A WebRowSet
object is very special because in addition to offering all of the capabilities of a CachedRowSet
object, it can write itself as an XML document and can also read that XML document to convert itself back to a WebRowSet
object. Because XML is the language through which disparate enterprises can communicate with each other, it has become the standard for Web Services communication. As a consequence, a WebRowSet
object fills a real need by enabling Web Services to send and receive data from a database in the form of an XML document.
The following topics are covered:
The Coffee Break company
has expanded to selling coffee online. Users order coffee
by the pound from the Coffee Break Web site. The price list
is regularly updated by getting the latest information from
the company's database. This section demonstrates how to send the price data as an XML document with a WebRowSet
object and a single method call.
You create a new WebRowSet
object with the default
constructor defined in the reference implementation,
WebRowSetImpl
, as shown in the following line of code:
WebRowSet
priceList = new WebRowSetImpl();
Although the priceList
object has no data yet, it has the default properties of a BaseRowSet
object. Its SyncProvider
object is at first set to the RIOptimisticProvider
implementation, which is the default for all disconnected
RowSet
objects. However, the WebRowSet
implementation
resets the SyncProvider
object to be the RIXMLProvider
implementation.
You can use an instance of RowSetFactory
, which is created from the RowSetProvider
class, to create a WebRowSet
object. See Using the RowSetFactory Interface in Using JdbcRowSet Objects for more information.
The Coffee Break headquarters
regularly sends price list updates to its web site. This information on WebRowSet
objects will show one way you can send the latest price list in an XML document.
The price list consists of the data in the columns COF_NAME
and PRICE
from the table COFFEES
. The following code
fragment sets the properties needed and populates
the priceList
object with the price list data:
public void getPriceList(String username, String password) { priceList.setCommand("SELECT COF_NAME, PRICE FROM COFFEES"); priceList.setURL("jdbc:mySubprotocol:myDatabase"); priceList.setUsername(username); priceList.setPassword(password); priceList.execute(); // ...
At this point, in addition to the default properties,
the priceList
object contains the data in the COF_NAME
and PRICE
columns from the COFFEES
table and also the metadata
about these two columns.
To write a WebRowSet
object as an XML document, call the method writeXml
. To read that XML document's contents into a WebRowSet
object, call the method readXml
. Both of these methods
do their work in the background, meaning that everything,
except the results, is invisible to you.
The method writeXML
writes the WebRowSet
object that
invoked it as an XML document that represents its current
state. It writes this XML document to the stream that you
pass to it. The stream can be an OutputStream
object, such
as a FileOutputStream
object, or a Writer
object, such as
a FileWriter
object. If you pass the method writeXML
an
OutputStream
object, you will write in bytes, which can
handle all types of data; if you pass it a Writer
object,
you will write in characters. The following code
demonstrates writing the WebRowSet
object priceList
as an XML document to the FileOutputStream
object
oStream
:
java.io.FileOutputStream oStream = new java.io.FileOutputStream("priceList.xml"); priceList.writeXml(oStream);
The following code writes the XML document representing
priceList
to the FileWriter
object writer
instead of to an OutputStream
object. The FileWriter
class
is a convenience class for writing characters to a file.
java.io.FileWriter writer = new java.io.FileWriter("priceList.xml"); priceList.writeXml(writer);
The other two versions of the method writeXML
let you
populate a WebRowSet
object with the contents of a
ResultSet
object before writing it to a stream. In the
following line of code, the method writeXML
reads the
contents of the ResultSet
object rs
into
the priceList
object and then writes priceList
to the
FileOutputStream
object oStream
as an XML document.
priceList.writeXml(rs, oStream);
In the next line of code, the writeXML
methodpopulates
priceList
with the contents of rs
, but it
writes the XML document to a FileWriter
object instead of
to an OutputStream
object:
priceList.writeXml(rs, writer);
The method readXml
parses an XML document in order to
construct the WebRowSet
object the XML document describes.
Similar to the method writeXml
, you can pass readXml
an
InputStream
object or a Reader
object from which to read
the XML document.
java.io.FileInputStream iStream = new java.io.FileInputStream("priceList.xml"); priceList.readXml(iStream); java.io.FileReader reader = new java.io.FileReader("priceList.xml"); priceList.readXml(reader);
Note that you can read the XML description into a new
WebRowSet
object or into the same WebRowSet
object that
called the writeXML
method. In the scenario, where the
price list information is being sent from headquarters to
the Web site, you would use a new WebRowSet
object, as
shown in the following lines of code:
WebRowSet recipient = new WebRowSetImpl(); java.io.FileReader reader = new java.io.FileReader("priceList.xml"); recipient.readXml(reader);
RowSet
objects are more than just the data they contain.
They have properties and metadata about their columns as
well. Therefore, an XML document representing a WebRowSet
object includes this other information in addition to its
data. Further, the data in an XML document includes both
current values and original values. (Recall that original values are the values
that existed immediately before the most recent changes to
data were made. These values are necessary for checking
if the corresponding value in the database has been
changed, thus creating a conflict over which value should
be persistent: the new value you put in the RowSet
object or
the new value someone else put in the database.)
The WebRowSet XML Schema, itself an XML document, defines
what an XML document representing a WebRowSet
object will
contain and also the format in which it must be presented.
Both the sender and the recipient use this schema because
it tells the sender how to write the XML document (which represents the WebRowSet
object) and the recipient
how to parse the XML document. Because the actual writing and
reading is done internally by the implementations of the
methods writeXML
and readXml
, you, as a user, do not need
to understand what is in the WebRowSet XML Schema
document.
XML documents contain elements and subelements in a
hierarchical structure. The following are the three main
elements in an XML document describing a WebRowSet
object:
Element tags signal the beginning and end of an element.
For example, the <properties>
tag signals the beginning of
the properties element, and the </properties>
tag signals its
end. The <map/>
tag is a shorthand way of saying that the map
subelement (one of the subelements in the properties
element) has not been assigned a value. The following sample XML documents uses spacing and indentation to make it easier
to read, but those are not used in an actual XML document,
where spacing does not mean anything.
The next three sections show you what the three main
elements contain for the WebRowSet
priceList
object,
created in the sample WebRowSetSample.java
.
Calling the method writeXML
on the priceList
object would
produce an XML document describing priceList
. The
properties section of this XML document would look like the
following:
<properties> <command>select COF_NAME, PRICE from COFFEES</command> <concurrency>1008</concurrency> <datasource><null/></datasource> <escape-processing>true</escape-processing> <fetch-direction>1000</fetch-direction> <fetch-size>0</fetch-size> <isolation-level>2</isolation-level> <key-columns> <column>1</column> </key-columns> <map> </map> <max-field-size>0</max-field-size> <max-rows>0</max-rows> <query-timeout>0</query-timeout> <read-only>true</read-only> <rowset-type>ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE</rowset-type> <show-deleted>false</show-deleted> <table-name>COFFEES</table-name> <url>jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/testdb</url> <sync-provider> <sync-provider-name>com.sun.rowset.providers.RIOptimisticProvider</sync-provider-name> <sync-provider-vendor>Sun Microsystems Inc.</sync-provider-vendor> <sync-provider-version>1.0</sync-provider-version> <sync-provider-grade>2</sync-provider-grade> <data-source-lock>1</data-source-lock> </sync-provider> </properties>
Notice that some properties have no value. For
example, the datasource
property is indicated with
the <datasource/>
tag, which is a shorthand way of saying
<datasource></datasource>
. No value is given
because the url
property is set. Any connections that are
established will be done using this JDBC URL, so no
DataSource
object needs to be set. Also, the username
and
password
properties are not listed because they must
remain secret.
The metadata section of the XML document describing a
WebRowSet
object contains information about the columns in
that WebRowSet
object. The following shows what this
section looks like for the WebRowSet
object
priceList
. Because the priceList
object has two columns,
the XML document describing it has two
<column-definition>
elements. Each
<column-definition>
element has subelements giving
information about the column being described.
<metadata> <column-count>2</column-count> <column-definition> <column-index>1</column-index> <auto-increment>false</auto-increment> <case-sensitive>false</case-sensitive> <currency>false</currency> <nullable>0</nullable> <signed>false</signed> <searchable>true</searchable> <column-display-size>32</column-display-size> <column-label>COF_NAME</column-label> <column-name>COF_NAME</column-name> <schema-name></schema-name> <column-precision>32</column-precision> <column-scale>0</column-scale> <table-name>coffees</table-name> <catalog-name>testdb</catalog-name> <column-type>12</column-type> <column-type-name>VARCHAR</column-type-name> </column-definition> <column-definition> <column-index>2</column-index> <auto-increment>false</auto-increment> <case-sensitive>true</case-sensitive> <currency>false</currency> <nullable>0</nullable> <signed>true</signed> <searchable>true</searchable> <column-display-size>12</column-display-size> <column-label>PRICE</column-label> <column-name>PRICE</column-name> <schema-name></schema-name> <column-precision>10</column-precision> <column-scale>2</column-scale> <table-name>coffees</table-name> <catalog-name>testdb</catalog-name> <column-type>3</column-type> <column-type-name>DECIMAL</column-type-name> </column-definition> </metadata>
From this metadata section, you can see that there are two
columns in each row. The first column is COF_NAME
, which
holds values of type VARCHAR
. The second column is PRICE
,
which holds values of type REAL
, and so on. Note that the
column types are the data types used in the data source,
not types in the Java programming language. To get or
update values in the COF_NAME
column, you use the methods getString
or
updateString
, and the driver makes the conversion to
the VARCHAR
type, as it usually does.
The data section gives the values for each column in each
row of a WebRowSet
object. If you have populated
the priceList
object and not made any changes to it, the data
element of the XML document will look like the following.
In the next section you will see how the XML document
changes when you modify the data in the priceList
object.
For each row there is a <currentRow>
element, and
because priceList
has two columns, each
<currentRow>
element contains two <columnValue>
elements.
<data> <currentRow> <columnValue>Colombian</columnValue> <columnValue>7.99</columnValue> </currentRow> <currentRow> <columnValue>Colombian_Decaf</columnValue> <columnValue>8.99</columnValue> </currentRow> <currentRow> <columnValue>Espresso</columnValue> <columnValue>9.99</columnValue> </currentRow> <currentRow> <columnValue>French_Roast</columnValue> <columnValue>8.99</columnValue> </currentRow> <currentRow> <columnValue>French_Roast_Decaf</columnValue> <columnValue>9.99</columnValue> </currentRow> </data>
You make changes to a WebRowSet
object the same way you do
to a CachedRowSet
object. Unlike a CachedRowSet
object,
however, a WebRowSet
object keeps track of updates,
insertions, and deletions so that the writeXML
method can
write both the current values and the original values. The
three sections that follow demonstrate making changes to
the data and show what the XML document describing the
WebRowSet
object looks like after each change. You do not
have to do anything at all regarding the XML document; any
change to it is made automatically, just
as with writing and reading the XML document.
If the owner of the Coffee Break chain wants to add a new coffee to the price list, the code might look like this:
priceList.absolute(3); priceList.moveToInsertRow(); priceList.updateString(COF_NAME, "Kona"); priceList.updateFloat(PRICE, 8.99f); priceList.insertRow(); priceList.moveToCurrentRow();
In the reference implementation, an insertion is made
immediately following the current row. In the preceding
code fragment, the current row is the third row, so the new
row would be added after the third row and become the new
fourth row. To reflect this insertion, the XML document
would have the following <insertRow>
element added to
it after the third <currentRow>
element in the
<data>
element.
The <insertRow>
element will look similar to the
following.
<insertRow> <columnValue>Kona</columnValue> <columnValue>8.99</columnValue> </insertRow>
The owner decides that Espresso is not selling enough and
should be removed from the coffees sold at The Coffee
Break shops. The owner therefore wants to delete Espresso from the price
list. Espresso is in the third row of the priceList
object, so
the following lines of code delete it:
priceList.absolute(3); priceList.deleteRow();
The following <deleteRow>
element will appear after
the second row in the data section of the XML document,
indicating that the third row has been deleted.
<deleteRow> <columnValue>Espresso</columnValue> <columnValue>9.99</columnValue> </deleteRow>
The owner further decides that the price of Colombian coffee is too expensive and wants to lower it to .99 a pound. The following code sets the new price for Colombian coffee, which is in the first row, to .99 a pound:
priceList.first(); priceList.updateFloat(PRICE, 6.99);
The XML document will reflect this change in an
<updateRow>
element that gives the new value. The value for
the first column did not change, so there is an
<updateValue>
element only for the second column:
<currentRow> <columnValue>Colombian</columnValue> <columnValue>7.99</columnValue> <updateRow>6.99</updateRow> </currentRow>
At this point, with the insertion of a row, the deletion of
a row, and the modification of a row, the XML document for
the priceList
object would look like the following:
<data> <insertRow> <columnValue>Kona</columnValue> <columnValue>8.99</columnValue> </insertRow> <currentRow> <columnValue>Colombian</columnValue> <columnValue>7.99</columnValue> <updateRow>6.99</updateRow> </currentRow> <currentRow> <columnValue>Colombian_Decaf</columnValue> <columnValue>8.99</columnValue> </currentRow> <deleteRow> <columnValue>Espresso</columnValue> <columnValue>9.99</columnValue> </deleteRow> <currentRow> <columnValue>French_Roast</columnValue> <columnValue>8.99</columnValue> </currentRow> <currentRow> <columnValue>French_Roast_Decaf</columnValue> <columnValue>9.99</columnValue> </currentRow> </data>
The sample WebRowSetSample.java
demonstrates all the features described on this page.


