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Jim Lemon<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has started writing a tutorial. Thought it is based on earlier versions than 0.98 it is a beginning after all, isn't it ?


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You may select from a number of basemaps including ArcGIS aerial imagery, terrain, topographic and street maps and Google roads, satellite, hybrid, and terrain. When creating a PDF/PNG, please choose a non-Google basemap.
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If you would like to add your own location data, such as GPS waypoints and tracks, upload them as a GPX file using this tool. If you data is in another format such as kml, shp, txt, csv, wpt, dat, or some other GPS specific file type you may find GPS Visualizer or GPSBabel helpful tools for converting them to GPX.
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This example demonstrates two aspects: the treatment of multi-way connections and the usage of an incompressible medium model.
Eleven pipe models with nNodes=2 each introduce 22 temperature states and 22 pressure states. When configuring pipeModelStructure=a_v_b, the flow models at the pipe ports constitute algebraic loops for the pressures. A common work-around is to introduce "mixing volumes" in critical connections.
Here the problem is treated alternatively with the default pipeModelStructure=av_vb of the DynamicPipe model. Each pipe exposes the states of the outer fluid segments to the respective fluid ports. Consequently the pressures of all connected pipe segments get lumped together into one mass balance spanning the whole connection set. Overall this treatment as high-index DAE results in the reduction to 9 pressure states, preventing algebraic loops in connections. This can be studied with a rigorous medium model like StandardWaterOnePhase.
The pressure dynamics completely disappears with an incompressible medium model, like the used Glycol47. It appears reasonable to assume steady-state mass balances in this case (see parameter systemMassDynamics used in system.massDynamics, tab Assumptions).
Note that with the stream concept in the fluid ports, the energy and substance balances of the connected pipe segments remain independent from each other, despite of pressures being lumped together. The following simulation results can be observed:
The fluid temperatures in the pipes of interest are exposed through heatPorts.
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Example:
If AndBit( Android_GetExternalStorageState(), ANDROID_EXTERNAL_STORAGE_READ ) Then
Print "Can read from external storage"
End If


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@import es.weso.shaclex.buildinfo.BuildInfo._ @head("About")
An implementation of SHACL (Shapes Constraint Language) and ShEx (Shape Expressions)
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| %$% {magrittr} | R Documentation |
Expose the names in lhs
to the rhs
expression. This is useful when functions
do not have a built-in data argument.
lhs %$% rhs
lhs |
A list, environment, or a data.frame. |
rhs |
An expression where the names in lhs is available. |
Some functions, e.g. lm
and aggregate
, have a
data argument, which allows the direct use of names inside the data as part
of the call. This operator exposes the contents of the left-hand side object
to the expression on the right to give a similar benefit, see the examples.
iris %>% subset(Sepal.Length > mean(Sepal.Length)) %$% cor(Sepal.Length, Sepal.Width) data.frame(z = rnorm(100)) %$% ts.plot(z)


The use of the enumerable cycle in ruby
Cycle allows one to cycle through a set of statement indefinitely, or when an argument is passed, that many times through the argument. I could see how this could be useful in a scenario where you want a game to play until the player gets a correct answer. For example, if you have a game where there are three boxes covering three colored balls, one being black and two being white, with the object that the player needs to guess which box has the black ball, then you can have a cycle function which compares the player's guess to the actual location of the black ball, and then if the player guessed wrong, the game could start over again with the help of "cycle" where the ball is randomly placed in a different box. If the player guesses correctly, the game can "break"


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The target consumers' constant strive to be individualistic is at odds with their desire to be affirmed by and included in a community. The social pressure and the fear of losing community prevent people from trying Samsung Mobile products.


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title: Why do you prefix stored proc names with sp?
date: '2008-04-17T01:30:00.000-07:00'
author: Gert Lombard
tags:
modified_time: '2008-04-17T01:31:23.382-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1583243090910089198.post-3405231010661674432
blogger_orig_url: http://www.lombard.me/2008/04/why-do-you-prefix-stored-proc-names.html
---
You don't call variable "x" in your C# code xVariable
or var_x
.
You don't call a table "Products" in your database ProductsTable
or table_Products
.
So why do you call your stored procedures sp_GetProducts
?
Are prefixes really necessary in stored proc names? Isn't it obvious enough that it's a stored procedure?
Just wondering.
(If you have to prefix your stored procs, don't use "sp" because then they appear to be system stored procs...)


HTML / JavaScript Demonstration
For captain Riley Boyd. But anybody else who thinks they can use it, too.
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There's a good way to automate nesting of elements instead of copypasta-ing them like I did here
But I'll leave that for another lesson.
See if you can make a button at the top that opens all of the divs simultaneously.


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Source: pdf
Author: Kristiaan Pelckmans, Johan Suykens, Bart D. Moor
Abstract: This paper1 explores the use of a Maximal Average Margin (MAM) optimality principle for the design of learning algorithms. It is shown that the application of this risk minimization principle results in a class of (computationally) simple learning machines similar to the classical Parzen window classiﬁer. A direct relation with the Rademacher complexities is established, as such facilitating analysis and providing a notion of certainty of prediction. This analysis is related to Support Vector Machines by means of a margin transformation. The power of the MAM principle is illustrated further by application to ordinal regression tasks, resulting in an O(n) algorithm able to process large datasets in reasonable time. 1


