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In order to integrate EasySpin into your research workflow, you need to be able to import experimental data into EasySpin for analysis and simulation, and then possibly export simulated data for further processing or plotting with other applications such as Origin, IgorPro, Excel, and Bruker Xepr.
Here, we look at how you can get your data in and out of EasySpin/Matlab.
To import experimental EPR spectral data acquired on commerical spectrometers, use the eprload function. eprload
supports a variety of file formats, including those used by Bruker, Active Spectrum, magnettech, Adani and JEOL spectrometers. (Thanks to all these vendors for sharing their file format specification with EasySpin!).
Data from modern Bruker spectrometers are stored in the BES3T format, in two separate files, a data file with extension DTA and a description
file with extension DSC. You can load both by calling easyspin
with either. You can even leave the extension out. The following three statements
are all equivalent:
[B,spc] = eprload('mydata.DTA'); % Bruker BES3T [B,spc] = eprload('mydata.DSC'); % Bruker BES3T [B,spc] = eprload('mydata'); % Bruker BES3T
eprload
using
[B,spc] = eprload('myolddata.spc'); % Bruker SPC/PAR
[B,spc] = eprload('myspectrum.esr'); % Active Spectrum [B,spc] = eprload('myspectrum.dat'); % Adani [B,spc] = eprload('myspectrum.spe'); % magnettech, old binary format [B,spc] = eprload('myspectrum.xml'); % magnettech, new XML format [B,spc] = eprload('myspectrum'); % JEOL
textread
.
For two columns:
[B,spc] = textread('mydata.txt','%f %f');Often, such text files contain a header, a series of lines at the beginning that contain parameter information. These can be skipped using
[B,spc] = textread('mydata.txt','%f %f','headerlines',17);
There are several ways to export data from EasySpin and Matlab in file formats that can be read by other applications.
If you want to use Bruker spectrometer software to look at the data, export the data in Bruker BES3T
format using eprsave
eprsave('myfile',B,spc);
This will store the magnetic field vector B
and the spectral vector
spc
in the files myfile.DSC
and myfile.DTA
.
It is also possible to set the title of the data (as displayed in the Bruker software), using a
fourth input:
eprsave('myfile',B,spc,'EasySpin simulation');
If you want to save the data in a two-column text format, with the first column containing the magnetic field and the second column containing the spectral intensity, use
data = [B(:) spc(:)]; save('myfile.txt','data','-ascii');
Data can also be exported to Microsoft Excel format. Here is how it works:
data = [B(:) spc(:)]; xlswrite('myfile',data);


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Romain Deltour – DAISY
Auto-WCAG Workshop, July 2016
A brief history
- OEBPS
- OEBPS 1.1
- OEBPS 2.2
- EPUB begins
- EPUB 2.0
- EPUB 2.0.1
- EPUB 3
- EPUB 3.0.1
- EPUB 3.1
Focus on accessibility.
Convergence with the web.
Future: IDPF + W3C merger?
@idpfmemes ♥ @w3cmemes
So, What is EPUB?
A distribution and interchange format standard for digital publications and documents, developped by IDPF.
A (static) website in a ZIP
- XHTML documents + Navigation
- CSS
- Other Resources
- Manifest
- mimetype
META-INF/container.xml
$ unzip -l foo.epub Archive: foo.epub Length Date Time Name -------- ---- ---- ---- 20 04-20-16 10:02 mimetype 952 04-20-16 10:02 EPUB/1-cover.xhtml 685 04-20-16 10:02 EPUB/2-titlepage.xhtml 3462 04-20-16 10:02 EPUB/3-chap1.xhtml 1736 04-20-16 10:02 EPUB/4-chap2.xhtml 4507 03-18-16 22:36 EPUB/css/styles.css 139681 03-18-16 23:44 EPUB/images/cover.jpg 3692 11-30-15 14:37 EPUB/images/header.png 28599 11-30-15 14:40 EPUB/images/logo.png 44086 12-01-15 13:04 EPUB/image/table.png 5291 04-20-16 10:02 EPUB/package.opf 236 04-20-16 10:02 META-INF/container.xml -------- ------- 232947 12 files
A family of specifications
One spec to rule them allhttp://www.idpf.org/epub/31/spec/epub-spec.html
- EPUB Open Container Format (OCF)
- EPUB Publications
- EPUB Content Documents (incl. Navigation Document)
- EPUB Media Overlays
- EPUB Specification
- EPUB Open Container Format (OCF)
- EPUB
PublicationPackage (incl. Navigation Document) - EPUB Content Documents
- EPUB Media Overlays
EPUB accessibility primer
(to become an a11y superhero)
# 1 Structure and semantics
# 2Navigation
# 3Alternative content
Image descriptions

Spider-Man's traditional
red and blue costume is woven with spider
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Media overlays
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<par id="par1">
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Metadata records
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Accessibility
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EPUB Accessibility specification
http://www.idpf.org/epub/latest/accessibility (ED)
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EPUB Accessibility specification
3 categories of conformance:
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This section provides an example illustrating the use of binary addition for encryption. To make it easier to follow the steps that need to be performed with CrypTool, the example is illustrated with a number of screenshots.
A text document will be used to illustrate encryption through binary addition and a Ciphertext Only attack on this method. It will be shown that with many encrypted documents it is easy to work out the key and hence the plaintext as well. However, if the plaintext is compressed prior to encryption, the key and the plaintext cannot be worked out directly with CrypTool as the frequencies of the individual characters prior to encryption (but after compressing) are not known. On the other hand, certain properties of uncompressed documents, such as texts, are known and can therefore be utilised in the analysis.
The example presented here functions in a manner similar to a binary document containing, for example, a graphic image (in contrast to the text document used in this example). In an example illustrating encryption using the Exclusive-OR, the steps performed are similar to those described here except that the file that is encrypted is a graphic image in the form of a bitmap, i.e. a binary document.
First of all we load part of the CrypTool Help text entitled ”Introduction to
CrypTool”, which will be found in the CrypTool-en.txt
file.
To open this document in CrypTool,
select File \ Open.
Before the document is encrypted, let us examine the frequency distribution of the characters as presented in the form of a histogram. Select Analysis \ General \ Histogram).
One can see from the histogram that the character which occurs most frequently
is the letter E
. This is true of many German and English texts.
This information will be utilised later on during our attack.
First of all, make the text document the
active window again by clicking on it with the mouse. To now encrypt
the document using binary addition,
select Encrypt/Decrypt \ Symmetric (classic) \
Addition. Now enter 12
34
AB
CD
into the dialog box which opens as the key.
Click theEncrypt button, and a new window opens containing the encrypted document.
A ciphertext-only attack will now be performed. To do this, with the document encrypted in the last step as the active window, select Analysis \ Ciphertext-Only \ Addition, and the autocorrelation will be calculated and displayed.
Following a click on the OK button the Automatic
Analysis dialog box appears, in which we are told that the key
length is calculated to be 4
. As we saw at the beginning,
the commonest character is the letter E
. The hexadecimal value of
E
is 45
(see ASCII Table). If,
however, we return briefly to the plaintext,
we notice that the character which occurs most frequently is not the upper case
letter E
, but the lower case letter e.
In most texts,
the lower case letter e
is the character which occurs most
frequently. In shorter texts it could also be the space, which has a
hexadecimal value of 20
. The hexadecimal value of e
is
65
. This we enter into the Expected most common character field
in the Automatic Analysis dialog box.
CrypTool has been able to find the key,
as can be seen from the next box. The only information that was needed to do
this was the fact that the character which occurred most frequently in the plaintext
was the lower case letter e
.
A click on the OK button produces a new window containing the plaintext.
The key 12
34
AB
CD
, with which the text
document was originally encrypted,
is displayed in the window title bar.
In this case it was no problem for CrypTool
to work out the key and hence the plaintext
version of an encrypted document as we did have some information about the
encrypted document, namely that it contained text. We also knew that the lower
case letter e
is often the character that occurs most frequently
in textual documents.
But if the text is compressed prior to encryption then we will not be able to draw any conclusions from the frequency distribution of the characters in the text about the frequency distribution of the compressed text, since the compression process not only reduces the size of a file but alters the frequencies of the individual characters so that they no longer reflect the frequencies of the characters in the original text. This means that we do not know the commonest character and cannot help CrypTool with the analysis.
To compress the document, it must be made the active window again.
It can now be compressed by selecting the menu option Compress \ Zip.
The rate of compression is displayed, following which the compressed document is shown.
For this document too, let us first take a look at the histogram (Analysis \ General \ Histogram).
