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You can access ADSI from
many different development platforms such as Microsoft® Visual Basic®,
Scripting, Visual C++®, and any other language that is compatible with
Automation. Your mission is the easy part - picking the development
platform that is best suited for you and your projects. To learn more, follow these links:
Microsoft
Scripting Technologies
Before you start, make sure you download and install the
scripting components from http://www.microsoft.com/management/wshobj.htm.
If your operating system is Windows® 2000, the scripting components are already ready to be
used. For more information on scripting, visit http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting.
Scripting technology is ideal for
administrators
creating batch scripts for frequently used tasks.
A simple VBScript sample: Enumerating
ADSI objects in a computer
Before we start, you must either have a machine
that runs Windows NT® or be logged on to
a domain. If your machine runs Windows 95/Windows 98, you must have a
Windows NT machine that you can connect to.
- Create a new text file using Notepad
or your favorite text editor.
- Write the following line:
'----------------------------------------------------------
'--- This script enumerates ADSI objects in a computer
'---------------------------------------------------------
Dim machineName
machineName = "mymachine"
Set comp = GetObject("WinNT://" & machineName & ",computer" )
For each obj in comp
wscript.echo obj.Name
Next
- Save it as first.vbs.
- At the command prompt, type cscript first.vbs
for a command line or first.vbs for windows scripting. You should see the
result.
- If you want to see objects in the domain, replace
the above two lines with:
domainName = "myDomain"
Set dom = GetObject("WinNT://" & myDomain )
You can find the source code here.
What's Next?
- To find out more about Scripting, see http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting/.
- Once you decide which ADSI provider (WinNT, LDAP - for Active
Directory, Exchange, Site Server, NDS, NWCOMPAT) you would like to
use, use the links found on the banner at the top of this page to find
out information about that provider.
- You can also browse the VBScript samples.
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Microsoft Visual Basic
Microsoft Visual Basic is ideal for developing
applications or prototypes.
To set up Visual Basic Project, follow this easy
step-by-step instruction:
- Launch Visual Basic.
- Select the type of project you would like
to create.
- Select Project | References.
- Make sure to check the Active DS type Library
as shown below. If you don't need early COM object binding, this process is not necessary.
- Now you're ready to start ADSI programming.
A simple Visual Basic sample: Modifying
FullName and Description on a user
- Before we start, you must log on to a
Windows NT domain. You must
also have permission to modify a Windows NT 4.0 directory database. Administrator,
by default, has
this privilege.
- Follow steps above to create a standard executable VB project.
- Double-click the Form.
- On Form_Load, type:
'------------------------------------------------------------
' This program is used to set FullName and Description in a user
'------------------------------------------------------------
Dim usr As IADsUser
dom = "YOURDOMAIN" 'Replace with your domain
'----Binding to a user object
'----Note the ',user' is optional. It's used for performance
Set usr = GetObject("WinNT://" & dom & "/Administrator")
usr.FullName = "James Smith"
usr.Description = "Administrator for " & dom
usr.SetInfo 'Commit the changes to DS
- Press F8, to step through the program line by line.
- Once you finish, use usrmgr.exe to view,
if the FullName
and Description are changed.
- You can find the source code under /samples/start/First/First.vbp.
What's Next?
- To find out more about Visual Basic
programming, visit http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/.
- Once you decide which ADSI provider (WinNT, LDAP - for Active
Directory, Exchange, Site Server, NDS, NWCOMPAT) you would like to
use, use the links
found on the banner at the top of this page to find out more
information about that provider.
- You can also browse the Visual Basic samples.
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Microsoft Visual C++
Microsoft Visual C++ is ideal for developing
commercial applications.
Here are step-by-step instructions for
setting up your Visual C++
environment.
- You must install the ADSI SDK. You can
find the ADSI SDK
download link from http://www.microsoft.com/adsi.
- Optionally, you can install the MSDN Build Environment. To
subscribe to MSDN, go to http://msdn.microsoft.com/developer.
- Make sure you point to the include and library directory.
Select Tools | Options. Click on the Directory tab, and specify the path.
- In your project, be sure to include "activeds.h".
- In your project, be sure to include activeds.lib
and adsiid.lib.
- Now you are ready to start ADSI programming.
A simple Visual C++ sample: Creating a
user in a domain
- Before we start, you must log on to a
Windows NT domain. You must
also have permission to modify the Windows NT 4.0 directory database. Administrator,
by default, has
this privilege.
- Follow the steps above to set up your project.
- Create a standalone EXE project. It can be either
an MFC, ATL, or Console Application.
- Type the following code:
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "activeds.h"
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
HRESULT hr;
IADsContainer *pCont;
// You must initialize COM before calling any ADSI
functions or interfaces.
CoInitialize(NULL);
hr = ADsGetObject(L"WinNT://YOURDOMAIN", IID_IADsContainer,
(void**) &pCont );
if ( !SUCCEEDED(hr) )
{
return 0;
}
//----------------------------
// Creating a user
//-----------------------------
IDispatch *pDisp=NULL;
IADs *pUser;
hr = pCont->Create( L"user", L"jsmith",
&pDisp );
pCont->Release();
if ( !SUCCEEDED(hr) )
{
return 0;
}
hr = pDisp->QueryInterface( IID_IADs, (void**) &pUser );
pDisp->Release();
if ( !SUCCEEDED(hr) )
{
return 0;
}
// Commit creation to the directory.
pUser->SetInfo();
// Release the object.
pUser->Release();
CoUninitialize();
}
- Go to User Manager (or the Active Directory Management Snap-in
for Windows 2000) and verify if the user is created.
- You can find the source code in /samples/first.
What's Next?
- To find out more about VC programming,
see http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/.
- Once you decide which ADSI provider (WinNT, LDAP - for Active
Directory, Exchange, Site Server, NDS, NWCOMPAT) you would like to
use, use the links
found on the banner at the top of this page to find out more
information about that provider.
- You can also browse Visual C++ samples.
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Active
Server Pages
- Install IIS.
- Set the IIS Authentication mechanism (Anonymous, Basic or
NTLM). If you choose anonymous, your security context will be mapped to
IUSR_MACHINE
account. If you select NTLM, the security context will change, depending on
which user logs on to your web site.
ASP code starts with '<%' and ends with '%>'.
Now you're ready to program.
A simple ASP sample:
Enumerating an object in a computer
In this exercise, we will create a simple page
that can accept a
computer name and enumerate an object in that computer (source code can be found in
\samples\ASP\First)
- Create a new page which accept a computer, user name and
password. For example, default.htm.
- It's much easier to use Microsoft FrontPage to create an
ASP or HTML path. Type the following lines:
<form method="POST"
action="enum.asp">

Connect to:<input type="text"
name="Computer" size="20">

User Name:<input type="text"
name="username" size="20">

Password:<input type="password"
name="password" size="20">

</form>
Now, you're ready to accept the computer
name and start enumerating using ADSI.
- Create a new ASP page called, enum.asp
<%
'----Get the inputs----
compName = Request.Form("computer")
usrName = Request.Form("userName")
password = Request.Form("password")
'----Binds----
adsPath = "WinNT://" & compName & ",computer"
Set dso = GetObject("WinNT:")
Set comp = dso.OpenDSObject(adsPath, userName, password,
%>
'----Enumerate----
<%for each obj in comp %>

<%Response.Write
obj.Name%>

<%Response.Write
obj.Class%>

<% next %>
This is what the page looks like when you execute the ASP.