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RAMADDA gets its content from 2 places - a database and the file system. You need to have RAMADDA running on some external database server (e.g., mysql, postgres). You configure your internal and external RAMADDA instances to use the same database.
For the file system you could have both RAMADDA's use the same RAMADDA home directory. But, there are some things in there that shouldn't be shared (e.g., properties files, plugins, log files, etc). So, its best to configure the RAMADDAs so each have their own home directory but configure the shared content directories to be the same.
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ramadda.readonly=trueSet the following properties to define any alternate storage directories:
ramadda.storage.storagedir=/some/dir/storage ramadda.storage.entriesdir=/some/dir/entries ramadda.storage.uploaddir=/some/dir/uploadsThese are the default settings. I know, I know, there should be one main storage directory property that can be set once but there isn't. Sorry.
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ramadda.docache=falseThis just turns off RAMADDA's memory cache mechanism. But, if you are doing lots of simultaneous editing and deletion and moving of content on the different RAMADDA's you might run into some issues.
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| Imports: | tibble, httr, jsonlite |
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| Published: | 2016-07-02 |
| Author: | Karthik Ram [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Karthik Ram <karthik.ram at gmail.com> |
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The Posterous gem provides posting to Posterous.com using your email, password, site id(if you have multiple sites) and your blog content. With this gem, you have access to add an entry on posterous by providing these options a title, body text, date, tags, set to autopost, set private, posted by source name and a posted by source link to Posterous. You can include no options, all options or anything in between.
Posting images with posts, posting only images and pulling down your posts will be available very soon.
* You can provide just the email and password account = Posterous::Client.new('email_address', 'password') * Or you can provide the ID as a string or integer account = Posterous::Client.new('email_address', 'password', 68710) account = Posterous::Client.new('email_address', 'password', '68710')
* Check if the user is valid account.valid_user? * Check if the user has a site AND if you've entered a Site ID, check it's valid too account.has_site? * Get the users primary site ID (In case they have multiple sites) account.primary_site * Get a list of your sites and additional info account.account_info
* You can set your id at this point or at the begining when it's instantiated account.site_id = account.get_primary_site or specific site ID * Set these optional fields account.title = "My Title" account.body = "My Body Text" account.source = "Glue" account.source_url = "http://GlueNow.com" account.tags = ["Glue", "Posterous", "Ruby", "Made By Squad"] account.date = Time.now * Call the set_to method with either :private or :autopost to apply that setting account.set_to :private account.set_to :autopost
* Set this to a variable to work with the response response = account.add_post
* Your response should look something like this if successful response #=> { "rsp" => { "post" => { "title" => "My Title", "url" => "http://post.ly/dFW", "id" => "848898", "longurl" => "http://glue.posterous.com/687985" }, "stat" => "ok" } } * See the tests for this gem for failure responses and responses for other methods
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* URL http://posterous.com/api/newpost * IMPLEMENTED FIELDS - All are optional "site_id" Optional. Id of the site to post to. "title" Optional. Title of post "body" Optional. Body of post "source" Optional. The name of your application or website "sourceLink" Optional. Link to your application or website "date" Optional. In GMT. Any parsable format. Cannot be in the future. "tags" Optional. Comma separate tags "autopost" Optional. 0 or 1. "private" Optional. 0 or 1. * UNIMPLEMENTED FIELDS - These will likely be implemented in a future release "media" Optional. File data. Multiple files OK
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An analogy of how they work together is like building an electronic toy car. The car parts supplied are like the HTML (providing the content and structure), the car paints and decorations are like CSS (providing the style), and the car remote control is like JavaScript (providing the interactivity).
JavaScript is a programming language that makes web pages interactive and dynamic, such as pop up windows or changing content on the page when clicked, etc. Also, JQuery is a library of JavaScript code that uses fewer lines of code but is essentially the same.
Control flow is the process of an action. A loop repeats the process if the set conditions are still met so you don’t have to write it multiple times.
An example of a control flow of waking up might be: I hear the alarm, hit snooze, hear the alarm again, turn off the alarm, get out of bed. A loop of this might be: While the time it takes me to get ready is less than the difference between the current time and the time I need to head out the door, I will continue to hit snooze.
An array stores multiple single variables. For example, an array of animals: dog, cat, bird. To access data from arrays you reference the particular item by the numbered order that it appears in the list starting with the first item which is 0.
Object literals are similar to arrays but they can store grouped variables (in the form of name-value pairs) including other objects and functions. For example, an object literal of animals:
dog: “Mr Puggles”,
cat: [“male”, “microchipped”, “desexed”],
bird: “will poop on you”
To access data in object literals you reference the particular item by its name in the name-value pairing.
A function is block of code that does one or more actions. It’s useful because you can set up the actions once and reuse it multiple times and with different arguments.
An example of a function would be instructions for making a cake: put ingredients into a bowl, mix them up, put them into a baking dish, put the dish in the oven, bake for a set time. This function can be performed many times with different arguments, in this example they would be the ingredients, baking time, size of baking dish, etc.


