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GHOSTS OF MISSISSIPPI A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
"Is it ever too late to do the right thing?" asks Alec Baldwin in his summation as Mississippi Prosecutor Bobby DeLaughter. After thirty years, he is retrying notorious and unrepentant racist Byron de la Beckwith. Beckwith is played with chilling realism by James Woods. He spews epithets like, "All of those other races, colors, and creeds and sissies, they're the anti-Christ." And this is one of his mildest statements in GHOSTS OF MISSISSIPPI.
In 1963, Beckwith shot Medgar Evers in the back. After two all white juries could not reach a verdict, the state abandoned its case. Beckwith came back home to a flag waving parade. He was the local hero.
In contrast to Woods's intensity, Whoopi Goldberg renders Medgar's wife, Myrlie Evers, as a persistent, but highly controlled woman who seeks justice. She underplays the role, which contributes to the film's palatability. I expected Myrlie to be obsessed and emotional, but Whoopi sees her as pleasantly assertive. Even on the witness stand describing the crime, she neither sheds a tear nor raises her voice.
Rob Reiner's direction gives the movie the same smooth tone of his last film, THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT. GHOSTS OF MISSISSIPPI is quite a funny film, but it should have been more disturbing. Reiner concentrates on making the film easy to accept. Only Woods understands what should be the purpose of the picture which is to make us angry at Beckwith and at the system of discrimination and hatred that he represents.
The film is Baldwin's. He has the vast majority of the screen time, and the script by Lewis Colick has the case revolving around him -- will the prosecutor find the evidence, how will he handle the trial, and so on. His performance is earnest and solid. There is nothing to fault and little to praise.
Other than the Oscar worthy role by Woods, the supporting cast is the best part of the film. Craig T. Nelson is Bobby's boss Ed Peters. Ed does not back Bobby exactly, but he permits Bobby to let his other cases slide while he pursues what looks certain to be a wild goose chase. Afterall, most of the witnesses are dead, the gun is strangely now missing, and the transcript of the trial has been removed. There is almost nothing left on which to begin the investigation again.
Joining Bobby in what looks to be a quixotic endeavor is an investigator played by William H. Macy (from FARGO). His lines keep the audience laughing. Bobby has a secretary that does nothing but comedic lines and her delivery is perfect.
The script starts at Medgar Evers's death and never tells us who he was and why his murder was more important than other civil rights deaths. Even his brother says in the film that nobody really remembers Medgar. The movie is slowly paced, and material could have easily been cut so that we could have learned something of Medgar, the man.
GHOSTS OF MISSISSIPPI is feel good movie about catching the bad guy. I would rather have been more challenged and outraged. Reiner makes it all too simple and straight-forward. Luckily Woods, with a relatively modest number of lines, is there to remind us of how diabolical were the man and his deeds. His acting, together with a strong supporting cast, makes for a good film. It could and should have been a great one.
GHOSTS OF MISSISSIPPI runs 2:10. It is rated R for some profanity, a realistic shooting, and mature themes. There is no sex or nudity. The film would be fine for any teenager, and I hope many will see the picture. I recommend the film to you and give it ***.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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pixel Struct Template Reference
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Represents a pixel value (a container of channels). Models: HomogeneousColorBaseValueConcept, PixelValueConcept, HomogeneousPixelBasedConcept.
A pixel is a set of channels defining the color at a given point in an image. Conceptually, a pixel is little more than a color base whose elements model ChannelConcept . The class pixel defines a simple, homogeneous pixel value. It is used to store the value of a color. The built-in C++ references to pixel , pixel& and const pixel& are used to represent a reference to a pixel inside an interleaved image view (a view in which all channels are together in memory). Similarly, built-in pointer types pixel* and const pixel* are used as the standard iterator over a row of interleaved homogeneous pixels.
Since pixel inherits the properties of color base, assigning, equality comparison and copy-construcion are allowed between compatible pixels. This means that an 8-bit RGB pixel may be assigned to an 8-bit BGR pixel, or to an 8-bit planar reference. The channels are properly paired semantically.
The single-channel (grayscale) instantiation of the class pixel, (i.e. pixel<T,gray_layout_t> ) is also convertible to/from a channel value. This allows grayscale pixels to be used in simpler expressions like *gray_pix1 = *gray_pix2 instead of more complicated at_c<0>(gray_pix1) = at_c<0>(gray_pix2) or get_color<gray_color_t>(gray_pix1) = get_color<gray_color_t>(gray_pix2)
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After I graduated, I worked at the Riviera Hotel & Casino as a Table Gaming Auditor. After working there I was hired at International Game Technology as a Technical Trainer. I traveled all over the country teaching casinos how to use our software. From there I moved to Zappos.com and worked in the Call Center for a year and a half and now I currently work as a Merchandise Planning Analyst.
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Intro
In continuation of last week’s usability testing, I looked at how three participants interacted with Woodland Park Zoo's website on mobile. The oversight in which memberships were presented to users was the focus of this testing. If users were having issues on the desktop page, I wanted to see how they fared on mobile.
Method and Tasks
I used the the same script from last week in order to simulate the same conditions. The tasks stayed the same as well:
- Navigate to the membership page
- Choose and sign up for the best membership that fits your current situation.
- Choose the best membership that would fit this scenario: 2 parents, 1 child, and 1 non-related adult such as a nanny or babysitter.
However, the setup slightly changed. Before, I was able to sit off to the side of the user and observe them using a laptop and simultaneously see the screen. In this week’s testing, I had them use my personal iPhone 8, a much smaller screen than a laptop. To avoid hovering over my participants, I decided to cast the phone through my AppleTV while sitting off to the side where I could see both the phone and the casted screen on a much larger tv screen.
Background Info
The makeup of my participants this week, while still similar in age range 25 – 30 and work experience (all three tech), are either in a domestic partnership or married. One participant noted that they have a child with their significant other.
First Task: I Don’t Know Why I’m Testing This
To start things off, my participants were easily able to complete the first task with no problem. On mobile, the top of the page lists: tickets, membership, and donate. I didn’t bother to time this task, the time it took to complete this task seemed to be correlated to how quickly they could press a finger on the membership icon. Two users opted to do this testing with one hand, using their thumb to navigate and touch the screen to navigate. One user opted to hold the phone in their non-dominant hand (left) and use their right index finger to perform all actions.
