| Lower bound | Estimate | Upper bound | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slope | 5.1233 ns | 5.1734 ns | 5.2449 ns |
| R² | 0.7146992 | 0.7217511 | 0.7075062 |
| Mean | 5.1271 ns | 5.1741 ns | 5.2312 ns |
| Std. Dev. | 151.76 ps | 267.60 ps | 379.53 ps |
| Median | 5.0831 ns | 5.1038 ns | 5.1396 ns |
| MAD | 78.870 ps | 101.71 ps | 127.82 ps |
The plot on the left displays the average time per iteration for this benchmark. The shaded region shows the estimated probabilty of an iteration taking a certain amount of time, while the line shows the mean. Click on the plot for a larger view showing the outliers.
The plot on the right shows the linear regression calculated from the measurements. Each point represents a sample, though here it shows the total time for the sample rather than time per iteration. The line is the line of best fit for these measurements.
See the documentation for more details on the additional statistics.
| Lower bound | Estimate | Upper bound | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Change in time | -4.0052% | -1.8478% | +0.1128% | (p = 0.08 > 0.05) |
The plot on the left shows the probability of the function taking a certain amount of time. The red curve represents the saved measurements from the last time this benchmark was run, while the blue curve shows the measurements from this run. The lines represent the mean time per iteration. Click on the plot for a larger view.
The plot on the right shows the two regressions. Again, the red line represents the previous measurement while the blue line shows the current measurement.
See the documentation for more details on the additional statistics.


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| org.apache.cayenne.access | Contains classes that make up Cayenne ORM stack. |
| org.apache.cayenne.access.jdbc | Contains classes that handle JDBC interactions. |
| org.apache.cayenne.access.trans | Provides translators for Cayenne queries. |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba | Contains database adapter API (DbAdapter) and its default implementation. |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.db2 | IBM DB2 DbAdapter. |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.derby | Apache Derby DbAdapter. |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.frontbase | FrontBase DbAdapter. |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.h2 | |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.hsqldb | HSQLDB DbAdapter. |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.ingres | |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.mysql | MySQL DbAdapter. |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.openbase | OpenBase DbAdapter. |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.oracle | Oracle DbAdapter. |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.postgres | PostgreSQL DbAdapter. |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.sqlite | |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.sqlserver | MS SQLServer DbAdapter. |
| org.apache.cayenne.dba.sybase | Sybase DbAdapter. |
| org.apache.cayenne.merge |
| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.access |
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| Fields in org.apache.cayenne.access declared as DbAdapter | |
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protected DbAdapter |
DataNode.adapter
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protected DbAdapter |
DbGenerator.adapter
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protected DbAdapter |
DbLoader.adapter
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protected DbAdapter |
QueryTranslator.adapter
Deprecated. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.access that return DbAdapter | |
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DbAdapter |
DataNode.getAdapter()
Returns DbAdapter object. |
DbAdapter |
DbGenerator.getAdapter()
Returns DbAdapter associated with this DbGenerator. |
DbAdapter |
DbLoader.getAdapter()
Returns DbAdapter associated with this DbLoader. |
DbAdapter |
QueryTranslator.getAdapter()
Deprecated. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.access with parameters of type DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
void |
DataNode.setAdapter(DbAdapter adapter)
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void |
QueryTranslator.setAdapter(DbAdapter adapter)
Deprecated. |
| Constructors in org.apache.cayenne.access with parameters of type DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbGenerator(DbAdapter adapter,
DataMap map)
Creates and initializes new DbGenerator. |
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DbGenerator(DbAdapter adapter,
DataMap map,
Collection<DbEntity> excludedEntities)
Creates and initializes new DbGenerator instance. |
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DbGenerator(DbAdapter adapter,
DataMap map,
Collection<DbEntity> excludedEntities,
DataDomain domain)
Creates and initializes new DbGenerator instance. |
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DbLoader(Connection connection,
DbAdapter adapter,
DbLoaderDelegate delegate)
Creates new DbLoader. |
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DbLoader(Connection connection,
DbAdapter adapter,
DbLoaderDelegate delegate,
NamingStrategy strategy)
Creates new DbLoader with specified naming strategy. |
| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.access.jdbc |
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| Fields in org.apache.cayenne.access.jdbc declared as DbAdapter | |
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protected DbAdapter |
BaseSQLAction.adapter
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protected DbAdapter |
SQLTemplateAction.adapter
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| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.access.jdbc that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
BaseSQLAction.getAdapter()
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DbAdapter |
SQLTemplateAction.getAdapter()
Returns DbAdapter associated with this execution plan object. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.access.jdbc with parameters of type DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
BatchQueryBuilder |
BatchQueryBuilderFactory.createDeleteQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
Creates query builder for DELETE queries |
BatchQueryBuilder |
DefaultBatchQueryBuilderFactory.createDeleteQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
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BatchQueryBuilder |
SoftDeleteQueryBuilderFactory.createDeleteQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
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BatchQueryBuilder |
BatchQueryBuilderFactory.createInsertQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
Creates query builder for INSERT queries |
BatchQueryBuilder |
DefaultBatchQueryBuilderFactory.createInsertQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
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BatchQueryBuilder |
BatchQueryBuilderFactory.createUpdateQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
Creates query builder for UPDATE queries |
BatchQueryBuilder |
DefaultBatchQueryBuilderFactory.createUpdateQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
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| Constructors in org.apache.cayenne.access.jdbc with parameters of type DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
BaseSQLAction(DbAdapter adapter,
EntityResolver entityResolver)
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BatchAction(BatchQuery batchQuery,
DbAdapter adapter,
EntityResolver entityResolver)
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ProcedureAction(ProcedureQuery query,
DbAdapter adapter,
EntityResolver entityResolver)
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SelectAction(SelectQuery query,
DbAdapter adapter,
EntityResolver entityResolver)
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SoftDeleteBatchQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter,
String deletedFieldName)
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SQLTemplateAction(SQLTemplate query,
DbAdapter adapter)
Deprecated. since 3.0 use a SQLTemplateAction.SQLTemplateAction(SQLTemplate, DbAdapter, EntityResolver)
constructor. |
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SQLTemplateAction(SQLTemplate query,
DbAdapter adapter,
EntityResolver entityResolver)
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UpdateAction(Query query,
DbAdapter adapter,
EntityResolver entityResolver)
Deprecated. |
| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.access.trans |
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| Fields in org.apache.cayenne.access.trans declared as DbAdapter | |
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protected DbAdapter |
BatchQueryBuilder.adapter
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protected DbAdapter |
ProcedureTranslator.adapter
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protected DbAdapter |
QueryAssembler.adapter
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| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.access.trans that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
BatchQueryBuilder.getAdapter()
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DbAdapter |
QueryAssembler.getAdapter()
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| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.access.trans with parameters of type DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
void |
BatchQueryBuilder.setAdapter(DbAdapter adapter)
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void |
ProcedureTranslator.setAdapter(DbAdapter adapter)
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void |
QueryAssembler.setAdapter(DbAdapter adapter)
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| Constructors in org.apache.cayenne.access.trans with parameters of type DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
BatchQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
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DeleteBatchQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
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InsertBatchQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
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JoinStack(DbAdapter dbAdapter,
DataMap dataMap,
QueryAssembler assembler)
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LOBBatchQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
