While working within a department in IT, I was tasked with developing a one-stop shop web application to showcase the services our team provided to others within IT, and to present interactive API documentation for a new RESTful API for our services.
I interviewed members of my team and others in IT who would be using our services to determine pain points in the current processes, and narrow and define the scope of the project.
I followed an iterative design process, developing initial mockups and prototypes, conducting usability tests, updating my designs, and eventually creating a final look and feel that was both intuitive and fit with our company's UX style.
After following a similar process to the one outlined in the above example, I developed the other sections of the site using a consistent look and feel.
In CSE 440, I worked with three of my peers to design an application that encouraged and facilitated community engagement. We narrowed our focus to supporting community gardens and augmenting their volunteering potential to engage more low-income citizens in the community.
Our work thoroughly introduced best practices for UX design and developement. We conducted user research, formulated early sketches of designs, performed task analysis, developed storyboards, and then created our first low-fidelity prototypes.
These we used in usability tests with members of the community (gardeners, community garden management), and further refined our design. Finally we developed a high-fidelity prototype, and presented our designs to fellow classmates and visiting professionals.
Below are some examples of our work from planning to final design. Please visit our group's portfolio website to view more detailed information.
View project in more detail on our websiteBelow is our final high-fidelity prototype, allowing users to monitor garden health, and volunteer to work on others' plots.
My first year of university, I planned to study architecture. One of the prerequisite courses was an architectural drawing course, held in a studio and led as a design workshop. Architectural drawing not only refined my artistic and drafting skills, but also taught me how to function in a studio environment. I learned how to both receive and provide constructive criticism well, and iteratively improve my designs based on feedback. I also gained an understanding of layout, perspective, and composition. This selection of my work illustrates my hand-drawn work, as well as digital overlay and poster design using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
In Powerpoint presentations, I focus on balancing graphical elements with the content of the presentation. My recent presentation for my honors history thesis, "World War II Memory & French Debates Over the Algerian War" conveys the essence of a 35 page essay in a concise set of slides. My presentation on Bahrain for an Arabic politics course illustrates the presentation of statistics and facts through a design meant to retain interest but remain sufficiently subtle.
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KISS THE GIRLS By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Paramount Pictures/Rysher Entertainment Director: Gary Fleder Writer: David Klass Cast: Morgan Freeman, Ashley Judd, Cary Elwes, Tony Godlwyn, Jay O. Sanders, Bill Nunn, Brian Cox, Alex McArthur, Richard T. Jones, Jeremy Piven, William Converse- Roberts, Gina Ravera, Roma Maffia Handsome, smooth, clean-cut, professional, respected guys do not rape, molest, or otherwise harass women. They can get all the attractive women they want by perfectly legitimate means. Right? Wrong, of course. "Kiss the Girls" shows that idea for the mere myth that it is. Why would a good-looking man who plays by society's rules in every other way--getting the necessary training to enter a prestigious field, dressing smartly, patronizing the right places--want to persecute those whom they can easily attract? To demean them. Theories abound as to why they have this need, but according to the killer in David Klass's adaptation of James Patterson's novel directed by Gary Fleder, the craving is primal. Men may hide the fancy from themselves, but deep down it's there. With such reasoning, perpetrators of heinous crimes try to gain just a little sympathy from the audience. In "The Peacemaker," Dusan Gavrich (Marcel Iures) justifies the blowing up of the U.N. by the pain he feels when he sees his daughter gunned down in his native Bosnia, a crime he blames on the western powers. In "Air Force One" Ivan (Gary Oldman) condemns the U.S. for the deaths of 100,000 Iraquis in the Gulf War, giving him the excuse he needs to hold the president of the U.S. hostage. In "Kiss the Girls," a kidnapper feels the need to bring strong, professional women down to size, and so he "collects" people of talent, including a talented violinist and an intern in a Durham, North Carolina hospital. Unfortunately for him the violinist is the niece of a crack D.C.P.D. forensic psychologist, Dr. Alex Cross (Morgan Freeman) and the doctor, Kate McTiernan (Ashley Judd) is a willful kick-boxer who does not take victimization lying down. "Kiss the Girls" is a police drama which at times, particularly in a climactic scene, can hold the audience at tight rein in some edge-of-the-seat theatrics, as a psychotic killer and tormenter uses his considerable wiles to destroy the cunning of a master at penetrating the criminal mind. The story begins by establishing Dr. Cross's skills, as he talks a woman, who has just murdered her husband, into handing over a gun which she has virtually swallowed, safety off and ready for action. Cross, a ultra-smooth, best-selling author who drives a Porsche, takes a personal interest in a case when his neice Naomi Cross (Gina Ravera) si reported missing from her Durham college campus. The local police suspect that she is one of eight women who have vanished, two of whom have been been found tied with sophisticated knots to trees in a woodland, sexually violated. The Durham police assigned to the case Nick Ruskin (Cary Elwes) and Sikes (Alex McArthur), report that the killer is known to his victims as Casanova. The situation takes a new turn when Kate is abducted from her isolated home and taken to a hidden cave in the woods, placed in a room by her masked captor and told not to try escape or communciation with the other women he is holding. The plot thickens when it is discovered that this killer seems to be bi-coastal, committing crimes in Los Angeles as well as North CArolina, a situation which had not occurred in the U.S. since the 1920s. At one point, however, we see the hands of the criminal pecking out commands on the internet, transmitting a picture of one of his victims and receiving an answer from yet another person who feels that Kate is a very good specimen indeed. "Kiss the Girls" takes internet pornography several steps beyond the pale as two offenders seem to be comparing their activities. They share a common interest in collecting harems of women in much the way a group of nerds might discuss their accumulation of geckoes on web sites. "Kiss the Girls" is elevated above the usual police drama by the class which Morgan Freedom affords it. As a forensic psychologist he loses his temper only once--when a suspect seems to confess to the crime and taunts him about his niece. His presence reminds us immediately of his role in "Seven," which this film seems to use as a rough model, which features Freeman pursuing a weirdo who is out to punish perpetrators of the seven deadly sins. Like that 1995 work, "Kiss the Girls" is well crafted, intelligently written, well acted and unsettling, wallowing in the depths of human depravity and at times putting the audience in the place of voyeurs to perverted activities. Ashley Judd is looking good here: pity that she takes a back seat for a good part of the ride, putting her talent at kick-boxing to practical use only toward the conclusion. While "Kiss the Girls" is neither as gory as "Seven" nor as intense as another fine feature about serial killers, "The Silence of the Lambs," it forces us to know a bit more about sick minds than we may wish to. Rated R. Running Time: 117 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
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THE FACULTY (M). (Dimension Films/Miramax/Village Roadshow) Director: Robert Rodriguez Stars: Elijah Wood, Josh Hartnett, Jordana Brewer, Clea DuVall, Laura Harris, Shawn Hatosy, Famke Janssen, Robert Patrick, Bebe Neuwirth, Jon Stewart, Usher Raymond, Salma Hayek, Piper Laurie, Daniel Von Bargen, Chris McDonald, Summer Phoenix Running time: 100 minutes.
