[ht::head {Wiki Text} ]
<%nochildlist%>
+callout-info
The web pages in RAMADDA are created through its wiki facility. The wiki facility supports both regular wiki markup like Wikipedia uses
as well as special RAMADDA wiki tags that allow for page payout, displaying maps, lists, charts, etc.
-callout
[ug::subheading {Basic Markup} basicmarkup]
The RAMADDA Wiki facility generally follows the format that Wikipedia follows. For example:
[wiki::text {
==Section Heading 1==
===Section Heading 2===
}]
A horizontal line:
[wiki::text {
----
}]
Bulleted lists:
[wiki::text {
* bullet 1
* bullet 2
** sub bullet 1
** sub bullet 2
* bullet 3
}]
The RAMADDA wiki text supports a number of other markup methods using +tag/-tag and :tag syntax.
The "+/-" syntax is for multi-line and the ":" syntax is for single line.
For example, an easy way to add a line break of paragraph (instead of doing <br>, <p>) is:
[wiki::text {
:br
:pr
}]
To center text do:
[wiki::text {
+center
some text
to center
-center
}]
To wrap text in a div do:
[wiki::text {
+div
...
-div
}]
Set the background color or image with:
[wiki::text {
+div color="color"
...
-div
+div image=image_reference
...
-div
+div style="css style"
...
-div
}]
Where image_reference is either:
[wiki::text {
+div image=::name_of_attachment
-div
+div image=this
...
-div
+div image=other_entry_id
...
-div
}]
To add attributes to the div do:
[wiki::text {
+div style="max-height:100px;overflow-y:auto;"
...
-div
}]
To create a button do:
[wiki::text {
:button /url Some label
:button-green /url Some label
:button-blue /url Some label
}]
Will produce:
:button /url Some label
:br
:button-green /url Some label
:br
:button-blue /url Some label
:p
You can escape your wiki text and include raw, unprocessed text with the <nowiki> tag:
[wiki::text {
Some wiki text
<nowiki>
This is text that does not get formatted
</nowiki>
more wiki text
}]
For example, if you want to include javascript in your text do:
[wiki::text {
<nowiki>
<script type="text/JavaScript" >
...
</script>
</nowiki>
}]
[ug::subsubheading {Macros} {macros}]
Macro values can be defined and used later in the wiki page with the :macro and +macro/-macro tags.
To define a macro do:
[wiki::text {
:macro macro_name macro body
or:
+macro macro_name
macro
body
-macro
}]
To use the macro do:
[wiki::text {
:macro macro_name Some text
...
any wiki text here ${macro_name} more text
}]
For example, if you have a number of buttons as described above but want to have
one color for them do:
[wiki::text {
:macro buttonColor -green
...
:button${buttonColor} /url1 Button 1 text
:button${buttonColor} /url2 Button 2 text
}]
Repository wide macros can be defined in the server side properties file in the RAMADDA home directory. Add the below properties:
[wiki::text {
ramadda.wiki.macros=comma separated list of macro names
ramadda.wiki.macro.<macro>=<macro value>
#For example
ramadda.wiki.macros=buttonColor,blockColor
ramadda.wiki.macro.buttonColor-green
ramadda.wiki.macro.blockColor-olivine
}]
Note: the block tag below has a similar feature with the "var" attribute. The difference is that the block tag can be placed at the bottom of the page after the
var that it references is used. The macro tags need to be inline before they are used.
[ug::subsubheading {Blocks} {blocks}]
The <block> tag allows you to easily create a toggle block and/or show or hide content
based on the user's device.
To show a simple toggle block just do:
[xml {
[ug::subsubheading {Sections} sections]
To make page sections use the +section/-section tags.
[wiki::text {
+section
section content
-section
}]
If you append a "#" then the row number is kept track of and an even/odd color scheme is applied.
[wiki::text {
+section #
...
-section
+section #
...
-section
}]
If you append a "----" then a top border is shown:
[wiki::text {
+section
...
-section
+section ----
...
-section
}]
If you add title="..." then a title is added. If you add label="..." then a header is added. The normal use is:
[wiki::text {
+section # title="section 1"
...
-section
+section # label="section 2"
...
-section
+section # label="section 3"
...
-section
}]
Using the {
Here are three equally spaced columns:
[wiki::text {+row
+col-4
Left column contents
-col
+col-4
Center column contents
-col
+col-4
Right column contents
-col
-row
}]
Which results in:
You can set the widths of different columns:
[wiki::text {
+row
+col-2
Left column contents
-col
+col-10
Right column contents
-col
-row
}]
Which results in:
[ug::subsubheading {Accordion} accordion]
You can create an accordion with the accordian tag.
The optional arguments allow you to set the properties of the accordion
as described in the Jquery docs.
[wiki::text {
+accordion heightStyle="auto|fill|content" animate="number of milliseconds" collapsible="true|false" activeSegment="segment number of active segment (0 based)" decorate="true|false"
+segment Accordion 1 Title
Accordion 1 content
-segment
+segment Accordion 2 Title
Accordion 2 content
-segment
-accordion
}]
If decorate=false then no border or background is shown for the headers.
[ht::foot]
How are you
-gridbox
+gridbox
Hello there
How are you
-gridbox
+gridbox Header 3
Hello there
How are you
-gridbox
+gridbox Header 4
Line 1
:br
Line 2
-gridbox
-gridboxes
}]
[ug::subsubheading {Scrollable Tables} tables]
Scrollable HTML tables are supported with the +table/-table tags. The form is below.
Note: any open tr or td tags will be close with the -table tag.
[wiki::text {
+table height=100 stripe=false hover=true searching=false cellborder=false rowborder=false paging=false ordering=false
+tr
+td
heading 1
-td
+td
heading 2
-td
-tr
+tr
+td
column 1
-td
+td
column 2
-td
-tr
...
-table
}]
The attributes of the +table tag are all optional.
There are shortcuts available
[wiki::text {
+table height=100
:tr "heading 1" "heading 2"
+tr
:td column 1
:td column 2
-trow
...
-table
}]
[ug::subsubheading {Grid Layout} gridlayout]
There is support for the Bootstrap CSS grid system. To do a row layout use the following. The "+col-md-..." correspond to Bootstraps column widths, e.g., col-md-\[2,3,4,6,8,9,10,12\].
Basically you can have any number of columns within a row.
Each column has a width, the sum of which adds up to 12.
Note: you can also use +col-<some number> as a short hand,
dropping the "-md"