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LOBInsertBatchQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
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LOBUpdateBatchQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
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UpdateBatchQueryBuilder(DbAdapter adapter)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba |
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| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
AutoAdapter
A DbAdapter that automatically detects the kind of database it is running on and instantiates an appropriate DB-specific adapter, delegating all subsequent method calls to this adapter. |
class |
JdbcAdapter
A generic DbAdapter implementation. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
DbAdapterFactory.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
Returns an instance of DbAdapter if the factory detects that it knows how to handle the database. |
protected DbAdapter |
AutoAdapter.getAdapter()
Returns a proxied DbAdapter, lazily creating it on first invocation. |
DbAdapter |
JdbcActionBuilder.getAdapter()
Returns DbAdapter used associated with this action builder. |
protected DbAdapter |
AutoAdapter.loadAdapter()
Opens a connection, retrieves JDBC metadata and attempts to guess adapter form it. |
| Constructors in org.apache.cayenne.dba with parameters of type DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
JdbcActionBuilder(DbAdapter adapter,
EntityResolver resolver)
Deprecated. since 3.0 use "JdbcActionBuilder(JdbcAdapter,EntityResolver)" constructor instead. |
| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.db2 |
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| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.db2 that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
DB2Adapter
DbAdapter implementation for the DB2 RDBMS . |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.db2 that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
DB2Sniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.derby |
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| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.derby that implement DbAdapter | |
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class |
DerbyAdapter
DbAdapter implementation for the Derby RDBMS . |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.derby that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
DerbySniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.frontbase |
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| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.frontbase that implement DbAdapter | |
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class |
FrontBaseAdapter
DbAdapter implementation for FrontBase RDBMS. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.frontbase that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
FrontBaseSniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.h2 |
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| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.h2 that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
H2Adapter
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| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.h2 that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
H2Sniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.hsqldb |
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| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.hsqldb that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
HSQLDBAdapter
DbAdapter implementation for the HSQLDB RDBMS . |
class |
HSQLDBNoSchemaAdapter
A flavor of HSQLDBAdapter that implements workarounds for some old driver limitations. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.hsqldb that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
HSQLDBSniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.ingres |
|---|
| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.ingres that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
IngresAdapter
DbAdapter implementation for Ingres. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.ingres that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
IngresSniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.mysql |
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| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.mysql that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
MySQLAdapter
DbAdapter implementation for MySQL RDBMS. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.mysql that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
MySQLSniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.openbase |
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| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.openbase that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
OpenBaseAdapter
DbAdapter implementation for OpenBase. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.openbase that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
OpenBaseSniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.oracle |
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| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.oracle that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
Oracle8Adapter
A flavor of OracleAdapter that implements workarounds for some old driver limitations. |
class |
OracleAdapter
DbAdapter implementation for Oracle RDBMS . |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.oracle that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
OracleSniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.postgres |
|---|
| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.postgres that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
PostgresAdapter
DbAdapter implementation for PostgreSQL RDBMS . |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.postgres that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
PostgresSniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.sqlite |
|---|
| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.sqlite that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
SQLiteAdapter
A SQLite database adapter that works with Zentus JDBC driver. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.sqlite that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
SQLiteSniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.sqlserver |
|---|
| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.sqlserver that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
SQLServerAdapter
Cayenne DbAdapter implementation for engine. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.sqlserver that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
SQLServerSniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Constructors in org.apache.cayenne.dba.sqlserver with parameters of type DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
SQLServerBatchAction(BatchQuery batchQuery,
DbAdapter adapter,
EntityResolver entityResolver)
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SQLServerProcedureAction(ProcedureQuery query,
DbAdapter adapter,
EntityResolver entityResolver)
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SQLServerSelectAction(SelectQuery query,
DbAdapter adapter,
EntityResolver entityResolver)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.dba.sybase |
|---|
| Classes in org.apache.cayenne.dba.sybase that implement DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
class |
SybaseAdapter
DbAdapter implementation for Sybase RDBMS. |
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.dba.sybase that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
SybaseSniffer.createAdapter(DatabaseMetaData md)
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| Uses of DbAdapter in org.apache.cayenne.merge |
|---|
| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.merge that return DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
DbAdapter |
ExecutingMergerContext.getAdapter()
|
DbAdapter |
MergerContext.getAdapter()
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| Methods in org.apache.cayenne.merge with parameters of type DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
protected void |
SetPrimaryKeyToDb.appendAddNewPrimaryKeySQL(DbAdapter adapter,
List<String> sqls)
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protected void |
SetPrimaryKeyToDb.appendDropOriginalPrimaryKeySQL(DbAdapter adapter,
List<String> sqls)
|
List<MergerToken> |
DbMerger.createMergeTokens(DbAdapter adapter,
DataSource dataSource,
DataMap dataMap)
Create and return a List of MergerToken s to alter the given
DataNode to match the given DataMap |
abstract List<String> |
AbstractToDbToken.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
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List<String> |
AddColumnToDb.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
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List<String> |
AddRelationshipToDb.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
|
List<String> |
CreateTableToDb.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
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List<String> |
DropColumnToDb.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
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List<String> |
DropRelationshipToDb.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
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List<String> |
DropTableToDb.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
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List<String> |
SetAllowNullToDb.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
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List<String> |
SetColumnTypeToDb.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
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List<String> |
SetNotNullToDb.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
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List<String> |
SetPrimaryKeyToDb.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
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List<String> |
SetValueForNullToDb.createSql(DbAdapter adapter)
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| Constructors in org.apache.cayenne.merge with parameters of type DbAdapter | |
|---|---|
ExecutingMergerContext(DataMap map,
DataSource dataSource,
DbAdapter adapter,
ModelMergeDelegate delegate)
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We had such a great time in LA!


