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Provides access to any number of reproducible random sequences. Can sample from uniform, gaussian, two-dimensional gaussian, gamma, inverse gamma, and exponential distributions.
The current random sequence generator is a Fortran version of the GNU Library implementation of the Mersenne Twister algorithm. The original code is in the C language and the conversion to Fortran was done by the DART team.
There are test programs in the developer_tests/random_seq directory which show examples of calling these routines. Build and run these tests in the test subdirectory.
types_mod utilities_mod
| use random_seq_mod, only : | random_seq_type |
| init_random_seq | |
| random_uniform | |
| random_gaussian | |
| several_random_gaussians | |
| twod_gaussians | |
| random_gamma | |
| random_inverse_gamma | |
| random_exponential |
A note about documentation style. Optional arguments are enclosed in brackets [like this].
type random_seq_type private integer :: mti integer(i8) :: mt(624) real(r8) :: lastg logical :: gset end type random_seq_type
This type is used to uniquely identify a sequence. Keeps the state history of the linear congruential number generator. In this implementation it is based on the Mersenne Twister from the GNU Scientific Library.
type(random_seq_type), intent(inout) :: r integer, optional, intent(in) :: seed
Initializes a random sequence for use. This must be called before any random numbers can be generated from this sequence. Any number of independent, reproducible random sequences can be generated by having multiple instances of a random_seq_type. A specified integer seed, optional, can produce a specific 'random' sequence.
| r | A random sequence type to be initialized. |
| seed | A seed for a random sequence. |
real(r8) :: random_uniform type(random_seq_type), intent(inout) :: r
Returns a random draw from a uniform distribution on interval [0,1].
| random_uniform | A random draw from a Uniform[0,1] distribution. |
| r | An initialized random sequence type. |
real(r8) :: random_gaussian type(random_seq_type), intent(inout) :: r real(r8), intent(in) :: mean real(r8), intent(in) :: standard_deviation
Returns a random draw from a Gaussian distribution with the specified mean and standard deviation.
See this Wikipedia page for more explanation about this function.
| random_gaussian | A random draw from a gaussian distribution. |
| r | An initialized random sequence type. |
| mean | Mean of the gaussian. |
| standard_deviation | Standard deviation of the gaussian. |
type(random_seq_type), intent(inout) :: r real(r8), intent(in) :: mean real(r8), intent(in) :: standard_deviation integer, intent(in) :: n real(r8), dimension(:), intent(out) :: rnum
Returns n random samples from a gaussian distribution with the specified mean and standard deviation. Array rnum must be at least size n.
| r | An initialized random sequence type. |
| mean | Mean of the Gaussian to be sampled. |
| standard_deviation | Standard deviation of the Gaussian. |
| n | Number of samples to return |
| rnum | The random samples of the Gaussian. |
type(random_seq_type), intent(inout) :: r real(r8), dimension(2), intent(in) :: mean real(r8), dimension(2,2), intent(in) :: cov real(r8), dimension(2), intent(out) :: rnum
Returns a random draw from a 2D gaussian distribution with the specified mean and covariance.
The algorithm used is from Knuth, exercise 13, section 3.4.1. See this Wikipedia page for more explanation about this function.
| r | An initialized random sequence type. |
| mean | Mean of 2D gaussian distribution. |
| cov | Covariance of 2D gaussian. |
| rnum | Returned random draw from gaussian. |
real(r8) :: random_gamma type(random_seq_type), intent(inout) :: r real(r8), intent(in) :: rshape real(r8), intent(in) :: rscale
Returns a random draw from a Gamma distribution with specified rshape and rscale. Both must be positive.
Note that there are three different parameterizations in common use:
This routine is based on the Gamma(a,b) generator from the GNU Scientific library. See this Wikipedia page for more explanation of the various parameterizations of this function.
| random_gamma | A random draw from a gamma distribution. |
| r | An initialized random sequence type. |
| rshape | Shape parameter. Often written as either alpha or kappa. |
| rscale | Scale parameter. Often written as theta. If you have a rate parameter (often beta) pass in (1/rate) for scale. |
real(r8) :: random_inverse_gamma type(random_seq_type), intent(inout) :: r real(r8), intent(in) :: rshape real(r8), intent(in) :: rscale
Returns a random draw from an inverse Gamma distribution with the specified shape and scale. Both must be positive. If you have 'rate' instead of 'scale' pass in (1/rate) for scale.
See this Wikipedia page for more explanation about this function.
| random_inverse_gamma | A random draw from an inverse gamma distribution. |
| r | An initialized random sequence type. |
| rshape | Shape parameter. Often written as either alpha or kappa. |
| rscale | Scale parameter. Often written as theta. If you have a rate parameter (often beta) pass in (1/rate) for scale. |
real(r8) :: random_exponential type(random_seq_type), intent(inout) :: r real(r8), intent(in) :: rate
Returns a random draw from an exponential distribution with the specified rate. If you have a scale parameter (which is the same as the mean, the standard deviation, and the survival parameter), specify (1/scale) for rate.
See this Wikipedia page for more explanation about this function.
| random_exponential | A random draw from an exponential distribution. |
| r | An initialized random sequence type. |
| rate | Rate parameter. Often written as lambda. If you have a scale parameter pass in (1/scale) for rate. |
This module has no namelist input.
| Routine | Message | Comment |
|---|---|---|
none at this time
none at this time
| init_ran | |
| ran_unif | |
| ran_gauss | |
| ran_gamma |
type(random_seq_type), intent(out) :: s integer, intent(in) :: seed
Initializes a random sequence with an integer. Any sequence initialized with the same integer will produce the same sequence of pseudo-random numbers.
| s | A random sequence to be initialized |
| seed | An integer seed to start the sequence. |
real(r8) :: ran_unif type(random_seq_type), intent(inout) :: s
Generate the next uniform [0, 1] random number in the sequence.
| ran_unif | Next uniformly distributed [0, 1] number in sequence. |
| s | A random sequence. |
real(r8) :: ran_gauss type(random_seq_type), intent(inout) :: s
Generates a random draw from a standard gaussian.
| ran_gauss | A random draw from a standard gaussian. |
| s | A random sequence. |
real(r8) :: ran_gamma type(random_seq_type), intent(inout) :: r real(r8), intent(in) :: rshape real(r8), intent(in) :: rscale
Generates a random draw from a Gamma distribution. See notes in the random_gamma() section about (alpha,beta) vs (kappa,theta) vs (kappa,mu) parameterizations. This is transcribed from C code in the GNU Scientific library and keeps the (shape,scale) interface.
| ran_gamma | A random draw from a Gamma distribution. |
| r | A random sequence. |
| rshape | Shape parameter. |
| rscale | Scale parameter. (This is the inverse of a rate parameter.) |
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Trading_ProductSearchResultType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Trading_ProductSearchResultType.h Trading_ProductSearchResultType.m |
Tasks
-
id
Key you specified in ProductSearchID in the search request to
property
distinguish between query results. Primarily useful when conducting
multiple searches in the same call. If no ProductSearchID value was
specified in the request, returns the array index of the search result
(beginning with 0). Not applicable to GetProductFamilyMembers. -
numProducts
Total quantity of products that match the search request
property
(across all characteristic sets). This value can exceed the actual
quantity of products returned in the current virtual page.
Not applicable to GetProductFamilyMembers. -
attributeSet
A result containing a set of one or more product families.
property
For GetProductSearchResults, if QueryKeywords and multiple characteristic set IDs were
specified in the request, multiple AttributeSet objects can be returned.
