Planetary Data System DOI Service API
PDS API for managing DOI registration with a DOI service provider (OSTI, DataCite, etc.).
Version: 0.2
BasePath:/PDS_APIs/pds_doi_api/0.2
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(getCheckDois)
Check submission status of all records pending release.
Query parameters
email (optional)
Query Parameter — If true, the check action sends results to the default recipients and pending DOI submitters. default: false
attachment (optional)
Query Parameter — If true, the check action sends results as an email attachment. Has no effect if the email flag is not set to true. default: false
submitter (required)
Query Parameter — The email address of the user to register as author of the check action. This address is also included in the list of recipients.
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
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Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the response header.
Responses
200
Success
doi_record
400
DOI service provider cannot be reached
500
Internal error
(getDoiFromId)
Get the status of a DOI from the transaction database.
Query parameters
identifier (required)
Query Parameter — The PDS identifier associated with the record to fetch.
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
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Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the response header.
Responses
200
Success
doi_record
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
[
{
"creation_date":"2021-03-09T00:00:00Z",
"doi":"10.17189/29476",
"identifier":"urn:nasa:pds:lab_shocked_feldspars::1.0",
"node":"eng",
"record":"<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n<records>\n
<record status=\"reserved\">\n <id>29476</id>\n
<title>Laboratory Shocked Feldspars Bundle</title>\n
<doi>10.17189/29476</doi>\n ...\n
<contact_name>PDS Operator</contact_name>\n
<contact_org>PDS</contact_org>\n
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><contact_phone>818.393.7165</contact_phone>\n
</record>\n</records>\n",
"status":"reserved",
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
]
404
Not existing
500
Internal error
(getDois)
List the DOI requests within the transaction database
Query parameters
doi (optional)
Query Parameter — List of DOIs to fetch from transaction database.
submitter (optional)
Query Parameter — List of submitter email addresses to filter DOIs by.
node (optional)
Query Parameter — List of PDS node names cited as contributor of the DOI to filter by. Each identifier must be one of the valid PDS steward IDs, see https://pds.nasa.gov/datastandards/documents/dd/current/PDS4_PDS_DD_1D00.html#d5e72146
status (optional)
Query Parameter — List of DOI workflow status values to filter results by. Status must be one of the following - "unknown", "draft", "review", or "findable".
ids (optional)
Query Parameter — List of PDS identifiers to filter DOIs by. Each identifier may contain one or more Unix-style wildcards (*) to pattern match against.
start_date (optional)
Query Parameter — A start date to filter resulting DOI records by. Only records with an update time after this date will be returned. Value must be a valid isoformat string of the form <YYYY>-<mm>-<dd>[T<HH>:<MM>:<SS>.<ms>]
end_date (optional)
Query Parameter — An end date to filter resulting DOI records by. Only records with an update time prior to this date will be returned. Value must be a valid isoformat string of the form <YYYY>-<mm>-<dd>[T<HH>:<SS>.<ms>]
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
[
{
"identifier" : "identifier",
"node" : "node",
"submitter" : "submitter",
"title" : "title",
"update_date" : "2000-01-23T04:56:07.000+00:00",
"doi" : "doi",
"status" : "status"
},
{
"identifier" : "identifier",
"node" : "node",
"submitter" : "submitter",
"title" : "title",
"update_date" : "2000-01-23T04:56:07.000+00:00",
"doi" : "doi",
"status" : "status"
}
]
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the response header.
Responses
200
Success
400
Invalid Argument
500
Internal error
(postDois)
Submit a DOI to reserve or update. The payload includes URLs for one or more records to be submitted. Record URLs must resolve to PDS4 label files (xml).
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the request header:
application/json
application/xml
Request body
Body Parameter — Payload containing one or more labels in JSON or XML (PDS4) format. Required for reserve requests, but optional for update.
example: {
"labels" : [ {
"status" : "Reserved",
"title" : "Laboratory Shocked Feldspars Bundle",
"publication_date" : "2020-03-11",
"product_type_specific" : "PDS4 Collection",
"author_last_name" : "Johnson",
"author_first_name" : "J. R.",
"related_resource" : "urn:nasa:pds:lab_shocked_feldspars"
} ]
}
Query parameters
action (required)
Query Parameter — The submission action to perform. Must be one of "reserve", "draft" or "update". "draft" is an alias for "update".
submitter (required)
Query Parameter — Email address of the submission requester.
node (required)
Query Parameter — The PDS node name to cite as contributor of the DOI. Must be one of the valid PDS steward IDs, see https://pds.nasa.gov/datastandards/documents/dd/current/PDS4_PDS_DD_1D00.html#d5e72146
url (optional)
Query Parameter — URL to provide as the record to register a DOI for. URL must start with either "http://" or "https://" and resolve to a valid PDS4 label in XML format. This value is only utilized when request is set to "update".
force (optional)
Query Parameter — If true, forces a reserve request to completion, ignoring any warnings encountered. Has no effect for update requests. default: false
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
""
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the response header.
Responses
200
Success
doi_record
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
[
{
"creation_date":"2021-03-09T00:00:00Z",
"doi":"10.17189/29476",
"identifier":"urn:nasa:pds:lab_shocked_feldspars::1.0",
"node":"eng",
"record":"<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n
<records>\n <record status=\"reserved\">\n
<id>29476</id>\n <title>Laboratory Shocked Feldspars Bundle</title>\n
<doi>10.17189/29476</doi>\n ...\n
<contact_name>PDS Operator</contact_name>\n
<contact_org>PDS</contact_org>\n
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><contact_phone>818.393.7165</contact_phone>\n
</record>\n</records>\n",
"status":"reserved",
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
]
201
Success
400
Invalid Argument
500
Internal error
(postSubmitDoi)
Move a DOI record from draft status to "review".
Query parameters
identifier (required)
Query Parameter — The PDS identifier associated with the record to submit for review.
force (optional)
Query Parameter — If true, forces a submit request to completion, ignoring any warnings encountered. default: false
Return type
Example data
Content-Type: application/json
""
Produces
This API call produces the following media types according to the request header;
the media type will be conveyed by the response header.
Responses
200
Success
doi_record
400
Can not be released
404
No entry found for identifier
500
Internal error
(putDoiFromId)
Update the record associated with an existing DOI.
