Enables you to display the current user's information, or retrieve a user by their User ID, Username or Email address. Supports partial searching. Returns the first user found.
| Flag | Value | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| --id | integer | No | Explicitly specifies the UserId for the user being retrieved. | |
| string | No | The email address for the user being retrieved. You can use the asterisk ( * ) as a wildcard to signify 0 or more characters. | ||
| --username | string | No | The username for the user being retrieved. You can use the asterisk ( * ) as a wildcard to signify 0 or more characters. |
get-user
When specifying a single value after the command name, if it is an integer, Prompt will assume it is a User ID
get-user 345
You can explicitly use the --id flag to avoid any confusion
get-user --id 345
| UserId | : | 345 |
| Username | : | jsmith |
| : |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| DisplayName | : | John Smith |
| FirstName | : | John |
| LastName | : | Smith |
| LastLogin | : | 2016-12-06T09:31:38.413-07:00 |
| IsAuthorized | : | true |
When specifying a single value after the command name, if it contains the at symbol ( @ ), Prompt will assume it is an Email
get-user<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can explicitly use the --email flag to avoid any confusion
get-user --email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| UserId | : | 345 |
| Username | : | jsmith |
| : |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| DisplayName | : | John Smith |
| FirstName | : | John |
| LastName | : | Smith |
| LastLogin | : | 2016-12-06T09:31:38.413-07:00 |
| IsAuthorized | : | true |
When specifying a single value after the command name, if it contains the at symbol ( @ ), Prompt will assume it is an Email. Only the first matched user record will be returned. Try using list-users if you would like to find all matching users.
get-user<EMAIL_ADDRESS>get-user --email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| UserId | : | 345 |
| Username | : | jsmith |
| : |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| DisplayName | : | John Smith |
| FirstName | : | John |
| LastName | : | Smith |
| LastLogin | : | 2016-12-06T09:31:38.413-07:00 |
| IsAuthorized | : | true |
When specifying a single value after the command name, if it is not a number and does not contain the at symbol ( @ ), Prompt will assume it is a Username
get-user jsmith
You can explicitly use the --username flag to avoid any confusion
get-user --username jsmith
| UserId | : | 345 |
| Username | : | jsmith |
| : |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| DisplayName | : | John Smith |
| FirstName | : | John |
| LastName | : | Smith |
| LastLogin | : | 2016-12-06T09:31:38.413-07:00 |
| IsAuthorized | : | true |
When specifying a single value after the command name, if it is not a number and does not contain the at symbol ( @ ), Prompt will assume it is a Username
get-user --username jsmith*
get-user jsmith*
(value cannot have an @ symbol or be interpreted as an Integer for this to work)
| UserId | : | 345 |
| Username | : | jsmith |
| : |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| DisplayName | : | John Smith |
| FirstName | : | John |
| LastName | : | Smith |
| LastLogin | : | 2016-12-06T09:31:38.413-07:00 |
| IsAuthorized | : | true |


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In order to accommodate users who are working through the tutorial at the same time other users (or even those same users) are working on production data, Google recommends that you configure a tutorial work space on each workstation where you install the tutorial data. That way, you can keep the tutorial source volume and asset root separate from your production source volume(s) and asset root.
In addition, for any user who plans to work through the tutorial lessons on search tabs and search layers, you must register the search plug-in.
This chapter describes how to configure the tutorial work space and register the search plug-in. It also provides instructions for users who need to switch back and forth between the tutorial asset root and the production asset root, and instructions for cleaning up the tutorial files when they are no longer needed.
When you install Google Earth Enterprise, you configure a source volume and asset root for your production data. If you accepted the default values, they are /gevol/src
and /gevol/assets
, respectively.
The installation script installs the tutorial files in /opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion
, so you must add that path as the source volume for the tutorial. In addition, Google recommends that you add a tutorial asset root for users to store the data they create with Google Earth Enterprise Fusion while working through the tutorial.
The following procedure describes how to configure an asset root and the tutorial source volume for each tutorial user. You must configure them for each user on each workstation where you install the Google Earth Enterprise Fusion tutorial files.
/etc/init.d/gefusion stop
geconfigureassetroot --new --assetroot /username/assets
where username is the name of the user.
The username does not have to be the user’s official account name. It can be anything that distinguishes that user from other users on that particular workstation, such as edaniels
or just Emily
.
Note: Google recommends that you place the tutorial asset root on the same partition as the publish root, so the publisher uses hard links instead of making copies of the tutorial databases. (See Planning the Location of Your Publish Root for more information.)
If you place the tutorial asset root on the root partition, ensure that there is enough disk space for the data created by each user working through the tutorial. If a user completes all lessons in the tutorial, allow 1.5 GB of disk space.
The tool asks if you want to create a new source volume.
Y
, and press Enter.
You are prompted to enter a directory for the source volume.
/opt/google/share/tutorials/fusion
, and press Enter.
The tool asks if you want to add more volumes.
Y
, press Enter, and repeat steps 3 through 5. If not, skip this step.
Otherwise, enter N
, and press Enter.
The tool displays the message “Configured /
username/assets
” and returns you to the command line prompt.
/etc/init.d/gefusion start
Note: The new source volume and asset root are automatically selected for you. You do not have to run the geselectassetroot
command. (See the next section, Selecting the Tutorial Asset Root, for more information about selecting different asset roots.)
There are two occasions when users must select a different asset root:
This section explains how to select a different asset root.
Caution: Note that even though your source volumes and asset roots are separate for each user or for the tutorial and production data, there is only one publish root on each virtual server for Earth databases and one for Map databases.
When two users are sharing a single workstation, they are both publishing to the same publish root. When one user publishes a database on that workstation, it overwrites any database that might have been published previously by another user on that same workstation. Likewise, if a user is switching back and forth between tutorial and production data on the same workstation, it is possible to overwrite a production database with a tutorial database and vice versa. Of course, the user can simply republish the desired database to make it available to Google Earth EC again.
/etc/init.d/gefusion stop
geselectassetroot --assetroot /username/assets
where username is the name you used in step 3 of Configuring the Tutorial Asset Root and Source Volume.
/etc/init.d/gefusion start
When you install the Google Earth Enterprise software, it installs a sample plug-in (called ExamplePlugin
) in /opt/google/share/searchexample
. Users are instructed to reference that plug-in in the Defining Search Tabs lesson in the tutorial.
You must register the plug-in before users can reference it. (See Search Plug-in in the Command Reference chapter for more information about the search plug-in commands for the geserveradmin
tool.)
To register the sample plug-in for tutorial users, on the command line, enter:
geserveradmin --addplugin ExamplePlugin --jar_path \ /opt/google/search/plugins/ExamplePlugin.jar \ --class com.google.earth.search.plugin.ExamplePlugin
This command registers the plug-in and makes it available for users to reference on search tabs.
When a user completes the tutorial or no longer needs the tutorial data, you can clean up that tutorial work space, if desired, by removing the tutorial source files, asset root, and published databases. This section describes the best way to perform that clean-up.
Note: Google recommends that you keep the tutorial files intact, since they use very little space and can come in handy for users to practice, even after they have quite a bit of experience with Google Earth Enterprise Fusion.
/etc/init.d/gefusion stop
geselectassetroot --assetroot /gevol/assets
Substitute the appropriate asset root path, if necessary.
/etc/init.d/geserver stop
Note: If you are upgrading from version 2.4
to 3.x for the first time, the command to stop the server is /etc/init.d/khhttpd
stop
.
/media/cdrom/InstallGEFusion.shGUI installer:
/media/cdrom/InstallGEFusionGUI.sh
Substitute the designation for your DVD drive for cdrom
, if necessary.
The installation script starts running, and the first prompt asks what product(s) you want to install.
The X next to Google Earth Enterprise Fusion Tutorial disappears. Removing the X causes the installation script to remove the tutorial files.
The installer removes the tutorial files but does not change any of your other installed products. When it completes the installation, it returns you to the prompt.
rm -Rf /username/assets
where username is the name of the user you specified when you configured the tutorial work space.
Caution: Make sure you are removing the tutorial asset root, not the production root. If you delete the production root, there is no way to recover it (other than from back-ups, if available).
/etc/init.d/gefusion start
/etc/init.d/geserver start
The order in which you start them does not matter.
geserveradmin --listdbs
The tool displays a list of all databases ever published (except any deleted databases) on the server. If the server type is omitted, the server type defaults to stream
.
geserveradmin --deletedb db_name...
where db_name is the name of the database you want to delete.
Note: If you want to delete a currently published database, you can either publish a different database to the same virtual server or disable the virtual server on which it is published. Then you can delete the database.
This tool does not delete the actual files. It is similar to putting files in the trash on a Windows or Macintosh desktop.
geserveradmin --garbagecollect


