UKCloud products and services
Multi-cloud technology stacks
UKCloud for Microsoft Azure
This compute service can be powered by either a UKCloud-based Microsoft Azure Stack Hub, or Azure Public Cloud depending on your needs. The UKCloud-based version of Azure Stack Hub offers similar features and functionality, but with native connectivity to government networks, a trusted community and our security assurance.
UKCloud for OpenShift
A platform designed for developers to create and share applications without worrying about IaaS. This service uses Red Hat OpenShift.
UKCloud for OpenStack
This service is powered by Red Hat OpenStack, an open source cloud computing platform that provides a flexible virtual data centre (VDC) management platform built for the digital age.
UKCloud for Oracle Software
This service provides a platform powered by Oracle VM (OVM) technology that is fully compliant with the compatibility and licensing requirements of Oracle-based enterprise applications. This enables you to move away from expensive hardware-based Oracle solutions and move your workloads to a secure cloud platform.
UKCloud for VMware
This compute service, powered by VMware, provides a trusted, connected and flexible cloud platform to deliver critical enterprise applications in the cloud. UKCloud for VMware offers different service levels, virtual machine (VM) sizes, security domains (Assured OFFICIAL and Elevated OFFICIAL), connectivity and data protection options.
Multi-cloud enabling services
Basic Managed Compute from UKCloud
This service offers routine operating system (OS) management for your VMs. It helps you take full advantage of the UKCloud compute platform by removing the burden of basic operational tasks, so that you can focus higher up the VM/OS management layer.
Cloud GPU
This service enables you to meet the specialist requirements of some advanced applications, while supporting visualisation and compute workloads. It improves the computing power available to increase the speed at which certain applications are delivered. This is a supporting service and is compatible with the UKCloud for VMware, UKCloud for OpenStack and High Performance Compute products.
Cloud Storage
A secure and highly adaptable object storage platform, which is natively optimised for cloud storage in terms of scale, resilience and accessibility.
Cross Domain Security Zone (CDSZ)
CDSZ enables UKCloud's Assured OFFICIAL and Elevated OFFICIAL security domains to communicate with each other as part of a requirement of a service, using cross-domain security patterns.
Dedicated Compute v2
Dedicated Compute v2 is a flexible solution designed for where guaranteed performance is required. Delivering exceptional performance through dedicated compute hosts, meeting your security obligations by addressing compliance and regulatory requirements through physical separation of workloads.
Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)
This service (powered by Zerto) makes it easy to replicate and recover VMs to the cloud, by failing over from your own data centre to UKCloud.
Extended Network Support from UKCloud
As a natural extension of the Basic Managed Compute from UKCloud service, our Extended Network Support from UKCloud enables you to choose from an extensive list of officially supported network appliances for which UKCloud undertakes the initial deployment (or assumes ownership of valid existing networks) and configuration of the various elements of your virtual network, along with the ongoing monitoring and support, further enabling you to focus on your applications and business outcomes rather than worrying about your connectivity uptime.
High Performance Compute (HPC)
This service is designed for large-scale compute-intensive workloads such as Grid Engines, all of which have a requirement for large amounts of processor, cores and memory.
Managed Monitoring from UKCloud
With Managed Monitoring from UKCloud, we become the first line of support, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, in receiving and reacting to any abnormal events or alerts across your IT estate, reducing the amount of noise you need to filter through, enabling you to focus on the critical events that really matter.
Migration to the Cloud
This service (powered by Zerto) makes it easy to replicate and migrate applications to the cloud, by moving VM's over from your own data centre to UKCloud's trusted, cost-effective and well-connected cloud.
Multi-Cloud Backup Storage (MCBS)
UKCloud's MCBS provides a backup target that is accessible from every cloud within UKCloud's multi-cloud platform, as well as being an off-site target for any on-premises data back-up. This service utilises a technology that is common across backup products such as Veritas NetBackup/Backup Exec and Veeam, along with native hooks for database backups from Oracle, DB2, SQL Server and Hadoop. In addition, this service can be attached as a backup target within your file system, enabling a wide array of applications to utilise this backup service.
Multi-Cloud for Tier2
Multi-Cloud for Tier2 provides the most trusted, connected and flexible multi-cloud platform you need to deliver your most critical and sensitive systems and solutions. Our platform harnesses genuine cloud technologies which can help you achieve your mission, by enabling faster innovation, tighter collaboration and reducing risks of technology obsolescence. You can use each cloud technology individually or blend different technologies to suit your workloads, and there are various options around location and tenancy for your cloud, enabling you to deploy applications onto a cloud infrastructure that is tailored to your needs.
Private Cloud
This service provides single-tenant compute and storage, hosted either in one of our data centres (to gain the benefits of our Assured and Elevated security domains), or in your Crown Hosting Data Centre (CHDC).
Private Cloud for Oracle Software
This service provides single-tenant compute, where your compute needs are hosted either in one of our data centres (to gain the benefits of our Assured and Elevated security domains), or in your Crown Hosting Data Centre (CHDC). This is specifically set up for the use of Oracle, and there are a variety of hardware and infrastructure options for you to choose from.
Private Cloud for Storage
This service provides single-tenant storage, where your data is hosted either in one of our data centres (to gain the benefits of our Assured OFFICIAL and Elevated OFFICIAL security domains), or in your Crown Hosting Data Centre (CHDC).
Secure Remote Access (SRA)
This service enables you to securely connect to the UKCloud Elevated OFFICIAL security domain using internet virtual private network (VPN) technologies and the walled garden architectural pattern (using bastion hosts), where direct connection to the network is not available.
Third-party software
Applications that are accessed over the internet and hosted in the cloud. These services are listed in the 3rd Party Software Pricing Guide.
Appvia Hub from UKCloud
Appvia Hub is a self-service platform for developers that relieves the pains and delays of infrastructure management so they can spend more time on business value. The hub enables you to build any application quickly and smoothly with code repositories, monitoring dashboards and environments; all with best practices.
Cisco AppDynamics from UKCloud
Cisco AppDynamics provides application performance management, end user monitoring, infrastructure visibility and business performance monitoring. AppDynamics monitors, correlates, analyses, and acts on application and business performance data in real-time. This automated, cross-stack intelligence enables developers, IT ops, and business owners to make the mission critical and strategic improvements that win customers at every moment.
CloudSOC from UKCloud
CloudSOC is an always-on, cloud-hosted cyber security capability that can see all your IT systems, all the time, ensuring you have an up-to-date view of possible threats. Utilising e2e's capability performing services such as traffic analysis; deep packet inspections; IDS, vulnerability scanning; blacklist monitoring of the assets that matter to you; highly skilled SOC personnel and UKCloud's highly connected, highly secure cloud platform, we deliver a SOC that can see your entire IT estate and is always available.
CommVault Complete Backup & Recovery from UKCloud
Commvault Complete Backup & Recovery includes everything you need to conduct backup, recovery, and archiving activities, enable operational reporting, and perform hardware snapshot management, all in one complete solution.