JHipster-UML
JHipster-UML is a JHipster sub-project that can be used as a replacement to using the entity sub-generator. The idea is that it is much easier to manage relationships using a visual tool than with the classical Yeoman questions and answers.
The JHipster-UML project is available on Github, it is an Open Source project like JHipster (Apache 2.0 licence). If you like this project, don’t forget to give us a star on GitHub!
Here’s what’s covered on this page:
- Introduction
- Issues and bugs
- Installation
- How to use JHipster-UML
4.1. The UML file
4.2. Use JHipster-UML
4.3. What’s generated
4.4. JHipster notes - Examples
5.1. Modelio
5.2. UML Designer
5.3. GenMyModel
5.4. Visual Paradigm
5.5. Enumerations
5.6. Table names - Testing
- Contributing: issues and enhancements
7.1. Parser modifications - Annexes
Introduction
JHipster-UML is an alternative to the usual Q&A as it offers you the possibility to use a UML editor to create a diagram that will be parsed by JHipster-UML.
Here is a list of the editors we support:
- Modelio;
- UML Designer;
- GenMyModel (not free, but online);
- Visual Paradigm (not free).
Issues and bugs
JHipster-UML is available on Github, and follows the same contributing guidelines as JHipster.
Please use our project for submitting issues and Pull Requests:
When submitting anything, you must be as precise as possible:
- One posted issue must only have one problem (or one demand/question);
- Pull requests are welcome, but the commits must be ‘atomic’ to really be understandable.
Please note that using JHipster-UML (or JHipster) might be troublesome (one has to install some tools to really be able to use the Node environment without any issue). This link may help if you encounter an issue on Windows.
Another issue that can be encountered on windows is this one. The link provides a solution to fix that if such a thing happens.
Finally, an issue has been reported from a Windows user using Git Bash. The JHipster generator’s questions (from InquirerJS) could not work (the user is stuck when answering the questions). You might want to use Powershell or another shell when using JHipster UML (or JHipster).
Installation
To install JHipster-uml simply use the command:
npm install -g jhipster-uml
If you want the ‘bleeding edge’ (almost perfectly safe to use) version, you can clone our git repo from our Github project:
git clone https://github.com/jhipster/jhipster-uml.git
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git clone git@github.com:jhipster/jhipster-uml.git
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How to use it
JHipster-UML is quite easy to use, you only need a class diagram exported in XMI and JHipster-UML will parse it to create your entities.
The UML file
The class diagram should modelize the entities of your JHipster application domain, thus you have restrictions, you have to follow the methodology.
Entities
Each entity is represented by a class, its fields are the class’ attributes. An attribute must have a type supported by JHipster, otherwise it won’t work. To have JHipster supported types like “BigDecimal”, “LocalDate”…, you can create a PrimitiveType or a DataType for it.
You can look at the tables with all the types supported by JHipster and the validations you can use for each here.
Here is an example of a properly created class for JHipster. We have the attributes publicationDate and price set with the types BigDecimal and LocalDate we created as DataType.
Note that you don’t need to capitalize type names (except for composed names like BigDecimal, JHipster-UML capitalizes simple names).
Relationships
We just use the examples from JHipster in order to show how to do it with an editor.
Please note that we only support the relationships listed in the Managing relationships page.
One-to-One
Here, we have a bidirectional one-to-one relationship between Driver and Car, with Driver as the owner of the relationship.
If you’re looking for a unidirectional relationship:
Notice that in order to achieve a unidirectional relationship we just removed the citizen
label so that Passport
doesn’t have it.
One-to-Many
In this bidirectional relationship, an Owner can have many cars, and a Car can have only one owner.
Unidirectional relationships for One-to-Many relationships are not (yet) supported by JHipster (see this page for more information about this).
This is an example of such an association:
Many-to-One
As showed previously, the equivalent of a One-to-Many relationship is a Many-to-One:
Now the cars know their owner, but not the opposite.
Many-to-Many
Here, we have a many-to-many relationship between Car (the owner) and Driver.
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In a One-to-Many relationship you can add it in the ‘Many’ side of the relationship:
- UML
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relationship OneToMany { One{many} to Many{one(<otherEntityField>)} }
In a Many-to-Many relationship you can add it in the owner side of the entity:
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relationship ManyToMany { Owner{notOwner(<otherEntityField>)} to NotOwner{owner} }
Reflexivity cases
As you can see, there are 3 types of reflexivity. JHipster-UML only supports the first two (one-to-one and one-to-many). The many-to-many case is not supported because:
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It can lead to over-complexified and wrong models (the same effect can be achieved more easily);
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JHipster doesn’t support it (this is a good thing);
A complete example
We use a diagram from the Oracle HR example available here.
Here’s a screenshot of such a diagram (from Modelio):
As you can see, we changed it as to make it a bit more interesting.
JHipster can generate entities and associations between them (one-to-one, one-to-many, etc.), and in this example we added every type of association (even the reflexive and the inheritance). JHipster doesn’t support inheritance yet (but reflexivity is supported by JHipster, with a warning), but we decided to include it in the example so as to have a solid base to work with.
Use JHipster-UML
Once you have your JHipster application set up and your class diagram in a UML editor, follow these steps:
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step 1 - export your class diagram to the XMI file format
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step 2 - in your JHipster application root folder, execute the command
jhipster-uml <your_file.xmi>
Note that you don’t need to supply the database type (sql, mongodb, or cassandra), as JHipster-UML detects the type for you (from the .yo-rc.json file).
If, however, you wish to execute JHipster-UML outside a JHipster app, you need to pass an extra argument: the database type name.
Here is the command to execute:
jhipster-uml <your_file.xmi> [-db (sql | mongodb | cassandra)]
The JHipster DTOs can be generated too, simply pass the -dto
arg to enable this feature.
jhipster-uml <your_file.xmi> [-db (sql | mongodb | cassandra)] [-dto]
You can choose the pagination for your entities using -paginate
.
jhipster-uml <your_file.xmi> [-db (sql | mongodb | cassandra)] [-paginate]
Finally, you can choose the service for your entities using -service
.
jhipster-uml <your_file.xmi> [-db (sql | mongodb | cassandra)] [-service]
Please note that using the paginate
option and not selecting any entity to generate the pagination for cancels your choice of using this option.
If you plan on using a JDL file as input, the services, DTOs and paginations are not specified via the command line but in the file itself (see the JDL section of this documentation for more information).
Here’s how you use JHipster-UML with a JDL file:
jhipster-uml <your_file.jh> [-db (sql | mongodb | cassandra)]
Finally, if you need help, there’s a command for that too:
jhipster-uml -help
- step 3 - that’s it!
Note: If you want to use the classes and methods available, the preferred entry point of JHipster-UML is the ParserFactory (so that you don’t open the file, read it, find the root element, etc.).
What’s generated
After executing JHipster-UML, the .jhipster folder will be created (if it didn’t exist before) and filled with the entities present in the XMI file in the JSON format.
Please note that one entity may, at least, not be generated: the User entity. It is actually scaffolded by JHipster when creating a new app (and a warning message is displayed by JHipster-UML).
Next, it’s pretty straightforward: just run your app!
JHipster notes
JHipster is a great scaffolding tool with many conventions, some of them are worth mentioning when generating entities with JHipster-UML:
- You don’t have to use an
id
field in your entities because JHipster generates one by default, and JHipster-UML removes any field if it is detected as an ID; - You don’t have to use the plural form in your relationships, JHipster adds an
s
when needed. For instance, if there’s a many-to-many relationship between entity A and entity B, you don’t have to name the relationship’s endas
orbs
because JHipster will do that for you;
Examples
Each editor will be discussed here, so that you know how to get a good XMI file.
Note : JHipster-UML can detect faulty XMI files, it will display the first error it finds and exit right away (fail-fast behavior).
In JHipster-UML, each editor has been tested with the Oracle example. If you wish to see the examples in a “dummy project”, you just have to download these files for each editor, and test JHipster and JHipster-UML:
- For Modelio: modelio.xmi;
- For UML Designer: umldesigner.uml;
- For GenMyModel: genmymodel_evolve.xmi;
- And for Visual Paradigm: visualparadigm.uml.
Modelio
Note for Mac users: Modelio is behaving weirdly on Mac (the GUI), it may be caused by the graphics and window manager on Mac, as it has not been diagnosed on Linux Ubuntu. It works, but the interaction may not be pleasant.
Important version note: Modelio v3.3 is tested and working, however a bug exists in v3.4 preventing the user from exporting the diagram. This bug is fixed as of v3.4.1.
Modelio can be downloaded for free here. Make sure you have Java 8 if you’re downloading any of the 3.3+ versions (it won’t work otherwise).
The example file is here.
Once launched, create a project and you’ll be seeing this view:
Notice the left panel entitled ‘Class Model’. You only need the ‘Class’, ‘Attributes’, ‘Aggregation’, ‘Composition’ and ‘Data Type’ objects.
You can already guess why you need the first 2. The ‘Aggregation’ object is used to defined aggregations:
B is aggregated to A means that A has 0, 1 or more (n) instances of B. A doesn’t create (and destroy) B instances.
Composition means that if A is composed of B (0, 1, or n instances), then it creates, manages and destroys B instances.
You can use either of them, the parser will just see the two as associations anyway.
In both situations, cardinalities and association names are important.
Finally, ‘Data Types’ objects enables you to create custom types (types that are not proposed by Modelio), like BigDecimal
, or LocalDate
.
In this example, we’ll explain how to connect two classes:
As you can see, employee has a job (but also can have no job at all). The parser will notice a few things:
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Two classes (Employee and Job);
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Two fields (email and title), their type, which class they belong (each class contains its fields). Their visibility is not taken into account;
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The association linking them and the direction of the association (it matters!);
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The cardinalities (1 and 0..1) mean that an employee can have a job (0 or 1), and a job isn’t shared by two employees (only one, for this example’s sake);
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There is one injected field: job, in employee.
This association is called a one-to-one. Go back a few sections to see the other types of associations.
Modelio supports constraints. Double-click on a field, go to the ‘Notes and constraints’ tab, the first icon should then be ‘Add a constraint’, then select ‘Constraint’, double-click on the constraint, and give it a name (it should be one of the JHipster constraints). For the constraint value, enter it the ‘Body’ field.
Finally, once your diagram is finished, you just have to export it.
Check the Model perspective, once you locate your project, get down one level and right click the last element (you lower-cased project’s name), XMI, Export XMI. A window should pop up, select the output path, change the compatibility to OMG UML2.4.1, leave the extension to XMI and you’re ready to go.
Commenting
To comment a class (or an attribute), just double-click on the element, select the Notes and constraints
tab, and add a note
.
Please note that commenting relationships is not possible with this editor.
UML Designer
UML Designer can be downloaded here.
It works the same way as Eclipse.
To create an empty project, just click on File -> New -> Modeling Project. Enter the name, and validate.
If no file.uml is created, right-click on your project, and New -> Other -> UML Designer -> UML Model, and enter any name you want.
The example XMI file is available here.
You’ll then be presented by a view like this one:
Double-click on ‘Class diagram’ under ‘Design’ category.
You can now see on the right the ‘Palette’. You only need these objects: ‘Class’, ‘PrimitiveType’, ‘DataType’ (both under ‘Enumeration’), ‘Composition’ and ‘Aggregation’ (both under ‘Association’).
As mentioned with Modelio, our parser system doesn’t care if you use an aggregation or a composition. You can use whatever you want.
With UML Designer, you can create custom types by either using a DataType or a PrimitiveType (the parser recognizes both).
Here is an example using this editor:
To create attributes, just double-click on the class, and add your attribute. You can import types by right-clicking somewhere on the diagram (in the white-space), then import Primitive Types, then select UML and Java.
This will spare you the chore of creating types manually (with DataTypes or PrimitiveTypes).
Unfortunately, UML Designer doesn’t support constraints yet.
One of the nice things UML Designer provides is that you don’t need to export to XMI, just go to your workspace, and you’ll see that the saved project is already in the right format, so that’s pretty cool.
Unidirectional relationships
This editor supports unidirectional relationships. To do that, create the relationship you want between your two classes, double-click on the relationship and tweak it.
Commenting
Commenting is possible for classes and attributes (not relationships), and achieving this is pretty easy: click on an element, and select comment
to add your own.
GenMyModel
GenMyModel is an in-browser UML editor that can be found here. You can use it for free but with restrictions, we hope that this editor will enable users to fiddle around with JHipster-UML without the constraint of downloading an application.
The XMI file example is located here.
After signing up go in Projects -> New Projects, give a it name, in Model Type choose UML, in default diagram choose Class Diagram and then click on Create project.
Then this screen will be displayed:
On the panel on the left of the grid, is all the elements possible to make a diagram. We will need only the elements ‘Class’, ‘DataType’, ‘Attribute’, ‘Aggregation’ and ‘Composition’. You can use either ‘Aggregation’ or ‘Composition’, the parser will only see the association between two classes and its cardinality.
Here is an example on how to create two entities with a one-to-many relationship between them and the declaration of the JHipster types through ‘DataType’:
The parser will notice a few things:
-
Two classes, ‘Author’ and ‘Book’.
-
Two DataTypes, ‘LocalDate’ and ‘BigDecimal’
-
Attributes, you can set the type with the default ones, or with the declared DataTypes.
-
An Aggregation between ‘Author’ and ‘Book’ (the direction matters!).
-
Two injected field ‘author’ in Book and ‘book’ in Author.
-
The cardinalities (1 and 0..*) mean that a Book can have one author and an Author can have several books, which correspond to a one-to-many relationship between Author and Book.
Unfortunately, you can not create custom constraints for attributes to fit the JHipster ones.
Once the diagram is done, you can export it to XMI. To do it, simply click on Tool -> Export as UML (XMI)
Unidirectional relationships
In GenMyModel, creating unidirectional relationships is pretty easy: just remove the name from the field you don’t want and you’re good to go.
For instance, take this simple case:
Here, MyClass
will have a myClass2
attribute, but MyClass2
won’t have a myClass
field.
Commenting
Commenting is available for classes, attributes and relationship fields.
Just click on an element and write a comment in the description field.
Visual Paradigm
Visual Paradigm proposes a UML editor which supports everything JHipster-UML demands (constraints, associations, etc.).
There is one drawback however: it’s not free, but proposes a free community edition (the tests were done with this edition).
Another issue that will be discussed later: the XMI is really heavy (it usually has more than 6K lines).
Apart from these drawbacks, Visual Paradigm is an interesting editor.
When launching Visual Paradigm and creating a new UML project, you’ll be greeted with this view:
As you can see on the left hand panel, we’ll need the ‘Class’ element, ‘Composition’ and ‘Aggregation’ elements from the ‘Association’ element and that’s all.
Visual Paradigm makes it easy to add constraints to any attribute. There’s one minor problem however: its name and specification semantics are not well chosen.
Take this case for instance:
Here, even though we specified the right constraint name and value, Visual Paradigm will not display the name (it will be hidden, except for this view). Instead, the constraint’s value will be displayed everywhere else (see the title attribute from the Job Entity: ‘title : string {2}’).
Exporting an XMI file is straightforward: click ‘Export’ -> ‘XMI’ -> select 2.1 unless selected, and export for UML2.
After exporting your diagram, you might notice that your XMI file is quite big. Visual Paradigm exports not only the elements in the diagram, but the place the drawing and placements informations too.
The parsing will still be quick, but may take a bit more time.
That’s all you need to know to start using Visual Paradigm, the example file is available here.
Commenting
Commenting is possible only for classes and attributes (not for relationships), and is pretty straightforward. Just click on an element, add a specification
, and add a comment.
Note that the comment’s title isn’t taken into account, only the body is.
Enumerations
JHipster and JHipster UML support both support enumerations.
Here’s how you define them:
- For Modelio, drag and drop the Enumeration
object and place it somewhere. Finally, add the Enumeration Literal
object to the enum to add it;
- For UML Designer, there is the Enumeration
object that can be placed and used. However, the literal is not called Enumeration Literal
but just Literal
;
- GenMyModel possess the objects needed: Enum
and Enum Literal
in the main object panel (on the left hand side of the screen).
- Visual Paradigm defines an object called Enumeration
that can be used to achieve our goal. To add values, right-click the enumeration, select Add
and add an Enumeration Literal
;
- For our JDL, simply do enum MyEnum { A, B }
to declare an enum.
Table names
Since v1.6.2, it is now possible to specify table names for entities.
To do that, one just has to specify the table name along with the class name like that:
The convention <ENTITY_NAME>\s*(<TABLE_NAME>)
is universal no matter the editor.
However, if you don’t want to pick a special table name, you can just write the class name. JHipster UML will take care of converting it to an appropriate table name. For instance, if you class name is MyClass
, then your table name would be my_class
.
Note that this feature is available for UML editors since v1.6.2. Concerning the JDL, as it has its own project, the change is expected to happen with some delay (just for this addition).
Testing JHipster-UML
The tests are available in the test folder and can be run via npm test
.
We use Mocha for testing (along with chai and expect from chai).
If you want, an alternative command to run the tests, or run only the tests you want, is: mocha PATH_TO_TESTS
.
Please note that you need to be in the root directory for this command to work, and you also may need to install globally mocha with npm install -g mocha
(or just use the file in the node_modules folder, which is available to you provided you do npm install
in JHipster-UML’s directory).
Contributing: issues and enhancements
Because our tool isn’t perfect (yet), you may notice some irregularities. Github provides a pretty nice issue tracker so that everyone can post about an issue.
We follow the same guidelines as JHipster, with a few additions:
-
Bugs found internally (by the JHipster-UML team) may be posted in the issue tracker, except for bugs regarding the supported UML editors.
-
The same goes for enhancements.
Note: Post PRs and Issues on JHipster-UML’s github page, here. Not on the main JHipster page.
Parser modifications
The 1.0.0 release brings a new parser system making any change (parser creation, update, deletion) ultra-easy, provided the XMI is easy to parse.
Adding a parser
Parser implementation
Adding a parser is quite easy. If you’re a Java dev, you’re probably quite familiar with OOP principles (we hope so anyway). When developing JHipster-UML, we thought of its architecture as we’d normally do in Java.
You just have to “extend” our abstract parser (AbstractParser), or implement our interface (Parser) to add your concrete implementation of a parser.
You should notice that some methods of the Parser interface throw an UnimplementedOperationException. This idea is obviously taken from Java, and you can implement this methods in your concrete parser.
Some methods don’t throw any exception, but only call other methods. If you’re familiar with Java 8, we just copied its awesome default methods, and did the same (so that you don’t manually implement them).
Just like in Java, you can override any method you want, and create your own. You’re not limited (except if you want to overload).
The AbstractParser class provides some fields, a default constructor and some methods so that you don’t have to create or implement them later.
Obviously, you should implement each of these methods (or override the #parse or #findElements methods).
The getters are not mandatory, but serve as a way of getting some important fields and provide a way to modify them before sending those fields.
Editor detection
When you’re done creating your shiny new parser, you should add it to the “list” of available editors:
-
Require it first just like here;
-
Make it available just like here;
-
Add it to the list just like here.
However, a few guidelines must be respected:
-
Your parser’s name must be <editor_parser>;
-
The editor’s JS file must not be upper-cased, and must not contain any whitespace, (Modelio ->
modelio_parser.js
, UML Designer ->umldesigner_parser.js
); -
The editor’s class name must be capitalized (Modelio ->
ModelioParser
, UML Designer ->UMLDesignerParser
).
Concerning the EditorDetector, it can detect the editor that created your XMI file. For that to happen, you must first locate where the editor is mentionned in the XMI file, and then add the code that returns your editor just like here. If your editor can’t be detected, add it here, and indicate its name just like it has been done for UML Designer here.
Testing
Finally, the next thing you’ll need to do before committing your super parser is test it.
Because we believe in testing, but really like good testing (with BDD), our tests are done with Mocha and chai. If you don’t know what it’s all about yet, we recommend you visit the ChaiJS page, and see one of our test file to get acquainted with it.
You should probably wonder what form of testing you should use. The answer is pretty simple: it’s up to you! Whether it’s should, or expect (à la RSpec), we don’t enforce any special rule here. We, however, recommend using Expect because we do, and it should keep the tests fairly easy to understand.
We just want you to test everything that is ‘test-worthy’:
-
The interface’s methods (the public methods not an interface class!);
-
You’re not obliged to test the other methods (private ones, because they are supposed to be safe and ever-changing in the short/long term), but as visibility is not implemented in JS (to our knowledge), you may want to test them (it’s up to you).
The general guidelines for names and files:
-
Your test file’s name should respect the same rules as previously mentioned. For instance, if your parser’s name is “Modelio”, then your test file should be
modelio_parser_test.js
. -
The same goes for XMI files used for testing. If your parser’s name is UMLDesigner, then one of your test XMI file’s name can be
umldesigner_parser_problem_test.[...]
(the file extension is not static).
Modifying a parser
Changing a parser (and then committing the change) is pretty straightforward: just do the change and test it (create tests if need be).
You can make an XMI file if you need a test to pass (exception throwing, or not, etc.).
Don’t forget to modify the editor detector if you change any name.
Deleting a parser
Removing a parser is quite an easy thing to do.
First, remove it from the editors (editors/editors.js
) and then remove it from the EditorDetector (editors/editor_detector.js
). Finally, just remove the parser file and the test created for it.
Don’t forget to modify the editor detector if you delete any parser.
Annexes
Here is the types supported by JDL:
| SQL | MongoDB | Cassandra | Validations |
|---|---|---|---|
| String | String | String | required, minlength, maxlength, pattern |
| Integer | Integer | Integer | required, min, max |
| Long | Long | Long | required, min, max |
| BigDecimal | BigDecimal | BigDecimal | required, min, max |
| Float | Float | Float | required, min, max |
| Double | Double | Double | required, min, max |
| Enum | Enum | required | |
| Boolean | Boolean | Boolean | required |
| LocalDate | LocalDate | required | |
| Date | required | ||
| ZonedDateTime | ZonedDateTime | required | |
| UUID | required | ||
| Blob | Blob | required, minbytes, maxbytes | |
| AnyBlob | AnyBlob | required, minbytes, maxbytes | |
| ImageBlob | ImageBlob | required, minbytes, maxbytes |