|
My Project
|
Public Member Functions | |
| Customer (string _name, string _adress, string _phone, string _email, string _username, string _password) | |
| Default constructor function. More... | |
| ~Customer () | |
| Default deconstructor function. More... | |
| void | sendBill () const |
| const long & | getCustomerID () const |
| Return customer ID. | |
| void | setCustomerID (const long customer_id) |
| Set customer ID. More... | |
| const string & | getName () const |
| Return customer name. More... | |
| void | setName (const string &name) |
| Set customer name. More... | |
| const string & | getAdress () const |
| Return customer adress. More... | |
| void | setAdress (const string &adress) |
| Set customer adress. More... | |
| const string & | getPhone () const |
| Return customer phone number. More... | |
| void | setPhone (const string &phone) |
| Set customer number. More... | |
| const double & | getBonus () const |
| Return customer bonus amount. More... | |
| void | setBonus (const double bonus) |
| Set customer bonus amount. More... | |
| const string & | getEmail () const |
| Return customer email adress. More... | |
| void | setEmail (const string &email) |
| Set customer email adress. More... | |
| const string & | getUsername () const |
| Return customer user name. More... | |
| void | setUsername (const string &username) |
| Set customer user name. More... | |
| const string & | getPassword () const |
| Return customer password. More... | |
| void | setPassword (const string &password) |
| Set customer password. More... | |
| bool | checkAccount (const string &username, const string &password) const |
| Check if customer user name and password. More... | |
| void | addBonus (const double bonus) |
| Incread bonus amount of customer. More... | |
| void | useBonus (double &totalPrice) |
| Use bonus for shopping. More... | |
| Customer::Customer | ( | string | _name, |
| string | _adress, | ||
| string | _phone, | ||
| string | _email, | ||
| string | _username, | ||
| string | _password | ||
| ) |
Default constructor function.
Customer constructor. Set "bonus" to zero, increase "totalCustomer" by one and set "customerID".
| _name | Name of the customer. |
| _adress | Adress of the customer. |
| _phone | Phone of the customer. |
| _email | email of the customer. |
| _username | Username of the customer. |
| _password | Password of the customer. |
| Customer::~Customer | ( | ) |
Default deconstructor function.
Customer destructor.
| void Customer::addBonus | ( | const double | bonus | ) |
Incread bonus amount of customer.
| bonus | The amount that will be added to current bonus of customer |
| bool Customer::checkAccount | ( | const string & | username, |
| const string & | password | ||
| ) | const |
Check if customer user name and password.
| username | The username that is entered by the user to try login. |
| password | The password that is entered by the user to try login. |
| const string & Customer::getAdress | ( | ) | const |
Return customer adress.
| const double & Customer::getBonus | ( | ) | const |
Return customer bonus amount.
| const string & Customer::getEmail | ( | ) | const |
Return customer email adress.
| const string & Customer::getName | ( | ) | const |
Return customer name.
| const string & Customer::getPassword | ( | ) | const |
Return customer password.
| const string & Customer::getPhone | ( | ) | const |
Return customer phone number.
| const string & Customer::getUsername | ( | ) | const |
Return customer user name.
| void Customer::sendBill | ( | ) | const |
Sends the invoice to the customer as an e-mail.
| void Customer::setAdress | ( | const string & | adress | ) |
Set customer adress.
| adress | Sets the Customer's Adress. |
| void Customer::setBonus | ( | const double | bonus | ) |
Set customer bonus amount.
| bonus | Sets the Customer's Bonus. |
| void Customer::setCustomerID | ( | const long | customer_id | ) |
Set customer ID.
| customer_id | Sets the Customer's ID. |
| void Customer::setEmail | ( | const string & | ) |
Set customer email adress.
| Sets the Customer's E-mail. |
| void Customer::setName | ( | const string & | name | ) |
Set customer name.
| name | Sets the Customer's Name. |
| void Customer::setPassword | ( | const string & | password | ) |
Set customer password.
| password | Sets the Customer's password. |
| void Customer::setPhone | ( | const string & | phone | ) |
Set customer number.
| phone | Sets the Customer's Phone number. |
| void Customer::setUsername | ( | const string & | username | ) |
Set customer user name.
| username | Sets the Customer's username. |
| void Customer::useBonus | ( | double & | totalPrice | ) |
Use bonus for shopping.
| totalPrice | Cost of whole shopping. |


I am sure you know those volume meters we mostly find in professional recording studios. That’s what this project is about, a simple volume meter (or decibel meter) made with Arduino, a microphone and few LEDs.
The Arduino program for this project is very optimized and shortened so you can see what a properly written program looks like.
Let’s start with a list of components we need for the project:
- 1 x Arduino microphone
- 10 x LEDs (5 green, 3 yellow, 2 red) Color doesn’t matter so much, but it looks more awesome with different colors.
- 10 x 200-220Ω resistors
- Jumper wires
- 1 x Breadboard
Connect everything using the breadboard and make sure you are properly connecting the LEDs with resistors, it is very easy to make a mistake here. Use male-male cables to connect everything. The microphone module can also be plugged to the breadboard.
You can use a smaller breadboard as well, no need to use a huge one as I am doing.
You will find the program to upload to the Arduino board below, as I’ve already mentioned, I have tried to reduce the whole thing in 17 lines comments excluded. That is what we called efficient programming right here! 😉
The first loop is the LEDs setup and the second is to control the LEDs. You can adjust the sensitivity by changing the value in map function. You can change the value where you see 700: smaller for more sensitive or bigger for less sensitive.
The Code
void setup() { //here is an input for sound sensor pinMode(A0, INPUT); //here we are setting up all pins as an outputs for LEDs for(int z = 0; z < 10; z++){ pinMode(z, OUTPUT); } } void loop() { //here we are storing the volume value int volume = analogRead(A0); //max value for analog read is 1023 but it must be very very loud to reach this value //so I lower it down in map function to 700 //mapping volume value to make it easier to turn LEDs on volume = map(volume, 0, 700, 0, 10); //for loop to turn on or off all LEDs //thanks to this loop code for this project is very short //we are going through all pins where we have LEDs and checking if the volume is //bigger then pin number (that's why we are maping the volume) for(int a = 0; a < 10; a++){ if(volume >= a){ //if it is bigger we can turn on the LED digitalWrite(a, HIGH); }else{ //if it is smaller we can turn the LED off digitalWrite(a, LOW); } } }
A good exercise will be to try adding more LEDs to the project. You can also try using the RGB LED strip instead of the LEDs we have just used.