Second Task: Surprise, Surprise
Where the first ask took no time to complete, the second task made up for the lack of time. Last week, the average time to complete this task was 33 seconds. In this week’s testing, the average time to complete, was 1 minute 40 seconds. My main takeaway from this task was that all my participants took the time to look through each and all options which, in my opinion, directly affected their performance in the next task. I think it helped that the marital status of my participants was different than my previous batch of participants. Listening to their thought process, I noticed that they would bring up their significant other in consideration of how they fit into membership plans so it seemed they had a genuine interest in the membership plans, something that may have been lacking in my previous usability testing. Another factor in the longer times was the layout of the page on mobile. To add members to a plan, the page would get cut off on the margins on the right. After some scrolling, the participants were able to see the full page but it definitely hindered the process.
Third Task: Maybe I Overreacted Last Week…
I was surprised by the final task’s outcomes. The average time to complete was less than the second task’s average time at 55 seconds. All participants chose the correct plan in this task, the Family Passport. In all three instances, the participants referred to the second task where they had already figured out the differences in the membership plans. When one participant started building a plan based off the annual membership plan, they noticed that they would be paying a higher price, so they deleted the selected plan from their cart and went back to add the Family Passport. The problems that were faced in the previous week, didn’t seem to be an issue here at all.
Interpreting Results
The mindset of user determines how they interact or parse information. It’s a very simple thing to note and not an earth-shattering observation or conclusion by any means. I was so caught up in trying to prove the point that the way in which this website is set up, people might be misled into signing up for the wrong membership, it didn’t dawn on me that this might not be a problem to people who don’t have a vested interest in certain memberships.
Single people or those who are married or are in a partnership with no children, for the most part, don’t need to worry about the difference between the Annual Pass and the Family Passport. In fact, if they only see the Annual Pass as on option, they will have saved themselves a lot of time from reading unnecessary information. It dawned on me when I saw my participant who was married and has a child go through this usability test that different people in different situations would respond differently. In that particular instance, they had a vested interest in finding the best plan so they would go the extra mile to read on to see all the option presented to them.
Conclusion
So, was this usability testing a waste? Probably, it could go either way at this point. I would be interested in the reasoning and thought process behind the layout of the membership page. Was it something well thought out to have the Annual Pass be the default because that might fit most people’s needs? Did I stumble upon something that wasn’t a problem that I made into a problem? Whatever it may be, my three participants this week taught me that people will find a way to serve their needs.


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Today is May 8th, the mother’s day. At first let’s bless Mother’s Day to the mothers of the world with our most respect.
What’s more, it’s maybe a more significant day for at least one person, and maybe the happiest, the most wonderful, the most memorable, the most splendid, the most fantastic… for her, Stefanie, from Singapore, the favorite singer of iSea.
With white pure dress, with the music of Mendelssohn, with the red carpet, with the focus of all others’ sight, with the lover on today and forever, she is on the way to another new start of her life, beginning with the wedding.
So, don’t be stingy, let’s give the best blessing for her. Your program’s output should begin with “Best wishes to Stefanie”. As a faithful fan, to show more sincere blessing, iSea choose his favorite TOPTEN songs:
What’s more, it’s maybe a more significant day for at least one person, and maybe the happiest, the most wonderful, the most memorable, the most splendid, the most fantastic… for her, Stefanie, from Singapore, the favorite singer of iSea.
With white pure dress, with the music of Mendelssohn, with the red carpet, with the focus of all others’ sight, with the lover on today and forever, she is on the way to another new start of her life, beginning with the wedding.
So, don’t be stingy, let’s give the best blessing for her. Your program’s output should begin with “Best wishes to Stefanie”. As a faithful fan, to show more sincere blessing, iSea choose his favorite TOPTEN songs:
1.Yu Jian
2.Tin O O
3.I Missed
4.Stefanie
5.The Same
6.About
7.Honey Honey
8.Unfinished
9.Hey Jude
10.When Winter Fades
iSea will listen to these songs alternately and circularly, i.e. one after one and after the last one beginning from the first one again from tomorrow, May 9th 2011. He will listen to exactly one song for one day, except the weekends, Saturday and Sunday, when he will play SanGuoSha and DotA Games. Being addicted in those fairs, he wants to ask you which song he should hear today.
输入:
The first line contains a single integer T, indicating the number of test cases.
Each test case begins with only one integers N, means N day(s) after today. You can assume the day won’t be weekends and in the range of 32-bit integer.
Each test case begins with only one integers N, means N day(s) after today. You can assume the day won’t be weekends and in the range of 32-bit integer.
输出:
The first line contains a single integer T, indicating the number of test cases.
Each test case begins with only one integers N, means N day(s) after today. You can assume the day won’t be weekends and in the range of 32-bit integer.
Each test case begins with only one integers N, means N day(s) after today. You can assume the day won’t be weekends and in the range of 32-bit integer.
