A notifications tool allows to merchant to receive notifications about multiple events in the system. Notifications can be sent to e-mail or specific url.
The main purpose of notifications is to inform integrated backend systems properly when specific events or updates occur within a payment process.
Notifications are highly recommended for all asynchronous payment methods where further actions from end customer are required. For synchronous payment methods notifications are possible but not critical from a security perspective.
There are two types of notifications, depending on the way in which a integrator is notified for a particular event or a set of events - webhook (URL) notifications and email notifications.
Webhooks are notifications that deliver event information directly to an integrator's system by calling a script hosted on the integrator's server.
Webhooks are sent as HTTP POST requests on a given URI.
The accepted ports for HTTPS are 80, 8080 and 443. Receiving notifications via HTTPS is highly recommended from a security perspective.
To receive webhooks via HTTPS a valid SSL certificate must be in place.
The format of the webhook notifications depends on the version that will be used.
For more information, see the specific notification version sections below.
NOTE Integrators have to validate the notifications they have received.
Integrators can validate a webhook notification by sending the received notification content without modifying the Payengine notification validation URL.
Payengine notification validation URLs in Sandbox and live environment:
Integrators must use the POST method for validation requests where the POST body should contain the notification content as received.
Integrators will receive one of the following responses of the validation request they sent:
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Important When the formatting is incorrect, Payengine might not be able to validate notifications. The reason for such validation errors can be:
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Email notifications enable an integrator to be notified for a specific event or multiple events by receiving an email to a specified email address.
Email notifications are sent from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and the content depends on the version that will be used.
For more details, see the Notification Version section below.
To activate webhook or email notifications, the integrator must subscribe for notifications on an event level.
You can subscribe for notifications directly via API within an order - related request, or via configuration in the Merchant Center.
For more specific instructions on how to subscribe for notifications via Merchant Center, see Merchant Center Notifications.
You can subscribe for notifications via API for all payment methods, regardless of the technical flow type (synchronous or asynchronous).
You can subscribe for notifications via API, using the async.notifications object within the preauth or debit request.
The required parameters depend on the notification version, referenced in the Notification Version 1.0 or Notification Version 2.0 subsections.
To sucessfully receive notifications for subscribed events is underpinned by Payengine retry mechanism.
The retry mechanism is applicable for webhook and email notifications, and covers three tiers of attempts to send a notification:
| Number of Tier | Number of Attempts | Delay Between Sent Attempts in Milliseconds |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | 5 | 10000 |
| Tier 2 | 5 | 60000 |
| Tier 3 | 5 | 600000 |
When the server responsible for receiving a notification is down, a retry attempt will be executed. Depending on its number, the retry attempt will be executed with a predefined delay, specific for each tier of retries.
The total number of retry attempts for a notification is 16 which is the total of all attempts from all tiers and one additional attempt.
Notification Version 1.0 is the initial version of notifications implemented within Payengine. While this version is still supported and used, it can be regarded as depricated.
We highly recommend the implementation of Notification Version 2.0 which offers a simplified message format for webhooks and especially for email notifications.
The following events are supported with Notification version 1.0:
| Category | Event | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Transaction Events | transaction create success | A transaction has been created successfully |
| transaction create failure | Creating a transaction has failed | |
| transaction update success | A transaction has been updated successfully | |
| transaction update failure | Updating a transaction has failed | |
| Customer Events | customer update success | A customer object has been updated successfully |
| customer update failure | Updating a customer object has failed | |
| customer persona create success | An object persona for a customer has been created successfully | |
| customer persona create failure | Creating an object persona for a customer has failed | |
| customer persona duplicate success | All parameters of an object persona for a customer have been duplicated successfully | |
| customer paymentInstrument add success | An object payment instrument has been added successfully for a customer | |
| customer paymentInstrument add failure | Adding an object payment instrument for a customer has failed | |
| customer paymentInstrument delete success | An object payment instrument for a customer has been deleted successfully | |
| customer paymentInstrument delete failure | Deleting an object payment instrument for a customer has failed | |
| customer address create success | An object address of a customer has been created successfully | |
| customer address create failure | Creating an object address of a customer has failed | |
| customer address duplicate success | All parameters of an object address for a customer have been duplicated successfully | |
| customer create success | A customer object has been created successfully | |
| customer create failure | Creating a customer object has failed | |
| Payment Instrument Events | paymentInstrument create success | A payment instrument (not bounded to a customer) has been created successfully |
| paymentInstrument create failure | Creating a payment instrument has failed | |
| paymentInstrument expires | A payment instrument has expired | |
| Order Events | order create success | An order has been created successfully |
| order create failure | Creating an order has failed | |
| order update success | An order has been updated successfully | |
| order update failure | Updating an order has failed |
The content will be presented are JSON objects, inline with the formatting and requirements, known to the Payengine REST API.
 Number of notification URNs, which can be specified when setting up notifications via API, is limited to 8. There are three options for the type of specified notification URNs:
|
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| notificationState |
The status update events the notifications for the corresponding order should be subscribed for. Supported values: CREATED, UPDATED
|
"async": {
"successUrl": "https://a.success.url",
"failureUrl": "https://a.callback.url",
"cancelUrl": "https://a.cancel.url",
"notifications":
[
{
"notificationUrn":"https://a.callback.url",
"notificationState": ["CREATED","UPDATED"]
},
{
"notificationUrn"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"notificationState": ["CREATED"]
}
]
}
|
The URN (URL and/or email) transmitted via API overwrites the URNs set up in the MC. |
The following table lists all supported events, grouped by category, and specifies which events are available through which channel.
| Category | Event | Transaction Type | Status | Webhook | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Transaction | trx.preauth.pending | PREAUTH | PENDING | yes | no |
| Transaction | trx.preauth.success | PREAUTH | OK | yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.preauth.failure | PREAUTH | FAILURE, ABORTED, DECLINED, EXPIRED |
yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.cancel.initiated | CANCEL | OK | yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.cancel.success | CANCEL | SUCCESS | yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.cancel.failure | CANCEL | FAILURE, DECLINED |
yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.debit.pending | DEBIT | PENDING | yes | no |
| Transaction | trx.debit.initiated | DEBIT | OK | yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.debit.success | DEBIT | SUCCESS | yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.debit.failure | DEBIT | FAILURE, ABORTED, DECLINED, EXPIRED |
yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.capture.initiated | CAPTURE | OK | yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.capture.success | CAPTURE | SUCCESS | yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.capture.failure | CAPTURE | FAILURE, DECLINED, EXPIRED |
yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.refund.initiated | REFUND | OK | yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.refund.success | REFUND | SUCCESS | yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.refund.failure | REFUND | FAILURE, DECLINED |
yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.credit.initiated | CREDIT | OK | yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.credit.success | REFUND | CREDIT | yes | yes |
| Transaction | trx.credit.failure | CREDIT | FAILURE, ABORTED, DECLINED |
yes | yes |
| 3DS | 3ds.result | - | - | yes | no |
All notifications will be in a JSON format. The parameter depends on the notification category.