Computer Name:
TownCenter
Contains the following objects:
| Administrator |
User |
| jamessmi |
User |
| Guest |
User |
| IUSR_ADSI |
User |
What's Next?
- Once you decide which ADSI provider (WinNT, LDAP - for Active
Directory, Exchange, Site Server, NDS, NWCOMPAT) you would like to
use, use the links
found on the banner at the top of this page to find out more
information about that provider.
- You can also browse ASP samples.
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May 21, 2011
The meeting was called to order by President Jane
Ewing at 2:00 p.m. in King Room A at Pueblo West Library. Eleven
members and four guests were present.
Members present were:
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Bill, WA0KAQ
- Jane, KA0USA
- David, KY6YYY
- Bill, W0NHF
- Billy, K5LKT
- Jim, NE0DA
- Paul, KB0JIT
- Bill, KD0ICM
- Dan, NG0T
- Neal, KD0MBL
- Stan, KC0OYO
Guests:
May Birthdays: Lori, AH0OS
New Members:
We welcome the following new members to our club and
hope they enjoy our activities.
1. Amanda Alden, K1DNN, Canon City
2. Jeff Carrier, K0JSC, Canon City
3. Jim Lutenberg, N0OBV, Penrose
4. Mason Meek, WA6HSI, Fowler
Members renewing since last meeting:
David, KY6YYY
Memberships expiring in May: None
Memberships expiring in June:
Neal, KD0MBL, and Jeff, KD0MBK
ARRL Membership Report:
The club currently has 33 members, with 31 voting
(licensed) members. The club now has members holding 9 Technician
licenses, 7 General licenses, 2 Advanced licenses, and 13 Amateur
Extra licenses. Of the 31 voting members, 20 (64.5%) belong to the ARRL.
New ARRL Memberships or Renewals: None
News from the members: (What have you
done in the last month that pertains to amateur radio?)
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Neal, KD0MBL, helped Stan, KC0OYO, put up a Rohn 25G
tower and beam. He also made a fox hunt transmitter using his
handheld with VOX and an MP3 player and hid it during the May 14 fox hunt.
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Stan, KC0OYO, is enjoying his new tower and Mosley mini-beam.
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New member Jim, N0OBV, is having considerable
interference from a nearby power transformer on HF. He is working
with the power company to resolve it. He is becoming active once
again after some time away from ham radio. While he waits for the
interference issue to be settled, he has been working on his test equipment.
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New member Amanda, K1DDN, has been very active on 40
meters where she calls a new one night a week. An outline for an
article she is writing has been accepted by CQ Magazine.
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Billy, K5LKT, used his 40 meter dipole on 6 meters to
contact Idaho.
-
New member Mason, WA6HSI, has been off the air for 25
years and is thinking about buying a more modern rig so he can be
active on HF.
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Jim, NE0DA, helped install Stan's tower.
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Bill, KD0ICM, recently returned from a trip to Florida
and has not been on the air.
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Bill, W0NHF, has his Yaesu FT-897D back from Vertex.
He reported he has been working some stations on 10 meter CW.
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Paul, KB0JIT, recently received a QSL for a contact
with the Queen Mary. He has also been working on a Net Log software program.
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Dan, NG0T, has not been active due to his tax business.
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David, KY6YYY, worked stations in Mexico, Canada and
Lithuania. He now has about 25 states worked as well. He also
participated in the club's fox hunt.
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Jane, KA0USA, was one of the three "hounds"
in the club's fox hunt. She recently received a special event
certificate from Buckingham Air Field in Florida, and she has been
NCS for the club's VHF net.
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Bill, WA0KAQ, was more active than usual during the
last month. He helped install Stan's tower, hid a fox, and drove Jane
around during the fox hunt. QSL cards arrived from the Isle of Man
and Surinam. DX entities he worked include the Canary Islands,
Hawaii, Macedonia, Finland, Serbia and French Guiana on RTTY, and
Hawaii and Hungary on PSK31. Three special event stations also made
it into his log. He also made long distance contacts on 2 meters,
contacting the International Space Station on two passes using APRS.
On May 5, an opening on 6 meters provided contacts wieth CO, AL, AR,
LA, TN and TX. He also helped Clark program Clark's FT-7900 mobile radio.
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Guest Clark Clendenen is studying for his Technician
license and will take the test in June. He recently purchased a Yaesu
FT-7900 duo-band mobile rig and a Yaesu FT-60 duo-band handheld and
is getting them set up so he can listen to 2 meters and 70 cm.
Secretary's Report:
Meeting notes are e-mailed to all members and
prospects as soon as they are written and are posted on our website,
beginning with the January 2010 meeting. We also have a copy of the
minutes of last month's meeting at the sign-in table at each meeting
for anyone who would like to go through it. If anyone has questions
about the minutes, the Secretary will be happy to answer them and
make corrections if needed.
Treasurer's Report:
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NG0T reported the club had $698.51 in the bank and $25
in the change fund as of the beginning of the meeting.  Four new memberships and one renewal at the meeting
brought in $75.00, and a total of $21 was received from the monthly
raffle. The account now stands at $752.89, plus $25 in the change fund.
Ways & Means Report:
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KA0USA reminded members of the upcoming combination
Yard Sale and Bake Sale scheduled for Saturday, June 11, in the
parking lot in front of DJ's Pizzeria, 190 W. McCulloch Blvd (corner
of Palmer Lake Dr. and McCulloch Blvd.) This is across Palmer Lake
Dr. south of the car wash.). The sale starts at 8 a.m., and the lot
must be cleared by 3:30 p.m.
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Yard sale items to be sold should be clean and priced,
and everyone is responsible for his/her own items. Those members who
come and help may keep 50% of the income from each of their items
that sell, with the remainder going to the club treasury. If items
are dropped off to be sold but the person does not help with the
event, all the proceeds from the items go to the club. Proceeds from
the Bake Sale will all go to the club treasury.
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Everyone is responsible for brings his/her own
table(s), a shade if desired, and his/her own change. Also, everyone
is responsible for picking up his unsold items after the sale.
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Bake sale items are needed! Jane will be calling
members so they can let her know what they are bringing.
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Bill, KD0ICM, made a motion to place a classified ad
for the yard sale/bake in the Pueblo View. This was seconded by Stan,
KC0OYO. Cost of the ad is $6.90 per week for up to 20 words.
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The club has discontinued the monthly raffles until
the August meeting. Any donation of items for raffle or sale will be appreciated.
Report from Instructors:
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Paul, KB0JIT, stated there will probably be no classes
until the fall when summer activities wind down and we have a new
location for the classes.
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The club has 10 Volunteer Examiners, and Jim, N0OBV,
has sent in his application as well.
Old Business:
Non profit corporation progress (NG0T)
CQ's 14th Annual Foxhunting Weekend - (KB0MBL)
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Neal stated the PWARC held two hidden transmitter
hunts in the afternoon on Saturday, May 14. Three hounds (KA0USA,
KA6YYY and KB0JIT) participated, and both hidden transmitters were found.
