Hemi JavaScript Framework
Hemi.task
Description
The Task Service coordinates various actions and handlers and dependencies. Tasks are excellent bootstraps for multiple asynchronous operations.
Class Index
static Hemi.task.service
version 4.0.1
Static instance of serviceImpl.
Hemi.task.TaskServiceImpl
version 4.0.1
A service for managing asynchronous and dependency-driven actions.
Index
Object Index
Method Index
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public addTask: Adds a new task.
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public addTaskDependency: Adds a dependency to a Task object.
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public addTaskLoader: Convenience method for adding a task that overrides the default task loader name.
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public Advance (internal): Advances the task state based on the condition.
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public clearAllTasks: Clears all tasks. Any task that is still in operation will be unceremoniously removed from operation, as opposed to clearTask which allows the task to continue current operation until it's finished.
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public clearDependency: Removes the specified dependency, regardless of whether it was resolved or completed.
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public clearTask: Clears the specified task and removes the TaskObject. If the task is still in operation, auto destroy is enabled and the task will continue to function.
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public DecorateModuleContent (internal): Decorates the task script for use as a module and with the virtual RunTaskScript function.
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public destroy: Prepares this object for destruction. All tasks will be cleared.
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public doTransaction (internal): Invoked by TransactionService as a TransactionParticipant.
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public endTask: End task returns all named dependencies for the task, and then invokes clearTask.
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public endTransaction (internal): Invoked by TransactionService as a TransactionParticipant.
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public executeTask: Forces the task action to be executed.
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public executeTaskByName: Forces the task action to be executed.
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public executeTaskHandler: Forces the task handler to be executed, and positioning the task to be in a completed state.
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public executeTaskHandlerByName: Forces the task handler to be executed, and positioning the task to be in a completed state.
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public executeTaskLoader: Convenience method for adding and immediately executing a task. Used as a driver to launch other task lists by the Space service. Invokes addTaskLoader.
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public getTask: Returns the specified Task object.
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public getTaskByName: Returns the specified Task object.
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public getTaskDepends: Returns a copy of the dependency names for this task.
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public getTasks: Returns an array of Task objects.
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public HP: Returns the evaluated token value.
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public importTaskFromXML: Creates a TaskObject from the specified XML Node.
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public isExternalLoaded: Returns true if any external task list has been loaded, false otherwise.
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public isTask: Returns true if the specified name exists.
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public isTaskComplete: Returns whether or not the task was completed.
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public newTaskObject (internal): Creates a new task object.
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public returnDependency: Returns the specified depency name or dependent task name, causing all tasks identifying this dependency to be updated. If the returned dependency is a task, the task is forced closed regardless of whether its action or handler were executed.
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virtual RunTaskScript: Invoked for JavaScript defined as a task action or handler, either inline or as CDATA. Script contents support the following tokens: ${taskservice}, ${taskservice.id}, ${task}, and ${task.name}.
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public serveTaskTransaction: Forces the transaction that drives the Task object to serve the corresponding TransactionPacket. This is used when a Task object is thought to be stuck due to some uncaught exception in its action, handler, or dependencies. Alternately, use the advance method.
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public sigterm: Sends a termination signal to this object.
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public startTransaction (internal): Invoked by TransactionService as a TransactionParticipant.
Objects
Task
Properties
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task_state as int: Current state of the task. State ranges from 0 to 5.
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handled as boolean: Bit indicating the task has been handled.
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service_id as String: The unique identifier of the service to which this task belongs.
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task_id as String: The unique task identifier.
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transaction_id as String: The transaction identifier for this task.
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index as int: The index of this task in the TaskService tasks array.
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task_name as String: The name of the task.
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action_type as String: The type of action this task performs. Supported types are: xml, task, import-task, event, script, and function.
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action as String: The action this task performs, based on the
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handler_type as String: The type of handler this task performs. Supported types are: xml, task, import-task, event, script, and function.
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handler as String: The handler this task performs, based on the
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data as variant: The data associated with the task.
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depends as array: Array of identifiers representing dependencies that must be completed before the task can be handled.
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executed as boolean: Bit indicating the task has been executed.
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processor as function: Task pre-processor for manipulating XML data prior to the task being evaluated.
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busy as boolean: Bit indicating the task is busy working on its action or handler.
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parent_id as String: The identifier of the parent task, which depends on this task to complete.
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parameters as array: Array of parameters, used as function arguments or general shared task configuration.
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module as Module: For evaluated script statements, a module instance is created and a reference is stored on this property.
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component as Component: A framework component.
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moduleName as String: Name assigned to the module base.
Methods
Methods
addTask
Adds a new task.
Syntax
o = addTask(
n, at, a, ht, h, f
)
Parameters
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n as String : Task name.
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at as String : Action type. Supported types are: xml, task, import-task, event, script, and function.
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a as variant : Task action, based on specified action type.
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ht as String : Handler type. Supported types are: xml, task, import-task, event, script, and function.
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h as variant : Task handler, based on specified action type.
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f as function (optional): Dependency pre-processor used to resolve tokenized values for xml import tasks.
Returns
o as TaskObject: New Task object.
addTaskDependency
Adds a dependency to a Task object.
Syntax
a = addTaskDependency(
t, d
)
Parameters
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t as TaskObject : A Task object.
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d as String : Name of the dependency.
Returns
a as boolean: Bit indicating whether the dependency was added.
addTaskLoader
Convenience method for adding a task that overrides the default task loader name.