- Page 10 ambiguously refers to the interrupt controller as the "hardware". Bottom half is also a misnomer, as both the previous top and bottom halves run in thread context with threaded IRQs.
Linux solves this with threaded IRQs: Ideally, the top half does only the bare minimum of checking whether the handler is responsible[4], acknowledges it to the hardware and returns. The kernel then automatically wakes up a dedicated IRQ handler thread for bottom half processing. This thread is then subject to normal kernel scheduling.
Footnote [4]: IRQ lines may be shared.
should be:
Linux solves this with threaded IRQs: The interrupt line is temporarily disabled and a dedicated IRQ handler thread is scheduled for executing what used to be the top[4] and bottom halves in a process context subject to normal kernel scheduling.
Footnote [4]: If the interrupt line is shared, the driver must also supply a hardirq handler that checks if the interrupt originates from the appropriate device.


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Customer Service
Q: Should I choose a monthly accountant or a less frequent accounting method?
A: Monthly accounting services provide substantially more value than annual services. If an accountant only sees your numbers once a year, it is too late to offer advice that could help to make that year more profitable. Plus, it would certainly be too late to lower your tax liability for a year that is already over with.
Q: What items do I send prior to a meeting?
A: The person you are meeting with will tell you exactly what you need to send. But be prepared to send any of the following:
- Copy of your latest pay stub for you (and your spouse, if applicable)
- Your estimates of interest and dividend income
- Gains from sales of stocks, investments, and properties
- Estimates of all itemized deductions or expenses by category
- Estimates of business, farm, and rental income
- Asset purchases or sales
- Partnership or S Corporation income
- Estimates paid
Q: What should be included in my profit/loss sheet?
A: You should include items from a few categories: revenue, cost of goods sold, cost of labor, and operating expenses.
Q: What does the monthly accounting process look like?
A: Our monthly accounting process starts with receiving your source documents. Our staff compiles the information and reports back to you with a profit and loss statement, balance sheet, and general ledger. These monthly financial reports are presented in digital or hard copy form and become the foundation for our monthly conversations.
Q: How should I destroy my tax records (or accounting records)?
A: Contact your accountant, or send Clay Phillips a message.
For further inquiries, please contact us here.


- Wow. Everything has changed. I'm writing this update two weeks late, because life.
- Monday the 6th of March 2022. My period started. A few days early and heavier than normal but who can know with these things.
- Tuesday. In the afternoon, around 2:30 actually (I've become so accustomed now to tracking my health hour-by-hour these last few months), as I sat in the back room and looked out into the garden, I noticed my left jaw was a little swollen and a little sore.
- Wednesday my jaw was more swollen and more sore. I could roll my fingers around the swollen area and I could see the change in my face. I went to the office to co-work with my friend, I said, "touch my face, can you feel that?". It was the last day of my 12 week covid recovery and I felt a little disappointed that I was still thinking something was wrong with me. I ordered a mouthguard on Amazon, I was probably just stressed. There was also a small red rash-like area under both of my armpits. Strange. Perhaps razor burn.
- Thursday I had a temperature and ached all over, flu-like. It felt bad but I could not fathom that something else was happening to me, that I'd have to chase down a doctor again. I took off work, hydrated, rested and hoped for the best.
- But it wasn't better on Friday. The rash was more than doubling daily—it was definitely not razor burn. My temperature climbed. I called 111, I went to an urgent care appointment. My friend met me there. The doctor determined I had mumps (my swollen jaw) but wasn't sure why I had a rash so he gave me antibiotics and sent me on my way.
- Saturday was worse still. The rash spread and was a dark, dark blood-purple and was no longer small, maybe-a-spider-bite, bumps but was spreading wide and merging with others giving me scary patches all over. Video GP appointment then to A&E to rule out meningitis. They told me it was impetigo—to be fair, this rash was changing shape and nature every other day—because the bumps on my stomach had a few blister-like spots (though other areas did not). They changed my antibiotic. I went home.
- Sunday the temperature are rash are worse. But I'm on medication? I've seen two doctors? Now it's on my lips and in my mouth. I'll just keep resting. Keep hoping. It's getting harder to take care of myself, if I don't take pain tablets every 4 hours on the dot I lose 2 hours of mobility as they wear off and ramp back up.
Published on — Fri Mar 24 2023


Hello, I'm Jake a mature 2nd year Digital Media student with industry level experience in both UX Design and Content Managment.
My primary role was to manage pre- and post-production product
photography, utilising Adobe Photoshop, Bridge and After Effects
to ensure product imagery meets the desired brand requirements.
Other key responsibilities include:
Back end development of the Shopify ecommerce platform integration
Assisting with homepage layout ideas and user interface design
Front end testing and QA of hardinggomez.com
Assisting with social media designs and implementation for their January official launch
User testing of a prototype, gaining an understanding of how to manage product backlogs, including developing user stories and progressing them through grooming into development, testing and production.
Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors. In the winter, I am an avid skier and novice ice climber. During the warmer months here in Colorado, I enjoy mountain biking, free climbing, and kayaking.
When forced indoors, I follow a number of sci-fi and fantasy genre movies and television shows, I am an aspiring chef, and I spend a large amount of my free time exploring the latest technology advancements in the front-end web development world.


{% extends 'apidoc.html' %} {% block title %}Tile5 API Documentation{% endblock %} {% block api %}
Extends: Tiling.TileGrid
The ImageTileGrid extends the TileGrid and implements the drawTile functionality to check the loaded state of image tiles, and treat them accordingly. If the tile is already loaded, then it is drawn to the canvas, it not the T5.Resource module is used to load the tile and once loaded drawn.
{% endblock %}


[gecode-users] Personnel scheduling problem
Andreas Happe
andy at snikt.net
Tue Jun 24 17:58:16 CEST 2008
Hi,
I'm trying to schedule personnel depending upon attributes.
Per person I have multiple vectors:
< id, attr_1, attr_2, attr_3, .., attr_n>
where attr_n is an integer in [0,1]. There are various vectors to
model the
various combinations of attributes that the person might fulfill.
e.g.:
1, 0, 0, 0, 1
1, 0, 0, 1, 1
would describe a person with id 1 that can either supply attribute 4
or attribute (3 and 4).
a timeslot has a vector that describes the needed attribute, i.e.:
<1, 1, 2, 1> : 1 * attr1, 1 * attr2, 2*attr3, 1*attr3
I created a matrix with all people and their attributes:
1, 0, 0, 0, 1
1, 0, 0, 1, 1
2, 1, 1, 0, 0
What I want now is to create subsets of the people-matrix with a
distinct contraint
for the first column (so that a person can only be assigned once) and
another
constraint that states that sum(column_(i+1)) >= timeslot_i.
The constraints wouldn't be the problem but I'm out in the dark how to
create the subset :(
Is this an usable approach to the problem? I tried to find some
introduction documents
to gecode but so far failed.
Thank you in advance,
Andreas Happe
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You can start referring to Spring bean even if it does not yet exist.
An intention action suggests you to automatically create the necessary bean, without the need for you to leave your current editing location.


