MBFileWriteOperation Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSOperation |
| Declared in | MBFilesystemOperations.h |
Overview
An NSOperation
subclass that can be used to write data to a file.
MBFileWriteOperation
instances are added to NSOperationQueue
s to be
performed.
The MBFilesystemOperationQueue
singleton is available as a convenience
for performing filesystem operations such as this.
Note: This operation does not provide a mechanism to be notified of its success or failure.
Properties
Class Methods
operationForWritingData:toFile:
Creates a new MBFileWriteOperation
instance that can be used to write
data to a file.
+ (MBFileWriteOperation *)operationForWritingData:(NSData *)data toFile:(NSString *)path
Parameters
- data
The data to be written to the file. Passing
nil
is permissible for subclasses override thedataForOperation
method.
- path
The filesystem path of the file to be written by the returned operation.
Return Value
The newly-created MBFileWriteOperation
instance.
Declared In
MBFilesystemOperations.h
Instance Methods
dataForOperation
Returns the data that will be written to the file.
- (NSData *)dataForOperation
Return Value
The data to write to the file.
Discussion
The default implementation returns the NSData
instance used when the
receiver was initialized. Subclasses may override this to provide an
alternate mechanism for supplying the data to be written.
Declared In
MBFilesystemOperations.h
initWithData:forFilePath:
Initializes the receiver so it can be used to write to the specified file.
- (id)initWithData:(NSData *)data forFilePath:(NSString *)path
Parameters
- data
The data to be written to the file. Passing
nil
is permissible for subclasses override thedataForOperation
method.
- path
The filesystem path of the file to be written.
Return Value
The receiver.
Declared In
MBFilesystemOperations.h


Tutorial 4 - Cloud Workspace, Files, Projects and Orion Navigator
When going through Maqetta's tutorials, it is suggested that you have two side-by-side
browser windows open, one showing the tutorial, and the other where you run the application
and perform the steps listed in the tutorial.
This tutorial provides an overview of the features in Maqetta having to do
with your cloud workspace. Topics covered:
- The Files palette
- Creating Files
- Opening Files from the Files Palette
- Files Palette Toolbar
- Files Palette Context Menu
- Creating and Switching Projects
- Orion Navigator
Files Palette
- ⇒
Open up the Files palette (found in the left/bottom corner of the application).
If the palette isn't showing, click on the large-size Files palette icon to show
the Files palette.
The Files palette should look something like this:
Under the Files palette toolbar,
what you are seeing is your personal cloud workspace.
Maqetta creates a default project (project1) for each new user,
and puts a set of default files in the newly created project:
app.css -
This file is the default location for project-level CSS style rules.
Maqetta includes app.css in all of the HTML files it creates.
Some of the advanced features found in Maqetta's various properties palettes
(found at the right/top of the application, such as Layout, Margins, etc)
will automatically add CSS style rules to this file. You can also double-click
on this file to bring up Maqetta's source editor so that you can add
CSS style rules manually.
app.js -
This file is the default location for project-level JavaScript logic.
Maqetta includes app.js in all of the HTML files it creates.
Beginning users typically do not touch this file, but advanced users
often find the need to put custom JavaScript logic in this file.
- lib -
Holds the JavaScript libraries (e.g., Dojo) that will
be used by the HTML files you create.
- samples -
Contains various sample files, including various files that are
used as part of Maqetta's tutorials.
- themes -
Contains various CSS themes, both the ones that ship standard
with Maqetta, and user-created themes.
Creating Files
- ⇒
Go to the Create menu
at the top of the application.
Choose the command Create -> Desktop Application....
In the dialog that appears, accept the defaults and click on the "Create" button.
- ⇒
Go to the Palette and find the section labelled "Containers".
Click on the "Containers" section to show its contents, and then click on the
"Dojo" sub-section to show its contents.
- ⇒
You should see various widget icons. Find the TabContainer widget.
With the mouse, drag the icon for the TabContainer widget from the
Palette onto the white canvas (in the middle of the application).
Drop the TabContainer somewhere inside of the white canvas.
A TabContainer widget should appear at the top/left of the canvas,
and a popup dialog should appear. Click OK in that popup dialog to accept its default values.
Your canvas should look something like this:
Now let's look at the various parts of the Maqetta user interface. Observe the following:
- Files palette - Observe that the filename of the file you just
created (e.g., file1.html) is now listed in the Files palette.
- File tabs - Look at the file tab area at the top of the application
(just under the main menubar and just above the page editor's toolbar).
Find the file tab for the file you just created. Observe that it contains
an asterisk next to the filename
to indicate that the file has unsaved changes.
- ⇒
Click on the Save button
on the page editor toolbar to save your document.
Notice that the asterisk goes away after the save operation.
Previewing Files
- ⇒
Click on the Preview icon
on the page editor toolbar.
Notice that a new browser tab (or window) opens showing the TabContainer widget.
(In Maqetta, this is called "Preview in browser".)
- ⇒
In the browser tab that just opened, select the full URL from the browser's URL address bar,
and issue a system copy command (e.g., Ctrl-C on Windows or Cmd-C on Mac) to put the URL
onto the system clipboard.
- ⇒
Open a different browser (if you have multiple browsers on your system),
open up a new browser tab in that browser, and issue a paste command into that
browser's URL bar. You should see your file previewed in the other browser.
What this shows is that each of your files in your cloud workspace has its own URL
that you can share with others (assuming your colleagues also can
access the Maqetta server).
- ⇒
Click on the file tab's close button -
- to close the page editor.
Opening Files from the Files Palette
- ⇒
Go to the Files palette and double-click on the file you just
created to reopen that file.
When you double-click on an HTML file in the Files palette,
Maqetta opens in the visual page editor.
- ⇒
In the Files palette, double-click on the app.css file.
Maqetta will open up a source editor where you can edit the source code of that CSS file.
- ⇒
Now, double-click on the app.js file.
Maqetta will open up a source editor where you can edit the source code of that JavaScript file.
When you double-click on CSS (*.css), JavaScript (*.js) or JSON file (*.json)
in the Files palette,
Maqetta opens up a source editor for the given file.
- ⇒
For each of the open files, click on the file tab's close button -
- to close all of the editors.
Files Palette Toolbar
In the Files palette, you can create folders, delete files, rename files,
upload files, and download files.
The
Files palette toolbar contains several important features.
- Toolbar row 1: project and project template actions -
The first row in the Files palette toolbar contains project-related actions.
- Project selection control -
At the left of the first row is the project selection control.
It displays the currently active project ("project1" in the picture above)
and provides a dropdown menu that shows all of your projects.
To change projects, choose a different project name from the dropdown menu.
- New project icon - Allows you to create a new project.
- Project menu -
The icon at the right side of the first row brings up the project menu, which includes these commands:
- New project... - Allows you to create a new project. (Equivalent to New Project icon.)
- Delete this project... - Allows you to delete
the currently open project.
- Rename this project... - Allows you to rename
the currently open project.
- Save as project template... -
Takes a snapshot of your current project
and saves it as a re-usable "project template".
- Manage project templates... -
Brings up a dialog that lists the project templates
you have created and allows you to delete or modify (rename the template or
modify whether the template is shared) the project templates that you created.
- Toolbar row 2: file actions -
The second row in the Files palette toolbar contains icons for various file-related actions.
- New folder - Creates a sub-folder inside the currently selected folder
- Delete selected files
- Rename selected file
- Download entire project - creates a ZIP containing your entire project
- Download selected files - creates a ZIP containing the currently selected files
- Upload files - allows you to upload files from your local file system into the currently selected folder
- Upload ZIP - allows you to upload a ZIP file from your local file system and optionally expand the contents of the ZIP into the currently selected folder
Files Palette Context Menu
- ⇒
Go to the Files palette, put the mouse over the
app.css file, and bring up the context menu
(e.g., using right-mouse-button or Ctrl-click on a Mac). You should see the following
commands in the popup menu.