{
"notificationApiVersion": "2.0",
"notificationId": "notification_ewnozkeo6z",
"globalTrackId": "XLg5rFkDCps-XAAa-qpMuwAAAAQ",
"eventType": "trx.debit.success",
"createdAt":<PHONE_NUMBER>745,
"merchantId": "merchant_njtz6vixd4",
"transactionId": "transaction_eyn7mnrpkf",
"transactionAmount": 1190,
"currency": "EUR",
"order": {
"orderId": "jow94tbrwj",
"merchantOrderId": "merchantOrderId_49489392",
"orderAmount": 1190,
"canceledAmount": 0,
"capturedAmount": 1190,
"refundedAmount": 0,
"preauthorizedAmount": 1190,
"product": "paypal",
"statementDescription": "statement description"
},
"paymentInstrumentId": "paymentinstrument_sit9uglw7r",
"customerId": "customer_bwi58ijnvk",
"personaId": "persona_rn4v36hyol",
"billingAddressId": null,
"shippingAddressId": null,
"redirectUrl": null,
"providerCode": null,
"merchantMessage": null,
"customerMessage": null,
}
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| notificationApiVersion | Version of the notification service, always set to "2.0" |
| notificationId | Payengine notification identifier |
| globalTrackId | Payengine global tracking ID (for debugging) |
| eventType | Type of the event, for example trx.debit.success |
| createdAt | Timestamp of the event |
| merchantId | Payengine merchantId |
| transactionId | Payengine transactionId |
| transactionAmount | Amount of the transaction event |
| currency | Currency code |
| order | Object containing details of the corresponding order |
| order.orderId | Payengine orderId |
| order.merchantOrderId | Merchant order reference |
| order.orderAmount | Total amount of the order |
| order.canceledAmount | Amount already canceled |
| order.capturedAmount | Amount already canceled |
| order.refundedAmount | Amount already canceled |
| order.product | Payment product, for example, cardscreditcard, SEPA, Paypal. |
| order.statementDescription | statement descriptor |
| paymentInstrumentId | Payengine paymentInstrumentId referencing the tokenized payment credentials |
| customerId | Payengine customerId referencing the corresponding customer data |
| personaId | Payengine personaId referencing the corresponding persona data |
| billingAddressId | Payengine billingAddressId referencing the corresponding billing address data |
| shippingAddressId | Payengine shippingAddressId referencing the corresponding shipping address data |
| redirectUrl | Redirect URL in case of asynchronous payment transactions |
| providerCode | Code from external provider |
| merchantMessage | Message for merchant from external provider |
| customerMessage | Message for customer from external provider |
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| notificationApiVersion | Version of the notification service, always set to "2.0" |
| notificationId | Payengine notification identifier |
| globalTrackId | Payengine global tracking ID (for debugging) |
| eventType | type of the event, for example trx.debit.success |
| createdAt | timestamp of the event |
| merchantId | Payengine merchantId |
| threeAuthenticationId | Identifier of the 3DS authentication transaction generated by the Payengine if the transaction was triggered through a dedicated authentication service |
| orderData | Order object in case the authentication was triggered as part of an order |
| orderData.transactionId | Payengine transactionId |
| orderData.orderId | Payengine orderId |
| orderData.merchantOrderId | Merchant order reference |
| authenticationResult | Object containing the result of the 3DS authentication transaction (final results will be available only in case of frictionless flow) |
| authenticationResult.version | Parameter indicating the version of the 3DS 1.0 or 2.0 |
| authenticationResult.status |
Enum:"Y" "N" "A" "U" "R" Indicates whether a transaction qualifies as an authenticated transaction or account verification. Y = authentication successful N = not authenticated; transaction denied U = authentication could not be performed; technical or other problem A = attempts processing performed; not attempted R = authentication rejected; issuer is rejecting |
| authenticationResult.transactionId | The transaction identifier from the 3DS authentication 3DS 1.0: This will be the XID 3DS 2.0: This will be the dsTransID |
| authenticationResult.authenticationValue | The authenticationValue returned in the 3DS authentication CAVV: Visa, AMEX, JCB, Diners/Discover UCAF: Mastercard |
| authenticationResult.eci |
The Electronic Commerce Indicator (ECI) provided by the ACS or DS to indicate the results of the attempt to authenticate the cardholder. The ECI values might differ depending on the card scheme. For all fully authenticated or authentication attempted transactions the liability will be shifted to the card issuer. Mastercard 00 - no authentication available 01 - authentication attempted 02 - fully authenticated 07 - fully authenticated*1 All other card schemes 05 - fully authenticated 06 - authentication attempted 07 - no authentication available *1 - Mastercard distinguishes between fully authenticated recurring payments (flagged with ECI 07) and all other fully authenticated transactions (flagged with ECI 02). |
| authenticationResult.errorDetails | Object containing error information in case of error |
| authenticationResult.errorDetails.providerCode | Original error code from the 3DS server or MPI |
| authenticationResult.errorDetails.providerMessage | Original error message from the 3DS server or MPI |
| type |
Enum:"PAYMENT_TRANSACTION" "RECURRING_TRANSACTION" "RECURRING_CARDCHECK""ADD_CARD" The type of the authentication requested.
|
| paymentInstrumentId | Identifier of the payment instrument used for the 3DS authentication. |
The email notification should include a pre-defined set of parameters, limited to the most relevant parameters.
NOTE Currenlty only transaction - related events are supported.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Status | Event type status |
| Timestamp | Timestamp of the transaction update |
| Merchant ID | Payengine merchant identifier |
| Order ID | Payengine orderId |
| Transaction ID | Payengine transactionId for this event |
| Merchant Order ID | Merchant order reference |
| Order Amount | Order amount |
| Currency | Currency of the order |
| Transaction Amount | Transaction amount for the transaction status, might fully match the order amount |
| Payment Method | The method used for the transaction, for example, Paypal, a card, etc. |
| Merchant Customer ID | Merchant identifier for customer |
| Customer Email | Customer Email |
| Customer First Name | Customer First Name |
| Customer Last Name | Customer Last Name |
| Provider Code | Code from external provider |
| Provider Message | Message from external provider |
| Global Tracking ID | PE globalTrackId, can be used for troubleshooting |
Sample:
The following parameters are required in the async.notification object to subscribe to a Notification version 2.0 via API requests.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| notificationUrn |
The URN to which the notification should be sent to. Number of notification URNs, which can be specified when setting up notifications via API, is limited to 8. There are three options for the type of specified notification URNs:
|
| notificationVersion | 1.0 or 2.0 In case the notificationVersion is not provided automatically, version 1.0 should be used for the notifications |
| notificationEvent |
Supported values: see the values from Events abovesection. Integrators should explicitly specify the events they are interested in rather than wildcard everything. NOTE: Only the events that are supported for the corresponding transaction type should be raised as a notification. The others should be ignored. |
NOTE: The notificationState should not be used anymore for vervion 2.0.
"async": {
...
"notifications": [
{
"notificationUrn": "https://a.callback.url",
"notificationVersion": "2.0"
"notificationEvent": ["3ds.result"]
}
]
}


Stewart Milne to step down as Aberdeen chairman with Dave Cormack to take over
The 69-year-old has decided to concentrate on his other businesses and will be replaced by Dave Cormack.
by Scott Burns, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/scott-burns/Building tycoon Stewart Milne is leaving his role as chairman of Aberdeen after 21 years at the helm.
Dave Cormack will replace him as the head of the club in a move that could see the Dons' board totally reconfigured.
It's expected that the news will be announced and voted on at the club's December AGM.
Milne has decided that over two decades service at one of the country's biggest football clubs is enough and will now look to recede into the background.
The 69-year-old is still busy with his other business and wants to concentrate more on them after helping the Dons to deliver their new Cormack Park training ground, that was opened last month.
Milne has ploughed millions into the club and has helped turn them into one of Scotland’s top clubs once again under Derek McInnes' stewardship.
The current chairman has had his ups and downs in charge and despite his massive financial outlay he has seen the club pick up just one trophy – the 2014 League Cup.
Former chief executive Cormack is set to pick up the baton.
The software millionaire has also invested heavily into the club and also brought in US investment to help fund Cormack Park.
Cormack has also opened up links with Atlanta United and has made it clear of his ambitions to turn Aberdeen into one of Europe’s top 100 clubs.
Major finance is also needed to raise the money for the proposed new stadium at Kingsford.
It is likely that Cormack will need to help find the funds although a possible revamp of Pittodrie is also now being muted.
Life-long Dons Cormack is keen to shake up Pittodrie and looks set to make big changes once he takes power.


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OverAir uses the research on how weather affects mood and hence acoustic attributes of your music preferences informed by Spotify to create an experiential platform.
You know that feeling when you’re cosy on your bed on winter nights but its too cold outside to actually step out and yet you want to feel the wind. OverAir relaxes you and takes you to the beautiful weather outside you.
This website has been my first big coding project and is just a demo of the idea above. Ideally there would be a much bigger database of songs/playlist as well as videos carefully inserted from the research. I also envision the use of live satellite and environmental videos projected from the user’s location. For this project I chose songs and videos based on the research and which were legal to use. Would like to thank SoudCloud artists and Videvo for their contribution.


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This page covers some basic questions on how to use the SML/NJ system.
Under Unix, you should make sure that the bin directory containing the sml command is in your path (defined by the PATH shell variable). If SMLHOME is defined to be the directory where SML/NJ was installed, then the sml command would be $SMLHOME/bin/sml. Another common place where the sml command might be installed is the directory /usr/local/bin. You can invoke sml by giving a full file name
/usr/local/bin/smlor, if the sml command is in a directory in your path, just type:
sml
Under Windows, you can run SML/NJ by double clicking on the SML icon. Or ...
Typing the EOF character at the interactive top level will quit sml.
The EOF key is typically ctrl-D under Unix and ctrl-Z under Windows,
where you'll need to press the return/enter key to make it take
effect. Another method is to call the function
OS.Process.exit
:
OS.Process.exit(OS.Process.success);The two status values definied in
OS.Process
are
success
and failure
.