Each AttributeSet corresponds to a characteristic set ID specified
in the request. See the eBay Web Services guide for more information
about working with this data.
For GetProductSearchResults, only returned with request version 387 and higher.
For GetProductFamilyMembers, only returned with request version 415 and higher. -
displayStockPhotos
If true, your application should attempt to display stock photos that
property
are returned. If false, your application should not attempt to display any
stock photos that are returned. This recommendation is useful for catalog data
related to products like coins, where stock photos are not applicable. An
application with a graphical user interface can use this flag to determine
when to hide stock photo widgets for a set of search results. -
any
(public property)
property
Properties
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Trading_ProductSearchResultType.h
attributeSet
A result containing a set of one or more product families.
For GetProductSearchResults, if QueryKeywords and multiple characteristic set IDs were
specified in the request, multiple AttributeSet objects can be returned.
Each AttributeSet corresponds to a characteristic set ID specified
in the request. See the eBay Web Services guide for more information
about working with this data.
For GetProductSearchResults, only returned with request version 387 and higher.
For GetProductFamilyMembers, only returned with request version 415 and higher.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *attributeSet
Discussion
A result containing a set of one or more product families.
For GetProductSearchResults, if QueryKeywords and multiple characteristic set IDs were
specified in the request, multiple AttributeSet objects can be returned.
Each AttributeSet corresponds to a characteristic set ID specified
in the request. See the eBay Web Services guide for more information
about working with this data.
For GetProductSearchResults, only returned with request version 387 and higher.
For GetProductFamilyMembers, only returned with request version 415 and higher.
entry type : class Trading_ResponseAttributeSetType
Declared In
Trading_ProductSearchResultType.h
displayStockPhotos
If true, your application should attempt to display stock photos that
are returned. If false, your application should not attempt to display any
stock photos that are returned. This recommendation is useful for catalog data
related to products like coins, where stock photos are not applicable. An
application with a graphical user interface can use this flag to determine
when to hide stock photo widgets for a set of search results.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *displayStockPhotos
Discussion
If true, your application should attempt to display stock photos that
are returned. If false, your application should not attempt to display any
stock photos that are returned. This recommendation is useful for catalog data
related to products like coins, where stock photos are not applicable. An
application with a graphical user interface can use this flag to determine
when to hide stock photo widgets for a set of search results.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_ProductSearchResultType.h
id
Key you specified in ProductSearchID in the search request to
distinguish between query results. Primarily useful when conducting
multiple searches in the same call. If no ProductSearchID value was
specified in the request, returns the array index of the search result
(beginning with 0). Not applicable to GetProductFamilyMembers.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *id
Discussion
Key you specified in ProductSearchID in the search request to
distinguish between query results. Primarily useful when conducting
multiple searches in the same call. If no ProductSearchID value was
specified in the request, returns the array index of the search result
(beginning with 0). Not applicable to GetProductFamilyMembers.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductSearchResultType.h
numProducts
Total quantity of products that match the search request
(across all characteristic sets). This value can exceed the actual
quantity of products returned in the current virtual page.
Not applicable to GetProductFamilyMembers.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *numProducts
Discussion
Total quantity of products that match the search request
(across all characteristic sets). This value can exceed the actual
quantity of products returned in the current virtual page.
Not applicable to GetProductFamilyMembers.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductSearchResultType.h


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[gecode-users] extensional constraints with regular expressions
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Oct 18 12:47:17 CEST 2011
Hi,
Sorry that is your bug and not Gecode's: the argument type to the repetition
operators in Gecode is "unsigned int". You give a negative argument that
then is silently cast to an unsigned int and the SEGFAULT then comes from
just running out of memory.
If you want to be alerted about these kind of implicit casts, please
increase the warning level of the compiler you use.
Cheers
Christian
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-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Kish Shen
Sent: Monday, October 17, 2011 2:09 AM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] extensional constraints with regular expressions
Hi,
I have just added support for extensional constraints to ECLiPSe's Gecode
interface, and I started testing the constraint with test cases, and I got a
seg fault when I used a negative number in the repeat count in a regular
expression.
The expression was supplied at the ECLiPSe level, but it should be
equivalent to:
REG r = REG(1)(-1, 3) + *REG(4);
extensional(home, x, r);
The seg fault happened in the call to extensional.
I am using Gecode 3.7.0.
For the following slightly different REG:
REG r = REG(1)(-1) + *REG(4);
the result of the call to extensional is that all the variables in x are
given the domain 4, I assume from the *REG(4) part of the regular
expression. Is this correct? To me, the use of a negative number here
should be equivalent to using 0, i.e. repeat 1 at least -1 times is the
same as repeating 1 at least 0 times.
I also implemented using DFA for the extensional constraint, but my
first version of the code had some typo bugs in it that meant some of
the arguments to create the DFA were not initialised:
int f(fsize);
DFA::Transition t[tsize);
...
DFA d(0, t, f);
The code was supposed to initialise f and t before the DFA d(0, t, f)
line, so t and f had no valid values. What happen is that Gecode seem to
go into a loop for the call -- is this because it is failing to find the
-1 that should be in f?
I understand that the problem is because I did not initialise t and f,
but is there anyway to avoid a loop, e.g. for an exception to bw raised?
If the looping is due to the missing -1, would this be a problem,
because it is probably quite easy for a user to forget to add a
terminating -1 in their code (this actually would not be a problem for
my code, as the interface code insert a -1, so the user do not have to)
Cheers,
Kish
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There is an old latin proverb, repetitio est mater studiorum, which means repetition is the mother of learning.
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|---|
Overview
Convenience category on NSData
to permit easy compressing/decompressing of NSData
to NSData
– noz_dataByCompressing:compressionLevel:
Compress the receiver
- (nullable NSData *)noz_dataByCompressing:(nonnull id<NOZEncoder>)encoder compressionLevel:(NOZCompressionLevel)compressionLevel
Parameters
encoder |
the |
|---|---|
compressionLevel |
the level to compress at (if supported by the encoder) |
Return Value
The compressed data or nil
if an error was encountered
Declared In
NSData+NOZAdditions.h
– noz_dataByDecompressing:
Decompress the receiver
- (nullable NSData *)noz_dataByDecompressing:(nonnull id<NOZDecoder>)decoder
Parameters
encoder |
the |
|---|
Return Value
The decompressed data or nil
if an error was encountered
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IT is, or rather was, believed, In nearly every part of the West of England, that death is retarded, and the dying kept in a state of suffering, by having any lock closed, or any bolt shot, in the dwelling of the dying person.
A man cannot die easy on a bed made of fowls' feathers, or the feathers of wild birds.
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Whenever a guttering candle folds over its cooling grease, it is watched with much anxiety. If it curls upon itself it is said to form the "handle of a coffin," and the person towards whom it is directed will be in danger of death.
Bituminous coal not unfrequently swells into bubbles, these bubbles of coal containing carburetted hydrogen gas. When the pressure becomes great they burst, and often throw off the upper section with some explosive force. According to the shape of the piece thrown off so is it named. If it proves round, it is a purse of money; if oblong, it is a coffin, and the group towards which it flew will be in danger.
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One would desire that even those old superstitions should be preserved. They illustrate a state of society, in the past, which will never again return. There are but few reflecting minds which do not occasionally feel a lingering regret that times should pass away during which life was not a reflection of cold reason.
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"The lonely, mountains o'er,
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A voice of weeping heard, and loud lament;
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The parting genius is, with sighing sent."


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Github starts as a project repository for teams. Now, it's a social network for developers and a platform to share and collaborate on projects.