- Rename... - Allows you to rename files.
- Delete - Allows you to delete files.
- Download - Allows you to download selected files.
⇒
Go to the Files palette, click-select the
app.css file. Click on the "New Folder" icon on the Files
palette toolbar.
⇒
The Create New Folder dialog will appear. Accept the default values and click on the "Create"" button.
A new folder with an automatically generated name (e.g., "folder1") will appear in the Files palette.
⇒
In the Files palette, put the mouse over the folder you just created
(e.g., "folder1"),
bring up the context menu, and choose the "Rename..." command.
Enter "images" as the new name for the folder, and click on the Rename button.
Notice in the Files palette that the folder has been renamed
to "images".
⇒
In the Files palette, click-select the "images"
folder. Click on the "New Folder" icon on the Files
palette toolbar. In the Create New Folder
dialog, type "abc" into the folder name textbox, then click on the Create button.
Note that new folder "abc" is now a child of folder "images".
⇒
In the Files palette, put the mouse over the "abc" folder,
bring up the context menu, and choose the "Delete..." command. An "Are you sure"
dialog will appear. Click OK. Notice that folder "abc" has been removed from the Files palette.
⇒
Outside of Maqetta, find one or more image files on your computer (preferably, not massive).
Back in Maqetta, click-select the "images" folder. Then click on the "Upload files..." icon on the
Files palette toolbar. The Upload Files dialog will apepar.
⇒
In the dialog, click on the "Select Files" button to bring up a file selection dialog.
In the file selection dialog, choose one or more image files from your computer,
and click on the "OK or "Open" button. The files you selected will now appear in the
Upload Files dialog.
⇒
Click on the Upload button to upload the files to your workspace.
Look in the Files palette and you will see the files you just uploaded.
You can click on the "Select Files" command again if you want to upload more files.
⇒
Click on the close box at the top/right of the dialog or click on "Cancel"
to close the Upload Files dialog.
⇒
In the Files palette, click-select the "images" folder.
Then click on the "Download selected files..." icon on the
Files palette toolbar.
The Download dialog will appear.
⇒
The Download dialog will provide a default file name for a ZIP file
that will hold the currently selected files (e.g., project1.zip),
and it will show the list of files you have selected
(in this case, "images"). Click on the Download button.
File project1.zip will now be in your browser's Downloads folder.
The ZIP file will contain the full contents of your "images" folder.
⇒
In the Files palette, put the mouse over the "images" folder,
bring up the context menu, and choose the "Delete..." command. An "Are you sure"
dialog will appear. Click OK. Notice that folder "images" has been removed from the Files palette.
Creating and Switching Projects
When a user launches Maqetta for the first time, Maqetta creates a default project (named "project1").
Maqetta includes a Create -> New Project command that allows users
to create whole new projects.
- ⇒
Go to the Create menu
at the top of the application.
Choose the command Create -> Project....
In the dialog that appears, enter "temp1" as the name of the new project,
and click the "Create button".
- ⇒
The Maqetta browser window will now redraw.
Go to the Files palette, and you will see that
the project name (listed at the top of the Files palette) is now "temp1".
Also note that the Files palette contents shows the same
default contents (app.css, app.js, libs, samples, themes) as when you first launched
the Maqetta application.
The Create -> Project... command is useful if you are using
Maqetta for different work projects, or if you find the need to restart work
from scratch.
- ⇒
Let's now delete the "temp1" project. Bring up the project menu
by pressing and holding the project menu icon at the top/right of the Files palette.
On the menu, choose the "Delete this project..." command.
After deleting this project, Maqetta will switch back to one of your other existing
projects (e.g., "project1").
Depending on your particular sequence of operations, you may find it difficult to transfer
files from one project to another project. One possible strategy
to transfer files is to switch to the project that has your old files,
download selected files as a ZIP onto your local file system, expand the ZIP into a folder on your local file system,
switch to your new project in Maqetta, and then upload files into your new project.
Note that you have to be careful to upload files into the same locations in the new project
as they were in the old project for the relative URL references in your HTML files to work properly.
Orion Navigator
Maqetta embeds a version of Eclipse Orion,
which is an open source platform for cloud-based web development. With Orion,
you can edit source files stored in cloud workspaces directly in the browser.
Maqetta includes Orion inside so that Maqetta users can take advantage of Orion's
various features, including its source editor technology that runs in the browser.
- ⇒
In Maqetta, make sure all files are closed.
For each of the open files, click on the file tab's close button -
- to close all of the editors.
- ⇒
Go to the Open menu
at the top of the application.
Choose the command Open -> Orion Navigator.
A new browser tab/window will open that is running Eclipse Orion,
with the Orion navigator user interface showing the contents of
your personal cloud workspace.
In the Orion navigator, at the top level, you will see all of your projects.
In the picture above, there is only one project ("project1").
- ⇒
Click on the small right-pointing arrow just to the left of "project1"
to open up that folder. You should see nearly the same list of HTML, CSS, JavaScript files
and folders as the Maqetta Files palette.
The Orion Navigator will not show all of the same files as you see in the Maqetta workspace.
This is because that Maqetta injects some files and folders into user workspaces
that are read-only,
such as the samples
folders. Read-only files and folders do not appear
in the Orion Navigator.
- ⇒
Click on
file1.html
(assuming it is in your workspace due to previous steps in this tutorial).
Orion will now switch to its source editor and show the HTML contents of file1.html.
Find the line of source code that has "Tab 1" on it.

- ⇒
In the Orion source editor, change the string "Tab 1" to "Reports" (for the
title
attribute).
Then click on the Save button to save your changes.
- ⇒
Return to the Maqetta browser window. In the Files palette,
double-click on
file1.html
. On the visual editor canvas, you should
see that the first tab now says "Reports" instead of "Tab 1".
NOTE: Be very careful with source code changes. If you modify HTML, CSS or JavaScript files
using source editors, and the revised code is not valid HTML, CSS or JavaScript,
Maqetta might not be able to open your files.
- ⇒
Return to the Orion window. At the top/left, click on the hyperlink for "project1"
to return to the file navigator. You should once again see the list of files
in "project1", such as app.css, app.js and file1.html.
- ⇒
In the Orion window, click on the "New folder" button. In the type-in box,
enter "img". After completing the operation, you should see a new "img" folder in your project.
Go back to the Maqetta window. Hit browser refresh, which will cause Maqetta to restart
and update the Files palette. You should see the "img" folder in the
Maqetta Files palette.
- ⇒
Return to the Orion window. Click just to the right
(not directly on) the string "img"
to select the "img" folder. You should see an orange highlight on the "img" line to
show that it is selected.
In Orion, clicking on a file or folder name will cause Orion to open that file or folder.
Clicking to the right of a file or folder name will cause Orion to select that file or folder.
- ⇒
In the Actions menu, choose "Import local file".
You should see this dialog:
This dialog provides an alternate way for you to upload files into your Maqetta workspace.
Orion's upload feature includes various features that Maqetta's upload feature does not,
including the ability to upload a ZIP file.
- ⇒
Click on the close box (the "x") at the top/right of the Import files dialog.
This will return you to the Orion navigator.
- ⇒
Click just to the right
(not directly on) the string "file1.html"
to select that file. Press and hold on the "Actions" menu. You should see the following:
As you can see, the Orion navigator offers various useful file management features, such as
the ability to move files to different folders.
- ⇒
Click just to the right
(not directly on) the folder "img"
to select that folder. From the Actions menu, choose "Delete" to delete that file.
You'll see the "img" is no longer visible in the Orion navigator.
Go back to the Maqetta window. Hit browser refresh, which will cause Maqetta to restart
and update the Files palette. You should see that the "img" folder is no longer visible
in the Maqetta Files palette.
- ⇒
Close the browser tab containing the Orion navigator.