See the OS.Process
documentation. The OS.Process.exit
function is the
proper means of quiting sml from within a program.
The function
use: string -> unitis defined at top level and will load a file containing SML source code if applied to a string containing the name of the file (i.e. a file path name in the syntax of the host operating system). For instance
use "../lib/sort.sml";would cause the contents of the file "
../lib/sort.sml
" (assuming Unix
file name syntax) to be loaded into the top-level interactive system
as though it had been typed or pasted into the top-level interactive
loop.
The function name use
is a top-level synonym for the
function
Compiler.Interact.useFile
.
The use
function is convenient and adaquate for casual
use, but it is not the recommended way to load an entire multifile
program. For serious program development, it is much better to use
the facilities of the compilation manager,
CM.
It depends on what you mean by "load". A brute force method would be to determine the pathname of the source code for the library and load the source code with the "use" command, but this is not recommended. A much better technique is to use CM, the built-in Compilation Manager.
If you want to use a library as part of a CM-managed program, then you simply list the library's description file in your own project's description file.
If you want to be able to access the bindings that the library exports at the interactive prompt, then you must issue the command:
CM.make' ("<library-description-file>", false);or, if you are using the latest "working" version of SML/NJ (110.9 or later):
CM.make' { group = "<library-description-file>", force_relink = false };Of course, you must replace the placeholder
<library-description-file>
with the pathname of the
library's description file (note that CM uses the shell environment
variable CM_PATH when looking for description files). If the pathname
of the library happens to be simply "sources.cm", then you don't need
to specify it at all. In that case simply say
CM.make ();
CM also provides an autoloading feature, which causes selected
library modules to be loaded automatically when they are mentioned in
the interactive system. By default, the Util and Unix sections of
the SML/NJ Library are registered for autoloading when the SML/NJ
system is built. This means that if you refer to any of these library
modules in code entered into the interactive system (directly or via
the function use
), they will be loaded automatically by
CM. Which libraries are initially registered for autoloading is
determined by variables set in the config/targets file, but users can
register their own libraries for autoloading using the CM.autoload'
function.
See the CM manual for further information.
The function OS.FileSys.getDir
returns the current
directory of the interactive loop or of an SML program that calls it.
The function OS.FileSys.chDir
sets the current
directory of the interactive loop or of an SML program that calls it.
To save a heap-image of the SML/NJ interactive system, use the function
exportML: string -> boolwhich is defined in the
SMLofNJ
structure. A call such as
exportML "image"causes a heap image to be saved as
image.arch-opsys
where
arch-opsys
designates the architecture and
operating system (e.g. image.sparc-solaris
). The original
call of exportML
returns false.
Having created a heap image file, say image.arch-opsys
with the
exportML
function, you can run the image, resuming the interactive loop from
the point where exportML
was called by executing
sml @SMLload=image.arch-opsys(where
arch-opsys
will be a particular
architecture, operating system combination like
"sparc-solaris
"), or just
sml @SMLload=imagesince
sml
can figure out the right arch-opsys
suffix.
Execution will
resume at the point where exportML
returned, with the return value
being true to indicate that we are in the resumed image.
To create a stand-alone application, use the function
exportFn: (string * ((string * string list) -> OS.Process.status)) -> unitwhich is defined in the
SMLofNJ
structure. This function also produces a heap image file that must
be passed as an @SMLload
parameter to sml
to be run.
If you want to create a simple executable image, see the
following question.
It is possible to combine a heap image with the SML/NJ runtime to create a normal executable file by using Lorenz Huelsbergen's heap2exec utility.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.pikater.web.visualisation.implementation.datasource |
Package containing classes that implements access to ARFF files for visualisation purposes.
|
| org.pikater.web.visualisation.implementation.datasource.single |
Package containing classes that implement access to one dataset and one triplet in each step.
|
| org.pikater.web.visualisation.implementation.charts |
This package contains classes, that implement the functionality to display
scatter plots for input datasets.
|
| org.pikater.web.visualisation.implementation.charts.coloring |
Package containing classes implementing functions, that computes the color of
the points drawn in charts.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Colorer |
ArffDataset.getColorer(int attrIndex)
Creates the appropriate colorer for the dataset's attribute.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Colorer |
SingleArffDataset.getZColorer()
Returns the Colorer for the Z axis.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Colorer |
Chart.getZcolorer() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Chart.renderPoint(double x,
double y,
double z,
int radius,
Colorer colorer)
Draws a circle for some dataset entry.
|
void |
ComparisonChart.renderSquarePoint(double x,
double y,
double z,
int pointWidth,
Colorer colorer)
Draws a square with specified parameters
|
void |
Chart.setZcolorer(Colorer zcolorer) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CategoricalColorer
Class implementing colorer used for categorical values.
|
class |
LinearColorer
Class implementing colorer used for numerical values.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Colorer |
LinearColorer.merge(Colorer colorer) |
Colorer |
Colorer.merge(Colorer colorer)
Merges the given colorer to the actual colorer
|
Colorer |
CategoricalColorer.merge(Colorer colorer)
Merges two
CategoricalColorer objects if they have the same
number of categories. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Colorer |
LinearColorer.merge(Colorer colorer) |
Colorer |
Colorer.merge(Colorer colorer)
Merges the given colorer to the actual colorer
|
Colorer |
CategoricalColorer.merge(Colorer colorer)
Merges two
CategoricalColorer objects if they have the same
number of categories. |


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java.lang.Object com.lmax.disruptor.RingBuffer<T>
T
- AbstractEntry implementation storing the data for sharing during exchange or parallel coordination of an event.public final class RingBuffer<T extends AbstractEntry>
Ring based store of reusable entries containing the data representing an AbstractEntry
being exchanged between producers and consumers.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static long |
INITIAL_CURSOR_VALUE
Set to -1 as sequence starting point |
long |
p1
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long |
p10
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long |
p11
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long |
p12
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long |
p13
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long |
p14
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long |
p2
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long |
p3
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long |
p4
|
long |
p5
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p6
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| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
RingBuffer(EntryFactory<T> entryFactory,
int size)
Construct a RingBuffer with default strategies of: ClaimStrategy.Option.MULTI_THREADED and WaitStrategy.Option.BLOCKING |
|
RingBuffer(EntryFactory<T> entryFactory,
int size,
ClaimStrategy.Option claimStrategyOption,
WaitStrategy.Option waitStrategyOption)
Construct a RingBuffer with the full option set. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
ConsumerBarrier<T> |
createConsumerBarrier(Consumer... consumersToTrack)
Create a ConsumerBarrier that gates on the RingBuffer and a list of Consumer s |
ForceFillProducerBarrier<T> |
createForceFillProducerBarrier(Consumer... consumersToTrack)
Create a ForceFillProducerBarrier on this RingBuffer that tracks dependent Consumer s. |
ProducerBarrier<T> |
createProducerBarrier(Consumer... consumersToTrack)
Create a ProducerBarrier on this RingBuffer that tracks dependent Consumer s. |
int |
getCapacity()
The capacity of the RingBuffer to hold entries. |
long |
getCursor()
Get the current sequence that producers have committed to the RingBuffer. |
T |
getEntry(long sequence)
Get the AbstractEntry for a given sequence in the RingBuffer. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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public static final long INITIAL_CURSOR_VALUE
public long p1
public long p2
public long p3
public long p4
public long p5
public long p6
public long p7
public long p8
public long p9
public long p10
public long p11
public long p12
public long p13
public long p14
| Constructor Detail |
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public RingBuffer(EntryFactory<T> entryFactory, int size, ClaimStrategy.Option claimStrategyOption, WaitStrategy.Option waitStrategyOption)
entryFactory
- to create AbstractEntry
s for filling the RingBuffersize
- of the RingBuffer that will be rounded up to the next power of 2claimStrategyOption
- threading strategy for producers claiming AbstractEntry
s in the ring.waitStrategyOption
- waiting strategy employed by consumers waiting on AbstractEntry
s becoming available.public RingBuffer(EntryFactory<T> entryFactory, int size)
ClaimStrategy.Option.MULTI_THREADED
and WaitStrategy.Option.BLOCKING
entryFactory
- to create AbstractEntry
s for filling the RingBuffersize
- of the RingBuffer that will be rounded up to the next power of 2| Method Detail |
|---|
public ConsumerBarrier<T> createConsumerBarrier(Consumer... consumersToTrack)
ConsumerBarrier
that gates on the RingBuffer and a list of Consumer
s
consumersToTrack
- this barrier will track
public ProducerBarrier<T> createProducerBarrier(Consumer... consumersToTrack)
ProducerBarrier
on this RingBuffer that tracks dependent Consumer
s.
consumersToTrack
- to be tracked to prevent wrapping.
