Shuffles and repeats a Dataset returning a new permutation for each epoch. (deprecated)
tf.compat.v1.data.experimental.shuffle_and_repeat
tf.compat.v2.data.experimental.shuffle_and_repeat
tf.data.experimental.shuffle_and_repeat( buffer_size, count=None, seed=None )
Warning: THIS FUNCTION IS DEPRECATED. It will be removed in a future version.
Instructions for updating:
Use tf.data.Dataset.shuffle(buffer_size, seed)
followed by tf.data.Dataset.repeat(count)
. Static tf.data optimizations will take care of using the fused implementation.
dataset.apply(tf.data.experimental.shuffle_and_repeat(buffer_size, count))
is equivalent to
dataset.shuffle(buffer_size, reshuffle_each_iteration=True).repeat(count)
The difference is that the latter dataset is not serializable. So, if you need to checkpoint an input pipeline with reshuffling you must use this implementation.
buffer_size
: A tf.int64
scalar tf.Tensor
, representing the
maximum number elements that will be buffered when prefetching.count
: (Optional.) A tf.int64
scalar tf.Tensor
, representing the
number of times the dataset should be repeated. The default behavior
(if count
is None
or -1
) is for the dataset be repeated
indefinitely.seed
: (Optional.) A tf.int64
scalar tf.Tensor
, representing the
random seed that will be used to create the distribution. See
tf.compat.v1.set_random_seed
for behavior.A Dataset
transformation function, which can be passed to
tf.data.Dataset.apply
.


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01.05.2020
MDP 3.6 released! Some of the most compelling new features of MDP 3.6 are
- A new online mode to enable use of MDP in reinforcement learning using OnlineNode, OnlineFlow and other new nodes. This notably includes incremental Slow Feature Analysis in IncSFANode.
- SFA-based supervised learning, specifically graph-based SFA nodes GSFANode as well as iGSFANode, and hierarchical GSFA (HGSFA).
- New solvers in SFA-node that are robust against rank deficiencies in the covariance matrix. This cures the common issue SymeigException (‘Covariance matrices may be singular’).
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- VartimeSFANode supports SFA on data with non-constant time increments. This node is a pilot effort to support non-constant time increments in various mdp nodes.
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Modular toolkit for Data Processing (MDP) is a Python data processing framework.
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| 036:071 Khan | : |
Do they not see that We have created for them of what Our Hands have created, the cattle, so that they are their owners. |
| 036:071 Maulana | : |
See they not that We have created cattle for them, out of what Our hands have wrought, so they are their masters? |
| 036:071 Pickthal | : |
Have they not seen how We have created for them of Our handiwork the cattle, so that they are their owners, |
| 036:071 Rashad | : |
Have they not seen that we created for them, with our own hands, livestock that they own? |
| 036:071 Sarwar | : |
Have they not seen what We have created from the labor of Our own hands? We have given them cattle. |
| 036:071 Shakir | : |
Do they not see that We have created cattle for them, out of what Our hands have wrought, so they are their masters? |
| 036:071 Sherali | : |
Do they not see that, among the things which Our hands have wrought, WE have created for them cattle of which they are masters? |
| 036:071 Yusufali | : |
See they not that it is We Who have created for them - among the things which Our hands have fashioned - cattle, which are under their dominion?- |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > خشية الله تعالى وتقواه Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Devoutness and Fear of Allah أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وحدانيته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Singularity and Being Unique أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الشرك والمشركون > تنزيه الله جلّ جلاله عن الشريك Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Polytheism and the Polytheists> Allah's Freedom from Partnership الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > الإنسان > تسخير الحيوانات له Man and The Social Relations>Man>Exploiting the Animals for him العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الحيوانات والحشرات Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Animals and Insects
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Controller
Design:
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Protect keys more than any other asset.
Mandate strong encrypted communications between web and database servers and any other servers or administrative users.
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Tip: It is best to encrypt data on the application server, rather than the database server.


OpenJade
Contents
OpenJade is an implementation of
the ISO/IEC 10179:1996 standard DSSSL language. It is
based on the James Clark
implementation of DSSSL named Jade. OpenJade is now developed and maintained
by the OpenJade team. The current version is 1.3.
For general information about DSSSL,
see the OpenJade home page. The OpenJade home page contains useful
resources such as links to articles, tutorials, libraries,
etc.
Another site with lots of in-depth
information about DSSSL is that of Mulberry Technologies. Among other things, it hosts the DSSSL
Users mailing list.
OpenJade is a command line
application and a set of components. The DSSSL engine
receives as input an SGML or XML document and transforms
it into formats like:
- XML representation of the flow
object tree.
- RTF format that can be
rendered and printed with Microsoft's free Word Viewer 97
- TeX format
- MIF format that can be
rendered and printed with Framemaker
- SGML or XML format. This is
used in conjunction with non-standard flow object
classes to generate SGML, thus allowing OpenJade
to be used for SGML/XML transformations.
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OpenJade is licensed with almost no
restrictions even for commercial use (see license terms).
If you do use OpenJade in a
commercial product, we ask you, as a courtesy, to
acknowledge the use of OpenJade.
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Only Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 is supported. Also, Perl 5 is required; the
executable must be on your PATH.
To build on the command line, ensure that the directories
containing msdev and nmake are in your path,
typically by executing
the command:
path C:/Program Files/Microsoft Visual Studio/Common/MSDev98/Bin;
C:/Program Files/Microsoft Visual Studio/VC98/Bin;%path%
(all in one long line) then run the command:
build-win32.bat
To build using the Visual
Studio GUI, open the workspace jade.dsw and build the
Win32 Release configuration of the all
project. You must first do a command-line build, however, to get
the perl-generated files.
The following compilers should work:
- gcc 2.95.1
- egcs 1.1.2
- egcs 1.0.2
- gcc 2.8.1
- gcc 2.7.2
Only the first two have been recently tested.
If you use gcc 2.7.2 with -O on an x86 processor you must use
-fno-strength-reduce. gcc <IP_ADDRESS> fixes this problem.
Edit Makefile , then build with make . Note
that you must use -DSP_MULTI_BYTE. If you plan to do any development,
also do make depend .
Alternatively you can build using the experimental autoconf support. This
will soon be the recommended method.
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OpenJade requires the file dsssl/builtins.dsl to operate.
You can tell OpenJade where this file is in one of two ways:
- By including a SYSTEM catalog entry for "builtins.dsl" pointing to this
file. See
dsssl/catalog for an example.
- By including the
dsssl/catalog catalog with the
-c command line option or the SGML_CATALOG_FILES
environment variable.
Run
make install
as root .
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Add the directory containing the
OpenJade binary to your path, change directory to the
dsssl directory, and do
openjade demo.sgm
If everything is working, there
should be a well-formed XML file demo.fot
created.
The system identifier of the
document to be processed is specified as an argument to
OpenJade. If this is omitted, standard input will be read.
OpenJade determines the system
identifier for the DSSSL specification as follows:
- If the
-d option
is specified, it will use the argument as the
system identifier.