Syntax
o = addTaskLoader(
n, at, a, ht, h, f
)
Parameters
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n as String : Task name.
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at as String : Action type. Supported types are: xml, task, import-task, event, script, and function.
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a as variant : Task action, based on specified action type.
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ht as String : Handler type. Supported types are: xml, task, import-task, event, script, and function.
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h as variant : Task handler, based on specified action type.
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f as function (optional): Dependency pre-processor used to resolve tokenized values for xml import tasks.
Returns
o as TaskObject: New Task object.
Advance
Advances the task state based on the condition.
Syntax
void Advance(
o, b, s
)
Parameters
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o as Task : A task object
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b as boolean : Bit indicating whether the state should advance.
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s as boolean : Bit indicating whether the task transaction should be served.
clearAllTasks
Clears all tasks. Any task that is still in operation will be unceremoniously removed from operation, as opposed to clearTask which allows the task to continue current operation until it's finished.
Syntax
void clearAllTasks(
)
clearDependency
Removes the specified dependency, regardless of whether it was resolved or completed.
Syntax
void clearDependency(
v
)
Parameters
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v as variant : A Task object, task name, or dependency name.
clearTask
Clears the specified task and removes the TaskObject. If the task is still in operation, auto destroy is enabled and the task will continue to function.
Syntax
t = clearTask(
v
)
Parameters
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v as Variant : TaskObject or task identifier.
Returns
t as boolean: Returns true if the task was cleared or slated to be cleared, or otherwise false.
DecorateModuleContent
Decorates the task script for use as a module and with the virtual RunTaskScript function.
Syntax
sDecoration = DecorateModuleContent(
sName, sPath, sRaw
)
Parameters
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sName as String : Name of the Module
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sPath as String : Path to the Module
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sRaw as String : The raw imported text of the module.
Returns
sDecoration as String: A value to be included in the module prior to the module being instantiated.
destroy
Prepares this object for destruction. All tasks will be cleared.
Syntax
void destroy(
)
doTransaction
Invoked by TransactionService as a TransactionParticipant.
Syntax
void doTransaction(
s, p
)
Parameters
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s as TransactionService : TransactionService managing this transaction.
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p as TransactionPacket : TransactionPacket used to monitor the task state.
endTask
End task returns all named dependencies for the task, and then invokes clearTask.
Syntax
t = endTask(
v, b
)
Parameters
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v as Variant : TaskObject or task identifier.
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b as Boolean : Bit indicating that all task dependencies should be removed from the cleared dependencies list.
Returns
t as boolean: Returns true if the task was ended.
endTransaction
Invoked by TransactionService as a TransactionParticipant.
Syntax
void endTransaction(
s, p
)
Parameters
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s as TransactionService : TransactionService managing this transaction.
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p as TransactionPacket : TransactionPacket used to monitor the task state.
executeTask
Forces the task action to be executed.
Syntax
b = executeTask(
o
)
Parameters
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o as Task : A Task object.
Returns
b as boolean: Bit indicating whether the task action was executed.
executeTaskByName
Forces the task action to be executed.
Syntax
b = executeTaskByName(
n
)
Parameters
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n as String : The name of a task object.
Returns
b as boolean: Bit indicating whether the task action was executed.
executeTaskHandler
Forces the task handler to be executed, and positioning the task to be in a completed state.
Syntax
b = executeTaskHandler(
o
)
Parameters
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o as Task : A Task object.
Returns
b as boolean: Bit indicating whether the handler was executed.
executeTaskHandlerByName
Forces the task handler to be executed, and positioning the task to be in a completed state.
Syntax
b = executeTaskHandlerByName(
n
)
Parameters
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n as String : The name of a task object.
Returns
b as boolean: Bit indicating whether the handler was executed.
executeTaskLoader
Convenience method for adding and immediately executing a task. Used as a driver to launch other task lists by the Space service. Invokes addTaskLoader.
Syntax
o = executeTaskLoader(
n, at, a, ht, h, f
)
Parameters
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n as String : Task name.
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at as String : Action type. Supported types are: xml, task, import-task, event, script, and function.
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a as variant : Task action, based on specified action type.
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ht as String : Handler type. Supported types are: xml, task, import-task, event, script, and function.
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h as variant : Task handler, based on specified action type.
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f as function (optional): Dependency pre-processor used to resolve tokenized values for xml import tasks.
Returns
o as TaskObject: New Task object.
getTask
Returns the specified Task object.
Syntax
e = getTask(
i
)
Parameters
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i as int : Index of the Task object..
Returns
e as Task: XHTMLForm object.
getTaskByName
Returns the specified Task object.
Syntax
e = getTaskByName(
n
)
Parameters
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n as String : Name of the element.
Returns
e as Task: Task object.
getTaskDepends
Returns a copy of the dependency names for this task.
Syntax
a = getTaskDepends(
t
)
Parameters
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t as TaskObject : A Task object.
Returns
a as array: Array of task dependency names.
getTasks
Returns an array of Task objects.
Syntax
a = getTasks(
)
Returns
a as array: Array of Task objects.
HP
Returns the evaluated token value.
Syntax
c = HP(
s, o, n, v
)
Parameters
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s as TaskService : A Task Service object.
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o as Task : A Parent Task object.
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n as name : A Task name.
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v as value : A variant value.