HyTrust DataControl from UKCloud
HyTrust DataControl offers powerful, data-at-rest encryption with integrated key management to secure VMs and their data throughout their lifecycle - from deployment to decommission. HyTrust DataControl is easy to deploy and manage, and allows for consistent approaches across all infrastructure environments, including support for any cloud platform. It also supports the highest levels of availability by offering the ability to rekey workloads without taking applications offline.
Moogsoft AIOps from UKCloud
Moogsoft AIOps is the pioneering AI platform for IT operations, powered by purpose-built machine learning algorithms. It improves the signal to noise ratio by reducing and then correlating related alerts together; and then the AIOps platform suggests root cause and enables cross-team collaboration to solve incidents faster. Moogsoft improves the detection and remediation of incidents, ensuring continuous service delivery of your organisation.
Portworx Enterprise from UKCloud
This service provides a secure and stable cloud native storage and data management platform for Kubernetes that you can trust to manage data in containers. Kubernetes is the fastest growing open-source project in history, but Kubernetes was not designed with stateful applications like databases in mind. For enterprise applications, these systems have non-negotiable business requirements like high availability, data security, disaster recovery, strict performance SLAs and hybrid/multi-cloud operations. Portworx Enterprise addresses all these requirements enabling the adoption of Kubernetes for mission critical enterprise and traditional/legacy applications.
Cloud support services
Services to help you set up and maintain your cloud software or hosting services, such as migration services or ongoing support.
Transition services
Cloud Assessment Service
If you don't have a clear cloud migration path, the cloud assessment service can help you clearly understand the cost of your existing IT investment, evaluate options for migration to IaaS, PaaS & SaaS services, and build business case / procurement material to help with assessment, migration and cloud transition.
Cloud Migration Service
This service assists with the migration of critical business systems and entire data centres to UKCloud's secure multi-cloud platform. We interview key stakeholders and deploy tools ensuring we understand the criticality and dependencies of their applications and migration. The migration of workloads is completed in the right order and sized appropriately to benefit from metered billing.
Cloud Optimisation Service
A service that helps you review your current usage or understand how to optimise your migration to the UKCloud environment. UKCloud consultants will undertake a commercial and technical assessment of your UKCloud environment, then develop and execute work packages that deliver operational efficiency and cost savings.
Cloud Transformation Service
This service provides the help you might need to adopt and harness the power of cloud native transformation. Cloud native applications fully utilise the features of platforms such as OpenStack, OpenShift and Azure Stack Hub. This transformation service provides the expertise to introduce teams to new ways of developing and deploying applications.
Software-based support services
Cloud Optimisation from UKCloud
Cloud Optimisation from UKCloud draws on our expertise in optimising and managing large scale cloud implementations to help you avoid cloud sprawl by realising value and optimising cloud spend, eliminating unused or underused resources and improving security and compliance stance. UKCloud are confident that this service can achieve initial savings of up to 30% on cloud spend.
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If you find a problem with this article, click Improve this Doc to make the change yourself or raise an issue in GitHub. If you have an idea for how we could improve any of our services, send an email to feedback@ukcloud.com.


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Problems and workaround recreating implicit casts using 8.3+
There’s a very frequent issue when upgrading to version 8.3 and bellow: the
removal of some implicit casts from text types to time or numerical ones in
8.3. The only clean solution here is to fix the application itself, period.
However, for those that cannot afford quickly such a hard work, the popular
workaround is to recreate these implicit casts, but it suffer from a side
effect. About a year ago, I found another quick-n-dirty fix for a customer.
Here is the problem:
The very well known solution is to recreate some of these implicit casts that
were removed in 8.3. Peter Eisentraut blogged about that, you’ll find his SQL
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here.
However, as some users noticed in the comments, there is a side effect bug with
this solution: it breaks the concatenation operator.
From here, the solution could be to cast one of the operand:
But then, we are back to the application fix where it might worth spending more
time fixing things in the good way.
There is another solution: creating missing operators instead of implicit
casts. You will find a sql file with a lot of those operators under the
following link: 8.3 operator workaround.sql.
Here is a sample for text to integer comparison:
Using this operator instead of implicit cast, the previous test shows:
Same advice from Peter here: if possible, only create the operators you need to
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AX documentation
The AX home page where you can download the latest version and get full documentation is at
http://vulpeculox.net/ax
1 Download to your computer
2 Run the installer AXINSTALLER.exe by double clicking on it
3 Follow the simple instructions
4 Run the program by Start -> Programs -> AX
5 Change preferences by right-clicking on the small yellow icon
that appears in the system tray when AX is running
6 More documentation is at Start -> Programs -> AX
7 To see a complete list of currently available accents type space then F8
AX works for many languages and symbols which can be combined.
(Further adaptation is possible - see Customisation below)
When AX is running there is a small yellow icon in the tool bar
(often at the botton right of your screen) Right-click to change
language, symbols and other settings.
The top row of the settings allows you to choose a main language and
an 'extra' language or set of symbols. These may be combined in two
ways: 'Mask' where the main language may disable some of the extra
language's characters and 'Merge' where common cycles are combined.
What suits you is a matter of try it and see.
If you use AX a lot then setting this to 'Yes' means AX will be ready and waiting
in the background each time you switch on your computer.
This is the number of seconds the initial information screen stays on the screen for
unless OKed first.
AX
works incredibly well when all things are considered, however sometimes
there are clashes with other programs and locations limit displayable
characters and keyboards are customised one way or another.
The Sandbox should help you get to the bottom of what is the matter.
There is no guarantee you'll be able to fix the problem completely
but at least you'll know what is causing it.
• Right-click on the icon in the system tray
• Select Sandpit from the menu
• You will see a complete list of displayable characters from the current Main and extra cycles
• Try pressing the active function key when the cursor is next to an AX-able character and see if anything happens
• Space then F8(etc.) puts characters on the screen one at a time (the
same way as it does normally) This may give different results.
• You can try cutting and pasting the from the sandbox to your application
This tells you that your system is capable of displaying the required characters.
• There is nothing wrong with your screen or language settings
Your system is incapable of displaying some characters.
• You may be able to change this via Start->Settings->Control Panel->Regional and language options
It
looks like your keyboard is 'using F8 for something else'. This
is especially common with laptops and 'media' keyboards.
• The function key used to activate AX can be set in the Settings menu. Experiment.
• There have been some reports of 'security' programs interfering with the keyboard. (And malware can do the same.)
If
F8 (Or alternative as set in the Settings) works in the Sandbox but not
in your application then the first thing to do is try another function
key.
• Applications may use a function key in a way which blocks AX
• Applications may be trying fancy auto-correct-as-you-go
Try AX in a number of applications eg word processor, web browser, email and see what the differences are
This indicates that some of the keystrokes being used by AX are being intercepted somewhere. (Not in your application.) The reports of this behaviour have implicated background applications. (The sort that put all those icons in your system tray that you don't know what they actually do.) Try exiting some of those and see if you get your keyboard back.
Your application is not accepting some keystrokes as legitimate characters. There is nothing to do but explain to the program manufacturer. If you get an unsatisfactory response don't use their program.
This
suggests that your application simply won't show the characters.
ie. The problem lies with the application in particular not the
computer in general.
• Your application may have language settings hidden in some back corner you can experiment with.