样例输入:
3 1 3 5
样例输出:
Best wishes to Stefanie Yu Jian I Missed The Same
#include <stdlib.h> #include <ctype.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> #include <time.h> #include <algorithm> #include <vector> #include <string> #include <iostream> #include <sstream> #include <set> #include <map> #include <queue> #include <stack> #include <fstream> #include <sstream> using namespace std; #define FS(i,a) for(int i=0;a[i];++i) #define FD(i,a,b) for(int i=a;i>=b;--i) #define REP(i,a) for(int i=0;i<a;++i) #define FOR(i,a,b) for(int i=a;i<b;++i) #define PR2(a,n,m) REP(i,n){REP(j,m)cout<<a[i][j]<<' ';puts("");} #define MP make_pair #define CLQ(que) while(!que.empty()) que.pop(); #define CL(m,what) memset(m,what,sizeof(m)) #define READ(a) freopen(a,"r",stdin) #define WRITE(a) freopen(a,"w",stdout) #define min(a,b) (((a)<(b))?(a):(b)) #define max(a,b) (((a)>(b))?(a):(b)) #define checkMin(a,b) (a=min(a,b)) #define checkMax(a,b) (a=max(a,b)) #define sq(a) ((a)*(a)) #define INF 100000000 #define EPS 1e-8 const double pi = acos(-1.0); int dx[] = {-1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1, -1, -1}; //up Right down Left int dy[] = {0, 1, 0, -1, 1, -1, 1, -1}; typedef long long LL; typedef unsigned long long ULL; typedef vector<int> VI; typedef pair<int, int> PII; //------------------------------------------------------------------------------ char ans[10][100] = { "Yu Jian", "Tin O O", "I Missed", "Stefanie", "The Same", "About", "Honey Honey", "Unfinished", "Hey Jude", "When Winter Fades" }; int main() { #ifndef ONLINE_JUDGE #endif int T; LL n; cin >> T; puts("Best wishes to Stefanie\n"); while (T--) { cin >> n; --n; n %= 14; if (n < 5) puts(ans[n]); else { puts(ans[n - 7 + 5]); } } return 0; }
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学算法中的数据结构学到一定程度会乐此不疲的，比如其中的2－3树，类似的红黑树，我甚至可以自己写个逻辑文件系统结构来。
51行错了，改为：void Union(struct subset subsets[], int x, int y)
想问下computeLSPArray那里，if(len!=0) len=lps[len-1]是什么意思
不好意思，写错了．应该是 path[0]=0, visited[V] = true;
21行中，j<10可改为j<10-i，减少比较次数
#include <cstdio>
int main() {
//answer must be odd
int n, u, d;
while(scanf("%d%d%d",&n,&u,&d)==3 && n>0) {
if(n<=u) { puts("1"); continue; }
n-=u; u-=d; n+=u-1; n/=u;
n<<=1, ++n;
printf("%dn",n);
}
return 0;
}
对，还是这种实现比较好理解。虽然效率有点低
这一题的代码这样提交时错误的~少考虑了很多情况
换句话说，A[k/2-1]不可能大于两数组合并之后的第k小值，所以我们可以将其抛弃。
应该是，不可能小于合并后的第K小值吧
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helpful！！ mark
还是有些难度的！
位运算真赞
A猴子认识的所有猴子和B猴子认识的所有猴子都能认识，这句话用《爱屋及乌》描述比较容易理解……


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Opens a new transaction scoped to this
Session
if one is not already active.
Commit the currently active transaction in this Session.
Returns the default
Session
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create the default anonymous connection
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Receiver
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Roll back the currently active transaction in this Session.
Requests a close of the
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Gecode::Support::BitSetBase Class Reference
Basic bitset support. More...
#include <bitset-base.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| BitSetBase (void) | |
| Default constructor (yields empty set). | |
| template<class A > | |
| BitSetBase (A &a, unsigned int s, bool setbits=false) | |
| Initialize for s bits and allocator a. | |
| template<class A > | |
| BitSetBase (A &a, const BitSetBase &bs) | |
| Copy from bitset bs with allocator a. | |
| template<class A > | |
| void | init (A &a, unsigned int s, bool setbits=false) |
| Initialize for s bits and allocator a (only after default constructor). | |
| void | clearall (bool setbits=false) |
| Clear sz bits. | |
| void | copy (const BitSetBase &bs) |
| Copy sz bits from bs. | |
| unsigned int | size (void) const |
| Return size of bitset (number of bits). | |
| bool | get (unsigned int i) const |
| Access value at bit i. | |
| void | set (unsigned int i) |
| Set bit i. | |
| void | clear (unsigned int i) |
| Clear bit i. | |
| unsigned int | next (unsigned int i) const |
| Return position greater or equal i of next set bit (i is allowed to be equal to size). | |
| BitSetStatus | status (void) const |
| Return status of bitset. | |
| bool | all (void) const |
| Test whether all bits are set. | |
| bool | none (void) const |
| Test whether no bits are set. | |
| template<class A > | |
| void | resize (A &a, unsigned int n, bool setbits=false) |
| Resize bitset to n elememts. | |
| template<class A > | |
| void | dispose (A &a) |
| Dispose memory for bit set. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| unsigned int | sz |
| Size of bitset (number of bits). |
Detailed Description
Basic bitset support.
Definition at line 178 of file bitset-base.hpp.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::BitSetBase | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Default constructor (yields empty set).
Definition at line 493 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::BitSetBase | ( | A & | a, | |
| unsigned int | s, | |||
| bool | setbits = false | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Initialize for s bits and allocator a.
Definition at line 498 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::BitSetBase | ( | A & | a, | |
| const BitSetBase & | bs | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Copy from bitset bs with allocator a.
Definition at line 503 of file bitset-base.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
| void Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::init | ( | A & | a, | |
| unsigned int | s, | |||
| bool | setbits = false | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Initialize for s bits and allocator a (only after default constructor).
Reimplemented from Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase.
Definition at line 508 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::clearall | ( | bool | setbits = false |
) | [inline] |
Clear sz bits.
Definition at line 520 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::copy | ( | const BitSetBase & | bs | ) | [inline] |
Copy sz bits from bs.
Definition at line 514 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| unsigned int Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::size | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return size of bitset (number of bits).
Definition at line 525 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| bool Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::get | ( | unsigned int | i | ) | const [inline] |
Access value at bit i.
Reimplemented from Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase.
Definition at line 530 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::set | ( | unsigned int | i | ) | [inline] |
Set bit i.
Reimplemented from Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase.
Definition at line 535 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::clear | ( | unsigned int | i | ) | [inline] |
Clear bit i.
Reimplemented from Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase.
Definition at line 540 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| unsigned int Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::next | ( | unsigned int | i | ) | const [inline] |
Return position greater or equal i of next set bit (i is allowed to be equal to size).
Reimplemented from Gecode::Support::RawBitSetBase.
Definition at line 546 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| BitSetStatus Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::status | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Return status of bitset.
Definition at line 552 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| bool Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::all | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Test whether all bits are set.
Definition at line 557 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| bool Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::none | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Test whether no bits are set.
Definition at line 562 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::resize | ( | A & | a, | |
| unsigned int | n, | |||
| bool | setbits = false | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Resize bitset to n elememts.
Definition at line 482 of file bitset-base.hpp.
| void Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::dispose | ( | A & | a | ) | [inline] |
Dispose memory for bit set.
Definition at line 488 of file bitset-base.hpp.
Member Data Documentation
unsigned int Gecode::Support::BitSetBase::sz [protected] |
Size of bitset (number of bits).