Learning Teams MITx: 6.00.1x Lecture 2
These notes follow the course material directly.
Use single or double quotes to create a string
hi = "hello there"
greetings = 'hello'
# String concatenation
>>> name = "Eric"
>>> greet = hi + name
'hello thereEric'
>>> greeting = hi + " " + name
'hello there Eric'
>>> name*3
'EricEricEric'
>>> len('hi there')
8
String indexing
Get slices of strings using [start:stop:step]
s = "abcdefgh"s[::-1] → evaluates to "hgfedbca"
s[3:6] → evaluates to "def"
s[-1] → evaluates to "h"
>>> 'Eric'[0]
'E'
>>> 'Eric'[1]
'r'
>>> 'Eric'[4]
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
IndexError: string index out of range
>>> 'Eric'[1:3]
'ri'
>>> 'Eric'[:3]
'Eri'
>>> 'Eric'[1:]
'ric'
>>> 'Eric'[:]
'Eric'
>>> 'Eric'[-1]
'c'
>>> 'Eric'[-1:]
'c'
>>> 'Eric'[:-1]
'Eri'
>>> 'Eric'[-2:-1]
'i'
>>> 'Eric'[-4:-1]
'Eri'
>>> s = 'Python is Fun?'
>>> a = s
'Python is Fun?'
# 'a = s' a is assigned s's values
>>> len(s)
14
>>> s[:5]
'Pytho'
>>> s[1:]
'ython is Fun!'
>>> s[:]
'Python is Fun!'
>>> s[::1]
'Python is Fun!'
>>> s[::2]
'Pto sFn'
>>> s[::3]
'Ph n'
>>> s[1:12:2]
'yhni u'
>>> s[1:12:3]
'yoiF'
>>> s[::-1]
'!nuF si nohtyP'
>>> s[::-3]
'!Fioy'
# Printing Strings
hi = "hello there"
greetings = 'hello'
# String concatenation
>>> name = "Eric"
>>> greet = hi + name
'hello thereEric'
>>> greeting = hi + " " + name
'hello there Eric'
>>> name*3
'EricEricEric'
>>> len('hi there')
8
Follow up research and thoughts to help explain computer science concepts that were touched on in the course notes.
My personally recommended IDE is Visual Studio Code.
A fantastic Python dedicated IDE is PyCharm.


Part of nukebox2000.NukeBoxQueue View In Hierarchy
NukeBoxQueue Class
| Method | __init__ | NukeBoxQ Constructor Method |
| Method | popleft | Pop Left Method |
| Method | append | Append Q Method |
| Method | updateInfo | Update Q Info Method |
| Method | reset | Q Info Reset Method |
NukeBoxQ Constructor Method
Pop Left Method
Append Q Method
Update Q Info Method


HillsSim - Design - Settings package
Last updated: 12 Jan 2018
The purpose of this file is to document the design of the Settings package,
within the HillsSim program.
1. Introduction
The Settings package contain all the classes necessary to:
- Extract user-defined settings by parsing a Settings HTML file.
- Define all setting types and values within HillsSim,
to represent the user-defined settings
in the Settings HTML file.
- Define the complex classes, which hold the boundaries, parameters, and
options to trade simulations.
The complex classes are Account, General, Run, Strategy, and Symbol.
2. Top-level classes within Setting
The Settings package contain the following top-level classes:
- Constants - contains the constants for all classes in the package
- SEHtmlParser - parses the HTML file into a List<Setting>, where
Setting is defined below.
- SESettings - contains the complex Setting classes, for read-only access.
3. Sub-packages within Setting
The Setting package holds sub-packages to organize the classes,
according to the nature of the classes.
The sub-packages are:
| No |
Name |
Description |
| 1 |
Basic |
Hold all classes for the 3 Setting types and all Setting values |
| 2 |
Complex |
Hold all complex Setting classes except Expert Advisor (EA) Settings |
| 3 |
Exceptions |
Hold all exception classes for Settings package |
3.1 Basic sub-package
There are several classes within the Basic package, which are:
- Settings - The basic setting types are
- Setting values - The basic setting values are
- SVBoolean
- SVDate
- SVDateTime
- SVFloat
- SVInteger
- SVString
- SVTime
Settings can hold setting values.
A primitive setting is the basic setting where only 1 type
of setting value is held.
A bounded setting mimics a variable that has a lower
and upper bound, hence, it holds 2 setting values
of the same type.
A range setting allows iteration to be expressed through a variable, by
having a start, end, and step values.
The start and end values are
the same type of setting value and the step value is a SVInteger type.
Rules to parse Settings from HTML Settings file
- HTML TR id attribute will contain the name of the setting.
The name is the identifying key for the Setting, after the HTML
file is parsed.
- HTML TR (table row) must hold 2 classes in its class attribute
- HTML TR must contain the class "SETTING".
- HTML TR must contain the 2nd class in the format
"SettingType-SettingValue".
Where the SettingType is either:
Where the SettingValue is listed below and can be used
only with the Setting types specified:
- Boolean: Primitive only
- Date: All types
- SVDateTime: All types
- SVFloat: All types
- SVInteger: All types
- SVString: Primitive only
- SVTime: All types
- For Primitive types, the TD tag, with the class "VALUE", will
hold the value
- For Bounded types, the TD tags, with the classes "VALUE-LOWER"
and "VALUE-UPPER",
will hold the lower and upper bound values
respectively
- For Range types, the TD tags, with the classes "VALUE-START",
"VALUE-END", and
"VALUE-STEP",
will hold the start, end, and step values
respectively.
Exceptions handling
The exceptions handled by the classes within "values" sub-package are:
- Setting value:
- Parse from Setting to Java classes/primitive types
- Setting type:
- Parse TD tags, with 'value' classes, for correct use.
- Parse TR class attribute with the right format
i.e. Setting-SettingValue
- Parse TR id attribute
- Parse "Setting" portion of Setting-SettingValue
from TR class attribute
- Parse "SettingValue" portion of Setting-SettingValue
from TR class attribute
- Verify that for Bounded setting (lower < upper) and for
Range setting (start < end)
- Make Setting for Primitive, Bounded, and Range types
3.2 Complex sub-package
There are several classes within the Complex package, which are:
- Complex settings - The main types are
- AccountSettings: prefix "ACC"
- BigSetting: parent of Complex settings
- GeneralSettings: prefix "GEN"
- StrategySettings: prefix "STR"
- SymbolSettings: prefix "SYM"
- Supporting classes and interfaces are -
- BigSettingFrame
- Run
- RunSettings
BigSetting is the parent of Complex settings
BigSetting contains a BigSettingFrame, which is the link between the
HTML settings and HillsSim.
BigSettingFrame is made of a raw frame, which is a String[][]
(String Array of Array).
The raw frame contains a "key-value" pair of
"SETTING_ID":"SettingType-SettingValue".
An example is "GEN_AUDIT_TRAIL":"PRIMITIVE-BOOLEAN".
It means GeneralSetting named "Audit Trail" should be a setting type of primitive,
of boolean value.
BigSettingFrame can return setting values for Primitives and Bounded settings,
given the key of the "key-value" pair.
For Range settings, BigSettingFrame can return the setting.
The definition of all BigSettingFrame are in the Constants class,
in Settings package.
For EASettings, the BigSettingFrame must be declared in the EA class,
within the EA package.
All EARun must implement Run
EARun is the 'parcel' of Run setting that is passed from the Worker to
RunWorker,
on each iteration of the simulation. Run is an interface, that ensures every EARun
must implement:
- Get ID of the Run
- Get Total number of Runs
- Get String equivalent of Run
All EASettings must extend BigSetting and implement RunSettings
The EASettings are customizable, depending on the needs of the EA.
The BigSettingFrame of the EA must be stored in the Constants class, within the EA package.
RunSettings is an interface, that ensures every EASettings must implement
List<Run> getRuns method.
This method ensures that EASettings produce a list of Runs, for RunWorker to work with.
Exceptions handling
The exceptions handled by the classes within "complex" sub-package are:
- BigSettingFrame
- Error making BigSettingFrame
- Error of Html BigSettingFrame mismatch with Constants class BigSettingFrame
- Error getting setting values from primitive types
- Error getting bounds from bounded types