Github, as its name says, it's an hub for Git projects. If you don't know Git, stop reading and learn it in 15 minutes. It's the tool changes my coder life.
Tools
Do you remember any badge on a Github repository? (see my Material Icon gem for an example) There are a lot of tools to integrate in your Ruby/Rails projects. In addition, some of them can be extended to other languages.
Some tools are paying services, but usually they are free for Open Source projects. Congratulations! Open your projects to collaborate has a prize (and not only one).
Travis CI
Testing is a very important stage of project development. It's the reason I go calm to home. But we must have in mind following idea:
Write tests is for humans and run them is for computers.
Travis CI perform the second job. Travis syncs Github projects and run tests when exist a new pull request or commit.
You can set multiple Ruby versions, install scripts, run sudo commands, set environment variables... everything you need to simulate a real context. If build fails, Travis will advice you.
Coveralls
Coveralls is a good tool to integrate with Travis CI. It reports you about the coverage of your tests. It means the number of relevant lines your tests cover.
The key of testing is to cover all important parts of your code.
 Spend hours to understand it, unused classes and variables, memory leaks...
Code climate prevents us about bad practices in our code. It doesn't need any installation. Only login with your Github account and select the repo to inspect, a list of issues will appear after finish.
Hakiri
I know is difficult to secure our Ruby code. Every day, bugs are discovered and our apps are a combination of libraries (gems) and our code.
Hakiri helps us to keep safe our apps. It checks our code to find known bugs or bad practices and dependencies like gems.
Inch CI
- hi Angel
- Hello.
- I have seen on Git blame you wrote this code last month. What does mean "div" variable?
- Emm... div...ision?
If you think comments are unnecessary, remember please, you aren't a computer. We write a lot of lines, and of course, we will forget minor details. I recommend you to comment all projects even you are working alone.
A bad comment doesn't provide any new information:
# Iterate over elements
items.each do |item|
# ...
end
A good comment includes extra information you can't read in code:
# Format items to graph.js library
items.each do |item|
# ...
end
Inch CI is an interesting tool to be aware of how are our code is commented. It scans a repository and give us a mark for our project files.
Gemnasium (bonus tool from reddit)
Gemnasium is the best inspector for your project dependencies. It's complements hakiri due to it checks status of gems versions. Obsolete dependencies will set as "dangerous", and if they present some CVE it will turn to critical.


THE PREACHER'S WIFE
A film review by Michael Dequina
Copyright 1996 Michael Dequina
The Preacher's Wife (PG) *** (out of ****)
'Tis the season for shopping, gift-giving, and feel-good family films like The Preacher's Wife, which, despite a major problem (which can be summed up in two words), gets the uplifting job done.
In Penny Marshall's frothy reworking of 1947's The Bishop's Wife, Denzel Washington plays Dudley, an angel sent down from Heaven to help Reverend Henry Biggs (Courtney B. Vance), who is doubting his ability to make a difference to the community and his family--wife Julia (Whitney Houston) and son Jeremiah (Justin Pierre Edmund). Dudley does his best to restore the reverend's faith in himself, but along the way he cannot help but be sidetracked by what earth has to offer, including the neglected Julia and Jeremiah, who savor the attention he, and not Henry, gives them.
It's good to see the gifted Washington in a departure from the heavy dramatic roles he's made his name in, and he has a ball as the funloving and well-meaning Dudley; the fact that he does so well in a lighthearted role is just a testament to his remarkable talent. Vance is likely to go underappreciated for his subtle performance; he manages to make the audience care without resorting to showy theatrics. Perhaps the most memorable turns come from a trio of supporting players. Loretta Devine has a few choice moments of neurosis as Henry's put-upon secretary; the hilarious Jenifer Lewis all but steals the show as Julia's sassy mother; and Edmund is a natural charmer as Jeremiah. He's bound to leave audiences going "aw" all through the movie as he did with the preview audience I was in.
To her credit, Houston gives her least annoying performance to date. In a wise move, Marshall and screenwriters Nat Mauldin and Allan Scott have her break into spirited gospel numbers whenever the story allows it, and it is during these moments that she truly comes to life, showing an infectious energy like never before on the big screen. But when the music dies down, so does her performance. As an actress, Houston is the blandest of the bland. She can't make a line sound natural to save her life; every word that comes out of her mouth sounds scripted. She is also an oddly chilly, distant, self-involved presence; she does not have a convincing maternal rapport with Edmund, let alone any romantic sparks with Vance or Washington. It's as if she's acting in a box apart from everyone else. As a result, the emotional involvement in Henry and Julia's relationship--the center of the story--is weakened. We want Henry to get his life together and make his family happy because he, Jeremiah, and Dudley want it; the fact that Julia is involved at all is of little consequence.
But the aim of The Preacher's Wife is to make the audience walk out of the auditorium with smiles on their faces and their spirits lifted, and I cannot imagine anyone not giving in at least in part to its charms--of which there are many. It is a fun, feel-good family film that actually does leave you feeling good.
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public class ZipTransformer extends AbstractZipTransformer
Transformer
implementation that applies a Zip transformation to the
message payload. Keep in mind that Zip entry timestamps are recorded only to
two 2 second precision:
See also: http://mindprod.com/jgloss/zip.html
If you want to generate Zip files larger than 4GB
, you must use Java 7:
See also: https://blogs.oracle.com/xuemingshen/entry/zip64_support_for_4g_zipfilecharset, deleteFiles, fileNameGenerator, workDirectory, zipResultType
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doZipTransform(org.springframework.messaging.Message<?> message)
The payload may encompass the following types:
File
...String
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...Iterable
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void |
setCompressionLevel(int compressionLevel)
Sets the compression level.
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void |
setUseFileAttributes(boolean useFileAttributes)
Specifies whether the name of the file shall be used for the
zip entry.
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doTransform, onInit, setDeleteFiles, setWorkDirectory, setZipResultType
transform
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public void setCompressionLevel(int compressionLevel)
Deflater.DEFAULT_COMPRESSION
.compressionLevel
- Must be an integer value from 0-9.public void setUseFileAttributes(boolean useFileAttributes)
useFileAttributes
- Defaults to true if not set explicitlyprotected java.lang.Object doZipTransform(org.springframework.messaging.Message<?> message) throws java.lang.Exception
File
...String
...Iterable
Iterable
, nested Iterables are not supported. However,
payloads can be of of any of the other supported types.doZipTransform
in class AbstractZipTransformer
message
- The message will never be null.java.lang.Exception
- Any exception.


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Release Notes 16.11.06
Apache OFBiz® 16.11.06, released in 2019-08-20, is the sixth release of the 16.11 series, that has been stabilized since November 2016.
Sub-task
- [OFBIZ-9533] - User should be notified with success message on MRP run in manufacturing component
- [OFBIZ-9973] - [FB] Find Security Bugs
- [OFBIZ-10678] - CLONE - Check embedded Javascript libs vulnerabilities using retire.js
- [OFBIZ-10873] - Update Tomcat to 9.0.16 due to CVE-2019-0199
- [OFBIZ-10920] - Update Tomcat to 9.0.18 due to CVE-2019-0232
- [OFBIZ-10930] - Stores can't be modified at ofbizsetup/control/updateProductStore
Bug
- [OFBIZ-5157] - Error on createShoppingListItem when adding item to cart as anonymous
- [OFBIZ-5254] - Services allow arbitrary HTML for parameters with allow-html set to "safe"
- [OFBIZ-7816] - Profile of contact person not shown on quick add of contact in SFA
- [OFBIZ-8842] - Search operation on 'AssocRevisionItemView' entity causing exception.