Query parameters
identifier (required)
Query Parameter — The PDS identifier associated with the record to fetch.
submitter (optional)
Query Parameter — Email address of the DOI update requester.
node (optional)
Query Parameter — The PDS node name to cite as contributor of the DOI. Must be one of the valid PDS steward IDs, see https://pds.nasa.gov/datastandards/documents/dd/current/PDS4_PDS_DD_1D00.html#d5e72146
url (optional)
Query Parameter — URL to provide as the record to update the DOI with. URL must start with either "http://" or "https://" and resolve to a valid PDS4 label in XML format.
Responses
501
Not implemented
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doi_record
doi_summary
label_payload
labels_payload
doi (optional)
identifier (optional)
title (optional)
node (optional)
submitter (optional)
status (optional)
update_date (optional)
record (optional)
creation_date (optional)
Date Creation date of the DOI record in iso8601 format format: date-time
message (optional)
doi (optional)
identifier (optional)
title (optional)
node (optional)
submitter (optional)
status (optional)
update_date (optional)
status (optional)
title (optional)
publication_date (optional)
product_type_specific (optional)
author_last_name (optional)
author_first_name (optional)
related_resource (optional)


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| Open Type Hierarchy | Opens Type Hierarchy view for selected type | F4 |
| Open Call Hierarchy | Opens Call Hierarchy view for selected function or method | Ctrl+Alt+H |
| Open Include Browser | Opens the Include Browser, focused on the selected file | Ctrl+Alt+I |
| Open from Clipboard | (Java-specific function) | |
| Toggle Source/Header | Switches the active editor between a source file and its corresponding header file | |
| Open Element... | Brings up the Open Element selection dialog, which shows all the types existing in the open projects | Ctrl+Shift+T |
| Open Type in Hierarchy... | Ctrl+Shift+H | |
| Open Element in Call Hierarchy... | ||
| Open Resource... | Displays a dialog that lists all the resources in the open projects | Ctrl+Shift+R |
| Show In (submenu) | Displays the selected resource (or the active editor) in another view | Alt+Shift+W |
| Quick Outline | Displays outline view for the active editor | Ctrl+O |
| Next [...] | Navigates to the following item in the active view (Depending on the view, the name of this menu item will change, e.g. to Next Annotation when an editor is active) | Ctrl+. |
| Previous | Navigates to the preceding item in the active view (Depending on the view, the name of this menu item will change, e.g. to Previous Annotation when an editor is active) | Ctrl+, |
| Last Edit Location | Puts the cursor at the location of the most recent edit, opening an editor if necessary | Ctrl+Q |
| Go to Line | Opens a dialog where you can specify the line number to move to (Only enabled for editors.) | Ctrl+L |
| Back (submenu) | Moves the cursor to the previous cursor position stored in history, switching editors if necessary (The submenu contains a list of windows in the history.) | Alt+Left |
| Forward (submenu) | Moves the cursor to the next cursor position stored in history, switching editors if necessary (Enabled only if you've previously used Back. The submenu contains a list of windows available to switch to.) | Alt+Right |
Note: Other Navigate options are used with the JDT. Refer to the Java development user guide for details.


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SHFINDLWIN(1) SHTOOLS 2.6 SHFINDLWIN(1)
SHFindLWin
SHFindLWin - Determine the spherical-harmonic bandwidth that is necessary to achieve a certain concentration factor.
SYNOPSIS
INTEGER FUNCTION SHFindLWin ( THETA0, M, ALPHA, TAPER_NUMBER ) REAL*8 THETA0, ALPHA INTEGER M INTEGER, OPTIONAL TAPER_NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
SHFindLWin will determine the spherical harmonic bandwidth that is required for a window of the spherical-cap concentration problem to achive a certain concentration factor. By default, the first taper corresponding to the angular order M will be used, but this can be modified by specifying the optional argument TAPER_NUMBER.
ARGUMENTS
THETA0 The angular radius of the spherical cap in RADIANS. M (input) INTEGER The angular order of the taper. ALPHA (input) REAL*8 The desired concentration factor of the window. This must lie between 0 and 1. TAPER_NUMBER (input) INTEGER, OPTIONAL The taper number corresponding to the angular order M. The default is to use the first taper.
SEE ALSO
computed0(1), computedg82(1), computedm(1), shreturntapers(1), shreturntapersm(1) <http://www.ipgp.jussieu.fr/~wieczor/SHTOOLS/SHTOOLS.html>
REFERENCES
Wieczorek, M. A. and F. J. Simons, Localized spectral analysis on the sphere, Geophys. J. Int., 162, 655-675.
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright 2005, 2006 by Mark Wieczorek<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This is free software; you can distribute and modify it under the terms of the revised BSD license. SHTOOLS 2.6 2009-08-18 SHFINDLWIN(1)
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by JEROME PUGMIREPARIS (AP) - Olivier Giroud scored the winning goal from the penalty spot as a lackluster France rallied to beat Moldova 2-1 on Thursday to move ahead of Turkey in their European Championship qualifying group.
Giroud confidently smacked the spot kick into the left corner in the 79th minute after left back Lucas Digne was tripped running onto a return pass from Kylian Mbappé. It moved Giroud onto 39 international goals and just two behind Michel Platini in France’s all-time scorers’ list, which Thierry Henry tops with 51.