AX should work with just about every program. A good place to start is try it
in word processor, browser, email program and even Windows explorer. The first thing to
try is changing the function key.
• See Using the sandpit above
Some laptops and keyboards have funny other uses for all the function keys.
You'll need to find out how to stop them being,say, "Next track" and reverting to
plain F-key function.
• See Using the sandpit above
If you see a square box it means your system is not set up to display
that character. This is more often the case with symbols. If it is an
important accent then check your regional settings (Start -> Settings -> Control Panel)
Some programs refuse to work with some characters. Typically a word processor
might refuse to work with a particular accent. This might be due to automatic correction
or a bug. Check by trying typing into a search and replace box. If it works there and not
the text it is probably something like correct-as-you-go.
• See Using the sandpit above
If you've checked that space then F8 doesn't list your specific accent
then have a look at ax.cfg (typically in C:\Program Files\Vulpeculox\ax)
where the language cycles are defined.But do not edit it! See
Adaptation guide below It may be that your language is
not very well implemented. (But it is quite easy to adapt if you
follow basic rules.)
People are always wanting to add 'their' language to AX.
This is easy to do, please read the Adaptation guide.
The power of AX comes from lots of people cooperating
to make the changes available to the rest of the community.
AX spys on your keyboard. This is legitimate but some malware does the same thing.
Some anti-virus programs can't tell the difference.
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* Unresolved problems
* Solutions (They can help others who have the same problem.)
• AX is written by Peter Fox, 2 Tees Close, Witham, Essex, CM8 1LG, England
• The program is copyrighted and owned by Peter Fox.
• The software is licenced under the terms of the "GPL" as distributed with the program
The key thing about this licence is that if you alter or redistribute the program you MUST
provide the source. This is all about people building on each other's efforts.
• No warranty of fitness is offered or to be implied. Use at your own risk...
• ...However there is no malware, nagging, overt or covert data collection of any sort associated
with this program. (Emails to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>will be retained if I think there may be a
useful purpose in contacting a contributor at a later date.)
If you can't get what you want by altering the settings then editing ax.cfg
will allow you to:
(a) Change cycles of accents
(b) Add new languages and symbol sets
(c) Add a new dialog language
* You should make a safety copy of ax.cfg first.
* You will need a Unicode text editor
AX.exe is the program which reads all the languages from AX.cfg
AX.cfg is the file you will be editing to give AX extra languages.
(AX.ahk is the source which is included so that anyone who
wishes to develop AX or just see how it works can build on it.
If you are interested in programming then see the Script construction
section below.)
The accenting part of AX works as follows:
When F8 is pressed it selects and backspaces as if from the keyboard.
Now it copies the selected character and looks it up in a list of characters called a cycle.
If if is in the cycle it pastes the next character in the place of the selected one.
Suppose we have a cycle of three characters "S$S". If the cursor is just to the right of "S"
in some text when F8 is pressed the next character in the cycle will be "$" and so S is
turned into $. If we press F8 again now the character to the left of the cursor is "$" It
is found of course in the cycle and the next is "S". Notice that we are now exactly as
we were at the start.
IMPORTANT : The start and end letter of each cycle must be the same.
IMPORTANT : Cycles must be separated by a space
Typically we want bundle a number of cycles together. All the cycles are
in the AX.cfg file.
IMPORTANT : This is a Unicode file and MUST be edited with a UNICODE TEXT EDITOR
otherwise it will be corrupted. (Take a backup first.)
IMPORTANT : AX.cfg is a Unicode text file and can only be edited with a Unicode text editor
Take a backup first.
If you make changes to ax.cfg then please attach ax.cfg to an email to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Don't send in the body of the text) explaining what
you've done. These changes can then be incorporated into the next
release.
To test out ax.cfg you have to either end then restart the program or run through the settings dialog.
It should be obvous where you have to make the changes and how these are formatted.
Remember that cycles are called cycles for a reason: The first and last letters are the same.
A few texts need to be translated then properly labelled. These are all in the [DIALOGS]
section. It should be clear from the texts already there what to do.
* Texts are accessed by a two-letter language code (en-english, pl-polish etc.) This
code is the ISO 639-1 standard. (If a 2-letter code isn't applicable then a 3-letter
version can be used instead.)
* Insert the language code in the "i18n" line in the correct alphabetical position and add a
vertical bar.
* Create a new series of texts with the language code of the labels changed. For example
HOWTOen -> HOWTOsp.
* "
" indicates a new line. "*KEY*" will get replaced by the function key in use at the time.
HOWTOxx Basic instruction
INFOxx Telling what the current cycles are
MOREINFOxx Directing the user to look at the help file or visit the web site.
LABELSxx Seven brief captions that appear on the settings/preferences dialog
The first is used for the menu and as a caption for the dialog
The rest are labels for the controls left to right, top to bottom.
OPTIONSxx Four options to appear in the combining and auto-start lists
1 Main language takes priority in combining
2 Language cycles are merged
3 Yes
4 No
SETTINGSxx Instruction to access settings/preferences dialog
SANDBOXxx The first item (before |) appears at the menu title. The rest, notice new lines
, is simple explanation of how to use the sandbox.
+ EXITxx
ax.ahk
is the 'program source' as described below in detail. This
is written in the AutoHotkey scripting language. (This scripting
language is not for the faint-hearted as it has many quirks.)
See www.autohotkey.com for more details.
(Specifically the AutoHotkey_L variant which supports Unicode.)
ax.cfg is a Unicode file which contains the character cycles,
internationalised dialog strings and a bit of version information and
editing hints.
Settings are stored in the registry.
The sections of the configuration are identified by [<word>] at the start of a line.
The [CYCLES] section is reserved for entries of the form <name>=<cycle>
All lines of the form <key>=<value> are read into memory. For example
"i18n=de|en|fr|pl" will be accessible to the program as a variable %i18n%
The registry is used to store settings/preferences.
The main branch is HKLM, SOFTWARE\Vulpeculox\AX
The keys (which become variables of the same name) are
* mainlang - Name of main language
* extralang - Name of additional language
* merge - One of the options from the 'combine by' drop-down (See
OPTIONSxx in [DIALOGS]) In English "Masking" or "Merging"
* dialoglang - Two character code used for internationalising dialogs and splash screen
* splashdelay - String version of number of seconds
* fkey - Function key to use eg "F4"
Registry values are first set up by the installation program.
When F8(etc) is pressed it selects and backspaces as if from the keyboard.
Now it copies the selected character and looks it up in a list of characters called a cycle.
If if is in the cycle it pastes the next character in the place of the selected one.
Suppose we have a cycle of three characters "S$S". If the cursor is just to the right of "S"
in some text when F8 is pressed the next character in the cycle will be "$" and so S is
turned into $. If we press F8 again now the character to the left of the cursor is "$" It
is found of course in the cycle and the next is "S". Notice that we are now exactly as
we were at the start.
This is quite a tricky operation applied when we are using the 'Merge' method of combining the main and extra sets. In a nutshell we look at the cycles of the extra language and either append complete to the end of the main language cycles (if the isn't a clash) or cut the characters into the appropriate cycle of the main language if they 'run-together'.