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+++ title = "Don Muchos restaurant, Palenque" slug = "don-muchos-restaurant-palenque" date = 2007-03-12T15:00:00+10:00 tags = ["restaurants", "tasty"] locations = ["mexico/palenque"] draft = false summary = """
During my two-and-a-bit days in El Panchán, I ate every breakfast and every dinner at Don Muchos. Considering that it's really the only place to eat at El Panchán, this should come as no surprise. Also, considering that they have a total monopoly over everyone who's staying in El Panchán (and who can't be bothered to go into town for food), they're quite reasonably priced.
""" +++During my two-and-a-bit days in El Panchán, I ate every breakfast and every dinner at Don Muchos. Considering that it's really the only place to eat at El Panchán, this should come as no surprise. Also, considering that they have a total monopoly over everyone who's staying in El Panchán (and who can't be bothered to go into town for food), they're quite reasonably priced.
Don Muchos do a few good little "packages" for breakfast, such as huevos rancheros (Mexican eggs), and granola cereal. Their dinner menu is of a wide variety, and is generally quite well-priced. Plus, they also have a well-stocked bar of an evening, and an eclectic variety of live music.
Oh, and they have fire jugglers at night, too.


Let’s start with the first implementation. The first major application of blockchain technology was bitcoin which was released in 2009. Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency and the blockchain is the technology that underpins it. A cryptocurrency refers to a digital coin that runs on a blockchain.
Understanding how the blockchain works with bitcoin will allow us to see how the technology can be transferred to many other real-world use cases”.
Satoshi Nakamoto mined the first bitcoins in January 2009, and with that, the cryptocurrency era was born. But while its origin is shadowy, the technology that made it possible, which we now call blockchain, did not arise out the blue. Nakamoto combined established cryptography tools with methods derived from decades of computer science research to enable a public network of participants who don’t necessarily trust each other to agree, over and over, that a shared accounting ledger reflects the truth. This makes it virtually impossible for someone to spend the same bitcoin twice, solving a problem that had hindered previous attempts to create digital cash. And, crucially, it eliminates the need for a central authority to mediate electronic exchange of the currency.
Soon, technologists realized that blockchains could be used to track other things besides money. In 2013, 19-year-old Vitalik Buterin proposed Ethereum, which would record not only currency transactions but also the status of computer programs called smart contracts. Launched in 2015, Ethereum—and now a host of competitors and imitators—promises to make possible a new generation of applications that look and feel like today’s web apps but are powered by decentralized cryptocurrency networks instead of a company’s servers.


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212 Degrees Fahrenheit
A grating, raucous noise was the first thing Audrey noticed when she woke up this afternoon. It was 1PM– outside of her window, it was dull, gray, and frigid. On the ground, little bits of frost crystallized on the grass. Audrey sat up to properly look out of the window, and watched barely formed flurries collect on the sidewalk’s surface. It seemed that the weather took a negative turn last night– if she recalled correctly, it had been barely chilly the day before. Her fingers traced along her bed frame, looking for the source of the cacophony.
It wasn’t a cell phone vibrating against the headboard. It wasn’t her roommate entering in a drunken clamor. What could it have been? Something in the air felt off. It was a little too chilly, a bit too quiet for the norm. Usually, Audrey woke up to the sound of her upstairs neighbors’ dog excitedly pattering around, yelping about some grand excitement Audrey didn’t care to understand.
Was the dog gone today? Audrey listened, only to find that her entire surrounding was eerily silent. Maybe the neighbors took it for a walk. The girl decided that the neighbors must have taken the noisy animal out. She tried to enjoy the silence, but it didn’t work.
After a few moments had passed, Audrey began to feel strange, slanted– everything appeared filtered, sickly green, rotating slowly like a defunct merry go round. Audrey chalked up her discomfort to sleep paralysis. It was biological and regular, she promised herself.
Water– water is what she needed. Audrey hoisted herself out of bed, into the kitchen, where she poured herself a glass of water out of the kitchen sink. Finally. Audrey drank the water, noting that it had a distinctly rusty tang to it. For now, Audrey chose to ignore it.
Moving back into her bedroom, the light had grown a little stronger and illuminated the entire room. As she sat down, Audrey’s eyes fell to the glass that she held, and she realized that the water was brown– hence, the rusty and terrible flavor. It tasted of copper and salt.
Alarm immediately struck her, and she put the glass down without saying anything in order to catch her breath. It wasn’t brown, it was red. No– brown, Audrey told herself. It was brown. This was an isolated incident, she told herself. It was well water. It wasn’t what it looked like. It wouldn’t– no, couldn’t– happen again.
II. “An unpleasant but necessary preparation for the afterlife where, alone, man could expect to enjoy happiness.”
Once Audrey looked closer at Jonathan, she noticed a few odd things about his appearance. That nasty green spinning sensation struck her again when she looked at him. Jonathan had a split lip.  Something damaged in his hunched shoulders and cautious gaze. Audrey decided that he was alluring, but sinister. Something appeared to be wrong with him. The same thing was probably wrong with her. “I’m sorry about the accident,” Jonathan said.
Audrey did not reply. She began to shudder, uncertain of why she felt so chilled to the bone, but something in Jonathan’s voice frightened her to her very core. Audrey had no idea what he was talking about, but she knew it was terrifying and serious.
“Did it hurt for you?” Jonathan asked her.
 “I don’t know what is happening right now.”
“It’s not sleep paralysis, Audrey,” Jonathan wheezed, holding his sides and inclining towards her.
The way that his fingers rapped against the kitchen table reminded Audrey of something eerie that happened the previous morning– a loud, scraping noise, like Atlas carelessly dropped the burdens of the world right into Audrey’s apartment.
Audrey tried to read the electric clock on the dining room wall, but the numbers were foggy and illegible. Audrey briefly thought that she was dreaming, but after hearing an alarming coughing noise, she turned to see Jonathan making jerky movements as the rapping of his fingers grew faster. Audrey’s vision became more fractured.
Her sights were picturesque: breaking glass, screeching noises, people stepping on her fingers on accident and asking her if she was okay. Audrey realized that she was on the ground at this time, trying to roll onto her side but failing because that part of her body didn’t work. She recognized Jonathan’s coat next to her, sitting crumpled and defeated next to a piece of shrapnel on the concrete they spilt themselves on.
Audrey regained her sight in a few minutes, feeling more disoriented than she had before. Looking outside Jonathan’s window, she saw that snow covered every inch of his backyard.  It was getting colder outside. It was cold inside, too. Audrey was certain that it was winter now.
Audrey could barely see the silhouette of Jonathan, who now appeared to be shaking without reason. Audrey felt something warm spill against the fabric of her sweater. It was thick, hot, and musky. Little bits of viscera sat in Audrey’s lap. She began to realize that pieces of herself and Jonathan were what stained her jeans.
Audrey felt the unstable other reassure herself in her head– it wasn’t anything personal– it was just a car accident. It was just an accident. It was nobody’s fault. In that moment of clarity, Audrey noticed just how blatantly desolate it looked outside.
III. “He shall have driven her back to Hell.” Audrey woke up in her bed again, mistaking the thumping upstairs for her own heart. It seemed that the neighbors had brought their dog back home again. As she got out of bed to start her day, that disorientation came back around again, but this time it was different– it felt familiar, like she had dealt with it for years before this.
It was like a lukewarm, sopping blanket that bogged her down to the floor of her apartment. When she walked to the kitchen table, she felt inside pieces of herself separating, and she didn’t feel that great, but she didn’t feel that terrible, either. It just felt like her insides were broken, detached, like the only thing keeping her organs inside of her was her external skin.  Audrey felt in between, as if she existed in between life and death, not really participating in much of either, only bouncing between them.
Eternally, undisputedly between. Audrey looked outside the window, realizing that the outside world was drowning in the same winter as before when she was with Jonathan. The only visible sight was a billboard, one that she hadn’t seen before. Audrey squinted, attempting to read what it said. Finally, her vision focused, and she read the billboard’s text aloud to herself: “No exit.”
After realizing what had just happened, Audrey was immediately overtaken by a sadness hotter than any living person could bear.


