is needed is for us to get a reliable person that would assist us in seeing that we pull the money out of the security company and have it transfered overseas for investment. I will remunerate you with 20% at the end, but most of all is that I solicit your trust in this transaction.I have been confined only to our country home and all my calls are monitored, So I will advise you contact me through this my private email for onward proceedings. Kindly include your Full Name, Private Telephone and email where you can always be reached, your Residential or Company Address to enable him send detail information/documents that will enable you receive the fund without any problem either now or in future as all modalities as been perfected. Please your urgent response is needed. Best Regards. MR FRANK KONYANG


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Woe to the Oppressors
1 Woe to those who devise wickedness
and work evil on their beds!
When the morning dawns, they perform it,
because it is in the power of their hand.
2 They covet fields and seize them,
and houses, and take them away;
they oppress a man and his house,
a man and his inheritance.
3 Therefore thus says the LORD:
behold, against this family I am devising disaster,
from which you cannot remove your necks,
and you shall not walk haughtily,
for it will be a time of disaster.
4 In that day they shall take up a taunt song against you
and moan bitterly,
and say, “We are utterly ruined;
he changes the portion of my people;
how he removes it from me!
To an apostate he allots our fields.”
5 Therefore you will have none to cast the line by lot
in the assembly of the LORD.
6 “Do not preach”—thus they preach—
“one should not preach of such things;
disgrace will not overtake us.”
7 Should this be said, O house of Jacob?
Has the LORD grown impatient?
Are these his deeds?
Do not my words do good
to him who walks uprightly?
8 But lately my people have risen up as an enemy;
you strip the rich robe from those who pass by trustingly
with no thought of war.
9 The women of my people you drive out
from their delightful houses;
from their young children you take away
my splendor forever.
10 Arise and go,
for this is no place to rest,
because of uncleanness that destroys
with a grievous destruction.
11 If a man should go about and utter wind and lies,
saying, “I will preach to you of wine and strong drink,”
he would be the preacher for this people!
12 I will surely assemble all of you, O Jacob;
I will gather the remnant of Israel;
I will set them together
like sheep in a fold,
like a flock in its pasture,
a noisy multitude of men.
13 He who opens the breach goes up before them;
they break through and pass the gate,
going out by it.
Their king passes on before them,
the LORD at their head.


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Google Earth Enterprise Documentation Home | GEE Server administration
View 2D databases
Once you publish a 2D database, you can view it from Google Earth Enterprise Server or in any browser. You can also interact with map layers you created in a 2D database using the geeCreateFusionMap
class of Google Maps API v3 for GEE.
To view your map database from Google Earth Enterprise Server:
- Log in to the Admin console of Google Earth Enterprise Server.
The Admin console opens to the Databases page.
- Check the box next to the map database that you want to view.
- Click Preview.
A new browser tab opens displaying your map database.
To view your map database in any browser:
- Launch any web browser.
- Point your browser to:
http://myserver.mydomainname/publish_point
where myserver.mydomainname is the host name or IP address of your server to which you published the map database, and publish_point is the publish point that you specified when the published the map database. For example: http://my_host_name/mysanfranciscomap
If you are not sure which server you published to, contact your Google Earth Enterprise Server administrator for help. - The map database displays in your browser.
Using the Google Maps API
The Fusion Maps API is used to create and interact with map layers created in Google Earth Enterprise. The API is based on the Google Maps API but includes an additional geeCreateFusionMap
class that makes it easier to interact with map layers generated by Google Earth Enterprise.