Hydra is an effort to simplify the development of interoperable, hypermedia-driven Web APIs. The two fundamental building blocks of Hydra are JSON‑LD and the Hydra Core Vocabulary.
JSON‑LD is the serialization format used in the communication between the server and its clients. The Hydra Core Vocabulary represents the shared vocabulary between them. By specifying a number of concepts which are commonly used in Web APIs it can be used as the foundation to build Web services that share REST's benefits in terms of loose coupling, maintainability, evolvability, and scalability. Furthermore it enables the creation of generic API clients instead of requiring specialized clients for every single API.
There exists a demo Web API featuring a simple issue tracker which allows you to try Hydra directly in your web browser:
The Hydra project currently consists of the following parts:
To participate in the development of Hydra please file bugs and issues in the issue tracker of the projects referenced above or submit pull requests. If there's enough interest I'll create a dedicated mailing list in the future.


Methods summary
public
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#
__construct( String[] $productFilterParameter = array() )
This is the constructor to prefill the product filter.
This is the constructor to prefill the product filter.
Parameters
- $productFilterParameter
- The values of a product filter.
Author
Since
0.0.1
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public
String
|
#
__toString( )
Prints the Product Filter object as a string.
Prints the Product Filter object as a string.
This function returns the setted values of the Product attribute object.
Returns
String The Product attribute as a string.
Author
Since
0.1.1
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public
boolean
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#
addFilter( String $attribute, String $value, ep6\FilterOperation $operator, $type )
This is the function to add a filter.
This is the function to add a filter.
Parameters
- $attribute
- The attribute to filter.
- $value
- The value to filter and compare.
- $operator
- The operation to do.
- $type
Returns
boolean
Author
Since
0.1.3
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public
String
|
#
getCategoryID( )
This function gets the category ID string.
This function gets the category ID string.
Returns
String The category ID string of this product filter.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
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public
String
|
#
getDirection( )
This function gets the direction.
This function gets the direction.
Returns
String The direction of this product filter.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
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public
integer
|
#
getPage( )
This function gets the page.
This function gets the page.
Returns
integer The page number of this product filter.
Author
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0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
ep6\Product[]
|
#
getProducts( )
This function returns the products by using the product filter.
This function returns the products by using the product filter.
Returns
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use a default Locale.
0.1.1 Unstatic every attributes.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
0.1.3 Get all results.
|
public
String
|
#
getQ( )
This function gets the query search string.
This function gets the query search string.
Returns
String The query search string of this product filter.
Author
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0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
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public
integer
|
#
getResults( )
This function gets all results.
This function gets all results.
Returns
integer The results of the request.
Author
Since
0.1.3
|
public
integer
|
#
getResultsPerPage( )
This function gets the results per page.
This function gets the results per page.
Returns
integer The results per page number of this product filter.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
String
|
#
getSort( )
This function gets the sort.
This function gets the sort.
Returns
String The sort of this product filter.
Author
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0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
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public
String
|
#
hashCode( )
This function returns the hash code of the object to equals the object.
This function returns the hash code of the object to equals the object.
Returns
String Returns the hash code of the object.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use a default Locale and Currency.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
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public
|
#
resetFilter( )
This function reset all product IDs from filter.
This function reset all product IDs from filter.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use a default Locale and Currency.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
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public
|
#
resetIDs( )
This function reset all product IDs from filter.
This function reset all product IDs from filter.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
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public
boolean
|
#
setCategoryID( String $categoryID )
This function sets the category ID to show.
This function sets the category ID to show.
Parameters
- $categoryID
- The category ID to filter.
Returns
boolean True if setting the category ID string works, false if not.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
boolean
|
#
setDirection( String $direction )
This function sets the direction to show.
This function sets the direction to show.
Parameters
- $direction
- The direction to filter.
Returns
boolean True if setting the direction works, false if not.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
boolean
|
#
setID( String $productID )
This function add a product ID from filter.
This function add a product ID from filter.
Parameters
- $productID
- The product ID to filter.
Returns
boolean True if setting the product ID string works, false if not.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
boolean
|
#
setPage( integer $page )
This function sets the page to show.
This function sets the page to show.
Parameters
- $page
- The page number to filter.
Returns
boolean True if setting the page works, false if not.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
|
#
setProductFilter( mixed[] $productFilterParameter )
Fill the product filter with an array.
Fill the product filter with an array.
Parameters
- $productFilterParameter
- The Product Filter Parameter as an array.
Author
Since
0.0.1
0.1.0 Use a default Locale and Currency.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
boolean
|
#
setQ( String $q )
This function sets the query search string to show.
This function sets the query search string to show.
Parameters
- $q
- The query search string to filter.
Returns
boolean True if setting the query search string works, false if not.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
boolean
|
#
setResultsPerPage( integer $resultsPerPage )
This function sets the results per page to show.
This function sets the results per page to show.
Parameters
- $resultsPerPage
- The results per page to filter.
Returns
boolean True if setting the results per page works, false if not.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
boolean
|
#
setSort( String $sort )
This function sets the order parameter to show.
This function sets the order parameter to show.
Parameters
- $sort
- The sort parameter to filter.
Returns
boolean True if setting the sort parameter works, false if not.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
|
public
boolean
|
#
unsetID( String $productID )
This function delete a product ID from filter.
This function delete a product ID from filter.
Parameters
- $productID
- The product ID to unset from filter.
Returns
boolean True if unsetting the product ID string works, false if not.