Special Events Station - Pueblo Flood of June 3, 1921 (KD0MBL)
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The Special Event stations commemoration the 90th
Anniversary of the Pueblo Flood will start transmitting from members'
homes at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, June 3. These stations MUST be
scheduled, so contact KD0MBL to schedule a time if you want to
participate from your home. A portable station will operate from the
Pueblo West Library from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 4.
Operators are also needed for this station.
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A generic announcement is on the ARRL website and was
published in the June issue of QST.
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David, KY6YYY, has designed a very nice
confirmation certificate for the event. Amanda, K1DDN, who owns a
print shop in Canon City and has offered to print the certificates
free of charge. She presented the club with the certificate printed
on several kinds of paper. The club chose a cream-colored 100%
recycled paper for the certificate.
Field Day Committee report
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No additional information was available about Field
Day, as KB0JIT was unable to attend due to Red Cross duties in the
Southeast. The location has been set for the Pueblo County Fire
Station east of the library, and it has been placed on the ARRL's
Field Day Locator web page.
NA0PW Logging Program
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At the May meeting Ted, K0LDS, volunteered to be the
club's QSL Manager and has installed the club's new logging program
on his computer. All logs are up to date, and a back-up copy is held
by WA0KAQ. Both individuals can also access the eQSL website and
manage confirmations there. Logs in .adi format can be e-mailed to
him to be dropped into the ACLog database. Microsoft Exel files in
the appropriate format can also be converted for our use.
New Business:
Parade Float Committee (KA0USA)
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There is no parade theme. Floats will be judged on
their creativity.
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The committee will meet at NI5R's home after the
Ragchew on July 2 to take measurements on the float and make decorations.
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The committee will meet at NI5R's home on Monday
morning to decorate the float. Time TBA.
VHF Net
July 2 Ragchew
Miscellaneous:
The club is sending a sympathy card to the wife and
family of Jess Miley, K0TAA, of Florence who died on May 15. Several
members signed the card.
Raffle:
This month's raffle item, a $20 Gift Certificate to
Black Bart's Steak House in Pueblo West was won by Jim, NE0DA. The
raffle brought in $21 to the club's treasury.
Program:
Paul, KB0JIT, demonstrated how to rebuild a NiCad
battery pack for a handheld radio.
Coming Events:
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Each Tuesday - 7:00 p.m. on the Canon City repeater
(145.590 - PL103.5). After the net, members are asked to meet on
146.445 MHz FM simplex. Any stations that can not check into the
Canon City repeater will be picked up on simplex, and any local
issues the club members have will be discussed.
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Fri. & Sat., June 3 & 4 - Special Event
Station - Home stations by schedule from 10 a.m. Friday to 10 a.m.
Saturday; Pueblo West Library only from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Saturday
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Sat., June 4 - 9:00 a.m - Monthly Ragchew with coffee
or breakfast at the Hen House Café
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Sat., June 11 - 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. - Yard Sale &
Bake Sale, DJ's Pizza, 190 W. Palmer Lake Dr. (south of Car Wash)
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Sat., June 18 - Noon to 2:00 p.m. - VE Session, Pueblo
West Library. K0LDS and KY6YYY will represent our club as VEs.
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Sat., June 18 - 2:00 p.m. - Monthly PWARC Meeting at
Pueblo West Library
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Sat. & Sun., June 25 & 26 - Noon to Noon -
ARRL Field Day operations at Pueblo West Fire Station 51 East Hahns
Peak Ave. Set up 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Tear down 12:15 p.m. Sunday.
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Mon., July 4 - Fourth of July festivities: 5K Run, and
Fourth of July Parade.
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For other events, see the PWARC Calendar at www.qsl.net/na0pw/Calendar.htm
Next month's Program(s):
Next Month's Raffle:
Adjournment:
Submitted by Bill Ewing, WA0KAQ
PWARC Secretary |


HOLY EUCHARIST
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
The Lord opened the gates of heaven, and rained down manna upon
them to eat, and gave them bread from heaven: man ate the bread of angels.
COLLECT
O God, who have accomplished the work of human redemption through the Paschal Mystery of your Only Begotten Son, graciously grant that we, who confidently proclaim, under sacramental signs, the Death and Resurrection of Christ, may experience continued increase of your saving grace. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
Celebrating the memorial of our salvation, we humbly beseech
your mercy, O Lord, that this Sacrament of your loving
kindness may be for us the sign of unity and the bond of charity. Through Christ our Lord.
PREFACE
of the Eucharist I or II
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
I am the living bread, that came down from
heaven, says the Lord. Whoever eats of this bread will live for ever,
and the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
May sharing at the heavenly table sanctify us, Lord, we
pray, so that through the Body and Blood of Christ, the whole family of
believers may be bound together. Through Christ our Lord.


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1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS DATED : 24.01.2019 CORAM : THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE T.S.SIVAGNANAM AND THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE N.SATHISH KUMAR Tax Case Revision Nos. 1 to 3 of 2014 M/s.Roshan Commercial Traders (P) Ltd. No.121, Santhome High Road, Chennai- 600028. ... Petitioner in all Tax Case Revisions Vs The State of Tamilnadu rep. By The Deputy Commercial Tax Officer, Adyar-I Asst.Circle, Greenway Road, Chennai-28. ... Respondent in all
Tax Case Revisions Tax Case Revisions filed under Section 38 of the Tamil Nadu General Sales Tax Act, 1959 against the orders of the Tamil Nadu Sales Tax Appellate Tribunal (Main Bench), Chennai in T.A.Nos.273, 274 and 275 of 2007, dated 19.11.2012.
For Petitioner : M/s.C.Rekha Kumari
For Respondent : Mr.V.Haribabu
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COMMON ORDER
These Tax Case Revisions have been filed by the petitioner/dealer questioning the orders of the Tamil Nadu Sales Tax Appellate Tribunal (Main Bench) in T.A.Nos.273, 274 and 275 of 2007 dated 19.11.2012.
2. These Tax Case Revisions were admitted by order dated 14.08.2014 on the following substantial questions of law:
“(i) Whether the goods in question are Ayruvedic Medicine of Food supplement?
(ii) Whether the department was justified in taxing the goods as food supplement and not as Ayurvedic Medicine?
(iii) In respect of Assessment year 2001-2002, whether the rate of tax on the imported goods is to be charged at the rate of 12% in terms of Entry 67 Part D of 1st Schedule, as demanded by the department or 4% as claimed by the assessee?
(iv) In respect of Assessment Year 2002-2003 and 2003-2004, whether the rate of tax on the imported goods failing under Entry 9 of Part D and E of 11th Schedule is liable to be charged at the rate of 20% holding that the goods fall under Entry 40 Part D and E of 1st Schedule?
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(v) Whether penalty is imposable in the facts and circumstances of the present case?”
3. We have heard M/s.C.Rekha Kumari, learned counsel for the petitioner and Mr.V.Haribabu, learned Additional Government Pleader for the respondent.
4. The petitioner is a private Limited Company registered on the file of the respondent under the provisions of the Tamil Nadu General Sales Tax Act, 1959. The petitioner's case is that they imported Ayurvedic Bulk Reishi Gano Powder and Gano Celium Powder from Malaysia. After which they have given on job work basis to other companies to be filled in the capsules. Initially, the job work was given to M/s.Madras Pharmaceuticals, in Chennai. After the manufacturing process, the marketing of the product was done by the petitioner from January 2002 to May 2002. Subsequently, the petitioner started purchasing the filled up capsules from M/s. DXN Herbal Manufacturing (India) Private Limited, Puducherry. Thus the petitioner became a mere trader of the said product. The petitioner collected 4% on the sale of the product as they contended that it is an Ayurvedic proprietary Medicine.