| Package | com.wemakedigital.framework.state.model |
| Class | public class State |
Defines a state.
Copyright © 2009 Make Digital Ltd. Some rights reserved.
Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| id : String
The state identifier and notification name.
| State |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
State(id:String)
Class constructor.
| State | ||
|
addResponder(responder:IStateResponder):void
Registers an instance to respond to changes in this state.
| State | ||
|
addTransition(transition:Transition):void
Adds a transition.
| State | ||
|
compareResponders(responded:Array):Boolean
Compares an array of responders that have reponded to the array of
responders associated with this state.
| State | ||
|
getResponderAt(index:int):IStateResponder
Gets the responder that exists at the specified index.
| State | ||
|
getResponderTotal():uint
Gets the total number of responders for this state.
| State | ||
|
getTransitionAt(index:int):Transition
Gets the Transition instance that exists at the specified index.
| State | ||
|
getTransitionsByEvent(event:String):Array
Gets an array of Transitions triggered by the specified event.
| State | ||
|
getTransitionTotal():uint
Gets the total number of Transitions.
| State | ||
|
removeResponder(responder:IStateResponder):void
Removes an instance from the list of responders for this state.
| State | ||
|
removeTransition(transition:Transition):void
Remove a previously added transition.
| State |
| id | property |
public var id:String
The state identifier and notification name.
| State | () | constructor |
public function State(id:String)
Class constructor.
Parametersid:String — The identifier of the state.
|
| addResponder | () | method |
public function addResponder(responder:IStateResponder):void
Registers an instance to respond to changes in this state.
Parametersresponder:IStateResponder — An IStateResponder instance.
|
| addTransition | () | method |
public function addTransition(transition:Transition):void
Adds a transition.
Parameterstransition:Transition — A Transition instance.
|
| compareResponders | () | method |
public function compareResponders(responded:Array):Boolean
Compares an array of responders that have reponded to the array of responders associated with this state.
Parametersresponded:Array — The array of IStateResponder objects.
|
Boolean — true if all the responders associated with this state have
responded, false otherwise.
|
| getResponderAt | () | method |
public function getResponderAt(index:int):IStateResponder
Gets the responder that exists at the specified index.
Parametersindex:int — The index position in the array.
|
IStateResponder —
The IStateResponder instance.
|
| getResponderTotal | () | method |
public function getResponderTotal():uint
Gets the total number of responders for this state.
Returnsuint — The length of the responder array.
|
| getTransitionAt | () | method |
public function getTransitionAt(index:int):Transition
Gets the Transition instance that exists at the specified index.
Parametersindex:int — The index position in the array.
|
Transition —
The transition.
|
| getTransitionsByEvent | () | method |
public function getTransitionsByEvent(event:String):Array
Gets an array of Transitions triggered by the specified event.
Parametersevent:String — The event name.
|
Array — The Array of transitions.
|
| getTransitionTotal | () | method |
public function getTransitionTotal():uint
Gets the total number of Transitions.
Returnsuint — The length of the transitions array.
|
| removeResponder | () | method |
public function removeResponder(responder:IStateResponder):void
Removes an instance from the list of responders for this state.
Parametersresponder:IStateResponder — An IStateResponder instance.
|
| removeTransition | () | method |
public function removeTransition(transition:Transition):void
Remove a previously added transition.
Parameterstransition:Transition — A Transition instance.
|


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Linux and open source development is not a zero sum game. This was the explicit message from Ubuntu Technical Architect Allison Randal’s keynote speech at LinuxCon, but the sentiment had been articulated in a number of ways all week long from everyone here. The processes by which a company makes great open source software improve the world for everyone.
“Free software is a fundamentally superior model for developing software,” Randal repeated several times. In addition to the classic Linus’ Law (“given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow”), Randal put forward the claim that human beings long to be part of something greater than themselves, and free software development satisfies that in spades.
According to Randal, the future of technological innovation is not stealing limited resources away from one another, but creating new resources — and new opportunities to create new resources — together in a rich ecosystem. The term “ecosystem” came up several times in my chat with Dr. Irving Wladawsky-Berger, Chairman Emeritus of IBM Academy of Technology and Dan Frye, Vice President of IBM Open Systems Development. Frye made it clear that IBM’s efforts with Linux are to be a “solutions company” as opposed to a product company. IBM doesn’t make their own Linux distribution, but they work hard to contribute to the kernel and other key open projects that bring value to IBM’s customers.
It’s all about collaboration, and working together with other open source participants. Sometimes this means collaborating with direct competitors, but IBM “gets it” that this collaboration on open source creates new resources for everyone, and they’re not in a cut throat competition for a finite number of customer dollars. Certainly they compete strenuously in a variety of markets, and sometimes they compete strenuously against the companies with whom they’re simultaneously collaborating on open source. But it’s not a zero sum game.
Wladawsky-Berger continued the “solutions company” explanation by pointing out that a skyscraper is never built by a single company. Legions of small companies with specific expertise work together under the guidance of a project manager to coordinate and execute their specific tasks in the right order. This is ultimately how IBM envisions themselves, as a leader in the open source ecosystem working to enable new workloads for their customers.
There are many ways to thrive within the open source ecosystem. Whether its an unwavering dedication to kernel excellence (a la Linus Torvalds and Greg Kroah-Hartman) or a dedication to producing viable, usable tools for everyone to use to avoid reinventing the wheel. The Yocto project is working on this for the embedded space, just as SUSE, under the fresh leadership of Attachmate, is making available their Open Build Service to help people roll packages for multiple distributions. SUSE is also sharing their SUSE Studio to allow ISVs and companies to develop and maintain their own Linux build for use in appliances and “golden master” images. You don’t have to be a SUSE customer to use these tools.
But all of this collaboration doesn’t always happen naturally. Companies are still beholden to shareholders and their bottom line, after all. So sometimes it takes a neutral third party to get the interested parties together, provide neutral ground for discussion and shepherd the communications channels. That’s where the Linux Foundation comes into play. They provide much of the framework and stewardship of the communication between competitors that result in unparalleled technical advancement across so many industries.
“Free software is a fundamentally superior model for developing software,” said Allison Randal. Eucalyptus Systems’ Marten Mickos took it one step farther: “Any company with an IT strategy needs an open source strategy.” It’s important to recognize –and embrace! — the larger ecosystem of Linux and open source software, and to find a way to collaborate within it to increase the number of available resources for which to compete.
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- Updated SeaBIOS to rel-<IP_ADDRESS> with new TPM menu option. For details how to use the menu options for TPM please refer to the documentation.
- Rebased with official coreboot repository commit 28def8b.
- Created a repository structure for apu2-documentatation repository for better overview of the contents inside the documentation repository.
- Performed comprehensive research of fastboot capability for PC Engines platforms. The outcome is available here. In short, it is not possible to achieve Intel like fastboot feature, which allows to skip full memory training during boot using stored configuration in MRC cache. That is also an official AMD statement, that the fastboot is possible only during S3 wakeup.
- We have been reached by our customers with a question about ROCA TPM vulnerability for Infineon SLB9665 chips present on TPM1a modules. The engineers verified that the TPMs are vulnerable. For details and mitigation refer to the documentation. The document describes how to upgrade TPM firmware and get rid of the vulnerability.
- Added a list of supported and verified mPCIe modules. The list also describes known issues with modules and workarounds to get the modules working properly. Please check the list when encountered any issues with mPCIe modules. Contribution is welcome. Also be sure to check whether the slot is compatible with the module. In order to do so, look at the interfaces connected to each mPCIe slot here and the interfaces required by the module in its product specification etc.
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The chart shows the total files changed from release tag against the rebase point of given release specified in CHANGELOG (CHANGELOG.md and gitlab-ci.yml excluded from statistics). Check the statistics with:
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72 files changed, 2240 insertions(+), 138 deletions(-)
The chart represents the total line added and deleted on the PC Engines coreboot fork against the rebase point for a given release. Check the statistics with:
git diff --stat 7a732b4 ':(exclude)gitlab-ci.yml' ':(exclude)CHANGELOG.md'
72 files changed, 2240 insertions(+), 138 deletions(-)
Two files have not been included in the diff as mentioned above since they are not a part of coreboot tree.
Testing
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PC Engines hardware configuration matrix - hardware configurations available for testing in 3mdeb laboratory.
-
PC Engines release validation results - please note there are separate sheets for each board-release.
Test changes in this release:
- Added automatic test for ROCA TPM vulnerability (1 test-case)
- Added Quectel EP06 and WLE1216V5-20 modems detection tests (3 test-cases)
- Added Wake On Lan feature verification test (1 test-case)
- Added bootorder verification test (1 test-case)
- Added CPB (Core Performance Boost) enable/disable tests (3 test-cases)
- Fixed test regarding booting Xen over iPXE (boot and login problem)
- Verified OPNsense installation on all bootable devices (OS-table)
- Improved cooling system in the 3mdeb laboratory (better platforms stability)
- Mainline:
- PASSED: 341 (+23)
- FAILED: 11 (-3)
- PASSED [%]: 96,88% (+1.1%)
The improvement of the PASSED tests coverage results from adding 9 test-cases and populating all Ethernet ports in PC Engines platforms in the rack infrastructure (some test-cases are now supported by all tested platforms).
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Module holds a couple of classes related to launching code in a daemon process.
The key usage concept is that the parent process should instantiate DaemonCtl, passing the method for the daemon to run, and the arguments to pass to that method. This will launch a daemon which runs as specified, and the DaemonCtl object that is instantated in the parent process then has methods for communicating with the daemon and testing return values.
The Daemon class is instantiated in the daemon. However, the user-provided method should probably not refer to this directly, and indeed the method does not need to be written with any awareness that it is running as a daemon. However, a module-level function called weWereSignalled() is provided so that the daemon can test whether signals were received.
Bases: Daemon.DaemonBase
Daemon running code. To instantiate in the child (daemon) process itself.
Note this is done automagically - the user code does not have to care about this.
sig: signal value or string
Tests if we have received a signal from the parent and returns a boolean.
Bases: object
Base class for deamon classes. Has one method to get a signal.
Bases: Daemon.DaemonBase
Daemon control code. To instantiate in the parent process.
Wrapper around self.__fork()
Returns the forked process id.
wait: Boolean, if wait is set then wait until it finishes.
Returns the return status of the daemon.
Check if the daemon is running
Returns a boolean of whether the process is running or not.
Launch a daemon process. The arguments in args and kwargs are passed to the Daemon instance.
Returns the process id.
sig: is the signal number or string.
Sends a signal to the daemon process
Sends term, then kill signal.
Returns exit value.
Bases: object
Simple mutable object for storing a single item.
Code that can be called by the daemon to test whether a given signal was received (which needs to have been a signal specified at the time when the daemon was launched - see argument “signals” in Daemon.__init__ that are passed via DaemonCtl.launch). Note that “sig” may be a name (e.g. USR1) or a number.
If the process wasn’t actually launched as a daemon by this module, then the action depends on whether optional argument requireDaemon is set (raise an exception) or not (just return False).