One can see immediately that the compression process produces a quite different histogram profile from the one previously obtained for the uncompressed document. The characters are much more evenly distributed than in the unencrypted document.
While it is possible to attempt to analyze an encrypted,
compressed document, because we do not know which character occurs most
frequently in a compressed document, we cannot provide CrypTool
with any help during the analysis and must therefore use the default value of
00
as the character which occurs most frequently.
Make the compressed document the active window once again and then encrypt it,
using the same key as before: 12
34
AB
CD
.
Following input of the key and a click on the OK button, the window with the encrypted document appears as usual.
We now invoke the Analysis function again and see that the autocorrelation process has not been as accurate as before in its estimate of the length of the key as before.
CrypTool in fact returns an incorrect key
length of 34
.
Given this key length, it is not possible to find the correct key either.
A mouse click on the OK button produces a display, incorrect of course, of the plaintext document. This document bears no similarity with the original compressed, but unencrypted document.
Finally, we would like to check whether it is possible to arrive at a readable
version of the text document from
the compressed and then encrypted document.
To do this we need to know the key
with which the document was encrypted (12
34
AB
CD
) and the encryption algorithm (binary
addition). First of all we make the compressed, encrypted document the
active window again.
We now decrypt the document with the known key. Make sure you select the Decrypt option in the dialog box i.e. so that there is a dot in the radial button to the left the field. This is achieved by clicking on the field.
Clicking the OK button produces the unencrypted, but still compressed document.
The document can now be decompressed by selecting Compress \ UnZip, and the original text is displayed once more.


THE WORLD, THE FLESH AND THE DEVIL A film review by Rod Crawford Copyright 1997 Rod Crawford
MGM, B&W, 95 min. Science Fiction/post-apocalyptic Director: Ranald MacDougall Cinematographer: Harold S. Marcorati Wide-screen process credited as CinemaScope, but really Panavision. Written by the director from a story by Ferdinand Reyher and M.P. Shiel's 1901 novel 'The Purple Cloud.' Co-produced by Belafonte's HarBel Productions. Stars: Harry Belafonte, Inger Stevens, Mel Ferrer. Full details in Internet Movie Database.
Miner Ralph Burton (Harry Belafonte), trapped in a cave-in, waits in vain for rescue. After several days, he manages to dig his own way out, and emerges jubilant into daylight...to find a completely deserted world. Not a voice, not a bird call. The only moving, acting things are wind, water, fire...and himself. Making his way to New York, he's greeted by lifelessness (except for a seagull or two that perhaps I shouldn't have noticed). In a radio station, Ralph plays a tape of the last newscast; tears roll down his cheeks as he hears the story of humanity's end.
In this first half of the film, with Ralph (as far as he knows) alone on Earth, compelling and ironic images abound. Bridges jammed with hundreds of abandoned cars. Panoramic vistas of deserted Manhattan. Cutting to a different empty street with each toll of the church bell Ralph rings. He puts litter in a never-to-be-emptied receptacle; his huge shadow dances on a wall; in a long shot, he looks over the parapet of a windblown skyscraper roof. Cinematographer Marcorati certainly should have been Oscar-nominated. As far as I know, this was the last film of his short career: what a pity! Miklos Rosza also deserves notice for a score that contributes to dramatic impact without ever becoming overblown.
After a while, ultimate aloneness makes Ralph a little eccentric. But his super-solitary life is not without touches of humor. When he finally meets a second survivor, the focus and interest of the film narrow drastically; with a more familiar type of interpersonal relationship to deal with, MacDougall sets aside his depiction of one man against immensity, to the audience's great loss. Ironically, but an obvious source of conflict under the circumstances, Ralph just can't shake off the 1959-style racial attitudes of the world that is no more. Race, though seemingly a central issue to this part of the film, is not dealt with in any depth. Worse yet, when the population of New York grows to three, MacDougall can think of nothing more original for them than an "eternal triangle." But wait: the last minutes offer a brief return to pictorial excellence, and the conclusion is not as pat as you were afraid it was going to be.
As science fiction, the film is ahead of its time, despite (or because of) no attempt at high-tech special effects. The explanation for Earth's depopulation is actually fairly plausible; especially by the standards of 'fifties screenwriters, who seldom rose much above the "radiation grows giant grasshoppers" level. The biggest "suspension of disbelief" required: you just have to stop asking where all the bodies are! Really, not showing the bodies seems to be a convention of post-apocalyptic cinema...
Belafonte's acting is just fine in all respects. And he sings, too. Inger Stevens, not always considered an outstanding actress, here gives a competent, if low-key, performance. Besides, she's lovely, and nicely costumed and photographed. As for Mel Ferrer, he's just a vacuum here, not even a hissable villain; the film would have been far better without him.
As a whole, The World, the Flesh and the Devil (wonder why this title?) is badly flawed because of the lackluster second half. But even this doesn't really dim (for me at least) the sheer brilliance of the first half. It remains my favorite post-apocalyptic movie.
Rod Crawford, Seattle, USA
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MAN FACING SOUTHEAST (HOMBRE MIRANDO AL SUDESTE) A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1987 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: A serious science fiction film from Argentina has a psychiatrist faced with a Christ-like patient who claims to be an alien. This is a film with a lot to say about psychiatry, hunger, charity, and religion. With that much to say it is, perhaps, over-ambitious. It does not do everything right but what is right is worth seeing.
Argentina is not one of the countries one generally expects to be making science fiction films. It has had a film industry for quite a long time--as anyone who has heard EVITA knows--but their films seem rarely seem to get international play and do not seem to have much fantasy, in any case. Yet Argentina has a heritage of literary fantasy led until his recent death by Jorge Luis Borges. Borges's influence can be felt in a new fantasy science fiction film from Argentina, MAN FACING SOUTHEAST. The film combines elements of THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH and ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST.
The main character of MAN FACING SOUTHEAST is a psychiatrist in an insane asylum. Dr. Denis is disturbed by his inability to really help his patients and by the asylum's callous and factory-like treatment of patients. One patient's fantasy, incidentally, is an uncredited enactment of the painting "The Lovers" by Magritte. But a new patient appears at the asylum one day, committing himself. It is Rantes's apparent delusion that he is an extra-terrestrial sent to Earth on a mission. He commits himself voluntarily because he knows society would only commit him more forcibly if he did not.
Rantes sees the suffering and pain around him and the selfishness of the comfortable. In a number of scenes he turns the tables. But Dr. Denis is the real center of the story. Facing pressure to drug Rantes out of what may or may not be an illusion (actually the audience knows which but the doctor does not), Denis sees himself as Pontius Pilate, being forced to crucify another Jesus. As more patients at the asylum become disciples of Rantes, the pressures increase on the bewildered psychiatrist to fulfill his role as the later-day Pilate.