Author
Since
0.0.0
0.1.0 Use attribute unstatic.
0.1.2 Add error reporting.
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Download .HEX file for Arduino Diecemilia
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Example AT90USB162 Schematic + PCB
A Bus Pirate clone for Atmel AVR microcontrollers, including the Arduino and Teensy. Featuring a serial console, I2C, SPI and more. On the USB enabled AVRs (AT90USBxxxx and ATMEGAxxUx) USB over serial is used, allowing for single chip Bus Ninja hardware.
Bus Ninja lets you quickly protoype with I2C and SPI devices without writing any code. Just wire up a device to your board and start talking to it directly from the Bus Ninja console.
> helpPrint list of available commands
> versionPrint build string
> resetReset board
> spiEnter SPI bus mode
> i2cEnter i2c bus mode
> led <0-6>Set LED pattern
When connecting up I2C and SPI devices, signals should be connected the pins below. For Teensy, use the AT90USBxxxx variants.
| Function | Arduino pin | AT90USBxxxx/ATMEGAxxUx pin |
|---|---|---|
| I2C SDA | Analog 4 (PORTC4) | PORTB2 |
| I2C SCL | Analog 5 (PORTC5) | PORTB1 |
| SPI CLK | Digital 13 (PORTB5) | PORTB1 |
| SPI MISO | Digital 12 (PORTB4) | PORTB3 |
| SPI MOSI | Digital 11 (PORTB3) | PORTB2 |
| SPI CS | Digital 9 (PORTB1) | PORTB4 |
| LED | Digital 2 (PORTD2) | PORTD4 |
> spi > [0x40 0x0A 0x28] CS ENABLED WRITE: 0x40 WRITE: 0x0A WRITE: 0x28 CS DISABLED(see also the command examples in the test/ directory)
screen /dev/ttyUSB0 9600Type led followed by an integer from 0-6 to set the LED fade pattern.
Wire the chip to the Arduino like this:
| MCP23S17 | Arduino |
|---|---|
| VDD | 5V |
| VSS | GND |
| SO | SPI MISO (Digital 12) |
| SI | SPI MOSI (Digital 11) |
| CS | SPI CS (Digital 9) |
| SCK | SPI CLK (Digital 13) |
| Reset | 5V |
Connect an LED, voltmeter or oscilloscope to GPA0. Then, open the Bus Ninja serial console and enter commands.
Enter SPI modespiInitialise the chip for non-sequential access
[0x40 0x0A 0x28] # WR_REG(0) IOCONA SEQ_OFF|HAENSet all of PORTA as outputs
[0x40 0x00 0x00] # WR_REG(0) GPIOADIR ALL_OUTPUTSet GPIOA-0 high
[0x40 0x12 0x01] # WR_REG(0) GPIOA GPIOA-0Set GPIOA-0 low
[0x40 0x12 0x00] # WR_REG(0) GPIOA GPIOA-0
Wire the chip to the Arduino like this:
| 24LC16B | Arduino |
|---|---|
| VCC | 5V |
| VSS | GND |
| SDA | I2C SDA (Analog 4) |
| SI | I2C SCL (Analog 5) |
| Reset | 5V |
For I2C to properly function you must add two pullup resistors. One from SDA to 5V, one from SCL to 5V.
Enter I2C modei2cWrite {0x10, 0x20, 0x30, 0x40} at address 0x0000
[0xA6 0 0 0x10 0x20 0x30 0x40]Set the read pointer to address 0x0000
[0xA6 0 0]Read back your 4 bytes
[0xA7 r:4]
cd src && make BOARD=ARDUINO clean && make BOARD=ARDUINO && make BOARD=ARDUINO program
cd src && make BOARD=TEENSY clean && make BOARD=TEENSY && make BOARD=TEENSY program
Arduino Diecemilia
Teensy 1.0
Flatworm
Arduino Duemilanove
Arduino Mega
Teensy 2.0
AT90USBKEY
Micropendous
Bumble-b
Q. Why is it called Bus Ninja?
A. Because Ninjas are better than Pirates and Yarrrrrduino sounds silly.
Q. What hardware does Bus Ninja run on?
A. It was originally developed on Teensy1 (AT90USB162), then later ported to Arduino (ATMega168). Adding support for other AVRs should just be a matter of changing the definitions in config.mk.
Q. Why do I lose characters when I paste to the Arduino?
A. The Arduino serial port isn't flow controlled, use the USB version of Bus Ninja
Q. How do I port Bus Ninja to my custom AVR/Arduino board?
A. Edit config*.mk, setup FCPU, MCU, LED PORT/PIN and desired features.
Q. Why aren't you using LUFA's scheduler/task framework?
A. Bus Ninja needs to remain portable to other stacks and processors, so it doesn't use LUFA's application framework.
Q. How do I add a new command?
A. Use the macros DECLARE_COMMAND(mycmd), ADD_COMMAND(mycmd) and DEFINE_COMMAND(mycmd) in global_commands.c
Q. How do I add a new bus?
A. Declare a bus_interface_t, provide handlers for the methods, enable it with bus_init(&my_bus). See bus_spi.[ch]. The buses are enabled by a command in global_commands.c
Q. How do I disable a feature?
A. Edit config.mk, comment out unused features.
Q. Why isn't the LED command hooked up to the on-board LED on Arduino?
A. The LED is on the SPI CLK line, so is needed for SPI.
Q. Why clone the Bus Pirate?
A. To get to a single chip Bus Pirate work-a-like with a free software toolchain.
Unless otherwise stated, everything is licensed under CC-0.
Bus Ninja also contains code from:
LUFA (Dean Camera)
userial (Thomas Pircher)
estick-jtag/opendous-jtag (Cahya Wirawan, Vladimir Fonov, Dean Camera, Denver Gingerich)
Although Bus Ninja shares no code with the Bus Pirate project, it wouldn't exist without it. Thanks.


Core
Modal box
When you want create your custom extension for Trumbowyg, you can open and close a modal box with custom inner HTML code, listen events and more.
Open and close
For that use the right method: openModal
or closeModal
like that:
// Open a modal box
var $modal = trumbowyg.openModal({
title: 'A title for modal box',
content: '
Content in HTML which you want include in created modal box
'
});
// Close current modal box
trumbowyg.closeModal();
An openModal
call returns a jQuery object which contains the modal box. You need this
object if you want to use listen events (see below).
Only one modal box can open at any given moment. So, openModal
return false if a modal is
curently opened.
Events on modal box
Modal boxes in Trumbowy come with two buttons: "Confirm" and "Cancel". An event is associated to each one:
tbwsubmit
: trigged when form is submittbwreset
: trigged when user cancel operation
// Open a modal box
var $modal = trumbowyg.openModal({
title: 'A title for modal box',
content: '
Content in HTML which you want include in created modal box
'
});
// Listen clicks on modal box buttons
$modal.on('tbwconfirm', function(e){
// Do what you want
trumbowyg.closeModal();
});
$modal.on('tbwcancel', function(e){
trumbowyg.closeModal();
});
Only build inputs in modal
If you want only add inputs in the modal box, this function is more simple. Indeed, you do not manage confirm and close buttons, and get all input value on confirm.
var img = $('img#an-img');
$modal = trumbowyg.openModalInsert({
title: 'A title for modal box',
fields: {
url: {
value: img.attr('src')
},
alt: {
label: 'Alt',
name: 'alt',
value: img.attr('alt')
},
example: {
// Missing label is replaced by the key of this object (here 'example')
// Missing name is the key
// When value is missing, value = ''
}
},
// Callback is called when user confirms
callback: function(values){
img.attr('src', values['url']);
img.attr('alt', values['alt']);
return true; // Return true if you have finished with this modal box
// If you do not return anything, you must manage the closing of the modal box yourself
}
});
// You can also listen for modal confirm/cancel events to do some custom things
// Note: the openModalInsert callback is called on tbwconfirm
$modal.on('tbwconfirm', function(e){
// Do what you want
});
$modal.on('tbwcancel', function(e){
trumbowyg.closeModal();
});
Range
Managing correctly text range, is not so trivial. Trumbowyg has a system to save and restore selection range which does not involves typical getter/setter.
Save and get current range
// Save current range
trumbowyg.saveRange();
// Restore last saved range
trumbowyg.restoreRange();
Get selection range
// range contains a JavaScript range
var range = trumbowyg.getRange();
Get last saved range text (aka selected text)
var text = trumbowyg.getRangeText();
Manage content
You can set and get current HTML content of the editor with a getter/setter:
// Get HTML content
trumbowyg.html();
// Set HTML content
trumbowyg.html('
Your content here
');
Empty
You can empty the content of the editor.
trumbowyg.empty();
Enable/disable edition
Added in 2.1.0
As you can disable editor by using disabled option, you can also switch between enabled and disabled states by using API.
trumbowyg.setDisabled(true);
trumbowyg.setDisabled(false);
Toggle between HTML & WYSIWYG modes
You can switch between HTML view and WYSIWYG view via toggle method.
trumbowyg.toggle();