- Otherwise, it will look for
processing instructions in the prolog of the
document. Two kinds of processing instruction are
recognized:
<?stylesheet
href=" sysid "
type="text/dsssl">
- The system data of the
processing instruction is parsed like an
SGML start-tag. It will be parsed using
the reference concrete syntax whatever
the actual concrete syntax of the
document. The name that starts the
processing instruction can be either
stylesheet ,
xml-stylesheet or xml:stylesheet .
The processing instruction will be
ignored unless the value of the type
attribute is one of text/dsssl ,
text/x-dsssl , application/dsssl ,
or application/x-dsssl . The
value of href attribute is
the system identifier of the DSSSL
specification.
<?dsssl sysid >
- The system identifier
is the portion of the system data of the
processing instruction following the
initial name and any whitespace.
Although the processing
instruction is only recognized in the prolog, it
need not occur in the document entity. For
example, it could occur in a DTD. The system
identifier will be interpreted relative to where
the the processing instruction occurs.
- Otherwise, it will use the
system identifier of the document with any
extension changed to
.dsl .
A DSSSL specification document can
contain more than one style-specification. If the system
identifier of the DSSSL specification is followed by # id ,
then OpenJade will use the style-specification whose
unique identifier is id . This is
allowed both with the -d option and with the
processing instructions.
The DSSSL specification must be an
SGML document conforming to the DSSSL architecture. For
an example, see dsssl/demo.dsl .
OpenJade supports the following
options in addition to the normal SP options (note that
all options are case-sensitive, ie -g and -G
are different options):
-d dsssl_spec
- This specifies that dsssl_spec
is the system identifier of the DSSSL
specification to be used.
-G
- Debug mode. When an error
occurs in the evaluation of an expression,
OpenJade will display a stack trace. Note that
this disables tail-call optimization.
-c filename
- The filename arguments
specify catalog files rather than the document
entity. The document entity is specified by the
first DOCUMENT entry in the catalog
files.
-s
- Strict compliance mode.
Currently the only effect is that jade doesn't
use any predefined character names, sdata-entity
mappings or name-characters. This is useful for
checking that your stylesheet is portable to
other DSSSL implementations and that it is
strictly compliant to the DSSSL specifications.
-t output_type
- output_type specifies
the type of output as follows:
fot
- An XML representation
of the flow object tree
rtf rtf-95
- RTF (used for SGML/XML
to RTF transformations)
- Microsoft's Rich Text
Format.
rtf-95 produces
output optimized for Word 95 rather than
Word 97.
tex
- TeX (used for SGML/XML
to TeX transformations)
sgml sgml-raw
- SGML (used for SGML/XML
to SGML transformations).
sgml-raw doesn't emit linebreaks in tags.
xml xml-raw
- XML (used for SGML/XML
to XML transformations).
xml-raw doesn't emit linebreaks in tags.
- html
- HTML (used for SGML/XML
to HTML transformations)
mif
- MIF (used for SGML/XML
to MIF transformations)
-o output_file
- Write output to output_file
instead of the default. The default filename is
the name of the last input file with its
extension replaced by the name of the type of
output. If there is no input filename, then the
extension is added onto jade-out.
-V variable
- This is equivalent to doing
(define
variable #t) except that this definition
will take priority over any definition of
variable in a style-sheet.
-V variable=value
- This is equivalent to doing
(define
variable "value") except that
this definition will take priority over any
definition of variable in a style-sheet.
-V (define
variable value)
- This is equivalent to doing
(define
variable value) except that this
definition will take priority over any definition
of variable in a style-sheet. Note that you will probably
have to use some escaping mechanism for the spaces to get
the entire scheme expression parsed as one cmdline argument.
-wtype (examples: wxml, wmixed, wsgmldecl,
etc.)
- Control warnings and errors.
Multiple -w options are allowed. The
following values of type
enable warnings:
- xml
- Warn about constructs
that are not allowed by XML.
- mixed
- Warn about mixed
content models that do not allow #pcdata
anywhere.
- sgmldecl
- Warn about various
dubious constructions in the SGML
declaration.
- should
- Warn about various
recommendations made in ISO 8879 that the
document does not comply with. (Recommendations
are expressed with ``should'', as
distinct from requirements which are
usually expressed with ``shall''.)
- default
- Warn about defaulted
references.
- duplicate
- Warn about duplicate
entity declarations.
- undefined
- Warn about undefined
elements: elements used in the DTD but
not defined.
- unclosed
- Warn about unclosed
start and end-tags.
- empty
- Warn about empty start
and end-tags.
- net
- Warn about net-enabling
start-tags and null end-tags.
- min-tag
- Warn about minimized
start and end-tags. Equivalent to
combination of unclosed, empty
and net warnings.
- unused-map
- Warn about unused
short reference maps: maps that are
declared with a short reference mapping
declaration but never used in a short
reference use declaration in the DTD.
- unused-param
- Warn about parameter
entities that are defined but not used in
a DTD. Unused internal parameter entities
whose text is INCLUDE or IGNORE
won't get the warning.
- notation-sysid
- Warn about notations
for which no system identifier could be
generated.
- all
- Warn about conditions
that should usually be avoided (in the
opinion of the author). Equivalent to: mixed,
should, default,
undefined, sgmldecl,
unused-map, unused-param,
empty and unclosed.
A warning can be disabled
by using its name prefixed with no-.
Thus -wall -wno-duplicate will
enable all warnings except those about duplicate
entity declarations.
The following values for warning_type
disable errors:
- no-idref
- Do not give an error
for an ID reference value which no
element has as its ID. The effect will be
as if each attribute declared as an ID
reference value had been declared as a
name.
- no-significant
- Do not give an error
when a character that is not a
significant character in the reference
concrete syntax occurs in a literal in
the SGML declaration. This may be useful
in conjunction with certain buggy test
suites.
- no-valid
- Do not require the
document to be type-valid. This has the
effect of changing the SGML declaration
to specify VALIDITY NOASSERT
and IMPLYDEF ATTLIST YES ELEMENT
YES. An option of -wvalid
has the effect of changing the SGML
declaration to specify VALIDITY
TYPE and IMPLYDEF ATTLIST NO
ELEMENT NO. If neither -wvalid
nor -wno-valid are specified,
then the VALIDITY and IMPLYDEF
specified in the SGML declaration will be
used.
OpenJade ignores the SP_CHARSET_FIXED
and SP_SYSTEM_CHARSET environment variables
and always uses Unicode as its internal character set, as
if SP_CHARSET_FIXED was 1 and SP_SYSTEM_CHARSET
was unset. Thus only the SP_ENCODING
environment variable is relevant to OpenJade's handling
of character sets.
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The following external procedures
are available. These external procedures are defined by a
prototype in the same manner as in the standard. To use
one of these external procedures, you must make use of
the standard external-procedure procedure,
using a public identifier of "UNREGISTERED::James
Clark//Procedure:: name "
where name is the name given here,
typically by including the following in the DSSSL
specification:
(define name
(external-procedure "UNREGISTERED::James Clark//Procedure::name"))
Note that external-procedure
returns #f if it doesn't know about the
specified public identifier. You can use this to enable
your DSSSL specifications to work gracefully with other
implementations which do not support these extensions.