A variation of the classic Invasion Of The Body Snatchers, squarely aimed at a teen audience?
Something strange is happening at Ohio's Herrington High School. Almost overnight, the once jaded and disillusioned teachers suddenly develop a renewed interest in their students, as well as an unquenchable thirst. They are possessed by a race of alien parasites planning on conquering the earth. The obligatory group of film literate school misfits and outcasts discover the truth and band together to save the school.
Gun writer Kevin Williamson (who reinvigorated the slasher genre with Scream, I Know What You Did Last Summer, etc) makes no bones about liberally borrowing from The Invasion Of the Body Snatchers or a number of other sci-fi thrillers (Village Of The Damned, Invaders From Mars, The Hidden, and even the recent Men In Black, etc) for his latest screenplay. Williamson is a clever writer who certainly knows his horror movies, but the rules of the alien invasion genre are not as clear cut as those of the slasher genre. Consequently, The Faculty offers less opportunities to playfully dissect the clichés for a knowing young audience. The script is not as sharp or as fresh as his previous efforts, and the sly in-jokes and film references are also a little harder to spot.
While the original movie also was a neat parable about the paranoia and fear experienced by America during the McCarthy era, Williamson's script takes the same themes and sets them in high school, an environment with which adolescent audiences can easily identify. He deftly mixes gory horror and humour with liberal doses of teenage angst.
The Faculty is the biggest budget film to date for director Robert Rodriguez (Desperado, etc). He makes the most of the opportunity, with great special effects, solid production values, and a strong cast. The students are played by up and coming hunky young actors, most of whom are new to the screen.
With 14 films under his belt, Elijah Wood (from The Ice Storm, etc) is the veteran of the young cast, while Josh Hartnett recently appeared in Halloween H20. Jordana Brewster, Clea DuVall and Laura Harris play the three female students with plenty of fire, spunk and attitude to spare. Herrington's creepy staff are played mainly by veteran actors better known for their villainous roles - T2's Robert Patrick, Piper Laurie (from Carrie, etc), Daniel Von Bargen, and ex-Bond femme fatale Famke Janssen (from Goldeneye). Laurie is given little to do, while Rodriguez regular Salma Hayek makes little impression as the school nurse, who seems to disappear without any reason.
The Faculty moves along at a satisfyingly rapid pace, and is certainly fun while it lasts. But as soon as you leave the comfort of the cinema, its faulty logic unravels very quickly. For example, if you were an alien creature that thrived on water, wouldn't you first take over a small coastal town with a user- friendly environment rather than some arid, inhospitable dust bowl in the middle of the American mid- west?
Although an inferior film, The Faculty offers plenty to those teen audiences who enjoyed Scream and its ilk.
** Greg King http://www.netau.com.au/gregking
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| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.core.exception.retry; | |
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| 3 | import static fr.sii.ogham.core.CoreConstants.SERIAL_VERSION_UID; | |
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| 7 | /** | |
| 8 | * Simple wrapper that carries additional information about the execution | |
| 9 | * context. | |
| 10 | * | |
| 11 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
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| 13 | */ | |
| 14 | public class ExecutionFailureWrapper extends RetryExecutionFailureException { | |
| 15 | private static final long serialVersionUID = SERIAL_VERSION_UID; | |
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| 17 | private final String actionName; | |
| 18 | private final Instant executionStart; | |
| 19 | private final Instant executionFailure; | |
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| 22 | super(cause); | |
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In Texas 1858, the Speck brothers, Ace and Dicky, drive a group of black slaves on foot. Among the shackled slaves is Django, sold off and separated from his wife, Broomhilda von Shaft. The Speck brothers are stopped by Dr. King Schultz, a German dentist-turned-bounty hunter from Düsseldorf, who asks to buy one of the slaves. When he questions Django about his knowledge of the Brittle brothers, a group of outlaws for whom Schultz is carrying a warrant, Ace becomes irritated and threateningly aims his shotgun at Schultz. Schultz, a superior gunslinger, immediately kills Ace with a Fast draw. King insists on honourably paying Dicky a fair price for Django before leaving him at the mercy of the newly-freed slaves, who kill him and follow the North Star to freedom.
As Django can identify the Brittle brothers, Schultz offers him his freedom in exchange for help tracking them down. King first takes Django to a small town where he immediately murders the sheriff. Before a Marshall can arrest them King explains that the sheriff was actually a wanted man with a $200 bounty on him that the furious Marshall is now required to pay. After tracking and killing the Brittles, the liberated Django (adopting the surname “Freeman”) partners with Schultz through the winter and becomes his apprentice; Schultz discovers that Django has a natural talent for gunslinging. Schultz explains that he feels responsible for Django since Django is the first person he has ever freed, and felt morally obliged to help Django (whom he described as a “real-life Siegfried”) reunite with Broomhilda. Django, now fully trained, collects his first bounty, keeping the handbill for good luck.
In 1859, Django and Schultz travel to Mississippi, where they learn the identity of Broomhilda’s owner: Calvin J. Candie, the charming but cruel owner of the Candyland plantation, where slaves are forced to fight to the death in brutal wrestling matches called “Mandingo fights”. Schultz, expecting Candie will not sell Broomhilda if they ask for her directly, feigns interest in purchasing one of Candie’s prized fighters for far more than the normal price. Schultz and Django meet Candie at his gentleman’s club in Greenville and submit their offer. Intrigued, Candie invites them to his ranch at Candyland. After secretly briefing the German-speaking Broomhilda, Schultz claims to be charmed by her and offers to buy her as well.
During dinner, Candie’s staunchly loyal house slave, Stephen, becomes suspicious of Schultz and Django’s motives. Deducing that Django and Broomhilda know each other and that the sale of the Mandingo fighter is a ruse, Stephen alerts Candie and admonishes him for his greed.
Candie’s bodyguard, Butch Pooch, bursts into the room with his shotgun trained on the two bounty hunters, and Candie explodes in anger. He offers an alteration of the original deal, with Broomhilda taking the Mandingo fighter’s place at the same price, and threatens her death should the deal be rejected. Schultz agrees, and the papers for her freedom are drawn up and signed. Candie smugly insists that the deal be sealed through a handshake, which Schultz initially refuses. When Candie threatens again to kill Broomhilda, Schultz snaps and kills Candie with a concealed derringer. Butch kills Schultz and Django kills him in turn, and an extensive gunfight begins. Django guns down a great number of his opponents, but surrenders when Broomhilda is taken hostage.
The next morning, Stephen tells Django that he will be sold to a mine and worked to death. En route to the mine, Django proves to his escorts that he is a bounty hunter by showing them the handbill from his first kill. He convinces them that there is a large bounty for criminals hiding at Candyland, and promises that they would receive the majority of the money if they free him.