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0.8.3
Installable via npm install --save interface-datastore
, it can also be used directly in the browser.
The source is available for download from GitHub. Alternatively, you can install using npm:
$ npm install --save interface-datastore
You can then require()
interface-datastore as normal:
const interfaceDatastore = require('interface-datastore')
interface-datastore
should work in any ECMAScript 2018 environment out of the box.
Usage:
<script type="text/javascript" src="index.js"></script>
The portable versions of interface-datastore
, including index.js
and index.min.js
, are included in the /dist
folder. interface-datastore
can also be found on unpkg.com under
A Key represents the unique identifier of an object. Our Key scheme is inspired by file systems and Google App Engine key model. Keys are meant to be unique across a system. Keys are hierarchical, incorporating more and more specific namespaces. Thus keys can be deemed 'children' or 'ancestors' of other keys:
new Key('/Comedy')
new Key('/Comedy/MontyPython')
Also, every namespace can be parametrized to embed relevant object
information. For example, the Key name
(most specific namespace) could
include the object type:new Key('/Comedy/MontyPython/Actor:JohnCleese')
new Key('/Comedy/MontyPython/Sketch:CheeseShop')
new Key('/Comedy/MontyPython/Sketch:CheeseShop/Character:Mousebender')
(any)
(any)
Cleanup the current key
void
:
Returns wether this key has only one namespace.
bool
:
The first component of a namespace. foo
in foo:bar
(string)
string
:
The last component of a namespace, baz
in foo:bar:baz
.
(string)
string
:
Flatten array of arrays (only one level)
any
:


Chapter 1: Saturday
by Tomas Estrada
When I'd tell people in my little hometown about the big summer trip I was about to undertake, I'd get two types of responses. Half of them would say, or rather yell, "Son, you are out of your mind! Why would you wanna go all the way out there?"
Okay, maybe it was more than half. People in my town aren't exactly the most open- minded.
My mom was part of this group. "Now, Xavier," she'd say, gently but trying her best to be persuasive.  "It's in Europe, mom."
"But I just don't understand why you have to start packing already. When are you leaving?"
"Saturday, mom. I leave on Saturday."
Then there was the small number that would be slightly more encouraging. Dad was in this bunch. "Son, I admit it’s a good thing that somebody's actually getting out of this little town for once. And hey, you've always had that adventurous spirit."
But they too had their warnings. "I'm just concerned, traveling all by yourself like that, it can be dangerous!"
"I'll be all right, dad."
"But you'll get really lonely, son.
"Okay, okay. Don't get me wrong, I'm glad you're going. I really am. But... why couldn't you wait until you found a nice lady around here, settled down, and then went for a trip?"
Only my little brother really got it. Mom claimed that to Matt I was an idol, and maybe she had a point. He thought I was a badass for going to another country all by myself. He even helped me pack.
But, surprise surprise, even he had doubts.
"Dude, X, you know I think this is the coolest thing, but tell me--"
"Hmm?"
"Why this... Stock-home of all places?"
"Ah... that's a good question, Matty. "
"So what's the answer?"
"Well, that's a secret!"
"Hey, that's not fair."
But fair or not, I finished packing up all my stuff. And after a painful, agonizing wait, the day had finally come: Saturday had arrived! I hugged my mom, got a manly pat in the back from my dad, and messed up Matt's hair. Then I stepped outside and said hello to the cab driver that was ready to take me to the airport.
This was it: I was on my way!
Now, I tell you, the single thing I was most looking forward to about traveling -especially traveling by myself- was that, in all these faraway cities and countries, nobody would know me. That might seem weird at first, but see, the place I grew up in, it's a little farming town nobody's heard of, whose single claim to fame is being exactly equidistant between Chicago, Indianapolis, and Detroit. Which would be kinda neat if it didn't mean that it still takes hours to get to any of them. And which is even less neat because in reality it's inaccurate: we're actually to a few miles closer to Indy than to any of the other two. But anyway, in a town like that, everyone knows everyone else. Which might sound nice, initially. But everyone knows everyone else a little too well. Meaning everyone constantly gets all up in your business.
I must've completely dozed off while thinking about this stuff, because I have to admit I remember very little about the actual flight to Europe. My mind jumped from one hazy dream to the next, and I was only finally woken by a pleasant female voice on the intercom.
"Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Brussels."
It was after getting out of the plane that the notion of being in an unfamiliar land -of actually being there- really hit me. Finally, here, here in the waiting queue as all the passengers lined up to get our passports checked, were travelers from all over the world, waiting for our connecting flights to different places in a new hemisphere. People of so many races, of so many languages, with so many histories! And I was just one more traveler, one of the many. With that knowledge came a kind of thrill: absolutely nobody would ask about why I was out watching a movie instead of doing homework, no familiar faces to ask whether I was dating anyone, nobody would even know my name.
And then I heard it.
"Hey, Xavier!"
 I looked up where the voice was coming from: it sounded like it came from near the front of the line.
"Hey, Xavier!"
Yup, that was definitely my name. But it wasn't a voice I recognized. Maybe there was another Xavier around.
But nobody else looked up.
I stood up on my tiptoes and peered harder through the crowd, and I realized I hadn't been mistaken. Indeed, right near the front of the line, someone was turning back and waving at me. It was a lady: dark-haired, medium height, pale skin, with lively eyes looking right at me from behind thin-rimmed glasses. She was dressed rather elegantly, though somewhat warm for this time of year: black leather coat and colorful, patterned scarf. I wasn't sure how old the lady looked—maybe thirty or thirty-five. What I was sure of was that I'd never seen her before in my life.
Then the lady did something quite peculiar: she raised her right hand in what looked like a victory sign; and then she raised her left hand, let her thumb and pinky come together, and held up her remaining three fingers.
Then, perhaps sensing my confusion, she yelled out, "Twenty-three, Xavier! Twenty-three!"
There wasn't time for much more of an explanation. Her turn at the passport counter came up, she gave me a quick wave, and that was it. I tried to wave through my multinational, multiethnic queue, but to no avail.
She was gone.