Dealing with the settings are organised in two parts
(1) Create and populate the dialog
(2) Update and dispose of dialog then re-read the config
From
version 4 the registry is used to keep user preferences for 'splash
language', initial active language or initial set. Autostart is
controlled by creating/deleting a shortcut in the start menu group.
The base key is HKLM, SOFTWARE\Vulpeculox\AX
String used to reference an extra cycle in ax.cfg eg Arrows
Can also be used to reference a 2nd language
String:
Merge (or i18n equivilent) ... Merge base and extra cycles
Mask (or i18n equivilent) ... Base cycles mask extra cycles
A two character string (lowercase) which selects the language to use for splash and other messages.
Currently supported are en(default),fr,de, and pl
The code needs to match the splash screen texts section of ax.cfg
Switches between the two methods of combining languages.
The options are read from the [DIALOGS] section of ax.cfg and may be internationalised. (See OPTIONSxx)
Stored in the registry
Automatic starting is arranged by putting a shortcut (.lnk) to ax.exe in the startup section of the start menu.
The yes/no otions may be internationalised (See OPTIONSxx)
The two character code used to internationalise splash screen and dialogs.
Stored in the registry
The options for this are obtained from the "i18n" value in the [DIALOGS] section.
Number of seconds before automatically closing the splash screen.
Stored in the regsitry
Note : I Have not allowed this to be completely disabled as I believe it is important
that programs which insinuate themselves in sensitive places should not do so
with complete stealth.
Defaulting to F8 this is stored in the registry as a string. eg "F4"
The options are hard-coded F1...F12
+ Pre-history
The first version of AX was written and distributed back in 1993.
It was created using Visual Basic for Windows but it didn't work
very well with Win98 and so fell into disuse.
The method was revived in 2008 using the AutoHotkey scripting utility
as an excuse to put off real work for an hour.
Version improvements have been driven by feedback from users.
+
Version 1.00 5th September 2008
• First release
Version 1.10 16th January 2009
• French character set renamed French1
• öœ ÖŒ Æ æ Added to French
+
Version 2.10 14th December 2010
• Recompiled with Unicode support
+
Version 3.0 26th December 2010
• Supports French and German splash screen.
• Russian cycles added
• New installation method
• Documentation revised
Version 3.10 28th January 2011
• Added Polish, Esperanto, Slovak, Chinese-pinyin
• Bug in Italian fixed
Version 4.0 30th January 2011
• NOT COMPATIBLE WITH PREVIOUS VERSIONS
• Complete rewrite of settings to use menu and dialog to be intuitive and non-technical
• Command line and shortcuts and multiple start/programs/ax menus removed
• Smoother, simpler setup program
• Better internationalisation
• Additional languages and symbols
• Rewrite of documentation and simplification of getting started
Version 4.10 12th Feb 2011
• Adapted so that preferences are stored in a file called ax.settings.
This improves the user experience when using AX on a USB stick.
(Settings are still stored in the registry. This only kicks-in if AX is
not being run under the program files directory.)
Version 4.11 14th August 2011
Bug fixed when merging character cycles
+ Other operating systems
AX has been made possible by hooking into the Windows operating system, which unfortunately makes it Windows specific.
I'm sure that other operating systems could be hacked to give a similar
feature - don't forget the basic method is incredibly simple. For
an OS expert the API calls shouldn't be too challenging: A keyboard
hook, a way to send fake characters and a way to read the cut and paste
buffer are all that's required.
Languages
Essential
• ax.exe
• ax.cfg
Required
• licence.txt
• docs\GetStarteden.txt ... Info to appear in installer
• docs\axen.htm ... full documentation (en)
• ax.ico
Sources
• ax.ahk
To create a working AX all that is needed is ax.exe and ax.cfg in the same directory.
(However this doesn't comply with the terms of the GPL and isn't user friendly.)
The standard setup program is built with Inno setup.
The configuration for this is available on request.
• Users who have put time and effort into improving AX, particularly by
supplying new character cycles and translations of documentation.
- Mehmet Kayaalp
- Jerry McCarthy
- Roger McKeon
- David Mummery
- Alain Petit
- George Zolkiewski
- Brian Williams
- Laszlo Horvath
- Angelo Pugliese from Kolkata, India
• The people who have created, developed and made freely available
Autohotkey and AutoHotkey_L
• The people who have created the Inno setup installer creator program.


fate
Developed a Command Line Interface to browse FontAwesome icons on terminal. Published as a Python package which has over 1000 downloads.
Developed a Command Line Interface to browse FontAwesome icons on terminal. Published as a Python package which has over 1000 downloads.
Developed a webapp which fetches user’s profile photo and overlays it with SaveTheInternet badge. Many users used it to show support for the cause.
Developed a webapp to find out accounts which an Instagram user follows but they don’t follow back.
Anticipated the need for carpooling needs in university. Designed and built a webapp before the advent of today’s popular ridesharing apps. Over 800 users within 5 days of launch.


HTTP Method Spoofing¶
When working with HTML forms you can only use GET or POST HTTP verbs. In most cases, this is just fine. However, to support REST-ful routing you need to support other, more correct, verbs, like DELETE or PUT. Since the browsers don’t support this, CodeIgniter provides you with a way to spoof the method that is being used. This allows you to make a POST request, but tell the application that it should be treated as a different request type.
To spoof the method, a hidden input is added to the form with the name of _method
. It’s value is the HTTP verb
that you want the request to be:
<form action="" method="post">
<input type="hidden" name="_method" value="PUT" />
</form>
This form is converted into a PUT request and is a true PUT request as far as the routing and the IncomingRequest class are concerned.
The form that you are using must be a POST request. GET requests cannot be spoofed.
Note
Be sure to check your web server’s configuration as some servers do not support all HTTP verbs with the default configuration, and must have additional packages enabled to work.


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Faculty, Jane | Faculty Member |
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- magenta - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Color
-
The fixed colour dark magenta
- ManhattanHeuristic - Class in com.github.mathiewz.slick.util.pathfinding.heuristics
-
A heuristic that drives the search based on the Manhattan distance
between the current location and the target
- ManhattanHeuristic(int) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.util.pathfinding.heuristics.ManhattanHeuristic
-
Create a new heuristic
- MannTriangulator - Class in com.github.mathiewz.slick.geom
-
A 2D Triangulator.