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5. The dispute in the instant case is with regard to the rate of tax which was levied by Assessing Officer, whether the same was right and whether the First Appellate Authority and the Tribunal were correct in confirming the order of the Assessing Officer. The reason given by the Tribunal for treating the product as one to fall under the residuary deal or on the three grounds namely, the product is imported product, secondly, it is not an Ayurvedic medicine to food supplement and thirdly, it is not sold in medical shops but is sold by multi-level marketing.
6. The petitioner started dealing with the product as a trader after May, 2002 by purchasing the capsules from one M/s.DXN Herbal Manufacturing (India) Pvt. Ltd. The said company had approached the Hon'ble Division Bench of this Court to which one of us is a party [TSSJ] in T.C.A.Nos. 341 and 342 of 2007. The question before the Division Bench was whether the said assessee was entitled to claim deduction under Section 80(I)(B) of the Income Tax Act, 1961; whether the Assessing Officer was right in denying the claim made under Section 43 (B) of the Income Tax Act, 1961. The substantial questions were decided in favour of the assessee in the judgement reported in [2018] 96 taxmann.com 299(Madras) [DXN Herbal Manufacturing http://www.judis.nic.in 5 (India) Private Limited Vs. Income Tax Officer, Ward(1), Puducherry. The reason we have referred said decision is in support of our stand that the product has undergone a process of manufacturing. In other words, the product which was imported is not the product, which was marketed. The Court also took into consideration the various licenses obtained by the said assessee under the various enactments which showed that the product is an Ayurvedic Proprietary Preparation. At this juncture, it would be useful to refer to certain paragraphs of the said decision to give a clear view of the factual positions. Paragraph Nos. 9 and 10 from the above judgement are extracted herein, “9. In the instant case, the petitioner/assessee was dealing with Ayurvedic drug preparation. The Tribunal has rendered its finding that the mushroom powder can be consumed in bulk form nakedly without being put into any enclosures or by putting into the gelatine capsules. We find that there is no material, based on which, such finding was recorded by the Tribunal and to say the least, it is the personal opinion of the Tribunal. The Tribunal lost sight of a very important fact that the assessee has obtained licences from various statutory authorities namely license in Form-25-D issued by the Government of Pondicherry. Food and Drug including Sidddha and Unani Drugs. The manufacturing process has to be supervised by the technical staff as in the license and the names of the drugs are (a) http://www.judis.nic.in 6 Reishi Gano (RG), Capsule and (2) Ganocelium (GL), Capsule. Its packing size are 4,10,15,20,30,60,90 &
100. The license contains various conditions. There is an annexure to licence, which states the list of Ayurvedic Proprietory Preparation, which has been permitted and the composition of the capsule which is as follows:
1. Cap.REISHI GANO (RG) Each capsule contains, CHATRAKH: 250 mg (Ganoderma) BHUCHATRA :20 mg (Shitake)
2. Cap.GANOCEILIUM (GL) Each Capsule contains, CHATRAKH: 425 mg (G.Mycelium) BHUCHATRA: 25 mg (Shitake) Packing Size : 4,10,20,30,60,90 & 100 capsule.
10. The petitioner's license is further renewed on 14.01.2004 and to that effect Form 26-D was issued. Similarly, such renewal was effected on 17.01.2006 as well. The Government of Pondicherry, Food and Drugs Administration, issued a Certificate of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) to the petitioner vide certificate dated 21.04.2004. The said certificate was consistently granted to the petitioner in the year 2006, vide certificate dated 06.06.2006. The petitioner has obtained the registration under the provisions of the Central Excise Act in Form RC dated 23.02.2004. They have also obtained a license http://www.judis.nic.in 7 from the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India for foreign collaboration. The petitioner has been issued a factory licence by the Chief Inspectorate of Factories, Governement of Pondicherry which states that the licence is granted to the assessee for using the said premises as a factory, and not employing more than 250 persons and the installed motive power not exceeding 354 H.P. For the purpose of manufacturing Ayurvedic medicine, and the name of the finished products is also mentioned in the licence. The petitioner has obtained the licence under the provisions of Pondicherry Village and Commune Panchayat Acts, 1973 as a manufacturing unit. The petitioner has obtained the requisite approval for energisation of the 250 KVA transformer for their manufacturing unit. The list of equipments are also appended to the said approval. The petitioner has obtained the consent under Section 21 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Rules made thereunder for the purpose of operating their plot for manufacture of Ayurvedic drugs to the capacity of 5,00,000 capsules per day.”
7. Further we examined the correctness of the stand taken by the Revenue that, what was imported is put into capsules and marketed and there is no manufacturing work. After examining the process adopted by the said assesee, we held that what has been done by the assessee http://www.judis.nic.in 8 is manufacturing. The decision in the case of M/s. DXN Herbal Manufacturing (India) Pvt. Ltd. is a clear answer to the first ground on which the petitioner was non-suited that the product is an imported product.
8. The second aspect is that the tribunal holds that it is not an Ayurvedic Medicine to Food Supplement. This finding is not supported by any document, but it appears to be the view of the Tribunal. This finding is incorrect because of the various licenses obtained by the manufacturer namely M/s.DNEX Herbal Manufacturing (India) Pvt.Ltd. which was taken note of in the afore mentioned decision. Furthermore, the literature also clearly described the product as an Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine. Therefore the tribunal could not have adopted the common parlance test. The same line of reasoning was given by the Kerala Sales-Tax Appellate Tribunal, Additional Bench, Ernakulam in T.A.No.1367 of 2003 dated 31.05.2003. The appellant in the said case was one Daehsan Trading (India) Pvt. Ltd., Ernakulam, who is none other than the person who purchased the product from the petitioner before us. The question which was decided by the tribunal was whether the items Ganocelium Capsules and Reishi Gano are Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicines, items coming under Entry 141 of the First Schedule to the Kerala Sales Tax Act. The appellant therein, the person http://www.judis.nic.in 9 who purchased the product from the petitioner produced several documents in support of their claim which are in the nature of the expert opinion rendered by scientists. They being “1. The medicinal Mushroom by R.D. Rai, National Centre Mushroom Research and Training Chambhat Solam:
2. Medicinal Mushroom by B.Balakrishnan & M.C.Nair, Department of Pathology College of Agriculture, Vellayani, Kerala.
3. Letter addressed to Vaidya Visarada Ayurveda Siromani Dr.K.S.Viswanth Sarma by Daeshan Trading T.Nagar, Chennai and reply to that letter by Dr.K.S.Viswanatha Sarma:
4. Literature about Relshi (Ganoderma Lucidum): and relevant portion of the Book Relshi Mushroom Herb of Spiritual Potency and Medical Wonder by Terry Willard, Ph.B., Research by Kenneth Jones.”
