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Luabind is a library that helps you create bindings between C++ and lua. It has the ability to expose functions and classes, written in C++, to lua. It will also supply the functionality to define classes in lua and let them derive from other lua classes or C++ classes. Lua classes can override virtual functions from their C++ baseclasses. It is written towards lua 5.0, and does not work with lua 4.
It is implemented utilizing template meta programming. That means that you don't need an extra preprocess pass to compile your project (it is done by the compiler). It also means you don't (usually) have to know the exact signature of each function you register, since the library will generate code depending on the compile-time type of the function (which includes the signature). The main drawback of this approach is that the compilation time will increase for the file that does the registration, it is therefore recommended that you register everything in the same cpp-file.
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The platfrom will provide the users to enter their skills and qualfication and the platform will then filter out the jobs matching the entered details hereby removing problem of irrelevant applications and unresponsivess.
Since database of all other job platforms are kept in one place i.e. in the platform thus user will not have to register and make profiles again and again on different portals.
The present job market is too much crowded with diffrent job portal thus giving rise to a lot of problems i.e. irrelevant applications, unresponsiveness. If anyone is applying on a job posting listed on a job portal then in most cases it will take you to either on career portal of commpany or some other job board. Thus , one has to register and make profiles again on diffrent career portals which makes the process cumbersome for job seekers. To overcome these problems we have created a platform where all the database of other job portals will kept in one place.
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There’s little the team wouldn’t do for the Nearspace program (including climbing a steep 250-foot hill in the rain!) and on Saturday, July 30, 2016, the team was put to the test.
Trekking up a 250 foot hill to recover the payloads.
 There were some predictions for rain later in the afternoon so as a result, the team left the SSL parking lot at 4:00 AM, skipping the traditional McDonalds breakfast visit.
Learning from NS-56, the team decided to do a Balloon Launch Tube (BLT) hybrid launch to measure the lift in the 3000g balloon before launching. Unfortunately, after measuring the lift, the team had to make an executive decision to remove HABScope in order to ensure a successful flight. The current hypothesis as to why we did not develop enough lift is that there might have been some leakage in the filling process. After release, the balloon rose at a respectable 5 m/s.
Chase and Recovery
Graphic courtesy of Zach Burnett
And… we have launch! The balloon took off from Clear Springs, Maryland and headed north into Pennsylvania. Rising to a final altitude of about 103’000 feet, the balloon popped around Greencastle, Pennslyvania, landing in Michaux State Forest.
Recovering the balloon brought a couple challenges of its own. While the tracking team roughly pinpointed the balloon’s location, the team had to load up the radios to get a better location of the payload string. About a mile later, the team was able to get radio contact with the payloads and homed in on their location using the trails to get as close as possible.
Retrieving the payloads required about a couple miles of bush-whacking through rain, lightning, steep terrain, and thick underbrush, but the team (and the payloads) all made it back safely if somewhat wet. Based on a recommendation from Ranger Ted Ottinger, who was helping us, the team then enjoyed a well-deserved lunch at the Flamingo Restaurant right outside the state park.
Photos!
A photo of the NS-57 team after getting hit by a rainstorm accompanied by ranger Ted (far left).
All photos below are from Tyrion.
On the Launch Pad
At 102’000 feet!
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It's hard to construct a problem that's so easy that everyone will get it, yet still difficult enough to be worthy of some respect. Usually, we err on one side or the other. How simple can a problem really be?
Here, as in Celebrity Jepoardy, questions and answers are a bit confused, and, because the participants are celebrities, there's a real need to make the challenges simple. Your program needs to prepare a question to be solved -- an equation to be solved -- given the answer. Specifically, you have to write a program which finds the simplest possible equation to be solved given the answer, considering all possible equations using the standard mathematical symbols in the usual manner. In this context, simplest can be defined unambiguously several different ways leading to the same path of resolution. For now, find the equation whose transformation into the desired answer requires the least effort.
For example, given the answer X = 2, you might create the equation 9 - X = 7. Alternately, you could build the system X > 0; X^2 = 4
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Journeyman - an individual who has completed an apprenticeship and is fully educated in a trade or craft, but not yet a master. Wikipedia
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§502-71 Record of acknowledgments to be kept. All judges and other officers authorized by law to take acknowledgments to instruments, besides the certificate of acknowledgment indorsed upon the instrument, shall keep a record of every acknowledgment in a book of records. Each record shall set forth at least the date of acknowledgment, the parties to the instrument, the persons acknowledging, the date, and some memorandum as to the nature of the instrument acknowledged. [L 1888, c 18, §1; RL 1925, §3164; RL 1935, §5150; RL 1945, §12750; RL 1955, §343-43; HRS §502-71]


Pagalpanti Box Office Collection Day 2: John Abraham Starrer Shows Major Growth on Weekend, Mints Rs 11.5 Crore
John Abraham starrer Pagalpanti Mints Rs 11.5 Crore.
John Abraham and Ileana D’cruz starrer comedy film Pagalpanti has opened well at the box office and is majorly being liked by the family audience. Anees Bazmee directorial earned Rs 7.1 crore on day 1 and the total earring after two days is at Rs 11.5 crore. Though the film has received major competition from Frozen 2, that opened at Rs 3.2 crore and on Day 2 collected Rs 7 crore. Going by the trends, it seems like the film will soon earn Rs 50 crore.
Trade Analyst and film critic Sumit Kadel took to Twitter and tweeted, “#Pagalpanti Saturday- ₹ 6 cr. Total 2 days collection- ₹ 10.95 cr net. (sic)”
Earlier, he tweeted, “#Pagalpanti fails to show major growth today (Saturday) which sealed its box office fate. It has been rejected by both masses & classes. Expecting ₹ 25-30 cr lifetime biz from here on. (sic)”
He film also features Anil Kapoor, Kriti Kharbanda, Urvashi Rautela, Arshad Warsi, Pulkit Kharbanda among others.
The film revolves around John as a down-on-luck who changes from one job to other and his lady love Sanjana (played by Ileana) who constantly land into trouble because of her beau’s bad luck. The chase behind the money and mafia played by Anil Kapoor and Saurav Shukla will remind you of the film Welcome.
Helmed by Anees Bazmee and produced by Bhushan Kumar, Kumar Manggat and Abhishek Pathak, the film will hit the screens on November 22. The film is co-produced by Vinos Bhanushali Shiv Chanana, Aditya Chowksey, and Sanjeev Joshi.