Returns
c as String: The processed value
importTaskFromXML
Creates a TaskObject from the specified XML Node.
Syntax
void importTaskFromXML(
n, o, d, b
)
Parameters
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n as variant : XML Node representing a task, or a String naming a task.
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o as TaskObject (optional): Parent task, which would be made dependent on this task.
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d as DOMDocument : The XML Document from which the XML Node originated.
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b as boolean : Bit indicating the task should be executed immediately.
isExternalLoaded
Returns true if any external task list has been loaded, false otherwise.
Syntax
b = isExternalLoaded(
)
Returns
b as boolean: Bit indicating whether an external task list has been loaded.
isTask
Returns true if the specified name exists.
Syntax
b = isTask(
i
)
Parameters
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i as variant : Name or index of the Task object..
Returns
b as boolean: Bit indicating whether the specified object name exists.
isTaskComplete
Returns whether or not the task was completed.
Syntax
c = isTaskComplete(
o
)
Parameters
-
o as Task : A Task object.
Returns
c as boolean: Bit indicating whether the task was completed.
newTaskObject
Creates a new task object.
Syntax
t = newTaskObject(
n, at, a, ht, h, k, i, r, p
)
Parameters
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n as String : Unique task name.
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at as String : Action type.
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a as String : Action, based on type. Example: Action type of function would be a function name (not evaluatable)
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ht as String : Handler type.
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h as String : Handler, based on type.
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k as String : Task id.
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i as int : Task index.
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r as String : Transaction id.
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p as function : Task pre-prococessor.
Returns
t as TaskObject: Returns a new TaskObject.
returnDependency
Returns the specified depency name or dependent task name, causing all tasks identifying this dependency to be updated. If the returned dependency is a task, the task is forced closed regardless of whether its action or handler were executed.
Syntax
void returnDependency(
v
)
Parameters
-
v as variant : A Task object, task name, or dependency name.
RunTaskScript
Invoked for JavaScript defined as a task action or handler, either inline or as CDATA. Script contents support the following tokens: ${taskservice}, ${taskservice.id}, ${task}, and ${task.name}. Method is virtual and can be overridden.
Syntax
bCompleted = RunTaskScript(
oTask
)
Parameters
-
oTask as Task : Task object.
Returns
bCompleted as boolean: Boolean indicating whether the script successfully completed. If not true, the task will become stuck and the advance method must be used to move the task forward.
serveTaskTransaction
Forces the transaction that drives the Task object to serve the corresponding TransactionPacket. This is used when a Task object is thought to be stuck due to some uncaught exception in its action, handler, or dependencies. Alternately, use the advance method.
Syntax
void serveTaskTransaction(
o
)
Parameters
-
o as Task : A Task object.
sigterm
Sends a termination signal to this object.
Syntax
void sigterm(
)
startTransaction
Invoked by TransactionService as a TransactionParticipant.
Syntax
void startTransaction(
s, p
)
Parameters
-
s as TransactionService : TransactionService managing this transaction.
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p as TransactionPacket : TransactionPacket used to monitor the task state.
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pip_services_runtime.counters package¶
Submodules¶
Module contents¶
pip_services_runtime.counters.__init__¶
Performance counters module initialization
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class
pip_services_runtime.counters.
CounterType
¶ Bases:
object
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Increment
= 4¶
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Interval
= 0¶
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LastValue
= 1¶
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Statistics
= 2¶
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Timestamp
= 3¶
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class
pip_services_runtime.counters.
Counter
(name, type)¶ Bases:
object
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avg
= None¶
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count
= None¶
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last
= None¶
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max
= None¶
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min
= None¶
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name
= None¶
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time
= None¶
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type
= None¶
-
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class
pip_services_runtime.counters.
Timing
(counters=None, name=None)¶ Bases:
pip_services_runtime.ITiming.ITiming
Implementation of ITiming interface that provides callback to end measuring execution time interface and update interval counter.
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end_timing
()¶ Completes measuring time interval and updates counter.
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class
pip_services_runtime.counters.
AbstractCounters
(descriptor)¶ Bases:
pip_services_runtime.AbstractComponent.AbstractComponent
,pip_services_runtime.ICounters.ICounters
Abstract implementation for microservice performance counters.
-
begin_timing
(name)¶ Starts measurement of execution time interval. The method returns ITiming object that provides endTiming() method that shall be called when execution is completed to calculate elapsed time and update the counter.
- Args:
- name: the name of interval counter.
- Returns: ITiming callback interface with end_timing() method
- that shall be called at the end of execution.
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close
()¶ Closes the component and all open connections, performs deinitialization steps. Closure can only be done from opened state. Attempts to close already closed component or in wrong order will cause exception.
Returns: None
- Raises:
- MicroserviceError: with closure fails.
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configure
(config)¶ Sets component configuration parameters and switches from component to ‘Configured’ state. The configuration is only allowed once right after creation. Attempts to perform reconfiguration will cause an exception.
- Args:
- config: the component configuration parameters.
Returns: None
- Raises:
- MicroserviceError: when component is in illegal state or configuration validation fails.
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dump
()¶
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get
(name, type)¶
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get_all
()¶
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increment
(name, value)¶ Increments counter by specified value. This counter can be used to track various numeric characteristics
- Args:
- name: the name of the increment value. value: number to increase the counter.
Returns: None
-
last
(name, value)¶ Records the last reported value. This counter can be used to store performance values reported by clients or current numeric characteristics such as number of values stored in cache.