Running a ad-hoc command
ansible webservers -m ping
The example above will ping all the web servers in your /etc/ansible/inventory
.
ansible webservers -m user -a "name=admin group=admin generate_ssh_key=yes ssh_key_bits=4096" --become
creates a user admin on all the web servers and generates an ssh key for the user.
And the command will be run as super user --become
ansible webservers -m file -a "path=/home/user4/script.sh mode=0555" --become --become-user user4 --ask-become-pass
This will create an executable empty file in /home/user4/script.sh
. But it will do so as user4.
This will also ask the user4 password to authenticate the request.
ansible webserver -B 3600 -P 0 -a "/home/user4/script.sh --running-long-operation"
This will run the script /home/user4/script.sh
in all the webservers and put the task in the background.
The task will timeout out in 3600s. And since we set polling to 0, there will be no polling.
If you want to see the update get the job_id which was returned from running the command, and use the
async_status module.
ansible web1 -m async_status -a "jid=[job id from execution]"
Running that command will give the status of the job running on web1 instance.
ansible all -m setup
Running the command above will return all the facts about all the hosts. You can use the filter argument to filter for specific results.
ansible localhost -m setup -a "filter=ansible_*_mb"
This will return all the facts about the memory from localhost.
Notification
Note: This is a notification box.
Warning
Warning: This is a warning box.
Error
Error: This is an error box.