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Function rex_mediapool_isAllowedMimeType
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Located at redaxo/src/addons/mediapool/functions/function_rex_mediapool.php
Parameters summary
string |
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Return value summary
boolean
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Navarin is a wonderfully warming French lamb stew. Try it with rosemary dumplings and delicious roasted veg for a hearty meal.
Preheat the oven to 170C/325F/Gas 3.
Sprinkle the flour onto a plate and dredge the chopped lamb pieces in the flour until coated. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat the oil in a large lidded casserole and fry the lamb, turning frequently, for 3-4 minutes, or until browned all over. (You may need to do this in batches.) Remove each batch of lamb from the casserole and set aside.
Add the shallots to the casserole the lamb was cooked in and fry for 2-3 minutes, then add the rosemary and carrots and continue to cook for a further 1-2 minutes.
Return the browned lamb to the pan, pour in the chicken stock and bring the mixture to a simmer.
Cover the casserole with a lid and transfer to the oven to cook for 1¼-1½ hours, or until the lamb is tender and the sauce has thickened slightly.
Meanwhile, for the rosemary dumplings, sift the flour, baking powder and salt into a bowl. Stir in the suet and rosemary and add enough water until the mixture comes together as a dough.
Using floured hands, roll spoonfuls of the dough into small balls.
Remove the casserole from the oven and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Place the dumplings into the casserole, cover with a lid and return to the oven for a further 20-25 minutes, or until the dumplings are cooked through. Remove from the oven and set aside.
For the roasted onions and parsnips, increase the oven to 200C/390F/Gas 6.
Mix the onions and parsnips with the oil in a baking tray. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper and roast in the oven for 25-30 minutes, or until golden-brown and tender.
To serve, reheat the lamb rump navarin, if necessary. Divide the roast onions and parsnips among 4 serving plates. Spoon the lamb navarin alongside and top with a few dumplings.