- MannTriangulator() - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.geom.MannTriangulator
-
Creates a new instance of Triangulator0
- MaskUtil - Class in com.github.mathiewz.slick.util
-
A utility to provide full screen masking
- MaskUtil() - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.util.MaskUtil
-
- MAX_GLYPH_SIZE - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.font.GlyphPage
-
The maxium size of an individual glyph
- MAX_POINTS - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.geom.GeomUtil
-
The maximum number of points returned by an operation - prevents full lockups
- MAX_POINTS - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.opengl.renderer.QuadBasedLineStripRenderer
-
Maximum number of points allowed in a single strip
- MAX_VERTS - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.opengl.renderer.VAOGLRenderer
-
The maximum number of vertices draw in one batch
- merge(Space) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.util.pathfinding.navmesh.Space
-
Merge this space with another
- MOD - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.openal.DeferredSound
-
Indicate a MOD/XM to be loaded
- MODE_ADD - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Graphics
-
Draw adding the existing colour to the new colour
- MODE_ALPHA_BLEND - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Graphics
-
Draw using the alpha blending
- MODE_ALPHA_MAP - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Graphics
-
Draw to the alpha map
- MODE_COLOR_MULTIPLY - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Graphics
-
Draw multiplying the source and destination colours
- MODE_NORMAL - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Graphics
-
The normal drawing mode
- MODE_SCREEN - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Graphics
-
Draw blending the new image into the old one by a factor of it's colour
- MODSound - Class in com.github.mathiewz.slick.openal
-
A sound as a MOD file - can only be played as music
- MODSound(SoundStore, InputStream) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.openal.MODSound
-
Create a mod sound to be played back
- Module - Class in com.github.mathiewz.slick.ibxm
-
- Module() - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.ibxm.Module
-
- MorphShape - Class in com.github.mathiewz.slick.geom
-
A shape that morphs between a set of other shapes
- MorphShape(Shape) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.geom.MorphShape
-
Create a new mighty morphin shape
- MOUSE_LEFT_BUTTON - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Input
-
The left mouse button indicator
- MOUSE_MIDDLE_BUTTON - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Input
-
The middle mouse button indicator
- MOUSE_RIGHT_BUTTON - Static variable in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Input
-
The right mouse button indicator
- MouseButtonControl - Class in com.github.mathiewz.slick.command
-
A control indicating that a mouse button must be pressed or released to cause an command
- MouseButtonControl(int) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.command.MouseButtonControl
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Create a new control that indicates a mouse button to be pressed or released
- mouseClicked(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.BasicGame
-
- mouseClicked(int, int, int, int) - Method in interface com.github.mathiewz.slick.MouseListener
-
Notification that a mouse button was clicked.
- mouseClicked(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.BasicGameState
-
- mouseClicked(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.StateBasedGame
-
- mouseClicked(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.util.InputAdapter
-
- mouseDragged(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.BasicGame
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- mouseDragged(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.gui.MouseOverArea
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- mouseDragged(int, int, int, int) - Method in interface com.github.mathiewz.slick.MouseListener
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Notification that mouse cursor was dragged
- mouseDragged(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.BasicGameState
-
- mouseDragged(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.StateBasedGame
-
- mouseDragged(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.util.InputAdapter
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- MouseListener - Interface in com.github.mathiewz.slick
-
Description of classes that respond to mouse related input events
- mouseMoved(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.BasicGame
-
- mouseMoved(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.gui.MouseOverArea
-
- mouseMoved(int, int, int, int) - Method in interface com.github.mathiewz.slick.MouseListener
-
Notification that mouse cursor was moved
- mouseMoved(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.BasicGameState
-
- mouseMoved(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.StateBasedGame
-
- mouseMoved(int, int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.util.InputAdapter
-
- MouseOverArea - Class in com.github.mathiewz.slick.gui
-
A mouse over area that can be used for menus or buttons
- MouseOverArea(GUIContext, Image, int, int, ComponentListener) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.gui.MouseOverArea
-
Create a new mouse over area
- MouseOverArea(GUIContext, Image, int, int) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.gui.MouseOverArea
-
Create a new mouse over area
- MouseOverArea(GUIContext, Image, int, int, int, int, ComponentListener) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.gui.MouseOverArea
-
Create a new mouse over area
- MouseOverArea(GUIContext, Image, int, int, int, int) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.gui.MouseOverArea
-
Create a new mouse over area
- MouseOverArea(GUIContext, Image, Shape) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.gui.MouseOverArea
-
Create a new mouse over area
- mousePressed(int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.BasicGame
-
- mousePressed(int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.gui.MouseOverArea
-
- mousePressed(int, int, int) - Method in interface com.github.mathiewz.slick.MouseListener
-
Notification that a mouse button was pressed
- mousePressed(int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.BasicGameState
-
- mousePressed(int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.StateBasedGame
-
- mousePressed(int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.util.InputAdapter
-
- mouseReleased(int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.BasicGame
-
- mouseReleased(int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.gui.AbstractComponent
-
Gives the focus to this component with a click of the mouse.
- mouseReleased(int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.gui.MouseOverArea
-
- mouseReleased(int, int, int) - Method in interface com.github.mathiewz.slick.MouseListener
-
Notification that a mouse button was released
- mouseReleased(int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.BasicGameState
-
- mouseReleased(int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.StateBasedGame
-
- mouseReleased(int, int, int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.util.InputAdapter
-
- mouseWheelMoved(int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.BasicGame
-
- mouseWheelMoved(int) - Method in interface com.github.mathiewz.slick.MouseListener
-
Notification that the mouse wheel position was updated
- mouseWheelMoved(int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.BasicGameState
-
- mouseWheelMoved(int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.state.StateBasedGame
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- mouseWheelMoved(int) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.util.InputAdapter
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- move(float, float) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.particles.Particle
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Move this particle a fixed amount
- moveAll(ParticleEmitter, float, float) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.particles.ParticleSystem
-
Move all the particles owned by the specified emitter
- Mover - Interface in com.github.mathiewz.slick.util.pathfinding
-
A tagging interface for an object representing the entity in the game that
is going to moving along the path.
- Muffin - Interface in com.github.mathiewz.slick.muffin
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A description of any class with the ability to store state locally
- multiply(Color) - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Color
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Multiply this color by another
- Music - Class in com.github.mathiewz.slick
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A piece of music loaded and playable within the game.
- Music(String) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Music
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Create and load a piece of music (either OGG or MOD/XM)
- Music(URL) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Music
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Create and load a piece of music (either OGG or MOD/XM)
- Music(InputStream, String) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Music
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Create and load a piece of music (either OGG or MOD/XM)
- Music(URL, boolean) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Music
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Create and load a piece of music (either OGG or MOD/XM)
- Music(String, boolean) - Constructor for class com.github.mathiewz.slick.Music
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Create and load a piece of music (either OGG or MOD/XM)
- musicEnded(Music) - Method in interface com.github.mathiewz.slick.MusicListener
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Notification that a piece of music finished playing
- MusicListener - Interface in com.github.mathiewz.slick
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The description of any class needing to recieve notification of changes
to music state.
- musicOn() - Method in class com.github.mathiewz.slick.openal.SoundStore
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Check if music is currently enabled
- musicSwapped(Music, Music) - Method in interface com.github.mathiewz.slick.MusicListener
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Notification that a piece of music has been swapped
for another.


I want to take over the world.
Great idea! What's stopping you?
I think we all feel like that every now and then.


Once you have been admitted as a graduate or non-degree student, the ISSO needs to process certain documentation to finalize your arrangement with BU.Afterhave submitted the required academic information and documentation to the Graduate Admissions office in your school or college, your Admissions office will work with you to gather the additional documentation necessary to obtain your immigration document from the ISSO.
All international students and scholars must check-in with the ISSO upon arrival. If you don't complete your initial check-in at the ISSO, you may jeopardize your legal status in U.S..