ProducerBarrier
with the above configuration.public ForceFillProducerBarrier<T> createForceFillProducerBarrier(Consumer... consumersToTrack)
ForceFillProducerBarrier
on this RingBuffer that tracks dependent Consumer
s.
This barrier is to be used for filling a RingBuffer when no other producers exist.
consumersToTrack
- to be tracked to prevent wrapping.
ForceFillProducerBarrier
with the above configuration.public int getCapacity()
public long getCursor()
public T getEntry(long sequence)
AbstractEntry
for a given sequence in the RingBuffer.
sequence
- for the AbstractEntry
AbstractEntry
for the sequence
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Evaluates a Groovy script and injects the results into the environment of every build. This script is powered by the Script Security Plugin; both Approved Script and Groovy Sandbox modes are available. For the new scripts it is recommended to use the Sandbox mode.
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Fix security vulnerability allowing command line exploit when using file delivery method
Fix security vulnerability allowing command line exploit when using exim or sendmail from the command line
Change Mail#deliver! to also inform the interceptors
Encodings.value_decode(str): Treat lines with mixed encoding correctly when the line ends with a plain text part.
Fix non ascii character folding problems
Handle multipart mail in Mail::Message#to_yaml / from_yaml
More warning fixes
Normalize the Parse Error class and messages
Fix for Mail::Encodings.unquote_and_convert not handling unquoted characters mixed in between quoted strings
Updated treetop to latest version, specs now run approximately 25-30% faster!
Version bump to 2.4.1 and gem release
Speed up reading of messages by about 12x
Added Message#without_attachments! that removes all message’s attachments
Added shoulda-style RSpec matchers
Added support for @ in display name
Added support for the :tls and :ssl options
Added UTF-16 and UTF-32 support
Added Exim as it’s own delivery manager
Added Ruby 1.9.3 compatibility
Fix for Sendmail return-path escaping
Fix for alias for SJIS was changed from shift_jis to windows-31J in Ruby 1.9.3
Fix for undefined method ‘constantize’ error when no ActiveSupport loaded
Fix Mail::Field#== comparison
Fixed Regexp warning: character class has duplicated range
Fixed encoding non-latin names in addresses
Fixed issue with non-7bit attachment filenames
Now define String#blank? only if not defined yet
Decoding text parts using charset from Content-Type field
Per RFC 5322, do not accept emails with consecutive dots
Bunch of bug fixes from contributed pull requests
Travis CI setup and passing on 6 rubies
Upgrade RSpec to 2.8.0
Lots of warnings fixed
Version bump to 2.4.0 and gem release
Remove ActiveSupport from the dependencies, load Active Support if present, or use internals if not
Created v2.2 branch for all 2.2 related commits
Update activesupport require to use inflector - closes #217
Version bump to 2.3 and gem release
Fixed charset warning issue with multipart messages - github.com/arvindsv
Version bump to 2.2.18 and gem release
Mail::Field.new("Subject: foobar", 'iso-2022-jp') does not set charset - github.com/yalab
Fixed an exception with nil in Reply-To and References field - github.com/dcormier
Version bump to 2.2.17 and gem release
Added support for open SMTP connections and returning the Mail server’s response - github.com/spiegela
RE: not appended to subject when replying to a reply - github.com/prateekdayal
Support not ascii compatible charset mail send - github.com/yalab
Fix for issue 208 “mail.body after mail.add_file truncates message body” - github.com/glongman
Handle bad subject encoding (or “:invalid => :replace” is ineffective for utf-8 to utf-8 encoding) - github.com/choonkeat
Handle blank Received header field - github.com/bcantin
Handle part with missing content type - github.com/bcantin
Handle a “<>” Return field - github.com/bcantin
Performance improvements for 1.9 - github.com/nobu
Fix heavy CPU issues when messages are missing a space - github.com/scsmith
Tighten up allowed encodings - github.com/scsmith
Added to_yaml & from_yaml (as well as to_hash & from_hash) - github.com/srushti
Fix up some comments - github.com/takahashim
Version bump to 2.2.16 and gem release
Update addresses passed into sendmail to escape them (Andy Lindeman)
Version bump to 2.2.15 and gem release
Update field_spec to handle encodings, closes issues 44 and 120 (Luis Lopez)
Version bump to 2.2.14 and gem release
Use default IANA port on the IMAP retriever_method (Adrian Silva)
Updated README to reflect latest ruby versions we test against (mikel)
Only remove tlsconnect if it exists (mikel)
Added backport fix for net/smtp bug (Aaron Patterson)
Changed “Mail#text_part” so that it does not return a plain text attachment (Anton Mironov)
Added in rescue blocks for badly formatted dates as well as encoding problems (Karl Baum)
Fixed warning errors of duplicated regular expressions (Kouhei Sutou)
Removed duplication from Regex’s containing [wd]+ as w contains d (mikel)
Add authentication selection for imap retriever (Björn Albers)
Removing warning on @name not being initialized (mikel)
Version bump to 2.2.13 and gem release
Fixing problems with multibyte filenamed attachment (amatsuda)
Providing IMAP uid and imap object as options to IMAP calls (dball)
Fixing filename for windows (mikel)
Updating requirement on i18n to be more relaxed for now until we nuke ActiveSupport dependency (Mikel)
Version bump to 2.2.12 and gem release
Allow address lists to handle and ignore empty addresses (Donald Ball)
Allow address lists to handle repeating strings of commas (Donald Ball)
Noting pending test for malformed folding whitespace (Donald Ball)
Adding spec to test error email for missing addresses in to header (Mikel)
Bumping i18n dependency to ~> 0.5.0
Version bump to 2.2.11 and gem release
Added test retriever and updated documentation (Donald Ball)
Fix test suite to work in any timezone (Donald Ball)
Added dependency for tlsmail for Ruby 1.8.6 (Donald Ball)
Added new feature, replies for mail message
Fix references header to use CFWS instead of comma as the separator per RFC2822
Version Bum to 2.2.10 and pushed.
Add find_and_delete convenience method for consistency with POP3, document delete_after_find option (Donald Ball)
Documenting the openssl_verify_mode setting (Donald Ball)
Added ruby-1.8.6 back into the list of tested platforms (Donald Ball)
Relax i18n dependency until we remove active support requirement
Version Bump to <IP_ADDRESS> to include new i18n dependency
Version Bump to 2.2.9 and tag
Updating Gemfile and gemspec to include i18n and sync dependency versions
Added work from Kendall Gifford closing issues #104, #107 and #117
Always encode mailbox names with UTF-7 (github: fasta)
Added updates from Donald Ball (github: dball) to improve 1.8.6 support
Added patch from Ryan Bigg (github: ryanb) for mark_for_delete
Version Bump to 2.2.7
Release 2.2.7
Added fix for Windows using ‘rb’ flags, thanks to Luis Lavena and dzhang for pointing it out
Fixed up Rakefile to require bundler to run specs and give more appropriate errors messages if this fails
Merged POP3 delete support work from Michael Prendergast
Merged IMAP support work from Fabian Staubli
Replace some missing documentation
Version bump to <IP_ADDRESS>
Fixed parsing an email with an empty In-Reply-To header (Reported by Eugene Pimenov)
Adding address spec for<EMAIL_ADDRESS>format emails
Version bump to 2.2.6
Added new way to do versioning for rubygems
Added additional specs for Content-Disposition: inline which are not being encoded correctly - Shawn Pyle
Make sure Mail::Message#attachment? returns true/false - Simone Carletti
Replace hard-coded references to Mail with more generic self references to allow easier inheritance (closes #61) - Simone Carletti
Force encoding on Regexp for Ruby 1.9 to avoid encoding conflicts - Golubev Pavel
Added lazy evaluation to message body: body is not parsed until need. It greatly improves performance with big mails if you don’t need to read the body (yet)
Added Mail.read_from_string as an explicit method (mcansky)
Fixed bounce detection for multipart reports that contain a human readable report status part
Closed Issue #65 found (incredibly) by quetz - major Kudos for bug hunting
Fixed missing trailing CRLF in content type field - Closes issue #57 - Kudos to Henry Flower for finding it
Version bump to <IP_ADDRESS>
Closed issue #58 - Content Type not parsing unless lower case.
