HTTP/HTTPS
Hyper Text Transport Protocol (HTTP) builds on top of the Core Networking Protocols to provide a standard way to work with web servers.
HTTP Client
The following code connects to bing.com and reads the robots.txt file. This code needs an active network connection to work properly.
Tip
Needed NuGets: GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Core, GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Network and GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Networking.Http.
var url = "http://www.bing.com/robots.txt";
int read = 0, total = 0;
byte[] result = new byte[512];
try {
using (var req = HttpWebRequest.Create(url) as HttpWebRequest) {
req.KeepAlive = false;
req.ReadWriteTimeout = 2000;
using (var res = req.GetResponse() as HttpWebResponse) {
using (var stream = res.GetResponseStream()) {
do {
read = stream.Read(result, 0, result.Length);
total += read;
Debug.WriteLine("read : " + read);
Debug.WriteLine("total : " + total);
String page = "";
page = new String(System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetChars
(result, 0, read));
Debug.WriteLine("Response : " + page);
}
while (read != 0);
}
}
}
}
catch {
}
HTTP Server
TinyCLR OS provides an HttpListener class which can be used to make an HTTP Server. This code needs an active network connection on the same local network as your client application to work properly.
Tip
Needed NuGets: GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Core, GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Devices.Network and GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Networking.Http.
Note
To run this example the client and server devices must both connect to the same local network.
//Create a listener.
HttpListener listener = new HttpListener("http", 80);
listener.Start();
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Listening...");
var clientRequestCount = 0;
while (true) {
//Note: The GetContext method blocks while waiting for a request.
HttpListenerContext context = listener.GetContext();
//Obtain a response object.
HttpListenerResponse response = context.Response;
//Construct a response.
var responseString = string.Format(" I am TinyCLR OS Server. " +
"Client request count: {0}", ++clientRequestCount);
byte[] buffer = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(responseString);
//Get a response stream and write the response to it.
response.ContentLength64 = buffer.Length;
var output = response.OutputStream;
output.Write(buffer, 0, buffer.Length);
//You must close the output stream.
output.Close();
}
listener.Stop();
From your client device (smartphone, PC...), enter the server ip address into your web browser. In our case it's <IP_ADDRESS>. The response is shown as below:
HTTPS
Secure connections work in a similar way through built in TLS support.
HTTPS can also be used to send data to cloud computing services such as Azure.


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“Since I started using the Jagon API, I found automated peace in my heart and mind !”
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In case you want to automate your prayers.
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Just in case you want to sacrifice something.
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INFO: This document describes the Workflow Manager architecture for C++ and Java batch processing. The Python batch processing architecture and C++ stream processing architecture use many of the same elements and concepts.
Workflow Manager Overview
OpenMPF consists of three major pieces:
- A collection of Components which process media
- A Node Manager, which launches and monitors running components in the system in a non-Docker deployment
- The Workflow Manager (WFM), which allows for the creation of jobs and manages the flow through active components
These pieces are supported by a number of modules which provide shared functionality, as shown in the dependency diagram below:
There are three general functional areas in the WFM:
- The Controllers are the primary entry point, accepting REST requests which trigger actions by the WFM
- The WFM Services, which handle administrative tasks such as pipeline creation, node management, and log retrieval
- Job Management, which uses Camel routes to pass a job through the levels of processing
There are two different databases used by the WFM:
- A SQL database stores persistent data about jobs. This data includes:
- The job ID
- The start and stop time of the job
- The exit status of the job
- Job priority
- Job input/outputs
- A Redis database for storing track and detection data generated by components as they process parts of the job in various stages of the pipeline.
The diagram below shows the functional areas of the WFM, the databases used by the WFM, and communication with components:
Controllers / Services
The controllers are all located here.
Every controller provides a collection of REST endpoints which allow access either to a WFM service or to the job management flow. Only the JobController enters the job management flow.
Basic Controllers
The table below lists the controllers:
| Controller Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AdminComponentRegistrationController | Handles component registration |
| AdminLogsController | Accesses the log content via REST |
| AdminPropertySettingsController | Allows access and modification of system properties |
| AdminStatisticsController | Generates job statistics |
| AtmosphereController | Uses Atmosphere to manage server-side push |
| BootoutController | Handles bootouts when a second session is opened by the same user |
| HomeController | Manages index page and version information |
| JobController | Manages job creation and interaction |
| LoginController | Manages login/logout and authentication |
| MarkupController | Handles retrieving markup results |
| MediaController | Handles uploading and downloading media files |
| NodeController | Manages component services across nodes in a non-Docker deployment |
| PipelineController | Handles the creation and deletion of actions, tasks, and pipelines |
| ServerMediaController | Enables selection and deselection of files at a directory level |
| SystemMessageController | Manages system level messages, such as notifying users that a server restart is needed |
| TimeoutController | Manages session timeouts |
The following sections describe some of the controllers in more detail.