You are considered an international student or scholar if you are not a U.S. Citizen or a U.S. Permanent Resident ("Green Card" holder). You must report to the ISSO for check-in if you are:
International Students & Scholars Office
888 Commonwealth Avenue, 2nd Floor
Boston, MA 02215
ISSO office provides new students the opportunity to learn how to best transition to the U.S. and the BU community. These mandatory sessions feature an introduction to ISSO services and include critical visa and immigration information, as well as important tips on cultural adjustment, the American classroom, and health.
ISSO's International Student Advising team participates in Boston University Orientation to offer a program tailored for international students.
International freshman, MET International undergraduate students, and Exchange XRG students, are encouraged to register through the Orientation office.
The ISSO offers an orientation session to graduate degree students each semmester.
Fall 2015 ISSO INTERNATIONAL
GRADUATE STUDENT ORIENTATION
Orientation session time
All BU sponsored J-1 Scholars are required by U.S. Department of State regulations to report to the ISSO and attend a New Scholar Orientation upon arrival in the U.S.
The ISSO offers two New J-1 Scholar Orientation/Check-in sessions weekly:
| Tuesdays | 10:00 a.m. | Charles River Campus, ISSO |
888 Commonwealth Avenue, 2nd Floor
Boston, MA 02215Thursdays11:00 a.m.
Medical Campus,
Human Resources office
Please bring:
Students must be enrolled part-time or full-time in a degree or non-degree program, and the primary activity at BU is to study.
Most international students at BU are here in this classification, as it is designed to facilitate study toward a specific educational objective. Click for more information about F-1.
Students who receive qualifying financial sponsorship or who are participating in a formal university exchange program are in he J-1 category.Click for more information about J-1.
If you are currently in the US in another immigration classification, you may be eligible to enroll in either full-time or part-time coursework at BU. Click for more information.
While you are studying or working in the U.S., you should keep your immigration documents safe and valid. It's also important that you understand the purpose of, and validity period for, each document.
Your passport is an important document issued by your country of citizenship and used to establish your identity. In any correspondence with ISSO and in your BU records and other applications, you should use the name as it appears on your passport. If the information in your passport is not accurate, you must correct it before any other immigration documents are changed.
It's important to Maintain a valid passport which means you maintain your immigration status in the U.S. You'd better make sure that your passport will be valid for as long as possible into the future, but at the minimum, it should always be valid at least six months beyond any anticipated date(s) of entry to the US.
If your passport is expiring while you are in the U.S., you will need to take the necessary steps to replace it in a timely manner. You can carry out this process in the U.S. by contacting one of your country's embassies or consulates, or by returning home and renewing it there. Situation varies from country to country. In some cases, it may be as simple as a trip to your consulate in Boston, but in other cases it may be a more complicated and time-consuming process involving an embassy in Washington, DC, or a consulate in another city.
The ISSO needs to use your name, as represented on your passport, on all of your immigration documents. If your passport name is not accurate, you must correct it before any other immigration documents are changed.
Your visa indicates whether you have permission to enter the U.S. in a certain immigration classification. You may have more than one valid visa in your passport, but you can only have one status while you are in the U.S. Therefore, your visa does not confirm your current classification or how long you can stay in the U.S.
Once you are in the U.S., be sure to keep track of your visa's expiration date as it may not coincide with the dates on your other immigration documents. If you plan to travel outside the U.S., you will need a valid visa in order to re-enter. (You can think of your visa as you would a movie ticket: You need it to get into the movie theater, but once you are in the theater, you don't need it unless you exit for some popcorn or snacks. Then if you want to get back in the theater, you need to present that ticket again.)
If your visa expires when you're in the U.S., you don't need to take any action until the next time you depart the U.S. Then, in most cases, you'll need to obtain a new, valid visa to re-enter.
You cannot renew an expired visa from within the U.S., so if you are leaving the US temporarily and your visa is expired, you must make arrangements to obtain a new visa at a U.S. consulate or embassy outside the U.S. Visit our Travel and Visas section for more information.
Some limited travel abroad may be possible with an expired visa. Please review the information on automatic visa revalidation.
Your Form I-20 or DS-2019 gives a more detailed explanation of your program or affiliation at BU. The ISSO will issue this document for you through a system called SEVIS. If any terms of your program at BU change, the ISSO will need to issue you a new form to indicate those changes. The examples below outline the specific information to be included on your immigration document.
The dates indicated on your BU-issued document reflect the dates of your current program or affiliation. If you will be extending your program at BU, the ISSO will issue a new document to reflect the extended dates of your program or affiliation.
Upon arrival to the U.S., a customs officer will review your passport, visa, and immigration-specific document(s), and grant you entry to the U.S. The customs official will place an entry stamp in your passport which indicates your date of entry, category of admission (i.e., J-1, F-1, etc.), and length of permitted stay in the U.S.
If the entry stamp is not clear or not properly notated or if you need to apply for employment or other benefits from federal government agencies, you must present a Form I-94, which includes more detailed information about your most recent entry to the US. Get your I-94 form.
Your immigration classification is based on your primary purpose in the U.S. There are things you need to be aware of and steps you need to take to maintain your lawful immigration status throughout your stay at BU.
It is important to understand the requirements that govern your specific immigration classification and to communicate with the ISSO prior to taking part in activities that may negatively impact your legal status in the U.S. If you violate the terms of your status, you may need to take steps to regain legal status through an application for reinstatement or through making a new entry to the U.S.
The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System, known as SEVIS, is a real-time electronic system used to maintain records for individuals in F or J status. Every F-1 student and J-1 exchange visitor has a unique SEVIS record. This record was created by the ISSO prior to issuing your immigration document. You can find your SEVIS number in the upper right corner of your immigration document.
New F-1 students, J-1 students, and J-1 scholars entering the U.S. for the first time in F-1 or J-1 status must pay a SEVIS fee.
A F-1 or J-1 student must register for and complete at least 12 credit hours each Fall and Spring Semester to maintain your immigration status. In some cases, the required credit hours for your degree program may exceed the 12 credit hours required for immigration purposes. Dropping below 12 credits without prior authorization by the ISSO is considered a violation of your F-1 or J-1 immigration status and will result in a negative SEVIS record termination.
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Federal regulations require BU to notify the Department of Homeland Security about the physical presence and registration of every F-1 student each academic semester. We do this via your electronic SEVIS record once you have verified that you have returned to campus and are registered for a full course of study. F-1 students continuing enrollment at BU must complete F-1 Semester Verification each semester.
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Your anticipated completion date can change for many reasons students may change majors or programs, or research can take unexpected (yet exciting) turns. This is normal in academia. If you need additional time to complete your studies or affiliation at BU, the ISSO can advise you on your options and the required paperwork.
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Your immigration documents should accurately reflect the details of your BU affiliation at all times. Whether you are a student changing education level or degree program, or a scholar whose appointment terms are changing, the ISSO must be notified in advance to assess whether the change will affect your current immigration status.
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A Social Security Number (SSN) is a unique identification number that allows the United States government to monitor your taxable wages earned as an employee in the U.S. As an international student or scholar, you only qualify for a Social Security Card if you have authorization to work in the U.S.