For external procedures added by
the OpenJade team, use a public identifier of the form "UNREGISTERED::OpenJade//Procedure:: name " .
An easy way to get access to all
external procedures is to use the style specification
dsssl/extensions.dsl#procedures . The file
dsssl/extensions.dsl also contains style
specifications which make the nonstandard flow object classes
and inherited characteristics supported by the backends
available in a convenient way.
Debugging
(debug obj)
Generates a message including the
value of obj and then returns obj .
Simple-page-sequence header/footer
control
(if-first-page sosofo1 sosofo2)
This can be used only in the
specification of the value of one of the header/footer
characteristics of simple-page-sequence. It returns a
sosofo that will display as sosofo1
if the page is the first page of the simple-page-sequence
and as sosofo2 otherwise.
(if-front-page sosofo1 sosofo2)
This can be used only in the
specification of the value of one of the header/footer
characteristics of simple-page-sequence. It returns a
sosofo that will display as sosofo1
if the page is a front (ie recto, odd-numbered) page and
as sosofo2 if it is a back (ie
verso, even-numbered) page.
Numbering
(all-element-number)
(all-element-number osnl)
This is the same as element-number
except it counts elements with any generic identifier. If
osnl is not an element returns #f,
otherwise returns 1 plus the number of elements that
started before osnl . This
provides an efficient way of creating a unique identifier
for any element in a document.
External entity access
(read-entity string)
This returns a string containing
the contents of the external entity with system
identifier string . This should be
used only for textual entities (CDATA and SDATA), and not
for binary entities (NDATA).
POSIX locale access
(language lang country)
This procedure returns an
object of type language , if the system
supports the specified language. lang
is a string or symbol giving the two letter language code.
country is a string or symbol
giving the two letter country code.
This procedure uses POSIX
locales. It is an OpenJade addition.
Extended standard procedures
(sgml-parse sysid #!key active: parent: architecture:)
This allows you to specify an SGML
architecture with respect to which the document should be
parsed. It is an OpenJade addition.
(expt q k)
This allows you to raise a quantity
to an integral power. It is an OpenJade addition.
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This section describes the
limitations of the front-end (the general-purpose DSSSL
engine); each backend also has its own limitations.
OpenJade doesn't allow internal definions
at the beginning of bodies and the (test
=> recipient) variant of cond clauses.
OpenJade supports only a single,
fixed grove plan which comprises the following modules:
- baseabs
- prlgabs0
- prlgabs1
- instabs
- basesds0
- instsds0
- subdcabs
It doesn't implement the following
parts of SDQL: HyTime support, auxiliary parsing, node
regular expressions.
Query rules, sosofo synchronisation,
indirect sosofos, reference values, decoration areas and
font properties are not supported.
Note that only inherited
characteristics that are applicable to some supported
flow object can be specified.
Character/glyph handling
It only supports a single pre-defined
character repertoire. A character name of the form U- XXXX
where XXXX are four upper-case
hexadecimal digits, is recognized as referring to the
Unicode character with that code. For many characters, it
is also possible to use the ISO/IEC 10646 name in lower-case
with words separated by hyphens.
Some common SDATA entity names from
the ISO entity sets are recognized and mapped to
characters. In addition an SDATA entity name of the form U- XXXX ,
where XXXX are four upper-case
hexadecimal digits, is mapped to the Unicode character
with that code.
OpenJade now supports the standard-chars,
map-sdata-entity, add-name-chars, add-separator-chars and
char-repertoire declaration element forms, allowing a
style-sheet to define additional character names, sdata
entity mappings, name characters (i.e. characters allowed
in identifiers) and separator characters. Currently the
only recognized character repertoire is the built-in
repertoire. It has the public identifier
"UNREGISTERED::OpenJade//Character Repertoire::OpenJade" .
Validation
Several things that it would be
desirable to have checked aren't checked:
- When the allowed value of an
inherited characteristic is a symbol, OpenJade
checks only that the value is a symbol that is
allowed as the value of some characteristic; #t
and #f are treated as a special kind of symbol in
this case.
- OpenJade doesn't check whether
a flow object is occurring in a context where it
is allowed.
- OpenJade does not prevent flow
objects being attached to the principal port of a
flow object when the flow object shouldn't have a
principal port.
- Most type-checking is done at
run-time not compile-time.
- OpenJade does not check for
non-inherited characteristics that are required
to be specified.
- It doesn't check that optional
features that have been used were declared in the
features form.
Other limitations
The following primitives are just
stubs:
char-script-case
- Always returns last argument.
address-visited?
- Always returns #f.
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The source of OpenJade is available
via CVS from jade-cvs.avionitek.com. See the
OpenJade home page for more details.
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All trademarks herein are
the property of their respective owners.
Copyright © 1999 OpenJade project, All rights
reserved. Created by Didier PH Martin, modified: September
9, 1999
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The new Ulster Unionist leader has accused Boris Johnson of proposing a “sell-out” Brexit deal.
The British Prime Minister and his DUP allies made “false promises” over the UK’s departure from the EU, Steve AIken added.
No unionist voted for England, Scotland and Wales to leave but Northern Ireland to stay in the bloc, he added.
The proposed deal would involve Northern Ireland following some of the rules of the EU’s single market to avoid a hard border on the island of Ireland but including a new regime for goods crossing the Irish Sea.
Mr Aiken said: “It would be a momentous time to assume the leadership of any political party, but now, for Unionism, for those that are pro-union, and those that just believe in Northern Ireland, it has never been more important for the Ulster Unionist Party to be ready to go out and fight for what is right for our nation.”
The former submariner succeeds Robin Swann and will be aiming to win back representation at Westminster for a party which was once the mainstay of unionism but has been eclipsed in the polls by the DUP.
Mr Aiken outlined a vision of inclusive and progressive unionism.
He was forced into an election U-turn before taking up the role.
His party did not field a candidate in opposition to the DUP in North Belfast to maximise unionist representation at Westminster.
The incoming leader earlier ruled out voting pacts.
We have a stark choice, but for us, the union of our whole UK must come before anything else
The UUP voted, on balance, to remain, during the EU referendum.
Its new chief said: “If the Conservatives deal goes through Northern Ireland will, well and truly, be a place apart.
“We will be separated from our largest market, with differing legal systems, tax regimes and held accountable by special and joint EU committees.”
He told a party meeting in Templepatrick, Co Antrim: “There are many unionists, and indeed many in this room, who will have voted to leave but I am pretty sure you didn’t vote for England, Scotland and Wales to leave while Northern Ireland stays.
“We have a stark choice, but for us, the union of our whole UK must come before anything else.”
He said the country either left the EU as one or remained as one.
He added: “With the future of our very Union being challenged by Boris Johnson’s sell-out deal, with the DUP’s ineptitude in creating a border in the Irish Sea, coupled with a level of venality that would, in any normal political society, see them banished into obscurity… we can be so much more and we have to be.”