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You can go ahead and use the text editor that came with your computer, but there are good, free alternatives that will make your life easier. For Windows users, I recommend Notepad++. For Mac users, you can’t go wrong with TextWrangler. Both editors are simple to use, but powerful enough to create anything you see on the web.
Once you’ve installed an editor, practice creating and saving text files. You’ll notice that if you save your files with the extension .html
, your editor will recognize that you’re writing HTML code and colour the tags apropriately. This handy feature helps you distinguish your code from your copy:
//To-do: editor screenshot
Good editors have plenty more advanced features – none of which you need to start coding. Speaking of which, in the next post we’ll be writing basic HTML — specifically, HTML5: the newest version and the best one yet for writers. Stay tuned.


- password - Variable in class models.User
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- phone - Variable in class models.User
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- pikStore - Variable in class models.MainCategory
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- pikStoreProducts(String, String) - Static method in class controllers.ProductController
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- pikStoresByCategory(int) - Static method in class controllers.UserController
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- price - Variable in class models.Product
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- priceMax - Variable in class controllers.ProductController.FilteredSearch
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- priceMin - Variable in class controllers.ProductController.FilteredSearch
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- PrivateMessage - Class in models
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- PrivateMessage(String, User, User) - Constructor for class models.PrivateMessage
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- PrivateMessage() - Constructor for class models.PrivateMessage
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- privateMessage - Variable in class models.User
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- product - Variable in class models.Comment
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- product - Variable in class models.ImgPath
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- Product - Class in models
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- Product() - Constructor for class models.Product
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Constructor with default values
- Product(String, String, String, double, User, MainCategory, SubCategory, String, String, String) - Constructor for class models.Product
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- ProductController - Class in controllers
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- ProductController() - Constructor for class controllers.ProductController
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Inner Class FilteredSearch
Used for the purposes of the Form of the filtered Search;
- productImagePath - Variable in class models.Product
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- productPicture(int) - Static method in class controllers.ProductController
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- products - Variable in class models.MainCategory
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- products - Variable in class models.SubCategory
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- products - Variable in class models.User
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- productStats - Variable in class models.Statistics
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- ProductTest - Class in controllers
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- ProductTest() - Constructor for class controllers.ProductTest
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- profileAndroid() - Static method in class controllers.JsonController
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- publishedDate - Variable in class models.Blogger
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- purchaseCredit(String) - Static method in class controllers.CreditController
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Starting of the paypal process for the purchase of the bitpik credits; In
case that the User presses Cancel he is redirected to the page
addcredits.html and in the case that the User goes through, he is
redirected to the next page "/purchaseSuccessCredits/"html page with the
cost of the credits in USD;
- purchaseProcessing(int) - Static method in class controllers.UserController
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Method integrates PayPal with application, using access token.
- purchaseSuccess(int) - Static method in class controllers.UserController
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Method validates payment with existing user.
- purchaseSuccessCredits(String) - Static method in class controllers.CreditController
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Successfull paypal process for the purchase of the bitpik credits;
- purchaseTransaction - Variable in class models.Product
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This project provides JavaScript & Node.js SDK library for SQL API of Azure Cosmos Database Service. This project also includes samples, tools, and utilities.
// JavaScript
const cosmos = require("@azure/cosmos");
const CosmosClient = cosmos.CosmosClient;
const endpoint = "[hostendpoint]"; // Add your endpoint
const masterKey = "[database account masterkey]"; // Add the masterkey of the endpoint
const client = new CosmosClient({ endpoint, auth: { masterKey } });
const databaseDefinition = { id: "sample database" };
const collectionDefinition = { id: "sample collection" };
const documentDefinition = { id: "hello world doc", content: "Hello World!" };
async function helloCosmos() {
const { database: db } = await client.databases.create(databaseDefinition);
console.log("created db");
const { container } = await db.containers.create(collectionDefinition);
console.log("created collection");
const { body } = await container.items.create(documentDefinition);
console.log("Created item with content: ", body.content);
await db.delete();
console.log("Deleted database");
}
helloCosmos().catch(err => {
console.error(err);
});
Tweet us with #CosmosDB and we'll respond on Twitter. Be sure to check out the Microsoft Azure Developer Forums on MSDN or the Developer Forums on Stack Overflow if you have trouble with the provided code.
For our rules and guidelines on contributing, please see [Microsoft's contributor guide].(https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/contribute/).
For information on how build and test this repo, please see ./dev.md.
If you encounter any bugs with the library please file an issue in the Issues section of the project.
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This Structure holds the dimension of the Matrix. It overloads the basic operators.
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The PM announces reform to the prison system including six new 'reform prisons' to be created this year and changes to the prison education system.
The Prime Minister is expected to slam the ‘scandalous failure’ of the prisons sector later today as he outlines his vision for a modern, more effective, truly twenty-first century prison system.

He will promise 6 of these new ‘reform prisons’ by the end of the year and through a new Prisons Bill in the next session, has vowed to unleash these principles across the prisons system.
The Prime Minister is expected to say:
It can be easy for us all – when prisons are closed off by high walls and barbed wire – to adopt an “out of sight, out of mind” attitude. I want this government to be different.
When I say we will tackle our deepest social problems and extend life chances , I want there to be no no-go areas.
And that includes the 121 prisons in our country, where our social problems are most acute and people’s life chances are most absent.
So I want to explain why I believe prison reform should be a great progressive cause in British politics and to set out my vision for a modern, more effective, truly twenty-first century prison system.
My starting point is this: we need prisons. Some people – including, of course, rapists, murderers, child abusers, gang leaders – belong in them. For me, punishment – that deprivation of liberty – is not a dirty word.
I never want us to forget that it is the victims of crime who should always be our principal priority. And I am not unrealistic or starry-eyed about what prisons can achieve.
Not everyone shows remorse and not everyone seeks redemption.
But I also strongly believe that we must offer chances to change; that for those trying hard to turn themselves around, we should offer hope; that in a compassionate country, we should help those who’ve made mistakes to find their way back onto the right path.
In short: we need a prison system that doesn’t see prisoners as simply liabilities to be managed, but instead as potential assets to be harnessed.
But the failure of our system today is scandalous.
46% of all prisoners will re-offend within a year of release. 60% of short-sentenced prisoners will reoffend within the same period. And current levels of prison violence, drug-taking and self-harm should shame us all.
In a typical week, there will be almost 600 incidents of self-harm; at least one suicide; and 350 assaults, including 90 on staff.
This failure really matters. It matters to the public purse: this cycle of reoffending costs up to £13 billion a year. It matters to you: because in the end, who are the victims of this re-offending? It’s the mother who gets burgled or the young boy who gets mugged. It matters to the prison staff – some of the most deeply committed public servants in our country – who have to work in dangerous and intimidating conditions. And yes, it matters to the prisoners themselves, who mustn’t feel like society has totally given up on them.
I’m clear: we need wholesale reform. And I am convinced that with the right agenda, we can be world leaders in change just like we have been in welfare, just like in education we can demonstrate that with the right reforms, we can make a lasting difference to people in our society.
The PM will also announce a drive to make our prisons more transparent in terms of how they operate, by developing proper data and meaningful metrics so we can easily compare prison performance.
This could include measuring individual institutions’ reoffending levels, employment outcomes after release, place of residence following release and progress made on basic literacy and key skills.
Alongside this, the PM will also confirm that the government will soon be publishing Dame Sally Coates’ review of prison education , where she will recommend the end to regional contracts and instead advises giving much greater control of education to prison governors.
The recommendation, which has been accepted in full by the government, will be backed further by the government promising to protect prison education budgets in cash terms, with £130 million per year.
And David Laws has agreed to chair a new social enterprise and work with Dame Sally Coates and organisations such as Teach First to develop a new scheme that will recruit high quality graduates who will transform prisons into places of rehabilitation and learning.