- [OFBIZ-9299] - Logo image not showing on party profile
- [OFBIZ-9461] - Alignment issue at Catalog Manager page
- [OFBIZ-9677] - In packing, only use reservations with stock on hand
- [OFBIZ-9743] - updateContent service does not return an error/success message
- [OFBIZ-9746] - updateContentAssoc does not return success/error message to the UI.
- [OFBIZ-9840] - Mime Type not supported Error while generating a Composite Pdf
- [OFBIZ-9855] - Using try-with-resources with File IO Objects.
- [OFBIZ-9890] - Having condition is ignored on queryList() and queryFirst() calls in EntityQuery
- [OFBIZ-9908] - Quick Add button for shopping list on Orderentry screen is not working
- [OFBIZ-9912] - Force complete Purchase Order button throws error
- [OFBIZ-10054] - Product content management screen doesn't validate trusted users' input
- [OFBIZ-10125] - Error exporting Product entities
- [OFBIZ-10187] - OWASP sanitizer breaks proper rendering of HTML code
- [OFBIZ-10310] - Issue with Status of invoice
- [OFBIZ-10315] - Update Contact Mech ID with Billing Account not working
- [OFBIZ-10356] - Display of entities in text input field for Product Name
- [OFBIZ-10396] - All party contact mech should be deleted before creating new one
- [OFBIZ-10533] - Seed data sequence bug regarding "MIDNIGHT_DAILY" TemporalExpression
- [OFBIZ-10542] - Instructions for Configurable PC don't work
- [OFBIZ-10569] - Wrong handling of response type "cross-redirect"
- [OFBIZ-10580] - Classification group filter not working on find party screen
- [OFBIZ-10588] - Incorrect PartyContactMechPurpose created while calling createUpdateBillingAddress service
- [OFBIZ-10595] - The query iCalendar/CALENDAR_PUB_DEMO/ no longer works
- [OFBIZ-10597] - Missing Security and Cache Headers in CMS Events
- [OFBIZ-10605] - Creating Javadoc on Windows fails
- [OFBIZ-10615] - Content - Able to add empty Forum Group
- [OFBIZ-10637] - ComponentConfig::getAppBarWebInfos creates infos only for components without <<app-bar-display="false">>
- [OFBIZ-10648] - Manufacturing: BOM search returning duplicate entries in search results.
- [OFBIZ-10653] - Missing nullcheck in service createContactListParty
- [OFBIZ-10666] - User's name is displayed on ecommerce even after user logs out
- [OFBIZ-10668] - Quantity of the product added in the cart should not be negative
- [OFBIZ-10671] - Error message is displayed when user having space in username logs in at ecommerce
- [OFBIZ-10673] - Unable to add additional product images from catalog
- [OFBIZ-10676] - UI bug in scrum component
- [OFBIZ-10680] - partyId misses in EditEftAccount.ftl (party) when you create an EFT account from the quick finalize page
- [OFBIZ-10681] - Dependent dropdowns should be used in createPostalAddress and Set Billing screens of ordermgr.
- [OFBIZ-10696] - ConcurrentModificationException in ShoppingCart.cleanUpShipGroups
- [OFBIZ-10706] - EmailServices.sendMail causes a NPE, when sendFrom is missing
- [OFBIZ-10712] - Inconsistent behaviour of ServiceDispatcher.checkAuth
- [OFBIZ-10713] - wrong title in table header of Config Option List
- [OFBIZ-10727] - Service failed to mark expired authorized payments of Authorize.net as void
- [OFBIZ-10736] - Date format doesn't change on change of locale
- [OFBIZ-10743] - Error message is populating while clicking on product barcode
- [OFBIZ-10766] - Impossible secure and autologin cookie names when mountpoint contains a slash inside its name
- [OFBIZ-10787] - Page dropdown list on categorydetail page broken
- [OFBIZ-10797] - CSS Styling for Party Content progress bar is wrong in multiple theme
- [OFBIZ-10816] - URL not encoding in FTL
- [OFBIZ-10818] - Fix the EntitySync Push and Pull functionality
- [OFBIZ-10826] - Upgrade Apache Tika to 1.20 (CVE-2018-8017/CVE-2018-17197)
- [OFBIZ-10827] - 404 error while creating new contact information from checkout page
- [OFBIZ-10828] - Html escaping missing for portalPageId parameter of Help button
- [OFBIZ-10832] - simpleTypeConvert always returns Null for Document, Document Type and Notation Node
- [OFBIZ-10836] - Add To Order button not working on shopping list screen
- [OFBIZ-10842] - No userLogin given in calculateProductPrice service call context
- [OFBIZ-10844] - Ecommerce AnonContactus.ftl doesn't work
- [OFBIZ-10856] - Customer Party getting set as 'organizationPartyId' in one the Account transaction for Customer Invoice
- [OFBIZ-10858] - Last Categories section is blank
- [OFBIZ-10870] - Updating productprice results in error
- [OFBIZ-10876] - Run MRP fails, Incompatible class
- [OFBIZ-10885] - Blank page appears after using Tell-A-Friend functionality while adding item to cart
- [OFBIZ-10900] - Agreement overview does not show names of parties
- [OFBIZ-10913] - FindTask does not allow for all statuses possible to be selected
- [OFBIZ-10925] - Wrong permission check in ProductScreens#FindProduct
- [OFBIZ-10926] - Update an order linked to an other order lost relation
- [OFBIZ-10927] - Can't set (expected) start and end date of project when creating a project
- [OFBIZ-10929] - Duplicate a ShoppingCartItem didn't propage OrderItemAttributes
- [OFBIZ-10940] - Ensure html verbosity is following general setup
- [OFBIZ-10958] - Service createProductFeature ignores passed productFeatureId
- [OFBIZ-10967] - Remove link is not working in shopping list
- [OFBIZ-10969] - Unable to create Employments
- [OFBIZ-10992] - No pre-filled value while selecting "facilityId To" on Transfer Inventory Item screen
- [OFBIZ-11006] - Create customer request screen breaks when entering special characters
- [OFBIZ-11009] - Update invoice item looses invoice context
- [OFBIZ-11010] - Touch F8 in webpos does not work and generate an error
- [OFBIZ-11018] - Redirection of pathAlias to aliasTo does not work properly
- [OFBIZ-11022] - Edit WebSite Path Alias is not working
- [OFBIZ-11028] - field emplFromDate is forgot in PayHistory entity
- [OFBIZ-11029] - Issue in function getVariantSelectionFeatures of ProductWorker.java
- [OFBIZ-11041] - Incorrect findByCount on DynamicView with groupBy and selected field
- [OFBIZ-11047] - It's impossible to create more than 1 ProductManufacturingRule
- [OFBIZ-11048] - When you select a ProductManufacturingRule if several exist only the one selected will show multiple times in the list
- [OFBIZ-11049] - massPrintOrders does not work
- [OFBIZ-11052] - Mass actions in FindOrders.ftl don't keep parameters
- [OFBIZ-11059] - Runtime error exceptions at Leads page
- [OFBIZ-11062] - Wrong page title displayed on contact us page of ecommerce
- [OFBIZ-11071] - Gradle eclipse task - classpath modification (Add exclusion for <OFBiz>/framework/base/config and <OFBiz>/framework/base/dtd)
- [OFBIZ-11090] - Html escaping missing for renderLink parameters
- [OFBIZ-11109] - Getting an error while creating event from SFA without providing event name
- [OFBIZ-11125] - No proper error message displayed if user misses to select entities
- [OFBIZ-11146] - favicon.ico missing for LookupDecorator
New Feature
- [OFBIZ-10639] - Cookie Consent In E-Commerce
Improvement
- [OFBIZ-3907] - Product Promo Worker description patch
- [OFBIZ-10377] - Missing oldStatusId in error when no status valid change record found
- [OFBIZ-10717] - EntityUtilProperties.getProperties method should use cache.