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A common goal to create riff-driven songs in combination with atmospheric relatable melodies led Huanastone to draw inspiration from bands such as Black Sabbath, Kyuss and Alice in Chains. Combining stoner rock with grunge is what gives Huanastone their unique sound.
The group has throughout the years made some changes regarding band members. The most noticeable one happened in 2016 when the lead singer Jonas quit shortly after recording the band’s first self-titled EP. As a result of a freak coincidence Tobias joined the group. Right after that the band went on tour in Croatia during on which he made his first live-appearance with the band. From thereon out the band has managed a slow but firm progression, receiving great reviews as well as getting recognized for their live performances.
Huanastone has, since the beginning, always put an emphasis on creating “honest” sounding recordings. Music is in, of itself, entertainment and there is no reason to lie to the crowd. Live recordings have therefore been an essential and important part of the process. What Huanastone sounds and feel like on record is what you get during a live performance. In 2017 Huanastone released their first full length album “Second Stone”. A huge sounding record where whether you are into psychedelic, stoner, grunge or pure Rock 'n' Roll you will find something just for you hiding amongst the five songs the album supplies.
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| 2023-09-02 | NGBG Gatufest, Plan B Norra Grängesbergsgatan |
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Malmö, Sweden |
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| 2018-05-23 | Kulturbolaget With OviRaptor Club |
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| 2018-02-09 | Mälardalen Brewing Company With Hazemaze, Mangrove |
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| 2017-09-09 | NGBG Gatufest Norra Grängesbergsgatan |
Malmö, Sweden |
| 2017-08-17 | Malmöfestivalen Rock Stage |
Malmö, Sweden |
| 2017-08-12 | Taubertal Festival Emergenza Festival World Final |
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| 2017-06-16 | Farozon With Stonegriff, Wysdom Given |
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| 2017-06-10 | Pumpehuset Emergenza Festival Nordic Final |
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| 2017-06-02 | Klubben, Fryshuset Emergenza Festival Swedish Final |
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| 2017-05-06 | Kulturbolaget Emergenza Festival Skåne Final |
Malmö, Sweden |
| 2017-03-31 | Babel Emergenza Festival Semifinal |
Malmö, Sweden |
| 2017-02-11 | Babel Emergenza Festival Round 1 |
Malmö, Sweden |
| 2016-11-16 | Plan B Opening for Wand |
Malmö, Sweden |
| 2016-08-12 | Folkets bar With Sleepwulf, OviRaptor Club |
Malmö, Sweden |
| 2016-06-22 | INmusic Festival | Jarun - Zagreb, Croatia |
| 2016-05-20 | ZCUK Regenerator | Zabok, Croatia |
| 2016-05-19 | Klub Močvara | Zagreb, Croatia |
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| 2015-03-11 | Livekarusellen Fäladsgården |
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Lund, Sweden |
| 2015-01-25 | Livekarusellen Studiefrämjandet |
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- Its brand name and reputation, with the Company being the largest and most established internet services provider across Europe, with a brand associated with quality services. ### Channels
United Internet operates a website at www.united-internet.de, through which customers can find information on the Company’s various services, tools and products. The Company operates a number of online brand channels that can be access through mobile and desktop browsers and mobile applications. These brands include GMX, mail.com, WEB.DE, 1&1, Arsys, InterNetX, Fasthosts, home.pl, affilinet, Sedo and united-domains.
Many of United Internet’s business services and solutions, including its display advertising services and payment solutions, are delivered through United Internet’s direct sales and marketing channels. The Company operates several sales teams across Europe, organised regionally.
United Internet additionally operates an affiliate program, through which a number of website and companies extend the Company’s own sales and marketing reach.
Customer Relationships
As an internet services company, much of United Internet’s services and products are available on a self-service basis through its online channels. The Company’s self-service offerings primarily serve general consumers, and include products and services such as email and communications platforms, cloud storage functionality and organisational tools.
United Internet’s relationships with customers come principally through fee-based, fixed-term subscriptions, which are designed to establish long-term, stable and recurring customer relationships, and advertisement-financed free accounts that provide the Company the opportunity to monetise its various applications and products.
United Internet provides a range of support and technical assistance services to its customers separately through its numerous internet brands, including FAQs, user guides and community support portals. The Company additionally has a policy in place that it will replace defective equipment within 24 hours.
Customers are also able to internet directly with United Internet through its social media accounts with Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, and Xing.
Key Activities
United Internet is a Germany-based Internet service provider and the parent company of a number of internet service providers.
The Company’s products and technical services are divided into two key segments: Access, which comprises narrowband, broadband and mobile access subscriptions, in addition to the corresponding applications; and Applications, which includes the provision of a range of applications including home pages, online stores, personal information management applications, online storage and office software solutions.
The Company’s Application segment also includes the operations of the Sedo and affilinet, which provide a range of performance-based advertising and sales solutions to business customers. United Internet additionally develops Internet based applications, such as cloud applications.
Key Partners
United Internet’s operations are supported by a network of partners, including companies operating across multiple sectors.
- Advertising and Marketing Partners, comprising advertising agencies and brand marketing companies that assist the Company in securing advertising revenue;
- Internet Service Partners, including companies that provide internet solutions and technical services to which services can be outsourced;
- Strategic Partners, which primarily comprise technology and internet companies that share tools and resources with the Company; and
- Media Partners, comprising media houses and media agencies. United Internet owns minor stakes in several of its key partners, including shares in media technologies and advertising company Virtual Minds, infrastructure-as-a-service provider ProfitBricks, email and solutions provider Open-Xchange, e-commerce solutions provider ePages, and online listings company Uberall.
Key Resources
United Internet’s key resources are its technology, its IT infrastructure, its network of partners, its personnel and its various internet brands.
The Company’s network of servers and data centres are key to its operations. Searches of records published by the German Patent and Trademark Office and the US Patent and Trademark Office identified no patent applications filed in the name of United Internet.
Cost Structure
United Internet incurs costs in relation to the management of its various brands, the maintenance of its IT infrastructure, the implementation of marketing and advertising campaigns, the retention of its personnel, and the management of its network of partners.
United Internet employs more than 8,000 staff members worldwide, more than 6,500 of whom are in Germany, who represent costs in the form of salaries and benefits. Personnel costs in 2015 were 429.7 million, up on the 351.7 million recorded in 2014.