MAN FACING SOUTHEAST is an intelligent science fiction film that needs no special effects. It is at once a cry of social despair, a philosophical essay, and a science fiction story. If anything it tries to be too much and spreads itself too thin; often it gives way to cliche. Yet in many ways it is comparable to THE MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT and if the Argentine industry follows the same path the British did, we can hope to see a lot more good films from it in the future. Rate MAN FACING SOUTHEAST a +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Table of Contents
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| G0 | Create valid credentials via register service https://interview-api.shiftboard.com/auth |
| G1 | All requests must include basic auth. |
| G2 | Validated against at auth service https://interview-api.shiftboard.com/auth. |
| G3 | Unsuccessful attempts return 401 |
| G4 | POSTs are a JSON formated object |
| G5 | Required SHA1 posted content digest query parameter, signature, return 403 if invalid |
| G6 | Missing parameters return 422 |
| G7 | Operate in a non-sticky, load balanced environment. |
2.2 API Endpoint Function Requirements
| Spec ID | Description |
|---|---|
| F1 | Split string into even and odd character arrays, Assume first character 1, is odd. |
| F2 | The user/pass will successfully authenticate against https://interview-api.shiftboard.com/auth. |
| F3 | Last result depending on method called last |
3 Acceptance Criteria
:curl -X POST -u USER:PASS \ http://matt-burns.shftbrd.com/split?signature=04e74f3b8cfcf0b502ff701a9b5f0b98ece0d3b4 \ -d '{"string":"split me"}'
curl -X POST -u USER:PASS \ http://localhost/split?signature=04e74f3b8cfcf0b502ff701a9b5f0b98ece0d3b4 \ -d '{"string":"split me"}'
{"message":{"odd":["s","l","t","m"],"even":["p","i"," ","e"]}}
curl -X POST -u USER:PASS \ https://localhost/split?signature=04e74f3b8cfcf0b502ff701a9b5f0b98ece0d3b4 \ -d '{"string":"split me"}'
curl -X POST -u USER:PASS \ http://matt-burns.shftbrd.com/join?signature=6edd74450aa9206c4ba0b8c009de382a3e91f404 \ -d '{"odd":["s","l","t","m"], "even":["p","i"," ","e"]}'
curl -X POST -u USER:PASS \ http://localhost/join?signature=6edd74450aa9206c4ba0b8c009de382a3e91f404 \ -d '{"odd":["s","l","t","m"], "even":["p","i"," ","e"]}'
{"message":"split me"}
curl -X POST -u USER:PASS \ https://localhost:join?signature=6edd74450aa9206c4ba0b8c009de382a3e91f404 \ -d '{"odd":["s","l","t","m"], "even":["p","i"," ","e"]}'
curl -u USER:PASS http://matt-burns.shftbrd.com/lastResponse
curl -u USER:PASS http://localhost/lastResponse
curl -u USER:PASS https://localhost/lastResponse
prove -v -I/home/mburns/projects/bb/shiftboard/Audition-WebService/lib Audition-WebService/t/exported_test.t
Audition-WebService/t/exported_test.t .. # Subtest: business unit tests. 1..3 ok 1 - Odd and even combined into a single numberical sequence ok 2 - Numbers split into two sequences these the odd ok 3 - Numbers split into two sequence these are the even ok 1 - business unit tests. # Subtest: API usage mocking registered auth. see F1, F2, F3, G0, G1, G2, G3, G4, G5, G6 1..10 ok 1 - POST http://TBD:TBD@<IP_ADDRESS>:35837/split?signature=%3AjQ%C2%BF%C3%87%16%C3%A3j7%C3%A7%19_V%C2%8A%C3%B7u%27%3Fm%22 ok 2 - 200 OK ok 3 - POST http://TBD:TBD@<IP_ADDRESS>:35837/split?signature=%3AjQ%C2%BF%C3%87%16%C3%A3j7%C3%A7%19_V%C2%8A%C3%B7u%27%3Fm%22 ok 4 - 422 Unprocessable Entity ok 5 - POST http://TBD:TBD@<IP_ADDRESS>:35837/join?signature=%C2%B6D%C3%85%18%3B5%C3%8E%C2%86%0B%0Ef%C3%8D%04%5C%126%C3%94%05%C2%A5%C3%90 ok 6 - 200 OK ok 7 - POST http://TBD:TBD@<IP_ADDRESS>:35837/join?signature=%C2%B6D%C3%85%18%3B5%C3%8E%C2%86%0B%0Ef%C3%8D%04%5C%126%C3%94%05%C2%A5%C3%90 ok 8 - 422 Unprocessable Entity ok 9 - GET http://TBD:TBD@<IP_ADDRESS>:35837/lastResponse ok 10 - Basic auth check on each endpoint called the mock auth webservice ok 2 - API usage mocking registered auth. see F1, F2, F3, G0, G1, G2, G3, G4, G5, G6 1..2 ok All tests successful. Files=1, Tests=2, 0 wallclock secs ( 0.02 usr 0.00 sys + 0.20 cusr 0.02 csys = 0.24 CPU) Result: PASS
4 Application Logic
sub together { my ($odd, $even) = @_; return undef unless scalar @$odd > 0 && scalar @$even > 0; return join '', zip(@$odd, @$even); }
sub apart { my @array = split('', $_[0]); return undef unless scalar @array > 0; # bitwise AND array position select odd my @odd = map {"$_"} @array[grep {!($_ & 1)} 0..$#array]; # invert logic to take even my @even = map {"$_"} @array[grep {($_ & 1)} 0..$#array]; return {even => \@even, odd => \@odd}; }
post '/join'=>sub { my $c = shift; my ($odd, $even) = @{$c->req->json}{qw(odd even)} || undef; my $join = together($odd, $even); return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Parameter required"})->rendered(422) unless $join; $c->session('returned_last'=>$join); return $c->render(json=>$join)->rendered(200); };
post '/split'=>sub { my $c = shift; my $split = apart($c->req->json->{string}) || undef; return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Parameter Invalid"})->rendered(422) unless $split; $c->session('returned_last'=>$split); return $c->render(json=>$split)->rendered(200); };
get '/lastResponse'=>sub {$_[0]->render(json=>$_[0]->session('returned_last'))->rendered(200)};
4.1 Basic Authentication using webservice
4.1.1 Code
under(sub { my $c = shift; # Basic Authentication for each request my ($username, $password) = split(':', $c->req->url->to_abs->userinfo); $c->ua->get(Mojo::URL->new($ENV{"auth_url"} || app->config('auth_url')) ->query({username=>$username, password=>$password}) => {Accept=>'application/json'})->res == 200 ? return 1 : return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Invalid"})->rendered(401)});
4.1.2 Test
subtest 'testing registered authentication' => sub { plan tests => 2; my $module = Test::MockModule->new('Audition::WebService'); $module->mock('apart', sub { return $desired_apart }); $module->mock('together', sub { return $desired_together }); Module::Name::subroutine(@args); my $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/split'); $url->query({signature => $good_signature}); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200); $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/join'); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200); $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/lastResult'); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200); };
4.2 API Interface
post '/split'=>sub { my $c = shift; my $split = apart($c->req->json->{string}) || undef; return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Parameter Invalid"})->rendered(422) unless $split; $c->session('returned_last'=>$split); return $c->render(json=>$split)->rendered(200); }; post '/join'=>sub { my $c = shift; my ($odd, $even) = @{$c->req->json}{qw(odd even)} || undef; my $join = together($odd, $even); return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Parameter required"})->rendered(422) unless $join; $c->session('returned_last'=>$join); return $c->render(json=>$join)->rendered(200); }; get '/lastResponse'=>sub {$_[0]->render(json=>$_[0]->session('returned_last'))->rendered(200)};
4.2.1 Error Codes
- G3 Application Functionality: return 401 on unsuccessful
- G5 Application Functionality: return 403 on invalid sha1
- G6 Application Functionality: return 422 on missing parameters
4.3 API Tests
$url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/join'); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200); my $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/split'); $url->query({signature => $good_signature}); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200); $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/lastResult'); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200);
4.4 Access Management
under sub { # Valid API Requirement Assertions my $c = shift; my $signature = $c->param('signature') || undef; my $string = $c->req->json->{string} || undef; return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Parameter required)"})->rendered(422) unless $string; return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Checksum failure"})->rendered(403) unless $signature && ($signature eq sha1($string)); };
4.5 Application Code
use strict; use warnings; package Audition::WebService; use Digest::SHA qw(sha1); use List::MoreUtils qw(zip); #use Mojolicious::Lite; use Mojo::Base "Mojolicious"; use Mojo::URL; use Mojo::Util qw(secure_compare); use Riemann::Client; use sigtrap qw/handler signal_handler normal-signals/; plugin 'Config'; sub apart { my @array = split('', $_[0]); return undef unless scalar @array > 0; # bitwise AND array position select odd my @odd = map {"$_"} @array[grep {!($_ & 1)} 0..$#array]; # invert logic to take even my @even = map {"$_"} @array[grep {($_ & 1)} 0..$#array]; return {even => \@even, odd => \@odd}; } sub together { my ($odd, $even) = @_; return undef unless scalar @$odd > 0 && scalar @$even > 0; return join '', zip(@$odd, @$even); } under(sub { my $c = shift; # Basic Authentication for each request my ($username, $password) = split(':', $c->req->url->to_abs->userinfo); $c->ua->get(Mojo::URL->new($ENV{"auth_url"} || app->config('auth_url')) ->query({username=>$username, password=>$password}) => {Accept=>'application/json'})->res == 200 ? return 1 : return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Invalid"})->rendered(401)}); group { under sub { # Valid API Requirement Assertions my $c = shift; my $signature = $c->param('signature') || undef; my $string = $c->req->json->{string} || undef; return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Parameter required)"})->rendered(422) unless $string; return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Checksum failure"})->rendered(403) unless $signature && ($signature eq sha1($string)); }; post '/split'=>sub { my $c = shift; my $split = apart($c->req->json->{string}) || undef; return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Parameter Invalid"})->rendered(422) unless $split; $c->session('returned_last'=>$split); return $c->render(json=>$split)->rendered(200); }; post '/join'=>sub { my $c = shift; my ($odd, $even) = @{$c->req->json}{qw(odd even)} || undef; my $join = together($odd, $even); return $c->render(json=>{message=>"Parameter required"})->rendered(422) unless $join; $c->session('returned_last'=>$join); return $c->render(json=>$join)->rendered(200); }; get '/lastResponse'=>sub {$_[0]->render(json=>$_[0]->session('returned_last'))->rendered(200)}; }; sub run { app->start; } run() unless caller(); 1;