Maskiri, Roki cement reunion
Urban grooves movement pioneers Roki and Maskiri have cemented their reunion with a video for their latest single.
by Edwin NhukarumeThe pair recently released a video titled Dai Tabatana, which has been well received by their fans.
“Many people know me and Roki as good friends so people were expecting this collaboration to come since I am currently in the country.
“It has been very long time since I worked with Roki. I last did a collabo with him in 2004.
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“Me and Roki we share a special relationship so I saw it necessary that we do a collaboration and cement the relationship we have with this video,” said Maskiri.
Maskiri and Roki have done several collaborations that include the songs such as Zverudo, Madam Mombeshora, Shevedza and others. H-Metro


Below documentation contain basic information about using SEMSTORM API v3.
We encourage to use SEMSTORM PHP SDK library which delivers simple and ready-to-use functionallity for SEMSTORM API.
Take into consideration that SEMSTORM PHP SDK library is under Apache License 2.0, it is distributed without any warranties, and support is not included. If you encounter any problems please leave a ticket to let us know.
Access token is unique set of characters which identifies you, and allow you to use API.
If you are registered user, you can go to "Services token" tab in SEMSTORM system while logged in, and simply generate new token for yourself.
Access token allow to benefit from all API functionallity in the name of user who generated it, so dont share it with any third party! It should be handled with caution like passwords.
If you feel unsafe with your token - eg. you suspect that token could be obtained by unauthorised persons, you can regenerate your token, and get new one in same page you get your first. Just remember that previous token will be expired in moment you generate new one, so you have to replace it in all your scipts and functions which was using old one.
Results have uniform structure. After calling API (in any way) client will receive response, if call was made using SEMSTORM PHP SDK API it will be php array, if calling directly by curl with .json prefix it will be encoded JSON string, eventhou every response will have structure which allows it's easy itnerpretation and data retrieve. Response array may contain:
"params": array containing request aprameters - it will be params set by client and send to server, or -if optional- added by server automatically.
"result": array containing request result(s) if no error occured.
"error": array containing request info about any errors which occured, it dont exist if request was succesful. It have "message" field which holds information about reason of failure.
"_credits": integer appears for most of results, showing how much request costs, it can be zero.
"_credits_left": integer appears for most of results, showing how many credits left for current account.
API have multiple limitations to maximize efficiency and data credibility.
Requests per second. Each account (access token) have limit in number of requests. This is represented by number of request per short time frame. It return error with code 503 and mesasge "You are requesting too fast." (see below).
API throttle prevention. Retrieving big sets of data, and/or setting date range long into past highly increase chance to get "Prevent throttling" error. In that case you can try again after some time, or try to divide request to few less and retrieve it piece by piece. It return error with code 503 and mesasge "Throttle prevention." (see below).
Single request limits. Those limits are set from above in some requests to prevent large calculations and data transfering. Mostly it applies to request like creation multiple objects, retireve sets of data. To prevent those errors reduce amount of data in request. It return error with code 400 and mesasge "Request limit.".
If error occurs response will be send with proper http code (all success responses have code 200), and carry error information in body. Encoded body will contain variable keyed as "error" in which will be placed (at least this one) "message" string. This string have error code, and information text.
If you encounter any error which is not listed as standard API error let us know.
See below possible error codes:
| Http code | Message |
|---|---|
| 400 | (400) Wrong input. Invalid or missing input data. Mostly additional info about requirements is displayed alongside error message. |
| 403 | (403) Access denied. Action you want to perform is impossible due to protection level. |
| 404 | (404) No entry for given id. Id dont exist - or is unavailable for current user. |
| 404 | (404) Undefined action. Callback was called but cannot determine which action to take. |
| 404 | (404) Not found: Cound not find the controller. You are calling wrong endpoint or wrong method - eg. using GET request in "monitoring-campaign/get-access" endpoint. |
| 409 | (409) Other transaction in progress. Access to data temporary denied. Something else is in critical section for this part of data. Try again later. |
| 500 | (500) Program exception catched. System exception occured. Exception message is display alongside error message. |
| 503 | (503) Service temporarily unavailable. You are requesting too fast. Your request was refused beacuse you reached your requests limit, wait few seconds and try again. |
| 503 | (503) Service unavailable. Connection was disturbed. It can be system/connection temporary failure, or throttle prevention (see below) |
| 520 | (520) Something went wrong. Cant determine what, but something brokes on the way, if you see this type of error let us know. |
Changes in API are listed here and all apply to version 3 of SEMSTORM API.
Problem with curl. If you get message "Unsupported request content type..." means you are using invalid content type. Curl examples below use JSON input/output format and we encourage to use this solution, if you want to communicate by JSON as well add -H "Content-Type: application/json"
in your curl request (see here).
Variables types:
Services backend is implemented in PHP, which does not require explicit type definition (see here), that is why in examples below all variables described as "int" can also be passed as string, and also returned types can differ from described below depend on content-type, and client environment.
For example remember that -eventhou every input and output described below using "array" nomenclature- when returning data in JSON you will get objects in place of assoc arrays.
If your software requires explicit variable type definition remember to cast results into proper variables.
Filters in API allows the same advanced data mining as via system panel.
Basically creating filter is just defining proper array. This array constain up to 4 properties, which are:
field (string): name of field which filter applies to
value (mixed): filter value, it can be eg. regex string to filter by, array of numbers to set range between them etc.
operand (string): operand determine how interpret filter condition, eg. "equal" will require results to have exact value, while "less" will search everything smaller than given value. Default value is "equal" which is proper value for all fields except cpc.
domain (string): domain which filter applies to, it is used only in some types of filters
Depends on filtered field some values can be optional, some not used, and some required.
| Field value | Operand value | Requires Domain | Value type | Value description | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
keyword |
equal , contains , synonym , regexp |
no | string |
Filters by keyword name (title). For operand equal it finds only keyword which is exact as given value.For operand contains it finds all keywords which have given value in its name.For operand synonym it finds all keywords which have given value or its synonyms in its name. This option is for explorer only.For operand regexp it uses regular expression to filter keyword name.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||
group |
equal |
no | integer | This filter is for monitoring only. Filter keywords from particular group. Value must be proper group id. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
cp |
equal , between , less , more |
no | mixed (see description) |
Filters by keyword competition. Competition is integer in range from 0 to 10. For operand equal it finds only keywords which have competition equals to given value. Value must be int.For operand between it finds all keywords which have competition between two given values. Value must be array with two itnegers, first one must be lower limit and second upper limit.For operand less it finds only keywords which have competition less then given value. Value must be int.For operand more it finds only keywords which have competition more then given value. Value must be int.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||
volume |
equal , between , less , more |
no | mixed (see description) |
Filters by keyword search volume. Search volume is positive integer. For operand equal it finds only keywords which have search volume equals to given value. Value must be int.For operand between it finds all keywords which have search volume between two given values. Value must be array with two itnegers, first one must be lower limit and second upper limit.For operand less it finds only keywords which have search volume less then given value. Value must be int.For operand more it finds only keywords which have search volume more then given value. Value must be int.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||
trends |
equal |
no | mixed (see description) |
Filters by keyword trending month. Trending months are months where keyword is significantly popular (compared by search volume). Value can be one month id, or array of up to 4 months ids. Ids are presented below.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||
cpc |
between , less , more |
no | mixed (see description) |
Filters by keyword CPC. CPC is positive integer. For operand between it finds all keywords which have CPC between two given values. Value must be array with two itnegers, first one must be lower limit and second upper limit.For operand less it finds only keywords which have CPC less then given value. Value must be int.For operand more it finds only keywords which have CPC more then given value. Value must be int.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||
position_change |
equal , between , less , more |
yes | mixed (see description) |
Filters by domain position change. Position change is integer in range from -50 to 50. For example if on some keyword domain was in position 5 on SERP and fall to 8, its position change value will be -3, while on the other hand if position was 35 and rose up to 22 it will be 13. For operand equal it finds only keywords which have position change equals to given value. Value must be int.For operand between it finds all keywords which have position change between two given values. Value must be array with two itnegers, first one must be lower limit and second upper limit.For operand less it finds only keywords which have position change less then given value. Value must be int.For operand more it finds only keywords which have position change more then given value. Value must be int.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||
subdomain |
equal , contains |
yes | string |
Filters by domain subdomains. As all keywords points into specific url in domain, you can filter by subdomains in those urls. For operand equal it finds only keywords which points to exact subdomain as given value.For operand contains it finds only keywords which points to subdomain containing given value in name.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||
traffic |
equal , between , less , more |
yes | mixed (see description) |
Filters by domain traffic. Traffic is positive integer. Remember that traffic is estimated value and it should be used as comparision between keywords/domains inside system, not as exact real value. For operand equal it finds only keywords which traffic for domain equals to given value. Value must be int.For operand between it finds all keywords which have traffic for domain between two given values. Value must be array with two itnegers, first one must be lower limit and second upper limit.For operand less it finds only keywords which have traffic for domain less then given value. Value must be int.For operand more it finds only keywords which have traffic for domain more then given value. Value must be int.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||
position |
equal , between , less , more |
yes | mixed (see description) |
Filters by domain position. Position is integer in range from 0 to 50. For operand equal it finds only keywords which have position equals to given value. Value must be int.For operand between it finds all keywords which have position between two given values. Value must be array with two itnegers, first one must be lower limit and second upper limit.For operand less it finds only keywords which have position less then given value. Value must be int.For operand more it finds only keywords which have position more then given value. Value must be int.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||
url |
equal , contains |
yes | string |
Filters by domain url. As all keywords points into specific url in domain, which you can filter by. For operand equal it finds only keywords which points to exact url as given value.For operand contains it finds only keywords which points to url containing given value.
|
Remember that using filters can overload request. Especially multiple filters at once, and filters which requires complex computing (such as url "contains").
That is why when working with filters you can often encounter 503 "Throttle prevention" error, which require you to delay your request for a while.
For complex requests it can (rarely) take up to few minutes.
For keyword field there is possible operand "regexp" which allows you to create regular expression to filter by keywords names.
This funcionallity is designed for advanced users - more information about regular expression you can find here.
In this filter you can use:
[a-z]{4,5}
(shoe|sock)
.
*
?
/regex/u
\n
+
Examples:
[a-z]{4-5} .*
keyword with at least two words and first word 4-5 letter long.* .* .*
keyword with at least 3 words(shoe|sock).*
keyword starting with shoe or sock.*shoe.*
keyword containing shoeMany examples about how to build filters can be found in /examples/filters/FiltersExplain.php
Practical usage of filters can be found in /examples/filters/MonitoringUsage.php and /examples/filters/ExplorerUsage.php