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Story: Locust birds
Locust birds
Title
Locust birds
Collection
Summary
Locust birds not to be molested; etc. By /han≠kass’o (L VIII.-31. 8763-8765, 8763 rev. and 8764 rev.). |han≠kass'o's grandfather ordered him not to throw stones at the locust birds, for if he did the locusts (and the locust birds) would disappear.
Comments
1) p.8764v: people's arms become sore from throwing stones at swallows and locust birds; Tsatsi was not 'patient', 2) See also Throwing stones at locusts and The locust bird or ||kerri, 3) This story is found in Book VIII-31
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
23 August 1879
Categories
History (personal), Plants and animals
Keywords
locusts (the locust birds are their things) , locusts (and locust bird or ||kerri) , locusts (if the locust bird is killed they disappear) , locusts (prohibitions relating to) , locust birds (||kerri) , locust birds (and |han≠kass'o's grandfather, Tsatsi) , locust birds (prohibitions relating to) , locust birds (the treatment of) , locust birds (respecting) , locust birds (throwing stones at) , locust birds (if they are killed the locusts and the birds disappear and people become ill) , locust birds (are locust's things) , locust birds ('locust's little birds they are') , illness (of the throwing arm) , illness (caused by the ill-treatment of swallows and locust birds) , illness (and the killing of locust birds) , stones (throwing them at locust birds causes illness and is prohibited) , stones (|han≠kass'o told not to throw them at locust birds by Tsatsi) , |han≠kass'o (about his maternal grandfather, Tsatsi) , |han≠kass'o (his personal history) , |han≠kass'o (how Tsatsi told him not to throw stones at locust birds) , Tsatsi (|han≠kass'o's maternal grandfather) , Tsatsi (told |han≠kass'o not to throw stones at locust birds) , Tsatsi (his behaviour) , Tsatsi (his temperament) , Tsatsi ('was not wont to be patient') , Tsatsi (his personal history) , personal history (of Tsatsi and |han≠kass'o) , personal history (|han≠kass'o's grandfather Tsatsi ordered him not to throw stones at the locust birds) , name (the locust bird is called the ||kerri) , bird (the locust bird or ||kerri) , respect (for the locust bird or ||kerri) , teaching (of children about respecting the locust bird or ||kerri) , teaching (|han≠kass'o's grandfather Tsatsi ordered him not to throw stones at the locust birds) , education (of children about respecting the locust bird or ||kerri) , education (|han≠kass'o's grandfather Tsatsi ordered him not to throw stones at the locust birds)
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| ai.h2o | h2o-bindings | <IP_ADDRESS> | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| com.fasterxml.jackson.datatype | jackson-datatype-guava | 2.9.8 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| com.fasterxml.jackson.module | jackson-module-parameter-names | 2.9.8 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| com.github.mauricioaniche | ck | 0.2.0 | jar | Apache License, Version 2.0 |
| com.google.guava | guava | 27.1-jre | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| org.apache.commons | commons-math3 | 3.6.1 | jar | Apache License, Version 2.0 |
| org.eclipse.jdt | org.eclipse.jdt.core | 3.17.0 | jar | Eclipse Public License - v 2.0 |
| org.eclipse.jgit | org.eclipse.jgit | <IP_ADDRESS>806211838-r | jar | Eclipse Distribution License (New BSD License) |
| org.slf4j | log4j-over-slf4j | 1.7.25 | jar | Apache Software Licenses |
| org.sonarsource.sonarqube | sonar-ws | 7.0 | jar | GNU LGPL 3 |
| org.springframework.boot | spring-boot-starter-actuator | 2.1.5.RELEASE | jar | Apache License, Version 2.0 |
| org.springframework.boot | spring-boot-starter-data-rest | 2.1.5.RELEASE | jar | Apache License, Version 2.0 |
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The role within the QWAC Certificate does not contain the role AIS.
In this case you should receive a similar error:
{{ '{' }}
"timestamp":<PHONE_NUMBER>991,
"status": 403,
"error": "Forbidden",
"message": "You don't have access to this resource",
"path": "/v1/consents"
{{ '}' }}
Solution: Either create a new certificate containing the role AIS and embed this certificate in your request or decode your certificate and check the qcStatement which should contain "PSP_AI".
Another possibility is that the attribute "recurringIndicator" within
your request is set to "false", while the attribute "frequencyPerDay"
does not equal "1". By default the "recurringIndicator" should be "true"
since a TPP wants to access the account data in the addressed period of
time. When the TPP however wants to just display a list of possible
accounts to the PSU, a one-time access is enough.
In this case you should receive the following Error:
{{ '{' }}
"tppMessages": [
{{ '{' }}
"category": "ERROR",
"code": "FORMAT_ERROR",
"path": null,
"text": "Format of certain request fields are not matching the XS2A requirements."
{{ '}' }}
],
"_links": null
{{ '}' }}
Solution: If you want to access the account data using this consent just once, change the value of "frequencyPerDay" to "1". Otherwise assign "true" to the "recurringIndicator".
It is possible that the issued consent does not permit this operation.
An AIS-Consent defines three levels of access. The first level allows
access to "accounts", the second to "balances" and the third to
"transactions". Combinations are possible and a selection of either
"balances" or "transactions" grants access to "accounts" as well. A
consent granting access to e.g. accounts and transactions does not allow
to call the balance endpoint.
In this case you should receive the following error:
TODO
Solution: Ask the PSU to create a new consent allowing you access the
appropriate endpoints.
Another reason might be that the consent status is not valid. A status will e.g. expire automatically when the "expirationDate" defined within the consent is exceeded. It might also be possible that an error occurred while performing SCA. For more detailed information see FAQs on Strong Customer Authentication.
By default a new created transaction/consent has the status "received". In order to perform SCA using REDIRECT approach, the sandbox provides a Redirect Server where the status gets updated depending on the PSU. Since SCA for REDIRECT is simplified for this sandbox, it is enough to pass a PSU-ID via Query-Parameter to simulate the whole SCA. An example is provided in the following:
https://sandbox-api.dev.adorsys.de/v1/online-banking/init/pis/5239763c-8641-41cc-a354-d52d35da0c9e?psu-id=PSU-Successful
The Query Parameter "psu-id" is mandatory. If it is not provided, the Redirect Server will display a default error message.
If the transaction/consent status is "received", it can be possible that
the PSU-ID does not match IBAN in the payment initiation or consent
creation request. The mapping between PSU-ID and IBAN(s) is documented
in the developer portal.
If the status doesn't change even though SCA was performed and the IBAN
matches the PSU-ID, check the PSU-ID for typos and case sensitivity.
In order to access the XS2A API, a TPP needs to have a valid Qualified Website Authentication Certificate (QWAC) which usually gets issued by a registered Trust Service Provider. For the use of this sandbox you can issue test certificates here: https://sandbox-portal.dev.adorsys.de/app/certificate-service . You get a self signed certificate (.pem) and a corresponding private key (.key) embedded in a .zip file.
Once you received a QWAC you need to embed it to your request. There are
many tools to perform REST calls. We explain configuration with two of
the most common ones - cURL and Postman.
cURL: add the .pem file using "--cert ./certificate.pem" and the private
key using "--key ./private.key". Note that you may need to adapt the
relative path to your files.
Postman: Navigate to "Preferences > Certificates > Add Certificate" and
set the host url (in our examples this would be
"sandbox-api.dev.adorsys.de"). Note that "https://" as well as the port
443 are already set. Then add your .pem and .key file. The passphrase
must be left empty.
Requests might still not work even though a certificate is added. This
happens when certificates expire. Each certificate has an attribute
"validUntil" with the expiration date.
In this case you should receive the following error:
{{ '{' }}
"tppMessages": [
{{ '{' }}
"category": "ERROR",
"code": "CONSENT_EXPIRED",
"path": null,
"text": "The consent was created by this TPP but has expired and needs to be renewed"
{{ '}' }}
],
"_links": null
{{ '}' }}
You need the PSU to create a new consent and use the new consentId.
Another possibility is that the certificate does not contain the role
you need for your request. E.g. having the role "PIS" does not permit
you to create consents.
In such a case you should receive the following error:
{{ '{' }}
"tppMessages": [
{{ '{' }}
"category": "ERROR",
"code": "CONSENT_INVALID",
"path": null,
"text": "The consent was created by this TPP but is not valid for the addressed service/resource"
{{ '}' }}
],
"_links": null
{{ '}' }}
Solution: Ask the PSU to create a new consent allowing you access the appropriate endpoints.


The validation is an essential functionality of any existing web application. To automatically validate incoming requests,
we leverage class-validator package which
built-in ValidationPipe
makes use of underneath. The ValidationPipe
provides a convenient method
to validate incoming client payloads with a variety of powerful validation rules.
In Pipes chapter, we went through the process of building a simplified validation pipe. To better understand what we're doing under the hood, we heavily recommend to read this article. Here, we'll mainly focus on the real use-cases instead.
For the sake of this tutorial, we'll bind ValidationPipe
to the whole application, thus, all endpoints will
be automatically protected from the incorrect data.
{{ autoValidation }}
To test our pipe, let's create a basic endpoint.
{{ createEndpoint }}
Then, add a few validation rules in our CreateCatDto
.
{{ createCatDto }}
Now, when someone requests our endpoint with an invalid email
, the application would respond
with a 400 Bad Request
code and the following response body.
{{ badRequest }}
Obviously, the response body is not a sole use-case for theValidationPipe
. Imagine, that we would like to
accept
:id
in the endpoint path. Only numbers shall be valid though. This is pretty simple as well.
{{ findOneEndpoint }}
And FindOneParams
looks like below.
{{ findOneParams }}
Error messages help a lot in order to comprehend what was wrong with the data sent through the network. However, in some production environments, you might want to disable detailed errors.
{{ disableErrors }}
Now, error messages won't be populated to the end user.
Quite frequently, we would like only predefined (whitelisted) properties to be passed on. For instance, if we expect email
and
password
properties, when someone sends age
, this property should be stripped and not available
in the DTO. To enable such behavior, set whitelist
to true
.
{{ strippingProperties }}
This setting will enable auto-stripping of non-whitelisted (without any decorator on top of them) properties. However, if
you want to stop the request processing entirely, and return an error response to the user, use forbidNonWhitelisted
instead.
The ValidationPipe
doesn't automatically transform your payloads to the corresponding DTO classes. If you
take a look at either createCatDto
or findOneParams
in your controller methods, you will notice
that they're not actual instances of these classes. To enable auto-transformation, set transform
to true
.
{{ transforming }}
All these guidelines cornern both WebSockets as well as microservices, regardless of transport method that is being used.
In order to read more about custom validators, error messages, and available decorators, visit this page.