9. The Kerala Sales Tax Tribunal took note of the above expert opinion, and noted that it is an Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine and it is manufactured under Drug License and therefore will not come under Entry 141 under the Kerala Sales Tax Act of the first Schedule to be taxed at 20%. Further, the properties of Relshi Gano and Ganocelium were discussed and the factual finding was given that the product cannot be treated as a Food support.
10. The authoritative opinion of qualified scholars in Ayurveda was http://www.judis.nic.in 10 accepted and the tribunal in our view, rightly held that such authoritative opinion cannot be brushed aside, as the department has no such technical knowledge to reject such material. Further more, the interpretation of the revenue, that they are food supplements and the common parlance test was also rejected. Thus, ultimately it held that the product is Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicines and direction was issued to the Assessing Authority to treat the items as Ayurvedic preparations and tax accordingly. We have informed that the order passed by the Kerala Sales Tax Tribunal has attained finality and the appellant therein, the person who purchased the product from the petitioner before us has also been granted refund. Since the product is same, the factual finding will bind the respondent department, though the decision was rendered by a tribunal in the State of Kerala. The revenue has not been able to bring down any material to dislodge the factual finding recorded by the Tribunal duly supported by expert opinion. Therefore, the second ground on which the tribunal refused the relief to the petitioner deserves to be set aside.
11. Third and the last ground is that the product is marketed through multi level marketing and not sold in all the shops. This can hardly be a reason to determine the rate of tax payable on the product when it is sold. The manner in which the product is sold cannot be a test http://www.judis.nic.in 11 to determine the nature of the product of that matter at what rate it has to be taxed. Therefore, the Tribunal misdirected itself in referring to the method of marketing as a reason for imposing a higher rate of tax. It is common knowledge that now a days all products are available through online purchaser. Therefore, the method of purchase at a stretch of imagination cannot be a reason to impose a higher rate of tax.
12. Thus, for the above reasons, the order passed by the Tribunal requires interference. Accordingly, the Tax Case Revisions are allowed and the Substantial Questions of Law are answered in favour of the appellant. No costs.
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Most sophisticated Android apps have to do something that requires background execution. This means in a background thread, and not the main thread (which is used for all UI updates).
If you create a Thread or an Executor in an Activity of your app, this leads to unpredictable results, since a simple screen orientation change will disrupt things, since the Activity will no longer be around when the Thread completes it's task.
You could use AsyncTask to handle this, but what if your app needs this background thread to be started from not just an Activity, but a notification or another component?
In these cases, Android Services are the right Android component to use to match up the Thread's lifecycle with that of the Service's lifecycle.
A Service is an Android application component without a UI that runs on the main (UI) thread.
It also has to be declared in the AndroidManifest.xml. If you want the service code to run
in a background thread, then you must manage that yourself. The terms background
and
foreground
are overloaded.
In this article, we are going to use the terms background and foreground to refer to
the lifecycle of Android components. And when referring to Threads, we will use
background thread
, and foreground thread
explicitly.
There is a subclass of Service that handles it's own background thread called IntentService which we are not going to cover in this article.
Let's take a step back and look at a larger picture of what Services are meant to do. Your code that runs in a background thread, like a Java Thread or an Executor isn't really bound to any the lifecycle of any Android components. If you think about an Activity, it has a discrete starting and ending point, based on user interaction. However, these starting and ending points don't necessarily connect with a Thread's lifecycle.
The following are high level points to note in this diagram. The details for all of these points (and clarifications to them) are going to be provided in the rest of the article.
There are 2 kinds of services - Started Services, and Bound Services. And a Service can be both at the same time. We will now cover the behaviors of 3 types of services:
A lot has changed with background Services in Android O. One of the main differences is that a Started Service that does not have a persistent notification won't be allowed to run in the background when the Activity goes away. In other words, you must have a persistent notification that you attach the Started Service to. And you also start Started Services with a different method - startForegroundService(). And you have 5 seconds in order to move this Started Service to the foreground and attach a persistent notification to it, otherwise you will get an ANR. All of this will be explained below with examples.
A Started Service can be started by calling the startService(Intent) method in your Activity or Service. This Intent has to be an explicit Intent, which means that you either make a reference to the Service's class, or you include the package name of your app in the Intent. Here's some code to create an explicit Intent.
public class MyIntentBuilder{
public static MyIntentBuilder getInstance(Context context) {
return new MyIntentBuilder(context);
}
public MyIntentBuilder(Context context) {
this.mContext = context;
}
public MyIntentBuilder setMessage(String message) {
this.mMessage = message;
return this;
}
public MyIntentBuilder setCommand(@Command int command) {
this.mCommandId = command;
return this;
}
public Intent build() {
Assert.assertNotNull("Context can not be null!", mContext);
Intent intent = new Intent(mContext, MyTileService.class);
if (mCommandId != Command.INVALID) {
intent.putExtra(KEY_COMMAND, mCommandId);
}
if (mMessage != null) {
intent.putExtra(KEY_MESSAGE, mMessage);
}
return intent;
}
}
In order to move a Service to the Started state, you must call startService() with an explicit Intent. If you don't do this, then the service will not be in a Started State. If the Service isn't in a Started State, then it can't be moved into the foreground, and stopSelf() won't really do anything.
So if you've not put the Service in the Started State, then you won't be able to attach a persistent notification to it either. These are all important things to keep in mind when you think about letting the Service know when it should put itself in the Started State.
A Service can be started multiple times. Each time it is started, then onStartCommand() is called. A few parameters are passed to this command, along with any extras that are passed from your explicit Intent. Even if you start a Service multiple times, it will only call onCreate() once (unless of course this Service has already been bound to). In order to kill this Service, you have to ask it to stop by calling stopSelf(). When the Service does stop (after you've asked it) and there's nothing else bound to it, then it will call onDestroy(). Keep this in mind when allocating resources for your Started Service.
A Started Service is launched with an Intent. And the component that launches the Service doesn't really keep a connection to it, and if it needs to communicate something to the Started Service then it can start it again and pass it a different Intent. This is one of the main differences between Started and Bound Services. Bound Services on the other hand follow a client-server pattern. Where the client (Android UI component or another Service) retains a stub (or binder) that it can use to call methods directly on the Service (in this case the server).
public class MyActivity extends Activity{
@TargetApi(Build.VERSION_CODES.O)
private void moveToStartedState() {
Intent intent = new MyIntentBuilder(this).setCommand(Command.START).build();
if (isPreAndroidO()) {
Log.d(TAG, "moveToStartedState: Running on Android N or lower - startService(intent)");
startService(intent);
} else {
Log.d(TAG, "moveToStartedState: Running on Android O - startForegroundService(intent)");
startForegroundService(intent);
}
}
}
Keep in mind that things have changed regarding Started Services in Android O. They are no longer allowed to run in the background without having a persistent notification. And the method to start a background Started Service in O, is startForegroundService(Intent).
Started Services can run in the foreground. Again, the term foreground
doesn't apply
to whether
the Service is running on the main Thread or a background Thread. It means that the Android
system will give this service highest priority and will try not to destroy it when t is running
low on system resources. You should only put a Started Service in the foreground
if
it
is critical to do this in order to deliver a compelling user experience.
Sample use cases are:
When a Started Service moves into the foreground, it must display a persistent notification, explicitly notifying the user that the service is running. This is important because a Started Service in the foreground is detached from the lifecycle of UI components (with the exception of the persistent notification). And there's no way to let the user know that something is running on their phone without displaying any UI. And potentially consuming lots of resources on their phone.