Version bump to <IP_ADDRESS>
Added Mail::POP3.delete_all, including specs (Martijn Storck)
Lars Pind updates on header folding
Version bump to 2.2.5
Added inline attachment support to mail (mikel)
Updating versioning so we only have one source, VERSION.yml (mikel)
Changed activesupport dependency to 2.3.6 to fix #53, #64, and def #67. (Artem Titoulenko)
Fixing typo in break_down_to.rb. (mikel)
fixing a typo when generating docs. (Andrew Bloom)
Changing rnt to rns throughout mail (mikel)
Handle multiple quoted words in Encodings.unquote_and_convert_to (Eric Kidd)
Ruby 1.9: mark source encoding so it’s usable with -Ks, -Ke, etc (Jeremy Kemper)
Add include? to mail body for convenience (Maxim Chernyak)
Use Mail::TestMailer.deliveries in README example (John Trupiano)
Allow bundler to automatically build a gem directly from git (Eric Kidd)
Lots of updates on encoding and decoding of headers and unstructured fields. This is now a lot cleaner and nicer. Also more predictable.
Merged encoding branch back into head
Version bump to 2.2.0
Tagged 2.2.0
Created non-ascii header auto encoding for address fields and unstructured fields
Changed default behaviour of mail, if you specify a charset, it will use that charset regardless of what is in the body. Previously, if the body was all US-ASCII, it would set the charset to US-ASCII in preference.
Many internal version jumps from <IP_ADDRESS> => <IP_ADDRESS> - unreleased development versions
Version bump to <IP_ADDRESS>
No longer depend on vendor’d treetop as treetop now has optional loading of parts of the library
Change treetop dependency to 1.4.5
Version bump to <IP_ADDRESS>
Fixed up preserve case in header fields when assigned from a message closes issue #46
Version bump to <IP_ADDRESS>
Fixed net/pop3.rb regression for Ruby 1.8.6
Merged in Jeremy Kemper’s updates:
Bump vendored treetop to 1.4.4
Use Mikel’s treetop for cucumber workaround
Use LOAD_PATH for spec_helper instead of relative requires
Force treetop from git so cucumber doesn’t pull in old version
Version bump to 2.1.5
Changed guess encoding to short circuit to binary if the mime type is unknown, should be safe
Renaming spec to match the file for attachment_lists.rb
Adding Message#decoded returns Message#body#decoded if the message is not multipart
Version bump to 2.1.4
Merged in Jeremy/treetop to vendored treetop
Merged in nathansobo/treetop to vendored treetop
Merged in pzbowen/mail into mail - Adds body auto encoding - awesome work
Fixed content-transfer-encoding parser to be more compliant per RFC, also now handles trailing semi-colons correctly
Fixed content-transfer-encoding parser to handle weird “from the wild” misspellings
Added message.errors, header.errors arrays, returns array of [field_name, value, error_object] for each field that failed to parse
Removed bundler require from Rakefile
Keep header name case when failing to unstructured field
Fixed multiaddress bounce messages crashing when calling .bounced? Now just take the first report and return that.
Closes issue 38 - final_recipient method give problem when one bounce email for multiple email ids
Fixing up TODO and Docs
Version bump to 2.1.3
Added TMM1’s patch to not raise errors if a email is not multipart/report
Added html_part and text_part now return the first text/html or text/plain part they find. Order is from top to bottom of the email, all parts, flattened.
Cleaning up register_interceptor and register_observer including documentation
Renamed register_for_delivery_notification to register_observer
Renamed register_for_delivery_interception to register_interceptor
Adding spec to check for folding of non ASCII words that have been encoded
Updating Message#inspect to be a bit more friendly… it is for us mere mortals after all
Version bump to 2.1.2
Removed old method of setting delivery_method
Added ability for address fields to init on an array instead of just a string.
Version bump to 2.1.1
Now passes a block to the delivery handler, which can just call yield if it want’s Mail to just do it’s normal delivery method
Moved Mail.deliveries into Mail::TestMailer.deliveries. Now only gets mail appended to it if you are sending with the :test delivery_method (only for testing)
Version bump to 2.1.0
Change :deliver! to deliver a mail object, bypassing the :perform_deliveries and :raise_delivery_errors flags, also does not append the mail object to Mail.deliveries, thus the ! (dangerous). The intended use for :deliver! is for people wanting to have their own delivery_handler (like ActionMailer uses) to track and handle delivery failures.
Added :delivery_handler to Message. Allows you to pass an object that will be sent :deliver_mail(self) by the Mail::Message instance when it is sent :deliver and bypasses the usual delivery method.
Changed :perform_deliveries flag to be more consistent with it’s name, mail will not append itself to the Mail.deliveries collection if :perform_deliveries is false
Version bump to 2.0.5
Added :raise_delivery_errors to Mail::Message, if set to false will silently rescue all errors raised by the delivery methods, set to true by default
Version bump to 2.0.4
Added :perform_deliveries to mail, will not actually call deliver on the delivery method if this is set to false, set to true by default.
Added @delivery_notification_observers to mail messages, you can register an observer with mail by calling mail.register_for_delivery_notification(observer) and then when mail is told to :deliver it will call your observer with observer.delivered_email(self). It will call your observer if it actually performed the delivery or not (that is, irregardless of the :perform_deliveries flag)
Added ability to overwrite the Mail.deliveries store with an object of your choice instead of just an array, this is a good way to find out if something actually got delivered as if :perform_deliveries is false, this collection will not get the mail message appended
Version bump to 2.0.3
Made body.sort_parts! recursive, to do the entire body
Added ability to use << on the results returned by the various address fields, ie, mail.to << ‘new@address’ now works
Message now adds multipart/mixed as the content type if nothing is set and there are parts to the message
Added display_names and addrs to all address fields. addrs returns the actual Mail::Address object for each address in the field.
Body should call to_s on given input… incase someone gave it an IO.readlines result (Array)
*
Version bump to 2.0.2
Major change to attachments, add_file now only accepts {:filename => ‘full/path/to/file.png’} or {:filename => ‘file.png’, :content => ‘string of file content’} you can also now do mail.attachments = File.read(‘path/to/file.png’) which is nice too!
Rewrote all network classes to not use singletons. Means different Mail::Message objects can have different delivery methods.
Added examples for how to send via GMail, MobileMe, Sendmail, File etc.
Version bump to 2.0.0 as Network API changed drastically, now not a singleton class.
Fixed that return-path should only return one address
Version update to 1.6.0 - API change on mail.address_fields to always return arrays
Updated all message.address_field methods to always return arrays, so mail.from #=><EMAIL_ADDRESS>now, is least surprise
Updated handling of empty group lists so it didn’t crash
Version 1.5.3, handling invalid input on fields. Highly recommended update
Updated fields to always try parsing the given data (unless blank). This allows mail to catch invalid input and return UnstructuredFields. Makes mail a lot more resistant to invalid input.
Version bump to 1.5.2
Updated Sendmail and SMTP delivery methods to use return-path if present
Fix up a lot of content-type parsing problems
Updating compat listing
Moving error emails into one directory
Moving error emails into one directory
Initializing @tls variable to remove warnings
Moved default corpus directory
Fixed up git ignore file
Added compatibility list to Readme.rdoc
Fixing encoding of return path to be per RFC 2822, adding angle brackets around the addr_spec
Specs covering return path setting and preserving
Moving the require for tlsmail for Ruby 1.8.6 into mail.rb
Version bump to 1.5.0
Major API change in Message#field_name. This WILL break your applications that use Mail. Message#field_name now returns good, intelligent, default values. You can still access the field object by calling Message# or Message#.
Message-ID, Content-ID, References et al, now return the default value of the message ID without the angle brackets, as per RFC 2822, “Semantically, the angle bracket characters are not part of the msg-id; the msg-id is what is contained between the two angle bracket characters.”
Message class now has getter and setter methods for all the supported field types explicitly. This allows us to return a “default” value for all fields.
All address fields, when called from Message#to or Message#from or the like, return either a string of the address spec<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if it is a single entry, or an array of address specs if there is more than one<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Added sorting of parts, default is text/plain, then text/enriched and text/html. Access through Body#set_sort_order and Body#sort_parts! (called from Body#encode automatically)
Version bump to 1.4.2
Updating treetop and mail to initialize uninitialized instance variables to nil
Version bump to 1.4.1
Version bump to 1.4 because now :to_s calls :decoded for all fields and body while :to_s calls :encoded for Message and Header containers. Makes sense… really.