How many tokens do you get every of the 4 rounds ?
20 40 20 or 40 other / not clear from instructions
If you have 20 tokens, you put 10 in your private account and 10 in the group account, and all others do the same, what is your payoff from this round?
30 10 20 Other / not clear from instructions
If you have 40 tokens, you put 20 in your private account and 20 in the group account, and all others do not put any tokens in the group account, what is your payoff from this round?
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It’s not often that I come out on top. TLJ says that I am unlikely to ever come out on top if I don’t make the effort to get off the couch at the bottom first. That may well be true but it does sound terribly exhausting and I am sure that if I wait long enough someone will figure out a way to get me and the couch to the top.
Well, as much as I like to win but really can’t be bothered to try, TLJ is the exact opposite and is okay with not winning but feels there is real merit in trying. I know, I have no idea where she gets most of her philosophies from but I find some of them quite disturbing. Mostly the ones that involve me doing any form of manual labour. Anyhow, TLJ saw an opportunity for the family to be together and to be a part of a snowman building competition out at the Grand West Casino ice rink.
I am not a huge fan of the casino, simply because TLJ and I once went out there for an evening when the casino opened and casinos were new in South Africa, to see what all the fuss was about. We agreed to spend no more than R100 each and to have some fun. My R100 went into a one-armed bandit – presumably called that because all they do is steal your money – and was gone in under 60 seconds. TLJ, on the other hand, went to the food court and had a lovely meal.
Returning to the scene of the crime, we arrived at the casino ice rink, paid our entry fee and together with the 20 or so other entrants, were told we had one hour to build our snowman. As soon as the countdown timer started, TLJ and the Moose dived into the project and started building furiously. Mackers immediately got bored and demanded a cooldrink while Sizzles busied herself by stealing snow from the piles of snow belonging to other competitors.
It was quite amazing to watch actually. Snow (more like crushed ice) was in high demand as it had been deposited in small piles on the ice rink with each family having a designated pile of snow. Here in the midst of this highly-charged and competitive atmosphere was this twoyear- old tottering around with her bucket (being encouraged by her mother mind you) nicking snow right out from underneath peoples noses, and taking it back to the Moose and TLJ.I didn’t know whether to hug her or turn her in.
Frankly, after watching for three minutes, the whole thing seemed like too much effort and so partly in order to avoid Sizzles being arrested and ‘Team Clark’ being disqualified, and partly to find something to do, Mackers, Sizzles and I trooped off the ice to go and explore the food court and the casino.
By the time we arrived back an hour later, we had - between us spilled an entire can of Grapetiser on the already slippery casino floor, been ejected from the gambling floor, gotten lost in some kind of weird restaurant town and been frisked by security twice. When we got back to the ice rink, our (I use the term ”our” very loosely) snowman was magnificent.
The Moose and TLJ had, thanks to Sizzles’ thievery, managed to build the biggest snowman by far. How no one was suspicious is beyond me and clearly the field of competitors was not comprised of the shiniest spoons in the dishwasher.
Not only was the snowman twice the size of everyone else’s but it was also bedecked in all sorts of princess-like garb including a crown, dark glasses, ear rings, a necklace and a Paris Hilton type dog! I’m not sure where all this stuff came from but I can vouch for Sizzles – she was with me getting thrown out of the gambling area at the time that these items must have been liberated.
While we were waiting to go; Sizzles, Mackers and I busied ourselves by scooting around illegally on the ice rink in our shoes. As we scooted I happened to overhear one mom saying that our snowman was sure to be the winner. Never one to miss out on an opportunity for glory I steered Mackers and Sizzles quickly back to our snowman before judging started.
It was initially nail-biting stuff as I hadn’t bothered to look at the competition but I was pretty sure we were in with a good shot, especially when Sizzles came past eating a carrot while another little girl in the distance was crying that her snowman’s nose was ”lost”. I swear I didn’t put her up to it.
As fate would have it all our hard work was rewarded and we, the Clark Family, were declared the winners. We won a Wimpy voucher, an ice skating voucher and some nifty Grand West Casino water bottles which I will be proud to send my girls to school with. We also got our photo taken with some radio DJ dude. I don’t know who he was because they introduced him before we got back.
I know technically that all the credit should go to the Moose and TLJ, but we are a family, which means we stand together. We win together and we lose together. We mostly lose together. But for one bright moment we were the stars and everyone was envying us and our R150 Wimpy Voucher! I suspect there is a lesson in here somewhere but it probably backs up one of TLJ’s weird philosophies. Maybe I will have a sit down on the couch and think about it.


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Copyright
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Static content.


About Us Page
Who are we?
We are an organization that helps young people achieve their dreams of
being Airline Pilots or work in the Air industry.
What do we do?
"Believe in yourself and you will be unstoppable."
Our Team
Jessica L
CEO and Founder
Some text that describes me.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Michael D
Art Director
Some text that describes me.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Jared C
Designer
Some text that describes me.
jaredC@example.com


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This was my first time sitting in a circle drinking ayahuasca. My previous psychedelic experiences include psilocybin, LSD, Hawaiian baby woodrose seeds, DMT (through smoke inhalation), salvia and LSA. I was really hoping that my journeys into the psychedelic realms (which have been almost entirely positive) would prepare me for the experience I was about to have.
When I got to the ceremony, I remember looking at the people who would be joining me and thinking that almost all of them looked entirely too familiar. I heard that from almost everyone, and kept overhearing conversations like 'Where on Earth have we met? Do you know so and so? I know we've seen each other before.' It was wild.
Upon the beginning of the ceremony, the shamans gave us gentle instructions about how to come up and take the drink. We were told that sometimes the medicine could be overwhelming, even terrifying and that if we needed help, all we had to do was ask. We were also told very strongly to hold our own ground, no matter what the challenge, so as not to break the strength of the circle.
We went, one by one, drinking about a 2oz worth of the brew. It tasted magical: bitter, earth-like and yet with a very aromatic aftertaste that reminded me of myrrh.
When the circle had all had their drink, the lights went black. Several people lit cigarettes and the room started to smell strongly of tobacco. Within about 20 minutes I felt the first effects of the plant. It felt VERY similar to the come on of DMT: a whirring sound started...my body felt very heavy, weighted down and hard to move. The visions that hit me were ELECTRIC. The whirring noise grew greater, the visions grew brighter. Crazy tunnels of red, orange, green, black and pink took over my entire consciousness. It was like I was on the inside of a wild arcade game. The girl to my right was the first to purge. The maestro, who up until that point had only been making gentle shushing noises started to chant.