- [OFBIZ-10756] - Prepare the migration to XStream 1.5
- [OFBIZ-10770] - Update Apache commons-fileupload to last version
- [OFBIZ-10786] - Wrong German translation in PartyUiLabels
- [OFBIZ-10837] - Improve ObjectInputStream class
- [OFBIZ-11124] - Allow to create single file if both directory and filename is provided by user
Task
- [OFBIZ-10721] - Remove all the fk dependencies from stats entities to the business entities
- [OFBIZ-10788] - R16.11: Upgrade Tomcat to 8.5.37


Now let me start by saying that I had always thought myself to be a pretty controlled person while under the influence of psychedelics, but nothing could prepare me for what I was about to experience one night a few months ago.
My friend (let's call him Duke) and I had purchased an 8th of mushrooms each from our usual connection. We'd tripped together several times before and were both fully aware of the effects of mushrooms, or so we thought. At around 10 PM we both took our dose of shrooms and started playing some Halo on Xbox. The shrooms seemed to come on quicker than usual, within 30 minutes we were both seeing significant visual distortions and decided to turn the game off. We just sat and talked for 10 or so minutes about what we were seeing/feeling etc. and then decided to go in the Jacuzzi outside, something we often did but I wouldn't recommend to anyone unfamiliar with mushrooms.
We both changed into our swim suits and got towels from his bathroom and started to head outside. On the way out of his room I knocked over a glass of orange juice I had been drinking. Duke knelt down and began to clean the OJ off the floor with his towel. As I'm standing there waiting for him to finish cleaning up he screams in horror and starts swatting at his arm violently. I start to freak out too, we're both screaming, only I don't know why. Then I see it.
He had knocked a spider off of his arm, (it wasn't a figment of our imaginations, it was real) onto the floor and we both watched it skitter away under the couch. Now I'm no fan of spiders but I can usually tolerate them enough to just kill them with my hand or let them run off without much of a bother, but the fact that we were tripping on hallucinogenic drugs and the fact that this spider was about three inches in diameter made us both QUITE uncomfortable.
Then in an instant the spider came back out from beneath the couch. Duke slammed his fist against the floor trying to kill the spider, screaming in horror. He succeeded, but also managed to sprain his thumb in the process. He moaned in agony for a bit and then we both sat on the couch trying to relax from the bad scare for a few minutes. Considering that we'd done this before, we tried not to let the incident get to us, but anyone who has done mushrooms before knows that one bad moment in the trip can turn the whole night bad.
Well anyway, we were determined to not let this incident ruin our night, so we continued with our plan to relax in the warm water of the jacuzzi, perhaps it would help his thumb. On our way out to the Jacuzzi, Duke stopped in the kitchen to get us each a Gatorade, while I stood in the darkened living room looking around at objects to see what effect the mushrooms had on them. I stared at my backpack, which was lying on the ground, and it transformed into a big black beetle, with tenticles extending from its body and creeping up the walls. It didn't bother me much, I was actually amused, I still had my grip on reality. We walked out to the jacuzzi and relaxed in the hot water for probably about 15 minutes amusing ourselves with the way the light reflected off of the water and the bodily sensations the water provided.
Now let me take this time to make a quick sidenote. I've had experiences in the past after taking in large amounts of alcohol and pot where upon stepping out of the jacuzzi, I'm hit with an incredibly intense, almost overwhelming headrush. Sometimes so intense I almost fall down. Then for sometime after getting out the effects of whatever substance we were on would be amplified at least two fold. It was a puzzling phenomena but it could often provide to be a good thing. I believe it has something to do with the temperature change from getting out of the water. Duke had also had the same thing happen before and so had a few other people we knew. Now back to the story.
We smoked a couple joints in the jacuzzi and decided to get out, both of us completely stoned and tripping balls. It was cold out that night, maybe only 30-40 degrees ferenheit with snow covering the ground. So imagine the shock my body felt after stepping out of 104 degree water into the freezing cold winter night. It was overpowering. I only made it a few steps before I made a controlled collapse and layed down on the porch. Duke managed to sit down in a chair.
I layed there for about 15 minutes tripping harder than I ever had before. When I closed my eyes, it wasn't like closing my eyes at all. I mean, I've had CEVs before, but nothing had even come close to this. As soon as my eyelids closed I was hit with an almost blinding array of neon lights. Mostly orange, red and yellow. The lights began to spawn destinct shapes, most notably an enormous praying mantis that rocked its head back and fourth seemingly dancing to the movement of the colors.
My mind zoomed in 1000x onto the praying mantis and I saw that it was made up of earth and soil, protruding from body were flowers and lush plantlife. But integrated into the body of the mantis were also cogs and gears, spinning and gyrating in different directions. The insect was an organic-mechanical mixture. I was startled back to reality by Duke was calling my name. He said we needed to get inside and get dry before we freeze to death. When I opened my eyes I could still see the CEVs, they had become OEVs, seemingly painted onto the front of my eye, I was unable to get them out of my vision.
Compared to where we would be in 10 minutes we hadn't even started tripping yet. We started walking through the house towards Duke's room, he was stumbling around corners and bumping into things. He had to brace himself on doorways and tables, to keep from falling down, heh, guess's he's feeling it too I thought. We reached his room and he collapsed on his bed, I sat upright on the couch. Duke layed on his bed still soaking wet, hyperventilating, with his eyes closed. I asked if he was alright and he assured me he was. I knew how he felt it was the temp. shock from leaving the water. He was in the state I had been in outside when I was laying on the ground, it just hit him later I guess.
I felt like I was sobering up and started to get depressed. I sat there watching him on the bed, just making sure he was okay and whatnot, and then out of nowhere it crept up on me.  Slowly but surely the silence of the room was replaced by the sounds of the a jungle. I could hear insects and birds chirping, monkies screaming from afar. Then from the floor vines, and foliage began to creep up the wall until the entire room was covered with them.
Duke, finally regaining some composure sat up and looked at me. In the middle of his head, clear as day, was a slightly larger third eye, which blinked independently from the other two. I looked at the hair on my arm and it waived back and fourth and floated like it was underwater. Then I looked at my legs, which were now completely covered in alienlike insect creatures which crawled all over my body. By this point I was one with nature. These creatures were part of me, and I was part of them. Coming through the walls I could distinctly hear the heartbeat of mother nature.
I was completely enlightened, still laughing hysterically. I looked at the light, illuminating the room and could hear its tone, like a calming humm, it eminated from the light I was sure of it, I was hearing color. Any given object I looked at would seem to cool to me, whisper to me, sing to me. By now Duke was experiencing the same thing or something similar because he was across the room with a smile of amazment on his face. We stayed in this state for maybe only 10 minutes in total, a complete and unimaginable climax that we had never thought we would ever reach. We spent the rest of the night talking and smoking pot. We only got about an hour of sleep before we both had to wake up at 6 am the next morning. After all, it was a school night.
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There are 3 stages a plugin can hook to:
‘compile’ and ‘stream’ plugins can be attached with use(plugin)
method
transporter.use(step, pluginFunc)
Where
All plugins (including transports) get two arguments, the mail object and a callback function.