5 Usage
sub run { app->start; } run() unless caller(); 1;
6 Configuration
{ auth_url => 'https://interview-api.shiftboard.com/auth', name => 'partition_combiner', register_url => 'https://interview-api.shiftboard.com/register' }
7 System Integration
7.1 Systemd
7.1.1 daemon
[Unit] Description=together apart application After=network.target [Service] Type=simple ExecStart=/home/ubuntu/together-apart/script/together-apart daemon -m production -l http://*:3000 [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target
systemctl stop together-apart systemctl start together-apart systemctl status together-apart
7.1.2 hypnotoad
[Unit] Description=together-apart application After=network.target [Service] Type=forking PIDFile=/home/ubuntu/together-apart/script/hypnotoad.pid ExecStart=/usr/bin/hypnotoad /home/ubuntu/together-apart/script/together-apart ExecReload=/usr/bin/hypnotoad /home/ubuntu/together-apart/script/together-apart KillMode=process [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target
8 Environment Variables
export partition_combiner_auth_url='https://interview-api.shiftboard.com/auth'; export partition_combiner_register_url='https://interview-api.shiftboard.com/register'; export MOJO_REVERSE_PROXY='http://localhost:80';
9 Packages
sudo apt-get install libmojolicious-perl libdigest-sha-perl liblist-moreutils-perl libtry-tiny-perl
name = Together-Apart version = 0.01 author = matthewburns@gmail license = MIT copyright_holder = Matt Burns [@Basic] [Prereqs] Mojolicious = 7.77
10 Perl Dependencies
use strict; use warnings; package Audition::WebService; use Digest::SHA qw(sha1); use List::MoreUtils qw(zip); #use Mojolicious::Lite; use Mojo::Base "Mojolicious"; use Mojo::URL; use Mojo::Util qw(secure_compare); use Riemann::Client; use sigtrap qw/handler signal_handler normal-signals/;
11 Test Suite
use Audition::WebService; use Digest::SHA qw(sha1); use Mojo::JSON qw(decode_json encode_json); use Test::Mojo; use Test::MockModule use Test::More; use FindBin; #require "$FindBin::Bin/../lib"; use lib "/home/mburns/projects/bb/shiftboard/Audition-WebService/lib"; my $desired_together = "split me"; my $desired_apart = {'even'=>['p', 'i', ' ', 'e'], 'odd' => ['s', 'l', 't', 'm']}; my $apart_got = apart($desired_together); my $got_together = together($test_output->{'odd'}, $test_output->{'even'}); is($got_together, $desired_together, 'Odd and even combined into a single numerical sequence'); is($apart_got, $desired_apart, 'Numbers split into two sequence based on being odd or even'); my $t = Test::Mojo->new; subtest 'testing registered authentication' => sub { plan tests => 2; my $module = Test::MockModule->new('Audition::WebService'); $module->mock('apart', sub { return $desired_apart }); $module->mock('together', sub { return $desired_together }); Module::Name::subroutine(@args); my $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/split'); $url->query({signature => $good_signature}); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200); $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/join'); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200); $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/lastResult'); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200); }; subtest 'testing api app biz domain functionality' => sub { plan tests => 2; my $module = Test::MockModule->new('Audition::WebService'); $module->mock('check_credentials', sub { return 1 }); Module::Name::subroutine(@args); my $test_data = {'string'=>$desired_together}; my $good_signature = sha1($desired_together); my $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/split'); $url->query({signature => $good_signature}); $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/join'); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200); my $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/split'); $url->query({signature => $good_signature}); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200); $url = $t->ua->server->url->userinfo('TBD:TBD')->path('/lastResult'); $t->post_ok($url=>json=>$test_data)->status_is(200); };
12 Runtime
13 Release
13.1 Push
git push origin release-next
git push origin release-next
14 Deployment
14.1 Package
dpkg together-apart \ --pre-invoke test-features-absent \ --post-invoke test-features-present \ --status-fd ./current-status \ --build ../dist/
dpkg together-apart --pre-invoke test-features-absent --post-invoke test-features-present --status-fd ./current-status --build ../dist/
14.2 logging/rotation
14.3 system user
useradd lowly_ws
14.4 groups
14.5 var/data
14.6 auditing
14.7 software defined storage
14.8 monitoring
14.9 Reverse Proxy Server
In front of app acting as the endpoint accessible by external clients.
- terminating SSL connections from the outside,
- limits the number of concurrent open sockets towards the app
- balancing load across multiple instances,
- supporting several applications through the same IP/port.
14.10 SSL
hypnotoad => {
listen => ['https://*:443?cert=/etc/server.crt&key=/etc/server.key'],
proxy => 1,
workers => 10
}
14.10.1 starting secure server
$ ./script/together_apart daemon -l https://[::]:443
14.11 built-in api devops endpoint
Target for github app repo release hook trigger post. Existing running version of the application sets up and restarts public facing webserver proxying with updated symbolic links for the site-availabe and sites-enabled point to the next blue green service pair in the the versioned deployment release chain.
14.12 restart
hypnotoad ./script/together_apart
14.13 Rolling Deployment
14.13.1 Start first version
./script/together_apart prefork -P /tmp/first.pid -l http://*:3000?reuse=1
14.13.2 Start second version
./script/together_apart prefork -P /tmp/second.pid -l http://*:3000?reuse=1
14.13.3 Kill the first version
kill -s TERM `cat /tmp/first.pid`
15 Appendix A: Project Overview
org-mode to document and automate microservice development, operational and maintainence tasks. API provides access to the app code block creating devop playbooks.
Application update endpoint targeted by github repo webhooks triggered merge into master, creates continous delivery feedback loop used deploying new version, handing off the request handling of the service to the new version.
Debian packages and socket reuse make upgrade to new version while system is running in production. push system based on ssh and public/private key access.
15.1 Goals
15.1.1 manage technical debt (versioning, release, deploy, documentation, test)
15.1.2 automatically maintain and update
15.1.3 make it easy to run/work on the software
Dev projects like any other open source github project fork package correctly for debian and incorporate into systemd management
15.1.4 checklists to help foster better development security practices
15.2 Design Features [19/21]
[X]
Publishes code into source files[X]
Releases the code into the upstream code repository[-]
Deploys the code onto the desired runtime platorm (dev, qa, stg, prd)[X]
Provisions the runtime infrastructure and like artifacts the application is dependent upon.[X]
Capture the functional requirements in automated testable form[X]
Understand engineering decisions behind the implementation, design, methodology testing[X]
Define the way features are deployed into new versions of this WebService[X]
Run tests[X]
Provides application documentation[X]
Provide development history[X]
Provides a reduamentry cli interface to devops/maintence tasks[X]
Sets up and runs system from src control repo (github)[X]
Provide way to refer and collaborate among developers[X]
Continous Delivery[-]
Rollback[X]
Worksheet to aid in project management aspects of software development[X]
Bridge that first draft proof of concept devops task into part of the crm/orchestration process[X]
Allows the stitching together of many pre- [-]existing tools (git, dpkg,[X]
Incorporate others work via pull requests.[X]
Define Idioms[X]
Capture domain specific paculiarities
16 Appendix B: System 3rd Party Dependencies/Requirements
- Local: Running in the context of a ordinary linux system account
- API web application
- Common library components
- Github hooks to deploy
17 Appendix C: REPL /Debugger
perl -d -I/home/mburns/projects/bb/shiftboard/Audition-WebService/lib Audition-WebService/lib/Audition/WebService.pm daemon
17.1 Testing G7 - Setting up non sticky environment
# Listen on two ports with HTTP and HTTPS at the same time $daemon->listen(['http://*:3000', 'https://*:4000']); # Listen on release-next port # 4461 release-next -> new version # 4460 master -> existing prd version my $port = $daemon->listen(['http://<IP_ADDRESS>'])->start->ports->[0]; # Run multiple web servers concurrently my $daemon1 = Mojo::Server::Daemon->new(listen => ['http://*:3000'])->start; my $daemon2 = Mojo::Server::Daemon->new(listen => ['http://*:4000'])->start; Mojo::IOLoop->start unless Mojo::IOLoop->is_running;


Constructor for creating an instance of IPv6Mask. The passed strings need to be a valid IPv6 mask number in dot-decimal notation
The passed IPv6 string
The number of bits needed to represents the value of the IPv6 number
An array of Hexadecatet's
The maximum bit size (i.e. binary value) of the IPv6 number in BigInteger
The cidr prefix represented by this mask
The string character used to separate the individual hexadecatet when the IPv6 is rendered as strings
The type of IP number. Value is one of the values of the IPNumType enum
The decimal value represented by the IPv6 number in BigInteger
Gets the individual Hexadecatet that makes up the IPv6 number
The individual Hexadecatet that makes up the IPv6 number
Gets the numeric value of an IP number as {@link BigInteger}
the numeric value of an IP number.