Definition at line 181 of file bitset-base.hpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- gecode/support/bitset-base.hpp (Revision: 14203)


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Configure Simulation
Population size:
Fitness of genotype AA:
Fitness of genotype Aa:
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Mutation from A to a:
Mutation from a to A:
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Initial frequency of allele A:
# Generations:
# Populations:
Random number seed:
Defaults
Continue
New Run


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layout: documentation
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breadcrumb:
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variables_keys:
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// Disable the widescreen breakpoint
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{% include elements/anchor.html name="Vertical by default" %}
Every element in Bulma is mobile-first and optimizes for vertical reading, so by default on mobile:
columns
are stacked vertically
- the
level
component will show its children stacked vertically
- the
nav
menu will be hidden
You can however enforce the horizontal layout for both columns
or level
by appending the is-mobile
modifier.
{% include elements/anchor.html name="Breakpoints" %}
{% assign variables_file_url = "/blob/master/sass/utilities/initial-variables.sass#L56,L64" | prepend: site.data.meta.github %}
{% assign mixins_file_url = "/blob/master/sass/utilities/mixins.sass#L81,L129" | prepend: site.data.meta.github %}
Bulma has 5 breakpoints:
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{% assign breakpoint = breakpoint_hash[1] %}
{{ breakpoint.id }}
: {% if breakpoint.id == 'mobile' %}up to {{ breakpoint.to }}px
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Bulma uses 9 responsive mixins:
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{% assign breakpoint = breakpoint_hash[1] %}
{% case breakpoint.id %}
{% when 'mobile' %}
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def __init__(self, uri):
if not HAS_TRACK:
// We ignored the import error above in case we did not need track
// but now that we do we can rethrow it
raise ImportError("Track is not installed!")
self.uri = uri
self.options = parse_uri(uri)["query"]
self.client = TrackClient(uri)
Forward declaration because of a weird factory bug where Track is not found
def __init__(self, uri):
assert False, "This should not be called"
HAS_TRACK = False
REASON = None


Modifies the default behavior of the html A tag so that the default action is prevented when the href attribute is empty.
This change permits the easy creation of action links with the ngClick
directive
without changing the location or causing page reloads, e.g.:
Add Item

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Follow these steps to generate a backtest report:
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- If the project doesn't have a description, enter one and then press Save.
- Click Download Report.
The report may take a minute to generate.
- If the browser says the report is being generated, repeat step 3.


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Online Access Log Aggregation Function¶
The Online Access Log Aggregation Function aggregates the following information into one request ID [1] , based on the access log output from the screen function.
- Number of requests
- Number of requests with processing time exceeding the threshold
- Processing time (average)
- Processing time (median)
- processing time（maximum value）
| [1] | By specifying the request ID in the configuration file, the function to be aggregated can be narrowed down. See Online access log analysis and configuration of aggregation sample for configuration examples. |
Sample structure¶
This sample consists of the following three types.
| Sample name | Summary |
|---|---|
| Online access log analysis batch | Batch processing that analyzes the online access log and outputs only the information needed for aggregation to a CSV file. |
| Online access log analysis result aggregation batch | Batch processing to perform aggregate processing based on the CSV file output by Online access log analysis batch. The aggregation period will be for the number of days specified in the configuration file. |
| Online access log aggregation result reporting sample | Excel marco that outputs a report (table of aggregate results) to Excel based on the aggregate results output by the Online access log analysis result aggregation batch. |
Process flow¶
The following is a flow of processing until the online access log using the above sample and outputting the report information to Excel
Tip
In the above diagram, the online log deployment server and the terminal in charge of operations are explicitly described separately. This is because the online access log may contain personal information and it is recommended to do it in a secure environment.
Since the request information aggregation result does not include items such as personal information, although it may be run in a non-secure environment, there is no particular problem in running the log analysis and aggregation process in the environment in which it was executed.
Specifications and execution procedures for each sample¶
Online access log analysis batch¶
Batch processing that analyzes the online access log and outputs only the information needed for aggregate processing to a CSV file.
This sample is assumed to be executed on a daily basis. In addition, CSV files of analysis results should be stored as analysis results without deleting them.By collecting the analysis results CSV for the past, it is possible to perform accurate aggregation processing in the subsequent Online access log analysis result aggregation batchprocessing.
The CSV file name is “REQUEST_INFO_ + “system date (8 digits)” + .csv”.
The following information is output to the CSV file after executing this batch.
Output contents to a CSV file
| Item name | Remarks |
|---|---|
| Years | End of request (END) Year of log output date and time |
| Month | End of request (END) date and time of log output |
| Day | End of request (END) date and time of log output |
| Process name | Process name ?Blank if no process name is output to the log |
| Request ID | Request ID |
| processing time | Request processing time |
| Status code | Process status code |
Configuration information for executing this sample¶
See Online access log analysis and configuration of aggregation sample.
Execution¶
This batch is implemented using the Nablarch batch architecture. Therefore, Nablarch.jaris required to run this batch. Since the Nablarch batch requires a connection to the database, database connection configuration is also required.
The following parameters are required when running this sample:
diConfig
You can specify “main/resources/statistics-batch.xml” in the log aggregation function project. When the classpath is configured to the resources directory, the specified value is “statistics-batch.xml”.
requestPath
Specify the class name (OnlineAccessLogParseAction) of this batch action class.
If you change the configuration value of the log aggregation project, it is necessary to include the package name in the class name, so you should review the configuration value.
Request ID
If the functions that require a request ID (such as prevention of double start, batch stop control, etc.) are not used, it is possible to execute this batch without granting a request ID. When using a function that requires a request ID, the request ID should be given according to the project numbering system.
userId
Configure the batch user ID.
Online access log analysis result aggregation batch¶
Batch processing to perform aggregate processing based on the CSV file output by Online access log analysis batch. The aggregation period will be for the number of days specified in the configuration file.
Tip
The number of target days is determined by using the date included in the file name of the analysis result.
An example is shown below.
When analysis processing is executed daily.
When the analysis results of the following four files are used as inputs for tabulation, and the batch execution date is October 10, 2012 and the tabulation period is set to two days in the past, the CSV files from October 8 to October 10, 2012 are the tabulation targets.
The content of each CSV file contains only one day’s analysis results, so the range of calculation is basically the same as the past two days specified.
REQUEST_INFO_20121007.csv (Analysis of the online logs for seventh)REQUEST_INFO_20121008.csv (Analysis of the online logs for eighth)REQUEST_INFO_20121009.csv (Analysis of the online logs for ninth)REQUEST_INFO_20121010.csv (Analysis of the online logs for tenth)When the analysis process is not executed daily (for example, when it is executed once every two days)
When the analysis results of the following four files are used as inputs for tabulation, and the batch execution date is October 10, 2012 and the tabulation period is set to two days in the past, the CSV files from October 8 to October 10, 2012 are the tabulation targets.