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Maria Sharapova was suspended Wednesday for two years for failing a drug test, labeled ''the sole author of her own misfortune'' because she hid regular pre-match use of a newly banned substance from anti-doping authorities and members of her own entourage.!
The tennis star said she would appeal what she called ''an unfairly harsh'' punishment to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
The ban, handed down by a three-person Tennis Anti-Doping Program tribunal appointed by the International Tennis Federation, is backdated to Jan. 26, when Sharapova last played. She tested positive for meldonium that day after losing to Serena Williams in the Australian Open quarterfinals. The panel said various elements of Sharapova's case ''inevitably lead to the conclusion'' that she took the substance ''for the purpose of enhancing her performance.''
Sharapova, who faced up to a four-year suspension, loses all ranking points and prize money she earned in Melbourne.
More significantly, if her suspension withstands an appeal and runs through Jan. 25, 2018, the 29-year-old Russian will wind up missing this year's Rio de Janeiro Olympics and a total of eight Grand Slam tournaments during what might have been prime competitive years.
She is one of 10 women in tennis history with a career Grand Slam - at least one title from each of the sport's four most important tournaments. Sharapova was the 2004 Wimbledon champion at age 17; No. 1 in the rankings at 18; U.S. Open champion at 19; Australian Open champion at 20. An operation to her right shoulder in 2008 took her off the tour for months, and her ranking dropped outside the top 100. But she worked her way back, and in 2012, won the French Open, then added a second title in Paris two years later.
Now comes a dark chapter to the story of someone who was 9 years old when her father moved her from Russia to Florida to pursue a tennis career.
Sharapova was provisionally suspended in early March; shortly afterward, she announced at a news conference in Los Angeles that she had failed a doping test for meldonium in January. She did not mention, as the panel's 33-page ruling does, that she also failed an out-of-competition test for the same drug in February.
Sharapova's defense: She was not aware that the World Anti-Doping Agency barred athletes from using meldonium, also known as mildronate, as of Jan. 1. The panel's ruling, in a nutshell: She should have been aware - and would have been, had she followed proper protocols.
One bit of good news for Sharapova on Wednesday: Sportswear giant Nike announced it ''will continue to partner'' with her, adding: ''We hope to see Maria back on court.'' In March, Nike said it would suspend its business relationship with Sharapova while an investigation was ongoing.


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Hi everybody.
I had removed all the ttyAMA0 bits from /boot/cmdline.txt and did the other steps from the guide. I've checked that I can enter emoncms, register a new user, but I have no inputs. Looking at emonhub.log I see:
ERROR Unable to create 'RFM2Pi' interfacer: Attempting to use a port that is not open
I've googled around to see how could I run more checks. I've tried minicom (even with root user) using:
minicom -b 9600 -D /dev/ttyAMA0
I've checked before there were no python process using the serial port (ps -ef|grep python shows nothing, and I've ran too the localemoncms-disable script). Minicom starts but it stops at the "Press CTRL A+Z ..." line. It stills works, since I can press CTRL A commands, but I can't enter any other type of command (I wanted to light the led using 1l) or I don't know how to use minicom. I can't see any line beginning with > to write a command or anything related to the RFM12Pi.
It is well fixed in the GPIO pins. I've read it comes with a firmware pre-installed so I guess I should see something in minicom but, to be honest, I'm not sure.
Could someone tell me a basic test just to see if the RFM12Pi works? (like switching on the led) I'm a total newbie in this, so maybe I have emoncms running or something is interfering and I want to be sure my RFM12Pi is not faulty :(.
Many thanks in advance,
Kokop.
P.S. By the way, I've seen older howtos talking about rfm12piphp. There is no "/var/www/emoncms/Modules/raspberrypi/rfm12piphp" folder in my emoncms installation. Should I download it somewhere?
Re: Can't make new RFM12Pi start
P.S. By the way, I've seen older howtos talking about rfm12piphp. There is no "/var/www/emoncms/Modules/raspberrypi/rfm12piphp" folder in my emoncms installation. Should I download it somewhere?
No, the rfm12piphp is the forerunner to emonhub, and you can only have one listener at a time installed, so no, lets sort out the problem without adding to it!
pb66 is developing emonhub, and will hopefully pick this up, but in the meantime, is the emonhub configuration file details correct? -
And in that config, there is an option to change the error logging to 'Debug' (if you haven't already done so) which often provides a bit more detail and can help.
Paul
Re: Can't make new RFM12Pi start
It still doesn't work, but I've found one important problem. There was no emonhub.conf at all because it looks like I didn't install dev-emonhub properly and I don't know why. I remember I did it (I remember because the guide says dev-emonhub/install.sh instead of dev-emonhub/install and looking at my history commands I see I did ran both versions), but maybe it failed because I didn't attach the RFM2Pi during the install? Whatever, it was my fault. I reinstalled it and this time it looks every file is in their correct place.
However the symptoms are the same. Your tip was very good and I put logging at debug level. Now, I see this in the log:
2014-12-20 23:10:14,275 INFO Creating EmonHubJeeInterfacer 'RFM2Pi'
2014-12-20 23:10:14,279 DEBUG Opening serial port: /dev/ttyAMA0 @ 57600 bits/s
2014-12-20 23:10:16,287 DEBUG Opening serial port: /dev/ttyAMA0 @ 9600 bits/s
2014-12-20 23:10:20,307 INFO RFM2Pi device firmware version & configuration: not available
2014-12-20 23:10:20,313 INFO Setting RFM2Pi frequency: 433 (4b)
2014-12-20 23:10:21,325 INFO Setting RFM2Pi group: 210 (210g)
2014-12-20 23:10:22,329 INFO Setting RFM2Pi quiet: 1 (1q)
2014-12-20 23:10:23,333 INFO Setting RFM2Pi baseid: 15 (15i)
2014-12-20 23:10:24,368 DEBUG RFM2Pi acknowledged command: > 4b
2014-12-20 23:10:24,837 DEBUG 1 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.84 config failed> 210g
2014-12-20 23:10:24,847 WARNING 1 Discarded RX frame 'non-numerical content' : ['config', 'failed>', '210g']
2014-12-20 23:10:25,296 DEBUG 2 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.3 config failed> 1q
2014-12-20 23:10:25,713 WARNING 2 Discarded RX frame 'non-numerical content' : ['config', 'failed>', '1q']
2014-12-20 23:10:25,949 DEBUG RFM2Pi acknowledged command: > 15i
2014-12-20 23:14:51,508 DEBUG SIGINT received.
2014-12-20 23:14:51,510 INFO Exiting hub...
2014-12-20 23:14:51,513 DEBUG Closing serial port
2014-12-20 23:14:51,573 INFO Exit completed
Is it that the RFM2Pi has not firmware? I thought it had one preinstalled. Although it looks like the emoncms install works (without the RFM2Pi, but I can log in, there are no mysql errors, and so on), maybe I've messed up something during the installation. Would it be possible to do a quick test with minicom just to see if the RFM is alive?