AdminComponentRegistrationController
In a non-Docker deployment, components can be uploaded as tar.gz packages containing all necessary component data. For more information on components, read OpenMPF Component API Overview.
The AdminComponentRegistrationController provides endpoints which allow:
- Access to current component information
- Upload of new components
- Registration and unregistration of components (note that components must be registered to be included in pipelines)
- Deletion of components
JobController
A job is a specific pipeline's tasks and actions applied to a set of media. The JobController allows:
- Access to information about jobs in the system
- Creation of new jobs
- Cancellation of existing jobs
- Download of job output data
- Resubmission of jobs (regardless of initial job status)
MarkupController
Markup files are copies of the initial media input to a job with detections visually highlighted in the image or video frames. The MarkupController can provide lists of available Markup files, or it can download a specific file.
MediaController
The MediaController enables upload and organization of media files within the WFM. It provides endpoints for media upload, and also for creation of folders to organize media files in the system. At this time, there are no endpoints which allow for deletion or reorganization of media files, since all media is shared by all users.
NodeController
OpenMPF uses multiple hosts to enable scalability and parallel processing. The NodeController provides access to host information and allows components to be deployed on nodes in a non-Docker deployment. One or more components can be installed on a node. The same component can be installed on multiple nodes. Each node can manage one or more services for each component.
The NodeController provides host information and component service deployment status. It also provides an endpoint to deploy a service on a node and an endpoint to stop a service.
For more information on nodes, please read the Node Configuration and Status section in the Development Environment Guide.
PipelineController
The Pipeline Controller allows for the creation, retrieval, and deletion of pipelines or any of their constituent parts. While actions, tasks, and pipelines may not be directly modified, they may be deleted and recreated.
For more information on pipelines, please read the Create Custom Pipelines section in the User Guide.
Job Management
The request to create a job begins at the JobController. From there, it is transformed and passed through multiple flows on its way to the component services. These services process the job then return information to the WFM for JSON output generation.
The diagram below shows the sequence of WFM operations for a job executing a single-stage pipeline.
After the job request is validated and saved to the SQL database, it passes through multiple Apache Camel routes, each of which checks that the job is still valid (with no fatal errors or cancellations), and then invokes a series of transformations and processors specific to the route.
Apache Camel is an open-source framework that allows developers to build rule-based routing engines. Within OpenMPF, we use a Java DSL to define the routes. Every route functions independently, and communication between the routes is URI-based. OpenMPF uses ActiveMQ to handle its message traffic.
Media Retriever Route
The Media Retriever Route ensures that the media for the job can all be found and accessed. It stores the media information on the server to ensure continued access.
Media Inspection Route
The Media Inspection Route splits a single job with multiple media inputs into separate messages, one for each piece of media. For each piece of media, it collects metadata about the media, including MIME type, duration, frame rate, and orientation data.
Job Router Route
By the time the Job Router Route route is invoked, the job has been persisted in the permanent SQL database.
This route uses the pipeline's flow to create the messages that are sent to the components. For large media files, it splits the job into smaller sub-jobs by logically breaking the media up into segments. Each segment has a start point and an end point (specified as a frame or time offset).
This route compiles properties for the job, media, and algorithm, and determines the next component that needs to be invoked. It then marshals the job into a serialized protobuf format and sends the message off to the component for processing.
This route may be invoked multiple times as future routes redirect back to the Job Router so that the job can be processed by the next component in the pipeline.
Once the job is completed, this route converts the aggregated track and detection data in Redis into a JSON output format. It then clears out all data in Redis for the job, updates the final job status in the SQL database, optionally uploads the JSON output object to an object storage server, and optionally makes a callback to the endpoint listed in the job request.
Detection Response Route
The Detection Response Route is the re-entry point to the WFM. It unmarshals the protobuf responses from components and converts them into the Track and Detection objects used within the WFM. It then optionally performs each of the following actions: track merging, detection padding, detecting moving objects, and artifact extraction. It stores the track and detection data in the Redis database and optionally uploads artifacts to an object storage server.
Task Response Aggregation Route (Not Shown)
The Task Response Aggregation Route is one of the exit points for the Detection Response Route. It waits until all of the sub-job responses have been retrieved for the current stage (task) of the pipeline, then it invokes the Job Router Route to see if any additional processing needs to be done.
Markup Response Route (Not Shown)
Markup files are copies of the initial media with any detections visually highlighted in the frame. The Markup Response Route optionally uploads the markup files generated by the Markup component to an object storage server and persists the locations of these markup files in the SQL database.
Other Routes (Not Shown)
Additionally, there is a Detection Cancellation Route for cancelling detection requests sent to components, and a Markup Cancellation Route for cancelling requests sent to the Markup component.