//Modifiers
exports.Reset = '\x1b[0m'
exports.Bold = '\x1b[1m'
exports.Dim = '\x1b[2m'
exports.Underscore = '\x1b[4m'
exports.Blink = '\x1b[5m'
exports.Reverse = '\x1b[7m'
exports.Hidden = '\x1b[8m'
//Colors
exports.NoColor = '\x1b[N'
exports.Black = '\x1b[30m'
exports.Red = '\x1b[31m'
exports.Green = '\x1b[32m'
exports.Yellow = '\x1b[33m'
exports.Blue = '\x1b[34m'
exports.Magenta = '\x1b[35m'
exports.Cyan = '\x1b[36m'
exports.White = '\x1b[37m'
//Backgrounds
exports.BgBlack = '\x1b[40m'
exports.BgRed = '\x1b[41m'
exports.BgGreen = '\x1b[42m'
exports.BgYellow = '\x1b[43m'
exports.BgBlue = '\x1b[44m'
exports.BgMagenta = '\x1b[45m'
exports.BgCyan = '\x1b[46m'
exports.BgWhite = '\x1b[47m' |


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I love working with my teams to develop software for people's lives, especially Vietnamese people. I love using the agile / scrum framework during development progress too.
Manage software projects including but not limited to estimating, project planning, project budgeting, resource management, risk management, quality management,...
Strong experience in software development models: Agile / Scrum, Kanban.
Technical background, with good understanding in software development including Web (BE & FE), Mobile and Server technologies.
Excellent in data structure and algorithm system thinking.
Have experience to setting and config Jira as a Task Management, Monitoring, Tracking and Reporting tools.
Good knowledge of security in Software development.
Strong experience working in PHP, NodeJS Development and alternative frameworks.
Strong knowledge of databases designing (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MSSQL, Redis,...).
Have experience working in Mobile (Android, iOS, Flutter) & Frontend Development.
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Positions
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Savvycom JSC
Technical Project Manager
Main responsibilities:
Make sure the project will be delivered on-time, within scope and budget; maintain product quality and bring great customer satisfaction.
Develop project scopes and objectives, involving all relevant stakeholders.
Coordinate with Development Team make sure of technical feasibility.
Assemble and lead project team to make sure the most important and urgent tasks are completed first, engage the whole team into common project goal.
Develop a detailed plan to monitor project progress, measure member performance.
Team Size: 10 - 14 members
Projects:
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Main responsibilities:
Make sure that all projects are delivered on-time, within scope and budget; maintain product quality and bring great customer satisfaction.
Coordinate with AM develop project scopes and objectives, involving all relevant stakeholders.
Coordinate with Development Team make sure of technical feasibility.
Assemble and lead project team to make sure the most important and urgent tasks are completed first, engage the whole team into common project goal.
Guide and coach the team and organization to follow Agile/Scrum practices.
Build the team working-process with Agile / Scrum (using Jira as a Task Management tool).
Develop a detailed plan to monitor project progress, measure member performance.
Coordinate with BA and AM to analysis requirements.
Interview the candidates (Developers and Testers).
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Coordinate with PO develop project scopes and objectives, involving all relevant stakeholders and make sure of technical feasibility.
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Build the team working-process with Agile / Scrum (using Jira as a Task Management tool).
Develop a detailed plan to monitor project progress, measure member performance (combining Jira reports and Power BI).
Coordinate with BA and PO to analysis requirements.
Interview the candidates (Developers and Testers).
Setup project base and implement some difficult features.
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Manage software development projects including but not limited to project planning, project budgeting, resource management, risk management, quality management
Analysis requirements and discuss with the customers.
Monitor progress and keep stakeholders informed the entire way.
Coordinate with BOM to make company processes.
Guide and coach the team and organization to follow Agile/Scrum practices.
Proactively monitor and troubleshoot bugs and performance issues.
Manage some company projects to build useful tools and software for internal purposes.
Interview the company's candidates.
Review code for some members on the team.
Team Size: 6 - 12 members
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Main responsibilities:
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Projects:
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Analyst project requirements.
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Develop Web Backend and Web-Service.
Support Mobile team when they integrating with API.
Support Mobile team implement some difficult features.


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Practise arrays. You might find useful help here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array
To copy an array use array.slice() to make a real copy, not a shallow one.
Create a variable array2
holding an array with the words: [beef,chicken,pork,sausage,tofu]
. Return the element on position: 2
in array2.
Answer with the result.
Use the variable array2
. Concatenate the first item and the last item as a string. Separate the string with -
.
Answer with the result.
Create an array, array1
, with the items 49,72,-10,0,-412,739,6,1500
.
Merge the two arrays, array1
and array2
, into a third variable array3
.
Answer with array3.
Create a variable array21
as a clone of array2
.
Sort array21
.
(Hint: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3978492/javascript-fastest-way-to-duplicate-an-array-slice-vs-for-loop)
Answer with the resulting array.
Create a variable array11
as a copy of array1
.
Sort array11
according to its values. The smallest value comes first and the largest value comes last.
Answer with the resulting array.
Create a variable array22
which holds the same content as array2
- but all strings are uppercase.
Use the built-in Array-function map()
to solve it.
Answer with the array.
Create a new array, array12
. It should contain all positive numbers from the array1
.
Use the built-in array-function filter()
to solve it.
Answer with the resulting array.
Create a function arrayAverage()
that takes one array as argument and returns the average of all elements in that array.
Try out the function using array1
and answer with the rounded integer result.
Learn how to modify arrays.
Create a new array myArray
and make it a copy of array1
. Switch place on the first and the last element, with the help of built-in array-functions.
Use the array-functions pop(), push(), shift() and unshift()
.
Answer with myArray
.
In myArray
change the 3rd and 4th
value to the boolean value false
using built-in array-function splice()
.
Answer with the resulting array.
Remove the 4th and 5th
item in ‘myArray’. Then insert the string MEGA
after the item 3rd
. Answer with the resulting array.
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Among the most famous of Chinese teas is the oolong Tea, also known as the black dragon tea because of its dark, long, and curled-leaf appearance. Oolong is a powerful, yet natural anti-oxidant with lots of flavor. Grown on the mountainous landscape of northern Fujian, Chinese Oolong is the official tea used in the 400 year-old ancient Chinese Fujian Tea Ceremony; this ceremony takes place for the sole purpose of celebrating the art of tea and the tea itself. Once imbued with magnolia and steeped, this Oolong tea offers extraordinary benefits both in taste and health; the complement to each other is flawless!