At the plantation, Django kills more of Candie’s henchmen, takes Broomhilda’s freedom papers from the dead Schultz’s pocket, bids goodbye to his late friend and frees his wife from a nearby cabin. When Candie’s mourners return from his burial, Django kills the remaining henchmen and Candie’s sister Lara Lee Candie-Fitzwilly, releases the two remaining house slaves, and kneecaps Stephen. Django then ignites the dynamite that he has planted throughout the mansion, and he and Broomhilda watch from a distance as the mansion explodes with the incapacitated Stephen inside, before riding off together.


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Paradise Lost : The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills (1996) A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 9.0 Alternative Scale: **** out of ****
United States, 1996 U.S. Release Date: beginning 9/96 (limited) Running Length: 2:25 MPAA Classification: No MPAA Rating (Gruesome murder scene photographs) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Directors: Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky Producers: Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky Written by Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky Cinematography: Robert Richman Music: Metallica U.S. Distributor: Creative Thinking International
Someone once said this about the United States' justice system: "If ten guilty men must go free to prevent one innocent man from falsely going to prison, so be it." This philosophy explains why, at least in theory, every accused criminal is presumed innocent until proven otherwise. At some point, however, our approach to justice in this country became warped. So, if the system is broken, is it possible to get a fair trial? This is a crucial question, and, if we accept the evidence presented in Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky's PARADISE LOST, the sobering answer may be "no", at least in certain high-profile cases.
Berlinger and Sinofsky, who made 1992's BROTHERS KEEPER, have stated that they initially approached this project as an examination of America's disaffected youth. What they uncovered during the course of filming radically changed the movie's direction. PARADISE LOST became a trial of the American justice system, and, to a lesser extent, a condemnation of the media's lack of objectivity. Other documentaries, such as THE THIN BLUE LINE and BROTHERS KEEPER, have followed similar paths, but none with the devastating impact of PARADISE LOST.
On the night of May 5, 1993, three eight-year old boys, Steven Branch, Christopher Byers, and Michael Moore, were tortured and murdered in Robin Hood Hills, West Memphis, Arkansas. The community, understandably outraged, cried out for blood. It took the police a month to make arrests. The eventual suspects were Jessie Misskelly, age 17; Damien Echols, age 18; and Jason Baldwin, age 16. Jessie, who has a 72 IQ and was subjected to a grueling 10-hour interrogation, confessed to his involvement in the killings, but later recanted the confession, claiming to have been coerced. He was tried, convicted, and sentenced to life plus 40 years. Likewise, Damien and Jason were found guilty.
PARADISE LOST follows events surrounding the crime, from the discovery of the bodies (as shown in a graphic police crime scene video) to the verdicts. Berlinger and Sinofsky painstakingly chronicle ten months worth of developments, illustrating how easily justice can be swayed. There's no way that this movie can answer the question of the defendants' guilt or innocence, but one piece of information is clear from PARADISE LOST: Jessie Misskelly, Damien Echols, and Jason Baldwin did not receive fair trials.
There was almost no physical evidence connecting the three to the crime. Jessie's confession was, at best, obtained under dubious circumstances. But the town of West Memphis needed scapegoats, people they could demonize. Because Damien was "different" by his own admission -- he wore black, listened to Metallica, and had shown interest in the Wicca religion -- he made an excellent target. Jessie and Jason were guilty by association.  Damien, Jessie, and Jason were tried in and convicted by the media. They didn't have a chance in court. Oddly, however, the three weren't fazed by their convictions. Their families exhibited far more distress than they did.
Berlinger and Sinofsky have obtained an amazingly in-depth and intimate picture of the situation. Their cameras were allowed in the courtrooms, behind closed-door strategy sessions, and in the prisons where the accused were being held. The friends and families of the victims and the defendants cooperated with the film makers, enabling them to get close to both sides. As a result, there are no faceless entities here -- all of the participants have personalities.
DADETOWN, an earlier 1996 release, questioned the role of documentary film makers in examining their subjects, and this issue is raised in PARADISE LOST when a knife given to Berlinger and Sinofsky by a victim's father is introduced as a piece of evidence. Suddenly, the documentarians were no longer detached observers, but participants. And, while it's unlikely that their "contribution" affected the outcome, it's impossible to say for certain. Ultimately, however, when you consider the nature of PARADISE LOST's main concerns, this matter is of secondary importance.
Arthur Miller's THE CRUCIBLE, which is due in theaters this fall, offers the Salem Witch trials as a parallel to McCarthyism. PARADISE LOST shows that witch hunts didn't end centuries, or even decades, ago. Religious fanaticism fueled much of the hatred against Damien, Jessie, and Jason. The mere hint of Satanism doomed their cases, even if their only real crimes were listening to heavy metal music, wearing strange clothing, and holding unconventional beliefs. There's much about these three that we'll never know, but the scary thing is that the men and women of West Memphis don't care about those gaps. Truth has become far less important than closure. And it doesn't matter that, if these boys are innocent, the real killers are still free. Equally disturbing is the underlying hypocrisy typified by one scene: a victim's father leads his fundamentalist congregation in song, then is shown making vicious jokes as he uses a gun to blast holes in a pumpkin he alternately names Damien, Jessie, and Jason.
No documentary released in 1996 challenges an audience the way this one does. The questions it proposes are profound, and there are no answers. PARADISE LOST is one of a very few films that completely absorbs the attention. Watching Berlinger and Sinofsky's movie is like witnessing an execution: it's horrifying, gut-wrenching, and impossible to turn away from. Anyone with an interest in law and order, the American justice system, or the role of the media in trials, should seek it out. PARADISE LOST is the kind of film that will leave even the most devout defendants of the legal system either shaken or shaking their heads.
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ReelViews web site: http://www.cybernex.net/~berardin
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java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String desc)
Adds a field reference to the constant pool of the class being build. |
int |
newMethod(java.lang.String owner,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String desc,
boolean itf)
Adds a method reference to the constant pool of the class being build. |
int |
newNameType(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String desc)
Adds a name and type to the constant pool of the class being build. |
int |
newUTF8(java.lang.String value)
Adds an UTF8 string to the constant pool of the class being build. |
byte[] |
toByteArray()
Returns the bytecode of the class that was build with this class writer. |
void |
visit(int version,
int access,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String signature,
java.lang.String superName,
java.lang.String[] interfaces)
Visits the header of the class. |
AnnotationVisitor |
visitAnnotation(java.lang.String desc,
boolean visible)
Visits an annotation of the class. |
void |
visitAttribute(Attribute attr)
Visits a non standard attribute of the class. |
void |
visitEnd()
Visits the end of the class. |
FieldVisitor |
visitField(int access,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String desc,
java.lang.String signature,
java.lang.Object value)
Visits a field of the class. |
void |
visitInnerClass(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String outerName,
java.lang.String innerName,
int access)
Visits information about an inner class. |
MethodVisitor |
visitMethod(int access,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String desc,
java.lang.String signature,
java.lang.String[] exceptions)
Visits a method of the class. |
void |
visitOuterClass(java.lang.String owner,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String desc)
Visits the enclosing class of the class. |
void |
visitSource(java.lang.String file,
java.lang.String debug)
Visits the source of the class. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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public static final int COMPUTE_MAXS
visitMaxs
method of the
MethodVisitor
returned by the visitMethod
method will be ignored, and computed automatically from the signature and
the bytecode of each method.