In this case, because the CSV file of 20121008 contains analysis results for two days (7 and 8), the logs for the previous two days in the aggregation range (7 days) are also output as aggregation results.
REQUEST_INFO_20121008.csv (Analysis of the online logs for the seventh and eighth)REQUEST_INFO_20121010.csv (Analysis of the online logs for the ninth and tenth)
The following three CSV files are output as the aggregation result.
| File name | Output contents |
|---|---|
| Aggregate results by time | Outputs hourly aggregate processing. |
| Aggregate results by year and month | Outputs aggregate results on a daily basis. |
| Daily aggregation result |
Note that the year-month-by-year tabulation results only include data for the system monthly date. For this reason, the aggregate results of the past years should be accumulated without deleting them. Tip If the range is less than one month, such as 10 days, the value output in the month/year summary results will be 10 days only. If the aggregation process is executed on 30th and the range of aggregation is 10 days, the range from 20th to 30th is the target of aggregation. |
Output contents to a CSV file
| Item name | Remarks |
|---|---|
| Request ID | Request ID |
| Period for aggregation | The following values are output for each file. : By time: 0 - 23
By day1 - 31
By month and year: Month and year of system date
|
| Process name | Process name |
| Number of requests | Number of requests in the period under review |
| Number of requests for which the processing time exceeds the threshold. | The number of requests whose processing time exceeds the threshold time specified in the configuration file. |
| Processing time (average) | Average value within the aggregation period |
| Processing time (median) | Median value within the aggregation period |
| Processing time (maximum processing time within the aggregation target period) | Maximum processing time within the aggregation target period |
Configuration information for executing this sample¶
See Online access log analysis and configuration of aggregation sample.
Execution¶
This batch is implemented using the Nablarch batch architecture. Therefore, Nablarch.jaris required to run this batch. Since the Nablarch batch requires a connection to the database, database connection configuration is also required.
The following parameters are required when running this sample:
diConfig
You can specify “main/resources/statistics-batch.xml” in the log aggregation function project. When the classpath is configured to the resources directory, the specified value is “statistics-batch.xml”.
requestPath
Specify the class name (RequestInfoAggregateAction) of this batch action class.
If you change the configuration value of the log aggregation project, it is necessary to include the package name in the class name, so you should review the configuration value.
Request ID
If the functions that require a request ID (such as prevention of double start, batch stop control, etc.) are not used, it is possible to execute this batch without granting a request ID. When using a function that requires a request ID, the request ID should be given according to the project numbering system.
userId
Configure the batch user ID.
Online access log aggregation result reporting sample¶
This sample outputs a report (table of aggregate results) to Excel based on the aggregate results output by the online access log analysis result aggregation batch.
This sample is a sample to create a table of aggregate results. When creating a graph based on a table, use the Excel function to create a graph.
Execution¶
For details on how to use, refer to the following files under the log aggregation project.
- /tool/WebApplicationRequestReportingTool.xls
Online access log analysis and configuration of aggregation¶
Describes the configuration values for executing Online access log analysis batchand Online access log analysis result aggregation batch.
The configuration value must be set in the please.change.me.statistics.action.settings.OnlineStatisticsDefinition property and all are required items.
However, since the configuration values of the standard configuration are prepared in the following files of the operational information statistical function project, only the items that need to be changed depending on the environment of the project that uses this sample need to be modified.
- main/resources/statistics/onlineStatisticsDefinition.xml
- main/resources/statistics/statistics.config
| Configuration property name | Settings |
|---|---|
| accessLogDir | The path of the directory where the online access log to be analyzed is stored. Specify with absolute path or relative path. |
| accessLogFileNamePattern | File name pattern of online access log to be analyzed Use “*” to specify any value. (Note that this is different from regular expressions.)
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| accessLogParseDir | Path to the temporary directory used to analyze the access log The access log to be analyzed is copied to this directory and analyzed. Specify with absolute path or relative path. |
| endLogPattern | Regular expression pattern to identify the access log termination log |
| includeRequestIdList | Set the request ID list to be analyzed. Tip If the request ID has increased or decreased, add (delete) the request ID to be analyzed. |
| findRequestIdPattern | Regular expression for extracting request ID from end log Set a regular expression so that the part where the request ID is output is grouped. |
| findProcessNamePattern | Regular expression for extracting the process name from the end log Set a regular expression so that the part where the process name is output is grouped. |
| findStatusCodePattern | Regular expression for extracting status code from end log Set the regular expression so that the part where the status code is output is grouped. |
| logOutputDateTimeStartPosition | Start position of the area where the log output date and time is output Set the number of characters starting from 0. (Same specification as String#substring) |
| logOutputDateTimeEndPosition | End position of the area where the log output date and time is output Set the number of characters starting from 0. (Same specification as String#substring) |
| logOutputDateTimeFormat | Format of log output date and time It is set by the type which can be specified in SimpleDateFormat. |
| findExecutionTimePattern | Regular expression for extracting the processing time of a request Set the regular expression so that the part where the processing time is output is grouped. |
| requestInfoFormatName | File name of the format definition file of the analysis result CSV The definition file uses the following files under the log aggregation project. This format file is also used when reading the analysis results in Online access log analysis result aggregation batch.
Tip Basically, it is not necessary to specify any other format definition file than the one mentioned above. However, when the analysis and aggregation batches are extended and the items output to the format definition file are added (deleted), it is necessary to create the format definition file corresponding to the extended batch. In such a case, it is necessary to set the name of the newly created format definition file. |
| requestInfo.dir | Logical name of the output destination directory of the analysis result CSV Refer to the following files under the log aggregation project for mapping with the actual directory.
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| requestInfoSummaryBaseName | Logical name of the output destination directory for the aggregation result CSV Refer to the following files under the log aggregation project for mapping with the actual directory.
|
| requestInfoSummaryFormatName | Format definition file name of the aggregation result CSV file The definition file uses the following files under the log aggregation project.