Revenue Streams
United Internet generates revenue through the provision of various internet services and products. Its revenue streams are divided between its two business segments:
- Access, comprising revenue derived from fee-based landline and mobile access products – including home networks, online storage, telephony, and video-on- demand – as well as through data and network solutions for small and medium sized enterprises and infrastructure services for large corporations; and
- Applications, comprising revenue generated from fee-based subscriptions, including revenue generated from fixed monthly fees for the usage, administration and storage its applications, as well as income from the brokerage and administration of domains. The Company also derives a proportion of its revenue from the provision of advertising and marketing solutions. In 2015 United Internet generated annual revenue of €3.72 billion. The majority of this revenue, around 2.74 billion, was generated by the Company’s core Access business.


THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR (M). (MGM/UIP) Director: John McTiernan Stars: Pierce Brosnan, Rene Russo, Denis Leary, Frankie Faison, Faye Dunaway, Ben Gazzara, Fritz Weaver, Charles Keating, Mark Margolis, Michael Lombard Running time: 114 minutes.
This stylish, sexy remake of The Thomas Crown Affair is something of a pet project for star Pierce Brosnan, who also produced the film. The 1968 original was a largely unremarkable movie, made more memorable by the suave and cool Steve McQueen at his charismatic best, and director Norman Jewison's then revolutionary use of split-screen techniques during a climactic heist scene. This slick caper thriller is a fairly conventional film from director John McTiernan (the original Die Hard, Predator, etc), who has previously displayed an affinity for cinematic pyrotechnics and spectacular action sequences. McTiernan retains enough familiar elements to satisfy older audiences who remember the original, while cleverly updating the story for the more cynical and technologically advanced '90's.
There are some sly nods to the original, especially through the token presence of Faye Dunaway, wasted in a largely irrelevant role as Crown's psychiatrist, and a bland reprise of the Oscar winning song Windmills Of My Mind. However, McTiernan suffuses this new version with enough new touches to make it seem fresh for audiences unfamiliar with the original.
In between Bond assignments, Brosnan comfortably steps into McQueen's shoes as Thomas Crown, the rich but bored millionaire who steals for kicks. In the 1968 original, Crown robbed banks, but here he steals paintings. When a priceless Monet is lifted from an art gallery during an elaborately staged but bungled robbery, beautiful and resourceful female insurance investigator Catherine Banning (Rene Russo in the Faye Dunaway role) suspects Crown. She doggedly pursues Crown and gets up close and personal with him in the hopes of trapping him. The intriguing cat and mouse game between Crown and Banning adds to the suspense of the film.
McTiernan and script writers Leslie Dixon (Outrageous Fortune, etc) and Kurt Wimmer stick to the tried and true formula of similar thrillers (To Catch A Thief, the recent Entrapment, etc), placing the tempestuous relationship between the two protagonists at the centre of the film. This new version of The Thomas Crown Affair has a more sentimental outlook than the original.
The film also has a deliberately raunchy edge, with generous dollops of sex and nudity. There is an obvious sexual chemistry between the two stars, and McTiernan is clever enough to exploit this to enhance a plot that otherwise looks rather tired and formulaic. The two stars definitely prove that there is life after forty!
 Russo (the Lethal Weapon series, etc) stamps her sexy and seductive presence on her role, and she fairly sizzles across the screen.
Denis Leary has a droll and sarcastic presence as the beleaguered New York detective assigned to the case, and adds some humour to proceedings.
This sophisticated thriller is beautifully staged and seductively photographed by Tom Priestley. ***1/2 Greg King http://www.netau.com.au/gregking
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THE WITCHES A film review by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1990 Jeff Meyer
THE WITCHES (1990, Great Britain) Director: Nicolas Roeg Screenwriter: Allan Scott, based on the book by Roald Dahl Cast: Angelica Huston, Mai Zetterling, Jasen Fisher, Rowan Atkinson, Bill Paterson, Jane Horrocks
Kid's films aren't what they used to be when I was a kid. Thank God.  Nothing was even vaguely frightening in one of these; Joe Flynn dressed up in a sheet was about their level. One of the great pleasures one can glean from ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK is remembering Kurt Russell in THE COMPUTER WORE TENNIS SHOES whenever Snake Pliskin appears on the screen. The only kids film I can remember that seemed even moderately horrible was WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, where the producers seem to have gotten in the spirit of Roald Dahl's story fully. The British seem to have more of a propensity for darker children's stories than American film-makers.
Somewhere along the line, though, the Brits' method became more popular. While cutesy-poo still dominates Saturday Mornings, there is a breed of kids films out today which are darker, more sardonic, and more importantly, intended to entertain adults as well as children. Terry Gilliam's less serious films (TIME BANDITS and THE ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN (sp?)) sort of set the standard in this category (arguably, neither *are* children's films); THE DARK CRYSTAL and LABYRINTH, while not as enjoyable to an adult audience, had their moments of real tension and evil as well. While each is built around a children's point-of-view, more or less, the saccharine has been sucked right out of the marrow, and you get a funnier, nastier, somewhat more edgy product in the end.
THE WITCHES is a fine addition to this sort of film, and given the people involved, I'm not at all surprised. First of all, the screenplay is based on a book by Roald Dahl, a man who encapsulates the ability to walk the line between spooky and silly. Secondly, the late Jim Henson was the executive producer, and he had shown the inclination in the past to go beyond the niceties of SESAME STREET and THE MUPPET MOVIE and toss a bit of darkness into the pot. Finally, completely out of left field, Nicolas Roeg directs, thus adding a wildcard factor into the whole thing -- Roeg is one of the most unpredictable directors around today, both in choice of subject matter and general quality of output.
The opening of the film is marvelously spooky -- a young boy named Luke is being warned by his grandmother about witches.  She also recounts a story from her childhood about a girl who is taken by witches. The boy is impressed (stogie-smoking Norwegian grandmothers tell stories effectively); luckily for him, because later in the film, he meets up with a whole mess of them -- including the Grand High Witch, played to the hilt by Angelica Huston, who is really getting *sick* of the smell of dogs droppings everywhere... and has a plan to make that particular problem... smaller...