ClassWriter(int)
,
Constant Field Valuespublic static final int COMPUTE_FRAMES
MethodVisitor.visitFrame(int, int, java.lang.Object[], int, java.lang.Object[])
method are ignored, and the stack map
frames are recomputed from the methods bytecode. The arguments of the
visitMaxs
method are also ignored and
recomputed from the bytecode. In other words, computeFrames implies
computeMaxs.
ClassWriter(int)
,
Constant Field Values| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public ClassWriter(int flags)
ClassWriter
object.
flags
- option flags that can be used to modify the default behavior
of this class. See COMPUTE_MAXS
, COMPUTE_FRAMES
.public ClassWriter(ClassReader classReader, int flags)
ClassWriter
object and enables optimizations for
"mostly add" bytecode transformations. These optimizations are the
following:
ClassReader
receives MethodVisitor
objects
that come from a ClassWriter
(and not from a custom
ClassAdapter
or any other ClassVisitor
instance).
classReader
- the ClassReader
used to read the original
class. It will be used to copy the entire constant pool from the
original class and also to copy other fragments of original
bytecode where applicable.flags
- option flags that can be used to modify the default behavior
of this class. See COMPUTE_MAXS
, COMPUTE_FRAMES
.| Method Detail |
|---|
public void visit(int version, int access, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String signature, java.lang.String superName, java.lang.String[] interfaces)
ClassVisitor
visit
in interface ClassVisitor
version
- the class version.access
- the class's access flags (see Opcodes
). This
parameter also indicates if the class is deprecated.name
- the internal name of the class (see
getInternalName
).signature
- the signature of this class. May be null if
the class is not a generic one, and does not extend or implement
generic classes or interfaces.superName
- the internal of name of the super class (see
getInternalName
). For interfaces,
the super class is Object
. May be null, but
only for the Object
class.interfaces
- the internal names of the class's interfaces (see
getInternalName
). May be
null.public void visitSource(java.lang.String file, java.lang.String debug)
ClassVisitor
visitSource
in interface ClassVisitor
file
- the name of the source file from which the class was
compiled. May be null.debug
- additional debug information to compute the correspondance
between source and compiled elements of the class. May be
null.public void visitOuterClass(java.lang.String owner, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String desc)
ClassVisitor
visitOuterClass
in interface ClassVisitor
owner
- internal name of the enclosing class of the class.name
- the name of the method that contains the class, or
null if the class is not enclosed in a method of its
enclosing class.desc
- the descriptor of the method that contains the class, or
null if the class is not enclosed in a method of its
enclosing class.public AnnotationVisitor visitAnnotation(java.lang.String desc, boolean visible)
ClassVisitor
visitAnnotation
in interface ClassVisitor
desc
- the class descriptor of the annotation class.visible
- true if the annotation is visible at runtime.
public void visitAttribute(Attribute attr)
ClassVisitor
visitAttribute
in interface ClassVisitor
attr
- an attribute.public void visitInnerClass(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String outerName, java.lang.String innerName, int access)
ClassVisitor
visitInnerClass
in interface ClassVisitor
name
- the internal name of an inner class (see
getInternalName
).outerName
- the internal name of the class to which the inner class
belongs (see getInternalName
). May
be null for not member classes.innerName
- the (simple) name of the inner class inside its
enclosing class. May be null for anonymous inner
classes.access
- the access flags of the inner class as originally declared
in the enclosing class.public FieldVisitor visitField(int access, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String desc, java.lang.String signature, java.lang.Object value)
ClassVisitor
visitField
in interface ClassVisitor
access
- the field's access flags (see Opcodes
). This
parameter also indicates if the field is synthetic and/or
deprecated.name
- the field's name.desc
- the field's descriptor (see Type
).signature
- the field's signature. May be null if the
field's type does not use generic types.value
- the field's initial value. This parameter, which may be
null if the field does not have an initial value, must
be an Integer
, a Float
, a Long
, a
Double
or a String
(for int,
float, long or String fields
respectively). This parameter is only used for static fields.
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initialized through bytecode instructions in constructors or
methods.
public MethodVisitor visitMethod(int access, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String desc, java.lang.String signature, java.lang.String[] exceptions)
ClassVisitor
MethodVisitor
instance (or null) each time it is
called, i.e., it should not return a previously returned visitor.
visitMethod
in interface ClassVisitor
access
- the method's access flags (see Opcodes
). This
parameter also indicates if the method is synthetic and/or
deprecated.name
- the method's name.desc
- the method's descriptor (see Type
).signature
- the method's signature. May be null if the
method parameters, return type and exceptions do not use generic
types.exceptions
- the internal names of the method's exception classes
(see getInternalName
). May be
null.
public void visitEnd()
ClassVisitor
visitEnd
in interface ClassVisitor
public byte[] toByteArray()
public int newConst(java.lang.Object cst)
Attribute
sub classes, and is
normally not needed by class generators or adapters.
cst
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, a Float
, a
Long
, a Double
or a String
.
public int newUTF8(java.lang.String value)
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sub classes, and is normally not
needed by class generators or adapters.
value
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Attribute
sub classes, and is
normally not needed by class generators or adapters.
value
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public int newField(java.lang.String owner, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String desc)
Attribute
sub classes, and is
normally not needed by class generators or adapters.
owner
- the internal name of the field's owner class.name
- the field's name.desc
- the field's descriptor.
public int newMethod(java.lang.String owner, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String desc, boolean itf)
Attribute
sub classes, and is
normally not needed by class generators or adapters.
owner
- the internal name of the method's owner class.name
- the method's name.desc
- the method's descriptor.itf
- true if owner is an interface.
public int newNameType(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String desc)
Attribute
sub classes, and is normally not
needed by class generators or adapters.
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Black Friday 2019: The Best Amazon Deals on Tile Trackers Just Went Live
by Airen PetalbertIf you have always wanted to get on the Tile tracker bandwagon, now is the perfect time to do it. With less than a week left before the much-awaited Black Friday sale, Amazon just released the best deals on the latest Tiles products.
Tile Essentials (2020) Combo With Free Echo Dot
What You Get: 4-Pack Tile Essentials (1 Mate, 1 Slim, 2 Stickers) and Echo Dot (3rd Gen) Amazon Smart Speaker With Alexa
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Tile's Bluetooth-enabled devices and handy app make everything findable, from the smallest electronic devices to the bulkiest backpacks. Simply follow these easy steps:
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2. Download the Tile app.
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4. To find your phone, double press the Tile button on your Tile device. Your phone will ring even when it's on silent.
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6. To get help when your stuff is lost, activate the Tile community, and every Tile user can help you find it.
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Here is a time line of Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam' life:
- October 15, 1931 : Born in Rameshwaram, Tamil Nadu - Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam was born to Jainulabdeen, a boat owner, and homemaker Ashiamma. He went to Ramanathapuram Schwartz Matriculation School and worked from an early age to supplement the family income.