I made it up to Basel, and spent a couple of days there. A loop through Germany and a loop through France were nice, too. Now I'm ready for my week in L.A., on the way to Senegal!
Hiking around Holderbank
Holderbank is in the middle of a natural park, with hiking trails all around, so I spent my day there hiking. It was a good 7 hour hike through the hills, with truly breathtaking scenery.
Riding down to Basel
The trip to Basel was a climb of about 50 meters, followed by about 600 meters of descent, spread over maybe 20km. Wheeeee! Also, Brrrr! I'm glad I got that American Heritage Collegate Division Brooklyn NYC sweatshirt the other day… It was about 10 degrees (50 F), and I didn't need to pedal for a good hour.
I went to St. Louis, France, which is just over the border. Food and lodging are a lot cheaper in France, and it's only 3km to the center of Basel. Besides, I'm mostly going to be bicycling around, and it's nice to be out of the center of town.
Germany and the Black Forest
I had three nights at an absolutely lovely Airbnb near Basel, which gave me two days to bike around. I guess I could have seen Basel, but it was the last two days of me having a bicycle, and I wanted to make the most of it. For day one, it was Deutschland über alles. I went north along the Rhine next to France, and then east up through the Black Forest, returning along the Rhine where it borders Switzerland.
In Germany, the owner/cook (I think) at a little hotel/restaurant had me going. He spoke English and knew I didn't speak German, but when I said I'd need some help understanding the menu, he grunted and moved on. His wife (I think) came to take the order, and she spoke neither French nor English. She went away saying what I'm sure was “Men! I knew he shoud have come out to translate. What are you going to do?”
A little later, he came out and said “Unacceptable! Coming to a country and speaking not a word! When I go to a country, I learn at least a few words; a minimum.” He deadpanned it perfectly. Realize, we're close enough to France that my cellphone was still on the French network. I asked, “Are you serious? You're annoyed?” He said “no,” but didn't change expression, so I though it might have been a “no, it's not OK,” and not “no, I'm not annoyed.” He was joking, but he held the tension for a pretty impressively long time!
Looping through France to Mulhouse
For my final day of touring, I took the bike path along the canal up to Mulhouse. Mulhouse isn't on the tourist map, but it has a pleasant enough downtown. I tried to loop back on the other Eurovelo route, but it wasn't well signposted, and went through a bunch of towns on shared roads, so I turned around and went back along the same canal path. It was a nice 80 km round trip to finish up my bicycle touring.
Back to Geneva
Next, I took the train back to Geneva. It was about seventy-five bucks for me, and twenty-five for the bike, and had a connection in Biel/Bienne. It was kind of fun doing in three hours what I spend a week doing the other direction, but the bike ride was more interesting.
I stayed in Fernay-Voltare, on the French side of the border, because again, it's a lot cheaper. I had a wonderful Airbnb with a gentleman from the Ivory Coast who works for the UN.
I also had a bit of Peace Corps excitement. It seems that too many of us passed legal and medical clearance for Senegal, so it was over-subscribed. The country director called and asked if I'd be willing to go to The Gambia on October 7, or Guinea two months later. After a day of browing around and reading up on The Gambia, I said “OK” to that, but no to Guinea. Among other things, I'm homeless! In the end, though, The Gambia filled up too, so I'll be going to Senegal, as originally planned.
I'm glad that 15 euros I spent having cellphone service for two months paid off! OK, I did use it for making reservations and such too, but most of the calls I got were wrong numbers, for some guy named Eamon who probably had the number before me.
CERN, and bicycle delivery
I had a day in Geneva, so I went out to CERN, to take a gander at some muons and neutrinos. CERN, the European Center for Nuclear Research, is the particle accelerator that straddles the Swiss/French border. I was hoping to find out when they're going to make a black hole that destroys the solar system and all life as we know it, but they didn't have an exhibit on that. I guess they're planning to surprise us.
Goodbye, Europe!
Well, that was quite a trip! It's a little unreal to be going back to L.A., especially since it's just for a week.
I don't know that I have any cosmic insights or anything.
This kind of bicycling has a certain zen-like quality; my
mind was occupied, but I never really felt busy. It was an
absolutely lovely way to spend a couple of months. It
was mostly about simple things, like the feeling of
bicycling along on a crisp morning, watching the scenery
go by and looking forward to a picnic lunch.
There is a certain feeling of accomplishment from going what I think was about 2000 km (maybe 1400 miles?) Part of why I did this was to sort of prove to myself that I can still do something semi-athletic. In that, I was certainly successful. All the hiking and bicycling has me feeling really confident about my physical shape, even though my walking is still (and will always be) compromised. So that's a nice outcome, and worth the price of admission!
I defintely didn't see all the tourist sites, or do a bunch of wild stuff. Inded, all the exercise had me sleeping maybe 9-10 hours a night (maybe an hour more than my normal pattern). I could see myself doing this again. Maybe a trip from France up to Scandinavia, after Peace Corps? If I do, I'll definitely skip the tent and the sleeping bag :-)