- Args:
- name: the name of last value counter value: the value to be stored as the last one
Returns: None
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open
()¶ Opens the component, performs initialization, opens connections to external services and makes the component ready for operations. Opening can be done multiple times: right after linking or reopening after closure.
Returns: None
- Raises:
- MicroserviceError: when initialization or connections fail.
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reset
(name)¶
-
reset_all
()¶
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stats
(name, value)¶ Calculates rolling statistics: minimum, maximum, average and updates Statistics counter. This counter can be used to measure various non-functional characteristics, such as amount stored or transmitted data, customer feedback, etc.
- Args:
- name: the name of statistics counter. value: the value to add to statistics calculations.
Returns: None
-
timestamp
(name, value)¶ Records specified time. This counter can be used to tack timing of key business transactions as reported by clients.
- Args:
- name: the name of timing counter. value: the reported timing to be recorded.
Returns: None
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class
pip_services_runtime.counters.
LogCounters
¶ Bases:
pip_services_runtime.counters.AbstractCounters.AbstractCounters
Performance counters component that periodically dumps counters to log as message: ‘Counter <name> {“type”: <type>, “last”: <last>, ...}
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Descriptor
= <pip_services_runtime.config.ComponentDescriptor.ComponentDescriptor object at 0x040DD5D0>¶
-
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class
pip_services_runtime.counters.
NullCounters
¶ Bases:
pip_services_runtime.AbstractComponent.AbstractComponent
,pip_services_runtime.ICounters.ICounters
Performance counters component that doesn’t calculate or do anything. NullCounter can be used to disable performance monitoring for performance reasons.
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Descriptor
= <pip_services_runtime.config.ComponentDescriptor.ComponentDescriptor object at 0x040DD6D0>¶
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begin_timing
(name)¶ Starts measurement of execution time interval. The method returns ITiming object that provides endTiming() method that shall be called when execution is completed to calculate elapsed time and update the counter.
- Args:
- name: the name of interval counter.
- Returns: ITiming callback interface with end_timing() method
- that shall be called at the end of execution.
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increment
(name, value)¶ Increments counter by specified value. This counter can be used to track various numeric characteristics
- Args:
- name: the name of the increment value. value: number to increase the counter.
Returns: None
-
last
(name, value)¶ Records the last reported value. This counter can be used to store performance values reported by clients or current numeric characteristics such as number of values stored in cache.
- Args:
- name: the name of last value counter value: the value to be stored as the last one
Returns: None
-
stats
(name, value)¶ Calculates rolling statistics: minimum, maximum, average and updates Statistics counter. This counter can be used to measure various non-functional characteristics, such as amount stored or transmitted data, customer feedback, etc.
- Args:
- name: the name of statistics counter. value: the value to add to statistics calculations.
Returns: None
-
timestamp
(name, value)¶ Records specified time. This counter can be used to tack timing of key business transactions as reported by clients.
- Args:
- name: the name of timing counter. value: the reported timing to be recorded.
Returns: None
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2 |
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2 |
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2 |
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file and initialize their
presentation (text, description, and/or icon) within their constructors.
Such a practice is not advisable because it results in the loading of text, description, and/or icon,
and the forced creation of action presentations, which may not always be necessary. Instead, it's more
efficient to utilize no-argument constructors of AnAction
and other base classes and follow
the convention for setting the text, description, and icon. The IntelliJ Platform will load text, description,
and icon only when the action is actually displayed somewhere.
The convention for setting the text, description, and icon is as follows:
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file.
icon
attribute if an icon is needed.
action.<action-id>.text=Translated Action Text
action.<action-id>.description=Translated Action Description
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// NewKotlinFileAction.kt
internal class NewKotlinFileAction : AnAction(
KotlinBundle.message("action.new.file.text"),
KotlinBundle.message("action.new.file.description"),
KotlinIcons.FILE
)
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Another change is that E4X’s XML objects will not automatically be stringified. XML users will need to call my_xml_object.toXMLString() to return a string value. #8d3b7ab3
The default configuration has been changed to avoid causing basic-auth popups which result from sending the WWW-Authenticate header. To enable basic-auth popups, uncomment the httpd/WWW-Authenticate line in local.ini.
The query server line protocol has changed for all functions except map, reduce, and rereduce. This allows us to cache the entire design document in the query server process, which results in faster performance for common operations. It also gives more flexibility to query server implementators and shouldn’t require major changes in the future when adding new query server features.
JSON request bodies are validated for proper UTF-8 before saving, instead of waiting to fail on subsequent read requests.
Continuous changes are now newline delimited, instead of having each line followed by a comma.
Warning
Version 0.10.2 contains important security fixes. Previous 0.10.x releases are not recommended for regular usage.
CouchDB now loads configuration from the following places (glob(7) syntax) in order:
The configuration options for couchdb script have changed to:
-a FILE add configuration FILE to chain
-A DIR add configuration DIR to chain
-n reset configuration file chain (including system default)
-c print configuration file chain and exit
Show and List functions must have a new structure in 0.10. See Formatting_with_Show_and_List for details.
Reduce functions are now required to reduce the number of values for a key.
CouchDB now considers the parameter reduce=false to be an error for queries of map-only views, and responds with status code 400.