Checks if an IP number has a value greater than the present value
true, if there is a value greater than the present value. Returns false otherwise.
Checks if an IP number has a value lesser than the present value
true, if there is a value lesser than the present value. Returns false otherwise.
Checks if the given IP number, is equals to the current IP number
the other IP number to compare with
true if the given IP number is equals
Checks if the given IP number is greater than this current IP number
the other IP number to compare with
true if the given IP number is greater than this current one. False otherwise.
Checks if the given IP number is greater than or equals to this current IP number
the other IP number to compare with
{boolean} true if the given IP number is greater than or equals to this current one. False otherwise.
Checks if the given IP number is lesser than this current IP number
the other IP number to compare with
true if the given IP number is less than this current one. False otherwise.
Checks if the given IP number is less than or equals to this current IP number
the other IP number to compare with
true if the given IP number is less than or equals to this current one. False otherwise.
Returns the next IPv6 number
the next IPv6 number
Returns the previous IPv6 number
the previous IPv6 number
Gets the binary string representation of an IP number.
the string binary representation.
A string representation of the IPv6 number.
The string representation of IPv6
A convenience method for creating an instance of IPv6Mask. The passed strings need to be a valid IPv4 mask number in dot-decimal notation.
The passed string in textual notation
the instance of IPv6Mask
Alias for IPv6.fromHexadecimalString
the IP number in hexadecatet
the IPv6 instance
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The IPv6Mask can be seen as a specialized IPv4 number where, in a 128 bit number, starting from the left, you have continuous bits turned on (with 1 value) followed by bits turned off (with 0 value). In networking, it is used to to demarcate which bits are used to identify a network, and the ones that are used to identify hosts on the network


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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 11:35 AM
and this:
SHossain31-Aug-18 11:39 AM
grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 11:41 AM
I found better name for it
if want it can buy it
pirate.black
domain
If we are really going the way of trading then I guess I can go ahead and put an ASK for PIRATE coin.
will buy 1000 PIRATE for 1 KMD
SHossain31-Aug-18 11:45 AM
@grewalsatinder for you 1000 PIRATE for 10 KMD
grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 11:45 AM
nope
1 KMD for 1000 PIRATE
let me know if anyone selling.
scubapanda31-Aug-18 11:49 AM
Pirate.business is also available
grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 11:49 AM
Leaving the domain buying and decisions to community.
I don't want to be part of this management and stuff
happy just being dev
if need to setup a simple github.io webpage, there I can help for sure
scubapanda31-Aug-18 11:51 AM
Not much point in mining with a slow cpu anymore.. "difficulty": 21480.60307756075
grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 11:51 AM
oh man really!
scubapanda31-Aug-18 11:51 AM
Need a pool soon..
grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 11:51 AM
last I saw it was like 1600 or something
SHossain31-Aug-18 11:52 AM
it was hanging in between 5k-10k diff
Deleted User31-Aug-18 11:53 AM
This is way too long to read
Can someone tldr what is pirate
How do we get pirate
Will pirate make me rich
Thanks
scubapanda31-Aug-18 11:54 AM
You mine the longest chain and take all moneys
grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 11:56 AM
@Deleted User check the pinned messages
read that BTT ANN
@SHossain how many you have to sell ?(edited)
scubapanda31-Aug-18 12:05 PM
Pirate chain doesn't get notarized?
jl777c31-Aug-18 12:06 PM
it is totally private, cant notarize
SHossain31-Aug-18 12:06 PM
@grewalsatinder I have 40,000
grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 12:07 PM
40,000 / 1000 = 40 KMD
can do right now
for you can do 50 KMD
scubapanda31-Aug-18 12:07 PM
@jl777c So someone with a lot of hashpower could rewrite the chain?
SHossain31-Aug-18 12:08 PM
@grewalsatinder let's do in an hour. the first pirate trade.
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grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 12:08 PM
very well
SHossain31-Aug-18 12:08 PM
I'm going out for 1 hour now
grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 12:09 PM
feeling exciting!
CHMEX31-Aug-18 12:09 PM
and leaves he beast on for the hour so he can sell an additional 40k:)(edited)
grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 12:09 PM
it's kinda bad time for me... 12 already. have to wake up early morning.
SHossain31-Aug-18 12:09 PM
@CHMEX I'm trying to mine on high diff to bring the diff down
CHMEX31-Aug-18 12:09 PM
nice
SHossain31-Aug-18 12:10 PM
if i mine normally, it will go higher
grewalsatinder31-Aug-18 12:10 PM
@SHossain can send you KMD now and give you my Z address


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java.lang.Object org.apache.catalina.startup.HostConfig
Startup event listener for a Host that configures the properties of that Host, and the associated defined contexts.
| Field Summary | |
protected java.lang.String |
configClass
The Java class name of the Context configuration class we should use. |
protected java.lang.String |
contextClass
The Java class name of the Context implementation we should use. |
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The debugging detail level for this component. |
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deployed
The names of applications that we have auto-deployed (to avoid double deployment attempts). |
protected Host |
host
The Host we are associated with. |
protected static StringManager |
sm
The string resources for this package. |
| Constructor Summary | |
HostConfig()
|
| Method Summary | |
void |
addChild(Container child)
Used by digester to add a context in getContextPath(java.io.File) . |
protected java.io.File |
appBase()
Return a File object representing the "application root" directory for our associated Host. |
protected void |
checkDeployed()
Check the list of files that have been auto-deployed to see if any of them have been removed, eg by the Manager app. |
protected void |
checkWebXmlLastModified()
Check deployment descriptors last modified date. |
protected org.apache.commons.digester.Digester |
createDigester()
Create (if necessary) and return a Digester configured to process the context configuration descriptor for an application. |
protected void |
deployApps()
Deploy applications for any directories or WAR files that are found in our "application root" directory. |
protected void |
deployDescriptors(java.io.File appBase,
java.lang.String[] files)
Deploy XML context descriptors. |
protected void |
deployDirectories(java.io.File appBase,
java.lang.String[] files)
Deploy directories. |
protected void |
deployWARs(java.io.File appBase,
java.lang.String[] files)
Deploy WAR files. |
protected void |
expand(java.io.InputStream input,
java.io.File docBase,
java.lang.String name)
Expand the specified input stream into the specified directory, creating a file named from the specified relative path. |
protected java.lang.String |
expand(java.net.URL war)
Expand the WAR file found at the specified URL into an unpacked directory structure, and return the absolute pathname to the expanded directory. |
java.lang.String |
getConfigClass()
Return the Context configuration class name. |
java.lang.String |
getContextClass()
Return the Context implementation class name. |
protected java.lang.String |
getContextPath(java.io.File configFile)
Get the path from a context defined by an XML context descriptor. |
int |
getDebug()
Return the debugging detail level for this component. |
java.lang.ClassLoader |
getParentClassLoader()
Delegate a request for the parent class loader to our associated Host. |
boolean |
isDeployXML()
Return the deploy XML config file flag for this component. |
boolean |
isLiveDeploy()
Return the live deploy flag for this component. |
boolean |
isUnpackWARs()
Return the unpack WARs flag. |
void |
lifecycleEvent(LifecycleEvent event)
Process the START event for an associated Host. |
protected void |
log(java.lang.String message)
Log a message on the Logger associated with our Host (if any) |
protected void |
log(java.lang.String message,
java.lang.Throwable throwable)
Log a message on the Logger associated with our Host (if any) |
void |
run()
The background thread that checks for web application autoDeploy and changes to the web.xml config. |
void |
setConfigClass(java.lang.String configClass)
Set the Context configuration class name. |
void |
setContextClass(java.lang.String contextClass)
Set the Context implementation class name. |
void |
setDebug(int debug)
Set the debugging detail level for this component. |
void |
setDeployXML(boolean deployXML)
Set the deploy XML config file flag for this component. |
void |
setLiveDeploy(boolean liveDeploy)
Set the live deploy flag for this component. |
void |
setUnpackWARs(boolean unpackWARs)
Set the unpack WARs flag. |
protected void |
start()
Process a "start" event for this Host. |
protected void |
stop()
Process a "stop" event for this Host. |
protected void |
threadSleep()
Sleep for the duration specified by the checkInterval
property. |
protected void |
threadStart()
Start the background thread that will periodically check for web application autoDeploy and changes to the web.xml config. |
protected void |
threadStop()
Stop the background thread that is periodically checking for for web application autoDeploy and changes to the web.xml config. |
protected void |
undeployApps()
Undeploy all deployed applications. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
protected java.lang.String configClass
protected java.lang.String contextClass
protected int debug
protected java.util.ArrayList deployed
protected Host host
protected static final StringManager sm
| Constructor Detail |
public HostConfig()
| Method Detail |
public java.lang.String getConfigClass()
public void setConfigClass(java.lang.String configClass)
configClass
- The new Context configuration class name.public java.lang.String getContextClass()
public void setContextClass(java.lang.String contextClass)
contextClass
- The new Context implementation class name.public int getDebug()
public void setDebug(int debug)
debug
- The new debugging detail levelpublic boolean isDeployXML()
public void setDeployXML(boolean deployXML)
deployXML
- The new deploy XML flagpublic boolean isLiveDeploy()
public void setLiveDeploy(boolean liveDeploy)
liveDeploy
- The new live deploy flagpublic boolean isUnpackWARs()
public void setUnpackWARs(boolean unpackWARs)
unpackWARs
- The new unpack WARs flagpublic void lifecycleEvent(LifecycleEvent event)
lifecycleEvent
in interface LifecycleListener
event
- The lifecycle event that has occurredprotected java.io.File appBase()
protected void deployApps()
protected void checkDeployed()
protected void deployDescriptors(java.io.File appBase, java.lang.String[] files)
protected java.lang.String getContextPath(java.io.File configFile)
protected org.apache.commons.digester.Digester createDigester()
public void addChild(Container child)
getContextPath(java.io.File)
.