David Laws said:
I am a firm believer in the power of education and have seen first-hand the difference great teachers can make.
I look forward to working with Dame Sally Coates to establish a graduate scheme that will help to support our vision of placing high quality education at the heart of the prison regime.
Brett Wigdortz OBE, Founder & CEO of Teach First said:
Over the last 13 years Teach First has, with our school and university partners, developed expertise in attracting and mobilising talented leaders to support and inspire the least advantaged in society.
Like so many, we know that too often there is a link between low achievement at school and the prison population. I am therefore delighted to be able to share our knowledge of attracting talented individuals to key professions that transform the lives of those facing the greatest barriers.
Today’s speech will build on the Chancellor’s announcement at the Spending Review, where he committed to modernise the system by selling off the government’s ageing and ineffective prisons and build new ones fit for today’s demands.
This government has already made a £1.3 billion commitment to build 9 new prisons - 5 in this Parliament.
Published: 8 February 2016


Course Syllabus for CECS 282:
C++ For Java Programmers
Spring 2015
Department of Computer Engineering and Computer Science,
California State University, Long Beach
Instructor: Neal Terrell Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Office: VEC 404A
Office hours: MW 10:15 - 10:45am; TuTh 10:00 - 11:00am; 3:00 - 3:30pm
Course Description
Structured and Object Oriented Programming in C++. Common features and differences between Java and C++. Pointers, references, and memory management, stream I/O, classes, operator overloading, exception handling, STL.
Pre-requisites: CECS 274
Course Materials
Required: C++ How to Program, Dietel, Paul. Prentice Hall, 2014.
This is an online resource available through the library’s COAST system.
Easy link: https://coast.library.csulb.edu/record=b2898460~S7. You will need to create and log in to a library account.
Code from lectures will be posted in advance on GitHub. You will be expected to download code files and have them available for lecture, either by printing them or bringing them on a laptop.
GitHub link: https://github.com/csulb-cecs282-2015sp
Supplementary material outside of the class textbook will be presented and included in tests, learning activities and programming projects. Links to additional material will be posted on the course website.
Grading
Components
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Labs - 10
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Projects - 10
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Homework - 10
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Midterms - 40
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Final - 30
Rules
Labs are short programming assignments designed to be completed during the class’ allotted lab time; approximately 5-10 will be assigned over the semester.
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Lab assignments will include a programming portion, and some may also include problem solving, writing, or other disciplines.
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All labs will have an assigned due date, and must be turned in to me by the end of the class lab period on the due date. I will only accept lab submissions in person, and not via email or other medium. You are welcome to work on lab assignments at home, but assistance will only be provided during class time and office hours.
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Most labs will be submitted with a printout of your code. Some will require additional deliverables.
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Labs will be graded on adherence to the class C++ style guide (below) and correct answers to required deliverables.
Projects are longer programming assignments designed to require a significant investment of time. You will be assigned 2-3 projects during the semester.
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Unlike labs, your projects will be graded in person by me during the lab period. You will demo your project to me and I will test it to make sure it performs correctly. At the end of the test, you will receive either a Pass or a No-Pass grade.
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You should only count on receiving one grade check during a lab period, because others will also be waiting for a grade check. Make sure to test your projects thoroughly and don’t simply assume that whatever you wrote happens to work perfectly.
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If you receive a No-Pass grade check, you will need to fix your errors and request another check when you are done. You can resubmit as many times as it takes to get a Pass grade; indeed, you must resubmit and Pass all projects in order to pass the class (see Mandatory Completion below).
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Grade checks will test both your program’s behavior and its adherence to the class C++ style guide. A perfectly-behaving project can receive a No-Pass grade if it has too many style errors.
Homework will be assigned approximately weekly, and will mostly involve written work.
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Homework assignments are due at the beginning of class on their due date.
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Homework may include writing code, doing research, debugging programs, and other disciplines.
Midterms, quizzes, and final are closed-notes and closed-book. Please use the bathroom BEFORE taking the exam. BATHROOM BREAKS DURING EXAMS ARE NOT ALLOWED. MAKE-UP EXAMS ARE ONLY PROVIDED WHEN THERE IS DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE OF ACCIDENT OR ILLNESS.
Late penalties
labs, projects, and homework will be assessed a 5% late penalty per calendary day they are late, to a maximum penalty of 60%. I do not accept assignments via email or fax. If you want to turn something in during the week, you may do so at the CECS Department Office, or by finding me during a lab period for any of my other classes.
Mandatory completion
you must complete the projects and labs in order to pass the class.
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Projects in particular are quite demanding, so start early.
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You will receive full credit for all accepted projects, minus any late penalties — thus, your grade on these components is purely a function of how timely you are with your completion.
Topics
A brief, approximate list of topics we will cover:
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The C++ compilation process
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Fundamental data types
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Input and output streams
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Pointers, references, and arrays
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Functions and parameters; pass by value vs. pass by reference
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The C++ memory model and dynamic memory management
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Class design: methods, members, friends, inheritance, multiple inheritance
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Operator overloading
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Polymorphism, virtual methods, abstract classes
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Templates
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The C++ Standard Library
Computer Software
We will use Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2013 For Windows Desktop (Visual Studio 2013) as our official editor for writing C++ code. You may use another editor, but I will probably not be able to help you with it. (Sorry, Mac users.)
Accessibility
DISABLED STUDENT SERVICES is a student support program within the Student Services Division. Our mission is to assist students with disabilities as they secure their university degrees at California State University, Long Beach. We provide services to over 13,000 students each semester. Over 3,000 students with disabilities have graduated from C S U Long Beach with support from our program.
The Disabled Student Services office is located on the 2nd floor in the Administration Building, room SS/AD 270.
It is your responsibility to notify the instructor in advance of any need for special accommodation due to a university verified disability.
Attendance and Drops
Attendance is not required, but all material presented during lecture or lab is fair game for exam questions. I will not redo a lecture for people who missed it the first time. If you miss a class day, it is your responsibility to obtain notes from someone who attended. I do not give “pop” quizzes.
Absences will not excuse you from turning in lab or project assignments on time. You are given plenty of time to complete these assignments, so pace yourself and plan to finish them early in case an emergency causes you to miss a day of class.
I will honor drop requests where permitted by university policy.
Academic Honesty
All assignments in this class are designated as individual work only. You may discuss ideas with others, but you may not share code, algorithms, or solutions with any individual on any of the class assignments. Anything with your name on it must be written by you. If you cannot complete an assignment on your own, the correct approach is to ask me for help during lab or office hours.
You are not in high school, where cheating is “against the rules” but not actually punished. If I catch you sharing code, discussing solutions, exchanging test cases, or in any way collaborating about one of the assignments, I will assign you an “F” grade in the course and report your cheating to the administration. This goes for all parties involved. This is for your own good. You will not make it in this discipline if you cannot write difficult code on your own.
At random points in the semester you may be asked by me to explain parts of an assignment you have turned in. If you are unable to answer simple questions about your code to my satisfaction, you will be given a 0 grade for the assignment, and I will investigate whether you have been violating the restrictions above.
All instances of plagiarism or cheating, no matter how slight, will result in a course grade of “F” and a report to the administration.


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Cardi B reportedly received N1.8b to perform in Nigeria and Ghana
Reports which has since surfaced on the internet suggests that American rap star, Cardi B was reportedly paid a whooping N1.8 billion to perform both in Lagos, Nigeria and Ghana.
According to a local new site, the vivacious star’s trip to Nigerian and Ghana cost about $5m dollars which translates to a whooping N1.8b.
Sources revealed that the two countries budgeted about $2.5m each to secure the 27-year-old's visit to the countries for her music performance. The $2.5m (N906.2m) covers the performance fees per country and the production costs per country too.
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The production costs stated includes hotels accommodation bills for Cardi B and her entourage. It also includes the chartered private jet and all other incidentals that could accrue for the trip.