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pyfos_brocade_fibrechannel_switch
- PyFOS module to provide REST support for an FC switch.¶
The pyfos_brocade_fibrechannel_switch
provides a REST support for an FC switch.
-
class
pyfos_brocade_fibrechannel_switch.
fibrechannel_switch
(dictvalues={})¶ Class of FC Switch
Important Class Members:
Attribute Name Description Frequently Used Methods name The WWN name of switch. set_name()
peek_name()
domain-id The domain ID of the switch. peek_domain_id()
user-friendly-name The user friendly name of the switch. set_user_friendly_name()
peek_user_friendly_name()
fcid The FCID of the switch. peek_fcid()
vf-id The VFID of the switch. peek_vf_id()
principal Whether principal or not. peek_principal()
enabled-state Enabled or disabled state. set_enabled_state()
peek_enabled_state()
up-time The uptime of the switch. peek_up_time()
model The model of the switch. peek_model()
firmware-version The FOS version of the switch. peek_firmware_version()
ip-address/ip-address A list of IPv4/IPv6 addresses. set_ip_address_ip_address()
peek_ip_address_ip_address()
ip-static-gateway-list/ ip-static-gateway IPv4 and IPv6 static gateway addresses for the switch IP. set_ip_static_gateway_list_ip_static_gateway()
peek_ip_static_gateway_list_ip_static_gateway()
subnet-mask IPv4 subnet mask of the switch IP network. set_subnet_mask()
peek_subnet_mask()
domain-name The DNS domain name of switch. set_domain_name()
peek_domain_name()
dns-servers/dns-server A list of addresses of DNS servers containing the map of switch domain names to IPv4/IPv6 addresses. set_dns_servers_dns_server()
peek_dns_servers_dns_server()
fabric-user-friendly-name The user friendly name of the fabric. set_fabric_user_friendly_name()
peek_fabric_user_friendly_name()
ag-mode Enables or disables AG mode. set_ag_mode()
peek_ag_mode()
banner The login banner message. set_banner()
peek_banner()
is-enabled-state Enabled or disabled state. set_enabled_state()
peek_enabled_state()
operational-status Current state of the switch. peek_operational_status()
-
get
(session, name=None)¶ Returns a
fibrechannel_switch
object or a list of objects with attributes gathered from the switch. If an optional name is given, returns either an object matching the WWN of the switch or an empty object.Each object can be printed using
pyfos_util.response_print()
, and individual attributes can be accessed through peek methods.Parameters: session – The session handler returned by pyfos_auth.login()
.Return type: A fibrechannel_switch
object if there is only one switch within the fabric or a list of objects if there is more than one switch.
-
patch
(session)¶ Applies configurable attribute(s) within the object to the switch.
Below Is an Example Using Individual Sets:
# initialize the switch object switch = pyfos_switch.fibrechannel_switch() # set the enabled-state attribute to enable the switch switch.set_enabled_state(pyfos_switch.ENABLE) # execute HTTP patch command to apply the object to the # switch connected through session switch.patch(session)
Below Is an Example of Combining Object Initialization and Attribute Sets:
# initialize the switch object and # set the enable-state attribute switch = pyfos_switch.fibrechannel_switch( {"enabled-state" : pyfos_switch.ENABLE}) # execute HTTP patch command to apply the object to the # switch connected through session switch.patch(session)
Parameters: session – The session handler returned by pyfos_auth.login()
.Return type: A dictionary of errors or success information.
Attribute Methods
-
set_name
(name)¶ Sets the name in the object.
Parameters: name – The WWN of the switch to be set within the object. Return type: None or a dictionary of error information.
-
peek_name
()¶ Reads the name in the object.
Return type: None or the WWN of the switch.
-
set_domain_id
(did)¶ Sets the domain ID in the object.
Parameters: name – The DID of the switch to be set within the object. Return type: None or a dictionary of error information.
-
peek_domain_id
()¶ Reads the domain ID in the object.
Return type: None or the domain ID of the switch.
-
set_user_friendly_name
(name)¶ Sets the user friendly name in the object.
Return type: None or a dictionary of error information.
-
peek_user_friendly_name
()¶ Reads the user friendly name in the object.
Return type: None or the user friendly name of the switch.
-
peek_fcid
()¶ Reads the FCID in the object.
Return type: None or the FCID of the switch.
-
peek_vf_id
()¶ Reads the VFID in the object.
Return type: None or the VFID of the switch.
-
peek_principal
()¶ Reads the boolean value to determine if the switch is the principal switch or not in the object.
Return type: None, True, or False.
-
set_enabled_state
(newstate)¶ - Sets the enabled state to
ENABLE
or DISABLE
in the object.
Return type: None or a dictionary of error information. - Sets the enabled state to
-
peek_enabled_state
()¶ Reads the enabled state of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or an enabled state of ENABLE
,DISABLE
,UNDEFINED
, orTESTING
.
-
peek_up_time
()¶ Reads the uptime of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or the uptime of the switch.
-
peek_model
()¶ Reads the model of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or the model of the switch.
-
peek_firmware_version
()¶ Reads the FOS firmware version of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or the FOS firmware version of the switch.
-
set_ip_address_ip_address
(ipaddress)¶ Sets using a new list of IP addresses.
Return type: None or a dictionary of error information.
-
peek_ip_address_ip_address
()¶ Reads a list of IP addresses of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or a list of IP addresses.
-
set_ip_static_gateway_list_ip_static_gateway
(ip-static-gateway-list)¶ Sets the new IPv4/IPv6 static gateway addresses for the switch.
Return type: None or a dictionary of error information.
-
peek_ip_static_gateway_list_ip_static_gateway
()¶ Reads the static gateway IP addresses set for the switch.
Return type: None or a list of IPv4 and IPv6 static gateway addresses.
-
set_subnet_mask
(subnet_mask)¶ Sets the new subnet mask of the switch.
Return type: None or a dictionary of error information.
-
peek_subnet_mask
()¶ Reads the subnet mask of the switch.
Return type: None or the subnet mask.
-
set_domain_name
(domain_name)¶ Sets the domain name of the switch in DNS.
Return type: None or a dictionary of error information.
-
peek_domain_name
()¶ Reads the DNS domain name of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or the domain name.
-
set_dns_servers_dns_server
(dns-servers)¶ Sets the DNS servers for the switch with their IPv4/IPv6 addresses.
Return type: None or a dictionary of error information.
-
peek_dns_servers_dns_server
()¶ Reads the IP address of the DNS servers set for the switch.
Return type: None or a list of IP addresses.
-
set_fabric_user_friendly_name
(name)¶ Sets the fabric user friendly name in the object.
Return type: None or a dictionary of error information.
-
peek_fabric_user_friendly_name
()¶ Reads the fabric user friendly name in the object.
Return type: None or the fabric user friendly name of the switch.
-
set_ag_mode
(value)¶ Sets the AG mode enabled state of the switch.
Return type: None or a dictionary of error information.
-
peek_ag_mode
()¶ Reads the Access Gateway mode in the object.
Return type: None or the AG mode of the switch.
Sets the banner message displayed during login.
Return type: None or a dictionary of error information.
Reads the banner message displayed during login.
Return type: None or the login banner message.
-
set_is_enabled_state
(newstate)¶ - Sets the enabled state to
ENABLE
or DISABLE
in the object.
Return type: None or a dictionary of error information. - Sets the enabled state to
-
peek_is_enabled_state
()¶ Reads the enabled state of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or enabled state of ENABLE
,DISABLE
.
-
peek_operational_status
()¶ Reads the state of the switch in the object.
Return type: None or enabled state of ENABLE
,DISABLE
,UNDEFINED
, orTESTING
.
-
See also
Module pyfos_auth


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Adds a noninteractive mode (-n or --noninteractive) to the hbase shell that exits with a non-zero error code on failed or invalid shell command executions, and exits with a zero error code upon successful execution.
This removes PoolMap.remove(K key, V value). Callers using this method must use PoolMap.removeValue(K key, V value) instead.
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Several utility classes related to making message digests were mistakenly marked InterfaceAudience.Public. This change corrects them to be InterfaceAudience.Private. Though this change itself will not break downstream users future changes may happen to these classes in patch releases. As such, downstream users are strongly encouraged to migrate away from uses the following classes in the org.apache.hadoop.hbase.util package: Hash, JenkinsHash, MurmurHash, and MurmurHash3.