- 1954 : Graduates in Physics - Kalam graduates in physics from Saint Joseph's College, Tiruchirappalli. He moves to Madras to pursue further education after graduation
- 1960 : Joins DRDO as scientist - Kalam completes his degree in Aeronautical Engineering from Madras Institute of Technology (MIT) and joins the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) as scientist.
- 1969 : Moves to ISRO - Kalam moves to the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) where he helms India's first Satellite Launch Vehicle (SLV-III)
- 1970 : Develops ballistic missiles - Kalam heads Project Devil and Project Valiant, which developed ballistic missiles from the technology of the SLV programme.
- 1980 : Lead's India's entry in the Space club - Kalam leads India’s efforts to enter the space club by putting the Rohini satellite in Earth's orbit with the first indigenous SLV-III
- 1980 — 1990 : Develops Prithvi and Agni missiles - As the chief of the Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme, he is credited with the development and operationalisation of Agni and Prithvi missiles.
- 1981 : Recieves the Padma Bhushan - Kalam recieves the Padma Bhushan for his contribution to the field of science and technology
- 1990 : Honoured with Padma Vibhushan - Kalam is awarded the Padma Vibhushan, India’s second highest civilian honour
- 1992 — 1999 : Appointed India’s Chief Scientific Adviser - Kalam is appointed as the Chief Scientific Adviser to the Prime Minister and the Secretary of the DRDO
- 1997 : Honoured with the Bharat Ratna - Kalam is awarded the Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian honour for his contribution to the scientific research and modernisation of defence technology in India.
- 1998 : Spearheads the Pokhran mission - India conducts the Pokhran II nuclear tests with Kalam being one of the forces behind its success
- 1999 — 2001 : Serves as India’s Chief Scientific Adviser - Serves as Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India
- 2002 — 2007 : Elected as India's 11th President - Kalam is elected the 11th President of India succeeding KR Narayanan. He won the 2002 presidential election with an electoral vote of 922,884. During his five years in office, he was fondly called ‘The People’s President’
- 2012 : Launches 'What Can I Give Movement' - Kalam launches the ‘What Can I Give Movement’, a programme for the Indian youth aimed at defeating corruption
- July 27, 2015 : Passes away in Shillong, Meghalaya - Kalam passes away aged 83, after collapsing because of a cardiac arrest while delivering a lecture at IIM Shillong
Read more information about this incredible man on his wikipedia entry.


This was a 4 stage project where we started as individual ideas, then joined into small groups to find broad solutions to a large problem space (pandemics). The final design came out of the notion that pandemics are huge problems and it would require a huge solution. One of our major constraints was this idea that creating a whole new system would first take too long, but also cost too much. We used this constraint to find existing technologies and systems to help build what we feel is the pandemic treatment room of the future.
The initial stage of this project was an individual exploration of ideas. Knowing that we’d be grouped at a later date, I wanted to explore a variety of wide and far reaching concepts. The investigating I did on Ebola, proved that the problem was multi-dimensional. You couldn’t just take care of one or two things and the problem would go away, you’d have to tackle everything to solve it. To make things worse, the CDC in the United States, was having difficulty understanding the proper treatment methods, which lead to confusion amongst hospitals and fear in the public. Ebola is a disease that needs to be attacked in a very aggressive manner, so many of my initial ideas were about containment for the hospital staff and patients.
The idea that initially seemed to have the most promise was the Mobile Ebola Clinic. Doctors would travel from house to house in the Mobile Clinic, and if a patient did have Ebola, the Mobile Clinic would become the treatment facility as well. A major concern for the hospital is bringing sick patients in, possibly infects even more people or patients. With something like Ebola, it could whip out an entire facility if a sick patient is treated incorrectly.
After the initial first stage of this project, as a group, we narrowed all of our collective ideas down to a small set of core ideas. These ideas represent a wide array of creative, scalable, cost effective and tangible solutions, should a rural pandemic occur. We used a concept evaluation chart to identify the top ideas based on a variety of criteria, and ideas we thought should already be implemented in the medical setting. We decided that the final idea should really identify the problem of a pandemic outbreak and how it affects a hospital.
This sketch represents what I believe to be the hospital room of the future. Because Ebola is a disease that needs to be completely contained, it separates the patient from everyone else, except those treating them. In such a time, family support is crucial to survival and a positive outlook, and what this idea represents is a room that is completely separated by glass. The family lives on one side, the patient on the other.
The mission of the modular mobile clinic (MMC) is to contain patients in a safe, comfortable space where they can receive treatment without the risk of spreading the virus. In the event of a very contagious illness, community safety is at the utmost importance, and it’s in everyone's best interest to take the most aggressive measures to insure this. The guiding principles that make the MMC viable are: use of existing infrastructure, efficiency, cost and containment.
The modular mobile clinic is built off-site at the GE plant in Louisville, Kentucky, where factory workers can build around the clock, 365 days a year, rain or shine. Once built, it’s sent to a holding facility at one of the many locations around the country. In the event of an emergency, the MMC’s will be sent from the holding facility to the hospital as an exterior room to the hospital. This is where treatment and recovery will take place.


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Study aim
Exploring the roles of socioeconomic status(SES) in care-seeking of Tuberculosis(TB) patients and how it affects the epidemiological features in Taiwan.
Field of interest
We are studying TB dynamics with linkages of socioeconomic status variables.
Deteminant: upper stream factors
Process: underlying behavours, can be conceptual or concrete
Transition: dynamic features, driven by processes
State: static features, changed through transitions
Outcome measurements for evaluation
→ Determining
→ Flow between states via transition.
Step 1: Pathway extraction
How to identify care pathways of TB patients from National Health Insurance Research Database (NHIRD), Taiwan, which is our essential source of care seeking records?
Keywords
- NHIRD
- Data management
- Pathway extraction
See chapter 4.1, 4.2
Step 2: Covariate analysis
What kind of SES factors NHIRD can provide? How is the reliability and the validity?
What are the correlations between available socioeconomic factors and care seeking?
Keywords
See chapter 4.3, 4.4
Step 3: Pathway simulation
How to simulate individual care pathways based on given statistics?
How to provide information of infectiousness, recovery, and TB-related death based on the simulation?
Keywords
- Care pathway simulation
- Agent-based modelling
- Behaviour modelling
See chapter 3, 5
Step 4: TB dynamic simulation
How to pass the information of care pathway in individual levels to population level in order to infer overall TB dynamics?
Keywords
- TB dynamic modelling
- Hybrid modelling
See chapter 6.1
Step 5: Calibration
What is the stochasticity and the uncertainty of the process?
Can we reduce the uncertainty through external data?
Keywords
- Modelling fitting
- Uncertainty analysis
See chapter 6.2
Step 6: Policy analysis
Can we propose potential interventions on socioeconomic factors to improve efficiency of care pathway?
What is the value of interventions?
Keywords
- Sensitivity analysis
- Population attributable fraction, PAF
- Value of information
See chapter 6.3


NBN Co to run CX transformation
Builds new CoE, plans to deploy new software.
by Ry CrozierNBN Co is embarking on a formal customer experience (CX) transformation project, creating a new centre of excellence aimed at driving up “satisfaction, use and network preference”.