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railo-context.Component coldbox.system.ioc.config.Binder
This is a WireBox configuration binder object. You can use it to configure a WireBox injector instance using our WireBox Mapping DSL
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init(any<Injector> injector, [any config], [any<struct> properties='[runtime expression]'])
Constructor: You can pass a data CFC instance, data CFC path or nothing at all for purely programmatic configuration. |
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any
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asEagerInit()
If this method is called, the mapped object will be created once the injector starts up. |
any
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asSingleton()
Map as a singleton, shortcut to using 'in( this. |
any
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bindAspect(Matcher<Matcher> classes, Matcher<Matcher> methods, any aspects)
Bind a aspects to classes and methods. |
any
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cacheBox([any configFile=''], [any cacheFactory=''], [any<Boolean> enabled='true'], [any classNamespace='[runtime expression]'])
Integrate with CacheBox. |
any
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configure()
The main configuration method that must be overriden by a specific WireBox Binder configuration object. |
any
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constructor(any constructor)
You can choose what method will be treated as the constructor. |
any
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extraAttributes(struct data)
Adds a structure of metadata to be stored with the mapping for later retrieval by the developer in events, manually or builders. |
any
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getAppMapping()
Get the ColdBox app mapping variable if context linked. |
any<array>
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getAspectBindings()
Get the collection of aspect bindings for this binder. |
any<Struct>
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getCacheBoxConfig()
Get the CacheBox Configuration Integration structure. |
any<Controller>
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getColdBox()
Get the bounded ColdBox context for this binder, if any. |
any
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getCurrentMapping()
Get the current set mapping (UTILITY method). |
any<struct>
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getCustomDSL()
Get the custom dsl namespace registration structure. |
struct
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getCustomScopes()
Get the registered custom scopes. |
any<Struct>
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getDefaults()
Get the default WireBox settings structure. |
any<Injector>
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getInjector()
Get the bounded injector for this binder. |
any<Array>
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getListeners()
Get the configured listeners array. |
any
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getLogBoxConfig()
Get the logBox Configuration file to use. |
any<Mapping>
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getMapping(any name)
Get a specific object mapping: coldbox. |
any<struct>
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getMappings()
Get all the registered object mappings structure. |
any<Struct>
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getMemento()
Get the instance data structure. |
any
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getParentInjector()
Get the parent injector reference this binder is linked to. |
any<struct>
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getProperties()
Get the binded properties structure. |
any
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getProperty(any name, [any default])
Get a binded property. |
any<java.util.LinkedHashMap>
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getScanLocations()
Get the linked map of package scan locations for CFCs. |
any<Struct>
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getScopeRegistration()
Get the scope registration details structure. |
any<Array>
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getStopRecursions()
Get all the stop recursion classes array. |
any
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inCacheBox([any key=''], [any timeout=''], [any lastAccessTimeout=''], [any provider='default'])
Map an object into CacheBox. |
any
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initArg([any name], [any ref], [any dsl], [any value], [any javaCast], [any required='true'])
Map a constructor argument to a mapping. |
any
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initWith()
Positional or named value arguments to use when initializing the mapping. |
any
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into(any scope)
Map an object into a specific persistence scope. |
any
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listener(any class, [any<Struct> properties='[runtime expression]'], [any name=''])
Add a new listener configuration. |
void
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loadDataDSL([any<struct> rawDSL])
Load a data configuration CFC data DSL. |
any
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logBoxConfig(any config)
Set the logBox Configuration to use. |
any
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map(any alias, [any force='false'])
Create a mapping to an object. |
any
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mapAspect(any aspect, boolean autoBinding='true')
Map a new aspect. |
any
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mapDirectory(any packagePath, any include='', any exclude='', [any influence], [any filter], [any namespace=''], [any prepend='false'])
Maps an entire instantiation path directory, please note that the unique name of each file will be used and also processed for alias inspection. |
any
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mapDSL(any namespace, any path)
Register a new custom dsl namespace. |
any
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mapPath(any path, [any namespace=''], [any prepend='false'], [any force='false'])
Directly map to a path by using the last part of the path as the alias. |
any<Boolean>
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mappingExists(any name)
Check if an object mapping exists. |
any
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mapScope(any annotation, any path)
Register a new WireBox custom scope. |
any
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match()
Create a new matcher class for usage in class or method matching. |
any
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methodArg([any name], [any ref], [any dsl], [any value], [any javaCast])
Map a method argument to a factory method. |
any
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mixins(any mixins='')
Adds one, a list or an array of UDF templates to mixin to a CFC. |
any
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noAutowire()
If you call this method on an object mapping, the object will NOT be inspected for injection/wiring metadata, it will use ONLY whatever you define in the mapping. |
any
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noInit()
If you call this method on an object mapping, the object's constructor will not be called. |
any
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notThreadSafe()
This is the default wiring of objects that allow circular dependencies. |
any
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onDIComplete(any methods)
The methods to execute once DI completes on the mapping. |
any
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parent(any alias)
this method lets you use an abstract or parent mapping as a template for other like objects. |
any
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parentInjector(any injector)
Link a parent injector to this configuration binder. |
any
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processMappings()
Process all registered mappings, called by injector when ready to start serving requests. |
any
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property(any name, [any ref], [any dsl], [any value], [any javaCast], [any scope='variables'], [any required='true'])
Map a cfproperty to a mapping. |
boolean
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propertyExists(any name)
Checks if a property exists. |
any
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providerMethod(any method, any mapping)
Add a new provider method mapping. |
void
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removeScanLocations(any locations)
Try to remove all the scan locations passed in. |
void
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reset()
Reset the configuration back to the original binder defaults. |
any
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scanLocations(any locations)
Register one or more package scan locations for CFC lookups. |
any
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scopeRegistration([any<Boolean> enabled='[runtime expression]'], [any scope='[runtime expression]'], [any key='[runtime expression]'])
Use to define injector scope registration. |
any
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setMapping(any name, any mapping)
Set a mapping object into the mappings map. |
any
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setProperties(any<struct> properties)
Set the binded properties structure. |
void
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setProperty(any name, any value)
Create a new binding property. |
any
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setter(any name, [any ref], [any dsl], [any value], [any javaCast], [any argName])
Map a setter function to a mapping. |
any
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stopRecursions(any classes)
Configure the stop recursion classes. |
any
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threadSafe()
Tells persistence scopes to build, wire, and do onDIComplete() on objects in an isolated lock. |
any
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to(any path)
Map to a destination CFC class path. |
any
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toDSL(any dsl)
Map to a dsl that will be used to create the mapped object. |
any
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toFactoryMethod(any factory, any method)
Map to a factory and its executing method. |
any
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toJava(any path)
Map to a java destination class path. |
any
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toProvider(any provider)
Map to a provider object that must implement coldbox. |
any
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toRSS(any path)
Map to a rss destination class path. |
any
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toValue(any value)
Map to a constant value. |
any
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toWebservice(any path)
Map to a webservice destination class path. |
any
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unMap(any name)
Destroys a mapping by name. |
any
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virtualInheritance(any mapping)
Tells WireBox to do a virtual inheritance mixin of the target and this passed mapping. |
any
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with(any alias)
Used to set the current working mapping name in place for the maping DSL. |
| Methods inherited from class railo-context.Component |
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| None |
| Constructor Detail |
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Constructor: You can pass a data CFC instance, data CFC path or nothing at all for purely programmatic configuration
injector
- The Injector this binder is bound toconfig
- The WireBox Injector Data Configuration CFC instance or instantiation path to it. Leave blank if using this configuration object programaticallyproperties
- A structure of binding properties to passthrough to the Binder Configuration CFC| Method Detail |
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If this method is called, the mapped object will be created once the injector starts up. Basically, not lazy loaded
Map as a singleton, shortcut to using 'in( this.SCOPES.SINGLETON )'
Bind a aspects to classes and methods
classes
- The class matcher that will be affected with this aspect bindingmethods
- The method matcher that will be affected with this aspect bindingaspects
- The name or list of names or array of names of aspects to apply to the classes and method matchersIntegrate with CacheBox
configFile
- The configuration file to use for loading CacheBox if creating it.cacheFactory
- The CacheBox cache factory instance to link WireBox toenabled
- Enable or Disable CacheBox Integration, if you call this method then enabled is set to true as most likely you are trying to enable itclassNamespace
- The package namespace to use for creating or connecting to CacheBox. Defaults to: coldbox.system.cacheThe main configuration method that must be overriden by a specific WireBox Binder configuration object
You can choose what method will be treated as the constructor. By default the value is 'init', so don't call this method if that is the case.