Tip Basically, it is not necessary to specify any other format definition file than the one mentioned above. However, when the item output to the format definition file is added (deleted) by extending the aggregation batch, it is necessary to create the format definition file corresponding to the extended batch. In such a case, it is necessary to set the name of the newly created format definition file. |
| thresholdExecutionTime | Threshold of the processing time for one request (milliseconds) This is used to obtain the number of requests whose processing time exceeds the threshold. For example, if it is set to 3000, the number of requests exceeding 3 seconds can be calculated. |
| aggregatePeriod | Configure the aggregation period. It is recommended to set a minimum of 30 to ensure that the year and month are aggregated without fail. |


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max_throughput_for_completion_latency_under_1ms = 0.0
while latency < latency_threshold:
iteration_results = {}
threads += max(1, int(threads * .15))
num_loaders = len(load_vms) * num_servers
args = [((redis_vm, load_vms[i % len(load_vms)], threads / num_loaders +
(0 if (i + 1) > threads % num_loaders else 1),
FIRST_PORT + i % num_servers, i, iteration_results),
{}) for i in range(num_loaders)]
logging.error("BEFORE: %s", args)
vm_util.RunThreaded(RunLoad, args)
throughput = 0.0
latency = 0.0
logging.error("%s", iteration_results)
for result in iteration_results.values():
throughput += result[0]
for result in iteration_results.values():
latency += result[1] * result[0] / throughput
if latency < 1.0:
max_throughput_for_completion_latency_under_1ms = max(
After Change
"Zero throughput for {} threads: {}".format(threads, client_results))
// Average latency across clients
latency = (sum(client_latency * client_throughput
for client_latency, client_throughput in client_results) /
throughput)
if latency < 1.0:
max_throughput_for_completion_latency_under_1ms = max(
max_throughput_for_completion_latency_under_1ms,


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Equilibrium
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amounts can be though as if they were concenrations.
| Name | Description |
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model.components Array<object>
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The equilibrium's independent components. Each object in the array requires a label property and either a total property (for total amount) or an atEquilibrium property (for fixed final amount). The label property should be a unique name for that specie |
model.formedSpecies Array<object>
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Additional options
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options.volume number?
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Volume of the solution in which the equilibrium occurs. If this value is 1 then |
options.robustMaxTries number?
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Maximum tries when using solveRobust . |
options.random function?
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Random number generator to use when initializing concentrations |
Solve the model. Initial concentrations set with setInitial will be used as the starting points of the optimization algorithm.
object
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An Object with as many properties as there are species. The key is the label of the specie,
and the value is the concentration at equilibrium of this specie.
Solve the model robustly. Does not take into account initial concentrations set with setInitial Random initialization concentrations are used until the optimization algorithm converges. The number of tries is set at instanciation with robustMaxTries
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An Object with as many properties as there are species. The key is the label of the specie,
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1879: Captain Henry Marshal, of the East Surrey Regiment, discovers the treasures of Durr-i-Durran during Khost Valley expedition of the second Anglo-Afghan war. Writing to his betrothed, Agatha Best, Marshal mentions a network of caves under Khost containing a great store of treasure, and implies that he has appropriated some items from the Durranis: "Would that you had been there, my dearest Agatha, when I rounded a particularly tight corner in that squalid little rabbit-warren to discover such beauty. Not since last leaving your presence.... Perhaps your father will now look more kindly on my decision to join the Young Buffs...."
Five days later, in the mountainous territories east of Khost, Marshal is caught in a rockfall. His right arm is entirely smashed to pieces, necessitating amputation at the scene by Surgeon-Major Preston. Marshal arrives at the camp at Peshawar delirious, and dies shortly thereafter. Marshal's batman, George Eccles, arranges the safe passage of Marshal's personal effects—including some two dozen loose pearls, tightly wrapped in undergarments—out of the country.
1880: Eccles falls at the battle of Maiwand; Preston is wounded and returns home. The precise location of the riches of the Durrani passes once again into obscurity.
1883: Agatha Best, now Lady Agatha Hailsham, commissions a necklace to be made from the pearls. The task falls to the world-famous Houndsworth's, a specialist jeweller near Regent Street. Houndsworth's the company has a proud history, stretching back to Queen Elizabeth I's reign, and the grandfather of the company's founder helped work on Anne Boleyn's famous "B" necklace.
By the 1880s the company is in some difficulty. Nathaniel Houndsworth is in ailing health, but unwilling to hand the reins to his son Martin. The historian Andrew Gillman discusses Nathaniel Houndsworth's condition in some detail: "racked with pain from arthritis, symptoms of which were especially prominent in the swollen joints of his dominant right hand, Houndsworth could barely handle the jewels, let alone set them with any delicacy of touch." Michael Denning, an apprentice during the end of Houndsworth's running of the company, remembers the older man "bent over his desk like a question mark." He was clearly in terrible pain.
1884: The Khost Necklace is finished. The next day Houndsworth finds his hands utterly unusable: it is believed that his arthritis had been exacerbated by the stress of the company's last commission, and retires. Two months later, following a series of hysterical fits, he is confined in St Anthony's Hospice, Ramsgate. Lady Agatha wears the Khost Necklace to a number of prominent occasions that season.
1887: At the age of twenty-six, Lady Agatha has an accident while riding on the South Downs. She falls from the horse and lands on rocks, fracturing her skull and causing a blood clot in the brain. Although she survives with her wits intact, much of her right-hand side—arm and leg, and her facial muscles—are weakened by the accident. She is left unable to speak.
1902: Martin Houndsworth, son of the late Nathaniel, is convicted of fraud. The remaining assets of Houndsworth's are liquidated.
1922: The eldest daughter of Lord and Lady Hailsham dies of pneumonia, aged thirty-six. She leaves two sons, Andrew and Caspar, and a daughter, Emily.
1928: Emily Hailsham marries author and essayist Robert Cookson. Robert is a favourite of the Bloomsbury set, and is rumoured to be having an affair with both Virginia Woolf and at least one of the Mitford sisters.
Emily lives the life of a Bohemian authoress and bon vivant in London; her novels Out of the Water and A Troubled Paradise are released to widespread acclaim in 1929 and 1932. Later works, including Don't Worry About Her (1934), Never Again (1935) and A Lock of His Hair (1939), are received much less favourably and critical opinion gradually turns against her, prolonging her work on the ultimately unfinished The Burford Pariah.
1934: Lady Agatha dies, leaving Emily to inherit the Khost Necklace.