The response to a bulk creation / update now looks like this
[
{"id": "0", "rev": "3682408536"},
{"id": "1", "rev": "3206753266"},
{"id": "2", "error": "conflict", "reason": "Document update conflict."}
]
The database file format has changed. CouchDB itself does yet not provide any tools for migrating your data. In the meantime, you can use third-party scripts to deal with the migration, such as the dump/load tools that come with the development version (trunk) of couchdb-python.
The view query API has been changed: count has become limit. This is a better description of what the parameter does, and should be a simple update in any client code.
The view URLs have been moved to design document resources. This means that paths that used to be like http://hostname:5984/mydb/_view/designname/viewname?limit=10 will now look like http://hostname:5984/mydb/_design/designname/_view/viewname?limit=10. See the REST, Hypermedia, and CouchApps thread on dev for details.
Names of attachments are no longer allowed to start with an underscore.
Some refinements have been made to error handling. CouchDB will send 400 instead of 500 on invalid query parameters. Most notably, document update conflicts now respond with 409 Conflict instead of 412 Precondition Failed. The error code for when attempting to create a database that already exists is now 412 instead of 409.
CouchDB 0.9 changes sections and configuration variable names in configuration files. Old .ini files won’t work. Also note that CouchDB now ships with two .ini files where 0.8 used couch.ini there are now default.ini and local.ini. default.ini contains CouchDB’s standard configuration values. local.ini is meant for local changes. local.ini is not overwritten on CouchDB updates, so your edits are safe. In addition, the new runtime configuration system persists changes to the configuration in local.ini.
| Date: | 31.03.2010 |
|---|---|
| Affected: | Apache CouchDB 0.8.0 to 0.10.1 |
| Severity: | Important |
| Vendor: | The Apache Software Foundation |
Apache CouchDB versions prior to version 0.11.0 are vulnerable to timing attacks, also known as side-channel information leakage, due to using simple break-on-inequality string comparisons when verifying hashes and passwords.
All users should upgrade to CouchDB 0.11.0. Upgrades from the 0.10.x series should be seamless. Users on earlier versions should consult with upgrade notes.
A canonical description of the attack can be found in http://codahale.com/a-lesson-in-timing-attacks/
This issue was discovered by Jason Davies of the Apache CouchDB development team.
| Date: | 21.02.2010 |
|---|---|
| Affected: | Apache CouchDB 0.8.0 to 0.11.1 |
| Severity: | Important |
| Vendor: | The Apache Software Foundation |
Apache CouchDB versions prior to version 0.11.1 are vulnerable to Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks.
All users should upgrade to CouchDB 0.11.2 or 1.0.1.
Upgrades from the 0.11.x and 0.10.x series should be seamless.
Users on earlier versions should consult with upgrade notes.
A malicious website can POST arbitrary JavaScript code to well known CouchDB installation URLs (like http://localhost:5984/) and make the browser execute the injected JavaScript in the security context of CouchDB’s admin interface Futon.
Unrelated, but in addition the JSONP API has been turned off by default to avoid potential information leakage.
This CSRF issue was discovered by a source that wishes to stay anonymous.
| Date: | 28.01.2011 |
|---|---|
| Affected: | Apache CouchDB 0.8.0 to 1.0.1 |
| Severity: | Important |
| Vendor: | The Apache Software Foundation |
Apache CouchDB versions prior to version 1.0.2 are vulnerable to Cross Site Scripting (XSS) attacks.
All users should upgrade to CouchDB 1.0.2.
Upgrades from the 0.11.x and 0.10.x series should be seamless.
Users on earlier versions should consult with upgrade notes.
Due to inadequate validation of request parameters and cookie data in Futon, CouchDB’s web-based administration UI, a malicious site can execute arbitrary code in the context of a user’s browsing session.
This XSS issue was discovered by a source that wishes to stay anonymous.
| Date: | 14.01.2013 |
|---|---|
| Affected: | All Windows-based releases of Apache CouchDB, up to and including 1.0.3, 1.1.1, and 1.2.0 are vulnerable. |
| Severity: | Moderate |
| Vendor: | The Apache Software Foundation |
A specially crafted request could be used to access content directly that would otherwise be protected by inbuilt CouchDB security mechanisms. This request could retrieve in binary form any CouchDB database, including the _users or _replication databases, or any other file that the user account used to run CouchDB might have read access to on the local filesystem. This exploit is due to a vulnerability in the included MochiWeb HTTP library.
Upgrade to a supported CouchDB release that includes this fix, such as:
All listed releases have included a specific fix for the MochiWeb component.
Users may simply exclude any file-based web serving components directly within their configuration file, typically in local.ini. On a default CouchDB installation, this requires amending the httpd_global_handlers/favicon.ico and httpd_global_handlers/_utils lines within httpd_global_handlers:
[httpd_global_handlers]
favicon.ico = {couch_httpd_misc_handlers, handle_welcome_req, <<"Forbidden">>}
_utils = {couch_httpd_misc_handlers, handle_welcome_req, <<"Forbidden">>}
If additional handlers have been added, such as to support Adobe’s Flash crossdomain.xml files, these would also need to be excluded.
The issue was found and reported by Sriram Melkote to the upstream MochiWeb project.
| Date: | 14.01.2013 |
|---|---|
| Affected: | Releases up to and including 1.0.3, 1.1.1, and 1.2.0 are vulnerable, if administrators have enabled JSONP. |
| Severity: | Moderate |
| Vendor: | The Apache Software Foundation |
A hand-crafted JSONP callback and response can be used to run arbitrary code inside client-side browsers via Adobe Flash.