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HomePage Setting
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WooCommerce Category Features Image With Related Product
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Products Pages Settings
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Advanced Settings
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@JvmStatic fun create(str: String): SecureHash
Creates a SecureHash.
This function does not validate the length of the created digest. Prefer using DigestService.create for a safer mechanism for creating SecureHashes.
See Also
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title=Living in China for 2 Months date=2012-12-01 type=post tags=blog status=published ~~~~~~
Today, I'll begin another adventure, going to work in Shanghai, China, for two months where I'll be able to work with the Cloud Foundry Shanghai teams and more fully take in life in the next empire. I'm not sure if this blog will be available there, but if it is, I'll try to post updates as often as I can. If you can read this in China, feel free to reach me at josh (at) joshlong (dot) com. I'd love an opportunity to potentially talk to your organization about how you're using Spring and / or Cloud Foundry, or - if you're running an event or meet-up or conference and would like a speaker, I'd also be interested in hearing from you.
And of course, I look forward to meeting any and all of you in the near future at both SpringOne India and SpringOne China events, both of which I'll be at during my time in China!
Wish me luck!


Scots rocker's secret album found in auntie's kitchen drawer after his death
When singer and guitarist, Shaun Scott, 27, passed away earlier this year his loved ones and bandmates from punk pop group The Ronaines were left devastated.
by Kathleen SpeirsA musician's legacy has been uncovered following his death after his grieving bandmates found a secret album he’d written while battling mental illness, with help from a Scots rock legend.
When singer and guitarist, Shaun Scott, 27, died on August 19 his loved ones and bandmates from punk pop group The Ronaines were left devastated.
Weeks after the Glasgow dad’s tragic death, an album written, performed and produced by Shaun in 2015 was discovered in his aunt’s kitchen drawer.
Blown away by the 11 tracks and determined to share their late friend’s talent, The Ronains are on a mission to release the record.
Bass guitarist, Jim Reid told the Record: “The album is called Satellite Tears.
“Shaun was always so quiet and private.
“He battled Tourette’s syndrome from a young age but to us he was just Shaun.
“These songs are like a letter to himself and loved ones about his mental struggles.
“We couldn’t listen to it all at first because it brought us to tears.
“But it’s an incredible album that people need to hear.”
Satellite Tears takes the same name as Shaun, from Glasgow’s previous band with music pals, Liam Byrne and Chris Sweeney.
Scottish rock legend, Gordy Goudie, of Simple Minds fame , helped produce two of the ‘powerful’ tracks.
The group disbanded in 2016, leaving Satellite Tears gathering dust in a drawer on one disc and one USB stick.
Jim, along with singer, Debbie Ronain, both from Clydebank, and drummer, Linzi Ronain, from Paisley, want the album out by Christmas.
All proceeds from record sales will go towards setting up a mental heath charity in Shaun’s name, and his three-year-old son, Jaxson.
Amidst the shock and grief of losing their friend, the band say Satellite Tears was a “gift from the grave”.
Jim said: “What’s happened with Shaun and his private struggles is heartbreaking.
“One of the songs is called Failure To Launch where Shaun sings, ‘son you’re too young too die’.
“It’s a cry for help.
“But in a way, this is almost like his parting gift as the music is so beautiful.”
A secret CD isn’t the only sign Jim believes the Ronain’s were sent surrounding Shaun’s death.
He said: “Not long before Shaun passed away we recorded the video for our latest track, Fun Time Frankie, which features ex-footballer Frank McAvennie.
“Shaun always wore black.
“By chance, the video director wanted to shoot a scene where Shaun was dressed in white, waking as girls surround him.
“Watching that back now, it’s like he’s walking to heaven.
“It’s eerie but amazing at the same time.”
For more information on Satellite Tears, visit The Ronains Facebook page.
You can contact the Samaritans on 116 123 or visit their website .