Approximately at this time, the door blew open and the room became FILLED with darkness. Darkness that moved, darkness that spoke, darkness that sought out bodies to take over. I found myself embroiled in an almost unholy amount of terror as all of my faculties were swept out from under me. My visions would not cease in their intensity. I felt a very alien whirring presence within the visions and became entirely confused. I kept wondering 'Is this Aya?? Is this what I signed up for??' My body became incapacitated. I remember lurching for my puke bucket as the first waves of nausea hit, thinking that if I didn't grab it then, I would be screwed when it finally became time to purge.
My sense of reality, safety and comfort shattered. I remember the maestro getting up and walking around the room, blowing tobacco smoke into the face of every person sitting. I was so entangled in the war of energy going on within me, I could barely make him out. I remember trying to see him, to let him know I was with him, but it was like the area in front of me was being violently shaken and cracked. Light was blocked. What I could make out was that maestro (who when I first met him was a very small and friendly man) looked HUGE, in full warrior regalia, with feathers and a skirt made of plants and animals. I remember thinking he might even have had a spear with him.
The tobacco smoke made me almost violently ill...I slowly started to purge, feeling the medicine work its way through every fiber of my being, picking up garbage energy as it did so and relocating it to my stomach. I got the message that this purge would not come quickly for me...the plant had to do a very thorough sweep before I could let go.
As I felt myself become more and more taken by the whirring, manic, neon light display that I was starting to doubt was Aya Herself, I remembered the words of one of the shamans: 'Remember to hold your space.' I struggled SO hard with this...I was still unable to move. My head was pretty much balanced on the edge of my puke bucket for what felt like days. I kept tapping my bucket to remind me I was still there, and rocking back an forth to the rhythm of maestro's voice, even though I couldn't remember anything of the reality I had once existed in. I started to sweat profusely and dry heave. I wanted to purge so badly but it wasn't ready.
I remember thinking 'What in God's name was I thinking doing this? I'm not cut out for this, I need help. I need a kill switch, I need help! I want this to be over, over, over, how long have I been here? How much longer is this madness, this pain, this terror??'
I tried to muster up the energy to call out to the shamans for assistance but I lacked the capacity to speak. I reached for my water bottle several times, many times unsuccessfully.  I finally started to purge a little. I could see into my insides: my intestines glowing purple and red, fueled by the energy of the vine, moving things up and out of me. I remembered to breathe somehow, which felt foreign and forced. I remembered my bucket, and did everything I could not to lose focus of the maestro's singing. It was the only thing showing me a path out of the Hell I was in.
Finally, at the peak of my despair, one of the shamans came to me and grabbed my hands and asked me if I could move. I said 'Barely,' and tried to laugh. I think I told him I was afraid. He helped me to stand and told me to bring my bucket. I was sat in front of the maestro who started singing to me and two others who I couldn't identify. The shaman who brought me over gave me one more hand squeeze which made me instantly feel safer. I still couldn't believe I had even made it the 10 feet to sit in front of the maestro. As he sang, I felt much of my anxiety simply disappear. Every syllable he sang brought light into the darkness I had almost disappeared into. It was like the sun breaking through the clouds.
I remember someone coming to the left of me and putting their mouth on my head and sucking something out very violently. Another shaman, I knew, but which one I did not. Finally, the singing was done and I was led back to my sleeping pad. Before I sat down, I turned very quickly and purged into my bucket. It felt amazing.
I found out later that at the beginning of the ceremony, a rival brujo had learned of maestro's presence in our circle and had sent an entire hoarde of evil energies into our room. The door blew open and all light was swallowed by these guys. Being an extremely energetic person, and a novice in the spirit realm, these guys just had their way with me. I felt like I was being completely torn apart, eaten live. Their energies were lying to me, telling me that they were Aya, to surrender into them. My intuition, thank GOD, was strong enough to keep me from doing so.
The next hour was spent in raging nausea, but the darkness and violence had slowed down. I felt far more grounded and confident I could get through it, I welcomed the medicine's effects, and I started to feel the teachings of Aya.
Other people around me started to purge. Sometimes violently, sometimes gently. Every time they did, I felt a surge of energy course through my own body. I could sometimes feel it right before it happened. I realized my psychic channels were starting to open. Small noises, moans, grunts, snores, sighs would occasionally fill the room as maestro sang and chanted and shooshed negative energy out of the room. I felt another purge coming, as memories and people started to flood into my consciousness. People I loved, people I could see around me, the circle itself...I started feeling so much love, so much compassion. The purge that wanted to come was incredibly difficult to muster. I started receiving messages. One told me I could either go through the purge, which would be violent and painful, or I could let go and move the energy downwards and let it out later that way.
At this point the female shaman, in a very coy voice asked if anyone would like anymore ayahuasca. To me, this was the most ridiculously funny thing I HAD EVER HEARD. I started laughing so hard I pitched forward. I was simply unable to stop laughing...the rest of the room joined me in one of the silliest bursts of energy I have ever felt. It was brilliant.
Later, I was just about all set to go for the purge when my good friend next to me ERUPTED. She purged so hard that it took my own nausea away. I could feel the energy sinking down, I realized I had run out of energy to cleanse myself in that way, and I slipped into one of the most blissful states of consciousness I have ever felt in my life.
I felt myself connect to everyone in the room. I also started having visions of those who were closest to me, dear friends and startling revelations about my family. Aya finally came through to me, loud and clear, offering me advice and information and insight about anything I asked. That's when I realized that having a strong intention before the ritual was extremely important to having a clear and focused experience with the plant. My intention when I arrived at the circle was to explore the hidden parts of myself I often ignore...the darkness and strength I needed to overcome that were definitely a result of that intention.
Overwhelmed with the infinite amount of information She had to offer me, I heard her say 'Relax, let go, don't worry so much...there will be many more times to come back here and explore further.'
I started to see incredibly powerful and beautiful sights, people bedecked in star-like jewels, castles made of alabaster high in the cosmos...I could see how the universe is an infinite fractal and how we can choose when we die where we go next...often we'll follow our friends to untold regions of the universe because we love them so much. Animal energies came to me, especially that of frogs. It had been raining all night and the water energy was fierce and lovely in the circle.
Love. Love was everywhere in the room at this point. Everyone seemed just about done purging and there was a tangible sense of peace within everyone. Our female shaman started to sing. It was like listening to an angel, like a being of unconditional love and support. Her words were laced with pink and white shimmering lines of love, her melodies designed to calm us, hold us, make us feel grateful for the journey we had all taken together. I remember thinking 'Oh God, please don't stop, please don't ever stop, please let us come with you, you wonderful wonderful woman.'