Upgrade to a supported CouchDB release that includes this fix, such as:
All listed releases have included a specific fix.
Disable JSONP or don’t enable it since it’s disabled by default.
| Date: | 14.01.2013 |
|---|---|
| Affected: | Apache CouchDB releases up to and including 1.0.3, 1.1.1, and 1.2.0 are vulnerable. |
| Severity: | Moderate |
| Vendor: | The Apache Software Foundation |
Query parameters passed into the browser-based test suite are not sanitised, and can be used to load external resources. An attacker may execute JavaScript code in the browser, using the context of the remote user.
Upgrade to a supported CouchDB release that includes this fix, such as:
All listed releases have included a specific fix.
Disable the Futon user interface completely, by adapting local.ini and restarting CouchDB:
[httpd_global_handlers]
_utils = {couch_httpd_misc_handlers, handle_welcome_req, <<"Forbidden">>}
Or by removing the UI test suite components:
This vulnerability was discovered & reported to the Apache Software Foundation by Frederik Braun.
The Apache Software Foundation takes a very active stance in eliminating security problems and denial of service attacks against Apache CouchDB.
We strongly encourage folks to report such problems to our private security mailing list first, before disclosing them in a public forum.
Please note that the security mailing list should only be used for reporting undisclosed security vulnerabilities in Apache CouchDB and managing the process of fixing such vulnerabilities. We cannot accept regular bug reports or other queries at this address. All mail sent to this address that does not relate to an undisclosed security problem in the Apache CouchDB source code will be ignored.
If you need to report a bug that isn’t an undisclosed security vulnerability, please use the bug reporting page.
Questions about:
should be address to the users mailing list. Please see the mailing lists page for details of how to subscribe.
The private security mailing address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Please read how the Apache Software Foundation handles security reports to know what to expect.
Note that all networked servers are subject to denial of service attacks, and we cannot promise magic workarounds to generic problems (such as a client streaming lots of data to your server, or re-requesting the same URL repeatedly). In general our philosophy is to avoid any attacks which can cause the server to consume resources in a non-linear relationship to the size of inputs.
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class
cfunits.
Units
(units=None, calendar=None, formatted=False, names=False, definition=False, _ut_unit=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Utilities for working with physical units.
Store, combine and compare physical units and convert numeric values to different units.
Units are as defined in UNIDATA’s Udunits-2 package, with a few exceptions for greater consistency with the CF conventions namely support for CF calendars and new units definitions.
Modifications to the standard Udunits database
Whilst a standard Udunits-2 database may be used, greater consistency with CF is achieved by using a modified database. The following units are either new to, modified from, or removed from the standard Udunits-2 database (version 2.1.24):
Unit name
Symbol
Definition
Status
practical_salinity_unit
psu
1e-3
New unit
level
1
New unit
sigma_level
1
New unit
layer
1
New unit
decibel
dB
1
New unit
bel
10 dB
New unit
sverdrup
Sv
1e6 m3 s-1
Added symbol
sievert
J kg-1
Removed symbol
Plural forms of the new units’ names are allowed, such as
practical_salinity_units
.The modified database is in the udunits subdirectory of the etc directory found in the same location as this module.
Accessing units
Units may be set, retrieved and deleted via the
units
attribute. Its value is a string that can be recognized by UNIDATA’s Udunits-2 package, with the few exceptions given in the CF conventions.>>> u = Units('m s-1') >>> u <Units: m s-1> >>> v = Units('days since 2004-3-1') >>> v <Units: days since 2004-3-1>
Equality and equivalence of units
There are methods for assessing whether two units are equivalent or equal. Two units are equivalent if numeric values in one unit are convertible to numeric values in the other unit (such as
kilometres
andmetres
). Two units are equal if they are equivalent and their conversion is a scale factor of 1 and an offset of 0 (such askilometres
and1000 metres
). Note that equivalence and equality are based on internally stored binary representations of the units, rather than their string representations.>>> u = Units('m/s') >>> v = Units('m s-1') >>> w = Units('km.s-1') >>> x = Units('0.001 kilometer.second-1') >>> y = Units('gram')
>>> u.equivalent(v), u.equals(v), u == v (True, True, True) >>> u.equivalent(w), u.equals(w) (True, False) >>> u.equivalent(x), u.equals(x) (True, True) >>> u.equivalent(y), u.equals(y) (False, False)
Time and reference time units
Time units may be given as durations of time (time units) or as an amount of time since a reference time (reference time units):
>>> v = Units() >>> v = Units('s') >>> v = Units('day') >>> v = Units('days since 1970-01-01') >>> v = Units('seconds since 1992-10-8 15:15:42.5 -6:00')
Note
It is recommended that the units
year
andmonth
be used with caution, as explained in the following excerpt from the CF conventions: “The Udunits package defines a year to be exactly<PHONE_NUMBER>81 days (the interval between 2 successive passages of the sun through vernal equinox). It is not a calendar year. Udunits includes the following definitions for years: a common_year is 365 days, a leap_year is 366 days, a Julian_year is 365.25 days, and a Gregorian_year is 365.2425 days. For similar reasons the unitmonth
, which is defined to be exactly year/12, should also be used with caution.”Calendar
The date given in reference time units is associated with one of the calendars recognized by the CF conventions and may be set with the
calendar
attribute. However, as in the CF conventions, if the calendar is not set then, for the purposes of calculation and comparison, it defaults to the mixed Gregorian/Julian calendar as defined by Udunits:>>> u = Units('days since 2000-1-1') >>> u.calendar Traceback (most recent call last): ... AttributeError: Units has no attribute 'calendar' >>> v = Units('days since 2000-1-1', 'standard') >>> v.calendar 'standard' >>> v.equals(u) True
Arithmetic with units
The following operators, operations and assignments are overloaded:
Comparison operators:
==, !=, >, >=, <, <=
Binary arithmetic operations:
+, -, *, /, //, pow(), **, %
Unary arithmetic operations:
-, +
Augmented arithmetic assignments:
+=, -=, *=, /=, //=, **=
The comparison operations return a boolean and all other operations return a new units object or modify the units object in place.