The SSN does not give you U.S. employment authorization. It simply provides an identifying number for you to be paid for a U.S. job and for your employer to deduct the appropriate taxes on behalf of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
In order to qualify for a SSN, you must be physically present in the U.S. in an immigration classification that permits employment.
Common immigration categories held by Boston University students and scholars include:
You are eligible to apply for a SSN if you have any of the following types of U.S. work authorizations:
You are eligible to apply for an SSN in either of these cases:
Consult with your J-1 Exchange Program Sponsor to ask about whether you are eligible for U.S. work and about the documentation you will need to apply.
You are eligible to apply for your SSN after the validly period of the EAD has begun, and no later than 15 days prior to the expiration of the EAD. (Students in F-1 status, see above.)
You should obtain your Social Security Card before you begin any work in the U.S. If you begin employment without a Social Security Number, you must then inform your employer as soon as you receive your Social Security Number so that they can modify your withholdings for payroll purposes.
You must present all of the following documentation:
You may submit an application for a Social Security Card to the Social Security Administration in person on any business day (except holidays) between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. The Boston office is generally the most convenient location for BU students and scholars:
Social Security Administration
Thomas P. O Neill Federal Office Building
10 Causeway Street, Room 148
Boston, MA 02222
Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
By MBTA: North Station ST stop on the Green or Orange Line; the building is next to the TD Garden.
For a map to the office
Know more aboutSocial Security Office
In most cases, a Social Security Card should be mailed to the address you listed on your application form within 14 business days. If you do not receive a Social Security Card within 30?0 days, you should contact the Social Security Administration via telephone at<PHONE_NUMBER> or visit the Social Security Administration website to ask about the status of your pending application.
The notation on the Social Security Card should read Valid for Employment Only with DHS Authorization". This clarifies to your employer that the Social Security Card itself does not give you work permission in the U.S. and that you will need to obtain separate work permission in order to start working. To find out more about employment authorization, please contact a staff member at the ISSO or visit the Employment and Internships page on our website.
It's important that you contact the Student Employment office Link, if:
For more information about Social Security Numbers, visit one of these pages of the Social Security Administration website:
As an international student in F-1 and J-1 immigration status, you are authorized to work on campus during your program of study. If you hold another immigration category, you may be eligible to work if you have U.S. employment authorization.
All international students must follow a few key steps before starting an on-campus job:
Maybe you've been offered a management internship with a start-up company, or perhaps you want to build your resume by working at a firm or conducting research at another university's lab. Before accepting an off-campus internship, job, or any payment for services, you will need to be certain your F-1 or J-1 immigration status allows you to begin.
Off-campus work permission for international students in the U.S. is quite limited, applications for certain employment authorizations can often take months to be approved, and that you must always have valid employment authorization to begin employment.
The most common types of student work permission are for major-related training:
As international students and scholars at BU, you must apply for the most appropriate visa that will allow you to enter the US to begin or resume your academic activities. The length of the visa will vary depending on your country of citizenship and your visa classification. The visa must always be valid when entering the US but is allowed to expire after you have entered the country. If you leave the US in the middle of your academic activities and plan to return to BU in the same visa classification to resume the same academic activities, you will need to make certain that your visa is still valid or renew your visa before you return to the US.
In order to avoid possible problems in applying for a visa or entering the US, it is recommended that your passport be valid for at least six months beyond your expected entry date to the US.
The documents that you need to support your visa classification will vary, please see the visa classifications below for specific details. To avoid delays in visa issuance and entering the US, the spelling of your name and your date of birth must be exactly the same as reflected in your passport. If your name or date of birth does not appear correctly on your documents, please notify the ISSO immediately.
Make sure the information on your SEVIS Form I-20 is correct.Your I-20 indicates that we expect you to enroll in a specific program of study at BU and that we have created a record for you in the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS). The I-20 includes dates and information about your intended program of study. You can find your unique SEVIS ID in the upper-right corner of page 1 of your I-20. If you have dependent family members (husband or wife, children under the age of 21) who will be traveling to the US with you, they will receive their own I-20 Forms to assist with their application(s) for F-2 visa(s). Please contact the ISSO if any information on your I-20 is incorrect, or if you need to request immigration documents for F-2 dependents.
Citizens of all countries (except Canada) are required to be in possession of a valid visa to enter the US. You must initiate the visa application process with the nearest US embassy or consulate. It is strongly recommended that you review the website of that consular post to learn about their specific visa application procedures, documentary requirements, and deadlines. Most consular posts will process an application a maximum of 120 days prior to the start date of your academic activities.
Please refer to the US Department of State (DOS) website for more information regarding visa appointment wait times at specific consulates and embassies, as well as any additional fees required. Fees and wait times may vary based on country of citizenship and visa classification.
There are special procedures for citizens of Cuba, Syria, Sudan, and Iran when applying for a US visa. Please refer to the US DOS website for more information.
Once you have obtained your visa, you are ready to travel to the U.S. Bring all of your immigration documents that pertain to your status, and keep these documents with you at all times during your travel. Do not leave any of these documents in your luggage as you will need to present them for inspection at the U.S. port of entry before you can pick up your luggage in the U.S.
When you arrive, you will apply for official admission?to the U.S. in a particular immigration classification at a U.S. port of entry. A US Customs and Border Protection (USCBP) officer will examine the following documents:
You may also need to present all or some of the documents required to apply for your visa:
Provided you present the proper documents and the USCBP officer is satisfied with your answers, the officer will admit you to the U.S. in a particular visa classification. The officer will update your U.S. Department of Homeland Security entry record electronically and will stamp your passport to reflect the:
Many students and scholars take the opportunity to travel home or to another country during their time in the US. While you can make plans to depart the US at any time, you need to make certain that you have the appropriate documentation to return to the US to resume your activities. The information below will help facilitate your return to the US.
The visa in your passport does not grant permission to enter a third country (a country that is not the US or your home country). If you are traveling to a third country, you may need a visa to enter that country.
You need to contact the embassy or consulate of the country you will be traveling to and ask for specific information about visa requirements for citizens from your home country since the ISSO can only advise on re-entry to the US.
F and J nonimmigrants who travel to Canada, Mexico, or the adjacent islands (except for Cuba) may return to the US using an expired US visa. This rule is known as Automatic Visa Revalidation. To successfully use Automatic Visa Revalidation, travelers must have previously entered the US in a nonimmigrant visa category, and must be maintaining valid nonimmigrant status.
For all other visa categories, Automatic Visa Revalidation does not apply. All other visa categories must have a valid and current US visa stamp in order to re-enter the US.
If you have questions about safely re-entering the US from Canada, Mexico, or the adjacent islands using Automatic Visa Revalidation, please consult with the ISSO before you depart Boston.


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Helper class for setting up the tree and showing it in the UI.


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The Z-machine is a design for an imaginary computer: Z is for 'Zork', the adventure game it was originally designed to play. Like any computer, it stores its information (mostly) in an array of variables numbered from 0 up to some large number: this is called its memory. A stock of some 240 memory locations are set aside for easy and quick access, and these are called global variables (since they are available to any part of the program which is running, at any time).