constructor
- The constructor method to use for the mapped objectAdds a structure of metadata to be stored with the mapping for later retrieval by the developer in events, manually or builders.
data
- The data structure to store with the mapingGet the ColdBox app mapping variable if context linked
Get the collection of aspect bindings for this binder
Get the CacheBox Configuration Integration structure
Get the bounded ColdBox context for this binder, if any
Get the current set mapping (UTILITY method)
Get the custom dsl namespace registration structure
Get the registered custom scopes
Get the default WireBox settings structure
Get the bounded injector for this binder
Get the configured listeners array
Get the logBox Configuration file to use
Get a specific object mapping: coldbox.system.ioc.config.Mapping
name
- The name of the mapping to retrieveGet all the registered object mappings structure
Get the instance data structure
Get the parent injector reference this binder is linked to
Get the binded properties structure
Get a binded property. If not found it will try to return the default value passed, else it returns an exception
name
- The name of the propertydefault
- A default value if property does not existGet the linked map of package scan locations for CFCs
Get the scope registration details structure
Get all the stop recursion classes array
Map an object into CacheBox
key
- You can override the key it will use for storing in cache. By default it uses the name of the mapping.timeout
- Object Timeout, else defaults to whatever the default is in the choosen cachelastAccessTimeout
- Object Timeout, else defaults to whatever the default is in the choosen cacheprovider
- Uses the 'default' cache provider by defaultMap a constructor argument to a mapping
name
- The name of the constructor argument. NA: JAVA-WEBSERVICEref
- The reference mapping id this constructor argument maps todsl
- The construction dsl this argument references. If used, the name value must be used.value
- The value of the constructor argument, if passed.javaCast
- The type of javaCast() to use on the value of the argument. Only used if using dsl or ref argumentsrequired
- If the argument is required or not, by default we assume required DI arguments.Positional or named value arguments to use when initializing the mapping. (CFC-only)
Map an object into a specific persistence scope
scope
- The scope to map to, use a valid WireBox Scope by using binder.SCOPES.* or a custom scopeAdd a new listener configuration.
class
- The class of the listenerproperties
- The structure of properties for the listnername
- The name of the listenerLoad a data configuration CFC data DSL
rawDSL
- The data configuration DSL structure to load, else look internallySet the logBox Configuration to use
config
- The configuration file to useCreate a mapping to an object
alias
- A single alias or a list or an array of aliases for this mapping. Remember an object can be refered by many namesforce
- Forces the registration of the mapping in case it already existsMap a new aspect
aspect
- The name or aliases of the aspectautoBinding
- Allow autobinding of this aspect or not? Defaults to trueMaps an entire instantiation path directory, please note that the unique name of each file will be used and also processed for alias inspection
packagePath
- The instantiation packagePath to mapinclude
- An include regex that if matches will only include CFCs that match this case insensitive regexexclude
- An exclude regex that if matches will exclude CFCs that match this case insensitive regexinfluence
- The influence closure or UDF that will receive the currently working mapping so you can influence it during the iterationsfilter
- The filter closure or UDF that will receive the path of the CFC to process and returns TRUE to continue processing or FALSE to skip processingnamespace
- Provide namespace to merge it inprepend
- where to attach the namespaceRegister a new custom dsl namespace
namespace
- The namespace you would like to registerpath
- The instantiation path to the CFC that implements this scope, it must have an init() method and implement: coldbox.system.ioc.dsl.IDSLBuilderDirectly map to a path by using the last part of the path as the alias. This is equivalent to map('MyService').to('model.MyService'). Only use if the name of the alias is the same as the last part of the path.
path
- The class path to the object to mapnamespace
- Provide namespace to merge it inprepend
- Where to attach the namespaceforce
- Forces the registration of the mapping in case it already existsCheck if an object mapping exists
name
- The name of the mapping to verifyRegister a new WireBox custom scope
annotation
- The unique scope name to register. This translates to an annotation value on CFCspath
- The path to the CFC that implements this scope, it must have an init() method and implement: coldbox.system.ioc.scopes.IScopeCreate a new matcher class for usage in class or method matching
Map a method argument to a factory method
name
- The name of the argumentref
- The reference mapping id this method argument maps todsl
- The construction dsl this argument references. If used, the name value must be used.value
- The value of the constructor argument, if passed.javaCast
- The type of javaCast() to use on the value of the argument. Only used if using dsl or ref argumentsAdds one, a list or an array of UDF templates to mixin to a CFC
mixins
- The udf include location(s) to mixin at runtimeIf you call this method on an object mapping, the object will NOT be inspected for injection/wiring metadata, it will use ONLY whatever you define in the mapping.
If you call this method on an object mapping, the object's constructor will not be called. By default all constructors are called.