Mail object that is passed to the plugin function as the first argument is an object with the following properties:
If your plugin needs to get the full value of a param, for example the String value for the html content, you can use resolveContent() to convert Nodemailer compatible content objects to Strings or Buffers.
mail.resolveContent(obj, key, callback)
Where
function plugin(mail, callback) {
// if mail.data.html is a file or an url, it is returned as a Buffer
mail.resolveContent(mail.data, 'html', (err, html) => {
if(err){
return callback(err);
}
console.log('HTML contents: %s', html.toString());
callback();
});
};
Compile step plugins get only the mail.data object but not mail.message. If you need to access the latter as well, use ‘stream’ step instead.
This is really straightforward, your plugin can modify the mail.data object at will and once everything is finished run the callback function. If the callback gets an error object as an argument, then the process is terminated and the error is returned to the sendMail() callback.
The following plugin checks if text value is set and if not converts html value by removing all html tags.
transporter.use('compile', (mail, callback) => {
if(!mail.data.text && mail.data.html){
mail.data.text = mail.data.html.replace(/<[^>]*>/g, ' ');
}
callback();
});
Streaming step is invoked once the message structure is built and ready to be streamed to the transport. Plugin function does get mail.data as an argument but it is included just for the reference, modifying it should not change anything (unless the transport requires something from the mail.data, for example mail.data.envelope).
You can modify the mail.message object as you like, the message is not yet streaming anything (message starts streaming when the transport calls mail.message.createReadStream()).
In most cases you might be interested in the message.transform() method for applying transform streams to the raw message.
The following plugin replaces all tabs with spaces in the raw message.
let transformer = new (require('stream').Transform)();
transformer._transform = (chunk, encoding, done) => {
// replace all tabs with spaces in the stream chunk
for(let i = 0; i < chunk.length; i++){
if(chunk[i] === 0x09){
chunk[i] = 0x20;
}
}
this.push(chunk);
done();
};
transporter.use('stream', (mail, callback) => {
// apply output transformer to the raw message stream
mail.message.transform(transformer);
callback();
});
Additionally you might be interested in the message.getAddresses() method that returns the contents for all address fields as structured objects.
The following plugin prints address information to console.
transporter.use('stream', function(mail, callback) => {
let addresses = mail.message.getAddresses();
console.log('From: %s', JSON.stringify(addresses.from));
console.log('To: %s', JSON.stringify(addresses.to));
console.log('Cc: %s', JSON.stringify(addresses.cc));
console.log('Bcc: %s', JSON.stringify(addresses.bcc));
callback();
});
If you want to modify the created stream, you can add transform streams that the output will be piped through.
mail.message.transform(transformStream)
Where
Returns an address container object. Includes all parsed addresses from From, Sender, To, Cc, Bcc and Reply-To fields. All returned values are arrays, including from
.
Possible return values (all arrays in the form of [{name:'', address:''}]
):
If no addresses were found for a particular field, the field is not set in the response object.
Transports are objects that have a method send() and properies name and version. A transport object is passed to the nodemailer.createTransport(transport)
method to create the transporter object.
This is the name of the transport object. For example ‘SMTP’ or ‘SES’ etc.
transport.name = require('package.json').name;
This should be the transport module version. For example ‘0.1.0’.
transport.version = require('package.json').version;
This is the method that actually sends out emails. The method is basically the same as ‘stream’ plugin functions. It gets two arguments: mail and a callback. To start streaming the message, create the stream with mail.message.createReadStream()
Callback function should return an info object as the second argument. This info object should contain and envelope object with envelope data and a messageId value with the Message-Id header (including the surrounding < & > brackets),
The following example pipes the raw stream from Nodemailer to the console.
transport.send = (mail, callback) => {
let input = mail.message.createReadStream();
let envelope = mail.message.getEnvelope();
let messageId = mail.message.messageId();
input.pipe(process.stdout);
input.on('end', function() {
callback(null, {
envelope,
messageId
});
});
};
If your transport needs to be closed explicitly, you can implement a close() method.
This is purely optional feature and only makes sense in special contexts (eg. closing a SMTP pool).
transport.close = () => {
transport.pool = null;
};
If your transport is able to notify about idling state by issuing ‘idle’ events then this method should return if the transport is still idling or not.
transport.idling = true;
transport.isIdle = () => transport.idling;
transport.send = (mail, callback) => {
transport.idling = false;
sendMail(mail, ()=>{
transport.idling = true;
transport.emit('idle');
});
};
This example creates and uses a transport object that pipes the raw message to console
let transport = {
name: 'minimal',
version: '0.1.0',
send: (mail, callback) => {
let input = mail.message.createReadStream();
input.pipe(process.stdout);
input.on('end', function () {
callback(null, true);
});
}
};
let transporter = nodemailer.createTransport(transport);
transporter.sendMail({
from: 'sender',
to: 'receiver',
subject: 'hello',
text: 'hello world!'
});
Once you have a transport object, you can create a mail transporter out of it.
let transport = require('some-transport-method');
let transporter = nodemailer.createTransport(transport);
transporter.sendMail({
from: '...',
to: '...',
message
});


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The Java Database Connectivity(JDBC) API provides universal data access from the Java programming language as
documented at https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/jdbc/
Using OpenCensus, we've combined the best of both worlds: observability with distributed tracing and metrics
to empower Java developers that use any sort of a database/data source with a JDBC driver.
ocjdbc is a type-4 JDBC wrapper for the Java language. We've instrumented it with OpenCensus to provide
observability with tracing and metrics. It works by wrapping your already obtained JDBC Connection using
the class ocjdbc.OcWrapConnection
. It wraps any JDBC driver. It is hosted on our integrations page on
Github at https://github.com/opencensus-integrations/ocjdbc
but also distributed as a Maven, Gradle, Ivy and Builder artifacts.
By the end of this tutorial, we will be able to achieve the following:
The ocjdbc can be installed in one of the following ways.
<dependency>
<groupId>io.orijtech.integrations</groupId>
<artifactId>ocjdbc</artifactId>
<version>0.0.2</version>
</dependency>
// https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/io.orijtech.integrations/ocjdbc
compile group: 'io.orijtech.integrations', name: 'ocjdbc', version: '0.0.2'
<!-- https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/io.orijtech.integrations/ocjdbc -->
<dependency org="io.orijtech.integrations" name="ocjdbc" rev="0.0.2"/>
# https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/io.orijtech.integrations/ocjdbc
'io.orijtech.integrations:ocjdbc:jar:0.0.2'
We will first create our project directory:
mkdir sql-app
cd sql-app
touch pom.xml
mkdir -p src/main/java/io/opencensus/tutorial/ocjdbc
touch src/main/java/io/opencensus/tutorial/ocjdbc/App.java
Add the following code to pom.xml to install the required dependencies. Save and close the file.