Changed fields to default to :decoded on :to_s, all container objects retain :encoded as the default for :to_s
Fixed parsing error ‘Subject: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Re=3A_ol=E1?=’ (has a new line embedded)
Version 1.3.4
Vendor’d treetop
Version 1.3.3
Removed dependency on treetop, don’t need it at runtime
Version 1.3.2
Resolved Ruby 1.9.1-head not working because File.basename only accepts US-ASCII or 8Bit
Version 1.3.1
Resolved Issue #18 - Wrong instance variable name
Resolved Issue #15 - Duplicate block call
Resolved Issue #13 - replacing From field results in from field becoming optional field.
Added POP upgrades from Nicolas Fouché
Added patch to handle multiple from lines in email from Luke Grimstrup
Resolved Issue #12 - Wrong comment in smtp.rb
Changed the way attachments are added so that it does not break depending on the order of the Hash passed in.
Version bump to 1.3.0 - Now works with Edge ActionMailer, MRI 1.8.6, 1.8.7, 1.9.1, all tests passing
Added check on add_part to make sure if there is already a body, and if so, make a text_part of the body
Fixing up attachment adding and making sure multipart emails always have boundaries
Change Message#attachments to now recursively return all attachments in the email in an ordered flattened array
Added ability for Mail::Message to accept {:headers => {‘custom-header’ => ‘value’, ‘another-custom-header’ => ‘value’}} as a param on init
Adding ability to Mail::Message to add a part via :part(params) with optional block
Fixed up QP encoding forcing underscores into everything with a space
Added ReturnPathField#address
Updating gem loads and active support loads
Changed Mail::Encodings to clean it up, added in unquote_and_convert_to as well as refactor in this area
Added sendmail support from (Simon Rozet)
Changed to bundler for gem dependancies and moved gem generation into rakefile (Simon Rozet)
Bumped to 1.2.6 for sendmail support
Changed Encodings.param_encode(string) so it intelligently encodes and quotes needed items and leaves plain, no special char, US-ASCII alone unquoted.
Resolved Issue #10 - empty/nil cc/bcc field causes exception (Mail::Field::ParseError)
Hacked and mutilated the network section, made it easier to extend out with other delivery and retriever methods. API changed SLIGHTLY with this. Please check the readme
Resolved Issue #8 - Mail::SMTP now delivers to all mail.destinations
Version bump to 1.2.5
Resolved Issue #5 - Message ID not handling multiple periods in left hand side
Resolved Issue #6 - Ordering of add_file and body items causes invalid emails
Resolved Issue #5 - Message ID generation issue
Resolved Issue #7 - README add_file examples don’t seem to work - Updated readme and rdoc in Message#add_file
Added ability to create new email via a hash or hash-like object. <mikel>
Moved all of the Part init into the Message class. Part now just uses Message’s init, also moved all the attachment related functions into Message. As Part is a subclass of message, you shouldn’t see any interface changes here.
a6ef2b4: Fixed Issue #4 - Can’t call encoding on non existant content-transer-encoding header
Handled unstructured field folding “blank” lines
Fixed error in header.rb that created fields into an array, instead of a FieldList, resulting in mail.encode returning a random sort order on the header.
Made unstructured fields attempt to decode their values on :decode
2acb70a: Closes Issue #1 - Handling badly formatted content-type fields <mikel>
2b5d608: Closes Issue #2 - Empty header field values not parsing <mikel>
Version bumb to 1.2.1
Renamed Mail::Message.encode! to Mail::Message.ready_to_send!, deprecated :encode! <mikel>
Rewrote encoding and decoding methods on all classes. Adds a lot of boiler plate code, but allows us to be really precise in each field type that needs custom encoding. Now all encoding is done by the field_type itself. Need to follow through on the body. <mikel>
Bump version to 1.2.0 due to changes of :encoded, :decoded behaviour <mikel>
Tested mail against entire Enron set (2.3gb) and the Trec 2005 set (0.5gb), ~ half a million emails without crashing <jlindley>
Some headers only can appear once, enforce during header parse assignment. <jlindley>
Convert empty bodies into empty arrays instead of nil. <jlindley>
Handle blank content dispositions. <jlindley>
Mention Trec 2005 Spam Corpus in readme <jlindley>
Add ‘rake corpus:verify_all’ to allow parse checks in bulk. <jlindley>
Added handling of multi value parameters, like filename*1*=“us-ascii’en’blah” filename*2=“bleh” <mikel>
Added dependency on ActiveSupport 2.3 or higher <mikel>
handle OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_NONE returning 0 <jlindley>
doing Mail.new { content_type [text, plain, { charset => UTF-8 }] } is now possible (content type accepts an array) <mikel>
Fixed attachment handling, so mail can find attachment from a content-type,
content-disposition or content-location
Added content-location field and parser
Added message.has_attachments? for ActionMailer friendliness
Added attachment.original_filename for ActionMailer friendliness
Birthday, Mail released as a gem… phew
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Interface Canvas
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- DefaultCanvas, FactoryCanvas
public interface Canvas
A Canvas is a low-level, mutable, CSwing component.
It is the UI component onto which other UI components
are added.
An explorer, for example, may have a set of canvases that it
controls and displays.
A Navigator may take a set of canvases and control them
in some complex way that mimicks real life experiences
(such as sliding, fading, flying).
A canvas should be the only part of a high-level CSwing
object that users may manipulate.
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java.awt.Color |
getColor()
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getHighlight()
If this canvas is to be highlighted (because it might
have focus for example), then getHighlight should return
the color of that highlight. |
javax.swing.JComponent |
getJComponent()
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java.lang.String |
getName()
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LABEL_CHANGE
static final java.lang.String LABEL_CHANGE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
getName
java.lang.String getName()
- Returns:
- name of Canvas or an empty String by default. MAY NOT BE NULL.
getColor
java.awt.Color getColor()
- Returns:
- color of Canvas or null by default
getJComponent
javax.swing.JComponent getJComponent()
- Returns:
- the JComponent representation of this Canvas. MAY NOT BE NULL.
getHighlight
java.awt.Color getHighlight()
- If this canvas is to be highlighted (because it might
have focus for example), then getHighlight should return
the color of that highlight. Otherwise, it should
return null
- Returns:
- highlighting color or null by default.


Process Networks Documentation
Ptolemy II Documentation
M. Goel, ``
Process Networks in Ptolemy II
'' MS Report, ERL Technical Report UCB/ERL No. M98/69, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720, December 16, 1998.
T. M. Parks,
Bounded Scheduling of Process Networks
, Technical Report UCB/ERL-95-105.
Ph.D. Dissertation
. EECS Department, University of California. Berkeley, CA 94720, December 1995.


Carlo Ponti and Joseph E. Levine, the producers of Jean-Luc Godard's "Contempt", were eager to make a commercial film that would appeal to a broad audience, while simultaneously exploiting their "edgy" young director's notoriety. They were interested in a "product" that would sell both in art-houses and in shopping malls.
"Contempt" is about the making of a new version of Homer's Odyssey. A crude and venal American producer named Jerry Prokosch (Jack Palance) has arrived in Rome to assemble a crew that can realize his new vision of the epic. While the director Fritz Lang--played brilliantly by himself--wants to film ancient Greek sculptures of the gods to accompany the action, Prokosch dictates that there should be nude mermaids instead. Joseph E. Levine himself had achieved some success in Hollywood making trashy versions of Greek and Roman myths.  The analogy between Prokosch's vision of the Odyssey and the producer's prior efforts could not have been lost on Levine. Tensions ran high on the set of "Contempt", according to press reports of the time.
Prokosch hires a young novelist and Communist Party member Paul Javel (Michel Piccoli) to crank out a screenplay that would cater to popular tastes. Javel is only too happy to please the Hollywood producer who can pay him the money he needs to finish the work on his new apartment. In the opening scenes of the film we observe Paul making love to his wife Camille played by Bridgette Bardot in their bedroom. She asks him "Do you think my feet are beautiful?" and the camera pans in on her feet. As she repeats the question about her thighs, breasts and buttocks, the camera dutifully and clinically pans in on each body part. The scene is studiously anti-erotic.
Just as Prokosch instructed Lang to include plenty of nude mermaids, Levine and Ponti had urged Godard to show the sex-goddess Bardot unclothed. It was good for the box-office they told him. Godard, ever the rebel, gave them the nudity they wanted but made it so antiseptic as to subvert their intentions.
In a long scene that constitutes the entire middle section of the film, Paul and Camille have a marital squabble that leads to their separation. Paul believes that sexual jealousy has sparked the fight. In the preceding scene, Prokosch has made a play for Camille while she has caught him in the act of fondling Prokosch's beautiful young assistant. But it is not sexual jealousy that is the cause of their estrangement. It is rather her loss of respect for him as an artist.