The two important pieces of information not stored in memory are the program counter (PC) and the stack. The Z-machine continuously runs a program by getting the instruction stored at position PC in memory, acting on the instruction and then moving the PC forward to the next. The instruction set of the Z-machine (the range of possible actions and how they are encoded as numbers in memory) occupies much of this document.
Programs are divided into routines: the Z-machine is always executing a particular routine, the one which the PC currently points inside. However, some instructions cause the Z-machine to call a new routine and then to return where the first routine left off. The Z-machine therefore needs to remember details of where to go back, and it stores these on the stack.
The stack is a second bank of memory, quite separate from the main one, which has variable size: initially it is empty. From time to time values are added to, or taken from, the top of the stack. As well as being used to keep return details, the stack is also used to store local variables (values needed only by a particular routine) and, for short periods only, the partial results of calculations.
Thus, whereas most physical processors (e.g. Z80 or 6502) have a number of quick-access variables outside of memory (called "registers") and a stack inside memory, the Z-machine has the reverse: it has global variables inside memory and a stack kept outside.
There is no access to hardware except by executing particular Z-machine instructions. For instance, read and read_char allow use of the keyboard; print and draw_picture allow use of the screen. The screen's image is not stored anywhere in memory. Conversely, hardware can cause the Z-machine to interrupt, that is, to make a spontaneous call to a particular routine, interrupting what it was previously working on. This happens only if the program has previously requested it: for example, by setting a sound effect playing and asking for a routine to be called when it finishes; or by asking for an interrupt if thirty seconds pass while the player is thinking what to type.
This simple architecture is overlaid by a number of special structures which the Z-machine maintains inside memory. There are around a dozen of these but the most important are:
The Z-machine is primarily used for adventure games, where the dictionary holds names of items and verbs that the player might type, and the objects tend to be the places and artifacts which make up the game. Each object in the tree may have a parent, a sibling and a child. For instance, in the start position of 'Zork I':
West of HouseYou are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door. There is a small mailbox here.
>open mailbox
Opening the small mailbox reveals a leaflet.
At this point (part of) the game's object tree looks like this:
[ 41] "" . [ 68] "West of House" . . [ 21] "you" . . [239] "small mailbox" . . . [ 80] "leaflet" . . [127] "door"
Note that objects are numbered from 1 upward. (Object 41 is a dummy object being used by the game to contain all the "rooms" or locations, and it has many more children besides object 68.) The parent of the player is "West of House", whose parent is 41, which has no parent. The sibling of the player is the mailbox; the child of the mailbox is the leaflet; the sibling of the mailbox is the door and so on.
Objects are bundled-up collections of variables, which come in two kinds: attributes and properties. Attributes are simply flags, that is, they can be set or unset, but have no numerical value. Properties hold numbers, which may in turn represent pieces of text or other information. For instance, one of the properties of the mailbox object above contains the information that the English word "mailbox" refers to it. One of the attributes of the mailbox object is set to indicate that it's a container, whereas the same attribute for the leaflet object is unset. Here is a breakdown of the state of the mailbox:
239. Attributes: 30, 34 Parent object: 68 Sibling object: 127 Child object: 80 Property address: 2b53 Description: "small mailbox" Properties: [49] 00 0a [46] 54 bf 4a c3 [45] 3e c1 [44] 5b 1c
So the only set attributes are 30 and 34: all others are unset. Values are given for properties 44, 45, 46 and 49. The Z-machine itself does not know or care what this information means: that is for the program to sort out.
As a final example, here is part of one of the routines in 'Zork I':
l0006: print_ret "Suicide is not the answer."  l0008: je g57 #63 ~l0009 print_ret "How romantic!" l0009: je g57 #3b ~rfalse get_parent "mirror" local0 get_parent "mirror" sp je g6b local0 sp ~l0010 print_ret "Your image in the mirror looks tired." l0010: print_ret "That's difficult unless your eyes are prehensile."
Z-machine programs are stored on disc, or archived on the Internet, in what are called story files. (Since they were introduced to hold interactive stories.) A story file consists of a snapshot of main memory only. The processor begins to run a story file by starting with an empty stack and a PC value set according to some information in the story file's header. Note that the story file has to be set up with many of the structures in memory, such as the dictionary and the object tree, already created and with sensible contents.
The first byte of any story file, and so the byte at memory address 0, always contains the version number of the Z-machine to be used. The design was evolutionary over a period of a decade: as version number increases, the instruction set grows and tables are reformatted to allow more room for larger games. All of Infocom's games can be played using versions between 3 (the majority) and 6. Games compiled by Inform mainly use versions 5 or 8.
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This plugin provides nothing more than a very simplistic direct DB access tool in the admin console under Server -> Server Management. It's purpose is to allow admins to work with their DBs during debugging sessions to try to determine the state of their DB and maybe make minor adjustments. It should NOT be used normally and you should never edit your DB while Openfire is running without knowing absolutely what you are doing. Openfire caches a lot of data in the backend and changing things out from under it will confuse it and probably cause a wealth of problems. Most likely if you are installing this, it's because someone asked you to. =)
Copy dbaccess.jar into the plugins directory of your Openfire installation. The plugin will then be automatically deployed. To upgrade to a new version, copy the new dbaccess.jar file over the existing file.


The server uses an asynchronous messaging queue to send events to its clients. Every event in the queue originates in an operation performed by a thread in a client, a server, or an application in the server’s or some other distributed system. The event message has a unique identifier composed of the originating thread’s ID combined with its member’s distributed system member ID, and the sequential ID of the operation. So the event messages originating in any single thread can be grouped and ordered by time from lowest sequence ID to highest. Servers and clients track the highest sequential ID for each member thread ID.
A single client thread receives and processes messages from the server, tracking received messages to make sure it does not process duplicate sends. It does this using the process IDs from originating threads.
The client’s message tracking list holds the highest sequence ID of any message received for each originating thread. The list can become quite large in systems where there are many different threads coming and going and doing work on the cache. After a thread dies, its tracking entry is not needed. To avoid maintaining tracking information for threads that have died, the client expires entries that have had no activity for more than the subscription-message-tracking-timeout
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AT&T will launch its commercial 5G network next month, Galaxy Note10+ to be its flagship
by MichailWhile it’s had a 5G network for around a year now, AT&T is finally bringing the full-fledged next-gen network to consumers across five US cities starting next month. These include Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Providence, Rochester and San Diego and the carrier is planning to expand to ten more cities including New York, Boston and San Francisco soon. Nationwide coverage is coming in the first half of 2020.
Up until now, AT&T’s 5G was available in a 5G+ variant which is actually mmWave 5G but it only worked via hotspots and was exclusive to business clients. That's not to be confused with the controversial 5G E which was just a marketing gimmick and still delivered LTE speeds.
Starting December however, AT&T is offering the real sub 6GHz spectrum 5G which although slower than the mmWave variety will at least be open to non-business customers. Those who want to try out AT&T’s new 5G network will have to subscribe to either the Unlimited Extra ($75/month) or Unlimited Elite ($85/month) plans.
To mark the rollout the carrier will also offer the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ 5G with pre-orders starting on November 25 at $1,300.