This is the default wiring of objects that allow circular dependencies. By default all object's constructors are the only thread safe areas
The methods to execute once DI completes on the mapping
methods
- A list or an array of methods to execute once the mapping is created, inited and DI has happened.this method lets you use an abstract or parent mapping as a template for other like objects
alias
- The parent class to copy dependencies and definitions fromLink a parent injector to this configuration binder
injector
- A parent injector to configure linkProcess all registered mappings, called by injector when ready to start serving requests
Map a cfproperty to a mapping
name
- The name of the cfproperty to inject intoref
- The reference mapping id this property maps todsl
- The construction dsl this property references. If used, the name value must be used.value
- The value of the property, if passed.javaCast
- The type of javaCast() to use on the value of the property. Only used if using dsl or ref argumentsscope
- The scope in the CFC to inject the property to. By default it will inject it to the variables scoperequired
- If the property is required or not, by default we assume required DI properties.Checks if a property exists
name
- The name of the propertyAdd a new provider method mapping
method
- The provided method to override or inject as a providermapping
- The mapping to provide via the selected methodTry to remove all the scan locations passed in
locations
- Locations to remove from the lookup. A list or array of locationsReset the configuration back to the original binder defaults
Register one or more package scan locations for CFC lookups
locations
- A list or array of locations to add to package scanning.e.g.: ['coldbox','com.myapp','transfer']Use to define injector scope registration
enabled
- Enable registration or not (defaults=false) Booleanscope
- The scope to register on, defaults to application scopekey
- The key to use in the scope, defaults to wireBoxSet a mapping object into the mappings map
name
- The name of the mapping to registermapping
- The mapping object to registerSet the binded properties structure
properties
Create a new binding property
name
- The name of the propertyvalue
- The value of the propertyMap a setter function to a mapping
name
- The name of the setter method (without 'set').ref
- The reference mapping object this setter method will receivedsl
- The construction dsl this setter method will receivevalue
- The value to pass into the setter method.javaCast
- The type of javaCast() to use on the value. Only used if using dsl or ref argumentsargName
- The name of the argument to use, if not passed, we default it to the setter nameConfigure the stop recursion classes
classes
- A list or array of classes to use so the injector can stop when looking for dependencies in inheritance chainsTells persistence scopes to build, wire, and do onDIComplete() on objects in an isolated lock. This will disallow circular references unless object providers are used. By default all object's constructors are the only thread safe areas
Map to a destination CFC class path.
path
- The class path to the object to mapMap to a dsl that will be used to create the mapped object
dsl
- The DSL string to useMap to a factory and its executing method.
factory
- The mapping factory reference namemethod
- The method to executeMap to a java destination class path.
path
- The class path to the object to mapMap to a provider object that must implement coldbox.system.ioc.IProvider or a closure or UDF
provider
- The provider to map toMap to a rss destination class path.
path
- The class path to the object to mapMap to a constant value
value
- The value to bind toMap to a webservice destination class path.
path
- The class path to the object to mapDestroys a mapping by name
name
- The name of the mapping to registerTells WireBox to do a virtual inheritance mixin of the target and this passed mapping
mapping
- The mapping name of CFC to create the virtual inheritance from.Used to set the current working mapping name in place for the maping DSL. An exception is thrown if the mapping does not exist yet.
alias
- The name of the maping to set as current for working with it via the mapping DSL


Rainbow Six Operator Playstyles
Click dot to see info about that player.
This visualization utilizes principal component analysis to put the 40-dimensional data of operator playtimes onto two dimensions. The x-direction shows a player's bias towards Twitch, Ash, Bandit, and Blackbeard and against Thermite and Thatcher. The y-direction shows a player's bias towards Ash, Thermite, Valk, and Capitao, and against Nomad, Vigil, and Twitch.
The coloring shows groupings of similar players according to k-means clustering.


Next: SLA_DPAV - Position-Angle Between Two Directions
Up: SUBPROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS
Previous: SLA_DMXM - Multiply Matrices
- ACTION:
- Multiply a 3-vector by a rotation matrix (double precision).
- CALL:
- CALL sla_DMXV (DM, VA, VB)
- GIVEN:
-
| DM |
D(3,3) |
rotation matrix |
| VA |
D(3) |
vector to be rotated |
- RETURNED:
-
- NOTES:
- 1.
- This routine performs the operation:
b = Ma
where a and b are the 3-vectors VA and VB
respectively, and M is the matrix DM.
- 2.
- The main function of this routine is apply a
rotation; under these circumstances, M is a
proper real orthogonal matrix.
- 3.
- To comply with the ANSI Fortran 77 standard, VA and VB must
not be the same array. The routine is, in fact, coded
so as to work properly on the VAX and many other systems even
if this rule is violated, something that is not, however,
recommended.
Next: SLA_DPAV - Position-Angle Between Two Directions
Up: SUBPROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS
Previous: SLA_DMXM - Multiply Matrices
SLALIB --- Positional Astronomy Library
Starlink User Note 67
P. T. Wallace
12 October 1999
E-mail:ptw@star.rl.ac.uk


@kevinreiss said to check back on this in February 2022.
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by Kevin Reiss at 2021-12-16 15:26:44.subscribed
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-12-16 15:26:44.See update on this: https://pulibrary.slack.com/archives/CA891BNR0/p1639669859211100 The Reparative Metadata Group is planning to evaluate those terms. Blocking this issues until further updates on the terms. @escowles @kevinreiss when you have an update from the working group please update this issue.
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by Esmé Cowles at 2021-12-16 16:07:32.labeled
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-12-16 16:07:40.Because we have a page with a full statement on our dataset (https://catalog.princeton.edu/dataset), this page can be very simple. It only needs a heading of "PUL Open Dataset" and a list of events.
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by Kate Lynch at 2021-12-16 14:22:09.I am trying to use the API within https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.security.cryptography.x509certificates?view=net-6.0 in order to try and generate this PKCS12 bundle in order to resolve this.