<project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/maven-v4_0_0.xsd">
<modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>
<groupId>io.opencensus</groupId>
<artifactId>ocjdbc-app</artifactId>
<packaging>jar</packaging>
<version>0.0.1</version>
<name>ocjdbc-app</name>
<url>http://maven.apache.org</url>
<properties>
<project.build.sourceEncoding>UTF-8</project.build.sourceEncoding>
<opencensus.version>0.16.1</opencensus.version>
</properties>
<dependencies>
<dependency>
<groupId>io.opencensus</groupId>
<artifactId>opencensus-api</artifactId>
<version>${opencensus.version}</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>io.opencensus</groupId>
<artifactId>opencensus-impl</artifactId>
<version>${opencensus.version}</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>io.orijtech.integrations</groupId>
<artifactId>ocjdbc</artifactId>
<version>0.0.2</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>mysql</groupId>
<artifactId>mysql-connector-java</artifactId>
<version>8.0.12</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>io.opencensus</groupId>
<artifactId>opencensus-exporter-stats-prometheus</artifactId>
<version>${opencensus.version}</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>io.prometheus</groupId>
<artifactId>simpleclient_httpserver</artifactId>
<version>0.4.0</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>io.opencensus</groupId>
<artifactId>opencensus-exporter-trace-jaeger</artifactId>
<version>${opencensus.version}</version>
</dependency>
</dependencies>
<build>
<extensions>
<extension>
<groupId>kr.motd.maven</groupId>
<artifactId>os-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<version>1.5.0.Final</version>
</extension>
</extensions>
<pluginManagement>
<plugins>
<plugin>
<groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
<artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>
<version>3.7.0</version>
<configuration>
<source>1.8</source>
<target>1.8</target>
</configuration>
</plugin>
</plugins>
</pluginManagement>
<plugins>
<plugin>
<groupId>org.codehaus.mojo</groupId>
<artifactId>appassembler-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<version>1.10</version>
<configuration>
<programs>
<program>
<id>SQLApp</id>
<mainClass>io.opencensus.tutorials.ocjdbc.App</mainClass>
</program>
</programs>
</configuration>
</plugin>
</plugins>
</build>
</project>
Now modify the Prometheus config.yaml saved in config.yaml
as follows:
scrape_configs:
- job_name: 'ocjavametricstutorial'
scrape_interval: 10s
static_configs:
- targets: ['localhost:8889']
Using ocjdbc simply requires you to just wrap your already created JDBC connection and it wraps every method
to provide observability by metrics and tracing.
In this example, we'll just wrap a MySQL Connector/J app as below.
package io.opencensus.tutorial.ocjdbc;
import io.orijtech.integrations.ocjdbc.Observability;
import io.orijtech.integrations.ocjdbc.OcWrapConnection;
import java.util.EnumSet;
public class App {
private static final Tracer tracer = Tracing.getTracer();
public static void main(String... args) {
java.sql.Connection conn = null;
try {
enableObservability();
// Load and use the MySQL Connector/J driver.
Class.forName("com.mysql.cj.jdbc.Driver").newInstance();
java.sql.Connection originalConn =
java.sql.DriverManager.getConnection(
"jdbc:mysql://localhost/repro?user=root&useSSL=false&serverTimezone=UTC");
// Then create/wrap it with the instrumented Connection from
// "io.orijtech.integrations.ocjdbc".
conn = new OcWrapConnection(originalConn, EnumSet.of(Observability.TraceOption.NONE));
doWork(conn);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
System.err.println(String.format("Failed to create SQLDriver: %s", e));
return;
} finally {
// Finally close the connection when done.
if (conn != null) {
try {
conn.close();
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
System.err.println(String.format("Failed to close conn: %s", e));
}
}
}
}
public static void doWork(java.sql.Connection conn) throws Exception {
System.out.println("Hello OCJDBC!");
for (int i = 0; i < 200; i++) {
Scope ss = tracer.spanBuilder(String.format("DoWork-%d", i)).startScopedSpan();
try {
java.sql.Statement stmt = conn.createStatement();
java.sql.ResultSet rs = stmt.executeQuery("SELECT * from repro");
rs.close();
System.out.println("Iteration #" + i);
} finally {
ss.close();
}
Thread.sleep(4000);
}
}
}
Place the above code in App.java
and save the file.
We also provide an option for your spans to be annotated with the SQL that accompanies an exec*
.
However, please note that this is optional and could be a security concern due to Personally Identifiable Information(PII)
being used in the SQL query.
This option is available via TraceOption
of Observability.ANNOTATE_TRACES_WITH_SQL
which is passed into the constructors for:
thus when used to create the wrapped java.sql.Connection
:
java.sql.Connection conn = new OcWrapConnection(originalConn,
// And passing this option to allow the spans
// to be annotated with the SQL queries.
// Please note that this could be a security concern
// since it could reveal personally identifying information.
EnumSet.of(Observability.TraceOption.ANNOTATE_TRACES_WITH_SQL));
To enable observability with OpenCensus, you need to have enabled trace and metrics exporters.
For this, add the following import statements to App.java
import io.opencensus.exporter.trace.jaeger.JaegerTraceExporter;
import io.opencensus.exporter.stats.prometheus.PrometheusStatsCollector;
import io.prometheus.client.exporter.HTTPServer;
import io.opencensus.trace.samplers.Samplers;
import io.opencensus.common.Scope;
import io.opencensus.trace.Tracer;
import io.opencensus.trace.Tracing;
import io.opencensus.trace.config.TraceConfig;
Now, place the following method inside App.java
to enable observability.
public static void enableObservability() throws Exception {
// Enable metrics with OpenCensus.
Observability.registerAllViews();
TraceConfig traceConfig = Tracing.getTraceConfig();
// For demo purposes, lets always sample.
traceConfig.updateActiveTraceParams(
traceConfig.getActiveTraceParams().toBuilder().setSampler(Samplers.alwaysSample()).build());
// The trace exporter.
JaegerTraceExporter.createAndRegister("http://<IP_ADDRESS>:14268/api/traces", "ocjdbc-demo");
// The metrics exporter.
PrometheusStatsCollector.createAndRegister();
// Run the server as a daeon on address "localhost:8889".
HTTPServer server = new HTTPServer("localhost", 8889);
}
With the Java source code properly placed in src/main/java/io/opencensus/tutorial/ocjdbc/App.java
and the pom.xml
file, we can now do
mvn install && mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass=io.opencensus.tutorial.ocjdbc.App
In another terminal, please run Prometheus like so:
prometheus --config.file=config.yaml
This should then produce such output:
Hello OCJDBC!
Iteration #0
Iteration #1
Iteration #2
Iteration #3
Iteration #4
Iteration #5
Iteration #6
Iteration #7
Iteration #8
Iteration #9
Iteration #10
Iteration #11
Iteration #12
Iteration #13
Iteration #14
Iteration #15
Iteration #16
With Jaeger running, we can navigate to the Jaeger UI at http://localhost:16686/search.
You should be able to see such visuals.
Observability.ANNOTATE_TRACES_WITH_SQL
disabledObservability.ANNOTATE_TRACES_WITH_SQL
enabledWith Prometheus running, we can navigate to the Prometheus UI at http://localhost:9090/graph.
You should be able to see such visuals.


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Name
huge - very large VM test
Synopsis
/testbin/huge
Description
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Requirements
huge uses the following system calls:
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Tutorial
12 February, 2016Getting started
Before starting, make sure you have downloaded and installed latest version of NNX. You can get it on the main page. If you don't already have it, NNX addin will ask you to install .NET framework 4.6 runtime. Needless to say, Excel is required.
Creating a trainer
To start, download a starter workbook. Alternatively, if you wish, you can download the fully completed sample workbook.
NNX offers two ways to define neural networks:
- Directly create a neural network and set its weights, or
- Create a trained neural network from training inputs.
We'll take the second approach first.
The sample workbook contains the famous Fisher's iris flower data set. It has already been randomized, and split into a training set and a testing set, with inputs for training and neural network definition ready to go.
Let's start by creating a trainer. In cell K13
, start typing in =nnMakeSimpleGradientTrainer(
(Excel should offer to auto-complete that). Then, click on the \(f_x\) symbol near the formula bar. This should open the formula dialog:
Fill in the function arguments with corresponding inputs from cells K6
to K12
. When done, formula in cell K13
should read:
=nnMakeSimpleGradientTrainer(K6,K7,K8,K9,K10,K11,K12)
Submitting that will create a new NNX trainer object named "Trainer" (you can pick any other name). You can find out more about nnMakeSimpleGradientTrainer()
and its arguments by reading the NNX function reference.