The film is very enjoyable, though it never quite coalesces together. The individual elements work: the actors are fine (Huston, Mai Zetterling as the grandmother, Jasen Fisher as Luke, Bill Paterson in his typical overbearing style; only Rowan Atkinson seems a bit underplayed, but after THE BLACK ADDER, he'd look underplayed as the lead in DIE HARD); the script, which keeps the whimsey and the wickedness in equal measure, and has that great rarity, a kid's outlook, in the forefront throughout; and the special effects by Henson studios, which has some of the most amazing puppetry I've seen in years. ("You'll Believe A Mouse Can Talk".)
The weak spot is the combinations of the elements, i.e., Roeg, and also some of the camera-work. The cinematography tends to be very frenetic -- often reminding you of the "on-the-spot" style in HILL STREET BLUES -- and the special effects shots are refreshing in their comparative smoothness when they appear. Also, the Halloween-ish feel of the first part of the movie gives way to a busier, more action-oriented ending where a lot of the atmosphere is traded for comedy. (Much of it rather gross humor -- the kind that kids *really* enjoy.) Given a choice, I prefer atmosphere, but the film has an interesting ending and it only really loses steam for about 8 minutes in the middle.
Not a great film, but a fun one, and certainly a notable entry to the films that Jim Henson leaves behind him. It might scare really young kids at points; and if you have qualms about violence against witches, be warned that they go beyond attacks with buckets of water in this film. Eight-year-olds, however, will eat it up, and their parents will find it equally enjoyable, if for different reasons.
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RADSNIFF
Section: Maintenance Commands (8)
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
radsniff - dump radius protocol
SYNOPSIS
radsniff
[
-c
count]
[
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directory]
[
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[
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filter]
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Directory where the dictionaries are found.
- -F
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Filter PCAP file from stdin to stdout.
Output file will contain RADIUS packets.
- -f filter
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PCAP filter. (default is udp port 1812 or 1813)
- -h
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Print usage help information.
- -i interface
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Interface to capture.
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Read packets from filename.
- -m
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Print packet headers only, not contents.
- -p port
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Listen for packets on port.
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RADIUS attribute request filter.
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RADIUS attribute response filter.
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RADIUS secret.
- -S
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Sort attributes in the packet.
Used to compare server results.
- -w file
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Write output packets to file.
- -x
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Print out debugging information.
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radiusd(8),
pcap(3)
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Conrack (1974) A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: Martin Ritt
Written by: Pat Conroy, Irving Ravetch, and Harriet Frank Jr.
Starring: Jon Voight, Paul Winfield, Madge Sinclair, Tina Andrews, Antonio Fargas, Ruth Attaway, and Hume Cronyn
Synopsis: In this Vietnam era variation based on the novel "The Water is Wide" by Pat Conroy, an idealistic young Causasian teacher named Pat Conroy (Jon Voight) accepts a job in the deep South to teach a small class of 5th through 8th graders on an island off the coast of South Carolina populated mainly by impoverished rural agricultural Afro-Americans. At the school, which is little more than a shack, Conroy discovers that the students can't read, write, tell him what country they are in, or even count their own fingers. They mispronounce Conroy's name as "Conrack."
Whereas the principal Mrs. Scott (Madge Sinclair) belittles the students and favors the whip, Conroy tries to personalize his teaching experience, shares his life stories with the kids, and befriends them. His classes include listening to records, picking flowers outside on somebody's property, brushing teeth, yoga, football, watching sword fighting movies, and a number of unconventional activities. For example, when he learns that local kids often drown because nobody knows how to swim, Conroy tosses his students into the water and conducts swimming lessons.
Eventually Conroy's unconventional ways come to the attention of hostile superiors.
Opinion: "Conrack" is one of those "teacher" movies where a new teacher tries to impact the lives of initially reluctant students. It is notable in its portrayal of education. Rather than portraying education as a strictly academic enterprise based on memorizing the three Rs, the point of this movie is to depict education as mainly a vehicle for socialization.
 He sees education that favors one social class over another or that portrays incomprehensible, irrelevant situations as having little value. The trick for Conroy is to make learning joyful through games and field trips, and to present knowledge as a cooperative exploration of all that is relevant to the kids' own life situations, and in so doing, educate.
This movie matter-of-factly portrays the events and Conroy's thoughts without boring us or resorting to long speeches.
Movie reviewed by David Sunga
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I got into programming when I went to an engineering summer camp (Catapult) at Rose-Hulman, inbetween my junior and senior year of high school (Summer 2013). I had a 1 week crash course in python, learning the language in a week and then making virtual tic tac toe complete with a decent AI during the next two weeks.
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A client application can request cancellation of a command that is still being processed by the server, using the functions described in this section.
PQgetCancel
Creates a data structure containing the information needed to cancel a command issued through a particular database connection.
PGcancel *PQgetCancel(PGconn *conn);
PQgetCancel
creates a
PGcancel object
given a PGconn connection object. It will return
NULL if the given conn is NULL or an invalid
connection. The PGcancel object is an opaque
structure that is not meant to be accessed directly by the
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or PQfreeCancel
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PQfreeCancel
Frees a data structure created by PQgetCancel
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PQfreeCancel
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PQcancel
Requests that the server abandon processing of the current command.
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A 27-year-old man is accused of murdering Grace, from Wickford, Essex, while she was on a round-the-world trip
by Benjamin CooperSuspected bloodstains were cleaned from the floor where backpacker Grace Millane was allegedly murdered, a court heard.
An expert gave details about the gruesome discovery during the trial of a 27-year-old man accused of killing the British woman in New Zealand.
Scientist Dianne Crenfeldt, from the Institute of Environmental Science and Research, told the jury she had found two approximately circular probable blood stains.
She told Auckland High Court they were found between the bed and a wardrobe where the man accused of Grace's murder was staying.
The smaller of the stains was more circular and "could have come from a bucket", Ms Crenfeldt said.
She added: "The shape of the probable blood staining and the presence of blood on the floor provided strong support that clean up of blood had occurred in this area."
The Crown has alleged the defendant, who cannot be named due to a suppression order, murdered the young woman from Wickford, Essex.
He is accused of shoving her body inside a suitcase before burying her in a forested area outside Auckland.
The defence claims the death, on either December 1 or December 2, 2018, the date of Grace's twenty second birthday, was accidental.
On Thursday, security footage played for the jury showed Grace, who was on a round-the-world trip, visiting a number of bars in the city centre with the accused, where they drank alcohol.