I have discovered this possible approach, and shall attempt to use the following:
$certName = "$(pwd)\exported.pfx"
$path = "$(pwd)\oaworkflow_princeton_edu.cer"
$serviceAccount = 'NETWORK SERVICE'
$permissionType = 'Read'
$password = 'SECRET'
# Import the certificate maintaining the private key format
$flags = @([System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509KeyStorageFlags]"MachineKeySet", [System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509KeyStorageFlags]"PersistKeySet")
$cert = New-Object System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Certificate2
$cert.Import($path, $password, $flags)
# Add the cert to personal store location
$store = Get-Item Cert:\LocalMachine\My
$store.Open([System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.OpenFlags]"ReadWrite")
$store.Add($cert)
$store.Close()
# Get SecurityIdentifier value from current username
$currentUser = New-Object System.Security.Principal.NTAccount($env:USERNAME)
$strSID = $currentUser.Translate([System.Security.Principal.SecurityIdentifier])
$path = "$env:USERPROFILE\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA\$($strSID.Value)\$($cert.PrivateKey.CspKeyContainerInfo.UniqueKeyContainerName)"
$acl = Get-Acl $path
$rule = New-Object Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule $serviceAccount, 'FullControl', Allow
$acl.AddAccessRule($rule)
Set-Acl $path $acl
Write-Host "Cert installed, press any key to continue" -ForegroundColor Green
Read-Host
This was not successful, I am now trying:
> certutil –MergePFX .\oaworkflow_princeton_edu.key .\oaworkflow_princeton_edu_oit2.pfx
certutil
seems to be simply freezing, but the following does not raise any errors:
> $PfxFilePath = ".\oaworkflow_princeton_edu_oit2.pfx"
> $PfxFilePath = Resolve-Path -Path $PfxFilePath
> Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Security
> $cert = New-Object System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Certificate2
> $Password = SECRET
> $cert.Import($PfxFilePath, $Password, [System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509KeyStorageFlags]"PersistKeySet")
> $store = New-Object system.security.cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Store -argumentlist "MY", CurrentUser
> $store.Open([System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.OpenFlags]::"ReadWrite")
> $store.Add($cert)
> $store.Close()
Trying to remove existing certificates from the store on the server is not possible with my current permissions (even when I use "Admin" permissions). I have attempted to modify the certificates using the Microsoft Management Console, but this simply does not permit me access to any settings:
In order to avoid any more delays, I have submitted a request for a new, renewed X.509 certificate directly from the OIT: https://princeton.service-now.com/service?id=ticket&table=sc_req_item&sys_id=535f9510872c89d4efdfeb183cbb351b&view=sp
Following the exploration of configuration settings, I now have access to the MMS:
I am now able to access the Elements deployment again, with the renewed certificate:
https://github.com/pulibrary/dspace-development/issues/553 will track the steps to resolving this issue. This is awaiting confirmation from an end-user.
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-12-16 14:48:21.subscribed
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by James R. Griffin III at 2021-12-16 14:48:32.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-12-16 14:48:37.This was not necessary to address within the dev
server environment, however, several steps were needed in order to resolve this issue:
openssl
is invoked in the shell)dev
environment)> certutil -repairstore -user My $CertSerialNumber
. $CertSerialNumber
is found within the Serial Number
field of the response for certutil -store -user My
closed
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-12-16 21:52:54.assigned
by None at 2021-12-16 15:46:27.renamed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-12-16 18:11:00.labeled
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-12-16 18:11:21.The jp2 source files are corrupt. If Ben Johnston can provide us with uncorrupted copies of these files, we can reprocess them.
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by Cliff Wulfman at 2021-12-16 18:50:03.@escowles pointed out https://github.com/jtoy/cld/blob/master/LICENSE and said it seems to be ok.
@christinach we did an experiment a few years ago using Google Translate APIs to detect languages in Finding Aid components. The CLD gem you are using may be a better approach for this, but we found it to be fairly easy to send a language detection request to GTranslate and get back an accurate response. The longer the text string, the more accurate the detection. See the curl and bash scripts here.
Thank you @sdellis I will check it. In a few records I'm testing using cld I'm not very excited. I want to test it in a larger scale and see the results.
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by Esmé Cowles at 2021-12-16 15:44:34.mentioned
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by Shaun Ellis at 2021-12-16 16:28:21.closed
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-12-16 18:43:04.If you would like to test it with this command pa11y --runner axe --runner htmlcs https://catalog.princeton.edu
you need to install pa11y globally :
npm -i -g pa11y
If you would like to test it with this command ~
pa11y --runner axe --runner htmlcs https://catalog.princeton.edu
~ you need to install pa11y globally :npm -i -g pa11y
I deployed in catalog-qa. Please test it in catalog-qa : pa11y --runner axe --runner htmlcs https://catalog-qa.princeton.edu
and compare it with the one in production : pa11y --runner axe --runner htmlcs https://catalog.princeton.edu
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-12-16 14:07:18.renamed
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-12-16 14:07:49.deployed
by None at 2021-12-16 14:53:15.referenced
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-12-16 18:43:04.merged
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-12-16 18:43:04.closed
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-12-16 18:43:05.head_ref_deleted
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-12-16 18:43:05.Issue moved to pulibrary/dspace-development #561 via ZenHub
closed
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-12-16 14:48:22.closed
by Bess Sadler at 2021-12-16 21:56:52.Thanks @kelynch for the tip: yarn run prettier --write ./app/assets/stylesheets/blacklight.scss
did fix the lint issue that CircleCI was complaining about.
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by None at 2021-12-16 21:15:52.referenced
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-12-16 22:20:07.merged
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-12-16 20:55:24.Resolved: Library Catalog is back up in 763a7f1
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Cheers!
A tool written in Python that takes a description of an organization's target market as input, and returns an alliterative name. After always thinking of alliterative names for cases in my marketing class, I figured it would save me some time to automate the task, and it'd be a fun side project.
A Pebble smartwatch app that quizzes the user about the details of museum artifacts based on the artifact they're currently viewing. Built using JavaScript and Cloud Pebble SDK. Winner of the Best Cultural Heritage Hack at YHack 2014.
Co-created top down android mobile app version of Grand Theft Auto using Java, and LibGDX framework for graphics. I was responsible for designing and implementing the virtual city and the movement of players within it using jBox2d for collisions, as well as co-development of game logic using OO design principles.
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'Git' and 'Hub'
What is Git? (later)
It's a social network for people who write code
You can follow, watch, star (social activites)
You can create, fork, download (coding activites)
Social coding has always been popular
SourceForge, CodePlex, Google Code, Launchpad, Bitbucket
GitHub did what others did before but way better
GitHub had three things going for it:
19.7 million repositories, 8.5 million users #
jQuery, Bootstrap, Node.js, Rails, Angular, .NET, Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Netflix, Twitter
San-Francisco-Open-Data-Legislation
US Code "Each update of the United States Code is a release point"
https://github.com/maxogden/dat
Dat is an open source project that provides a streaming interface between every file format and data storage backend. #
http://github.com/boundlessgeo/GeoGig
GeoGig is an open source tool that draws inspiration from Git, but adapts its core concepts to handle distributed versioning of geospatial data. #
Blogs and personal websites - Ex: AmrEldib.com
Write books on GitHub: GitBook
Distributed Version Control System (DVCS)
Developed by Linus Torvalds
Let's Build Something
Travis CI - Build Systems and Hooks
Heroku - VMs and App Deployment
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The former BBC Radio Norfolk presenter, 34, had been chosen as the party's candidate for the Broadland seat.
He was criticised for saying in 2014 that women should "keep their knickers on" in an on-air discussion about rape.
Labour had said the comments showed he was not fit to be an MP and should be dropped as a candidate.