Also, there is a DLQ Route for handling messages that appear in the ActiveMQ Dead Letter Queue (DLQ), which usually indicates a component failure or inability to deliver a message. In these cases, the job is terminated with an error condition.


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Thulsie twins terrorism trial: State data loss leads to yet another postponement
by Sesona NgqakambaThe case against terror-accused twins Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie has been postponed and an order has been handed down by the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg for the State to hand over further particulars as requested by the defence.
Wearing their black thobes and rounded skullcaps, the twins walked up into the dock shortly before proceedings started on Wednesday morning. Police officers were in court to monitor security.
The twins smiled as they spoke with their relatives who were present in the courtroom to support them.
READ | Court security risk discussed in Thulsie twins' terrorism case
When proceedings resumed before Judge Rata Mokgoatlheng, the State submitted that further information about the indictment, as requested by the defence, was not yet ready.
It also submitted the reason for the delay was that some of the information had been wiped from a laptop while it was being backed up by the National Prosecuting Authority's information technology department.
The State explained that this data loss led to it having to retype the information, which consists of hundreds of pages.
Common purpose
An application for further particulars in a criminal matter is a request in terms of Section 87 of the Criminal Procedure Act. The provision in the Act states that an accused may at any stage before a matter goes to trial request the prosecution to furnish further particulars of any case alleged in the charge sheet and indictment.
The State submitted to the court that it had, however, handed draft particulars to the twins' lawyers in the interim.
But advocate Annelene van den Heever, representing the brothers, submitted to the court that they could not argue based on the draft information given to them by the State.
Van den Heever told the court that among the pressing issues they had with the case was that of common purpose.
"The State failed to make mention of their reliance on common purpose in their indictment. And it's only during their draft that that issue was first time raised ... The issue of common purpose is particularly important and relevant to a request for further particulars," she said.
She added that the State was obliged to go to the heart of an allegation in terms of dealing with it in detail and submitting all the detail needed to the defence.
Remain in custody
"We can't argue the current further particulars before your lordship, we can't bring an application for further and better particulars, and we can't bring an application for compelling at this point. Things like that take time..." Van den Heever said.
Mokgoatlheng then ordered the State to provide the information no later than November 22 when court will sit again.
The brothers were arrested during raids in Newclare, Johannesburg, and Azaadville, on the West Rand, in July 2016. They were allegedly linked to the self-proclaimed Islamic State (ISIS) group.
The State alleges they were planning to detonate explosives at a US embassy and Jewish institutions in South Africa.
While pre-trial proceedings in the matter have been dragging on for almost two years, the defence has informed the court that it is looking at ways to potentially cut down on length of the trial, in the interest of their clients, which was also why further particulars were essential for them.
Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee remain in custody, although their lawyer also informed the court that they would, in the future, be looking at other options pertaining to their incarceration.


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SQL Injection
What is SQL Injection?
SQL injection is one of many methods that hackers use to steal data from organizations. Malicious users can inject SQL commands into an SQL statement via web page input, and then gain unauthorized entry to the data within. They take advantage of improper coding of a web application which allows the hacker to inject SQL commands into, for example, a login form in order to gain access to the data held within the database. Basically, the problem of SQL injection arises because the fields used for user input allow SQL statements to be passed through and query the database directly.
Why is it a problem?
SQL injection is one of the most common application layer attack techniques used today. Despite the increases in web security, SQL injection is still out there because of one simple reason: it works. And "hackers do what works". SQL injection is still considered an old reliable for attackers who are looking to break into corporate databases. SQL injection attacks generally yield very valuable paydirt. For example, a hacker, if successful in attempts to hack a retailer's database, may be able to pull the entire customer database full of customer's personal info, including credit card numbers!
The problem is multi-faceted. For one thing, corporations are maintaining highly desirable targets in their databases. They keep all valuable information in one place. For another, many corporations utilize improper development planning and insecure development architecture. Another big issue is that developers and organizations are putting too much trust into their user input - "trust without verification is one key reason why SQL injection is still so prevalent," according to the chief technology officer for Tripwire.
How can one combat this issue?
There are a few different methods to combat SQL injection. Importantly, one must properly code one's application so that it treats user input data with care. As mentioned above, trusting user input without verification makes a database vulnerable to attacks. Sanitizing the input, i.e. restricting the type of input allowed, is one way to protect one's databases. This is achieved by examining the user input for certain illegal characters (the kind that hackers use in their SQL injection commands), and either rejecting such illegal input or removing the illegal characters.
Another important method to combat SQL injection is by following "the rule of least privilege" within application accounts. Database logins oftentimes grant complete administrator privileges, allowing for creation/deletion/augmentation of tables. Web applications don't need this level of access! And such a level access is a perfect setup for SQL injection attacks. By limiting access, one can limit the amount of potential damage.
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