Her friend Ameena Ashcroft, said she "thought something was out of place" when the young woman sent a series of messages on December 1.
Grace described wanting to "get smashed" with the man she had met on Tinder.
Security footage showed the pair kiss repeatedly at the Bluestone Room before walking arm-in-arm a short distance into the lobby of the CityHigh hotel, where the defendant was staying.
Grace was shown to follow the defendant out of the lift at 9.41pm.
It was the last time she was seen alive.
Her mother Gillian left the court in tears as detective Samuel Luker described a series of photographs found on the defendant's phone yesterday.
The defendant, wearing a navy blue suit and black shirt, did not react as Mrs Millane walked out of the courtroom.
Data from the man's phone showed he had used Google to browse websites for large duffel bags, suitcases and car hire.
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Christian Haider<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Abstract: The budgets of communities and countries are the base of all politics: how much money is collected and how is it spent - our money! Unfortunately, budgets are extensive and complex - difficult to understand. To make things worse: they usually come only in large PDFs.
The new commercial project "Unsere Gelder" (our moneys) is set out to change this! A data catalog for public budget data is going to hold data in all forms (doc, PDF, CSV, XML...) uploaded by anyone. The data will be made available as tables (CSV, SQL) or graphs (RDF) via a public API. Especially the automatic extraction of data tables from PDF documents will be one focus of the project.
The budget data will be presented using special visualizations and navigations for better understanding. Comparisons and rankings will reveal information and context not available today.
The talk will introduce the project and talk about the envisioned design and the business case. For details in German see https://unsere-gelder.de .
Bio: Christian Haider works with his company "Smalltalked Visuals GmbH" on "smallCharts" - chart programs for newspapers. He has been using Smalltalk on a daily basis for more than 20 years for graphics and UI programming (and everything else). Author of the open source PDF library PDFtalk, the Values package and some goodies for VisualWorks. Been attending ESUG since 2002 and has given presentations.


VisContentClass
provides objects that can be used to head visible trees and interact with the GenView. The VisContent is a necessary class for any application that plans on displaying visible objects in a view.
You should be familiar with visible objects, visible object trees, and the GenView class. These topics can be found in the VisClass chapter and the GenView chapter.
Because
VisContentClass
is a subclass of
VisCompClass
, it inherits all the instance data fields and messages of both that class as well as
VisClass
. You will likely want to read about both of those classes before reading this chapter. You can just read Basic VisContent Usage
if you need a basic VisContent object--that section describes the most basic ways to use the VisContent without understanding its inner workings.
1 VisContent Instance Data
1.1 The VCNI_attrs Field
1.2 Fields That Affect the View
1.3 Fields That Affect the Document
1.4 Fields That Affect Input Events
2 Basic VisContent Usage
2.1 Setting Up Sizing Behavior
2.2 Messages Received from the View


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One of the big things you learn when trying to do anything that involves programming is that you will most likley be asking a lot of questions online. Of course, if you have common question that has already been answered, you can just ask google by typing into the search box. If that doesn't answer your question, you may need to go to somwhere like Stack Overflow.
When you are putting a question out online to be answered by ready and able programmers try to remember a few things:
- Make your title like you would want it to be if you were searching for the problem in google.
- Describe your problem in more detail in the introduction.
- Rebuild the code to be presented as an example
- Include relevant code, even if it isn't in the same file.
In other words, be specific enough that people can identify the exact problem you are looking for, but brief and concise enough so that the title isn't confusing or a hassle to read.
For those answering your questions, it will help to know the context of your problem. What were you trying to do with the code? What did you expect to happen? What happened instead? Be sure to mention all relevant information pertaining to your problem.
You will want to alter the code you present for several reasons. One is that you don't want to share any information that could be confidential to an employer or yourself. Two, you will want to get rid of all unnecessary code that could throw off, annoy, or confuse people trying to solve the problem. Three, in this process you might solve the problem.
Be sure to add any relevant code that is relevant to the problem. You might need to show code that is connected with a problem in HTML even if that code is in CSS or JavaScript.
Bottomline, try to be considerate of the future beneficiaries of your question, and the programmers who are answering your question. In doing this, you might actually solve the problem. Also, don't ask questions right off the bat. Try to solve it yourself and also try to search for the problem to see if it has already been answered. If your problem seems to be unique, it should be fair game for Stack Overflow.


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public interface JcrDAO<T>
The base interface for JCR Data Access Objects.
Normally, the interface will be implemented for each root object being mapped to a Java Content Repository (JCR).
It is intended that such implementations will manage the JCR root path for the entity being mapped.
JCR session strategy is also to be declared by implementations.
Implementations should encapsulate exceptions in JcrMappingException, which is a RuntimeException.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
T |
create(String parentNodePath,
T entity)
Creates a new JCR Node from the object supplied, under the parent node with the path specified. |
T |
create(String parentNodePath,
T entity,
JcromCallback action)
Creates a new JCR Node from the object supplied, under the parent node with the path specified. |
T |
create(T entity)
Creates a new JCR Node from the object supplied. |
T |
create(T entity,
JcromCallback action)
Creates a new JCR Node from the object supplied. |
boolean |
exists(String path)
Check whether an entity with the path supplied exists in JCR. |
List<T> |
findAll(String rootPath)
Find all entities represented by this DAO. |
List<T> |
findAll(String rootPath,
long startIndex,
long resultSize)
Find all entities represented by this DAO. |
List<T> |
findAll(String rootPath,
NodeFilter nodeFilter)
Find all entities represented by this DAO. |
List<T> |
findAll(String rootPath,
NodeFilter nodeFilter,
long startIndex,
long resultSize)
Find all entities represented by this DAO. |
List<T> |
findAll(String rootPath,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use findAll(String, NodeFilter) instead.
Find all entities represented by this DAO. |
List<T> |
findAll(String rootPath,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth,
long startIndex,
long resultSize)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use findAll(String, NodeFilter, long, long) instead.
Find all entities represented by this DAO. Takes parameters that control the size and offset of the result, and filter which child nodes to load. |
T |
get(String path)
Get an entity from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field). |
T |
get(String path,
NodeFilter nodeFilter)
Get an entity from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field). |
T |
get(String path,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use get(String, NodeFilter) instead.