Following the revelations, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Mr Conrad had apologised "long ago" but stressed the comments were "completely unacceptable".
'Affront to women'
During an on-air discussion in 2014, Mr Conrad said: "I think women need to be more aware of a man's sexual desire. That when you're in that position that you are about to engage in sexual activity, there's a huge amount of energy in the male body, there's a huge amount of will and intent, and it's very difficult for many men to say no.
"Women also have to understand that when a man's given certain signals he'll wish to act upon them and if you don't wish to give out the wrong signals it's best, probably, to keep your knickers on and not get into bed with him."
He apologised for the comments at the time and no further action was taken by the radio industry watchdog.
In a statement released by the Conservative Party on Thursday, Mr Conrad said he had made a "genuine and heartfelt apology" for his "ill-judged comments".
"However it has become clear to me that the media attention on my previous comments have become a distraction," he said.
"For me, the most important thing is for the Conservative Party to be successful in the forthcoming election - getting Brexit done and delivering on the people's priorities.
"This is why I have reluctantly concluded I must stand down to allow one of the other excellent candidates the opportunity to win this fantastic seat."
Angela Rayner, Labour's shadow education secretary, was among those to criticise Mr Conrad's 2014 remarks, describing them as an "affront to women everywhere".
The Tories have held the rural Norfolk seat of Broadland since it was created in 2010.
Keith Simpson, who has been the constituency's only MP and had a 15,816 majority in 2017, is stepping down.
The prospective parliamentary candidates already chosen by their parties include:
- Jessica Barnard (Labour)
- Andrew Boswell (Green)
- Ben Goodwin (Liberal Democrat)
- Alex Hayes (Brexit Party)


openssl genpkey
OpenSSL command to generate asymmetric key pairs.
More information: home page
- Generate an RSA private key of 2048 bits, saving it to a specific file:
openssl genpkey -algorithm rsa -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_bits:2048 -out filename.key
- Generate an elliptic curve private key using the curve `prime256v1`, saving it to a specific file:
openssl genpkey -algorithm EC -pkeyopt ec_paramgen_curve:prime256v1 -out filename.key
- Generate an `ED25519` elliptic curve private key, saving it to a specific file:
openssl genpkey -algorithm ED25519 -out filename.key


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ANGELA'S ASHES (Paramount) Starring: Emily Watson, Robert Carlyle, Michael Legge, Ciaran Owens, Joe Breen. Screenplay: Laura Jones and Alan Parker, based on the memoir by Frank McCourt. Producers: Scott Rudin, David Brown and Alan Parker. Director: Alan Parker.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
I have not read the much-loved memoir by Frank McCourt on which ANGELA'S ASHES is based, but every indication is that the film re-creates McCourt's Limerick of the 1930s and 1940s magnificently. Cramped Roden Lane sits on the banks of an ersatz river of human waste and runoff from the incessant rains; children scamper through the streets in tattered clothing and bare feet; typhoid, fleas, consumption and conjunctivitis plague the young. It's a life of almost inhuman squalor, compounded by the effects of unemployment and alcoholism. It's the kind of life you might not believe existed if someone hadn't committed his life story to the page.
As a snapshot of existence in this particular time and place, Alan Parker's adaptation of ANGELA'S ASHES is exemplary. As a compelling story, it's not half as effective. The events begin in 1935, with Irish immigrants Malachy (Robert Carlyle) and Angela McCourt (Emily Watson) living in New York with their five children, including eldest son Frank (Joe Breen as a 6-year-old). After the death in infancy of the youngest girl, the McCourts decide to return to Limerick, home of Angela's family. Things are not much better there, as Malachy is rarely able to find work, and drinks what little money he manages to earn. It is left to Frank to grow up quickly and help the family, shoveling coal as a young teen (Ciaran Owens) and becoming a telegram delivery boy as an older teen (Michael Legge) to help the family and fulfill his dream of returning to America.
Biographical stories can be tricky to pull off dramatically, since it's easy to portray them as a series of stand-alone episodes rather than part of a thematically consistent story. That's the problem that plagues ANGELA'S ASHES in Parker's attempt to maintain the integrity of McCourt's tales. This is a film composed almost entirely of vignettes: Frank's First Communion, Frank's work on the coal heap, Frank's visit with some classmates to see his first naked girls, etc. Some of them amuse, and some of them are touching, but few of them resonate the way it seems they should. When teenage Frank begins a furtive relationship with a house-bound consumptive girl, there's the sense we should feel his emotions as a defining moment in his life. Instead, it plays as just one more vignette in a life of First Communion, work on the coal heap and seeing naked girls.
The one place ANGELA'S ASHES does resonate -- if all too briefly -- is in the portrayal of Frank's father. Malachy is a complex character whose life is doomed by the combination of his own weakness and his nerve of being a Northern Irishman living in Limerick; McCourt's story recognizes the prejudice that keeps Malachy from work, while still acknowledging how he ruins the few opportunities he does get. Carlyle's performance, combining a strange pride and sincere intentions with a pathetic sickness of the soul, is one of the best things about ANGELA'S ASHES (Emily Watson, by comparison, has little to do but smoke and look determined). The wrenching moments in which Malachy disappoints his family -- particularly when Frank tries to balance his disappointment with his love for his father -- give the film its emotional weight. When Malachy leaves the narrative, it never quite has as much to say.
I'm told that McCourt's book uses a first person, present tense narrative structure, allowing readers to view his experiences through the eyes of the child he was. I can imagine that device giving his experiences more immediacy, something to sustain the story beyond mere sympathy for young Frank's plight. As a film, ANGELA'S ASHES works mostly as a period record, with production designer Geoffrey Kirkland, costume designer Consolata Boyle and cinematographer Michael Seresin working their technical magic on a somber, straightforward script. Too much of it is admirable without necessarily being engaging, serving as a mere litany of childhood miseries. Without the father/son angle that had served the film so well, ANGELA'S ASHES drifts into two and a half hours of variations on a grim, grimy theme.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 blight operas: 6.
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TECHRISE students came up with a bunch of great questions to be answered by a Paypal engineer friend. I’m going to interview her later this week, but I thought why not give my own thoughts on these questions as well :)
I couldn’t cover everyone’s questions, but here’s my take on some of them.
-Sujan J.
Although starting from a young age might correlate somewhat with your ability to write code, there are many people who have started programming after college and are great programmers. Initially the key to getting better at programming is writing as much code as you possibly can, but at a certain point, it is more about the type of content and information you expose yourself to, of which many are free online. In other words, read a lot of good books programming related or non-programming related and expose yourself to more ideas and more knowledge.