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EDITORIAL: EAC’s only solution is deeper integration
by The EastAfricanIn Summary
- Politically and economically, it is no longer viable to abandon the integration project. The only way of healing the current fissures is more integration.
As the East African Community marks its 20th anniversary on November 30, it would take a lot of bravery to assert that all is well.
The Heads of State Summit due on that day has been cancelled and postponed to an unknown date, apparently because one member State had more urgent business to attend.
The postponement of the Summit is a reflection of an existential crisis that began to manifest about two years ago. Since 2017, the annual Summit of the Community’s leaders has been a moving target, whose sitting has not coincided with set dates.
Distressing as that might be for ordinary folk for whom the half-loaf of regional integration still means so much, the present crisis is perhaps only a mirror of the promise and difficult road to a fully-functional regional community. It could also be evidence of the flipside of some of the choices made along the way.
While the early dreamers of East African co-operation were right to see economic integration as the frame over which different aspects of integration could be weaved, fear, rather than bold ambition, has tended to inform what the region’s leaders eventually choose to do.
To some extent, therefore, the roots of the present crisis can be traced to the reluctance by national governments to delegate what are perceived as key aspects of sovereignty to a supra-regional legal and economic regime.
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Looking at the present tensions between Rwanda and Uganda for instance, they have largely remained a bilateral matter between the two member states.
One can only imagine the roles a unified security system, an East African Legislative Assembly that makes laws for the region, and a wider mandate for the East African Court of Justice would have played towards bringing the feuding neighbours back to a common script.
The absence of a robust institutional framework has left the EAC at the mercy of the political mood swings of individual leaders. It also allows otherwise small misunderstandings to snowball into much bigger crisis.
The EAC today is a mishmash of divergent political systems and economic policies with the only point of convergence perhaps being the denial of citizens their basic rights.
Lofty ambitions such as a common currency, a regional central bank and open borders remain abeyance. Twenty years down the road, it is not possible for citizens to move among all the partner states on a single document of identity.
It is quite probable that the rush to expand the geographical footprint of the Muungano before a firm foundation had been built by the founding members has contributed to the present state of affairs.
To make the best of a bad situation, the current crisis should be used as a compass to help correct course. The East African Community needs to look itself in the eye and agree on what is working and what is not.
The failure to achieve free trade and movement of persons and friction among the partner states, somehow dilutes the potential dividend from the ongoing rush to build superhighways, railways and ports.
Politically and economically, it is no longer viable to abandon the integration project. The only way of healing the current fissures is more integration.


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From the Wikipedia article:
In computer science, an array data structure, or simply an array, is a data structure consisting of a collection of elements (values or variables), each identified by at least one array index or key. An array is stored such that the position of each element can be computed from its index tuple by a mathematical formula. The simplest type of data structure is a linear array, also called one-dimensional array.
In all programming languages there are multiple ways to work with an array. Most of the time it is happening invisible to the user, but here I will try to show how you can use the methods of working with arrays in JavaScript.
For the first exsamples I am using a list of names and birth years. You are welcome to enter some examples of your own if you want. None of the data you enter will be saved anywhere, it is for your use only
From MDN web docs:
The some() method tests whether at least one element in the array passes the test implemented by the provided function.
Check to see if any in the array is over a certain age entered by the user.
const answer = people.some(person => ((new Date().getFullYear()) - person.year >= inputAge);
From MDN web docs:
The every() method tests whether all elements in the array pass the test implemented by the provided function.
Check to see if any in the array is over a certain age entered by the user.
const answer = people.some(person => ((new Date().getFullYear()) - person.year >= inputAge);


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One thing we have not yet mentioned is that QueueUserApc only works on threads that are in an alertable state. How does a thread enter an alertable state?
According to Microsoft:
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A thread can only do this by calling one of the following functions with the appropriate flags:
- SleepEx
- WaitForSingleObjectEx
- WaitForMultipleObjectsEx
- SignalObjectAndWait
- MsgWaitForMultipleObjectsEx
When the thread enters an alertable state, the following events occur:
- The kernel checks the thread’s APC queue. If the queue contains callback function pointers, the kernel removes the pointer from the queue and sends it to the thread.
- The thread executes the callback function.
- Steps 1 and 2 are repeated for each pointer remaining in the queue.
- When the queue is empty, the thread returns from the function that placed it in an alertable state.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa363772(v=vs.85).aspx
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For our technique to be effective the target process must have at least one thread that is in an alertable state, or will enter an alertable state at some point, otherwise our APCs will never actually execute.
I’ve checked various software, and I’ve noticed that most of the programs I’ve checked have at least one alertable thread. Examples: Chrome.exe, Iexplore.exe, Skype.exe, VLC.exe, MsPaint.exe, WmiPrvSE.exe, etc.
So now we have to find an alertable thread in the target process. There are many ways of doing this. I chose to use a method that is trivial, works in most cases, and is easy to implement and explain.
We’ll create an event for each thread in the target process, then ask each thread to set its corresponding event. We’ll wait on the event handles, until one is triggered. The thread whose corresponding event was triggered is an alertable thread.
How can an event be set? By calling SetEvent(HANDLE hEvent).
How will we get the threads in the target process to call SetEvent? APC of course. Since SetEvent receives exactly one parameter we can use QueueUserApc to call it. The actual details of the implementation can be found in main_FindAlertableThread in AtomBombing’s GitHub repository.