Here's an example of running an already Started Service in the foreground.
public class MyActivity extends Activity{
private void commandStart() {
if (!mServiceIsStarted) {
moveToStartedState();
return;
}
if (mExecutor == null) {
// Start Executor task in background Thread.
}
}
}
Here's the code to display the persistent notifications before Android O.
@TargetApi(25)
public static class PreO {
public static void createNotification(Service context) {
// Create Pending Intents.
PendingIntent piLaunchMainActivity = getLaunchActivityPI(context);
PendingIntent piStopService = getStopServicePI(context);
// Action to stop the service.
NotificationCompat.Action stopAction =
new NotificationCompat.Action.Builder(
STOP_ACTION_ICON,
getNotificationStopActionText(context),
piStopService)
.build();
// Create a notification.
Notification mNotification =
new NotificationCompat.Builder(context)
.setContentTitle(getNotificationTitle(context))
.setContentText(getNotificationContent(context))
.setSmallIcon(SMALL_ICON)
.setContentIntent(piLaunchMainActivity)
.addAction(stopAction)
.setStyle(new NotificationCompat.BigTextStyle())
.build();
context.startForeground(ONGOING_NOTIFICATION_ID, mNotification);
}
}
Here's the code to display the persistent notifications on Android O (using Notification channels).
@TargetApi(26)
public static class O {
public static final String CHANNEL_ID = String.valueOf(getRandomNumber());
public static void createNotification(Service context) {
String channelId = createChannel(context);
Notification notification = buildNotification(context, channelId);
context.startForeground(ONGOING_NOTIFICATION_ID, notification);
}
private static Notification buildNotification(Service context, String channelId) {
// Create Pending Intents.
PendingIntent piLaunchMainActivity = getLaunchActivityPI(context);
PendingIntent piStopService = getStopServicePI(context);
// Action to stop the service.
Notification.Action stopAction =
new Notification.Action.Builder(
STOP_ACTION_ICON,
getNotificationStopActionText(context),
piStopService)
.build();
// Create a notification.
return new Notification.Builder(context, channelId)
.setContentTitle(getNotificationTitle(context))
.setContentText(getNotificationContent(context))
.setSmallIcon(SMALL_ICON)
.setContentIntent(piLaunchMainActivity)
.setActions(stopAction)
.setStyle(new Notification.BigTextStyle())
.build();
}
@NonNull
private static String createChannel(Service context) {
// Create a channel.
NotificationManager notificationManager =
(NotificationManager) context.getSystemService(Context.NOTIFICATION_SERVICE);
CharSequence channelName = "Playback channel";
int importance = NotificationManager.IMPORTANCE_DEFAULT;
NotificationChannel notificationChannel =
new NotificationChannel(CHANNEL_ID, channelName, importance);
notificationManager.createNotificationChannel(notificationChannel);
return CHANNEL_ID;
}
}
Note that the PendingIntent piStopService
(that is passed to the
mNotification
) would
actually pass an Intent with the Command.STOP integer. Remember that startService(Intent)
can be called multiple times? This is an example of that. In order to STOP the service,
we are firing an Intent on it via startService(Intent) that will be handled in the
onStartCommand() method of the Started Service.
public class HandleNotifications{
private static PendingIntent getStopServicePI(Service context) {
PendingIntent piStopService;
{
Intent iStopService = new MyIntentBuilder(context).setCommand(Command.STOP).build();
piStopService = PendingIntent.getService(context, getRandomNumber(), iStopService, 0);
}
return piStopService;
}
}
This is why the onStartCommand() of the Started Service needs to be able to handle Intents that might cause the service to stop itself. Here's some code to illustrate this.
public class MyService extends Service{
@Override
public int onStartCommand(Intent intent, int flags, int startId) {
boolean containsCommand = MyIntentBuilder.containsCommand(intent);
d(
TAG,
String.format(
"onStartCommand: Service in [%s] state. commandId: [%d]. startId: [%d]",
mServiceIsStarted ? "STARTED" : "NOT STARTED",
containsCommand ? MyIntentBuilder.getCommand(intent) : "N/A",
startId));
mServiceIsStarted = true;
routeIntentToCommand(intent);
return START_NOT_STICKY;
}
private void routeIntentToCommand(Intent intent) {
if (intent != null) {
// process command
if (containsCommand(intent)) {
processCommand(MyIntentBuilder.getCommand(intent));
}
// process message
if (MyIntentBuilder.containsMessage(intent)) {
processMessage(MyIntentBuilder.getMessage(intent));
}
}
}
}
When you want to take your Started Service out of foreground execution, you can call stopForeground(true). This will also take away the persistent notification. However, this will not stop the service. In order to do that you still have to call stopSelf().
To stop a service, you can do any of the following:
Here's some code samples for stopping a Started Service from an Activity.
public class MyActivity extends Activity{
void stopService1(){
stopService(new MyIntentBuilder(this).build());
}
void stopService2(){
startService(new MyIntentBuilder(this).setCommand(Command.STOP).build());
}
}
And here's the code in your Started Service that would respond to these (assuming that your Started Service has been moved to the foreground).
public class MyService extends Service{
private void stopCommand(){
stopForeground(true);
stopSelf();
}
}
Unlike Started Services, Bound Services allow a connection to be established between the Android component binding to the Service, and the Service. This connection is an IBinder which allows methods to be called on the Service. The simplest example of this is a Bound Service that has a client in a local process. In this case a Java object (an Binder subclass) is exposed to the client which can be used to access public methods on the Service.
In more complex scenarios where the Bound Service might be executing in a different process from the client, a Message handler or AIDL stub would have to be created. However, for local processes, it's really straightforward.
Here are a list of differences between Bound Services and Started Services.
In either case, if the Service (Bound or Started) needs to send messages to the bound client or whatever component started a Service, it has to use something like LocalBroadcastManager when the the client and Service are local to one process. Bound Services don't typically connect directly to a bound client component.
In order for a client component (Activity, Fragement, another Service) to bind to a Bound Service, bindService() must be called, with an explicit Intent just like with Started Services.
Here's a code example.
public class MyActivity extends Activity{
void bind(){
bindService(
new MyIntentBuilder(this).build(),
mServiceConnection,
BIND_AUTO_CREATE);
}
}
BIND_AUTO_CREATE
is a very common flag to pass to the bindService() method. There
are
other flags that you can pass. What auto create does is that it calls onCreate() on
the Bound Service if that hasn't happened yet, at the time bindService() is called. This
essentially automatically creates the Bound Service upon the first client connecting to it.
Once bindService() is called, the service needs a way to react out to the client, and
give it the IBinder object which it can then use to call methods on the BoundService.
This happens in the code above via the mServiceConnection
reference. This is a
ServiceConnection callback which the Bound Service will use to notify the client
about the completion of the binding process. It will let the client know as well if
the Bound Service has disconnected.
Here's an example of a ServiceConnection implementation.
public class MyActivity extends Activity{
private ServiceConnection mServiceConnection = new ServiceConnection(){
public void onServiceConnected(ComponentName cName, IBinder service){
My.MyBinder binder = (MyService.MyBinder) service;
mService = binder.getService(); // Get a reference to the Bound Service object.
mServiceBound = true;
}
public void onServiceDisconnected(ComponentName cName){
mServiceBound= false;
}
};
}
Let's look at what happens on the Bound Service side, when a client calls bindService(Intent).