Right now, I've tried running these commands:
/usr/bin/localemoncms-disable (it looks like everything stops nicely)
sudo service emonhub stop (just in case, it stops nicely too)
ps -ef|grep python (there are no python process running)
sudo minicom -b 9600 -D /dev/ttyAMA0 (I just see till the Press CTRL-A Z message)
If I do this:
ps -ef|grep ttyAMA0
root 2883 1 0 23:11 ? 00:00:00 /sbin/getty -L ttyAMA0 115200 vt100
I see that getty process. Is it important? Btw, I'm also accessing the Raspberry through ssh and wirelessly.
Another detail, the led in the RFM12Pi flashes when you switch the Raspberry on. I guess that's good news. After that first flash it remains turned off.
Thanks again for your help and let's hope someone can point me in the right direction!
Re: Can't make new RFM12Pi start
What are you using to send data to your RFM12PI? is it sending data in the correct format?
Paul
Re: Can't make new RFM12Pi start
Hi Kokop
This is a new one that I've not seen before, the log is telling us that the RFM2Pi is there and responding to commands from emonhub, but it's not happy at all. It accepted the frequenct selection ok but then for some reason it's prefixed the next 2 responses with "config failed" which is not a response that is expected by emonhub (or me for that fact!) and not responded to the 4th command in a 41/2min window.
The "RFM2Pi device firmware version & configuration: not available" isn't necessarily an issue as it's only available on some RFM2Pi firmwares.
Right now the issue seems to not be with emonhub.it's either with the serial console or the RFM2Pi (which is unlikely) so please check you have done both of these (cut from another post)
Then disable the serial console by editing /etc/inittab and /boot/cmdline.txt
Firstly edit the inittab file by adding a '#' to the beginning of the last line, so it reads;
# T0:23:respawn:/sbin/getty -L ttyAMA0 115200 vt100
...and edit the cmdline.txt file by changing the single line to;
dwc_otg.lpm_enable=0 console=tty1 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rootfstype=ext4 elevator=deadline rootwait
I suspect you have not done the first one or at least not rebooted since, for the change to take effect.
Paul
Re: Can't make new RFM12Pi start
Oh, that was the problem! As you suspected, I didn't comment out that line in the inittab file. In my defense I'll say I'm using an existing raspbian install where I didn't want to make a new partition for the data (as the guide says), so I overlooked that bit.
In short, it was my fault for not following the install steps. Now I can switch the RFM2Pi led on and off through minicom, so now I'll start to setup some TinyTx sensors around my home and put them in emoncms.
Thanks for your help!!


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Taliban strongly reacts to killing of political analyst Waheed Muzhda in Kabul city
by Khaama PressThe Taliban group reacted to assassination of political analyst Waheed Muzhda by unknown gunmen in Kabul city, blaming the ‘intelligence circles of the enemy’ for his killing.
The Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid in a statement said the group condemns the assassination of Mr. Muzhda in strongest terms.
Without elaborating further about his claims and the circles involved in the assassination, Mujahid went on to claim that the assassination of Mr. Muzhda unmasks the true faces, reality and resolve of those who recently assassinated various political analysts, researchers and cadres under the guise of supporting the freedom of speech.
Unknown gunmen riding a motorcycle assassinated Mr. Muzhda at around 5 pm local time on Wednesday in West of Kabul city.
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by Javier VillodresAtletico Madrid striker Diego Costa has taken some tests after suffering a hernia injury in recent days. The forward may be out until April even if he does not take surgery on the injury.
The player could have conservative treatment if the injury is small, but if it affects the nerve he will need to be operated on.
The forward has played 15 games this season, although only has two goals and two assists. Even if he is back in April it would put at great risk his chances of playing for Spain in the 2020 European Championships.


SoCal Spring 2014: Programming Languages and Systems
The workshop will be held in Shanahan 3460, aka the SkyCube.
See this parking and building map.
The SoCal Programming Languages and Systems Workshop is an informal gathering of programming languages and systems researchers in Southern California. We meet next at Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, CA on Saturday May 10, 2014.
We have received generous sponsorships from Harvey Mudd College and its Computer Science Department.
Workshop on May 10
Goals
The primary goals of this workshop include- Providing a friendly environment for students (and other researchers) to present their work
- Strengthening ties between local institutions
- Learning about cool stuff happening in PL and systems!
Important Dates
| April 25 | Abstract deadline (end of day) |
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| April 28 | Notification of acceptance |
| May 1 | Registration deadline |
| May 10 | SoCal workshop |
Submission Guidelines
Both original research and work that has been published in other venues is welcome.
Authors should submit abstracts of at most ~300 words. The submission deadline is Friday, April 25, 2014, by the end of the day.
Selected abstracts will be presented as a talk. The program committee will determine the length of the talks based on the number and content of the abstracts we receive; and they'll provide more information when they notify you of acceptance.
Program Committee
Registration
Please indicate that you will attend by filling out this form. (You can register for multiple people.)
Please register as close to May 1, 2014 as possible, so that we can get an accurate headcount for ordering food.
Organization
- Mailing List: socal (subscribe) @ lists . ucla . edu,
- Local Organizer: Ben Wiedermann
Past meetings
- Fall 2013, UCLA
- Spring 2013, UCSB
- Fall 2012, UCR
- Spring 2012, UCI
- Fall 2011, UCSD
- Spring 2011, Harvey Mudd College
- Fall 2010, UCLA
- Winter 2008, Pomona
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Squads to ensure safety of students
by Special CorrespondentOfficials of the Health and Education departments and local bodies must constitute squads and inspect all schools in the district within a week and initiate steps to ensure the safety of students, District Collector S. Suhas has ordered.
This comes in the wake of a student dying in Wayanad district on Thursday after getting bitten by a snake in the classroom. The District Medical Officer and Deputy Directors of panchayats and Education Department must report back to the Collector on the action taken.


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Version 0.6 of junit-quickcheck introduces one of the most compelling features of a proper QuickCheck: shrinking. When a property is disproved for a given set of values, junit-quickcheck will attempt to find “smaller” sets of values that also disprove the property, and will report the smallest such set.
For example, imagine the following disprovable property, without shrinking:
public class Integers { public static boolean isPrime(int i) { // ... } } @RunWith(JUnitQuickcheck.class) public static class IntegerProperties { @Property(shrink = false) public void primality(@InRange(minInt = 2) int i) { assertTrue(String.valueOf(i), Integers.isPrime(i)); } }
Verifying the property might yield a failure like:
java.lang.AssertionError: 422886279
It might not be obvious from looking at this particular failing value why the implementation of Integers.isPrime() is incorrect. It would be nice to find smaller values, if possible, for which the property is also shown not to hold. When shrinking is enabled:
@RunWith(JUnitQuickcheck.class) public static class IntegerProperties { @Property(shrink = true) public void primality(@InRange(minInt = 2) int i) { assertTrue(String.valueOf(i), Integers.isPrime(i)); } }
the shrinking process might find a smaller value such as:
java.lang.AssertionError: Property primality falsified for args shrunken to [4]
When a property fails for a set of parameter values, generators of those values can be called upon to offer “candidates” for smaller values that might also cause failures. By default, a generator “can” shrink a value (as reported by its canShrink() method) if the value is assignment-compatible with the kind of values that generator produces, and offers up an empty list of candidates to the shrinking process (via its doShrink() method).