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This is the developer guide for GridShib SAML Tools. See the readme document for more information about GridShib, the GridShib SAML Tools, and other GridShib software components.
GridShib Common is an API for Java developers, packaged as a JAR file and distributed alongside the GridShib SAML Tools. GridShib Common includes the GridShib Security Framework, a Java API for producing and consuming X.509-bound SAML tokens. This document gives a brief introduction to GridShib Common and the GridShib Security Framework. For a detailed example of an application that leverages GridShib Common, the reader is referred to the GridShib for GT codebase in CVS, which depends heavily on the GridShib Common development framework.
GridShib is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Please review the licensing terms of the GridShib License before developing this software. Additional licensing information will be found on the GridShib page.
Contents
GridShib Common and GridShib SAML Tools are now in the Sonatype Maven repository. Please see the readme for the location of the latest versions of gridshib-common, gridshib-saml-tools and associated documentation, including javadoc jar files.
If your project is a Maven project, you can simply specify the dependencies on the gridshib-common and gridshib-saml-tools jars in the Sonatype repository.
Otherwise, to deploy GridShib Common, place gridshib-common-X_X_X.jar
and its dependencies in your Java classpath. These JAR files appear in the $GRIDSHIB_HOME/lib
directory (see the Installation Notes for details). A number of other JAR files in the lib
directory are required. The following is a minimal set of JAR dependencies:
JGlobus-Core-2.0.1.jar
commons-codec-1.3.jar
commons-logging.jar
jce-jdk13-145.jar
log4j-1.2.8.jar
xalan.jar
xercesImpl.jar
xml-apis.jar
xmlsec-1.2.1.jar
In addition, the following three JAR files must be endorsed:
xalan.jar
xercesImpl.jar
xml-apis.jar
Endorsement of these JARs is an OpenSAML requirement, not a GridShib requirement. Please refer to the OpenSAML web site for instructions how to endorse these JAR files.
For example, to deploy GridShib Common to a tomcat instance, copy all of the above JARs to the WEB-INF/lib
directory of the target web application. Alternatively, if you want GridShib Common to be available to multiple web applications, copy the JARs to tomcat's common/lib
directory. Please refer to your tomcat documentation for the exact location of common library files.
Likewise the three JAR files listed above must be endorsed in tomcat. Exactly how that's done depends on the version of tomcat. Again, refer to your tomcat documentation (or the OpenSAML documentation) for instructions how to endorse JAR files in a tomcat deployment.
Developers will want to configure a custom bootstrap properties file since no such file is included in the GridShib Common JAR file. The bootstrap properties file is determined in one of three ways (in order of precedence):
org.globus.gridshib.config
to the (system dependent) absolute path of a bootstrap properties file.$HOME/.globus/gridshib-bootstrap.properties
(or %USERPROFILE%\.globus\gridshib-bootstrap.properties
on Windows systems)./org/globus/gridshib/resource/gridshib-bootstrap.properties
on the classpath.The org.globus.gridshib.config
system property may be set on the ant
or java
command line using the -D
option. Alternatively, you can use the System.setProperty(String,String) method to hardcode the org.globus.gridshib.config
system property. See the BootstrapConfigLoader API doc for more information about bootstrap properties and the bootstrap properties file.
A sample set of configuration files is available in the standalone CLI tar ball described in installation info
GridShib for GT (GS4GT) depends heavily on the Java API in GridShib Common. When GS4GT is deployed into Java WS Core, the following bootstrap properties file is created and stored as a resource (org/globus/gridshib/resource/gridshib-bootstrap.properties) on the GT classpath:
gridshib.home=${GLOBUS_LOCATION} gridshib.logConfigPath=share/gridshib-gt-core-0_6_2/gs4gt-log4j.properties gridshib.identityAttributesPath=share/gridshib-gt-core-0_6_2/identity-attributes.txt gridshib.SecurityContextImpl=org.globus.gridshib.gt.security.GS4GTSecurityContext
In the case of GS4GT, the other bootstrap properties are not necessary. In particular, the gridshib.SAMLToolsConfigPath
bootstrap property is not necessary since the command-line tools are not part of GridShib Common.
Note that the above bootstrap properties file uses relative paths (which are always relative to gridshib.home
). This permits GS4GT to be installed from binaries, where the paths are precomputed and stored in binary GAR files.
The GridShib SAML Tools (GS-ST) are bundled with GS4GT. When GS4GT is deployed into Java WS Core, the GS-ST command-line tools are deployed into Java WS Core as well. The following bootstrap properties file is created and stored as a file in the filesystem:
gridshib.saml.basedir=etc/gridshib-saml-tools-X_X_X gridshib.logConfigPath=${gridshib.saml.basedir}/log4j.properties gridshib.SAMLToolsConfigPath=${gridshib.saml.basedir}/my-saml-issuer.properties gridshib.certPath=${gridshib.saml.basedir}/meaningless-ca/eec.pem gridshib.keyPath=${gridshib.saml.basedir}/meaningless-ca/eec-key.pem gridshib.identityAttributesPath=${gridshib.saml.basedir}/identity-attributes.txt
To use the GS-ST command-line tools deployed in Java WS Core, the following environment variables are required:
UNIX: $ export GRIDSHIB_HOME=$GLOBUS_LOCATION $ export GRIDSHIB_SAML_BASEDIR=$GRIDSHIB_HOME/etc/gridshib-saml-tools-X_X_X $ export GRIDSHIB_CONFIG=$GRIDSHIB_SAML_BASEDIR/gridshib-bootstrap.properties
Windows: > set GRIDSHIB_HOME=%GLOBUS_LOCATION% > set GRIDSHIB_SAML_BASEDIR=%GRIDSHIB_HOME%\etc\gridshib-saml-tools-X_X_X > set GRIDSHIB_CONFIG=%GRIDSHIB_SAML_BASEDIR%\gridshib-bootstrap.properties
With this configuration, all of the GS-ST command-line tools are available without having to separately download and install GS-ST.
The GridShib SAML Tools exposes a Java API for developers called GridShib Common. Included in GridShib Common are the GridShib Security Framework, the Globus SAML Library, and other Java classes used across various GridShib software components.
The GridShib Security Framework is used by the SAML Tools to bind extensions to X.509 proxy certificates and to issue X.509-bound SAML assertions, and by GridShib for GT to consume these tokens. Below we highlight some of the more important classes that make up the GridShib Security Framework.
Perhaps the most important class in the GridShib Security Framework is the high-level class GlobusSAMLCredential. Conceptually, a Globus SAML Credential is a special type of Globus Credential containing an X.509-bound SAML token. A Globus SAML Credential can be used anywhere that an ordinary Globus Credential is used since the SAML token is bound to a non-critical X.509 extension. If a particular relying party doesn't know how to process the SAML extension, it is simply ignored.
See the source of GlobusSAMLCredentialTest for a detailed coding example.
GridShibSecurityTest
is a low-level, end-to-end unit test that illustrates how to do the following:
The X.509-bound SAML token asserts a name identifier, an authentication context, and a couple of attributes. The token is bound to an otherwise ordinary X.509 proxy certificate.
The entity mapping maps a trusted SAML issuer (entityID
) to a certificate issuer (DN
). A simple boolean trust model is implemented; that is, either you trust the entity to issue and bind SAML tokens or you don't.
The X.509-bound SAML token is consumed if the token is self-issued (which it is) and if the issuer is a trusted issuer (i.e., if the entityID
is in the entity mapping). A custom security context (a subclass of SAMLSecurityContext) is populated with the security information obtained from the SAML token.
See the source of GridShibSecurityTest for details.


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Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 12 doughnuts
Dietary
Homemade doughnuts filled with a cinnamon-flavoured apple purée and topped with salted caramel.
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe you will need a freestanding mixer with a dough hook attachment
For the dough, warm the milk and put 50ml/1¾fl of it into a small bowl with the yeast and half a teaspoon of sugar. Set aside for 15 minutes to allow the yeast to reconstitute.
Mix the flour, salt and two tablespoons of sugar in a freestanding mixer with a dough hook attachment. Add the yeast mixture, the remaining warmed milk, 100ml/3½oz water, the butter and eggs.
Mix with a dough hook for 10 minutes, or until the dough is smooth and elastic. Then cover and set aside to prove for 45 minutes.
Meanwhile make the apple filling. Put all the filling ingredients in a saucepan set over a medium heat. Add four tablespoons water and cook until the apples are mushy. Set aside to cool.
For the salted caramel, melt the sugar in a pan until it reaches a deep-brown colour. Then remove it from the heat and immediately whisk in the butter.
Add the cream slowly, whisking until combined. Mix in the salt and then pour the caramel into a bowl and set aside.
For the dough, briefly knead the risen dough on a floured work surface to knock it back.
Divide the dough into 12 equally-sized balls then roll into neat spheres.
Grease a large baking tray with a little butter. Place the dough balls on the tray, cover with a floured tea towel and leave to rise until doubled in size (about an hour).
To cook the doughnuts, preheat a deep-fat fryer to 190C/375F, or alternatively heat the oil in a large heavy-based pan until a piece of bread sizzles and turns golden-brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
 Cook for around 3–5 minutes, or until golden-brown.
Once cooked, carefully remove the cooked doughnuts using a slotted spoon. Drain on kitchen roll and, when dry, set aside to cool on a wire rack.
To assemble the doughnuts, mix the cinnamon and caster sugar together in a bowl.
Blend the apple filling in a food processor, or using a hand-held blender, until you have a smooth purée.
Fill a large piping bag with the apple purée. Alternatively spoon the purée into a piping syringe with an injector nozzle attached.
When the doughnuts are completely cool, use a small, sharp knife to make a cut into the side of each doughnut, reaching to the centre. Pipe, or syringe, the apple purée generously inside.
Dip one half of the filled doughnuts in the cinnamon sugar. Dip the other side into the cooled salted caramel. If the caramel is too hard, heat it very gently to loosen, but do not allow it to get so hot that it can’t be handled safely.
Set the doughnuts aside to allow the caramel to settle before serving.


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