Tears of rapture filled my eyes. At this point, I was laying facedown on the ground, still clutching onto my bucket and realized I could let go of it. I was done purging. I was in bliss. Aya continued to give me more personal advice...I felt so close and so loved by her. She definitely has a sense of humor and will simply not hesitate to throw me a challenge, but she does it knowing I can and will overcome it.
When everything was said and done, I realized I hadn't yet been outside...moving had been close to impossible save for leaning on my puke bucket up until now.  With joy and a sense of humor, I wobbled to the door and embraced the night. I saw shadows dancing around and for a moment felt trepidation...I was no longer in the circle, I was open prey out here, but I felt such strength return to me. I had just been through the untold annals of Hell, I could handle this.
Others followed me out...there seemed to be an understanding with about half the group that the ceremony was over. The next several hours were spent in joy and rapture as we shared our personal journeys while eating wholesome soup, fruit, nuts and bread. I have never felt so connected to a group of people in my entire life. These were my brothers and sisters, warriors who came in love, went through the muck, got rid of their demons and found nothing but radiance in their hearts afterwards. I kept hearing 'I am so blessed, I am so blessed,' from everyone who came out of the circle.
Many talked of their visions and found out they had been almost identical to those of others. Several reported seeing vast numbers of friendly frogs hopping around. Five minutes after this information was shared someone exclaimed, 'Come look! A frog!!' A peeper had somehow snuck in the house and was just...hanging out. Another gift from Aya.
I have been forever changed...I have received a sacrament and a gift, and despite the pain and the terror, had I not gone through it, I would not be in the place of harmony I'm in now. I avidly look forward to my next sitting with this remarkable and powerful energy.
Namaste.
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Expressions and Scripting¶
Expressions makes DSM very flexible. Expression allows a value to be filtered, manipulated, modified etc. Expressions can access objects in the expression context and do operations by using these objects.
Expressions can be used at both `source document`_ parsing time and `DSM document`_ loading time.
Expressions are resolved by one of Scripting language such a Javascript, Groovy, Apache JEXL or other JSR223 implementations. Expressions must be written with scripting language syntax. Default scripting language is Apache JEXL
See also
There are two type of expression, Loading Time and Parsing Time expressions.
Loading Time Expression¶
Loading Time Expression is expressions that is only used during loading of `DSM document`. It allows you to modify structure of DSM document.
Loading Time Expressions are defined in the `$extends`_ and or `$ref`_ fields. For more detail check `$extends`_ and or `$ref`_ field.
The following fields are available in the expression context.
| Name | Data Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| params_ | Map<string,Object> | params_ object. | params.dateFormat ==’dd.MM.yyyy’ |
Example¶
YAML
version: 1.0
params:
rootPath: /bar/foo/
$extends:
- /foo/bar/external.yaml
- $params.rootPath.concat("externalWithExpression.yaml") # use "params" object in expression context to get "rootPath" property
JSON
{
"version": 1.0,
"params":{
"rootPath":"/bar/foo/"
},
"$extends": ["/foo/bar/external.json","$params.rootPath.concat('externalWithExpression.json')"]
}
Parsing Time Expression¶
Parsing Time Expression is expressions that is only used during parsing of `source document`. It allows you to change the structure of the output, change the property value, import a specific part of the `source document`_, filter by property , transform a property, and almost all operations that can be done with custom coding.
The Parsing Time Expressions can be defined in the filter_, default_, and normalize_ fields.
The following objects are available in the expression context.
| Name | Data Type | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| params_ | Map<string,any> | params_ object. | params.dateFormat ==’dd.MM.yyyy’ |
| all | Map<string,Node_> | A map that stores all nodes by the “uniqueName_” of `Parsing Element Object`_ | all.bar.data.foo => foo field of bar node, all.barList.data[0].foo => foo field of first item of barList node |
| self | Node_ | current node object that hold data of current complex type_ | self.data.foo => foo field of current node, self.parent.data.foo => foo field of parent node, self.data.bar.foo => foo field of bar object in current node. |
| value | string | (not available in default_ field) The raw string value of the current tag in `source document`_ | value==’Computer’,**value.startWith(‘bar’)** |
See also
all¶
Each complex type_ creates a node_. The created nodes can be accessed using the “all” object in the expressions. Each node is stored in all map with the uniqueName_ of the `Parsing Element`_ that creates the node.
result:
type: array
fields:
order:
type: object
fields:
state: string
createDate: date
saleLines:
type: array
fields:
product:
type: object
fields:
id: string
name: string
price: string
quantity: long
unit: string
company:
type: object
fields:
id: string
name: string
price: string
for configuration at above following all map is created.
result:
parent: null
data:
order: order.data # contains data of the order node
company: company.data
order:
parent: result
data:
orderLines: orderLines.data
company:
parent: result
data: {}
orderLines:
parent: order
data: [{ product:product.data }] # data is array. each item contains product data
product:
parent: orderLines
data: {}
Example usages:
| product.parent: | is equals orderLine node |
|---|---|
| product.parent.data: | |
| is equals orderLine.data | |
| product.parent.parent: | |
| is equals order | |
| product.parent.parent.data: | |
| is equals order.data | |
| product.parent.parent.parent: | |
| is equals result | |
| order.data.orderLine: | |
| is equals orderLine.data | |
| order.data.orderLine[lastIndex].product: | |
| is equals product.data |
self¶
current node object that hold data of current complex type_.
Example usages:
| self.parent: | parent node |
|---|---|
| self.data.foo: | foo field of current object |
| self.data[0]: | First element of current array |
Example¶
YAML
version: 1.0
result:
type: object
path: /
fields:
name:
- filter: $ self.data.categoryType=='foo' # filter expression.
default:
value: foo # force set name to foo with filter
force: true
- path: name
category:
type: object
fields:
id: int
name:
default: self.parent.data.categoryType=='foo'? 'Foo':'Bar' # default value is expression.
categoryType:
default: all.data.categoryType=='foo'? 'Foo':'Bar' # default value is expression. and its is equivalent of expression in category.name property.
productUnit:
default: $ self.data.categoryType=='foo'? 'LT': 'KG' # default value is expression.
categoryType:
default: "foo" # default value a is a string.