It was discovered that Cardi B’s performance fee for Nigeria alone is between $800,000 and $1.2m Dollars and same goes for the Accra concert.
Nigerians marvel as talented young boy constructs transformer in Abia state (photos)
Furthermore, it seems the whole concert is not an initiative of Darey Art Alade and his wife Deola as widely speculated. Looks more like a type of collaboration and their brand were just in charge of production and all. Indeed stars don’t come cheap.
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Meanwhile, following her much publicized visit to Nigeria, American rapper, Cardi B, recently touched down in Ghana for yet another musical concert. However, she seemed to have pissed off certain Ghanaian celebrities.
The rapper who was supposed to be with them for a meet and greet, failed to show up, keeping them waiting for over six hours. Comedian Afia Schwarzenegger who was one of those invited, wasted no time in showing her displeasure.
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I am interested in a wide rage of things from fitness to Tech. My favorite thing to do in my free time is to work out. I have been doing this for such a long time that it's second nature to me. I also like the outdoors a lot and thats one reason I love Seattle so much.
The branch of IT that interests me a lot is the Cloud Computing. AWS to be specific.
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The Web design class has surpased my expectations. It has been very interesting so far and I am enjoying every bit of it. I can't wait to design my website for my client.
I hope to get a professional job once I finish my course at Seattle Central.


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In my favorite city, Columbus, my favorite restaurants are:
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Grid is the very first CSS module created specifically to solve the layout problems we’ve all been hacking our way around for as long as we’ve been making websites.
Grid is the very first CSS module created specifically to solve the layout problems we’ve all been hacking our way around for as long as we’ve been making websites.
Grid is the very first CSS module created specifically to solve the layout problems we’ve all been hacking our way around for as long as we’ve been making websites.
Grid is the very first CSS module created specifically to solve the layout problems we’ve all been hacking our way around for as long as we’ve been making websites.
Building this static site generator theme was the first time I used an Atomic (or Functional) CSS system like Tachyons. It’s a design system that provides very small (which means fast) CSS modules that you can use in your HTML.
Grid is the very first CSS module created specifically to solve the layout problems we’ve all been hacking our way around for as long as we’ve been making websites.
This theme has a form-to-email feature built in, thanks to the simple Formspree integration. All you need to activate the form is a valid recipient email address saved in the form front matter.


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Plugin registration
A plugin must be registered before the ready
function is called. The ready
function will initialize all plugins. Default plugin options are preserved if you don't overwrite
them.
hemera.use(plugin, [opts])
Default options.
Pass an object as second arguments to share default options.
hemera.use({
plugin: function(hemera, opts, next) { next() },
options: { name: "foo" }
}, { a: 1 })
Register multiple plugins at once
hemera.use([{
plugin: function(hemera, opts, next) { next() },
options: { name: "foo" }
}]).after((err) => { })
After
Calls a function after all the previously defined plugins are loaded, including all their dependencies.
hemera.use(plugin).after(cb)
// or
hemera.use(plugin)
hemera.after(cb)
Payload validators
Registered plugins can have different payload validators. This feature depends on the implementation
of the validator. In Joi and Parambulator the option payloadValidator
will be used to
check which validator your plugin used. E.g when you don't set the payloadValidator in the options
you can change it later in the corresponding plugin with:
hemera.setOption("payloadValidator", "hemera-joi")
Shared data
Sometimes it is useful to share data across plugins. This data can be accessed from all other plugins. You can also declare the dependencies of your function.
hemera.decorate("magicNumber", fn, ['dep1', 'dep2'])
hemera.magicNumber
Async / Await
You can also pass an async function to the use function.
hemera.use({
plugin: async function(hemera, opts) {
return await Promise.resolve()
},
options: { name: "foo" }
})


When you pass a string to the end of https://ffc-timestamp.herokuapp.com/ it will pass a unix or natural time stamp
If a valid string, it will always return both the unix and natural time stamp
However if there string is invalid, the both time stamp will display null
https://timestampmicroservice-dvdhyh.c9users.io/1425474000
https://timestampmicroservice-dvdhyh.c9users.io/March5,2015
{"unix": "1425474000", "natural": "March 5, 2015"}


- y - Variable in class java.awt.Event
-
The y coordinate of the event.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Arc2D.Double
-
The Y coordinate of the upper-left corner of the framing
rectangle of the arc.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Arc2D.Float
-
The Y coordinate of the upper-left corner of the framing
rectangle of the arc.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Ellipse2D.Double
-
The Y coordinate of the upper-left corner of the
framing rectangle of this Ellipse2D
.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Ellipse2D.Float
-
The Y coordinate of the upper-left corner of the
framing rectangle of this Ellipse2D
.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Point2D.Double
-
The Y coordinate of this Point2D
.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Point2D.Float
-
The Y coordinate of this Point2D
.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D.Double
-
The Y coordinate of this Rectangle2D
.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D.Float
-
The Y coordinate of this Rectangle2D
.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.geom.RoundRectangle2D.Double
-
The Y coordinate of this RoundRectangle2D
.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.geom.RoundRectangle2D.Float
-
The Y coordinate of this RoundRectangle2D
.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.Point
-
The Y coordinate of this Point
.
- y - Variable in class java.awt.Rectangle
-
The Y coordinate of the upper-left corner of the Rectangle
.
- y1 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.CubicCurve2D.Double
-
The Y coordinate of the start point
of the cubic curve segment.
- y1 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.CubicCurve2D.Float
-
The Y coordinate of the start point
of the cubic curve segment.
- y1 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Line2D.Double
-
The Y coordinate of the start point of the line segment.
- y1 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Line2D.Float
-
The Y coordinate of the start point of the line segment.
- y1 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.QuadCurve2D.Double
-
The Y coordinate of the start point of the quadratic curve
segment.
- y1 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.QuadCurve2D.Float
-
The Y coordinate of the start point of the quadratic curve
segment.
- y2 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.CubicCurve2D.Double
-
The Y coordinate of the end point
of the cubic curve segment.
- y2 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.CubicCurve2D.Float
-
The Y coordinate of the end point
of the cubic curve segment.
- y2 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Line2D.Double
-
The Y coordinate of the end point of the line segment.
- y2 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.Line2D.Float
-
The Y coordinate of the end point of the line segment.
- y2 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.QuadCurve2D.Double
-
The Y coordinate of the end point of the quadratic curve
segment.
- y2 - Variable in class java.awt.geom.QuadCurve2D.Float
-
The Y coordinate of the end point of the quadratic curve
segment.
- Y_AXIS - Static variable in class javax.swing.BoxLayout
-
Specifies that components should be laid out top to bottom.
- Y_AXIS - Static variable in class javax.swing.text.View
-
Axis for format/break operations.
- YEAR - Static variable in class java.text.DateFormat.Field
-
Constant identifying the year field.
- YEAR - Static variable in class java.util.Calendar
-
Field number for get
and set
indicating the
year.
- YEAR_FIELD - Static variable in class java.text.DateFormat
-
Useful constant for YEAR field alignment.
- YEARS - Static variable in class javax.xml.datatype.DatatypeConstants
-
A constant that represents the years field.
- yellow - Static variable in class java.awt.Color
-
The color yellow.
- YELLOW - Static variable in class java.awt.Color
-
The color yellow.
- YES - Static variable in class javax.security.auth.callback.ConfirmationCallback
-
YES option.
- YES_NO_CANCEL_OPTION - Static variable in class javax.security.auth.callback.ConfirmationCallback
-
YES/NO/CANCEL confirmation confirmation option.
- YES_NO_CANCEL_OPTION - Static variable in class javax.swing.JOptionPane
-
Type used for showConfirmDialog
.
- YES_NO_OPTION - Static variable in class javax.security.auth.callback.ConfirmationCallback
-
YES/NO confirmation option.
- YES_NO_OPTION - Static variable in class javax.swing.JOptionPane
-
Type used for showConfirmDialog
.