NNX objects
NNX add-in works by creating various objects: trainers, neural networks, sets of weights, and other objects, and then acting on these objects to do something useful. All objects can be referenced by their name, like object named "Trainer" that we just created. Object names are critical for NNX, and for this reason most NNX functions require name of the object to create or act on as their first argument.
You can delete all NNX objects at any time by calling function nnClearAllObjects()
. Make sure to delete this function after you've called it so it does not keep deleting your objects every time you recalculate the workbook.
Creating another object with the same name as an existing object will overwrite the existing object, and will cause all references to the old object to point to the new object. This can be sometimes conveniently exploited.
Training a perceptron
Now that we have a trainer, we can use it to train a multilayer perceptron. Type in or paste the following formula in cell K20
:
=nnTrainMultilayerPerceptron(K16,K17,A33:D152,F33:H152,K18:K19)
This will crate and train a multilayer perceptron named "Percy". The function will automatically determine the number of input and output nodes based on the inputs, though it needs to be provided number of hidden nodes to use. In this case, Percy will have 5 nodes in the first hidden layer and 4 nodes in the second. This is a bit of overkill for such simple input/output set, and will likely result in overfitting, but it's good for illustrating abilities of NNX.
Note that the second argument, K17
, refers to the trainer we created above through another formula reference. When formulas depend on previously created objects, it's a good idea to refer to the previously created objects by their cell reference rather than by name directly. If we would have typed =nnTrainMultilayerPerceptron(K16,"Trainer",A33:D152,...
instead, there is a chance that Excel formula evaluation engine would have evaluated =nnTrainMultilayerPerceptron()
before creating the trainer using =nnMakeSimpleGradientTrainer()
, resulting in error.
Using a perceptron
To use Percy the perceptron to evaluate new data points, we'll use function nnFeedForward()
. In cell M3
, type in
=nnFeedForward($K$20,A3:D3)
Once you'll hit enter, you'll notice that the function outputs have automatically expanded to nearby cells. All NNX functions that output arrays do this, so you'll need to watch out for accidentally overwriting existing cells. In this case, we've strategically left empty cells to the right of the original formula cell.
You can now select the three cells, click on the square on the bottom right, and drag down to fill the formulas in cells all the way to the bottom.
Results in the "Predictions" columns should automatically update to show the neural network's best guess for the each sample's species.
To see how well our neural network did, in cell S3
enter
=nnGetCrossEntropyError(F3:H3,M3:O3)
and then copy the cell and paste it in all cells below. When done, formulas in cells K23
and K24
should show the average errors for training and testing sets respectively. If prefer mean square error instead of cross-entropy error, you can replace nnGetCrossEntropyError()
with nnGetMeanSquareError()
.
Directly creating a perceptron
We can't always re-train a neural network every time we want to use it. Sheet 2 shows how to extract weights from Percy the perceptron using nnGetWeights()
, and then repackage them into another identical perceptron named Percy2 using nnMakeArray()
, nnMakeWeights()
and nnMakeMultilayerPerceptron()
. If you'd like to provide the weights yourself instead of using weights from a perceptron created by NNX, be sure to carefully follow the layout of weights arrays given in function reference for nnMakeMultilayerPerceptron()
.
Next steps
That's it for the tutorial. To see more NNX functions and more details on them, head over to the NNX function reference.


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:: rtl :: class Logfile
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- Known Derived Classes
- None.
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- Description
- The intended use for class Logfile is to write time stamp information
for profiling purposes.
Profiling output should only be generated for a special product version of OpenOffice
which is compiled with a defined preprocessor symbol 'TIMELOG'.
Therefore we have provided a set of macros that uses the class Logfile only if
this symbol is defined. If the macros are not sufficient, i.e. you need more
then three arguments for a printf style message, then you have to insert an
#ifdef TIMELOG/#endif brace yourself.
Additionally the environment variable RTL_LOGFILE has to be defined in order to generate
logging information. If the variable is not empty, it creates a file with the name
$(RTL_LOGFILE)_$(PID).log, where $(PID) is the process id of the running process.
It can be used as a run time switch for enabling or disabling the logging.
Note that this variable is evaluated only once at the first attempt to write a message.
The class LogFile collects runtime data within its constructor and destructor. It can be
used for timing whole functions.
If you want to write timing data without context you can use the RTL_LOGFILE_TRACE-macros
which are defined inside .
The class LogFile should not be used directly, instead use the RTL_LOGFILE_CONTEXT/
RTL_LOGFILE_TRACE-macros.
Macro usage:
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RTL_LOGFILE_CONTEXT( instance, name );
This macro creates an instance of class LogFile with the name "instance" and writes the current time,
thread id and "name" to the log file.
Example: RTL_LOGFILE_CONTEXT( aLog, "Timing for foo-method" );
RTL_LOGFILE_CONTEXT_TRACE( instance, mesage );
RTL_LOGFILE_CONTEXT_TRACEn( instance, frmt, arg1, .., arg3 );
These macros can be used to log information in a "instance" context. The "instance" object
is used to log message informations. All macros with "frmt" uses printf notation to log timing infos.
Example: RTL_LOGFILE_CONTEXT_TRACE( aLog, "Now we call an expensive function" );
RTL_LOGFIlE_CONTEXT_TRACE1( aLog, "Config entries read: %u", (unsigned short)i );
RTL_LOGFILE_TRACE( string );
RTL_LOGFILE_TRACEn( frmt, arg1, .., arg3 );
These macros can be used to log information outside a context. The macro directly calls
rtl_logfile_trace to write the info to the log file. All macros with "frmt" uses printf
notation to log timing infos.
Example: RTL_LOGFILE_TRACE( "Timing for loading a file" );
RTL_LOGFILE_TRACE1( aLog, "Timing for loading file: %s", aFileName );
The lines written to the log file consist of the following space separated elements:
1. The time relative to the start of the global timer in milliseconds. The times is
started typically for the first logged line.
2. Thread id. It's absolut value is probably of less interest than providing a way to
distinguish different threads.
3. a. An opening or closing curly brace indicating the start or end of a scope.
4a. Function name or general scope identifier.
b. A vertical line indicating an arbitrary message.
4b optional function name or general scope identifier.
5b A colon followed by a space and a free form message terminated by a newline.
There is a second version of creating a context. RTL_LOGFILE_CONTEXT_AUTHOR takes
two more arguments, the name of the project and the author's sign who is responsible
for the code in which the macro is used.
- File
- logfile.hxx
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Logfile( const sal_Char * name ); |
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Logfile( const sal_Char * project, const sal_Char * author, const sal_Char * name ); |
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~Logfile( ); |
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const sal_Char *
getName( ); |
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| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| [data] | Component data as Array |
| [trackBy] | The json node to display on each element |
| [hideHome] | Boolean to hide the home icon. By default: false. |
| (clicked) |
Event emitted when an element is clicked
$event will be the array of new data
|
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| @asi-breadcrumb-border-color | The border color of the breadcrumb |
| @asi-breadcrumb-text-color | The text color of the breadcrumb and the home icon color |
| @asi-breadcrumb-background-color | Background color of the breadcrumb |
| @asi-breadcrumb-hover-color | Color of a breadcrumb item when hovered |
| @asi-breadcrumb-active-color | Color of the a breadcrumb item when clicked |