public java.lang.ClassLoader getParentClassLoader()
protected void deployWARs(java.io.File appBase, java.lang.String[] files)
protected void deployDirectories(java.io.File appBase, java.lang.String[] files)
protected void checkWebXmlLastModified()
protected java.lang.String expand(java.net.URL war) throws java.io.IOException
war
- URL of the web application archive to be expanded
(must start with "jar:")
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this is not a "jar:" URL
java.io.IOException
- if an input/output error was encountered
during expansionprotected void expand(java.io.InputStream input, java.io.File docBase, java.lang.String name) throws java.io.IOException
input
- InputStream to be copieddocBase
- Document base directory into which we are expandingname
- Relative pathname of the file to be created
java.io.IOException
- if an input/output error occursprotected void log(java.lang.String message)
message
- Message to be loggedprotected void log(java.lang.String message, java.lang.Throwable throwable)
message
- Message to be loggedthrowable
- Associated exceptionprotected void start()
protected void stop()
protected void undeployApps()
protected void threadStart()
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if we should not be starting
a background thread nowprotected void threadStop()
protected void threadSleep()
checkInterval
property.
public void run()
run
in interface java.lang.Runnable
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Fundamentally, you backup your databases by copying JE log files off to a safe storage location. To restore your database from a backup, you copy those files to an appropriate directory on disk and restart your JE application.
Note that if you are using subdirectories to store your JE log
files, then your backup and restore process must maintain the
relationship between each log file and the subdirectory in which
JE intially placed it. That is, if JE placed log file
number 17 in the subdirectory named data003
,
then when you perform a recovery log file number 17 must be placed
inside subdirectory data003
.
Beyond these simple activities, there are some differing backup strategies that you may want to consider. These topics are described in this chapter.
Before continuing, before you review the information on log files and background threads in the Getting Started with Berkeley DB, Java Edition guide. Those topics contain important information that is basic to the following discussion on backups and restores.
Remember that internally JE databases are organized in a BTree, and that in order to operate JE requires the complete BTree be available to it.
When database records are created, modified, or deleted, the modifications are represented in the BTree's leaf nodes. Beyond leaf node changes, database record modifications can also cause changes to other BTree nodes and structures.
Now, if your writes are transaction-protected, then every time a transaction is committed the leaf nodes (and only the leaf nodes) modified by that transaction are written to the JE log files on disk. Also, remember that the durability of the write (whether a flush or fsync is performed) depends on the type of commit that is requested. See Non-Durable Transactions for more information.
Normal recovery, then, is the process of recreating the entire BTree from the information available in the leaf nodes. You do not have to do anything special to cause normal recovery to be run; this occurs every time a JE environment is opened.
You can know if normal recovery must be run by catching EnvironmentFailureException.
This exception indicates that a failure has occurred that impacts the
Environment as a whole. Upon seeing this exception, you should run
Environment.isValid(). If it returns true
,
then you can continue operating without any further action. However, if it
returns false
, then you must close and reopen all
Environment handles so that normal recovery can be run.


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Transfer Client¶
-
class
globus_sdk.
TransferClient
(authorizer=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
globus_sdk.base.BaseClient
Client for the Globus Transfer API.
This class provides helper methods for most common resources in the REST API, and basic
get
,put
,post
, anddelete
methods from the base rest client that can be used to access any REST resource.There are two types of helper methods: list methods which return an iterator of
GlobusResponse
objects, and simple methods that return a singleTransferResponse
object.Detailed documentation is available in the official REST API documentation, which is linked to from the method documentation. Methods that allow arbitrary keyword arguments will pass the extra arguments as query parameters.
Parameters
authorizer
(GlobusAuthorizer
)An authorizer instance used for all calls to Globus TransferExamples
For example, you could instantiate a new
TransferClient
using>>> from globus_sdk import TransferClient >>> tc = TransferClient()
and all calls made on
tc
will be authenticated using the access token implicitly passed to theAccessTokenAuthorizer
. This is the default behavior – loading the access token from the config value namedtransfer_token
.-
get_endpoint
(endpoint_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /endpoint/<endpoint_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> endpoint = tc.get_endpoint(endpoint_id) >>> print("Endpoint name:", >>> endpoint["display_name"] or endpoint["canonical_name"])
External Documentation
See Get Endpoint by ID in the REST documentation for details.
-
update_endpoint
(endpoint_id, data, **params)[source]¶ PUT /endpoint/<endpoint_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> epup = dict(display_name="My New Endpoint Name", >>> description="Better Description") >>> update_result = tc.update_endpoint(endpoint_id, epup)
External Documentation
See Update Endpoint by ID in the REST documentation for details.
-
create_endpoint
(data)[source]¶ POST /endpoint/<endpoint_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> ep_data = { >>> "DATA_TYPE": "endpoint", >>> "display_name": display_name, >>> "DATA": [ >>> { >>> "DATA_TYPE": "server", >>> "hostname": "gridftp.example.edu", >>> }, >>> ], >>> } >>> create_result = tc.create_endpoint(ep_data) >>> endpoint_id = create_result["id"]
External Documentation
See Create endpoint in the REST documentation for details.
-
delete_endpoint
(endpoint_id)[source]¶ DELETE /endpoint/<endpoint_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> delete_result = tc.delete_endpoint(endpoint_id)
External Documentation
See Delete endpoint by id in the REST documentation for details.
-
endpoint_manager_monitored_endpoints
(**params)[source]¶ GET endpoint_manager/monitored_endpoints
Return type: iterable of GlobusResponse
-
endpoint_search
(filter_fulltext=None, filter_scope=None, num_results=25, **params)[source]¶ GET /endpoint_search?filter_fulltext=<filter_fulltext>&filter_scope=<filter_scope>
Return type: iterable of GlobusResponse
Examples
Search for a given string as a fulltext search:
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> for ep in tc.endpoint_search('String to search for!'): >>> print(ep['display_name'])
Search for a given string, but only on endpoints that you own:
>>> for ep in tc.endpoint_search('foo', filter_scope='my-endpoints'): >>> print('{0} has ID {1}'.format(ep['display_name'], ep['id']))
Search results are capped at a number of elements equal to the
num_results
parameter. If you want more than the default, 25, elements, do like so:>>> for ep in tc.endpoint_search('String to search for!', >>> num_results=120): >>> print(ep['display_name'])
It is important to be aware that the Endpoint Search API limits you to 1000 results for any search query. If you attempt to exceed this limit, you will trigger a
PaginationOverrunError
>>> for ep in tc.endpoint_search('globus', # a very common string >>> num_results=1200): # num too large! >>> print(ep['display_name'])
will trigger this error.
External Documentation
For additional information, see Endpoint Search. in the REST documentation for details.