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I'm interested in modeling autonomous systems for control and verification using data-driven techniques.
I received my Masters degree in Computer Science from the University of Colorado Boulder in 2017. I was advised by Prof. Matthew Hammer and we worked on extending Adapton, an incremental computation framework.
I obtained my Bachelors degree in Computer Science from Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani (Goa) in 2014.


Jeremiah 39:11
Now Nebuchadrezzar king of Babylon gave charge concerning Jeremiah to Nebuzaradan the captain of the guard, saying,


Introduction to Java Programming, Includes Data Structures, Eleventh Edition,
Y. Daniel Liang
This quiz is for students to practice. A large number of additional quiz questions is available for instructors from the Instructor's Resource Website.
Chapter 37 Servlets
Section 37.2 HTML and Common Gateway Interface
37.1
Which of the following statements are true?
A.
Static information is preprocessed and stored in a file. The information in the files can be updated, but at any given time every request for the same document returns exactly the same result.
B.
Dynamic information is not stored in a file. It is generated dynamically and sent directly to the client.
C.
Common GateWay Interface provides a standard framework for Web servers to interact with external programs, known as CGI programs.
D.
CGI programs are all written in Perl.
37.2
In a URL query string, the ______ symbol separates the program from the parameters.
A.
?
B.
=
C.
&
D.
+
E.
-
37.3
In a URL query string, the parameter name and value are associated using the ____ symbol.
A.
?
B.
=
C.
&
D.
+
E.
-
37.4
In a URL query string, parameter pairs are separated using the ___ symbol.
A.
?
B.
=
C.
&
D.
+
E.
-
37.5
In a URL query string, the ____ symbol denotes a space character.
A.
?
B.
=
C.
&
D.
+
E.
-
37.6
The GET and POST methods are specified in _________.
A.
a CGI program
B.
a Java program
C.
an HTML form
D.
a URL string
37.7
Which of the following statements are true?
A.
When issuing a request from an HTML form, either a GET method or a POST method can be used. The form explicitly specifies which of the two is used.
B.
If the GET method is used, the data in the form are appended to the request string as if they were submitted using a URL.
C.
If the POST method is used, the data in the form are packaged as part of the request file. The server program obtains the data by reading the file.
D.
The POST method always triggers the execution of the corresponding CGI program. The GET method may not cause the CGI program to be executed if the previous same request is cached in the Web browser.
37.8
The _______ method ensures that a new Web page is generated.
A.
GET
B.
POST
C.
DELETE
D.
UPDATE
37.9
If your request is not time-sensitive, such as finding the address of a student in the database, use the __________ method to speed up the performance.
A.
GET
B.
POST
C.
DELETE
D.
UPDATE
37.10
Java servlets are better than the CGI programs because ______________.
A.
servlets are written in Java while CGI programs are written in Perl or other languages. you can develop servlets with the support of Java API for accessing databases and network resources
B.
servlets are dynamically executed
C.
for each CGI execution, the Web browser spawns a new process to execute a CGI program. However, all servlets are executed within the servlet engine. Each execution of a servlet is handled as a thread by the servlet engine. So, servlets runs faster than CGI programs
D.
servlet programs can run on any Web server
Section 37.3 Creating and Running Servlets
37.11
Apache Tomcat is a ________.
A.
Servlet
B.
Java program
C.
Web server
D.
Web server that is capable of running Java programs
37.12
A servlet is an instance of __________.
A.
the Object class
B.
the Applet class
C.
the HttpServlet class
D.
the HTTPServlet class
37.13
To compile a Java servlet program, the ___________ file must be in the classpath.
A.
TomcatRootDir\servlet.jar
B.
TomcatRootDir\common\servlet.jar
C.
TomcatRootDir\common\lib\servlet.jar
D.
TomcatRootDir\common\bin\lib\servlet.jar
37.14
If your servlet class file does not have a package statement, the servlet .class file must be placed in ________ by default.
A.
the same directory with the .java file.
B.
TomcatRootDir\webapps\WEB-INF\classes
C.
TomcatRootDir\webapps\examples\WEB-INF
D.
TomcatRootDir\webapps\examples\WEB-INF\classes
37.15
If your servlet class file has a package statement package chapter33, the servlet .class file must be placed in ________ by default.
A.
the same directory with the .java file.
B.
TomcatRootDir\webapps\WEB-INF\classes
C.
TomcatRootDir\webapps\examples\WEB-INF\classes
D.
TomcatRootDir\webapps\examples\WEB-INF\classes\chapter33
37.16
Before starting Tomcat, you have to set the environment variable JAVA_HOME to _______
A.
JDKHomeDir
B.
JDKHomeDir/bin
C.
JDKHomeDir/bin/java
D.
JDKHomeDir/java
37.17
To start the Tomcat servlet engine, use the command __________ from the TomcatRootDir\bin directory.
A.
java TomcatServlet
B.
start Tomcat
C.
start
D.
startup
37.18
By default, Tomcat runs on port ___________.
A.
8080
B.
80
C.
1080
D.
8888
37.19
Suppose the servlet class named Test does not have the package statement, by default, you use ________ to invoke it.
A.
http://localhost:8080/examples/servlet/Test
B.
http://localhost:8080/examples/servlet/test
C.
http://localhost:8080/Test
D.
http://localhost:8080/test
Section 37.4 The Servlet API
37.20
The _________ interface defines the methods that all servlets must implement.
A.
javax.servlet.Servlet
B.
HttpServlet
C.
ServletRequest
D.
ServletResponse
37.21
The _______ method is called when the servlet is first created, and is not called again as long as the servlet is not destroyed.
A.
init
B.
service
C.
destroy
D.
getServletInfo
37.22
The _________ class defines a servlet for the HTTP protocol.
A.
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet
B.
Servlet
C.
HttpServletRequest
D.
HttpServletResponse
37.23
_________ is a subinterface of ServletRequest.
A.
HttpServletRequest
B.
HttpServletResponse
C.
HttpServlet
D.
Servlet
37.24
Every doXxx method in the HttpServlet class has a parameter of the __________ type, which is an object that contains HTTP request information, including parameter name and values, attributes, and an input stream.
A.
HttpServletRequest
B.
HttpServletResponse
C.
HttpSession
D.
Cookie
37.25
Every doXxx method in the HttpServlet class has a parameter of the _____________ type, which is an object that assists a servlet in sending a response to the client.
A.
HttpServletRequest
B.
HttpServletResponse
C.
HttpSession
D.
Cookie
Section 37.5 Creating Servlets
37.26
Suppose the two parameters in the doGet or doPost method are request and response. To specify HTML content type sent to the client, invoke ___________.
A.
response.setContentType("text/html")
B.
request.setContentType("text/html")
C.
response.setContentType("html")
D.
request.setContentType("html")
37.27
Suppose the two parameters in the doGet or doPost method are request and response. To send output to a client, create a PrintWriter using _____________.
A.
response.getWriter()
B.
response.getPrintWriter()
C.
response.writer()
D.
response.getWrite()
Section 37.6 HTML Forms
37.28
Which of the following creates a text field in an HTML form?
A.
<input type="text" name="mi" size="1">
B.
<input type="radio" name="gender" value="M" checked>
C.
Major <elect name="major" size="1"> <option value="CS">Computer Science<option value="Math">Mathematics<option>English<option>Chinese</select>
D.
<input type="checkbox" name="tennis"> Tennis
E.
<textarea name="remarks" rows="3" cols="56"></textarea>
37.29
Which of the following creates a radio button in an HTML form?
A.
<input type="text" name="mi" size="1">
B.
<input type="radio" name="gender" value="M" checked>
C.
Major <select name="major" size="1"> <option value="CS">Computer Science<option value="Math">Mathematics<option>English<option>Chinese</select>
D.
<input type="checkbox" name="tennis"> Tennis
E.
<textarea name="remarks" rows="3" cols="56"></textarea>
37.30
Which of the following creates a list in an HTML form?
A.
<input type="text" name="mi" size="1">
B.
<input type="radio" name="gender" value="M" checked>
C.
Major <select name="major" size="1"> <option value="CS">Computer Science<option value="Math">Mathematics<option>English<option>Chinese</select>
D.
<input type="checkbox" name="tennis"> Tennis
E.
<textarea name="remarks" rows="3" cols="56"></textarea>
37.31
Which of the following creates a check box in an HTML form?
A.
<input type="text" name="mi" size="1">
B.
<input type="radio" name="gender" value="M" checked>
C.
Major <select name="major" size="1"> <option value="CS">Computer Science<option value="Math">Mathematics<option>English<option>Chinese</select>
D.
<input type="checkbox" name="tennis"> Tennis
E.
<textarea name="remarks" rows="3" cols="56"></textarea>
37.32
Which of the following creates a text area in an HTML form?
A.
<input type="text" name="mi" size="1">
B.
<input type="radio" name="gender" value="M" checked>
C.
Major <select name="major" size="1"> <option value="CS">Computer Science<option value="Math">Mathematics<option>English<option>Chinese</select>
D.
<input type="checkbox" name="tennis"> Tennis
E.
<textarea name="remarks" rows="3" cols="56"></textarea>
Section 37.7 Database Programming in Servlets
37.33
The code for loading a JDBC driver and connecting to a database should be invoked from _____ in a servlet.
A.
the init method
B.
the doGet method
C.
the doPut method
D.
the destroy method
37.34
To access Oracle or MySQL from servlet, where the Oracle and MySQL jar files should be placed?
A.
in the class directory of the servlet source code
B.
in the class directory of the servlet class code
C.
TomcatRootDir\webapps\WEB-INF\classes
D.
TomcatRootDir\common\lib
Section 37.8 Session Tracking
37.35
You can use __________ to implement session tracking in servlets.
A.
HTML hidden values in a form
B.
the Cookie class
C.
the HttpSession class
37.36
To store a hidden value for lastName as Smith in an HTML form, use __________.
A.
<input type=?text? name=?lastName? value=?Smith?>
B.
<input type=?text area? name=?lastName? value=?Smith?>
C.
<input type=?radio? name=?lastName? value=?Smith?>
D.
<input type=?checkbox? name=?lastName? value=?Smith?>
E.
<input type=?hidden? name=?lastName? value=?Smith?>
37.37
To create a cookie for lastName with value Smith, use ____________.
A.
new Cookie("Smith", "lastName");
B.
new Cookie(Smith, lastName);
C.
new Cookie("lastName", "Smith");
D.
new Cookie(lastName, \Smith);
37.38
Suppose the two parameters in the doGet or doPost method are request and response. To send a cookie to a client, use ____________.
A.
response.addCookie(cookie)
B.
response.sendCookie(cookie)
C.
request.addCookie(cookie)
D.
request.sendCookie(cookie)
37.39
Suppose the two parameters in the doGet or doPost method are request and response. To retrieve a cookie from a client, use ____________.
A.
response.retrieveCookie()
B.
response.getCookie()
C.
You have to use request.getCookies() to obtain all cookies in an array
D.
You have to use request.getCookie() to obtain a cookie
37.40
For an instance of Cookie, say cookie, to retrieve the name of the cookie, use ____________.
A.
cookie.getValue()
B.
cookie.getName()
C.
You have to use cookie.getNames() to obtain all values in an array.
D.
You have to use cookie.getValues() to obtain all values in an array.
37.41
By default, how long does a cookie last?
A.
24 hours
B.
30 days
C.
365 days
D.
By default, a newly created cookie persists until the browser exits.
37.42
Suppose the two parameters in the doGet or doPost method are request and response. To create an HTTP session, use ____________.
A.
request.createSession()
B.
request.getSession()
C.
response.createSession()
D.
response.getSession()
37.43
For a HttpSession, say session, how do you set an attribute pair with name lastName and value Smith?
A.
session.setValue("lastName", "Smith")
B.
session.setAttribute("lastName", "Smith")
C.
session.value("lastName", "Smith")
D.
session.attribute("lastName", "Smith")
37.44
For a HttpSession, say session, how do you get its attribute?
A.
session.getValue("lastName")
B.
session.getAttribute("lastName")
C.
session.value("lastName")
D.
session.attribute("lastName")