Get an entity from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field). |
List<T> |
getAll(String path)
Get all entities from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field). |
List<T> |
getAll(String path,
long startIndex,
long resultSize)
Get all entities from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field). |
List<T> |
getAll(String path,
NodeFilter nodeFilter)
Get all entities from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field). |
List<T> |
getAll(String path,
NodeFilter nodeFilter,
long startIndex,
long resultSize)
Get all entities from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field). |
List<T> |
getAll(String path,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getAll(String, NodeFilter) instead.
Get all entities from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field). |
List<T> |
getAll(String path,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth,
long startIndex,
long resultSize)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getAll(String, NodeFilter, long, long) instead.
Get all entities from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field). Takes parameters that control the size and offset of the result, and filter which child nodes to load. |
long |
getSize(String rootPath)
Get the number of entities. |
T |
getVersion(String path,
String versionName)
Get one specific version by path and version name. |
T |
getVersion(String path,
String versionName,
NodeFilter nodeFilter)
Get one specific version by path and version name. |
T |
getVersion(String path,
String versionName,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersion(String, String, NodeFilter) instead. |
T |
getVersionById(String id,
String versionName)
Get one specific version by Identifier and version name. |
T |
getVersionById(String id,
String versionName,
NodeFilter nodeFilter)
Get one specific version by Identifier and version name. |
T |
getVersionById(String id,
String versionName,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersionById(String, String, NodeFilter) instead. |
T |
getVersionByUUID(String uuid,
String versionName)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersionById(String, String) instead. |
T |
getVersionByUUID(String uuid,
String versionName,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersionById(String, String, NodeFilter) instead. |
List<T> |
getVersionList(String path)
Get all versions by path. |
List<T> |
getVersionList(String path,
NodeFilter nodeFilter)
Get all versions by path. |
List<T> |
getVersionList(String path,
NodeFilter nodeFilter,
long startIndex,
long resultSize)
Get all versions by path. |
List<T> |
getVersionList(String path,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersionList(String, NodeFilter) instead. |
List<T> |
getVersionList(String path,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth,
long startIndex,
long resultSize)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersionList(String, NodeFilter, long, long) instead. |
List<T> |
getVersionListById(String id)
Get all versions by Identifier lookup. |
List<T> |
getVersionListById(String id,
NodeFilter nodeFilter)
Get all versions by Identifier lookup. |
List<T> |
getVersionListById(String id,
NodeFilter nodeFilter,
long startIndex,
long resultSize)
Get all versions by Identifier lookup. |
List<T> |
getVersionListById(String id,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersionListById(String, NodeFilter) instead. |
List<T> |
getVersionListById(String id,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth,
long startIndex,
long resultSize)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersionListById(String, NodeFilter, long, long) instead. |
List<T> |
getVersionListByUUID(String uuid)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersionListById(String) instead. |
List<T> |
getVersionListByUUID(String uuid,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersionListById(String, NodeFilter) instead. |
List<T> |
getVersionListByUUID(String uuid,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth,
long startIndex,
long resultSize)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersionListById(String, NodeFilter, long, long) instead. |
long |
getVersionSize(String path)
Get the total number of versions by path. |
long |
getVersionSizeById(String id)
Get the total number of versions by Identifier lookup. |
long |
getVersionSizeByUUID(String uuid)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use getVersionSizeById(String) instead. |
T |
loadById(String id)
Load an entity from JCR by Identifier lookup. |
T |
loadById(String id,
NodeFilter nodeFilter)
Load an entity from JCR by UUID lookup. |
T |
loadById(String id,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use loadById(String, NodeFilter) instead.
Load an entity from JCR by UUID lookup. |
T |
loadByUUID(String uuid)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use loadById(String) instead.
Load an entity from JCR by UUID lookup. |
T |
loadByUUID(String uuid,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use loadById(String, NodeFilter) instead.
Load an entity from JCR by UUID lookup. |
void |
move(T entity,
String newParentPath)
Move an entity to the parent with the path specified. |
void |
remove(String path)
Permanently remove the entity with the path supplied (from a @JcrPath field). |
void |
removeById(String id)
Permanently remove the entity with the Identifier supplied. |
void |
removeByUUID(String uuid)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use removeById(String) instead.
Permanently remove the entity with the UUID supplied. |
void |
removeVersion(String path,
String versionName)
Remove a specific version by path and version name. |
void |
removeVersionById(String id,
String versionName)
Remove a specific version by id and version name. |
void |
removeVersionByUUID(String uuid,
String versionName)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use removeVersionById(String, String) instead. |
void |
restoreVersion(String path,
String versionName)
Restore a specific version by path and version name. |
void |
restoreVersion(String path,
String versionName,
boolean removeExisting)
Restore a specific version by path and version name. |
void |
restoreVersionById(String id,
String versionName)
Restore a specific version by id and version name. |
void |
restoreVersionById(String id,
String versionName,
boolean removeExisting)
Restore a specific version by id and version name. |
void |
restoreVersionByUUID(String uuid,
String versionName)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use restoreVersionById(String, String) instead. |
void |
restoreVersionByUUID(String uuid,
String versionName,
boolean removeExisting)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use restoreVersionById(String, String, boolean) instead. |
T |
update(T entity)
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. |
T |
update(T entity,
JcromCallback action)
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. |
T |
update(T entity,
NodeFilter nodeFilter)
Update an existing JCR node with the entity supplied. |
T |
update(T entity,
NodeFilter nodeFilter,
JcromCallback action)
Update an existing JCR node with the entity supplied. |
T |
update(T entity,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use update(Object, NodeFilter) instead.
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. |
T |
updateById(T entity,
String id)
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. |
T |
updateById(T entity,
String id,
JcromCallback action)
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. |
T |
updateById(T entity,
String id,
NodeFilter nodeFilter)
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. |
T |
updateById(T entity,
String id,
NodeFilter nodeFilter,
JcromCallback action)
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. |
T |
updateById(T entity,
String id,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use updateById(Object, String, NodeFilter) instead.
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. The node to update is loaded using the Identifier supplied. |
T |
updateByUUID(T entity,
String uuid)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use updateById(Object, String) instead.
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. The node to update is loaded using the UUID supplied. |
T |
updateByUUID(T entity,
String uuid,
String childNameFilter,
int maxDepth)
Deprecated. This method is now deprecated. Use updateById(Object, String, NodeFilter) instead.