MessageVector
Hierarchy:
This object is derived from:
Methods:
clear()
Description: Clear the message vector.
deleteLine(int deletePos)
Description: Delete the line at the specified position.
dump(string filename, string header=NULL)
Description: Dump the message vector to a file, optionally prefixing a header.
getLineIndexByTag(int tag)
Description: Scan through the vector, returning the line number of the first line that matches the specified tag; else returns -1 if no match was found.
getLineTag(int line)
Description: Get the tag of a specified line.
getLineText(int line)
Description: Get the text at a specified line.
getLineTextByTag(int tag)
Description: Scan through the lines in the vector, returning the first line that has a matching tag.
getNumLines()
Description: Get the number of lines in the vector.
insertLine(int insertPos, string msg, int tag=0)
Description: Insert a new line into the vector at the specified position.
popBackLine()
Description: Pop a line from the back of the list; destroys the line.
popFrontLine()
Description: Pop a line from the front of the vector, destroying the line.
pushBackLine(string msg, int tag=0)
Description: Push a line onto the back of the list.
pushFrontLine(string msg, int tag=0)
Description: Push a line onto the front of the vector.
Inherited Fields:
canSaveDynamicFields
Type: bool
internalName
Type: string
parentGroup
Description: Group hierarchy parent of the object.
Type: SimObjectPtr
class
Description: Script SuperClass of object.
Type: string
superclass
Description: Script Class of object.
Type: string