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A Decentralized Meme Token that Evolved into a Vibrant Ecosystem, Our goal is to push the decentralized banking system and incentivize the peace between ShibaInu and Doge coin.
In the contract, it can be seen that transactions is par with more userbase for shiba mini. And so each transaction resulted to give two new holder for shibaMini each time, a shiba inu and doge holder receives shibaMini as a symbol and unifying factor for peace. The sale on the part of this holders simply gives us more burn rate as 1% on each transaction is autoburn and the team has more room to burn more out of the 0.9% they receive.
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- Shiba inu and doge holders reward system Products.
- ShibaMini memes voting and ranking platform.
- ShibaMini jokes/story tipping platform
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Anti-Whale Mechanism
Anti Whale mechanism
This is the mechanism shibamini puts automatic into the wallet to make sure that not one individual buys up all the supply.
In case of Mass sale of ShibaMini, Will project die?
That question should come along with a solution and the smart contract has been built to allow for 0.9% on each transaction to be available to the projects team to bootstrap burn, marketing , listing, and development as the need be. For all you know, our weekly burn will drastically reduce the supply and our desire to go multichain will make sure no one chain have monopoly of the market.
PLATFORMS
Our partners
PROJECT CYCLE
ShibaMini Road Map
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Phase One
Team Gathering
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Phase Two
Launch of social Media and website
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Phase Three
Claim V1 of BSc Token on website, lasting in August till September (5,000) claimers.
White Paper Release.
Pre-launch phase one.
Social Media and Marketing starts.
Pancake Swap Launch.
CrossChain Shibamini on Etheruem Network.
Claim Version 2- Ethereum Shiba Mini - (5000 Claimers) - September 15 to First month of Quarter four.
List to an Ethereum Dex. -
Phase Four
Aggressive Marketing.
Cross Chain to Polygon Matic. V3- Claim of Polygon Shiba Mini.
ShibaMini On Listing on Polygon DEX.
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Phase Five
Additional dex listing.
Influencers on boarding Coingecko Listing. -
Phase Six
Coinmarketcap.
Contact
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⟨Compute the convex combination of a list of vectors 2d ⟩ Referenced in 5d.
⟨Explode the scene using sx,sy,sz scaling parameters 4d ⟩ Referenced in 5d.
⟨Import the pyplasm module 2a ⟩ Not referenced.
⟨MaKe a list of HPC objects from a LAR model 4a ⟩ Referenced in 5d.
⟨create directory and echo of creation: ? ⟩ Referenced in 6b.
⟨create directory and echo of creation 6a ⟩ Not referenced.