Most of the generators in module junit-quickcheck-generators, including those for primitives/their wrappers, collections, maps, and arrays, override doShrink() to offer “smaller” values to the shrinking process. Your custom generators can, of course, do the same:
import java.awt.Point; public class Points extends Generator<Point> { private static final Point ORIGIN = new Point(); public Points() { super(Point.class); } @Override public Point generate( SourceOfRandomness random, GenerationStatus status) { return new Point(random.nextInt(), random.nextInt()); } @Override public List<Point> doShrink( SourceOfRandomness random, Point larger) { if (ORIGIN.equals(larger)) return Collections.emptyList(); List<Point> shrinks = new ArrayList<>(); shrinks.add(new Point(0, larger.y)); shrinks.add(new Point(larger.x, 0)); shrinks.add(new Point(larger.x / 2, larger.y)); shrinks.add(new Point(larger.x, larger.y / 2)); return shrinks; } }


Diskless¶
Description¶
This role provides needed tools to deploy a basic diskless cluster.

NFS images are full nfs rw images, with psersistance, very simple to use, but need more infrastructure.
It is important to understand that this role is independant of the pxe_stack core role, and so each tools do not communicate.
Validated on RHEL8.
Basic instructions¶
Apply your playbook with the “diskless” role activated (see Example playbook part):
Copy the kernels in /boot you want to use for your images.
cp /boot/<kernels to use for diskless nodes> /var/www/html/preboot_execution_environment/diskless/kernels/
Launch disklessset and verify that the kernels are present in the tool, then quit.
# disklessset
BlueBanquise Diskless manager
1 - List available kernels
2 - Generate a new initramfs
3 - Generate a new diskless image
4 - Manage/list existing diskless images
5 - Remove a diskless image
-->: 1
[INFO] Loading kernels from /var/www/html/preboot_execution_environment/diskless/kernels/
Available kernels:
│
└── vmlinuz-4.18.0-193.6.3.el8_2.x86_64
Launch disklessset and ask an initramfs creation for this kernel
# disklessset
BlueBanquise Diskless manager
1 - List available kernels
2 - Generate a new initramfs
3 - Generate a new diskless image
4 - Manage/list existing diskless images
5 - Remove a diskless image
-->: 2
[INFO] Loading kernels from /var/www/html/preboot_execution_environment/diskless/kernels/
Select kernel:
1 - vmlinuz-4.18.0-193.6.3.el8_2.x86_64
-->: 1
Using disklessset, verify that this creation went well: “initiramfs present” must now be present after the kernel.
# disklessset
BlueBanquise Diskless manager
1 - List available kernels
2 - Generate a new initramfs
3 - Generate a new diskless image
4 - Manage/list existing diskless images
5 - Remove a diskless image
-->: 1
[INFO] Loading kernels from /var/www/html/preboot_execution_environment/diskless/kernels/
Available kernels:
│
└── vmlinuz-4.18.0-193.6.3.el8_2.x86_64 - initramfs present
Launch disklessset and create the livenet image. The command will guide you from here.
# disklessset
BlueBanquise Diskless manager
1 - List available kernels
2 - Generate a new initramfs
3 - Generate a new diskless image
4 - Manage/list existing diskless images
5 - Remove a diskless image
-->: 3
Starting new image creation phase.
Many questions will be asked, a recap will be provided before starting procedure.
Select livenet image:
Select image type:
1 - nfs
2 - livenet
-->: 2
[INFO] Loading kernels from /var/www/html/preboot_execution_environment/diskless/kernels/
Select the kernel you want to use wit this image from the list of available kernels:
Select kernel:
1 - vmlinuz-4.18.0-193.6.3.el8_2.x86_64
-->: 1
Please enter image name ?
-->: livenet1
Please enter clear root password of the new image: root
[INFO] Entering livenet dedicated part.
Choose a standard image, and give a size.
Please select livenet image generation profile:
1 - Standard: core (~1.2Gb)
2 - Small: openssh, dnf and NetworkManager (~248Mb)
3 - Minimal: openssh only (~129Mb)
-->: 1
Please choose image size (e.g. 5G):
(supported units: M=1024*1024, G=1024*1024*1024)
-->: 5G
Check that everything is alright before continuing:
Do you want to create a new livenet image with the following parameters:
Image name: livenet1
Kernel version: vmlinuz-4.18.0-193.6.3.el8_2.x86_64
Root password: root
Image profile: 1
Image size: 5120M
Confirm ? Enter yes or no: yes
[INFO] Cleaning and creating image folders.
[INFO] Generating new ipxe boot file.
[INFO] Creating empty image file, format and mount it.
5242880+0 records in
5242880+0 records out
5368709120 bytes (5.4 GB, 5.0 GiB) copied, 10.3195 s, 520 MB/s
meta-data=/root/diskless/workdir//LiveOS/rootfs.img isize=512 agcount=4, agsize=327680 blks
= sectsz=512 attr=2, projid32bit=1
= crc=1 finobt=1, sparse=1, rmapbt=0
= reflink=1
data = bsize=4096 blocks=1310720, imaxpct=25
= sunit=0 swidth=0 blks
naming =version 2 bsize=4096 ascii-ci=0, ftype=1
log =internal log bsize=4096 blocks=2560, version=2
= sectsz=512 sunit=0 blks, lazy-count=1
realtime =none extsz=4096 blocks=0, rtextents=0
[INFO] Generating cache link for dnf.
[INFO] Installing system into image.
...
Image is now generated. See Customizing Livenet image in next section on how to customize image before using it.
Using the command bootset, set the image one node will use.
# bootset -n c001 -b diskless -i livenet1
The -n parameter can be a nodeset.
Reboot the diskless node to make it boot onto the new image.
Example Playbook
- hosts: mngt0-1
roles:
- pxe_stack
- diskless
Customizing Livenet image¶
The image name used in the examples below is space_image.
The disklessset tool allows to customize livenet images before booting them, by mounting images and providing simple chroot inventory. System administrator can then tune or execute playbooks inside images.
Start the tool, select menu “4 - Manage existing diskless images”, then “5 - Manage livenet images”.
The next menu allows you to mount, unmount, or resize image.
Mount the image first. Images are mounted in /var/tmp/diskless/workdir/space_image/mnt.
It is now possible to copy files, install rpms, or tune any aspects of the mounted image.
The tool also generated a temporary Ansible inventory in /var/tmp/diskless/workdir/space_image/inventory/ .