This is a video showing how this blog post was made. The post follows but this video shows the state of HAXcms which is the system being used to develop this blog and haxtheweb.org and... effectively anything.
The state management in HAXcms is dramatically improved from a few weeks ago and the editing experience in HAXeditor is becoming increasingly more fluid and robust.
This is to let you all know, that we've got a new "podcast" if you will that will give you a window into our world. Check out ELMS:LN hangouts on github .
Here's the show notes from episode one :


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entering the marks of that semester only. Just don't tell anyone about it. Shhhhh!
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When you bind a click through delegation on document, you can’t do so inside
a page:load turbolinks event or the observer will bind to the element for each
turbolinks click event as you click through to your target element.
Discuss why this happens
Show an example with code and a video (gif maybe) showing the multiple post requests we were seeing on garnet hill
A lot of the FUD you read about Cucumber involves teams abandoning the tool
because they think it adds a layer of extra work to the testing process.
However, teams that go that route are missing a big benefit of plain text user
stories: executable documentation that is readable by “the business”. The
ultimate goal is to have the business (aka the stakeholders) actually
collaborate on user stories so that a shared understanding of what needs to be
built can be developed across the whole team.
In order to achieve that goal, however, Cucumber scenaios need to be written in
a certain way. They need to read as conversational requirements, not a QA test
plan check list. This style of writing has a name: declarative.
“Possibly the most common sentence type in the English language, declarative sentences are used when you want to make a statement. Whether it’s a bold statement or a simple fact, the sole purpose of a declarative sentence is to give information. It always ends with a simple period. And if you’d like to see an example of a declarative sentence, you don’t need to look any further. Actually, every sentence in this paragraph is a declarative sentence.”
The most important part of that last paragraph is this: “the sole purpose of
a declarative sentence is to give information”. This is why Cucumber is best
suited to this style of writing. A user story’s entire purpose is also to give
information.
Perhaps the easiest way to show a good user story style is by first showing an
antipattern. Here is a user story written in an imperative style. If you have
been using Cucumber for a long time, you might recgonize these steps as being
matched by the now defunktfeatures/support/web_steps.rb file.
12345678
Given I am on the home pageWhen I fill in "Username" with: "jondkinney"And I fill in "Password" with: "SuperSecret123"And I check "Remember me"And I press "Log in"Then a user session should be persistedAnd I should be on my dashboardAnd I should see "You have successfully logged in."
Sometimes this style can be useful. It can help tease out an implementation
detail that the only documented way to log in is clicking the ‘Log in’ button,
for instance. However, I think stories that are structured in a declarative
method overall provide more value more of the time.
A declarative version of the story above might read like this:
1234
Given I am on the home page When I login as an adminThen I should be on my dashboard And I should see "You have successfully logged in."
The implementation details are largely gone from the story, and it reads a lot
better.
Another example where an admin is merging two user accounts in an asset
management system might read something like this:
1234
Given two users with matching addresses and different spellings for full nameWhen I edit one of the user names to match the other and submit the formThen the assets for both user records should exist under a single user And the duplicate user record should no longer exist
Here’s another shorter example:
123
Given I am logged in as an admin When I unlock a user accountThen the user should receive an email with a link to reset their password
Other resources on declarative user stories
This style isn’t a new idea anymore. However, many of the teams we work with
still fall into the imperative trap when a deadline looms or it’s unclear how to
extract several steps into a more declarative one. For some more inspiration on
the subject, take a look at a few posts from other experts on testing and BDD.
We’ve had good luck with this more declarative style at Faster Agile.
Stakeholders can better read and understand the requirements in a user story,
and with this conversational and plain language tool to describe how the system
is supposed to work, they also help write the stories more often too!
Taking it a step further
After conquering the verbosity and repetativeness of imperative stories,
there’s still a nagging issue with the resulting step defintions. Using bare
capybara as the underlying mechanism to interact with the DOM can lead to
mutliple ways of targeting elements to fill-in and click. Even if a project
tries to standardize on targeting only IDs or only label text, that code is
still repeated in many places leading to a brittle test suite that is locked
pretty heavily to the existing ID/class structure and/or label text.
In our next post, we’ll show how Faster Agile uses the Site Prism gem and the
concept of “page objects” to encapsulate the DOM for any given page making it
much easier to keep a Cucumber suite more decoupled from the DOM it’s driving.


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Will there be a year-end rally?
by theedgemarkets.comKUALA LUMPUR (Nov 23): With just over six weeks left in 2019, the benchmark for Malaysian equities is still hovering near multi-year lows.
Year-to-date, Malaysian equities bellwether, the FBMKLCI has been one of the region’s worst performers, declining 5.67% year-to-Nov 15.
But historical trends suggest that a recovery spurt could be in the offing as the year draws to a close.
Some fund managers The Edge spoke to say that there are positive signals recently that may boost market sentiment surrounding big-cap stocks. In turn, that may provide tactical opportunities to ride any window-dressing effect that may arise as the year comes to a close.
Historical data shows that the ten-year period between 2009 and 2018, Bursa Malaysia’s FBMKLCI Index has rallied in the final quarter for seven out of ten years, rising between 2.35% and 10.35%.
In the three years that the index recorded a net decline in the final three months of each year, there was a noticeable rebound near the end.
Will this year be the same?
Get the full story in this week’s issue of The Edge.