1944: During the British invasion of Nazi-occupied France, the now Sergeant Robert Cookson is killed on Omaha Beach. Eye witnesses later confirm his heroism: he attempts to return a live grenade to the enemy, but the ordnance explodes as it leaves his grasp.
1947: Leaving a society ball, Emily Cookson is involved in a minor accident: her writing hand is slammed in a car door, breaking several small bones. She hires a typist to continue work on The Burford Pariah, but her habit of heavy drinking gradually turns into alcoholism.
1948: With mounting financial problems Emily Cookson is forced to sell the Khost Necklace. No records exist of the sale, but it is believed to be at an unfavourable price to her major creditor, convicted thief and "spiv" Terry White: certainly Emily receives little actual money in return for the necklace.
1955: Emily Cookson dies of complications arising from delirium tremens.
1962: Terry White is found murdered; according to autopsy his body contained over two hundred bullets, and his "shooting hand" is itself shot entirely to pieces.
1969: The Khost Necklace resurfaces at auction. Little can be reconstructed about the intervening years, but three jewellers including Michael Denning himself (now aged 97) testify to the likelihood of its veracity. During surface transport to auction, the crate carrying the necklace falls fifty feet from a hoist, and another crate lands on top of it; the necklace is broken and some pearls are lost. The Khost pearls are eventually sold singly to a number of private investors.
1973: Bryan Stanley Johnson, avant-garde author, commits suicide; a pearl, believed to be from the Khost Necklace, sits beside the bath in which he is found. Friend and agent Michael Bakewell later admits to receipt of the manuscript inspired by Johnson's acquisition, Pearls Before Swiving, or The Nature of the Beast, but it is destroyed during a failed burglary.
1977: Musician Marc Bolan dies in a car accident. On his right finger is a gold ring with a Khost pearl inset, believed to be a gift from David Bowie. This pearl, like Johnson's, is bought by a private foreign investor.
2002: Yvonne Chevalier, "holistic healer to the stars", buys the five pearls previously unaccounted for. Four of these are ground down to form part of an expensive treatment against skin ageing, and Chevalier is feted by the rich and famous. Soon afterwards, however, her soldier son Hal disappears during the battle of Shahi-Kot in Paktia Province. Chevalier becomes a vocal anti-war campaigner, while Hal, with the keepsake given to him by his mother, is declared missing in action.


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staticQB.users.create(params, callback)
modules/qbUsers.js, line 178 -
Registers a new app user. Call this API to register a user for the app. You must provide either a user login or email address along with their password, passing both email address and login is permitted but not required (read more)
Name Type Description params
object object of user's parameters Name Type Description login
string The user's login name password
string The user's password for this app email
string The user's email address full_name
string optional The user's full name phone
string optional The user's phone number website
string optional The user's web address, or other url facebook_id
string optional The user's facebook uid twitter_id
string optional The user's twitter uid blob_id
number optional The id of an associated blob for this user, for example their photo external_user_id
number | string optional An uid that represents the user in an external user registry tag_list
string | Array.<string> optional A comma separated list of tags associated with the user. Set up user tags and address them separately in your app custom_data
string optional The user's additional info callback
createUserCallback The createUserCallback function -
staticQB.users.delete(params, callback)
modules/qbUsers.js, line 253 -
Remove a user from the app, by user's id or uid that represents the user in an external user registry
Name Type Description params
number | object An id of user to remove or object with external user id Name Type Description external
number | string An id of user to remove or object with external user id callback
deleteUserCallback An uid that represents the user in an external user registry Example
// parameter as user id: var params = 567831; // parameter as external user id: // var params = {'external': 'ebdf831abd12da4bcf12f22d'}; QB.users.delete(params, function(error, response) { if (error) { console.log(error); } else { console.log(response); } });
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staticQB.users.get(params, callback)
modules/qbUsers.js, line 117 -
Retrieve a specific user or users
Name Type Description params
number | object User ID (number) or object of parameters (object with one of next required properties) Name Type Default Description login
string The login of the user to be retrieved (read more) full_name
string The full name of users to be retrieved (read more) facebook_id
string The user's facebook uid (read more) twitter_id
string The user's twitter uid (read more) phone
string The user's phone number email
string The user's email address (read more) tags
string | Array.<string> A comma separated list of tags associated with users (read more) external
number | string An uid that represents the user in an external user registry (read more) page
string 1 optional Used to paginate the results when more than one page of users retrieved (can be used with get by 'full_name' or 'tags') per_page
string 10 optional The maximum number of users to return per page, if not specified then the default is 10 (can be used with get by 'full_name' or 'tags') callback
getUsersCallback The getUsersCallback function Example
var params = {'email'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>// for search by 'full_name' or 'tags': // var params = { // 'full_name': 'test_user', // 'page': 2, // 'per_page': 25 // }; // for search by user's ID: // var id = 53454; // use params or id to get records: QB.users.get(params, function(error, response) { if (error) { console.log(error); } else { console.log(response); } });
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staticQB.users.listUsers(params, callback)
modules/qbUsers.js, line 37 -
Call this API to get a list of current users of you app. By default it returns upto 10 users, but you can change this by adding pagination parameters. You can filter the list of users by supplying a filter string. You can sort results by ask/desc (read more)
Name Type Description params
object Object of parameters Name Type Default Description page
number 1 optional Used to paginate the results when more than one page of users retrieved per_page
number 10 optional The maximum number of users to return per page, if not specified then the default is 10 filter
string optional You can filter the list of users by supplying a filter string. Possible operators: gt, lt, ge, le, eq, ne, between, in. Allowed fields' types: string,number,date. Allowed fields: id, full_name, email, login, phone, website, created_at, updated_at, last_request_at, external_user_id, twitter_id, twitter_digits_id, facebook_id (example: 'field_type+field_name+operator+value') order
string optional Parameter to sort results. Possible values: asc and desc. Allowed fields' types: string,number,date. Allowed fields: id, full_name, email, login, phone, website, created_at, updated_at, last_request_at, external_user_id, twitter_id, twitter_digits_id, facebook_id ('asc+date+created_at' (format is 'sort_type+field_type+field_name')) callback
listUsersCallback The listUsersCallback function -
staticQB.users.resetPassword(email, callback)
modules/qbUsers.js, line 279 -
You can initiate password resets for users who have emails associated with their account. Password reset instruction will be sent to this email address (read more)
Name Type Description email
string The user's email to send reset password instruction callback
resetPasswordByEmailCallback The resetPasswordByEmailCallback function -
staticQB.users.update(id, params, callback)
modules/qbUsers.js, line 215 -
Update current user. In normal usage, nobody except the user is allowed to modify their own data. Any fields you don’t specify will remain unchanged, so you can update just a subset of the user’s data. login/email and password may be changed, but the new login/email must not already be in use (read more)
Name Type Description id
number The id of user to update params
object object of user's parameters Name Type Description login
string optional The user's login name old_password
string optional The user's old password for this app password
string optional The user's new password for this app email
string optional The user's email address full_name
string optional The user's full name phone
string optional The user's phone number website
string optional The user's web address, or other url facebook_id
string optional The user's facebook uid twitter_id
string optional The user's twitter uid blob_id
number optional The id of an associated blob for this user, for example their photo external_user_id
number | string optional An uid that represents the user in an external user registry tag_list
string | Array.<string> optional A comma separated list of tags associated with the user. Set up user tags and address them separately in your app custom_data
string optional The user's additional info callback
updateUserCallback The updateUserCallback function


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Worked on all aspects game development including:
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Class Pool
Represents a connection to a pool of ledger nodes and provides static methods for managing connections to pools.