The network builder revealed the plans last week, saying it would build a new customer experience transformation (CXT) team to undertake the work.
Though the CXT team will officially sit in the company’s residential sales and marketing (RSM) business unit, it will “serve as a center of excellence for the entire company and support cross-BU [business unit] initiatives,” the company said.
The main purpose of the CX transformation is to get more customers preferencing the NBN over alternatives, to drive up use of NBN services and to ensure customers are satisfied with the service they receive.
On a practical level, this will require the CXT team to implement a new CX engine.
It appears the company has not decided on a technology platform at this point in time.
NBN Co has been pursuing CX improvements for several years, even if it has not formally identified them as such.
Asked by iTnews what gap the CX transformation would address, an NBN Co spokesperson simply said that CXT would “build on” existing efforts, without elaborating.
iTnews understands NBN Co is not seeking to grow use of its services above longstanding goals of 73-75 percent take-up.
Documents released last week say the CX transformation will “adopt an agile approach to program delivery” and involve subject matter experts and process owners from across the business.
“It is expected that the areas of focus will evolve and change as the CX transformation is program progresses over time,” the company said.
NBN Co’s spokesperson said the transformation would ultimately help NBN Co address one of the six pillars of its statement of purpose in the most recent corporate plan.
Pillar three seeks to “deliver a customer experience that drives satisfaction, use and network preference”, mirroring the wording used in NBN Co’s CXT missives last week.
NBN Co is presently recruiting an executive manager and CX designers for the new team.
It is unclear how large the team will be, nor when it will complete the work, though it appears some initial roles are for up to two years, putting a rough timeframe around the initial work.


Algorithms
This section describes the algorithms behind the operations that can be performed by HARP.
Note that all algorithms here are defined in their discretized form (to reflect the implementation in source code).
Variable Conversions
- common derivations
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- aerosol optical depth derivations
- angstrom exponent derivations
- altitude derivations
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- column mass density derivations
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- sensor elevation angle derivations
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- solar declination angle derivations
- solar elevation angle derivations
- solar hour angle derivations
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- temperature derivations
- viewing azimuth angle derivations
- viewing elevation angle derivations
- viewing zenith angle derivations
- virtual temperature derivations
- volume mixing ratio derivations
- volume mixing ratio averaging kernel derivations
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I'm actually doing coding from last 1.5 years but that was only Web Designing. Four months before I got to know about codeschool, so I jumped in, I signed up as a paid customer and completed almost all the courses of HTML/CSS path except SASS and Blasting Off with Bootstrap. I can make user flow diagrams, personas, Information Architecture and planned a whole web project. I'm also well aware of Bootstrap as I'm doing it from sometime. Technologies I have used yet are HTML,CSS and JS(little bit), JQuery.
But as I'm moving ahead in professional life, I'm so much excited to learn JS especially functional programming, OOP's, MV Frameworks like AngularJs, ReactJs, BackboneJs and the whole JS programming. I just hope that I'm going to cover all these things till the end of the year. I'm not only follwing paths just of codeschool but also of developer.mozilla, freeCodeCamp and also developes.google. Hope for a great #DevYear2017.
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Why should people care about refugees?
For years,People have been bombarded with news of the horrors of the world and the wrath it brings onto the people be extended so far before it starts getting mentally exhausting.
So i get people who don't care about these things. It´s easy not to care and attribute it to a cruel world. Better to seek happiness in your own life then worry about others.
So why should people care?We definitely should for the sake of the validity of their existence,but why else?
well there is the fact like Justin Turner points out that it's good to care about these things as you never know when you or your descendants will be refugees.
But i think that the more fundamental reason is that bad things happen when we don´t. What drives a refugee is desperation: And desperation has made and unmade nations.
And even if we're in a situation where these people aren't coming to our doorsteps ,it doesen't change the fact that we live in a global society.What affects one affects everyone else in some way.Refugees are victims of instability and that instability will spread if it isn't treated in some way. As an example, Isis was born of it and Isis thrives on it. It and other entities like it can not be effectively ended without stabilizing the places they control.
A large part of stabilization is removing that desperation,To make people believe they can get what they want without compromising their lives or way of life. To do that,we must make sure that these refugees are not simply surviving,But truly live a life they can be happy with.
That's why you should care. It's in everyones interests for the refugees to be treated kindly and helped.


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Error Handling & Compensation
Durable Function orchestrations are implemented in pure code and therefore leverage the error handling capabilities of the orchestrator function's programming language. With this in mind, there really aren't any new concepts you need to learn about when incorporating error handling and compensation into your orchestrations. However, there are still a few important behaviors to be aware of when planning for error handling.
Errors in activity functions
Any exception that is thrown in an activity function is marshalled back to the orchestrator function and thrown as a TaskFailedException
. Users can write the appropriate error handling and compensation code that suits their needs around this.
For example, consider the following orchestrator function which transfers funds from one account to another:
#r "Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Extensions.DurableTask"
public static async Task Run(DurableOrchestrationContext context)
{
var transferDetails = ctx.GetInput<TransferOperation>();
await context.CallFunctionAsync("DebitAccount",
new
{
Account = transferDetails.SourceAccount,
Amount = transferDetails.Amount
});
bool credited;
try
{
await context.CallFunctionAsync("CreditAccount",
new
{
Account = transferDetails.DestinationAccount,
Amount = transferDetails.Amount
});
credited = true;
}
catch (Exception)
{
credited = false;
}
if (!credited)
{
// Refund the source account.
// Another try/catch could be used here based on the needs of the application.
await context.CallFunctionAsync("CreditAccount",
new
{
Account = transferDetails.SourceAccount,
Amount = transferDetails.Amount
});
}
}
If the call to the CreditAccount function fails for the destination account, the orchestrator function compensates for this by crediting the funds back to the source account.
Retry on failure
There is currently no first-class support for retrying function calls which fail with an error. However, it is still possible to implement retry manually using code, like in the following example:
public static async Task<bool> Run(DurableOrchestrationContext context)
{
const int MaxRetries = 3;
for (int i = 0; i <= MaxRetries; i++)
{
try
{
await context.CallFunctionAsync("FlakyFunction");
return true;
}
catch { }
}
return false;
}
Note
Automatic retry is currently a planned feature for beta: https://github.com/Azure/azure-functions-durable-extension/issues/30
Function timeouts
It's possible that you may want to abandon a function call within an orchestrator function if it is taking too long to complete. The proper way to do this today is by creating a durable timer using context.CreateTimer
in conjunction with Task.WhenAny
, as in the following example:
public static async Task<bool> Run(DurableOrchestrationContext context)
{
TimeSpan timeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30);
DateTime deadline = context.CurrentUtcDateTime.Add(timeout);
using (var cts = new CancellationTokenSource())
{
Task activityTask = context.CallFunctionAsync("FlakyFunction");
Task timeoutTask = context.CreateTimer(deadline, cts.Token);
Task winner = await Task.WhenAny(activityTask, timeoutTask);
if (winner == activityTask)
{
// success case
cts.Cancel();
return true;
}
else
{
// timeout case
return false;
}
}
}
For more information on timers, see the Durable Timers topic.