In the Bound Service you have to implement the onBind() method. This gets called only once, when the very first client component connects to this Bound Service.
Here's an example of this.
public class MyService extends Service{
public IBinder onBind(Intent intent){
if (mBinder == null){
mBinder = new MyBinder();
}
return mBinder;
}
}
The Bound Service creates a mBinder
object of type IBinder. So what is this IBinder?
Binder is an Android base class that allows a remotable object to be created. It implements a lightweight RPC mechanism for high performance in-process and cross-process calls (between clients and Bound Services).
Here's an example.
public class MyService extends Service{
public class MyBinder extends javax.xml.bind.Binder {
MyService getService(){
return MyService.this; // Simply return a reference to this instance of the Service.
}
}
}
In the example above, we simply expose a method called getService()
which exposes
the Java object for the Bound Service to the client component. With a reference to this
IBinder, the client can call public methods directly on the Bound Service object. Note
that these methods will execute on the thread of the client component that is calling
these methods. In the case of an Activity or Fragment, these methods will run on the main
thread, so be careful of calling blocking methods on the Bound Service and causing ANRs
in your app.
In order to unBind() from a Bound Service, a calling simply calls
unBindService(mServiceConnection
). The system will then call onUnbind() on the
Bound Service itself. If there are no more bound clients, then the system will call
onDestroy() on the Bound Service, unless it is in the Started State. If the Service
is not in a Started State, then onDestroy() gets called immediately, and the Bound
Service will be killed.
Here's what a client component's call to unbindService() looks like.
public class MyActivity extends Activity{
protected void onStop(){
if (mServiceBound){
unbindService(mServiceConnection);
mServiceBound = false;
}
}
}
In the code above, the Activity's onStop() method is overridden to call unbindService(). Depending on the UX requirements for your app, your client components can bind and unbind to a Bound Service in onStart() and onStop(), or whatever other Android Activity or Fragment of Service lifecycle methods you choose to hook into.
Here's an example of what onUnbind() looks like (in the Bound Service).
public class MyService extends Service{
public boolean onUnbind(Intent i){
return false;
}
}
Typically, you will return false
. If you don't, then when the next client binds to
the
Bound Service, then onRebind() will be called, instead of onBind().
There are many use cases for your app that will require a service to be both Bound and Started. In the sections above, lots of detail have already been provided that highlight the implications to services being both. They usually involve the creation and destruction hooks for a Service.
A Service that is both Bound and Started can have methods inside of that can be called by bound client components. Since a Service doesn't have to be started for a client to bind to it, this is something that you must be aware of. This means that a client binding to a Service will call onCreate(). If you don't move your Service to a Started State, then when the client unbinds from the Service, it will be killed and it's onDestroy() method will be called.
This is what happens with a UI component will bind to the Service and create it. Then at some point the UI unbinds from the Service, and if it's in the middle of performing some long running task, then it's onDestroy() will be created and it will be killed. If your app requirements are that the Bound Service should continue running past the end of the UI component's lifecycle, then you have to start it, move it to the foreground, and have it show a persistent notification. This will ensure that the Bound and Started Service will keep running as long as it has to, or until the user decides to kill it by firing the PendingIntent to stop the Service (as shown in the examples above).
Since a client binding to a Service will not move it to the Started State, for Bound and Started services, it is safe to have the Service move itself into the Started State just in case.
public class MyService extends Service{
private void commandStart() {
if (!mServiceIsStarted) {
moveToStartedState();
return;
}
if (mExecutor == null) {
mTimeRunning_sec = 0;
if (isPreAndroidO()) {
HandleNotifications.PreO.createNotification(this);
} else {
HandleNotifications.O.createNotification(this);
}
mExecutor = Executors.newSingleThreadScheduledExecutor();
Runnable runnable =
new Runnable() {
@Override
public void run() {
recurringTask();
}
};
mExecutor.scheduleWithFixedDelay(runnable, DELAY_INITIAL, DELAY_RECURRING, DELAY_UNIT);
d(TAG, "commandStart: starting executor");
} else {
d(TAG, "commandStart: do nothing");
}
}
@TargetApi(Build.VERSION_CODES.O)
private void moveToStartedState() {
Intent intent = new MyIntentBuilder(this).setCommand(Command.START).build();
if (isPreAndroidO()) {
Log.d(TAG, "moveToStartedState: Running on Android N or lower - startService(intent)");
startService(intent);
} else {
Log.d(TAG, "moveToStartedState: Running on Android O - startForegroundService(intent)");
startForegroundService(intent);
}
}
@Override
public int onStartCommand(Intent intent, int flags, int startId) {
boolean containsCommand = MyIntentBuilder.containsCommand(intent);
d(
TAG,
String.format(
"onStartCommand: Service in [%s] state. commandId: [%d]. startId: [%d]",
mServiceIsStarted ? "STARTED" : "NOT STARTED",
containsCommand ? MyIntentBuilder.getCommand(intent) : "N/A",
startId));
mServiceIsStarted = true;
routeIntentToCommand(intent);
return START_NOT_STICKY;
}
}
In the example above:
commandStart()
can be called by a client that binds to the Service.Regardless, what the example shows is the Service putting itself in the Started State first, before actually creating the Executor.
Let's say that commandStart()
is called, after a client component binds to the
Service.
The Service hasn't been started yet.
Let's walk thru this code.
commandStart()
again!
commandStart()
mServiceIsStarted
is set to
true
and this
will actually do the work of commandStart()
which is to create the Executor.
When a client component unbinds from your Service, if it is NOT in the Started State then it will be killed and onDestroy() will be called.
However, if it is in the Started State, then it will not be killed. It will only be killed if the Started Service is stoppd (either by calling StopService(Intent) or by calling startService(Intent with Extras and Command.STOP)).
You can see examples of most of the things outlined in this article in the source code for the Awake app. Here are some links:


{% extends '_base.html' %} {% block content %}
Signed up on {{ registration.created_at|date:"r" }}
Registration accepted on {{ registration.accepted_at|date:"r" }}.
Pass type: {{ registration.pass_type.name }} - € {{ registration.pass_type.unit_price }}
Lunch: {{ registration.lunch.name }} - € {{ registration.lunch.unit_price }}
Subtotal: €{{ registration.amount_due|floatformat:2 }}
Your registration is fully paid!
{% endif %} {% else %}Please be patient while we process your registration.
Keep an eye on your inbox.
{% endif %}


Front-End: Interface & Design
This component deals with creating the layout, design, and form controls.
Requirements
You will need to create an interface that has the following form controls:
- A way to select the monkey's sex.
- A way to set the value of the "left ear". This is essentially a three digit binary number (e.g., 000, 010, 100, 110).
- A way to set the value of the "right ear". Possible values are the same as the left ear.
- A way to select the group. There are several types of groups, so a dropdown would probably be best for this. These group values depend on the database, so they will be filled via JavaScript.
Make sure to keep in mind when selecting what kind of form controls you use that speed is of utmost importance to the users. For example, a dropdown for the monkey's sex would not be as ideal as two buttons. Also, for each form control, you'll want the user to be able to toggle whether it is in use, because that information might not be known. This means that you'll need to use things like toggle buttons.