- YES_OPTION - Static variable in class javax.swing.JOptionPane
-
Return value from class method if YES is chosen.
- YI_RADICALS - Static variable in class java.lang.Character.UnicodeBlock
-
Constant for the "Yi Radicals" Unicode character block.
- YI_SYLLABLES - Static variable in class java.lang.Character.UnicodeBlock
-
Constant for the "Yi Syllables" Unicode character block.
- yield() - Static method in class java.lang.Thread
-
A hint to the scheduler that the current thread is willing to yield
its current use of a processor.
- YIJING_HEXAGRAM_SYMBOLS - Static variable in class java.lang.Character.UnicodeBlock
-
Constant for the "Yijing Hexagram Symbols" Unicode character block.
- YOU_1 - Static variable in class javax.print.attribute.standard.MediaSize.JIS
-
Specifies the JIS You ("Western") #1 envelope size, 120 mm by 176 mm.
- YOU_2 - Static variable in class javax.print.attribute.standard.MediaSize.JIS
-
Specifies the JIS You ("Western") #2 envelope size, 114 mm by 162 mm.
- YOU_3 - Static variable in class javax.print.attribute.standard.MediaSize.JIS
-
Specifies the JIS You ("Western") #3 envelope size, 98 mm by 148 mm.
- YOU_4 - Static variable in class javax.print.attribute.standard.MediaSize.JIS
-
Specifies the JIS You ("Western") #4 envelope size, 105 mm by 235 mm.
- YOU_5 - Static variable in class javax.print.attribute.standard.MediaSize.JIS
-
Specifies the JIS You ("Western") #5 envelope size, 95 mm by 217 mm.
- YOU_6 - Static variable in class javax.print.attribute.standard.MediaSize.JIS
-
Specifies the JIS You ("Western") #6 envelope size, 98 mm by 190 mm.
- YOU_7 - Static variable in class javax.print.attribute.standard.MediaSize.JIS
-
Specifies the JIS You ("Western") #7 envelope size, 92 mm by 165 mm.
- ypoints - Variable in class java.awt.Polygon
-
The array of Y coordinates.
- yPositionForValue(int) - Method in class javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicSliderUI
-
- yPositionForValue(int, int, int) - Method in class javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicSliderUI
-
Returns the y location for the specified value.
- yPositionForValue(int, int, int) - Method in class javax.swing.plaf.synth.SynthSliderUI
-


<IP_ADDRESS>. Class Unit Testing of Form/Entity¶
This chapter describes the class unit test for Form and Entity, which is a type of Form (hereinafter referred to as Form unit test or Entity unit test). Since both can perform unit tests in almost the same way, common content shall be described based on the Entity unit test, and the specific processing shall be described separately.
Tip
Entity is a Form that has properties that correspond one-to-one with the columns of a table.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1. How to write a Form/Entity unit test¶
The test class and test data used as examples in this chapter are as follows (right click -> Download and Save).
Test class(SystemAccountEntityTest.java)
Test data(SystemAccountEntityTest.xlsx)
Test target class(SystemAccountEntity.java)
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.1. Create test data¶
Describes how to create the Excel file that contains the test data itself. The Excel file containing the test data is stored with the same name in the same directory as the test source code (only the extension is different).It is a prerequisite that the test cases for validation, test cases for constructors, and test cases for setters and getters will be used one sheet at a time respectively.
For details on how to describe the test data, see Automated Testing Framework, Testing a Class that Uses the Database.
It is a prerequisite that the static master data stored in the database, such as message data and code master, has been input with data managed by the project in advance (these data are not created as individual test data).
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.2. Create a test class¶
The test class of form/entity unit test should be created to satisfy the following conditions.
- The package of the test class is the same as the Form/Entity to be tested.
- Create a test class with the class name <Form/Entity class name> Test.
- Inherit nablarch.test.core.db.EntityTestSupport.
package nablarch.sample.management.user; // [Description] Package is the same as SystemAccountEntity
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import org.junit.Test;
import nablarch.test.core.db.EntityTestSupport;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertArrayEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
/**
* Class that executes tests for the SystemAccountEntity class. <br/>
* Refer to the Excel sheet for test content.
*
* @author Miki Habu
* @since 1.0
*/
public class SystemAccountEntityTest extends EntityTestSupport {
// [Description] Class name is SystemAccountEntityTest and it inherits from EntityTestSupport
// ~ Rest is omitted ~
For details on how to describe the test method, see the code examples described below.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.3. Single item validation test case of character type and string length¶
Most of the test cases for single item validation are related to the input character type and string length. For example, assume the following the property.
- Property name “Furigana”
- Maximum string length is 50 characters
- Required items
- Only full-width katakana is allowed
In this case, the following test case should be created.
Case Perspective Validation should be successful when full-width Katakana 50 characters are entered. Check maximum string length and character type Validation should fail when full-width Katakana 51 characters are entered. Check of maximum string length Validation should be successful when 1 full-width Katakana character is entered. Check of minimum string length and character type Validation should fail when empty string is entered. Check of required validation Validation should fail when Half-width Katakana is entered. Check character type[1]
[1] Similarly, there is a need for cases in which Half-width alphabetic characters, Full-width Hiragana, Kanji ..., etc. are input and the detailed examination fails.
There are a large number of test cases for single item validation, and data creation requires time and labor.Therefore, a test method is provided exclusively for single item validation test.As a result, the following effects are expected.
- Facilitates the creation of test cases for single item validation.
- Creates test data with high maintainability, making it easier to review and maintain.
Tip
This test method cannot be used for a form that holds another form as a property. In that case, implement your own validation processing test. A form that holds another form as a property is the parent form that accesses the property in the following format:
<Parent Form>.<child Form>.<child form property name>.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.3.1. How to create a test case table¶
Prepare the following columns.
| Column name | Contents to be mentioned |
|---|---|
| propertyName | The property name to be tested. |
| allowEmpty | Whether the property allows for no input |
| min | Minimum string length allowed by the property as input value (optional) |
| max | Maximum string length allowed by the property as input value |
| messageIdWhenNotApplicable | Message ID to expect when character type is incompatible |
| Half-width alphabetic characters (半角英字) | Whether half-width alphabetic characters are allowed? |
| Half-width numbers (半角数字) | Whether half-width numbers are allowed? |
| Half-width symbols (半角記号) | Whether half-width symbols are allowed? |
| Half-width kana (半角カナ) | Whether half-width kana are allowed? |
| Full-width alphabets (全角英字) | Whether full-width alphabets are allowed? |
| Full-width numbers (全角数字) | Whether full-width numbers are allowed? |
| Full-width Hiragana (全角ひらがな) | Whether full-width Hiragana are allowed? |
| Full-width Katakana (全角カタカナ) | Whether full-width Katakana are allowed? |
| Full-width Kanji (全角漢字) | Whether full-width Kanji are allowed? |
| Full-width symbols and others (全角記号その他) | Whether full-width symbols and others are allowed? |
| External characters (外字) | Whether external characters are allowed? |
Configure the following values in the column to indicate the permission.