Unhandled exceptions
If an orchestrator function fails with an unhandled exception, the details of the exception will be logged and the instance will complete with a Failed
status.


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This example shows how you can show customize error messages by providing a configuration object to the ErrorMessageOverlay UI component
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The logviewer is a tool, created by CBenni, that allows users to check the chat logs of individuals in twitch chat of certain channels.
How to use it
Simply go to the channel page you wish to check logs for, enter a name in the username box and press the "ADD" button, which adds a log view for this user.
Alternatively, you can whisper the logviewer account from any twitch chat or the whisper menu to check for logs, with the following:
/w logviewer #channel username
where #channel
is the channel name (for example, #nl_kripp) and username is the username you want to check. It will respond with the newest logs of this users and a direct link
Slack integration
You can add a slash command to look up chat logs in your Slack team:
- Add Slacks custom slash commands app to your server
- Add a new configuration and call it something like
lv
- Set the URL to
{{location.protocol()+"://"+location.host()+(location.port()=="80"?"":":"+location.port())}}/api/slack/?default_channel={{$parent.$stateParams.channel || "YOUR_CHANNEL_NAME"}}
and change the method to GET
- If the channel doesn't have logs readable by "everyone" (see the settingssettings), then add a token to the URL. Contact me for details.
- Customize the command as you like
- Save
Usage
To check a users logs, you can now use the slash command you just created, for example:
/lv username
- gets the last 10 lines of log for the user username
in the default channel
/lv username 3
- gets the last 3 lines of log for the user username
in the default channel
/lv username channel
- gets the last 10 lines of log for the user username
in the channel channel
/lv username channel 3
- gets the last 3 lines of log for the user username
in the channel channel
Keep in mind only you can see the response!
Discord integration
Coming soon™
FAQ
I want my channel to be logged, can you add me?
You can add your channel yourself:
Go to your settings and enable it!
Log in, go to your settings and enable it!
I want another channel to be logged, can you add it?
I do not log channels without explicit permission by the broadcaster or someone entitled to give permission (this includes official channel managers, group members for shared channels, but usually excludes moderators)
If you fulfill this condition but do not have access to the channel account (in which case you can add it yourself), you can contact me.
How long are logs saved?
As long as my server costs are covered by the voluntary donations. Contact me if you want to make an agreement on permanent log storage.
A certain users logs don't show up, what happened?
There are multiple things that can result in this:
- The user hasn't talked in chat while the logviewer was enabled in the channel.
- The user hasn't talked for more than a month and his logs have been deleted.
- A downtime has caused certain messages not to be recorded.
- Twitch chat has been known to "drop" messages, albeit this has become very rare in recent times.
Can you add/improve a feature?
I am always happy to listen to feedback, requests and suggestions, so please contact me!
Can you remove a feature?
The feature set of the logviewer has been carefully designed and chosen, and in most cases, features are built-in for good. If you feel strongly about something, contact me and I might add a toggle for it.
Can you import my old logs (from another page)?
I have an importer from overrustlelogs, so if you have logs to be imported from there, contact me about it. If it is some other kind of log, talk to me, but don't expect me to write a parser for all kinds of logs.
Why is the user "logviewer" in my channel? Do I need to mod it?
The chat logger connects via twitch chat using the account "logviewer" (and no other username or variation of it). It currently only needs moderator permissions if you want to use the "mod logs" feature and will never talk in chat. It is there to collect logs and receive and store your moderator list as well as notify you of its presence in the user list. DO NOT BAN IT, as this will break the bot for you.
It is protected by Two-Factor-Authentication, meaning it is essentially impossible that it will ever get hacked. If you notice suspicious activity, please notify me immediately.
That icon is great! Who made it?
The icon was made by whsky - I love it!


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$stateProvider
(service in module dotjem.routing
)
Used for configuring states.
Here is a very basic example of configuring states.
angular.module('demo', ['dotjem.routing']). config(['$stateProvider', function($stateProvider) { $stateProvider .state('phones', { ...Parameters for the state... }) .state('tablets', { ...Parameters for the state... }); }]);
In it self that is not really useful, but the state it self can have views added as well as onEnter / onExit handlers.
At this basic level you can also configure multiple views, just add a number of ui - view
directives with unique names, and simply target those from the configuration.
e.g.if we had a main
view and a hint
view we could do.
angular.module('demo', ['dotjem.routing']). config(['$stateProvider', function ($stateProvider) { $stateProvider .state('phones', { views: { 'main': { template: 'phones.html' }, 'hint': { template: { html: '@phones' } } } }) .state('tablets', { views: { 'main': { template: 'tablets.html' }, 'hint': { template: { html: '@tablets' } } } }) }]);
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property, there is a number of ways to configure templates, see $template for more details on that.
Standing alone like this, views are very static , but just like the original angular routing, we can add controllers to a view.
angular.module('demo', ['dotjem.routing']). config(['$stateProvider', function ($stateProvider) { $stateProvider .state('phones', { views: { 'main': { template: 'phones.html', controller: 'PhonesCtrl' }, 'hint': { template: { html: '@phones' } } } }) .state('tablets', { views: { 'main': { template: 'tablets.html', controller: 'TabletsCtrl' }, 'hint': { template: { html: '@tablets' } } } }) }]) .controller('PhonesCtrl', ['$scope', function ($scope) { ... }]) .controller('TabletsCtrl', ['$scope', function ($scope) { ... }]);
Until now we have had a flat list of states, but this doesn't really provide many enhancements over the existing routing concept, even with multiple views, all views are always reloaded. Also it could get quite complex if views dependent on each other couldn't be arranged in a hierarchy.
The $stateProvider
provides configuring states in a hierarchy in two ways.
One way is using a name convention for states where .
is used to separate state levels. So that the state phones.list
becomes a child of phones
, it is important however that phones
is defined before it's children.
angular.module('demo', ['dotjem.routing']). config(['$stateProvider', function($stateProvider) { $stateProvider .state('phones', { views: { 'main': { template: 'phones.html', controller: 'PhonesCtrl' }, 'hint': { template: { html: '@phones' } } } }) .state('phones.list', { views: { 'main.content': { template: 'phones.list.html', controller: 'PhonesListCtrl' }, 'hint': { template: { html<EMAIL_ADDRESS>} } } }) .state('phones.detail', { views: { 'main.content': { template: 'phones.detail.html', controller: 'PhonesDetailsCtrl' }, 'hint': { template: { html<EMAIL_ADDRESS>} } } }) }]) .controller('PhonesCtrl', ['$scope', function ($scope) { ... }]) .controller('PhonesListCtrl', ['$scope', function ($scope) { ... }]) .controller('PhonesDetailsCtrl', ['$scope', function ($scope) { ... }]);
The above may indicate that views also has a child to parent relation in the naming, but this is merely a good naming convention, there is no constraint on how views are named.