You need to create a table that displays the matching monkeys. You should display the following fields: ID, Sex, Birth Year, Earnotches*, Group, Notes. Note that earnotches is just the left ear value concatenated by a hyphen and the right ear value.
Finally, there are two other things that will be useful to the user. Since the database can only be updated with Internet access, it would be useful to display the last time it was updated on the screen. This would be filled in with JavaScript. Additionally, it would be useful to have a button somewhere that resets all of the form parameters so that they can easily identify multiple monkeys quickly.
Although the researcher specifically said an iPad would be used, try to make the site compatible with an iPad as well as an iPhone sized screen. When using Bootstrap (see Tools below) to create the layout, make sure to follow its grid system which will make the site responsive and adapt to an iPhone as well as an iPad. If this sounds confusing now, just keep it in mind, and it should make sense when you are actually working with Bootstrap.
Coordination with Other Components
You will need to call a function when any form field is updated. You will coordinate this with the Front-End Database JavaScript team. You may also want to create a link to the page where you can update the database created by the Database Upload Form team.
- Bootstrap: Bootstrap is a CSS framework that is commonly used to create web applications. It includes many CSS classes and JavaScript components that are used in web applications. It also uses responsive design, so the
design that you construct will adapt to both an iPhone and an iPad (as well as a desktop browser if you wanted).
- jQuery: jQuery is a required component of Bootstrap, and you will use this JavaScript library to make some of the interactive components of the form work.
Steps
- Get familiar with Bootstrap. Bootstrap is a CSS framework commonly used for web application interfaces. CSS is a language that is used to define the style of a web page. Review the examples provided on the Bootstrap website, and copy the source of one into an HTML file called index.html. Then, you need to download Bootstrap and extract the contents inside the main directory. Finally, make sure that all of the links to CSS and JavaScript files point to the files you just downloaded. You may also need to copy a CSS file that it links to, and you can see what it links to by viewing the source.
-
Add the necessary form components. Copy Bootstrap's form examples to create all of the form inputs as described in the requirements. To conserve space, it might be a good idea to use the horizontal form layout.
- Make sure that you read the requirements closely and use your best judgement to pick form elements. You can get an idea of what kind of form elements are available by reading through the form examples or by going to the W3Schools page on forms.
- Keep in mind that you can use buttons in Bootstrap. Another thing that might be useful are button groups, which could be used for something like the monkey's gender.
- Something that Bootstrap does not include but that could be useful are toggle buttons. I have created an example of what I mean. The Front-End JavaScript team will make the buttons toggle-able, so all you need to worry about is creating the button elements themselves.
- Create the table. Review Bootstrap's table examples and create a table with the fields mentioned above. It would probably look best if this were positioned on the bottom of the screen.
- Add other components. The requirements also call for a spot to show when the database was last updated. Just leave a div element there with an ID that will let the Front-End: Database JavaScript team work on. Secondly, you need to create a button somewhere that clears out all of the form elements. The aforementioned team will also make this work, so you just need to create the button.


RemoveMailRecipient()
语法
RemoveMailRecipient(#Mail [, Address$ [, Flags])概要
Remove a recipient from the specified mail.
参数
The mail to use. Address$ (optional) The address to remove. It must match an address from a call to AddMailRecipient(). If not specified, all the recipients are removed from the mail. Flags (可选) The categories from which to remove the recipient. 可以是下列值的组合︰ #PB_Mail_To : Main(s) recipient(s) of the mail #PB_Mail_Cc : Recipient(s) which are in copy of the mail (and everybody see it) #PB_Mail_Bcc: Recipient(s) which are in copy of the mail (but nobody see it)If not specified, all the categories are removed for the specified address.
返回值
无.
示例
InitNetwork() If CreateMail(0<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Hello") AddMailRecipient(0<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#PB_Mail_To) ; Andre is the main recipient AddMailRecipient(0<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#PB_Mail_Cc) ; Fred is in copy AddMailRecipient(0<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#PB_Mail_Bcc) ; Timo is in copy as well, but Andre and Fred are not aware of it ; Ensure Fred is removed from every destination :-) RemoveMailRecipient(0<EMAIL_ADDRESS>EndIf
参阅
AddMailRecipient()
已支持操作系统
所有


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A Mechanical Engineering Student
Government Engineering College
Mech Dept.
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I'm a student in Gec Hassan, where im continuing my progress in final year of my
Engineering, recently I have completed my exams of 7th semester and Im having
holidays now. Since i will graduate with the next six months so i thought
myself to gain knowlege and take this course to create website which is what im
doing now!. I don't believe what im doing now , i thought it would be much more
complex than what im doing now. Im very greatfull for this course which thought
me more information in this very time.
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Before Change
endpoint.p_prev_state = None
prev_state = GetData._get_prev_state(endpoint)
assert prev_state == NO_DATA
endpoint.p_prev_state = ("unknown",<PHONE_NUMBER>)
GetData._get_prev_state(endpoint)
endpoint.p_prev_state = ("queued",<PHONE_NUMBER>)
GetData._get_prev_state(endpoint)
endpoint.p_prev_state = ("queued",<PHONE_NUMBER>)
After Change
endpoint.p_prev_state = None
prev_state = GetData._get_prev_state(endpoint)
assert prev_state == NO_DATA
endpoint.unknown()
GetData._get_prev_state(endpoint)
endpoint.queued()
GetData._get_prev_state(endpoint)
endpoint.queued()


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Is there a complete list anywhere that shows all the \-terms for entering Unicode symbols? I mean things like \a, \lam, \to, etc. that could be used in VS Code.
We should probably link to this file from some visible places...
@Toby Donaldson :up:
Do you know how is it possible to add something to this list (for instance \k
for 𝕜
, that showed up a lot lately)?
Yes, you just make a PR
And then ask Gabriel Ebner to merge it
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Today I came across several instance of have := stuff, exact this
closing a goal where exact stuff
doesn't. I guess this is yet another elaboration subtlety, but I'd like to know if there is a nicer way to do this in one tactic.
I use Chris's trick: exact (stuff : _)
Thanks!
Could we get a mathlib tactic replacing exact
which tries exact
and then Chris's trick?
@Sebastian Ullrich : is this a well known bug or a feature?
I'll go with feature
Too easy...
Seriously, what do I miss to understand this thing?
I mean, it's clear that omitting the expected type can lead to different elaboration results in some cases, and in some of these cases, the result without expected type may even be preferable. Whether that is something that could be improved in the elaborator can only be decided on a case by case basis.
I sort of understand this. What I don't get is how (stuff : _)
differs from not specifying the expected type of stuff
. Here we really mean underscore, this is not an abbreviation for Zulip purposes.
Where do you not specify it? If you use exact stuff
, the expected type is the goal.
In both have := stuff
and (stuff : _)
, there is no expected type
I mean exact stuff
versus exact (stuff : _)
, both meant to close the current goal.
Sometimes only the later succeeds
As I said, only in exact stuff
do you have an expected type. It's the goal.
Sorry I'm slow.
But it's really really hot here
I'm very grateful to spend the remaining summer in the land of air conditioning :)
USA?
Yes, I'm doing an internship under Leo until October
Oooh, that sounds like a very good idea!
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