Configuration details Configuration value Remarks allowed o Half-width lower-case O Not allowed x lower-case alphabet X
A specific example is shown below.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.3.2. How to create a test method¶
Invoke the following methods of the superclass:
void testValidateCharsetAndLength(Class entityClass, String sheetName, String id)
// [Description] ~ Previous is omitted ~
public class SystemAccountEntityTest extends EntityTestSupport {
/** Entity class to be tested*/
private static final Class<SystemAccountEntity> ENTITY_CLASS = SystemAccountEntity.class;
/**
* Test cases for character type and string length
*/
@Test
public void testCharsetAndLength() {
// [Description] Sheet name containing the test data
String sheetName = "testCharsetAndLength";
// [Description] ID of test data
String id = "charsetAndLength";
// [Description] Test execution
testValidateCharsetAndLength(ENTITY_CLASS, sheetName, id);
}
// [Description] ~ Rest is omitted ~
When this method is executed, the test is executed for each row of test data from the following perspectives.
| Perspective | Input value | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Character type | Half-width alphabetic characters | Consists of a string of length described in the character type max (maximum string length) field |
| Character type | Half-width numbers | |
| Character type | Half-width numbers | |
| Character type | Half-width symbols | |
| Character type | Half-width kana | |
| Character type | Full-width alphabets | |
| Character type | Full-width numbers | |
| Character type | Full-width Hiragana | |
| Character type | Full-width Katakana | |
| Character type | Full-width Kanji | |
| Character type | Full-width symbols and others | |
| Character type | External characters | |
| Not entered | Empty character | Zero-length string |
| Minimum string | Minimum string-length string | The minimum character string input value consists of the character type marked with 0 |
| Maximum string | Maximum string length string | |
| String length insufficient | Minimum string length -1 string | |
| String length exceeded | Maximum string length +1 string |
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.4. Other single item validation test cases¶
Most of the single item validation can be tested using the single item validation test cases for character type and string length mentioned above, but some validation is not covered. For example, the range validation for numerical input items is possible.
A simple test system has also been prepared for such single item validation. By describing a pair of one input value and expected message ID for each property, it is possible to test the single item validation using any value.
Tip
This test method cannot be used for a form that holds another form as a property.In that case, implement your own validation processing test. A form that holds another form as a property is the parent form that accesses the property in the following format:
<Parent Form>.<child Form>.<child form property name>.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.4.1. How to create a test case table¶
Prepare the following columns.
| Column name | Contents to be mentioned |
|---|---|
| propertyName | The property name to be tested. |
| case | Brief description of the test case |
| input1[2] | Input value [3] |
| messageId | Message ID that is expected to be generated when the above input value is used for single item validation (blank space if no validation error is expected). |
| [2] | When specifying multiple parameters for a single key, add columns such as input2 and input3. |
| [3] | Input values can be created efficiently using the Special ways to write in a cell notation. |
A specific example is shown below.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.4.2. How to create a test method¶
Invoke the following methods of the superclass:
void testSingleValidation(Class entityClass, String sheetName, String id)
// [Description] ~ Previous is omitted ~
public class SystemAccountEntityTest extends EntityTestSupport {
/** Entity class to be tested*/
private static final Class<SystemAccountEntity> ENTITY_CLASS = SystemAccountEntity.class;
/**
* Single item validation test case of character type and string length
*/
// [Description] ~ Middle is omitted ~
/**
* Test cases for single item validation (not listed above)
*/
@Test
public void testSingleValidation() {
String sheetName = "testSingleValidation";
String id = "singleValidation";
testSingleValidation(ENTITY_CLASS, sheetName, id);
}
// [Description] ~ Rest is omitted ~
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.5. Test case for validation method¶
In the single item validation test mentioned above, the annotation given to the setter method of the entity is tested for correctness, and the validation method [4]implemented in the entity is not executed.
Therefore, a separate test must be created if you implement your own validation method in the entity.
| [4] | Static method with @ValidateFor annotation. |
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.5.1. Create a test case table¶
- ID is fixed to “testShots”.
- Prepare the following columns.
Column name Contents to be mentioned title Title of the test case description Brief description of the test case expectedMessageIdｎ Expected message (ｎis a sequential number from 1) propertyNameｎ Expected property (ｎis a sequential number from 1) When multiple messages are expected, add more numerical values such as expectedMessageId2 and propertyName2 on the right.
- Create an input parameter table
- ID is fixed to “params”.
- Enter the input parameters[5] corresponding to the above test case table, one row at a time.
[5] Using the notation Special ways to write in a cell, input values can be created efficiently.
A specific example is shown below.
- For the procedure to describe the property name of Entity to Excel, see Procedure for easily acquiring a list of property names.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.5.2. Create test cases and test data¶
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Check for validation target¶
When the properties to be validated are specified (see Nablarch Validation), create a case to check whether they are correctly specified.
Prepare data that will cause an error in each single item validation for all properties.If the specification of the properties to be validated are correct, only the properties to be validated should undergo single item validation.Therefore, the names of all properties to be validated, and the message ID when a single item validation error occurs for each property are entered as expected values.
Tip
If a property for validation is accidentally omitted from the validation target, the message ID assertion will fail since the expected message is not output. Also, if a property that is not a target for validation accidentally becomes a target for validation, single item validation will fail due to invalid input value and an unexpected message is output. As a result, validation target errors can be detected.
The property name of all properties for validation and the single item validation error message ID of those properties are listed in the test case table.
The values that result in single item validation errors for all the properties are listed in the input parameters table.
Tip
When creating a test case or test data for the Form unit test, specifying another property of another Form that is held in the property may be required. In this case, it can be specified as follows.
- Example code for Form
public class SampleForm {
/** System user */
private SystemUserEntity systemUser;
/** Telephone number array */
private UserTelEntity[] userTelArray;
// [Description] Omitted except for properties
}
- How to specify the Form property being held (when specifying SystemUserEntity.userId)
sampleForm.systemUser.userId
- How to specify the property of the Form array element (when specifying the property of the first UserTelEntity array element)
sampleForm.userTelArray[0].telNoArea
<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>. Validation between items¶
Create a case to confirm communications other than the validation target specification that is performed by the Check for validation target validation method, such as validation between items.
In the figure below, a normal case is created for the validation method “newPassword and confirmPassword are the same”.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.5.3. How to create a test method¶
The test cases created so far and the test methods that use the data are shown below. Validation tests can be performed for different Entities simply by changing the variable contents of the following code.
// ~ Previous is omitted ~
/** Entity class to be tested*/
private static final Class<SystemAccountEntity> ENTITY_CLASS = SystemAccountEntity.class;
// ~ Middle is omitted ~
/**
* {@link SystemAccountEntity#validateForRegisterUser(nablarch.core.validation.ValidationContext)} test.
*/
@Test
public void testValidateForRegisterUser() {
// Execution of validation
String sheetName = "testValidateForRegisterUser";
String validateFor = "registerUser";
testValidateAndConvert(ENTITY_CLASS, sheetName, validateFor);
}
// ~ Rest is omitted ~
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.6. Test case for constructor¶
In the test for constructors, create a case to check whether the value specified in the argument is set correctly in the property.At this time, the target properties are all the properties defined in Entity.For the test data, prepare the property name, the data to be set for it, and the expected value (data to be compared with the value obtained by the getter).
In the figure below, values have been specified for each property as follows. When the constructor is given a combination of these values, the test checks whether each property is configured to the specified value (Can the expected value be obtained by calling the getter).
In the actual test code, setting of value to the constructor and checking of the value are performed in the method provided by the automated test framework. For more information, see test code.
Tip
Since the Entity is automatically generated, a constructor that is not used in the application may be generated. In that case, make sure to test the constructor with the Entity unit test since it cannot be tested with the request unit test.
On the other hand, only a constructor used in the application is created in the case of a general Form.Therefore, the constructor can be tested with the request unit test.Thus, for a general Form, the constructor need not be tested with the class unit test.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.6.1. Definition to Excel¶
- For the procedure to describe the property name of Entity to Excel, see Procedure for easily acquiring a list of property names.
Test contents of the above configuration values (excerpt)
| Property | Value set to the constructor | Expected value (value obtained from the getter) |
|---|---|---|
| userId | userid | userid |
| loginId | loginid | loginid |
| password | password | password |
The following test methods use this data:
// [Description] ~ Previous is omitted ~
public class SystemAccountEntityTest extends EntityTestSupport {
/** Constructor test */
@Test
public void testConstructor() {
Class<?> entityClass = SystemAccountEntity.class;
String sheetName = "testAccessor";
String id = "testConstructor";
testConstructorAndGetter(entityClass, sheetName, id);
}
}
Tip
There are restrictions on the type (class) of properties that can be tested with testConstructorAndGetter. If the property does not correspond to the following types (class), the constructor and getter in each test class must be explicitly called to test it.