-
endpoint_autoactivate
(endpoint_id, **params)[source]¶ POST /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/autoactivate
Return type: TransferResponse
The following example will try to “auto” activate the endpoint using a credential available from another endpoint or sign in by the user with the same identity provider, but only if the endpoint is not already activated or going to expire within an hour (3600 seconds). If that fails, direct the user to the globus website to perform activation:
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> r = tc.endpoint_autoactivate(ep_id, if_expires_in=3600) >>> while (r["code"] == "AutoActivateFailed"): >>> print("Endpoint requires manual activation, please open " >>> "the following URL in a browser to activate the " >>> "endpoint:") >>> print("https://www.globus.org/app/endpoints/%s/activate" >>> % ep_id) >>> # For python 2.X, use raw_input() instead >>> input("Press ENTER after activating the endpoint:") >>> r = tc.endpoint_autoactivate(ep_id, if_expires_in=3600)
This is the recommended flow for most thick client applications, because many endpoints require activation via OAuth MyProxy, which must be done in a browser anyway. Web based clients can link directly to the URL.
External Documentation
See Autoactivate endpoint in the REST documentation for details.
-
endpoint_deactivate
(endpoint_id, **params)[source]¶ POST /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/deactivate
Return type: TransferResponse
External Documentation
See Deactive endpoint in the REST documentation for details.
-
endpoint_activate
(endpoint_id, requirements_data, **params)[source]¶ POST /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/activate
Return type: TransferResponse
Consider using autoactivate and web activation instead, described in the example for
endpoint_autoactivate()
.External Documentation
See Activate endpoint in the REST documentation for details.
-
endpoint_get_activation_requirements
(endpoint_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/activation_requirements
Return type: ActivationRequirementsResponse
External Documentation
See Get activation requirements in the REST documentation for details.
-
my_effective_pause_rule_list
(endpoint_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/my_effective_pause_rule_list
Return type: IterableTransferResponse
External Documentation
See Get my effective endpoint pause rules in the REST documentation for details.
GET /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/my_shared_endpoint_list
Return type: IterableTransferResponse
External Documentation
See Get shared endpoint list in the REST documentation for details.
POST /shared_endpoint
Parameters
data
(dict)- A python dict representation of a
shared_endpoint
document
Return type: TransferResponse
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> shared_ep_data = { >>> "DATA_TYPE": "shared_endpoint", >>> "host_endpoint": host_endpoint_id, >>> "host_path": host_path, >>> "display_name": display_name, >>> # optionally specify additional endpoint fields >>> "description": "my test share" >>> } >>> create_result = tc.create_shared_endpoint(shared_ep_data) >>> endpoint_id = create_result["id"]
External Documentation
See Create shared endpoint in the REST documentation for details.
-
endpoint_server_list
(endpoint_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/server_list
Return type: IterableTransferResponse
External Documentation
See Get endpoint server list in the REST documentation for details.
-
get_endpoint_server
(endpoint_id, server_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/server/<server_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
External Documentation
See Get endpoint server list in the REST documentation for details.
-
add_endpoint_server
(endpoint_id, server_data)[source]¶ POST /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/server
Return type: TransferResponse
External Documentation
See Add endpoint server in the REST documentation for details.
-
update_endpoint_server
(endpoint_id, server_id, server_data)[source]¶ PUT /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/server/<server_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
External Documentation
See Update endpoint server by id in the REST documentation for details.
-
delete_endpoint_server
(endpoint_id, server_id)[source]¶ DELETE /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/server/<server_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
External Documentation
See Delete endpoint server by id in the REST documentation for details.
-
endpoint_role_list
(endpoint_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/role_list
Return type: IterableTransferResponse
External Documentation
See Get list of endpoint roles in the REST documentation for details.
-
add_endpoint_role
(endpoint_id, role_data)[source]¶ POST /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/role
Return type: TransferResponse
External Documentation
See Create endpoint role in the REST documentation for details.
-
get_endpoint_role
(endpoint_id, role_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/role/<role_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
External Documentation
See Get endpoint role by id in the REST documentation for details.
-
delete_endpoint_role
(endpoint_id, role_id)[source]¶ DELETE /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/role/<role_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
External Documentation
See Delete endpoint role by id in the REST documentation for details.
-
endpoint_acl_list
(endpoint_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/access_list
Return type: IterableTransferResponse
-
get_endpoint_acl_rule
(endpoint_id, rule_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/access/<rule_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
-
add_endpoint_acl_rule
(endpoint_id, rule_data)[source]¶ POST /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/access
Parameters
endpoint_id
(string)- ID of endpoint to which to add the acl
rule_data
(dict)- A python dict representation of an
access
document
Return type: TransferResponse
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> rule_data = { >>> "DATA_TYPE": "access", >>> "principal_type": "identity", >>> "principal": identity_id, >>> "path": "/dataset1/", >>> "permissions": "rw", >>> } >>> result = tc.add_endpoint_acl_rule(endpoint_id, rule_data) >>> rule_id = result["id"]
External Documentation
See Create access rule in the REST documentation for details.
-
update_endpoint_acl_rule
(endpoint_id, rule_id, rule_data)[source]¶ PUT /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/access/<rule_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
-
delete_endpoint_acl_rule
(endpoint_id, rule_id)[source]¶ DELETE /endpoint/<endpoint_id>/access/<rule_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
-
bookmark_list
(**params)[source]¶ GET /bookmark_list
Return type: IterableTransferResponse
-
create_bookmark
(bookmark_data)[source]¶ POST /bookmark
Return type: TransferResponse
-
get_bookmark
(bookmark_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /bookmark/<bookmark_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
-
update_bookmark
(bookmark_id, bookmark_data)[source]¶ PUT /bookmark/<bookmark_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
-
delete_bookmark
(bookmark_id)[source]¶ DELETE /bookmark/<bookmark_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
-
operation_ls
(endpoint_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /operation/endpoint/<endpoint_id>/ls
Return type: IterableTransferResponse
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> for entry in tc.operation_ls(ep_id, path="/~/project1/"): >>> print(entry["name"], entry["type"])
External Documentation
See List Directory Contents in the REST documentation for details.
-
operation_mkdir
(endpoint_id, path, **params)[source]¶ POST /operation/endpoint/<endpoint_id>/mkdir
Return type: TransferResponse
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> tc.operation_mkdir(ep_id, path="/~/newdir/")
External Documentation
See Make Directory in the REST documentation for details.
-
operation_rename
(endpoint_id, oldpath, newpath, **params)[source]¶ POST /operation/endpoint/<endpoint_id>/rename
Return type: TransferResponse
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> tc.operation_rename(ep_id, oldpath="/~/file1.txt", >>> newpath="/~/project1data.txt")
External Documentation
See Rename in the REST documentation for details.
-
get_submission_id
(**params)[source]¶ GET /submission_id
Return type: TransferResponse
-
submit_transfer
(data)[source]¶ POST /transfer
Return type: TransferResponse
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> tdata = globus_sdk.TransferData(tc, source_endpoint_id, >>> destination_endpoint_id, >>> label="SDK example", >>> sync_level="checksum") >>> tdata.add_item("/source/path/dir/", "/dest/path/dir/", >>> recursive=True) >>> tdata.add_item("/source/path/file.txt", >>> "/dest/path/file.txt") >>> transfer_result = tc.submit_transfer(tdata) >>> print("task_id =", transfer_result["task_id"])
The data parameter can be a normal Python dictionary, or a
TransferData
object.External Documentation
See Submit a transfer task in the REST documentation for more details.
-
submit_delete
(data)[source]¶ POST /delete
Return type: TransferResponse
Examples
>>> tc = globus_sdk.TransferClient() >>> ddata = globus_sdk.DeleteData(tc, endpoint_id, recursive=True) >>> ddata.add_item("/dir/to/delete/") >>> ddata.add_item("/file/to/delete/file.txt") >>> delete_result = tc.submit_delete(ddata) >>> print("task_id =", delete_result["task_id"])
The data parameter can be a normal Python dictionary, or a
DeleteData
object.External Documentation
See Submit a delete task in the REST documentation for details.