>>> u = Units('m') >>> u <Units: m>
>>> v = u * 1000 >>> v <Units: 1000 m>
>>> u == v False >>> u != v True
>>> u **= 2 >>> u <Units: m2>
It is also possible to create the logarithm of a unit corresponding to the given logarithmic base:
>>> u = Units('seconds') >>> u.log(10) <Units: lg(re 1 s)>
Modifying data for equivalent units
Any numpy array or Python numeric type may be modified for equivalent units using the
conform
static method.>>> Units.conform(2, Units('km'), Units('m')) 2000.0
>>> import numpy >>> a = numpy.arange(5.0) >>> Units.conform(a, Units('minute'), Units('second')) array([ 0., 60., 120., 180., 240.]) >>> a array([0., 1., 2., 3., 4.])
If the inplace keyword is True, then a numpy array is modified in place, without any copying overheads:
>>> Units.conform( ... a, ... Units('days since 2000-12-1'), ... Units('days since 2001-1-1'), ... inplace=True ... ) array([-31., -30., -29., -28., -27.]) >>> a array([-31., -30., -29., -28., -27.])
Initialises the
Units
instance.- Parameters
- units:
str
orUnits
, optional Set the new units from this string.
- calendar:
str
, optional Set the calendar for reference time units.
- formatted:
bool
, optional Format the string representation of the units in a standardized manner. See the
formatted
method.- names:
bool
, optional Format the string representation of the units using names instead of symbols. See the
formatted
method.- definition:
bool
, optional Format the string representation of the units using basic units. See the
formatted
method.- _ut_unit:
int
, optional Set the new units from this Udunits binary unit representation. This should be an integer returned by a call to
ut_parse
function of Udunits. Ignored if units is set.
- units:
Units attributes¶
The calendar for reference time units. |
|
True if the units contain an offset. |
|
True if the units are dimensionless, false otherwise. |
|
True if and only if the units are latitude units. |
|
True if and only if the units are longitude units. |
|
True if the units are pressure units, false otherwise. |
|
True if the units are reference time units, false otherwise. |
|
True if the units are time units, false otherwise. |
|
Whether the units are valid. |
|
The reason that units are considered invalid. |
|
The reference date-time of reference time units. |
|
The units. |
Units methods¶
Conforms values to equivalent values in a compatible unit. |
|
Returns a deep copy. |
|
Tests if units are numerically convertible to equal value. |
|
Tests whether two units are numerically convertible. |
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Formats the |
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Consultation outcome
Ref: DFE-00480-2014 PDF , 155KB , 10 pages
Summary of consultation responses, the main reforms and the government’s response outlining the next steps to be taken, which include changes to the technical guidance.
This consultation ran from
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Consultation seeking views on technical guidance for core maths qualifications for 16- to 19-year-olds.
PDF , 379KB , 18 pages
The Department for Education invites views on proposed detailed technical guidance for core maths qualifications to be introduced in September 2015. Early teaching trials of newly accredited qualifications will start in autumn 2014.
The guidance outlines requirements that level 3 qualifications should meet for approval as core maths qualifications in 2017 school and college performance tables.
Published: 14 April 2014
Updated: 7 July 2014


RCMP’s Project Lavender aims to ‘empower young women and girls’
Program to be showcased in Surrey this weekend at the Mounties’ public safety fair
by Tracy HolmesTexting, ‘sexting’ and healthy relationships are to be among topics police aim to tackle in upcoming presentations to Surrey students in Grades 5-10.
The effort “to empower young women and girls to make positive choices” – dubbed Project Lavender – was launched last month by the Surrey RCMP.
Its development included collaboration with female students from across the Surrey district, a news release states.
Topics covered were identified by the young women and girls who participated in the consultation process, it adds.
The one-hour presentations – which are to be showcased this weekend at the Mounties’ public safety fair, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at École Salish Secondary, 7272 184 St. – can also be adapted for community groups and organizations, particularly those who engage with youth, the release notes.
Insp. Wendy Mehat said police are “excited to see the impact Project Lavender will have with youth, particularly because they played such an integral part in it’s development.”
“It is about giving our youth the confidence to accept their challenges and strengths with compassion and resiliency so they can make positive life choices.”
“Project Lavender” presentations may be requested by email, to Surrey_Diversity@rcmp-grc.gc.ca


I have used Mate' de Coca on many occasions as an antidepressant.
When used as a tea, it is a pleasant, gentle stimulant until one far exceeds the 1 bag per 50 pounds of body weight. Adding Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda) seems to help the tea steep much faster.