- String and String array
- BigDecimal and BigDecimal array
- java.util.Date and java.util.Date array (write in yyyy-MM-dd format or yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss format to excel)
- Class with valueOf(String) method and its array class (ex: Integer or Long, java.sql.Date or java.sql.Timestamp etc.)
Examples of individual test execution methods are given below.
Example of data description to Excel
Test code example
/** Constructor test */ @Test public void testConstructor() { // [Description] // The items that can be commonly tested are tested by using testConstructorAndGetter. Class<?> entityClass = SystemAccountEntity.class; String sheetName = "testAccessor"; String id = "testConstructor"; testConstructorAndGetter(entityClass, sheetName, id); // [Description] // The items that cannot be tested commonly are tested individually. // [Description] // getParamMap is called to acquire the test data of properties to be tested individually. // (If there are multiple properties for testing, getListParamMapis used.) Map<String, String[]> data = getParamMap(sheetName, "testConstructorOther"); // [Description] Convert Map<String, String[]> to Map<String, Object>, which is the argument of the Entity's constructor Map<String, Object> params = new HashMap<String, Object>(); params.put("users", Arrays.asList(data.get("set"))); // [Description] Generate Entity with Map<String, Object> generated above as the argument. SystemAccountEntity entity = new SystemAccountEntity(params); // [Description] Call getter and confirm that the expected value is returned. assertEquals(entity.getUsers(), Arrays.asList(data.get("get"))); }
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.7. Test cases for setters and getters¶
In the test for setters and getters, a case to check whether the value set by the setter and the value obtained by the getter are as expected is created. At this time, the target properties are all the properties defined in Entity.
For each property, prepare the data to be transferred to the setter and the expected value (data to be compared with the value obtained by the getter). In the test method, the setter is called with the data to be transferred to the aforementioned setter as an argument and whether the value obtainedby the getter and the expected value are equal is checked immediately.
In the actual test code, setting of value to the setter and checking of the value (comparing it with the expected value) are performed in the method provided by the automated test framework. For more information, see the test code.
Tip
Since the Entity is automatically generated, setters/ getters that are not used in the application may be generated. In that case, make sure to test the setter/ getter with the Entity unit test since they cannot be tested with the request unit test.
On the other hand, only the setter/ getter used in the application are created in the case of a general Form.Therefore, the setter/ getter can be tested with the request unit test.Thus, for a general Form, the setter/ getter need not be tested with the class unit test.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.7.1. Definition to Excel¶
- For the procedure to describe the property name of Entity to Excel, see Procedure for easily acquiring a list of property names.
The following test methods use this data:
// [Description] ~ Previous is omitted ~
public class SystemAccountEntityTest extends EntityTestSupport {
/**
* Setter, getter test
*/
@Test
public void testSetterAndGetter() {
Class<?> entityClass = SystemAccountEntity.class;
String sheetName = "testAccessor";
String id = "testGetterAndSetter";
testSetterAndGetter(entityClass, sheetName, id);
}
// [Description] ~ Rest is omitted ~
Tip
There are restrictions on the type (class) of properties that can be tested with testGetterAndSetter. For information on the restrictions, see Test case for constructor.
Tip
When describing logic in a setter or getter (for example, when a setter is divided into the first 3 digits and last 4 digits of a zip code, but a getter acquires 7 digits altogether), create a test case to check the logic.
When defining the above test in Excel, define it as shown in the image below.
Example for checking that a 7-digit zip code (0010001) is acquired correctly when the following is set for the zip code
First 3 digits of the zip code: 001
Last 4 digits of postal code: 0001
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.8. Procedure for easily acquiring a list of property names¶
- Open the Entity class to be tested in Eclipse, and display the Outline.
- Select the property you want to copy.
- Select Copy Qualified Name from the menu that is displayed when you right-click the mouse.
- Paste the copied list of property names into Excel.
The pasted value is in the form of fully qualified name “class name + property name”, as shown in the image below. Use the Replace function of Excel to delete unnecessary class names.
Replacement example when the Entity class is “nablarch.sample.management.user.SystemAccountEntity”:
Search string: nablarch.sample.management.user.SystemAccountEntity. Replaced string: (blank)
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.9. Automated test framework configuration values¶
Describes the initial value configuration required when executing Single item validation test case of character type and string length.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.9.1. Configuration items list¶
Use nablarch.test.core.entity.EntityTestConfiguration
, and configure the following values in the component configuration file (all items required).
| Configuration item name | Description |
|---|---|
| maxMessageId | Message ID when the maximum string length is exceeded |
| maxAndMinMessageId | Message ID outside the range of the maximum and minimum string length (variable length) |
| fixLengthMessageId | Message ID outside the range of the maximum and minimum string length (fixed length) |
| underLimitMessageId | Message ID when the string length is insufficient |
| emptyInputMessageId | Message ID when there is no input |
| characterGenerator | String generation class [6] |
| [6] | Specify the implementation class of nablarch.test.core.util.generator.CharacterGenerator .
This class generates input values for the test.
Normally, you can usenablarch.test.core.util.generator.BasicJapaneseCharacterGenerator . |
The set message ID matches the value set in the validator.
(See the example described below)
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.9.2. Example of component configuration file description¶
An example of a component configuration file description when the following setting values are used is shown below.
[Component configuration file of the validation class]
<property name="validators">
<list>
<component class="nablarch.core.validation.validator.RequiredValidator">
<property name="messageId" value="MSG00010"/>
</component>
<component class="nablarch.core.validation.validator.LengthValidator">
<property name="maxMessageId" value="MSG00011"/>
<property name="maxAndMinMessageId" value="MSG00011"/>
<property name="fixLengthMessageId" value="MSG00023"/>
</component>
<!-- Omitted -->
</property>
[Component configuration file of the test]
<!-- Entity test configuration -->
<component name="entityTestConfiguration" class="nablarch.test.core.entity.EntityTestConfiguration">
<property name="maxMessageId" value="MSG00011"/>
<property name="maxAndMinMessageId" value="MSG00011"/>
<property name="fixLengthMessageId" value="MSG00023"/>
<property name="underLimitMessageId" value="MSG00011"/>
<property name="emptyInputMessageId" value="MSG00010"/>
<property name="characterGenerator">
<component name="characterGenerator"
class="nablarch.test.core.util.generator.BasicJapaneseCharacterGenerator"/>
</property>
</component>


Functions are executable object values. A function has an optional name (so that it can call itself recursively), a list of parameter names wrapped in parentheses, and a body that is a list of statements wrapped in curly braces. A function has its own scope:
prefix("function", function ( ) { var a = []; scope = new_scope( ); if (token.arity === "name") { scope.define(token); this.name = token.value; advance( ); } advance("("); if (token.id !== ")") { while (true) { if (token.arity !== "name") { token.error("Expected a parameter name."); } scope.define(token); a.push(token); advance( ); if (token.id !== ",") { break; } advance(","); } } this.first = a; advance(")"); advance("{"); this.second = statements( ); advance("}"); this.arity = "function"; scope.pop( ); return this; });
Functions are invoked with the ( operator. It can take zero or more comma-separated arguments. We look at the left operand to detect expressions that cannot possibly be function values:
infix("(", 90, function (left) { var a = []; this.first = left; this.second = a; this.arity = "binary"; if ((left.arity !== "unary" || left.id !== "function") && left.arity !== "name" && (left.arity !== "binary" || (left.id !== "." && left.id !== "(" && left.id !== "["))) { left.error("Expected a variable name."); } if (token.id !== ")") { while (true) { a.push(expression(0)); if (token.id !== ",") { break; } advance(","); } } advance(")"); return this; });