JSON
{ "version": 1.0, "result":{ "type":object", "path":"/" , "fields":{ "name":"string", "category":{ "id": "int", "name": { "default": "self.parent.data.categoryType=='foo'? 'Foo':'Bar'", }, "categoryType": { "default": "default: all.data.categoryType=='foo'? 'Foo':'Bar'", } }, "productUnit":{ "default": " $self.data.categoryType=='foo'? 'LT': 'KG'" }, "categoryType":{ "default": "foo" } } } }


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| Packages that use CryptographyException | |
| org.pdfbox.encryption | These classes deal with encryption algorithms that are used in the PDF Document. |
| org.pdfbox.examples.fdf | These are examples that use the FDF features of a PDF document. |
| org.pdfbox.pdmodel | The PDModel package represents a high level API for creating and manipulating PDF documents. |
| org.pdfbox.pdmodel.encryption | The encryption package will handle the PDF document security handlers and the functionality of pluggable security handlers. |
| Uses of CryptographyException in org.pdfbox.encryption |
| Methods in org.pdfbox.encryption that throw CryptographyException | |
void |
PDFEncryption.encryptData(long objectNumber,
long genNumber,
byte[] key,
InputStream data,
OutputStream output)
Deprecated. This will encrypt a piece of data. |
byte[] |
PDFEncryption.getUserPassword(byte[] ownerPassword,
byte[] o,
int revision,
long length)
Deprecated. This will get the user password from the owner password and the documents o value. |
boolean |
PDFEncryption.isOwnerPassword(byte[] ownerPassword,
byte[] u,
byte[] o,
int permissions,
byte[] id,
int revision,
int length)
Deprecated. This will tell if this is the owner password or not. |
boolean |
PDFEncryption.isUserPassword(byte[] password,
byte[] u,
byte[] o,
int permissions,
byte[] id,
int revision,
int length)
Deprecated. This will tell if this is a valid user password. |
byte[] |
PDFEncryption.computeUserPassword(byte[] password,
byte[] o,
int permissions,
byte[] id,
int revision,
int length)
Deprecated. This will compute the user password hash. |
byte[] |
PDFEncryption.computeEncryptedKey(byte[] password,
byte[] o,
int permissions,
byte[] id,
int revision,
int length)
Deprecated. This will compute the encrypted key. |
byte[] |
PDFEncryption.computeOwnerPassword(byte[] ownerPassword,
byte[] userPassword,
int revision,
int length)
Deprecated. This algorithm is taked from PDF Reference 1.4 Algorithm 3.3 Page 79. |
void |
DocumentEncryption.initForEncryption()
Deprecated. This will encrypt the given document, given the owner password and user password. |
void |
DocumentEncryption.decryptDocument(String password)
Deprecated. This will decrypt the document. |
void |
DocumentEncryption.decrypt(Object obj,
long objNum,
long genNum)
Deprecated. This will dispatch to the correct method. |
| Uses of CryptographyException in org.pdfbox.examples.fdf |
| Methods in org.pdfbox.examples.fdf that throw CryptographyException | |
static void |
PrintFields.main(String[] args)
This will read a PDF file and print out the form elements. |
| Uses of CryptographyException in org.pdfbox.pdmodel |
| Methods in org.pdfbox.pdmodel that throw CryptographyException | |
boolean |
PDDocument.isUserPassword(String password)
Deprecated. |
boolean |
PDDocument.isOwnerPassword(String password)
Deprecated. |
void |
PDDocument.decrypt(String password)
This will decrypt a document. |
void |
PDDocument.encrypt(String ownerPassword,
String userPassword)
This will mark a document to be encrypted. |
void |
PDDocument.openProtection(DecryptionMaterial pm)
Tries to decrypt the document in memory using the provided decryption material. |
| Uses of CryptographyException in org.pdfbox.pdmodel.encryption |
| Methods in org.pdfbox.pdmodel.encryption that throw CryptographyException | |
void |
StandardSecurityHandler.decryptDocument(PDDocument doc,
DecryptionMaterial decryptionMaterial)
Decrypt the document. |
void |
StandardSecurityHandler.prepareDocumentForEncryption(PDDocument doc)
Prepare document for encryption. |
boolean |
StandardSecurityHandler.isOwnerPassword(byte[] ownerPassword,
byte[] u,
byte[] o,
int permissions,
byte[] id,
int encRevision,
int length)
Check for owner password. |
byte[] |
StandardSecurityHandler.getUserPassword(byte[] ownerPassword,
byte[] o,
int encRevision,
long length)
Get the user password based on the owner password. |
byte[] |
StandardSecurityHandler.computeEncryptedKey(byte[] password,
byte[] o,
int permissions,
byte[] id,
int encRevision,
int length)
Compute the encryption key. |
byte[] |
StandardSecurityHandler.computeUserPassword(byte[] password,
byte[] o,
int permissions,
byte[] id,
int encRevision,
int length)
This will compute the user password hash. |
byte[] |
StandardSecurityHandler.computeOwnerPassword(byte[] ownerPassword,
byte[] userPassword,
int encRevision,
int length)
Compute the owner entry in the encryption dictionary. |
boolean |
StandardSecurityHandler.isUserPassword(byte[] password,
byte[] u,
byte[] o,
int permissions,
byte[] id,
int encRevision,
int length)
Check if a plaintext password is the user password. |
abstract void |
SecurityHandler.prepareDocumentForEncryption(PDDocument doc)
Prepare the document for encryption. |
abstract void |
SecurityHandler.decryptDocument(PDDocument doc,
DecryptionMaterial mat)
Prepare the document for decryption. |
protected void |
SecurityHandler.proceedDecryption()
This method must be called by an implementation of this class to really proceed to decryption. |
void |
SecurityHandler.encryptData(long objectNumber,
long genNumber,
InputStream data,
OutputStream output)
Encrypt a set of data. |
void |
SecurityHandler.decryptStream(COSStream stream,
long objNum,
long genNum)
This will decrypt a stream. |
void |
SecurityHandler.decryptString(COSString string,
long objNum,
long genNum)
This will decrypt a string. |
void |
PublicKeySecurityHandler.decryptDocument(PDDocument doc,
DecryptionMaterial decryptionMaterial)
Decrypt the document. |
void |
PublicKeySecurityHandler.prepareDocumentForEncryption(PDDocument doc)
Prepare the document for encryption. |
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Jets Test Post
This is a test post from Jet! It was hard work to get here. Below are some of the problems I had….
Troubleshooting
Jekyll requires Ruby 2.4 or later in order to run. While MacOS Catalina has this version installed by default, I am still using Mojave, which is only equipped with Ruby 2.3. I needed to install the correct version in order to get Jekyll working. When installing multiple versions, it is important to be specific about which version to use when and where. Different processes may rely on different version, and they all need to know where to find the right information without conflict.