To execute an Ansible playbook into the image, generate a new playbook with the following head:
- name: Computes diskless playbook
hosts: /var/tmp/diskless/workdir/space_image/mnt
connection: chroot
vars:
j2_current_iceberg: iceberg1 #<<< UPDATE IF NEEDED
j2_node_main_network: ice1-1 #<<< UPDATE
start_service: false
image_equipment_profile: equipment_typeC #<<< UPDATE
pre_tasks:
- name: Add current host to defined equipment_profile
add_host:
hostname: "{{ inventory_hostname }}"
groups: "{{ image_equipment_profile }}"
roles:
# ADD HERE YOUR ROLES
Now, update the needed values in this file:
j2_current_iceberg: Except if you are using multiple icebergs advanced feature, you should let this to iceberg1.
j2_node_main_network: Set here your main network to be used. This will allow the roles to determine the services ip to bind to.
image_equipment_profile: Set here your equipment_profile to be used. This will allow the roles to determine key values, for example find the repositories path to be used (distribution version, etc).
And add your desired roles under roles: in the file, like for any standard playbook.
Then execute it into the mounted image using the following command:
ansible-playbook computes.yml \
-i /etc/bluebanquise/inventory/ -i /etc/bluebanquise/internal/ -i /var/tmp/diskless/workdir/space_image/inventory/ \
--skip-tags identify
Notes:
The multiple -i defines Ansible inventories to gather. By default, in BlueBanquise, the first two inventories are used. We simply add the third one, corresponding to the mounting point.
The -e (extra vars) are here to specify to the stack which iceberg and main network are to be used in the configuration of the node. (System cannot know on which nodes the image will be used).
The –skip-tags identify prevents hostname and static ip to be set, since the image should be generic for multiple hosts.
Before closing, also remember to clean dnf cache into the image chroot to save space.
Now, using df command, check used space of the image, to resize it later if whished.
Using disklessset now, choose option 2 to unmount the image and squashfs it again.
It is possible now to use the tool to resize image, to reduce it to the desired value (to save ram on target host). Always keep at least 100MB in / for temporary files and few logs generated during run.
To be done¶
Clean code, add more error detection, and more verbosity.
Changelog¶
1.1.0: Role update. Benoit Leveugle<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Bruno Travouillon<EMAIL_ADDRESS>1.0.0: Role creation. Benoit Leveugle <benoit.leveugle@gmail.com>


Xythos Digital Locker Features
ePortfolio Support
Web-Enabled Access and File Storage
File-Level Access Control
Education Collaboration
Institutional Repository
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Safely brings Web 2.0 to the campus. Xythos helps campuses take advantage of Web 2.0 technology with new Ajax application interfaces and support for social networking with integrated Wiki’, RSS, and file tagging support. Content and context are now captured and stored in a single environment to better enable team collaboration, distributed research programs, grant funding requests and more, Digital Locker offers campus IT departments a have a powerful alternative to consumer web services to help capture and manage content however their users want to share it.
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Email integration. Xythos document collaboration works together with email. When documents are added to workspaces or changes are made to existing content Xythos can send email notifications. When users want to share folders or files Xythos can send invitations. Inside email clients Xythos can transform file attachments into secure links helping eliminate security risks and reducing storage consumption. Xythos can even email file links from within other desktop applications helping accelerate content collaboration.
- Xythos Drop Box. The Xythos Drop Box is a fast and easy way to collect time-sensitive material and preserve and verify its original state. Use the Xythos Drop Box to automate the document submittal process including class assignments, open job requests, team projects, and other types of time-sensitive content. With Xythos Drop Box there’s no question about when a submission was received or who delivered it. Drop Box works together with other Xythos features too – allowing you to receive instant notification of document deliveries. You can also create and customize as many Drop Boxes as needed without any programming requirements.
- Integrated Wikis. Easily capture, organize and share information through integrated Wikis. Create web pages to publish content for collaboration and instantly share the results. Freeform text editors help to quickly write and format text in wiki panels, as well as easily insert tables and pictures to promote collaborative activities. Wiki templates enable users to standardize content delivery or help establish best practices. Wiki templates can include saved searches and RSS links helping automate content collection and secure content publication.
- RSS. Allows users to easily stay informed by receiving the latest Xythos content through a RSS feed. Subscribe to any folder, document or Wiki through Xythos RSS and receive automatic updates when content is added, modified or deleted. Xythos RSS also provides a standards-based feed that other applications can also use to track changes, allowing document collaboration to be easily integrated within other business processes.
- Library services. Digital Locker has a complete set of application library services, including file check-in, check-out, version control, audit history, comments, subscriptions and more. Subscriptions provide students and faculty with automatic email notification of changes that occur to directories and files they have subscribed to, ensuring secure and easier research collaboration.
- ePortfolio support. Faculty and student can use any combination of desktop tools to create content for their ePortfolios and then store and share them with Xythos. Xythos Wikis support a mixed content presentation area while the document management features help manage the multiple changes which occur to portfolios over time. Secure sharing features are idea for portfolio submission, review and final presentation. Xythos ePorfolios are not tied to other enterprise applications so they can be easily transferred from academic to business or other web collaboration environments.
- File-level access control. Digital Locker delivers an unsurpassed level of file access control, allowing administrators to create administrative, classroom and individual directories—each with their own security. Access controls on documents can also be controlled independently, so that faculty can create folders for students to upload class materials, but not view submissions from other classmates.
- Secure file sharing. Digital Locker eliminates problems and risks created by email file attachments. It replaces attachments with secure file links (URLs),called Tickets, that can be password protected and safely exchanged with users outside the campus community. Tickets allow users to safely share content between institutions or with collaborators who are not part of a school’s user community.
- Bandwidth and quota control. Digital Locker allows administrators to set bandwidth and quota controls on student and faculty directories at different limits, ensuring, for example, that students don’t degrade system performance by uploading or downloading too much data to the system in a given period of time. These controls can also help protect against DNS attacks.
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- LDAP integration. Digital Locker can authenticate with user directories like LDAP and Active Directory, providing an easy and secure way to manage user and group access rights and allowing organizations to perform a search against the LDAP server in order to authenticate users.
- JSR-168 Portlets. Digital Locker includes portlets which display folder contents, file search, file upload and user bookmarks. These portlets can be integrated into JSR-168 compliant portal environments.
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Attachment
public class Attachment
{@code Attachment} implements the operations on the attachment from a Resource. It provides the data, metadata, URI and so on.
This object can be created by {@code AttachmentSet}. The following code shows how to create {@code Attachment} by using the {@code AttachmentSet} Constructor:
var att = Attachment()
var att = AttachmentSet().create(relation: DOCLINKS
, att: att)
The following examples demonstrate how to build a new {@code Attachment}:
var att = Attachment()
var att = Attachment(uri: attachmenturi, mc: maximoconnector)
var att = Attachment(jo: attachmentJsonObject, mc: maximoconnector)
The following examples demonstrate how to set the maximoconnector, name, description, data, metadata, wwwURI for the {@code Attachment}:
att.maximoConnector(mc: maximoconnector).name(name: filename).description(description: description)
att.data(data: data).meta(type: type, storeas: storeas).wwwURI(uri: wwwURI)
The following examples show how to load and reload data:
att.load()
att.reload()
The following examples show how to get information from the {@code Attachment}: For file data:
var data : Data = att.toDoc()
var uri : String = att.getURI()
var name : String = att.getName()
var description : String = att.getDescription()
var meta : String = att.getMeta()
For file metadata:
var jo : [String: Any] = att.toDocMeta()
var jodata : Data = att.toDocMetaBytes()
The following example shows how to delete the {@code Attachment}:
att.delete() //if the attachment is deleted as ats.att.detele(), please reload attachmentset after.