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Chapter 13: Hello charts¶
Python has a number of charting tools that can work hand-in-hand with pandas. Altair is a relative newbie, but it’s got good documentation and can display charts right in your Jupyter Notebook — plus it can export to lots of other formats.
Let’s take it for a spin.
Before we start, we need to make sure it is installed. Head back to your terminal and practice that pipenv install process.
$ pipenv install altair
After that completes, once again restart your notebook.
$ pipenv run jupyter notebook
Now you can head back to your notebook and add Altair to your imports. We’ll usually import it with the alias alt
so we don’t have to type out the whole thing every time we make a chart.
import altair as alt
Now rerun the entire notebook, as we learned above. You will need to do this when you halt and restart your notebook on the command line. Reminder, you can do this by pulling down the Cell
menu at the top of the notebook and selecting the Run all
option.
Let’s pick up where we last left off in the previous chapter. If we want to chart out how much the top supporters of the proposition spent, we first need to select them from the dataset. Using the grouping and sorting tricks we learned earlier, the top 10 can returned like this:
top_supporters = support.fillna("").groupby(
["contributor_firstname", "contributor_lastname"]
).amount.sum().reset_index().sort_values("amount", ascending=False).head(10)
We can then view them with a trick you may remember by now.
top_supporters.head(10)
Now that we have altair
imported, we can pop that dataframe into a quick chart. Let’s step through the building blocks of a chart.
alt.Chart(top_supporters).mark_bar().encode(
x="contributor_lastname",
y="amount"
)
Look at that chart!
Here’s an idea — maybe we want to do horizontal, not vertical bars. How would you rewrite this chart code to reverse those bars?
alt.Chart(top_supporters).mark_bar().encode(
x="amount",
y="contributor_lastname"
)
What if we wanted to focus on the top five records? We can use that head
command we already know.
alt.Chart(top_supporters.head(5)).mark_bar().encode(
x="amount",
y="contributor_lastname"
)
Okay, but what if I want to combine the first and last name? We have the data we need in two separate columns, which we can put together simply by inventing a new field on our data frame and, just like a variable, setting it equal to a combination of the other fields.
top_supporters['contributor_fullname'] = top_supporters.contributor_firstname + " " + top_supporters.contributor_lastname
Now we can use that column instead of``contributor_lastname`` in our chart.
alt.Chart(top_supporters.head(5)).mark_bar().encode(
x="amount",
y="contributor_fullname"
)
Notice how the sort order changed when we changed the contributor column? This chart is sorted alphabetically by y-axis value, and it’s making everything look pretty sloppy and hard to parse. Let’s fix that.
We want to sort the y-axis values by their corresponding x values. We’ve been using the shorthand syntax to pass in our axis columns so far, but to add more customization to our chart we’ll have to switch to the longform way of defining the y axis.
That will look something like the way we define the chart in the first place: alt.Y(column_name, arg="value")
. There are lots of options that you might want to pass in, like ones that will sum your data on the fly or define the number range you want your axis to display. In this case, we’ll just be using the sort
command.
alt.Chart(top_supporters.head(5)).mark_bar().encode(
x="amount",
y=alt.Y("contributor_fullname", sort="-x")
)
And we can’t have a chart without context. Let’s throw in a title for good measure.
alt.Chart(top_supporters.head(5)).mark_bar().encode(
x="amount",
y=alt.Y("contributor_fullname", sort="-x")
).properties(
title="Top Spenders in Support of Proposition 64"
)
Yay, we made a chart!
Now, we have a good idea of who spent the most in support of Prop. 64. What if we wanted to see who spent money on both sides?
Add a new cell and a new dataframe, top_contributors
, summing up the top contributors in our whole merged
dataframe. We’re going to repeat a lot of the pandas functions we’ve stepped through before, all in one go this time.
top_contributors = merged.fillna("").groupby(
["contributor_firstname", "contributor_lastname","committee_position"]
).amount.sum().reset_index().sort_values("amount", ascending=False).head(10)
And once again, we’re going to want a contributor_fullname
column that combines our first and last name columns.
top_contributors["contributor_fullname"] = top_contributors["contributor_firstname"] + " " + top_contributors["contributor_lastname"]
Now pop top_contributors
into a chart, just like we did before. Remember that sort function!
alt.Chart(top_contributors.head(5)).mark_bar().encode(
x="amount",
y=alt.Y("contributor_fullname",sort="-x"),
)
What facet of the data is this chart not showing? How might we add additional context?
We have that committee_position
column in our dataframe now. Let’s try an altair option that we haven’t used yet: color. Can you guess where we should add that in?
alt.Chart(top_contributors.head(5)).mark_bar().encode(
x="amount",
y=alt.Y("contributor_fullname",sort="-x"),
color="committee_position"
)
Hey now! That wasn’t too hard, was it?
To be fair, none of these charts are ready to pop into a news story quite yet. There are lots of additional formatting and design options that you can start digging into in the Altair docs — you can even create Altair themes to specify default color schemes and fonts.
But you may not want to do all that tweaking in code, especially if you’re just working on a one-off graphic. If you wanted to hand this chart off to a graphics department, all you’d have to do is head to the top right corner of your chart.
See those three dots? Click on that, and you’ll see lots of options. Downloading the file as an SVG will let anyone with graphics software like Adobe Illustrator take this file and tweak the design.
Want to recreate this chart in a tool like Chartbuilder or Datawrapper? In that case, you’ll want to export this data into a spreadsheet.
Guess what? It’s this easy.
top_supporters.head(5).to_csv("top_supporters.csv")


Step 1: Choose Report Type
Step 2: Select Area of Interest
Pan and zoom to your area of interest. Set a buffer distance for your point.
Buffer Distance
km
Click on the map to select the center point of the area.
Step 3: Report Parameters
Period
Warning Type
Impact Type
Step 4: View Report
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Finnish flood data provided by: National Land Survey of Finland.


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Today, I’m trying to see if I can figure out what Vert.x is. I’m following the installation doc here.
I intalled Vert.x with gvm:
$ gvm install vertx
$ gvm current vertx
Using vertx version 2.0.0-final
I created the Hello World example:
$ vi server.js
$ vertx run server.js
Downloading io.vertx~lang-rhino~2.0.0-final. Please wait...
Downloading 100%
Module io.vertx~lang-rhino~2.0.0-final successfully installed
Then I started following the Main Manual
Aside: running Vert.x on Heroku immediately jumped to mind: found this
Developing an app using Gradle for build management seemed like the way forward
Clone template project locally:
$ git clone https://github.com/vert-x/vertx-gradle-template.git my-vertx-module
$ git remote rm origin
$ git remote add --track master origin git@github.com:robpurcell/verdant.git
$ git pull
$ git push origin master
As per the above, I created the repo on Github and then merged in the cloned template: see here for some more details of the way to get remote tracking working properly.


We are however, working towards making this app compatible with all browsers and devices. So try again soon. OR You could install Chrome browser(recommended)
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Re: java.net.ConnectException: Connection Refused
Date: September 13, 2005 04:41AM
hi,
i was deployed the adventure builder sample application in jboss, adventure builder uses mysql as database.
it's worked fine. no issues, but i try to change the port number for mysql (defaul port 3306 to 3304), mysql is working fine.
but the adventure builder application was not deployed in jboss.
In jboss log file, it throws the exception like
Last packet sent to the server was 7 ms ago.); - nested throwable: (org.jboss.resource.JBossResourceException: Could not create connection; - nested throwable: (com.mysql.jdbc.CommunicationsException: Communications link failure due to underlying exception:
** BEGIN NESTED EXCEPTION **
java.net.SocketException
MESSAGE: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused
STACKTRACE:
java.net.SocketException: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused
at com.mysql.jdbc.StandardSocketFactory.connect(StandardSocketFactory.java:156)
at com.mysql.jdbc.MysqlIO.<init>(MysqlIO.java:283)
at com.mysql.jdbc.Connection.createNewIO(Connection.java:2541)
at com.mysql.jdbc.Connection.<init>(Connection.java:1474)
at com.mysql.jdbc.NonRegisteringDriver.connect(NonRegisteringDriver.java:264)
at org.jboss.resource.adapter.jdbc.local.LocalManagedConnectionFactory.createManagedConnection(LocalManagedConnectionFactory.java:151)
at org.jboss.resource.connectionmanager.InternalManagedConnectionPool.createConnectionEventListener(InternalManagedConnectionPool.java:508)
at org.jboss.resource.connectionmanager.InternalManagedConnectionPool.getConnection(InternalManagedConnectionPool.java:207)
at org.jboss.resource.connectionmanager.JBossManagedConnectionPool$BasePool.getConnection(JBossManagedConnectionPool.java:534)
at org.jboss.resource.connectionmanager.BaseConnectionManager2.getManagedConnection(BaseConnectionManager2.java:395)
at org.jboss.resource.connectionmanager.TxConnectionManager.getManagedConnection(TxConnectionManager.java:297)
at org.jboss.resource.connectionmanager.BaseConnectionManager2.allocateConnection(BaseConnectionManager2.java:447)
at org.jboss.resource.connectionmanager.BaseConnectionManager2$ConnectionManagerProxy.allocateConnection(BaseConnectionManager2.java:874)
at org.jboss.resource.adapter.jdbc.WrapperDataSource.getConnection(WrapperDataSource.java:103)
at org.jboss.ejb.plugins.cmp.jdbc.SQLUtil.fixTableName(SQLUtil.java:159)
at org.jboss.ejb.plugins.cmp.jdbc.bridge.JDBCEntityBridge.init(JDBCEntityBridge.java:143)
at org.jboss.ejb.plugins.cmp.jdbc.JDBCStoreManager.initStoreManager(JDBCStoreManager.java:420)
at org.jboss.ejb.plugins.cmp.jdbc.JDBCStoreManager.start(JDBCStoreManager.java:353)
So, please reply me with some solution......
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