Following the instructions in the Jekyll documentation, I used homebrew to install ruby, and added the specified directory to my path as instructed. The path is a part of the bash_profile file, which is like an address book for the machine, providing the locations of directories to look in for various dependent libraries, and configuring various settings. The new directory I added tells the computer to look in a particular local folder to find the Ruby instructions, but more specific addressing is needed when there are multiple versions used in different contexts.
At this point, when I checked the version, and examined the path and environment, I was still seeing an older version of Ruby. Quite a bit of confusion could have been spared had I noticed that it was necessary to restart the terminal after installation in order to complete the Ruby update. However, missing that instruction, I assumed that the problem was one of addressing. I had the notion that I had to install the Ruby update globally rather than locally. The Jekyll documentation recommended that Mojave users install Bundle and Jekyll globally, and I assumed that those global installs were not able to access the local Ruby update. So, I did some research on Ruby installation on Mojave, and I added some more specific lines to my path to tell my machine where to get the correct code.
This still did not yield the results that I needed, so I went back and reviewed the instructions more closely. Finally, I noticed that I had not restarted my terminal after the install, so I closed the session and opened a new one.
Here is where things really took a turn. The new terminal session did not understand any of the simple commands I was giving it. I looked up the problem and found out why: my bash_profile file had been corrupted. In tweaking my path, I left out an important symbol that marks a word as a variable. There was only one file specified in my path before the incorrect variable, so the machine did not know where to look for the instructions for even the simplest processes. I had to remove and back up my corrupted bash_profile, and start a new terminal process to recover a working command line with a default path. Once the terminal was working again, I examined my bash_profile backup, corrected the error, and recovered my full path.
Once I had my terminal working again, I checked the Ruby version, and it gave me the correct one! I was then able to install Bundler and Jekyll, and run a local server.
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Functions
Problem 3. Occurrences of word
Write a function that finds all the occurrences of word in a text.
The search can be case sensitive or case insensitive.
Use function overloading.
Text:
Word:
Go
Clear Console


public interface WebDriver extends SearchContext
WebElement
sget(String)
, which is used to load a new web page, and the
various methods similar to findElement(By)
, which is used to find
WebElement
s.
Currently, you will need to instantiate implementations of this class directly. It is hoped that
you write your tests against this interface so that you may "swap in" a more fully featured
browser when there is a requirement for one. Given this approach to testing, it is best to start
writing your tests using the HtmlUnitDriver
implementation.
Note that all methods that use XPath to locate elements will throw a RuntimeException
should there be an error thrown by the underlying XPath engine.InternetExplorerDriver
,
HtmlUnitDriver
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
static interface |
WebDriver.ImeHandler
An interface for managing input methods.
|
static interface |
WebDriver.Navigation |
static interface |
WebDriver.Options
An interface for managing stuff you would do in a browser menu
|
static interface |
WebDriver.TargetLocator
Used to locate a given frame or window.
|
static interface |
WebDriver.Timeouts
An interface for managing timeout behavior for WebDriver instances.
|
static interface |
WebDriver.Window |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
close()
Close the current window, quitting the browser if it's the last window currently open.
|
WebElement |
findElement(By by)
Find the first
WebElement using the given method. |
java.util.List<WebElement> |
findElements(By by)
Find all elements within the current page using the given mechanism.
|
void |
get(java.lang.String url)
Load a new web page in the current browser window.
|
java.lang.String |
getCurrentUrl()
Get a string representing the current URL that the browser is looking at.
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java.lang.String |
getPageSource()
Get the source of the last loaded page.
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java.lang.String |
getTitle()
The title of the current page.
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java.lang.String |
getWindowHandle()
Return an opaque handle to this window that uniquely identifies it within this driver instance.
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java.util.Set<java.lang.String> |
getWindowHandles()
Return a set of window handles which can be used to iterate over all open windows of this
WebDriver instance by passing them to
switchTo() .WebDriver.Options.window() |
WebDriver.Options |
manage()
Gets the Option interface
|
WebDriver.Navigation |
navigate()
An abstraction allowing the driver to access the browser's history and to navigate to a given
URL.
|
void |
quit()
Quits this driver, closing every associated window.
|
WebDriver.TargetLocator |
switchTo()
Send future commands to a different frame or window.
|
void get(java.lang.String url)
WebDriver.Navigation.to(String)
.url
- The URL to load. It is best to use a fully qualified URLjava.lang.String getCurrentUrl()
java.lang.String getTitle()
java.util.List<WebElement> findElements(By by)
findElements
in interface SearchContext
by
- The locating mechanism to useWebElement
s, or an empty list if nothing matchesBy
,
WebDriver.Timeouts
WebElement findElement(By by)
WebElement
using the given method.
This method is affected by the 'implicit wait' times in force at the time of execution.
The findElement(..) invocation will return a matching row, or try again repeatedly until
the configured timeout is reached.
findElement should not be used to look for non-present elements, use findElements(By)
and assert zero length response instead.findElement
in interface SearchContext
by
- The locating mechanismNoSuchElementException
- If no matching elements are foundBy
,
WebDriver.Timeouts
java.lang.String getPageSource()
void close()
void quit()
java.util.Set<java.lang.String> getWindowHandles()
switchTo()
.WebDriver.Options.window()
java.lang.String getWindowHandle()
WebDriver.TargetLocator switchTo()
WebDriver.TargetLocator
WebDriver.Navigation navigate()
WebDriver.Navigation
that allows the selection of what to
do nextWebDriver.Options manage()
WebDriver.Options


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THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1999 Christopher Null filmcritic.com
Ah, the perils of being a billionaire these days. Million dollar mergers, on-site tailors, gourmet meals every night... and the thrill of stealing priceless works of art just to see if you can get away with it.
If you can relate to this heady premise, you'll love THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR. A loose remake of the 1968 THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR, this version pits Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo against each other in a game of cat-and-cat. Brosnan is Thomas Crown, an uber-wealthy NYC tycoon with an art fetish. Russo is Catherine Banning, a semi-rogue insurance investigator who instantly pegs Crown as the thief when the local Monet goes missing.
Crown and Catherine then begin the dance of you-like-me-don't-you-I-thought-so that the too too rich obviously play every night. I don't think it's giving away too much to say there's a scene in which Russo writhes naked while being doused in gin.