Inheritance
Implements
Namespace: Hyperledger.Indy.PoolApi
Assembly: Hyperledger.Indy.Sdk.dll
Syntax
public sealed class Pool : Object, IDisposable
Methods
CloseAsync()
Closes the pool.
Declaration
public Task CloseAsync()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task | An asynchronous System.Threading.Tasks.Task that completes when the operation completes. |
Remarks
note
Once a Pool instance is closed it cannot be opened again. Instead call the OpenPoolLedgerAsync(String, String) method to open a new Pool instance.
CreatePoolLedgerConfigAsync(String, String)
Creates a new local pool configuration with the specified name that can be used later to open a connection to pool nodes.
Declaration
public static Task CreatePoolLedgerConfigAsync(string configName, string config)
Parameters
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| System.String | configName | The name for the configuration. |
| System.String | config | The configuration JSON. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task | An asynchronous System.Threading.Tasks.Task<> with no return value that completes when the configuration is created. |
Remarks
If the configuration specified in the config
parameter is null then the
default configuration will be used, however if specified the value should adhere to the following
JSON format:
{
"genesis_txn": "path/to/genesis/transaction/file"
}
If the value of the genesis_txn
key in the JSON is null then a default file will be
used. If the file specified does not exist it will be created.
See Also
DeletePoolLedgerConfigAsync(String)
Deletes an existing pool configuration.
Declaration
public static Task DeletePoolLedgerConfigAsync(string configName)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | configName | The name of the configuration to delete. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task | An asynchronous System.Threading.Tasks.Task<> with no return value that completes when the configuration is deleted. |
See Also
Dispose()
Disposes of resources.
Declaration
public void Dispose()
Finalize()
Finalizes the resource during GC if it hasn't been already.
Declaration
protected override void Finalize()
ListPoolsAsync()
Declaration
public static Task<string> ListPoolsAsync()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<System.String> |
OpenPoolLedgerAsync(String, String)
Opens a pool and connects to the ledger nodes.
Declaration
public static Task<Pool> OpenPoolLedgerAsync(string configName, string config)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | configName | The name of the pool configuration to use. |
| System.String | config | The runtime configuration to use. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<Pool> | An asynchronous System.Threading.Tasks.Task<> that resolves to a Pool instance once the pool is opened. |
Remarks
A Pool cannot be opened unless the a pool configuration with the specified name was previously configured using the CreatePoolLedgerConfigAsync(String, String) method.
When opening a pool the runtime configuration can be specified using the config
parameter, which expects a JSON string with the following format:
{
"refresh_on_open": bool (optional), Forces pool ledger to be refreshed immediately after opening.
Defaults to true.
"auto_refresh_time": int (optional), After this time in minutes pool ledger will be automatically refreshed.
Use 0 to disable automatic refresh. Defaults to 24*60.
"network_timeout": int (optional), Network timeout for communication with nodes in milliseconds.
Defaults to 20000.
}
If the config
parameter is null then the default configuration will be used.
note
Attempting to open a pool with the same name more than once will result in an error.
RefreshAsync()
Refreshes a local copy of the pool and updates the pool's node connections.
Declaration
public Task RefreshAsync()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task | An asynchronous System.Threading.Tasks.Task that completes when the operation completes. |
SetProtocolVersionAsync(Int32)
Declaration
public static Task SetProtocolVersionAsync(int protocolVersion)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | protocolVersion |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task |


Oil Companies Consider Release of Wastewater Into Surface Water
by Cristina TuserOklahoma, Texas and New Mexico are considering allowing oil companies to release recycled wastewater into surface water.
Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico are exploring the idea of allowing oil companies to recycle wastewater and either transfer it to other users or release it into surface water, according to E&E News.
The oil industry generally disposes of wastewater in deep injection wells.
The plan intends to help the oil industry cope with its growing waste disposal problem, but environmentalists warn the oil industry could end up polluting waterways instead.
"We can't bring those discharges back," said Nichole Saunders, a senior attorney with the Environmental Defense Fund's Climate and Energy Program.
Oklahoma could get approval from U.S. EPA to start issuing permits that will allow the oil industry to dispose of oil field waste in waterways within the year, reported E&E News.
Texas and New Mexico enacted laws this spring requiring their environmental agencies to explore the idea, according to E&E News. The regulations on releasing treated wastewater into surface water will likely vary from state to state.
The oil industry in Texas produces 357 billion gal of wastewater a year, while Oklahoma and New Mexico also produce billions of barrels of waste each year.
Experts believe the oil industry is gradually running out of space to dispose of wastewater in the deep aquifers.
Companies could be handling produced water from thousands of sites, according to E&E News. Considering each site may have a different geology, each well could be treated with a different blend of drilling chemicals, ultimately changing the makeup of the wastewater.
"We're talking about a very, very complex waste stream that changes from well to well, region to region, day to day," said Saunders.
The Groundwater Protection Council believes more information is needed before produced water can be released into fresh water.
Though the state is holding a series of meetings on produced water reuse, officials are proceeding with caution nonetheless.
It is not clear what discharge limits would be implemented.


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