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. The node to update is loaded using the UUID supplied. |
| Method Detail |
|---|
T create(T entity)
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR node
T create(T entity, JcromCallback action)
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR nodeaction
- callback object that specifies the Jcrom actions:
T create(String parentNodePath, T entity)
parentNodePath
- path to the parent nodeentity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR node
T create(String parentNodePath, T entity, JcromCallback action)
parentNodePath
- path to the parent nodeentity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR nodeaction
- callback object that specifies the Jcrom actions:
T update(T entity)
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR node
T update(T entity, JcromCallback action)
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR nodeaction
- callback object that specifies the Jcrom actions:
@Deprecated T update(T entity, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
update(Object, NodeFilter)
instead.
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied.
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR nodechildNameFilter
- comma separated list of names of child nodes to load ("*" loads all, "none" loads no children, and "-" at the beginning makes it an exclusion filter)maxDepth
- the maximum depth of loaded child nodes (0 means no child nodes are loaded, while a negative value means that no restrictions are set on the depth).
T update(T entity, NodeFilter nodeFilter)
entity
- the entity that will be mapped to the existing nodenodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when updating child nodes and references
T update(T entity, NodeFilter nodeFilter, JcromCallback action)
entity
- the entity that will be mapped to the existing nodenodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when updating child nodes and referencesaction
- callback object that specifies the Jcrom actions:
@Deprecated T updateByUUID(T entity, String uuid)
updateById(Object, String)
instead.
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. The node to update is loaded using the UUID supplied.
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR nodeuuid
- the JCR UUID of the node to update
T updateById(T entity, String id)
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR nodeid
- the Identifier of the node to update
T updateById(T entity, String id, JcromCallback action)
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR nodeid
- the Identifier of the node to update
@Deprecated T updateByUUID(T entity, String uuid, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
updateById(Object, String, NodeFilter)
instead.
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. The node to update is loaded using the UUID supplied.
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR nodeuuid
- the UUID of the node to updatechildNameFilter
- comma separated list of names of child nodes to load ("*" loads all, "none" loads no children, and "-" at the beginning makes it an exclusion filter)maxDepth
- the maximum depth of loaded child nodes (0 means no child nodes are loaded, while a negative value means that no restrictions are set on the depth).
@Deprecated T updateById(T entity, String id, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
updateById(Object, String, NodeFilter)
instead.
Updates an existing JCR Node with the values extracted from the object supplied. The node to update is loaded using the Identifier supplied.
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR nodeid
- the Identifier of the node to updatechildNameFilter
- comma separated list of names of child nodes to load ("*" loads all, "none" loads no children, and "-" at the beginning makes it an exclusion filter)maxDepth
- the maximum depth of loaded child nodes (0 means no child nodes are loaded, while a negative value means that no restrictions are set on the depth).
T updateById(T entity, String id, NodeFilter nodeFilter)
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR nodeid
- the Identifier of the node to updatenodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when updating child nodes and references
T updateById(T entity, String id, NodeFilter nodeFilter, JcromCallback action)
entity
- the object to be mapped to a JCR nodeid
- the Identifier of the node to updatenodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when updating child nodes and referencesaction
- callback object that specifies the Jcrom actions:
void move(T entity, String newParentPath)
entity
- newParentPath
- void remove(String path)
path
- the full path of the entity@Deprecated void removeByUUID(String uuid)
removeById(String)
instead.
Permanently remove the entity with the UUID supplied.
uuid
- the JCR UUID of the entityvoid removeById(String id)
id
- the Identifier of the entityboolean exists(String path)
path
- the path of the entity
T get(String path)
path
- the full path of the entity to be loaded
@Deprecated T get(String path, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
get(String, NodeFilter)
instead.
Get an entity from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field).
path
- the full path of the entity to be loadedchildNameFilter
- comma separated list of names of child nodes to load ("*" loads all, "none" loads no children, and "-" at the beginning makes it an exclusion filter)maxDepth
- the maximum depth of loaded child nodes (0 means no child nodes are loaded, while a negative value means that no restrictions are set on the depth).
T get(String path, NodeFilter nodeFilter)
path
- path the full path of the entity to be loadednodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and references
List<T> getAll(String path)
path
- the full path of the entities to be loaded
List<T> getAll(String path, long startIndex, long resultSize)
startIndex
- the zero based index of the first item to returnresultSize
- the number of items to return
@Deprecated List<T> getAll(String path, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
getAll(String, NodeFilter)
instead.
Get all entities from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field).
path
- the full path of the entities to be loadedchildNameFilter
- comma separated list of names of child nodes to load ("*" loads all, "none" loads no children, and "-" at the beginning makes it an exclusion filter)maxDepth
- the maximum depth of loaded child nodes (0 means no child nodes are loaded, while a negative value means that no restrictions are set on the depth).
List<T> getAll(String path, NodeFilter nodeFilter)
path
- the full path of the entities to be loadednodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and references
@Deprecated List<T> getAll(String path, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth, long startIndex, long resultSize)
getAll(String, NodeFilter, long, long)
instead.
Get all entities from JCR by path (from a @JcrPath field). Takes parameters that control the size and offset of the result, and filter which child nodes to load.
path
- the full path of the entities to be loadedchildNameFilter
- comma separated list of names of child nodes to load ("*" loads all, "none" loads no children, and "-" at the beginning makes it an exclusion filter)maxDepth
- the maximum depth of loaded child nodes (0 means no child nodes are loaded, while a negative value means that no restrictions are set on the depth).startIndex
- the zero based index of the first item to returnresultSize
- the number of items to return
List<T> getAll(String path, NodeFilter nodeFilter, long startIndex, long resultSize)
path
- the full path of the entities to be loadednodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and referencesstartIndex
- the zero based index of the first item to returnresultSize
- the number of items to return
@Deprecated T loadByUUID(String uuid)
loadById(String)
instead.
Load an entity from JCR by UUID lookup.
uuid
- the UUID generated by JCR
T loadById(String id)
id
- the Identifier generated by JCR
@Deprecated T loadByUUID(String uuid, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
loadById(String, NodeFilter)
instead.
Load an entity from JCR by UUID lookup.
uuid
- the UUID generated by JCRchildNameFilter
- comma separated list of names of child nodes to load ("*" loads all, "none" loads no children, and "-" at the beginning makes it an exclusion filter)maxDepth
- the maximum depth of loaded child nodes (0 means no child nodes are loaded, while a negative value means that no restrictions are set on the depth).