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Ini this class
Declaration
Swift
public init()
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Init this class based on a URI
Declaration
Swift
public init(uri: String, mc: MaximoConnector)
Parameters
uri
String that contains the Unified Resource Location for the application
mc
Maximo Connector object
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Init this class based on JSON object and a Maximo Connector Object
Declaration
Swift
public init(jo: [String : Any], mc: MaximoConnector)
Parameters
jo
JSON schema
mc
Maximo Connector object
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Set the Maximo connector object
Declaration
Swift
public func maximoConnector(mc: MaximoConnector) -> Attachment
Parameters
mc
MaximoConnector object
Return Value
Attachment object with the MaximoConnector object set.
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Set the Attachment name
Declaration
Swift
public func name(name: String) -> Attachment
Parameters
name
String that contains the object name
Return Value
updated name.
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Set the Attachment description.
Declaration
Swift
public func description(description: String) -> Attachment
Parameters
description
String description
Return Value
Attachment object with the description set.
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metadata structure.
Declaration
Swift
public func meta(type: String?, storeas: String) -> Attachment
Parameters
type
Type
storeas
String that contains the
store as
informationReturn Value
Updated metadata.
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Set/Update www URI
Declaration
Swift
public func wwwURI(uri: String) -> Attachment
Parameters
uri
String informing the www URI
Return Value
Attachment with the URI updated.
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Set the Data object
Declaration
Swift
public func data(data: Data) -> Attachment
Parameters
data
New Data object
Return Value
Attachment with data object set.
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Returns name
Declaration
Swift
public func getName() -> String
Return Value
String that contains the name
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Returns description.
Declaration
Swift
public func getDescription() -> String
Return Value
String that contains the object’s description.
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Returns metadata.
Declaration
Swift
public func getMeta() -> String
Return Value
metadata object.
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Convert data to doc
Throws
Exception.Declaration
Swift
public func toDoc() throws -> Data
Return Value
data loaded.
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Get current URI
Declaration
Swift
public func getURI() -> String
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Get Attachment data in JSON
Throws
Exception.Declaration
Swift
public func toDocMeta() throws -> [String : Any]
Return Value
String object within a JSON structure.
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Get Attachment data in JSON
Throws
Exception.Declaration
Swift
public func toDocMetaBytes() throws -> Data
Return Value
Data object with JSON’s data encoded.
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Load attachment data
Throws
Exception.Declaration
Swift
public func load() throws
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Load attachment data with headers
Throws
ExceptionDeclaration
Swift
public func load(headers: [String : Any]?) throws
Parameters
headers
<#headers description#>
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func reload() throws -> Attachment
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Load attachment meta data
Throws
ExceptionDeclaration
Swift
public func loadMeta() throws
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Load metadata
Throws
Exception.Declaration
Swift
public func loadMeta(headers: [String : Any]?) throws
Parameters
headers
metadata with headers parameters.
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Reload metadata
Throws
Exception.Declaration
Swift
public func reloadMeta() throws -> Attachment
Return Value
Attachment object within an updated metadata.
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Fetch metadata to a JSON document.
Throws
Exception.Declaration
Swift
public func fetchDocMeta() throws -> [String : Any]
Return Value
String with an JSON data.
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Delete the attachment object @throws Exception
Declaration
Swift
public func delete() throws


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The Locator component can be used to find your whereabouts on the planet using either your device's GPS or information from your network.
Create a Locator object using the CreateLocator method of the app object:
Provider can be "GPS", or "Network" or "GPS,Network"
"Network" means get the location from the cell network and wifi, "GPS" tells the locator to use the device's GPS
The SetOnChange method is used to set a function to be called when your calculated position changes.
The Start method starts the object calculating your position.
Once the Start method has been called, the OnChange callback function is the best place to check your position.
The callback function provides a single argument pos which has the following properties
See 'CreateLocator for more informations and a complete function list


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A database role is essentially a database object that groups together one or more privileges or database authorities. Roles can be granted to users, groups, PUBLIC, trusted context, or other roles.
To be compliant with PCI requirement "Protect Stored Data", the J.K.Avro superstore decides to implement DB2 security feature: roles.


void * ObjDeref( optr obj /* optr to dereference */ word masterLevel); /* specific master level to dereference */
This routine dereferences the given optr and master level to reset the message parameter
pself
. Because many routines and messages may cause the calling object's instance chunk to move, the
pself
parameter may become invalid. The two parameters to
ObjDeref()
are
obj
oself
.
masterLevel
pself
points to the first byte of a master part, you must specify which master part you are dereferencing.
For example, a visible object dereferencing its
VisClass
instance data would call this routine as follows:
pself = ObjDeref(oself, 4);
Note, however, the
ObjDeref1()
and
ObjDerefVis()
exist to dereference the Vis master part, and
ObjDeref2()
and
ObjDerefGen()
exist to dereference the Gen master part.
Include: object.h
See Also: ObjDeref1()
,
ObjDeref2()
.
void * ObjDerefHandles( MemHandle mh, /* handle portion of optr */ ChunkHandle ch, /* chunk portion of optr */ word masterLevel); /* master level to dereference */
This routine is exactly the same as
ObjDeref()
, above, except that the optr is specified as its separate handles.
Include: object.h
void * ObjDeref1( optr obj); /* optr of object to be dereferenced */
This routine is a special version of
ObjDeref()
which dereferences the first master part of an object. Visible objects should use this routine or
ObjDerefVis()
instead of
ObjDeref()
.
Include: object.h
See Also: ObjDeref()
,
ObjDeref2()
.
void *ObjDeref1Handles( MemHandle mh, /* handle portion of optr */ ChunkHandle ch,); /* chunk handle portion of optr */
This routine is exactly like
ObjDeref1()
, above, except that the optr is specified as its separate handles.
Include: object.h
void * ObjDeref2( optr obj); /* optr of object to be dereferenced */
This routine is a specialized version of
ObjDeref()
which dereferences the second master part of an object. Generic objects should use this routine or
ObjDerefGen()
instead of
ObjDeref()
.
Include: object.h
See Also: ObjDeref()
,
ObjDeref1()
.
void * ObjDeref2Handles( MemHandle mh,/ /* handle portion of optr */ ChunkHandle ch); /* chunk portion of optr */
This routine is exactly like
ObjDeref2()
, above, except that the optr is specified as its separate handles.
Include: object.h
void * ObjDerefGen( optr obj); /* generic object to be dereferenced */
This routine is exactly the same as
ObjDeref2()
and dereferences the Gen master part of a generic object.
Include: object.h
See Also: ObjDeref()
,
ObjDeref2()
.
void * ObjDerefVis( optr obj); /* visible object to be dereferenced */
This routine is exactly the same as
ObjDeref1()
and dereferences the Vis master part of a visible object or a visibly-realized generic object.
Include: object.h
See Also: ObjDeref()
,
ObjDeref1()
.