While Brosnan carries this picture entirely on his shoulders (in fact, I've never seen Brosnan in anything that wasn't fairly good at least), it's Russo that weighs down this AFFAIR to an extreme. From the get-go, it's obvious that Crown has all the cards over Catherine, and Brosnan's prowess as an actor similarly leaves Russo in the dust. And while Russo's hairstyles have obviously been the subject of much forethought, she always has on too much makeup and just doesn't look the part of the femme fatale with her enormous, square jaw. That the entire movie is shot in extreme close-up doesn't help matters.
Russo and a tacky Hollywood ending aside, THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR is a fun and lively thriller with hardly an explosion to wow you. And while the asinine ENTRAPMENT visited this exact same premise earlier this year, and I mean the *exact* same premise, discerning viewers are bound to appreciate the intelligence with which this film has been crafted.
RATING: ****
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MPAA Rating: R
Director: John McTiernan Producer: Pierce Brosnan, Beau St. Clair Writer: Leslie Dixon, Kurt Wimmer Starring: Pierce Brosnan, Rene Russo, Denis Leary, Ben Gazzara, Frankie Faison, Faye Dunaway
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Elizabeth Warren rally with Ayanna Pressley brought to brief halt by pro school-choice protesters
by Talia KaplanA rally in Atlanta featuring Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren devolved into chants from competing sides Thursday as protesters interrupted the senator -- and her supporters tried to drown out their message.
Warren's appearance at Clark Atlanta University also included Rep. Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., who recently endorsed her home-state senator's White House run.
“Fighters I want to talk about tonight are black women,” Warren began, drawing applause and cheers. “As a white woman I will never fully understand the discrimination, the pain, the harm that black Americans have experienced just because of the color of their skin."
Suddenly some protesters, later identified as a group backing school choice, began chanting.
“Our children, our choice!," they shouted, with Warren trying to speak over them.
AYANNA PRESSLEY, IN BREAK FROM THE 'SQUAD,' BACKS WARREN FOR PRESIDENT
Warren supporters then tried to drown out the protesters by chanting "Warren!" "Warren!"
The protesters then countered with “Dream big, our choice!”
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But the protesters continued chanting, first "We want to be heard!” and then back to “Our children, our choice!”
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Warren then tried to regain control of the event.
“I know everyone wants to be heard," she said, "and that’s a good thing.”
She then attempted to resume her speech, but was soon interrupted again.
Pressley, who had introduced Warren, eventually returned to the stage.
“I want to say something,” Pressley said. “No one is here to quiet you -- at least not this black woman who knows what it is when people try to put me in a corner and tell me to be quiet.”
“You are welcome here,” Pressley continued. “The senator is here to talk about the contributions, fighters like you, have made to history so in this moment, there are many people that do not know this story because we have rendered as a historical footnote in history so I am going to appeal to you to not dishonor that history.”
She said, “We are grateful for your activism and your voice and you are welcome here and we would love to convene after this about the issue that you are here to stoke our consciousness about.”
“But when these women have been ignored this long, this is their moment and we are going to hear the story,” Pressley concluded.
She was met by loud applause and a standing ovation.
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CARRINGTON A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.6
United Kingdom, 1995 U.S. Availability: 11/10/95 (limited); 11/17/95 (wide) Running Length: 2:02 MPAA Classification: R (Mature themes, sex, violence, discreet nudity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Emma Thompson, Jonathan Pryce, Steven Waddington, Samuel West, Rufus Sewell Director: Christopher Hampton Producers: Ronald Shedlo and John McGrath Screenplay: Christopher Hampton based on the book LYTTON STRACHEY by Michael Holroyd Cinematography: Denis Lenoir Music: Michael Nyman U.S. Distributor: Gramercy Pictures
Love comes in many forms--platonic, romantic, and sexual--and this is the issue at the heart of CARRINGTON, a cinematic biography of artist Dora Carrington and her near-lover, writer Lytton Strachey.  Even without a sexual element, their love was transcendent, majestic, and ultimately tragic, for one could not live without the other.
Screenwriter Christopher Hampton (TOTAL ECLIPSE) makes a successful directorial debut with this picture, an artistic and emotional examination of the seventeen year liaison between Dora (Emma Thompson) and Strachey (Jonathan Pryce). The movie is historically accurate, but its focus is less on the events of the time than on the relationship between the principals. CARRINGTON is a special love story that challenges the intellect with as much vigor as it touches the heart. Hollywood inevitably equates love with lust; Hampton shows that it's possible to have souls in synch even when their sexuality is incompatible.
Lytton Strachey was born in 1880, fifteen years before Dora Carrington. The two met shortly after the onset of World War One. At that point, he was a confirmed pacifist; she wanted nothing more than to be a man so that she could fight. Strachey would go on to write several unique biographies, using a style characterized by "a brevity which excludes everything that is redundant and nothing that is significant." The 1918 publication of EMINENT VICTORIANS cemented Strachey's literary reputation. Dora, on the other hand, remained a little-known talent during her lifetime, since she painted just for herself and Strachey, not to exhibit or sell.
CARRINGTON is divided into six chapters, most of are named after the men who float in and out of the title character's life. Of course, Strachey is there all the time, a constant supportive and loving presence. In one segment, Dora loses her virginity to ardent suitor Mark Gertler (Rufus Sewell). In another, she marries Ralph Partridge (Steven Waddington), primarily because Strachey is attracted to him. This leads to a bizarre triangle where only one relationship is consummated. Then there's an tryst with Partridge's best friend, Gerald Brenan (Samuel West), and a later affair which results in an unwanted pregnancy.
The film is beautifully photographed, with each scene carefully composed. One of CARRINGTON's most poignant--and lasting--images is of Dora sitting outside of Ham Spray House at night. As she gazes in through lighted windows at the various couplings taking place, it's possible to feel her loneliness. The stunning sequence is made all the more impressive by the slow, deliberate manner in which it was filmed.
Thompson, as always, is a joy to behold. Here, with a Buster Brown haircut, the actress gives a carefully restrained, subtly nuanced performance that can stand toe-to-toe with her Oscar-winning turn in HOWARDS END. The versatile Jonathan Pryce, better known to American audiences for his Infiniti TV spots than for film roles like BRAZIL, is every bit Thompson's equal. It's a rare pleasure to watch two top-notch equals play off one another. There is tangible chemistry between them, although not of the conventional sort.
Unlike Thompson's most recent Merchant-Ivory entry, THE REMAINS OF THE DAY, CARRINGTON's tone is not one of restraint. Strachey and Dora don't have sex, but their love is definitely neither unrequited nor unacknowledged. This is a passionate, although never gratuitous, motion picture, with a clear view of how it wants to portray its characters and their complex relationship. The result is a memorable portrait of two of history's most unique lovers.
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