A function EXPLODE used to “explode” an HPC scene defined as a list of HPC values, given three real scaling parameters, sx,sy,sz, that are used to transform the position of the centroid of each HPC cell. HPC stands for HierarchicaL Polyhedral Complex, the type of plasm geometric values. Of course the assertion
must be true, otherways the function would induce some compenetration of the cells of the scene.
def EXPLODE (sx,sy,sz):
def explode0 (scene):
centers = [CCOMB(S1(UKPOL(obj))) for obj in scene]
scalings = len(centers) * [S([1,2,3])([sx,sy,sz])]
scaledCenters = [UK(APPLY(pair)) for pair in
zip(scalings, [MK(p) for p in centers])]
translVectors = [ VECTDIFF((p,q)) for (p,q) in zip(scaledCenters, centers) ]
translations = [ T([1,2,3])(v) for v in translVectors ]
return STRUCT([ t(obj) for (t,obj) in zip(translations,scene) ])
return explode0
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Macro referenced in 5d.
The EXPLODE function is second order: it first application (to the scaling parameters) returns a partial function to be applied to the scene, given as a list of HPC (Hierarchical Polyhedral Complex) objects. EXPLODE is dimension-independent, since it can be applied to points, edges, faces, 3D cells, and even to geometric values of mixed dimensionality (see Figure 1).
It works by computing the centroid of each object, and by applying to each of them a translation equal to the difference betwwen the scaled and the initial positions of its centroid. EXPLODE returns a single HPC object (the assembly of input objects, properly translated)


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SMH - TRAYNOR (known as Ward) Joyce Elsie May - 29 Jan 1949, at Balmain Hospital, late of 23 Mary St, Leichhardt, beloved wife of Laurie & dear mother of Tony & Dianne. aged 30 years.
FUNERAL - TRAYNOR (known as Ward) The Friends of Mr Laurie Traynor, Tony & Dianne, are kindly invited to attend the funeral of his beloved wife, & their dear Mother, Joyce Elsie May, to leave Austenham Rd Methodist Church, Leichhardt, this Monday, after a service commencing at 2.30pm, for Rookwood Crematorium.
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java.lang.Object android.gameengine.icadroids.sound.GameSound
public final class GameSound
This class features a number of static methods that can be used to add sound to your game. This class should be used when you want to play short sound clips, the length of these clips should not be longer than about 5 seconds. For larger files, use the MusicPlayer class.
| Constructor Summary | |
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GameSound()
Constructs an instance of this class. |
| Method Summary | |
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static void |
addSound(int index,
java.lang.String soundID)
Adds a new sound to the SoundPool. |
static void |
cleanup()
Deallocates the resources and Instance of GameSound.This is called automatically when the application is be closed. |
static void |
initSounds(Context theContext)
Initializes the storage for the sounds. |
static void |
pauseSound(int index)
Pause a sound, call resumeSound to continue playing the specified sound. |
static void |
pauseSounds()
Pauses all sounds, call resumeSounds to continue playing sounds. |
static void |
playSound(int index,
int loopSound)
Plays a sound that has been added to the SoundPool with addSound |
static void |
resumeSound(int index)
Resumes the specified paused sound. |
static void |
resumeSounds()
Resumes all paused sounds. |
static void |
stopSound(int index)
Stops a sound |
static void |
stopSounds()
Stops all sounds. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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public GameSound()
| Method Detail |
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public static final void initSounds(Context theContext)
theContext
- The Application context.public static final void addSound(int index, java.lang.String soundID)
index
- The sound index where the sound will be stored.soundID
- The name of the sound that needs to be stored.public static final void playSound(int index, int loopSound)
index
- The Index of the Sound to be played, defined by addSound.loopSound
- The amount of times the music should loop, a negative value
will result in an endless loop.public static final void pauseSound(int index)
index
- index of the sound to be paused.public static final void pauseSounds()
public static final void resumeSound(int index)
index
- index of the sound to be resumedpublic static final void resumeSounds()
public static final void stopSound(int index)
index
- index of the sound to be stoppedpublic static final void stopSounds()
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| Item | Type | Date | Price |
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| Lottery Ticket | Unnecessary☹ | Oct 11 | $40 |
| Meat | Agree✅ | Oct 12 | $15 |
| Starbucks | Unnecessary☹ | Oct 13 | $37 |
| Gas | Agree✅ | Oct 14 | $30 |
| GoogleHome | Agree✅ | Oct 15 | $199 |
| Mcdonalds | Unnecessary☹ | Oct 16 | $56 |
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| cycle | Agree✅ | Oct 18 | $210 |
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Unnecessary : $181
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45%
useful
38%
Unnecessary
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Savings


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Fully documented and step-by-step guide provided to help you get up and running with Zozo Accordion.
Documentation can be found ondocs.zozoui.com/accordion.


A demonstration of using dom-autoscroller with the dragula library.
Drag the elements in the lists around. Holding the pointer (mouse/touch) near the edge of the element makes the element scroll.


Reports comments that contain Java code.
Usually code that is commented out gets outdated very fast and becomes misleading.
As most of the projects use some kind of version control system,
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Responsible for actually dealing with the records on the DB table Palestrantes More...
Public Member Functions | |
| PalestrantePersistence (ProEventosContext context) | |
| Receives a dependency injection of an object of type ProEventos.Persistance.ProEventosContext More... | |
| async Task< Palestrante[]> | GetAllPalestrantesAsync (bool includeEventos=false) |
| Asynchronous get an array of all Palestrantes More... | |
| async Task< Palestrante[]> | GetAllPalestrantesByNomeAsync (string nome, bool includeEventos=false) |
| Asynchronous get an array of all Palestrantes by name More... | |
| async Task< Palestrante > | GetPalestranteByIdAsync (int palestranteId, bool includeEventos) |
| Asynchronous get a Palestrante by Id More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| readonly ProEventosContext | _context |
| Used to make a reference to the class ProEventos.Persistance.ProEventosContext More... | |
Responsible for actually dealing with the records on the DB table Palestrantes
Definition at line 13 of file PalestrantePersistence.cs.
| ProEventos.Persistence.PalestrantePersistence.PalestrantePersistence | ( | ProEventosContext | context | ) |
Receives a dependency injection of an object of type ProEventos.Persistance.ProEventosContext
| context | An object of type ProEventos.Persistance.ProEventosContext |
Definition at line 25 of file PalestrantePersistence.cs.
| async Task<Palestrante[]> ProEventos.Persistence.PalestrantePersistence.GetAllPalestrantesAsync | ( | bool | includeEventos = false | ) |
Asynchronous get an array of all Palestrantes
| includePalestrantes | Checks if wants to include Eventos |
Implements ProEventos.Persistence.Contratos.IPalestrantePersistence.
Definition at line 31 of file PalestrantePersistence.cs.
| async Task<Palestrante[]> ProEventos.Persistence.PalestrantePersistence.GetAllPalestrantesByNomeAsync | ( | string | nome, |
| bool | includeEventos = false |
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Asynchronous get an array of all Palestrantes by name
| nome | The name of the speaker |
| includePalestrantes | Checks if wants to include Palestrantes |
Implements ProEventos.Persistence.Contratos.IPalestrantePersistence.
Definition at line 46 of file PalestrantePersistence.cs.
| async Task<Palestrante> ProEventos.Persistence.PalestrantePersistence.GetPalestranteByIdAsync | ( | int | palestranteId, |
| bool | includeEventos | ||
| ) |
Asynchronous get a Palestrante by Id
| Id | The Id of the desired register |
| includeEventos | Checks if wants to include Eventos |
Implements ProEventos.Persistence.Contratos.IPalestrantePersistence.
Definition at line 62 of file PalestrantePersistence.cs.
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Used to make a reference to the class ProEventos.Persistance.ProEventosContext
Definition at line 18 of file PalestrantePersistence.cs.


Gecode::Int::IntView Class Reference
[Integer views]
Inherits Gecode::VariableViewBase< IntVarImp >.
Inherited by Gecode::Int::BoolView.
Detailed Description
Integer view for integer variables.
Definition at line 124 of file view.icc.
Constructors and initialization | |
| IntView (void) | |
| Default constructor. | |
| IntView (const IntVar &x) | |
| Initialize from integer variable x. | |
Value access | |
| int | min (void) const |
| Return minimum of domain. | |
| int | max (void) const |
| Return maximum of domain. | |
| int | med (void) const |
| Return median of domain. | |
| int | val (void) const |
| Return assigned value (only if assigned). | |
| unsigned int | size (void) const |
| Return size (cardinality) of domain. | |
| unsigned int | width (void) const |
| Return width of domain (distance between maximum and minimum). | |
| unsigned int | regret_min (void) const |
| Return regret of domain minimum (distance to next larger value). | |
| unsigned int | regret_max (void) const |
| Return regret of domain maximum (distance to next smaller value). | |
Domain tests | |
| bool | range (void) const |
| Test whether domain is a range. | |
| bool | assigned (void) const |
| Test whether view is assigned. | |
| bool | in (int n) const |
| Test whether n is contained in domain. | |
| bool | in (double n) const |
| Test whether n is contained in domain. | |
Domain update by value | |
| ModEvent | lq (Space *home, int n) |
| Restrict domain values to be less or equal than n. | |
| ModEvent | lq (Space *home, double n) |
| Restrict domain values to be less or equal than n. | |
| ModEvent | le (Space *home, int n) |
| Restrict domain values to be less than n. | |
| ModEvent | le (Space *home, double n) |
| Restrict domain values to be less than n. | |
| ModEvent | gq (Space *home, int n) |
| Restrict domain values to be greater or equal than n. | |
| ModEvent | gq (Space *home, double n) |
| Restrict domain values to be greater or equal than n. | |
| ModEvent | gr (Space *home, int n) |
| Restrict domain values to be greater than n. | |
| ModEvent | gr (Space *home, double n) |
| Restrict domain values to be greater than n. | |
| ModEvent | nq (Space *home, int n) |
| Restrict domain values to be different from n. | |
| ModEvent | nq (Space *home, double n) |
| Restrict domain values to be different from n. | |
| ModEvent | eq (Space *home, int n) |
| Restrict domain values to be equal to n. | |
| ModEvent | eq (Space *home, double n) |
| Restrict domain values to be equal to n. | |
Domain update by range iterator | |
| template<class I> | |
| ModEvent | narrow (Space *home, I &i) |
| Replace domain by range sequence described by i. | |
| template<class I> | |
| ModEvent | inter (Space *home, I &i) |
| Intersect domain with range sequence described by i. | |
| template<class I> | |
| ModEvent | minus (Space *home, I &i) |
| Remove from domain the range sequence described by i. | |
Cloning | |
| void | update (Space *home, bool share, IntView &x) |
| Update this view to be a clone of view x. | |
Related Functions | |
| (Note that these are not member functions.) | |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &, const Gecode::Int::IntView &) |
| Print integer variable view. |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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Initialize from integer variable x.
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Member Function Documentation
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- gecode/int/view.icc (Revision: 3559)
- gecode/int/view/int.icc (Revision: 3512)