-
endpoint_manager_task_list
(num_results=10, **params)[source]¶ GET endpoint_manager/task_list
Return type: iterable of GlobusResponse
-
task_list
(num_results=10, **params)[source]¶ GET /task_list
Return type: iterable of GlobusResponse
-
task_event_list
(task_id, num_results=10, **params)[source]¶ GET /task/<task_id>/event_list
Return type: iterable of GlobusResponse
-
get_task
(task_id, **params)[source]¶ GET /task/<task_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
-
update_task
(task_id, data, **params)[source]¶ PUT /task/<task_id>
Return type: TransferResponse
-
cancel_task
(task_id)[source]¶ POST /task/<task_id>/cancel
Return type: TransferResponse
-
task_wait
(task_id, timeout=10, polling_interval=10)[source]¶ Wait until a Task is complete or fails, with a time limit. If the task is “ACTIVE” after time runs out, returns
False
. Otherwise returnsTrue
.Parameters
task_id
(string)- ID of the Task to wait on for completion
timeout
(int)- Number of seconds to wait in total. Minimum 1
polling_interval
(int)- Number of seconds between queries to Globus about the Task status. Minimum 1
Examples
If you want to wait for a task to terminate, but want to warn every minute that it doesn’t terminate, you could:
>>> tc = TransferClient() >>> while not tc.task_wait(task_id, timeout=60): >>> print("Another minute went by without {0} terminating" >>> .format(task_id))
Or perhaps you want to check on a task every minute for 10 minutes, and give up if it doesn’t complete in that time:
>>> tc = TransferClient() >>> done = tc.task_wait(task_id, timeout=600, polling_interval=60): >>> if not done: >>> print("{0} didn't successfully terminate!" >>> .format(task_id)) >>> else: >>> print("{0} completed".format(task_id))
You could print dots while you wait for a task by only waiting one second at a time:
>>> tc = TransferClient() >>> while not tc.task_wait(task_id, timeout=1, polling_interval=1): >>> print(".", end="") >>> print("\n{0} completed!".format(task_id))
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task_pause_info
(task_id, **params)[source]¶ POST /task/<task_id>/pause_info
Return type: TransferResponse
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Helper Objects¶
-
class
globus_sdk.
TransferData
(transfer_client, source_endpoint, destination_endpoint, label=None, sync_level=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
dict
Convenience class for constructing a transfer document, to use as the data parameter to
submit_transfer
.At least one item must be added using
add_item
.For compatibility with older code and those knowledgeable about the API sync_level can be
0
,1
,2
, or3
, but it can also be"exists"
,"size"
,"mtime"
, or"checksum"
if you want greater clarity in client code.Includes fetching the submission ID as part of document generation. The submission ID can be pulled out of here to inspect, but the document can be used as-is multiple times over to retry a potential submission failure (so there shouldn’t be any need to inspect it).
See the
submit_transfer
documentation for example usage.
-
class
globus_sdk.
DeleteData
(transfer_client, endpoint, label=None, recursive=False, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
dict
Convenience class for constructing a delete document, to use as the data parameter to
submit_delete
.At least one item must be added using
add_item
.Includes fetching the submission ID as part of document generation. The submission ID can be pulled out of here to inspect, but the document can be used as-is multiple times over to retry a potential submission failure (so there shouldn’t be any need to inspect it).
See the
submit_delete
documentation for example usage.
Specialized Errors¶
-
class
globus_sdk.exc.
TransferAPIError
(r)[source]¶ Bases:
globus_sdk.exc.GlobusAPIError
Error class for the Transfer API client. In addition to the inherited
code
andmessage
instance variables, provides:Variables: request_id – Unique identifier for the request, which should be provided when contacting support@globus.org.


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public class ApplicationState extends java.lang.Object implements Observable
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addObserver(java.util.Observer observer)
Adds the specified observer to the list of observers.
|
void |
deleteObserver(java.util.Observer observer)
Removes the specified observer from the list of observers.
|
android.app.Activity |
getActivity()
Gets the activity this ApplicationState object was called in.
|
Friend |
getClickedFriend()
Returns the friend most recently clicked on from the
FriendsList
ListView in FriendsListActivity . |
Trade |
getClickedTrade()
Returns the trade most recently clicked on from the Active Trades ListView (currentTradesListView)
or the Past Trades ListView (pastTradesListView).
|
Trinket |
getClickedTrinket()
Returns the trinket most recently clicked on from the
Inventory in the
InventoryActivity . |
java.lang.Integer |
getFriendSpinnerPosition()
Returns the index of a Friend in the spinner listing all a user's Friends.
|
Inventory |
getFriendsTradeTrinkets()
Gets the
Inventory (list of Trinkets) that the user wants from the friend in a
Trade , as set in the CreateTradeActivity . |
java.lang.Boolean |
getInCounterTrade()
Returns Boolean indicating if the user is involved in a counter trade.
|
static ApplicationState |
getInstance()
Returns the instance of the ApplicationState singleton
|
Inventory |
getYourTradeTrinkets()
Gets the
Inventory (list of Trinkets) that the user wants to give to the friend in a
Trade , as set in the CreateTradeActivity . |
void |
notifyObservers()
If
hasChanged() returns true , calls the update()
method for every observer in the list of observers using null as the
argument. |
void |
setActivity(android.app.Activity activity)
Sets the activity this ApplicationState object was called in.
|
void |
setClickedFriend(Friend clickedFriend)
Sets the friend most recently clicked on from the
FriendsList
ListView in FriendsListActivity . |
void |
setClickedTrade(Trade clickedTrade)
Sets the trinket most recently clicked on from the Active Trades ListView (currentTradesListView)
or the Past Trades ListView (pastTradesListView).
|
void |
setClickedTrinket(Trinket clickedTrinket)
Sets the trinket most recently clicked on from the
Inventory
ListView in InventoryActivity . |
void |
setFriendSpinnerPosition(java.lang.Integer friendSpinnerPosition)
Setsthe index of a Friend in the spinner listing all a user's Friends.
|
void |
setFriendsTradeTrinkets(Inventory friendsTradeTrinkets)
Sets the
Inventory (list of Trinkets) that the user wants from the friend in a
Trade , as set in the CreateTradeActivity . |
void |
setInCounterTrade(java.lang.Boolean inCounterTrade)
Sets Boolean indicating if the user is involved in a counter trade.
|
void |
setYourTradeTrinkets(Inventory yourTradeTrinkets)
Sets the
Inventory (list of Trinkets) that the user wants to give to the friend in a
Trade , as set in the CreateTradeActivity . |
public static ApplicationState getInstance()
public Friend getClickedFriend()
FriendsList
ListView in FriendsListActivity
.public void setClickedFriend(Friend clickedFriend)
FriendsList
ListView in FriendsListActivity
.clickedFriend
- - the Friend the current User has most recently clicked onpublic Trinket getClickedTrinket()
Inventory
in the
InventoryActivity
.public void setClickedTrinket(Trinket clickedTrinket)
Inventory
ListView in InventoryActivity
.clickedTrinket
- - trinket the current User most recently clicked onpublic Inventory getFriendsTradeTrinkets()
Inventory
(list of Trinkets) that the user wants from the friend in a
Trade
, as set in the CreateTradeActivity
.public void setFriendsTradeTrinkets(Inventory friendsTradeTrinkets)
Inventory
(list of Trinkets) that the user wants from the friend in a
Trade
, as set in the CreateTradeActivity
.friendsTradeTrinkets
- - the Inventory (list of Trinkets) representing what the user wants from the friendpublic Inventory getYourTradeTrinkets()
Inventory
(list of Trinkets) that the user wants to give to the friend in a
Trade
, as set in the CreateTradeActivity
.public void setYourTradeTrinkets(Inventory yourTradeTrinkets)
Inventory
(list of Trinkets) that the user wants to give to the friend in a
Trade
, as set in the CreateTradeActivity
.public Trade getClickedTrade()
public void setClickedTrade(Trade clickedTrade)
clickedTrade
- trade that was clickedpublic java.lang.Boolean getInCounterTrade()
TradeReceivedActivity
, as they
are then directed by the app to the CounterTradeActivity
.public void setInCounterTrade(java.lang.Boolean inCounterTrade)
TradeReceivedActivity
, as they
are then directed by the app to the CounterTradeActivity
.inCounterTrade
- - true if the user is currently in the CounterTradeActivity, false otherwisepublic java.lang.Integer getFriendSpinnerPosition()
CreateTradeActivity
to select which
Friend to trade with.public void setFriendSpinnerPosition(java.lang.Integer friendSpinnerPosition)
CreateTradeActivity
to select which
Friend to trade with.friendSpinnerPosition
- - index describing the position of a Friend in a spinner of friendspublic void addObserver(java.util.Observer observer)
addObserver
in interface Observable
observer
- the Observer to add.public void deleteObserver(java.util.Observer observer)
deleteObserver
in interface Observable
observer
- the observer to remove.public void notifyObservers()
hasChanged()
returns true
, calls the update()
method for every observer in the list of observers using null as the
argument. Afterwards, calls clearChanged()
.
Equivalent to calling notifyObservers(null)
.notifyObservers
in interface Observable
public android.app.Activity getActivity()
public void setActivity(android.app.Activity activity)
activity
- - Activity using this instance of ApplicationState


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