The film gives Godard plenty of opportunity to take knocks at the Carlo Pontis and Joseph E. Levines of the world. Prokosch tells his screen-writer Paul and his director Fritz Lang that "Whenever I hear the word 'culture,', I reach for my checkbook." This is an allusion to Nazi culture minister Joseph Goebbels' famous remark about hearing the word "culture" and reaching for his gun. The background to this is interesting since Joseph Goebbels offered Lang the job of supervising German film production in 1933. He responded by fleeing into exile--a choice (and true story) that Godard relates in the film.
For Godard, the comparison between Hollywood and Nazi Germany is of real significance. In 1963, when the film was made, the United States had not only achieved global economic and military dominance, it also had begun to enforce its cultural standards on the rest of the world as well. Godard had become disillusioned by the crisis facing both the American and European film industries. The American studio system was collapsing and could no longer support the creative vision of "auteurs" like John Ford or Howard Hawks who had strongly influenced French "nouvelle vague" criticism and film-making.
Godard's had a love-hate relationship for American popular culture. Although he clearly despised the sort of commercialism that Joseph E. Levine represented, there were continual reminders of his affection for its icons. Paul Javel wears a fedora and smokes cigarettes during the entire film, even while bathing, because as he tells his wife, he wants to look like Dean Martin in "Some Came Running". Godard even considered casting Frank Sinatra and Kim Novak in the roles of Paul and Camille at one point. His hatred was toward the moguls in Hollywood, not working professionals like himself.
"Contempt", above all, is a film about irony. The irony of a Communist screen-writer turning out commercial schlock. The irony of his sex kitten wife Camille rejecting him for his failure as an artist rather than as a lover. Perhaps the least ironic figure in the film is Fritz Lang himself who Godard had a deep respect for. The fact that Lang's heroic period as a director was of the 1920s and 1930s did not diminish his stature in Godard's eyes. But Godard could not completely block out what had happened to Lang, even in his own film: "It's always a bit sad when I see Lang in the film. He was touched that the young filmmakers admired him, but it was mostly because he needed money that he accepted."
This sense of disillusionment, of betrayed hopes, of contempt for oneself for being part of the capitalist nexus is distinctly modern. Godard, more than any film-maker, introduced this mood into the culture of the 1960s. He influenced a wide range of artists, from the sublime (Martin Scorsese comes to mind--he is responsible for the release of this film to the public for the first time in 30 years) to the ridiculous (Quentin Tarentino). The optimistic and socially-minded films of the 1930 and 40s were no longer possible since there was no historical agency capable of being the protagonist. The "Grapes of Wrath" could no longer be made. By the same token, the bitter "noir" films of the 1950s had run their course as well. Their anti-heroes--gangsters, drifters, cheats--were no longer relevant since the urban setting that provided their milieu had begun to disappear. Gone were the lonely hotel rooms looking out at blinking neon lights. They were replaced by sun-drenched suburban tracts and swimming-pools.
Godard's film is a masterpiece. Currently it is being shown at the Film Forum in New York City, but there is every likelihood that it will appear on the art theater circuit. It is not to be missed.
Louis Proyect
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layout: post
title: 'Firefox plugin: Markdown Editor'
date: '2013-01-03T14:47:00.002-08:00'
author: Russell Dickenson
tags:
- firefox
- oss
- floss
modified_time: '2013-01-03T14:47:45.354-08:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-510053790932706340.post-2509473151536509841
blogger_orig_url: http://phayzshift.blogspot.com/2013/01/firefox-plugin-markdown-editor.html
---
In my ongoing saga to assemble a method of storing personal notes in a way that best suits me, I stumbled across a Firefox plugin named Markdown Editor. As its name suggests, it is a Markdown editor which can be used to edit locally-stored text files in Markdown markup.
It provides a split-pane view, with one pane being the editing pane and the other an automatically-refreshed HTML view. The editor is quite basic with undo, save and save as features.
If you use Markdown markup but don't want to use a standalone application, try Markdown Editor. It makes a very useful addition to Firefox. It's quite basic in its functionality at the moment and could perhaps benefit from some enhancements and new features.
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For a small or large button, add .button--s
or .button--l
respectively.
For a small or large button, add .button--s
or .button--l
respectively.
Blue works well in applications like dashboards and websites where you are tight for space.
Green works well in applications like dashboards and websites where you are tight for space.
Red works well in applications like dashboards and websites where you are tight for space.
Black works well in applications like dashboards and websites where you are tight for space.
Using color to add meaning only provides a visual indication, which will not be conveyed to users of assistive technologies – such as screen readers. Ensure that information denoted by the color is either obvious from the content itself (e.g. the visible text), or is included through alternative means, such as additional text hidden with the .sr-only class.
For a small or large button, add .button--s
or .button--l
respectively.
Small buttons work well in applications like dashboards and websites where you are tight for space.
Medium buttons are the default size. They work well for both marketing sites and applications like dashboards and websites where you are tight for space.
Large buttons work well in hero sections on marketing websites.
We have flat buttons, ghost buttons and outline buttons.
Contexts are toggleable, contextual overlays for displaying lists of links and more. They’re made interactive with the included Bootstrap Context JavaScript plugin. They’re toggled by clicking, not by hovering.
Contexts are toggleable, contextual overlays for displaying lists of links and more. They’re made interactive with the included Bootstrap Context JavaScript plugin. They’re toggled by clicking, not by hovering.
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It takes 17 minutes by metro to reach Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport from the New Delhi station
by Press Trust of IndiaGoAir has started its first "city check-in counter" at the New Delhi metro station, the airline announced on Monday. GoAir passengers on certain international routes can check-in their luggage at this counter and collect their boarding passes, it added.
"GoAir international passengers travelling to Abu Dhabi, Phuket, Bangkok, Muscat and Mal can now avail the facility of checking-in their luggage at the New Delhi metro station up to 6 hours prior to their flight time," the airline said in a press release.
The passengers will be issued their boarding passes as soon as they check-in their luggage at the GoAir counter at the metro station, it added.
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// Check that the test directories exist
if not os.path.exists(os.path.join(
os.path.dirname(__file__), "baseline_images")):
raise IOError(
"The baseline image directory does not exist. "
"This is most likely because the test data is not installed. "
After Change
// Check that the test directories exist.
if not (Path(__file__).parent / "baseline_images").exists():
raise IOError(
"The baseline image directory does not exist. "
"This is most likely because the test data is not installed. "


Arsenal sack Unai Emery: Manager leaves after 18 months in charge
Unai Emery has been sacked as Arsenal manager after 18 months in charge.
The Spaniard, who previously led Paris St-Germain to the French league title and won three Europa Leagues with Sevilla, was appointed Gunners boss in May 2018, succeeding Arsene Wenger.
He has been replaced on a temporary basis by assistant and former Arsenal midfielder Freddie Ljungberg.
Arsenal said the decision had been “taken due to results and performances not being at the level required”.
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The Gunners have not won in seven games and lost 2-1 at home to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League on Thursday.
It is their worst run without a victory since February 1992, which was eight games under George Graham.
They are without a Premier League victory since 6 October and eight points off the top four.
Ljungberg took training on Friday and the Arsenal statement added: “We have full confidence in Freddie to take us forward.
“The search for a new head coach is under way and we will make a further announcement when that process is complete.”
Ljungberg posted on social media: “However long I oversee Arsenal for I will give everything I have to put smiles on faces again. We have a busy few weeks ahead and the team needs your support. Let’s get to work.”
Arsenal’s head of football Raul Sanllehi and technical director Edu informed Emery at about 09:00 on Friday and the players were told at 10:00 as they arrived for a recovery session.
Ljungberg addressed the players and Emery also had the chance to say goodbye.
On Wednesday, BBC Sport reported Arsenal had identified Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo as a potential replacement for Emery.
Other names linked with the post include former Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino, Manchester City assistant coach Mikel Arteta, ex-Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri and Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe.
The Arsenal Supporters’ Trust (AST) said Emery’s dismissal was “unfortunate but inevitable” and the “more difficult challenge is to recruit a suitable successor”.
It added: “We are far from certain that Arsenal has the right personnel to lead this process.
“The AST has long been advocating that the most important changes needed at Arsenal are in the boardroom where Arsenal need better governance.”
Arsenal finished fifth in 48-year-old Emery’s first season in charge at Emirates Stadium after he replaced Wenger.