I'd noticed that Coca-Cola used bicarb in it's process, and the Inca used Lime (a slightly different alkaline), so I decided on baking soda as a readily available catalyst(?).
Again, as a tea in low doses, it is much better than coffee. It DOES wear off in several hours as coffee does, leaving one a little tired.
A couple of years ago, for portability, I decided to fold a teabag, add a pinch of baking soda, and put it in the side of my mouth like chewing tobacco. 1 bag seemed to be a safe alternative to a cup of tea. For some reason, maybe a bad day, I decided to try one bag in each cheek. That seemed to bring the stimulation to an 'abusive' level. It reminded me of Cocaine, and started the associated 'can't get enough' feeling.
Soon it was 3 bags, then 4, which was all I could fit in my mouth. The sensation was like being CONTINUALLY on a cocaine high. As long as the bags were in my mouth, it was like that sensation I get from first snorting cocaine, but it STAYED as long as the bags were in my mouth!! I had a mess of soda and a pile of bags, but the end of day feeling when I stopped convinced me to stop chewing and take a break from the stuff.
When one crosses the threshold from use to abuse with Mate' de Coca, it becomes strongly psychologically addictive due to the pleasurable sensation, but when I stop, there's a commensurate great sadness and fatigue. A mild addiction and TERRIBLE nights. Toxicity becomes an issue with higher doses also.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Data Harmonization.
The ESCAPE-NET data harmonization effort allows us to combine heterogeneous data sets from the involved project sites in order to carry out subsequent pooled analyses in WP3.
The two interconnected data harmonization committees have created a list of variables which are common to all cohorts based on clinical relevance and availability, one for the SCA (case) cohorts and another for the observational prospective population (longitudinal) cohorts.
Before data can be incorporated into the database, data must be transformed according to the ESCAPE-NET variable lists.
In order to explain possible differences in the pooled dataset, we ask consortium partners to include, in the codebook, the local variable names, types, and coding as they are used in your respective cohorts as well as the variable transformation syntax.
Please see an example of a filled-in codebook (cc resus tab) from the Dutch cohort here
In summary, the tasks for the local cohort owners include:


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This will permanently delete the role from the application and can't be undone. Are you sure you want to continue?
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Aquaponics - Greenhouse
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The lettuce's where last harvested on , which yieled a total of KG.
The herbs where last harvested on , which yieled a total of KG.
The edible flowers where last harvested on , which yieled a total of KG.
The greenhouse is the key to recycling nutrients at De Ceuvel. The greenhouse at De Ceuvel produces vegetables and herbs for Cafe de Ceuvel using a closed-loop aquaponics system combining fish and vegetable production.
The fish excretes are broken down into nutrients for the plants, and the plants provide a natural filter for the water the fish live in. Aquaponics is thus based on the natural symbiosis between plant and water life. Inputs include primarily local nutrients like worms from our composting bins, and struvite from our struvite reactor, produced by men's urine from the Café. In the future, we will be experimenting with algae and insect production.
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System Architect Symbol details for "Classification System"
Agent (Class)
- Description:
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Role of a subject enabling it to act purposefully.
- Comment:
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CBS V2: - A role of a "Subject" which indicates that it has power to act
This is a role which may be played by a "Subject". Sometimes, an "Agent" may be created in order to
assemble a set of responsibilities and authorities prior to a specific "Subject" being identified
and allocated to it.
For purposes of creating an "Authorising Act", an "Agent" may actually be a group of individuals -
for example when joint responsibility is being taken for some decision, as in a clinical case
conference. In such a case the details of the group are taken care of by "Subject" and "Inter
Subject Relationship".
Examples of "Agent":
Dr Smithers within NHS XYZ Trust,
Ms J.Doe in the HXT Pathology laboratory.
A better understanding of the types of "Agent" can be gained from examination of its subtypes.
basis (Association)
- From Class:
"Classification System"
- To Class:
"Classification System Version"
- From Class:
"Classification System"
- To Class:
"Classification System Version"
Classification Element (Class)
- Description:
"Knowledge Concept" describing a genus - species relation between two "Categories".
- Comment:
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Note that genus - species or "is-a" relations mean that any object which is an instance of the
species category is also an instance of the genus category and hence will exhibit all properties
exhibited in common by all instances of that genus category plus some specific properties of its
own. No more and no less.
It is also important to recognise that Associative categories can only partake in genus / species
relations with other Associative categories, and that Descriptive categories can only partake in
genus / species relations with other Descriptive categories.
- Definitions Used:
-
Basis For Differentiation (Class Attribute)
Classification System (Class)
- Description:
"Knowledge Concept" being a collection of two or more "Classifications" into a coherent system.
- Comment:
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Within Classification Systems, all Categories which do not form the highest level Classification are
species in one or more Classifications.
All Categories which do not form lowest level Classifications are genuses in one or more
Classifications.
Classification System Version (Class)
- Description:
"Knowledge Concept" acting as a single version of a "Classification System".
Guideline (Class)
KC/Essential Type (Generalization Node)
- Base Class:
"Knowledge Concept"
- Definitions Used:
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Knowledge Concept (Class)
Knowledge Concept (Class)
- Description:
Collection of concepts, the relationships between them and the reasons for them.
responsible for (Association)
- From Class:
Agent
- To Class:
"Classification System"
- From Class:
Agent
- To Class:
"Classification System"