@Deprecated T loadById(String id, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
loadById(String, NodeFilter)
instead.
Load an entity from JCR by UUID lookup.
id
- the Identifier generated by JCR
T loadById(String id, NodeFilter nodeFilter)
id
- the Identifier generated by JCRnodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and references
List<T> getVersionList(String path)
path
- the full path of the entity to be loaded
@Deprecated List<T> getVersionList(String path, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
getVersionList(String, NodeFilter)
instead.
List<T> getVersionList(String path, NodeFilter nodeFilter)
path
- the full path of the entity to be loadednodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and references
@Deprecated List<T> getVersionList(String path, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth, long startIndex, long resultSize)
getVersionList(String, NodeFilter, long, long)
instead.
List<T> getVersionList(String path, NodeFilter nodeFilter, long startIndex, long resultSize)
path
- the full path of the entity to be loadednodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and referencesstartIndex
- the zero based index of the first item to returnresultSize
- the number of items to return
@Deprecated List<T> getVersionListByUUID(String uuid)
getVersionListById(String)
instead.
List<T> getVersionListById(String id)
id
- the Identifier generated by JCR
@Deprecated List<T> getVersionListByUUID(String uuid, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
getVersionListById(String, NodeFilter)
instead.
@Deprecated List<T> getVersionListById(String id, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
getVersionListById(String, NodeFilter)
instead.
List<T> getVersionListById(String id, NodeFilter nodeFilter)
id
- the Identifier generated by JCRnodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and references
@Deprecated List<T> getVersionListByUUID(String uuid, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth, long startIndex, long resultSize)
getVersionListById(String, NodeFilter, long, long)
instead.
@Deprecated List<T> getVersionListById(String id, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth, long startIndex, long resultSize)
getVersionListById(String, NodeFilter, long, long)
instead.
List<T> getVersionListById(String id, NodeFilter nodeFilter, long startIndex, long resultSize)
id
- the Identifier generated by JCRnodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and referencesstartIndex
- the zero based index of the first item to returnresultSize
- the number of items to return
long getVersionSize(String path)
path
- the full path of the entity to be loaded
@Deprecated long getVersionSizeByUUID(String uuid)
getVersionSizeById(String)
instead.
long getVersionSizeById(String id)
id
- the Identifier generated by JCR
T getVersion(String path, String versionName)
path
- the full path of the entity to be loadedversionName
- a version name
@Deprecated T getVersion(String path, String versionName, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
getVersion(String, String, NodeFilter)
instead.
T getVersion(String path, String versionName, NodeFilter nodeFilter)
path
- the full path of the entity to be loadedversionName
- a version namenodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and references
@Deprecated T getVersionByUUID(String uuid, String versionName)
getVersionById(String, String)
instead.
T getVersionById(String id, String versionName)
id
- the Identifier generated by JCRversionName
- a version name
@Deprecated T getVersionByUUID(String uuid, String versionName, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
getVersionById(String, String, NodeFilter)
instead.
@Deprecated T getVersionById(String id, String versionName, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
getVersionById(String, String, NodeFilter)
instead.
T getVersionById(String id, String versionName, NodeFilter nodeFilter)
id
- the Identifier generated by JCRversionName
- a version namenodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and references
void restoreVersion(String path, String versionName)
path
- the full path of the entity to be loadedversionName
- a version name@Deprecated void restoreVersionByUUID(String uuid, String versionName)
restoreVersionById(String, String)
instead.
void restoreVersionById(String id, String versionName)
id
- the Identifier generated by JCRversionName
- a version namevoid restoreVersion(String path, String versionName, boolean removeExisting)
path
- the full path of the entity to be loadedversionName
- a version nameremoveExisting
- a boolean flag that governs what happens in case of an identifier collision.@Deprecated void restoreVersionByUUID(String uuid, String versionName, boolean removeExisting)
restoreVersionById(String, String, boolean)
instead.
void restoreVersionById(String id, String versionName, boolean removeExisting)
id
- the Identifier generated by JCRversionName
- a version nameremoveExisting
- a boolean flag that governs what happens in case of an identifier collision.void removeVersion(String path, String versionName)
path
- the full path of the entity to be loadedversionName
- a version name@Deprecated void removeVersionByUUID(String uuid, String versionName)
removeVersionById(String, String)
instead.
void removeVersionById(String id, String versionName)
id
- the Identifier generated by JCRversionName
- a version namelong getSize(String rootPath)
rootPath
- root path of the found entities
List<T> findAll(String rootPath)
rootPath
- root path of the found entities
List<T> findAll(String rootPath, long startIndex, long resultSize)
rootPath
- root path of the found entitiesstartIndex
- the zero based index of the first item to returnresultSize
- the number of items to return
@Deprecated List<T> findAll(String rootPath, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth)
findAll(String, NodeFilter)
instead.
Find all entities represented by this DAO.
rootPath
- root path of the found entitieschildNameFilter
- comma separated list of names of child nodes to load ("*" loads all, "none" loads no children, and "-" at the beginning makes it an exclusion filter)maxDepth
- the maximum depth of loaded child nodes (0 means no child nodes are loaded, while a negative value means that no restrictions are set on the depth).
List<T> findAll(String rootPath, NodeFilter nodeFilter)
rootPath
- root path of the found entitiesnodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and references
@Deprecated List<T> findAll(String rootPath, String childNameFilter, int maxDepth, long startIndex, long resultSize)
findAll(String, NodeFilter, long, long)
instead.
Find all entities represented by this DAO. Takes parameters that control the size and offset of the result, and filter which child nodes to load.
rootPath
- root path of the found entitieschildNameFilter
- comma separated list of names of child nodes to load ("*" loads all, "none" loads no children, and "-" at the beginning makes it an exclusion filter)maxDepth
- the maximum depth of loaded child nodes (0 means no child nodes are loaded, while a negative value means that no restrictions are set on the depth).startIndex
- the zero based index of the first item to returnresultSize
- the number of items to return
List<T> findAll(String rootPath, NodeFilter nodeFilter, long startIndex, long resultSize)
rootPath
- root path of the found entitiesnodeFilter
- the NodeFilter to apply when loading child nodes and referencesstartIndex
- the zero based index of the first item to returnresultSize
- the number of items to return
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Jim Morrison (1943 - 1971)
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Jimi Hendrix (1942 - 1970)
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