They went into this season having spent more than £130m in the summer after signing winger Nicolas Pepe, centre-back David Luiz, left-back Kieran Tierney, striker Gabriel Martinelli and defender William Saliba, who will join next summer.
The club also brought in midfielder Dani Ceballos on loan from Real Madrid.
They started this season with back-to-back victories against Newcastle and Burnley, but that run ended with defeat by Liverpool, before draws with north London rivals Tottenham and Watford followed.
Their last Premier League victory was a 1-0 win over Bournemouth.
On Saturday, they battled to a 2-2 draw – their sixth of the season – at home to Southampton, with Alexandre Lacazette scoring an injury-time equaliser.
Arsenal have conceded 19 goals in 13 top-flight games this season and former Gunners keeper Bob Wilson said the team’s defensive statistics were “frightening”.
“The interesting thing is every successful side starts with the defence,” he told BBC Radio 5 Live.
“Look at Liverpool and them spending millions [£75m] on Virgil van Dijk, who has made their defence solid.
“They [Arsenal] are shipping goals and don’t seem to have any idea of the defensive structure.”
Emery is the third managerial dismissal in the English top flight this season, after Javi Gracia and Pochettino departed Watford and Tottenham respectively.
Arsenal’s last victory came against Vitoria Guimaraes in the Europa League on 24 October, in which they needed two late Pepe free-kicks to secure a 3-2 win. BBC Sport


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NOT mutually exclusive.
NOT about objects vs functions.
The principles of software design still apply, regardless of your programming style, like the Single Responsibility Principle.
Every functional program ever written is composed of a set of functions that operate on data. Every OO program ever written is composed of a set of functions that operate on data. - Robert Cecil Martin
f(o) VS o.f()
This syntax difference alone is not meaningful.
OO imposes discipline about where functions are defined. In OOP, functions are object methods that can be inherited (polymorphism).
Data and behavior in a single location - classes with properties (data) and methods (functions).
http://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2014/11/24/FPvsOO.htmlFP imposes discipline upon assignment (do not mutate state).
Functions are "first class". We can treat functions like any other data type. They can be stored in arrays, passed around as function parameters, assigned to variables, etc.
http://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2014/11/24/FPvsOO.html https://drboolean.gitbooks.io/mostly-adequate-guide
var Flock = function(n) {
this.seagulls = n;
};
Flock.prototype.conjoin = function(other) {
this.seagulls += other.seagulls;
return this;
};
Flock.prototype.breed = function(other) {
this.seagulls = this.seagulls * other.seagulls;
return this;
};
var flock_a = new Flock(4);
var flock_b = new Flock(2);
var flock_c = new Flock(0);
var result = flock_a // 4
.conjoin(flock_c) // 4
.breed(flock_b) // 8
.conjoin(flock_a.breed(flock_b)) // (16 + (8*2 = 16))
.seagulls; // 32
32!??
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var add = function(x, y) { return x + y; };
var multiply = function(x, y) { return x * y; };
var flock_a = 4;
var flock_b = 2;
var flock_c = 0;
var result = add(
multiply(
flock_b,
add(flock_a, flock_c)
),
multiply(flock_a, flock_b)
); // 16
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associative property - grouping of addends doesn't matter
add(add(x, y), z) === add(x, add(y, z));
commutative - order of addends doesn't matter
add(x, y) === add(y, x);
identity - adding zero doesn't do anything
add(x, 0) === x;
distributive - you can multiply a sum by multiplying each
addend separately and then add the products.
add(multiply(x, y), multiply(x, z)) === multiply(x, add(y,z));
var flock_a = 4;
var flock_b = 2;
var flock_c = 0;
var result = add(
multiply(
flock_b,
add(flock_a, flock_c)
),
multiply(flock_a, flock_b)
); // 16
var flock_a = 4;
var flock_b = 2;
var flock_c = 0;
var result = add(
multiply(flock_b, flock_a),
multiply(flock_a, flock_b)
); // 16
var flock_a = 4;
var flock_b = 2;
var flock_c = 0;
var result = multiply(
flock_b,
add(flock_a, flock_a)
); // 16
Deeply rooted in tried and true mathematical concepts
Enforces immutability which allows us to see our application's history.
Deeply rooted in tried and true mathematical concepts
Enforces immutability which allows us to see our application's history.
Minimal Side Effects - functions called with same input, give you the same output. Which leads to...
Cacheable Functions / Memoization
var squareNumber = memoize(function(x) {
return x * x;
});
squareNumber(4); // 16
squareNumber(4); // returns cache for input 4 (16)
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Deeply rooted in tried and true mathematical concepts.
Enforces immutability which allows us to see our application's history.
Minimal Side Effects - functions called with same input, give you the same output. Which leads to...
Cacheable Functions / Memoization
Predictable and Testable Code - I/O Which leads to...
More readable and declarative code
Imperative: "Loop thru collection, check each item, if has email, add it to a results var"
Declarative: "Give me emails from a collection."
function double (arr) {
let results = []
for (let i = 0; i < arr.length; i++){
results.push(arr[i] * 2)
}
return results
}
https://tylermcginnis.com/imperative-vs-declarative-programming/
function double (arr) {
return arr.map((item) => item * 2)
}
https://tylermcginnis.com/imperative-vs-declarative-programming/
Reads better, easier to see what is happening.
Less typing, less chance for mistakes/typos/bugs.
Remove needless variables / state (results var) Which leads to...
Point Free Programming!
var getServerStuff = function(callback) {
return ajaxCall(function(json) {
return callback(json);
});
};
var getServerStuff = function(callback) {
return ajaxCall(callback);
};
var getServerStuff = ajaxCall
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httpGet('/post/2', function(json) {
return renderPost(json);
});
httpGet('/post/2', renderPost);
httpGet('/post/2', function(json, err) {
return renderPost(json, err);
});
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Reduces "the amount of redundant code to maintain and search through."
Keep us concise and generic. "Pointfree is a good litmus test for functional code as it lets us know we've got small functions that take input to output." Which leads to...
Functional Composition!
(Quotes by Dr Boolean) https://drboolean.gitbooks.io/mostly-adequate-guide
function getUserNames (res) {
var users = res.data.users || []
var userNames = []
for (var i = 0; i < users.length; i++) {
var userName = users[i].name
userNames.push(userName)
}
return userNames
}
const userNames = pipe(
path(['data','users']),
defaultTo([]),
pluck('name')
)(res)
linearity
less assignment, variables and state
easily extentable
Build new functions from other functions
Help build generic programs w/o data arguments
Functor - thing with a map method (arrays too!)
Monad - thing with a flatmap/chain/bind method
Map - less about iteration over something and more to do with composition in a context.
.map.map.map is the composition. the thing that is being mapped is the context (LazyBox(' 64 '))
Actual value is "wrapped" in our context.
LazyBox - no impure side-effects until the very end.
if LazyBox().map.map.map was a library, the maintainers could keep extending it and the consumer's application would remain pure until the consumer calls .fold!
https://egghead.io/courses/professor-frisby-introduces-composable-functional-javascriptIn our LazyBox mapping, we always returned the actual value of interest.
What if map returned a functor?
Intead of LazyBox(5) we might get LazyBox(LazyBox(5))
hmm...
When would we do this though?
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'x' of undefined
Monads to the rescue!
https://egghead.io/courses/professor-frisby-introduces-composable-functional-javascriptMust have a bind/flatMap/chain function which is able to pull the value (x) out from the the monad and put that value into another function (f) as an argument. (f should return a monad).
https://hackernoon.com/functional-computational-thinking-what-is-a-monad-2adea91154eImperative
https://egghead.io/courses/professor-frisby-introduces-composable-functional-javascriptDeclarative
https://egghead.io/courses/professor-frisby-introduces-composable-functional-javascriptwhere have we seen this before?
Promises!
Promise.resolve(x)
// Promise(x)
.then(x => someAsyncFunc(x))
// Promise(Promise(y)) then === flatMap!
.then(y => console.log(y))
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Allow us to use function composition and encapsulation to solve many programming problems like null checking and async flow.
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Priest Cerenas:
The Stone of Commune, eh? I'll bet you're looking for the tablet too, aren't you?
Ah yes, the song of the Swordsinger... Surely you've heard the story of the legendary singer who followed the same path!? What was his name? Biel or something...?
What? You fought him?
So the stories were true! The merciful heart of Eva must have called you to help the one who has lost his way...
Legend says that the goddess herself watches over Elves on that pilgrimage! That's you!
If my memory serves, you'll find the location of the next stone from the tablet.
Unfortunately, this one is mine and you can't have it!
"Why not?"