On that note, I’m starting to compile a list of resources that I think are really good (list is incomplete):
Another thing to note is that being a whiz programmer doesn’t always mean that you are the most valuable programmer in the company - the person who contributes most to the business and can solve problems most is the person who will be valued the most :)
In the end, our job as programmers is to solve business problems, not to write unnecessary complicated algorithms.
-Yankee M.
I don’t think we can call TECHRISE a successful business just yet, but I believe that it’s really about trying your best to provide as much value as you can to your customers in a way that others can’t. And to do so, it most likely takes tremendous amount of hard work, diligence, and persistence.
We also try different things out and see what works and what doesn’t. We try to study how we can provide value and how we can provide value to more people as well.
-Yankee M.
In terms of software engineering, I think the ability to solve your own problems and learn new things on the fly is really important, since technologies are changing constantly. Another thing that is really important is to be able to communicate well.
-Yankee M.
In Japan, there is an enormous amount of Startups using Ruby on Rails. I’d say 80% ~ 90% of the startups that I see are using Ruby on Rails. In the US, it really depends on what kind of startup it is, but using Ruby on Rails backend is really popular. Node.js is extremely popular as well, but there seems to be tons of backlash against JavaScript in general because of a lot of reason (google “JavaScript fatigue” for more information).
For big companies, it really depends but Java is seems to be pretty strong is what I hear a lot.
-Rabin S.
Start building a big project or join/intern at a company. When you start an ambitious project, you’re forced to learn more deeply about advanced topics on your own. The hard part is getting to the part where you can actually learn the things on your own, but that’s why TECHRISE is here :)
You can never learning 100% everything about a framework and furthermore, it’s not just about frameworks, you need to learn about software engineering principles, how to write modular and reusable code, etc.
-Rojan S.
I think there are a lot of reasons, but what I hear a lot is that PHP has a negative image for stringy, bad code.
Although I’ve never written in PHP, the more reliable sources of information that I’ve read say that PHP itself isn’t bad, but it’s just the people who write it are not always the best. It’s just a matter of probability, because the barrier to entry for PHP is so low. It’s a really easy framework to get started with, thus you have beginner programmers writing really bad code, which leads to the image of PHP = bad code.
The other factor is that other frameworks like Ruby on Rails or Node.js offer traits that lead to more developers using it. For instance, Ruby on Rails = Programmer Happiness and Node.js = Fast and good for streaming. When the growing companies start to use these newer technologies, more people get interested, and as a result, the older ones start to get less popular.
-Rojan S.
I’m not sure there is a secret, and it really depends on how you define “great programmer”. But I really believe that there’s no secret, it’s just about loving what you do every day, spending lots of time with it, and reading about code, writing about code, reading code, and writing code. I don’t think I’m a great programmer by all means - there’s always so much to learn, which is also the fun part about programming.
-Rojan S.
It depends on what kind of positions the company is looking to hire in. For example, for senior engineers they might be looking for expertise in a specific technology.
For junior developer positions though, most companies will be looking for these things:
-Aadesh S.
Personally, startups are more interesting (I guess this goes without saying). While I do think joining big corporate companies could be beneficial, it really depends on your goals. I am personally more interesting in trying new things, failing, then trying again and it finally goes well. I’m also personally interested in putting myself in an environment where I am forced to learn things quickly, which startups tend to offer, since you have to do a lot of things yourself. Startups are creating something from scratch, much like coding.
Seeing some of my friends succeed in their startups, I am always inspired to make as big as an impact as them. They started out small and in a matter of months, they grew into a substantial size.
I also wake up everyday pumped to work on making TECHRISE better, and it’s probably something that’s hard to experience when you join a big company for many reasons.
On the other hand, big corporates offer structure, stability, and a brand. If you join one, you will have that brand with you for the rest of your life, which could be beneficial. You will also have some top talents since joining these companies can be quite competitive, thus you have higher quality talent (you do have top talent in Silicon Valley startups and many other startups as well, on the other hand).
Happy coding!


Heat (1995) 171m
It's almost unbelievable that Robert De Niro and Al Pacino had never played a scene together until they appeared in this crime picture by Michael Mann. This alone would be enough to earn the film a following, but even if you'd never seen these two actors before, HEAT would still make good viewing. It began life as a screenplay written by Mann in the 70s, which was then reworked as a TV-movie called L.A. SHAKEDOWN in 1989 and filmed again six years later as he had originally envisaged it.
With two veteran players like these it's a tossup as to who plays the cop and who plays the bad guy, and in a perfect world Mann would have made two versions of this film, with the De Niro and Pacino roles switched (that would have been an interesting concept!). In this version, it's Pacino who's the good guy, a cop on the trail of career criminal De Niro, whose gang has just pulled off an armored truck robbery. He's been in the police business too long and has seen too much, and De Niro is his polar opposite, although just as professional in his approach to his work. While the pair of them reveal their more personal selves to women, they communicate primarily in terms of business with their male associates. It's only when Pacino and De Niro meet face to face at the hub of the story that their dialogue becomes a meld of both personal and professional, confirming our suspicions that each of them has only the other to identify with in this world.
Mann's use of neutral colours (all slate greys and chilly blues) and urban settings also appear to freeze emotions throughout the film. He doesn't allow any humor to relieve the tension of the film's three-hour running time, turning HEAT into a brooding epic of masculinity - the title isn't just referring to police and pressure but also to the testosterone powering its protagonists. Pacino and De Niro make pains to show they're in control while also being aware that they operate on personal codes that protect them from being emotionally vulnerable. On one hand, they provide each other with distraction from the issues of commitment that puzzle and hurt them; however they also know that they are helping each other tear their worlds apart. When they're forced head to head, they come out with guns blazing. In most other crime films, this shootout would serve as the story's climax, but as it deals with the characters' conflict on a superficial, machismo level we don't expect it to be any suitable resolution. That's why Mann's lengthy story doesn't seem overlong - or rather, it doesn't seem inappropriate that it's overlong. Beyond the shootout there must be another more intimate - but just as deadly - confrontation. Mann's precise direction (the timing of every scene and cut seems flawless) and investment into the hearts and minds of the characters make HEAT something grander than the flashy crime films we're most often accustomed to. Actors who have worked with him agree that he's a perfectionist, and here it pays off.
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