It is recommended that they are unique however, unless you diliberately wish to load the same content into multiple areas of a page, if multiple views use the same name within a page, they will load the same content, but they will render independendly.
Adds a new route definition to the $route
service.
fullname – {string} –
Full name of the state, use '.' to seperate parent and child states.
E.g. if the full name "home" is given, the state is directly located under the root. It then becomes possible to register "home.recents" as a child named "recents" under the state "home".
The following registrations would result in the ilustated hierachy.
.state('home', {}) .state('home.recents', {}) .state('home.all', {}) .state('staff', {}) .state('staff.all', {}) .state('staff.single', {})
state – {Object} –
All information about the state.
Object properties:
views
: {Object=}
A list og views to be updated when the state is activated.route
: {string=}
A route to associate the state with,
this will be registered with the $routeProviderresolve
: {Object=}
A list of values to resolve before the state transition completes.onEnter
: {string|function|Object=}
valueonExit
: {string|function|Object=}
valuereloadOnSearch
: {boolean=}
If associated with a route, should that route reload on search.scrollTo
: {string=} An element defined by it's id to scroll to when the state has been loaded.{Object}
– self


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Reports conditional expressions with then and else branches so similar that the conditional expression can be pushed inside, thereby shortening the code.
Example:
double g(int a, int b) {
return a == b ? Math.cos(0) : Math.cos(1);
}
After the quick-fix is applied the result looks like:
double g(int a, int b) {
return Math.cos(a == b ? 0 : 1);
}


In this sample, we will demonstrate common scenarios for Azure Queue Storage that includes creating, listing and deleting queues and messages.
Azure Storage queue service provides cloud messaging between application components. In designing applications for scale, application components are often decoupled, so that they can scale independently. Queue storage delivers asynchronous messaging for communication between application components, whether they are running in the cloud, on the desktop, on an on-premises server, or on a mobile device. Queue storage also supports managing asynchronous tasks and building process work flows.
Cross-origin resource sharing, or CORS, must be configured on the Azure Storage account to be accessed directly from JavaScript in the browser. You are able to set the CORS rules for specific Azure Storage account on the Azure Portal. The "Allowed origins" could be set to "*" to allow all the origins in this sample. For more information about CORS, see Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS).
Importing azure-storage.queue.js
in your HTML file for queue operations.
<script src="azure-storage.queue.js"></script>
The QueueService
object lets you work with queues and messages.
Following code creates a QueueService
object with storage account and SAS Token.
var queueUri = 'https://' + 'STORAGE_ACCOUNT' + '.queue.core.windows.net'; var queueService = AzureStorage.Queue.createQueueServiceWithSas(queueUri, 'SAS_TOKEN');
You can load Azure Storage JavaScript Client Library in a CommonJS or AMD environment by JavaScript module loaders. If no module system is found, global variable AzureStorage.Queue
will be set, which is the start point where we can create service objects for queue and access to the storage utilities.
AzureStorage.Queue
is just like the object require('azure-storage')
returns in Node.js, but limits to Queue related interfaces.
Go to QueueService to view possible methods provided by QueueService
class.
QueueService
based on Storage Account Key for authentication besides SAS Token.
However, for security concerns, we recommend use of a limited time SAS Token, generated by a backend web server using a Stored Access Policy.
Azure Queue storage is a service for storing large numbers of messages that can be accessed from anywhere in the world via authenticated calls using HTTP or HTTPS. A single queue message can be up to 64 KB in size, and a queue can contain millions of messages, up to the total capacity limit of a storage account.
QueueService
provides listQueuesSegmented
and listQueuesSegmentedWithPrefix
for retrieving the queue list under your storage account.
queueService.listQueuesSegmented(null, function (error, results) { if (error) { // List queue error } else { for (var i = 0, queue; queue = results.entries[i]; i++) { // Deal with queue object } } });
QueueService
provides createQueue
and createQueueIfNotExists
for creating a queue under a storage account.
queueService.createQueueIfNotExists('myqueue', function(error, result) { if (error) { // Create queue error } else { // Create queue successfully } });
QueueService
provides deleteQueue
and deleteQueueIfExists
for deleting a queue under a storage account.
queueService.deleteQueueIfExists('myqueue', function(error, result) { if (error) { // Delete queue error } else { // Delete queue successfully } });
The sample will try to create an Azure Storage queue service object based on SAS Token authorization. Enter your Azure Storage account name and SAS Token here. Make sure you have set the CORS rules for the Azure Storage queue service, and the SAS Token is in valid period.
Azure Storage queue service provides plenty of interfaces for queue operations. In following example, you can try to list all the queues under your storage account, and try to create or delete one queue from your account.
Click button to view the queue list under your Azure Storage account
Click button to create a queue under your Azure Storage account:
Click "Delete" button to delete the queue under your Azure Storage account
Click "Select" button to select a queue and operate with the queue messages in next step
A storage Message, in any format, of up to 64 KB. The maximum time that a message can remain in the queue is 7 days.
var encoder = new AzureStorage.Queue.QueueMessageEncoder.TextBase64QueueMessageEncoder()
which is a Base64 encoder and docoder.
If a message content string is encoded with encoder.encode()
, remember to decode it with encoder.decode()
after peek the message.
QueueService
provides peekMessage
and peekMessages
for retrieving the messages list under a queue.
queueService.peekMessages('myqueue', {numOfMessages: 32}, function (error, results) { if (error) { // Peek messages error } else { for (var i = 0, message; message = results[i]; i++) { // Deal with message object } } });
QueueService
provides createMessage
for creating a new message to a queue.
var encoder = new AzureStorage.Queue.QueueMessageEncoder.TextBase64QueueMessageEncoder(); queueService.createMessage('myqueue', encoder.encode('mymessage'), function (error, results, response) { if (error) { // Create message error } else { // Create message successfully } });
QueueService
provides getMessages
and deleteMessage
for dequeuing next message in a queue.
queueService.getMessages('myqueue', function(error, result, response) { if(!error){ // Message text is in messages[0].messageText var message = result[0]; queueService.deleteMessage('myqueue', message.messageId, message.popReceipt, function(error, response){ if(!error){ //message deleted } }); } });
QueueService
provides getMessages
and updateMessage
for updating next message in a queue.
var encoder = new AzureStorage.Queue.QueueMessageEncoder.TextBase64QueueMessageEncoder(); queueService.getMessages('myqueue', function(error, result, response) { if(!error){ // Got the message var message = result[0]; queueService.updateMessage('myqueue', message.messageId, message.popReceipt, 10, {messageText: encoder.encode('new text')}, function(error, result, response){ if(!error){ // Message updated successfully } }); } });
After clicked the "Select" button on the queue list in last step, you are able to operate with the queue messages under the selected queue.
Click button to refresh the message list in your selected queue
Click button to create a message in your selected queue:
Click button to update the top queue message in your selected queue (Dequeued messages will be invisible for 30s by default.):
Click button to dequeue the top queue message in your selected queue:
You can view the source code of this sample for detailed reference.