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Import API options are specified as options JSON. Since the API accepts multi-part form data, it is possible to sepecify multipls input streams within the CURL call.
curl -g -X POST -u adminuser:password -H "Content-Type: multipart/form-data" -H "Cache-Control: no-cache" -F<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-F<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"http://localhost:21000/api/atlas/admin/import"
To use the defaults, set the contents of importOptions.json to:
{ "options": { } }
Following options are supported for Import process:
During the import process, the attribute value of the incoming entity can be changed.
This is possible by specifying entity type and at attribute to be modified and then the manner in which it needs to be modified.
Right now these are the transforms that can be applied:
Example:
The example below applies couple of transforms to the the qualifiedName attribute of hive_table. It converts the value to lower case, then searches for 'cl1', if found, replaces it with 'cl2'.
To use the option, set the contents of importOptions.json to:
{ "options": { "transforms": "{ \"hive_table\": { \"qualifiedName\": [ \"replace:@cl1:@cl2\" ] }, \"hive_db\": { \"qualifiedName\": [ \"replace:@cl1:@cl2\" ] } }" } }
Please refer to ATLAS-1825 for details scenarios when this option could be used.
When an import operation is in progress and the server goes down, it would be possible to resume import from the last successfully imported entity. This would allow the import to resume from where it left off.
Server-side logging is improved to display the detail of the last successfully imported entity, this includes the index within the import list and the entity's guid. Either can be used specify the point to resume import.
To use the option, set the contents of importOptions.json to:
{ "options": { "startGuid": "bd97c78e-3fa5-4f9c-9f48-3683ca3d1fb1" } }
To use startPosition, use the following in the importOptions.json:
{ "options": { "startPosition": "332" } }
Steps to use the behavior:
The output of Export has atlas-typedef.json that contains the type definitions for the entities exported.
By default (that is if no options is specified), the type definitions are imported and applied to the system being imported to. The entity import is performed after this.
In some cases, you would not want to modify the type definitions. Import may be better off failing than the types be modified.
This option allows for optionally importing of type definition. The option is set to true by default, which means that type definition is imported. With this option set to false, type definitions preseneraent in the source will not be imported. In case of mismatch between the entities being imported the types present in the system where the import is being performed, the operation will fail.
Table below enumerates the conditions that get addressed as part of type definition import:
| Condition | Action |
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| Incoming type does not exist in target system | Type is created. |
| Type to be imported and type in target system are same | No change |
| Type to be imported and type in target system differ by some attributes | Target system type is updated to the attributes present in the source. It is possible that the target system will have attributes in addition to the one present in the source. In that case, the target system's type attributes will be an union of the attributes. Attributes in target system will not be deleted to match the source. If the type of the attribute differ, import process will be aborted and exception logged. |
{ "options": { "updateTypeDefinition": true } }
In scenario where the file to be imported is present at a location on the server, the importfile API can be used. It behaves like the Import API.
To use the option, set the contents of importOptions.json to:
{ "options": { "fileName": "/root/fileToBeImported.zip" } }
CURL
curl -g -X POST -u adminuser:password -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "Cache-Control: no-cache" -d<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"http://localhost:21000/api/atlas/admin/importfile"
By default, the Import Service stores all of the data in memory. This may be limiting for ZIPs containing large amount of data.
To configure temporary directory use the application property atlas.import.temp.directory. If this property is left blank, default in-memory implementation is used.
Please ensure that there is sufficient disk space available for the operation.
The contents of the directory created as backing store for the import operation will be erased after the operation is over.


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Proparacaine Hydrochloride Ophthalmic Solution USP, 0.5% is a local anesthetic for ophthalmic instillation. Each mL of sterile, aqueous solution contains: Active: Proparacaine Hydrochloride 5 mg (0.5%). Preservative: Benzalkonium Chloride 0.1 mg (0.01%). Inactives: Glycerin as a stabilizer, Hydrochloric Acid and/or Sodium Hydroxide may be added to adjust pH (3.5 to 6.0), and Water for Injection USP.
Proparacaine hydrochloride is designed chemically as 2-(Diethylamino)ethyl 3-amino-4-propoxybenzoate monohydrochloride. The active ingredient is represented by the structural formula:
Proparacaine Hydrochloride Ophthalmic Solution is a rapid acting local anesthetic suitable for ophthalmic use. With a single drop, the onset of anesthesia begins within 30 seconds and persists for 15 minutes or longer.
The main site of anesthetic action is the nerve cell membrane where proparacaine interferes with the large transient increase in the membrane permeability to sodium ions that is normally produced by a slight depolarization of the membrane. As the anesthetic action progressively develops in a nerve, the threshold for electrical stimulation gradually increases and the safety factor for conduction decreases; when this action is sufficiently well developed, block of conduction is produced.
The exact mechanism whereby proparacaine and other local anesthetics influence the permeability of the cell membrane is unknown; however, several studies indicate that local anesthetics may limit sodium ion permeability by closing the pores through which the ions migrate in the lipid layer of the nerve cell membrane. This limitation prevents the fundamental change necessary for the generation of the action potential.
Proparacaine Hydrochloride Ophthalmic Solution is indicated for topical anesthesia in ophthalmic practice. Representative ophthalmic procedures in which the preparation provides good local anesthesia include measurement of intraocular pressure (tonometry), removal of foreign bodies and sutures from the cornea, conjunctival scraping in diagnosis and gonioscopic examination; it is also indicated for use as a topical anesthetic prior to surgical operations such as cataract extraction.
This preparation is contraindicated in patients with known hypersensitivity to any component of the solution.
NOT FOR INJECTION. FOR TOPICAL OPHTHALMIC USE ONLY.
Prolonged use of a topical ocular anesthetic may produce permanent corneal opacification with accompanying loss of vision.
Proparacaine should be used cautiously and sparingly in patients with known allergies, cardiac disease, or hyperthyroidism. The long-term toxicity of proparacaine is unknown; prolonged use may possibly delay wound healing. Although exceedingly rare with ophthalmic application of local anesthetics, it should be borne in mind that systemic toxicity (manifested by central nervous system stimulation followed by depression) may occur.
Protection of the eye from irritating chemicals, foreign bodies and rubbing during the period of anesthesia is very important. Tonometers soaked in sterilizing or detergent solutions should be thoroughly rinsed with sterile distilled water prior to use. Patients should be advised to avoid touching the eye until the anesthesia has worn off. Do not touch dropper tip to any surface as this may contaminate the solution.
Long-term studies in animals have not been performed to evaluate carcinogenic potential, mutagenicity, or possible impairment of fertility in males or females.
Animal reproduction studies have not been conducted with Proparacaine Hydrochloride Ophthalmic Solution. It is also not known whether proparacaine hydrochloride can cause fetal harm when administered to a pregnant woman or can affect reproduction capacity. Proparacaine hydrochloride should be administered to a pregnant woman only if clearly needed.
It is not known whether this drug is excreted in human milk. Because many drugs are excreted in human milk, caution should be exercised when proparacaine hydrochloride is administered to a nursing woman.
Controlled clinical studies have not been performed with Proparacaine Hydrochloride Ophthalmic Solution to establish safety and effectiveness in pediatric patients; however, the literature cites the use of proparacaine hydrochloride as a topical ophthalmic anesthetic agent in pediatric patients.
Pupillary dilatation or cycloplegic effects have rarely been observed with proparacaine hydrochloride. The drug appears to be safe for use in patients sensitive to other local anesthetics, but local or systemic sensitivity occasionally occurs. Instillation of proparacaine in the eye at recommended concentration and dosage usually produces little or no initial irritation, stinging, burning, conjunctival redness, lacrimation or increased winking. However, some local irritation and stinging may occur several hours after the instillation.
Rarely, a severe, immediate-type, apparently hyperallergic corneal reaction may occur which includes acute, intense and diffuse epithelial keratitis; a gray, ground-glass appearance; sloughing of large areas of necrotic epithelium; corneal filaments and, sometimes, iritis with descemetitis.
Allergic contact dermatitis with drying and fissuring of the fingertips has been reported.
Softening and erosion of the corneal epithelium and conjunctival congestion and hemorrhage have been reported.
Deep anesthesia as in cataract extraction:
Removal of sutures:
Removal of foreign bodies:
Tonometry:
Proparacaine Hydrochloride Ophthalmic Solution USP, 0.5% is supplied as a sterile solution in 15 mL plastic dropper bottles — NDC 17478-263-12
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