7.13. Code Management¶
Table of contents
- Function overview
- Module list
- How to use
- Initial configuration to use the code value management function
- Switch code information used for each function
- Support for multilingualization of names
- Define the sort order of names to be displayed on the screen
- Define names other than names and abbreviations
- Check if the input value is a valid code value
Provides a function that manages mapping with the values and names used in the application.
For example, manages the mapping information of gender classification and display name given below.
| Value | Name | Abbreviation |
|---|---|---|
| male | Male | M |
| female | Female | F |
Important
This function manages the static code information (mapping between value and name) and information whose value is dynamically changed, such as “product code” or “company code” is excluded. Such information should be managed by creating a master table in the application.
Important
When this function is used, RDBMS referential integrity constraint cannot be configured for the table with code name and table with code value. Use Check if the input value is a valid code value to check such constraints.
Tip
Static code information should be represented by enum for the following reasons.
- If a simple mapping is required between the value and name, code definition using database is complex and maintenance cost is high.
- In the case of code definition using database, double maintenance occurs because the numeric constants for handling code values are often defined in Java.
However, Nablarch does not have the function of mutual conversion between the enum value and database value, and the enum value cannot be registered in the database.
The value of enum can be registered in the database by using Doma. When using Doma, configure by referring to Doma Adapter .
7.13.1. Function overview¶
<IP_ADDRESS>. Can handle internationalization¶
This function can manage names for each language.
For details, see Support for multilingualization of names .
<IP_ADDRESS>. Manage code information in a table¶
This function manages value and name information in a database. Therefore, create a table in the database in advance and register static code information on the table.
For details, see Initial configuration to use the code value management function .
7.13.2. Module list¶
<dependency>
<groupId>com.nablarch.framework</groupId>
<artifactId>nablarch-common-code</artifactId>
</dependency>
<dependency>
<groupId>com.nablarch.framework</groupId>
<artifactId>nablarch-common-code-jdbc</artifactId>
</dependency>
7.13.3. How to use¶
<IP_ADDRESS>. Initial configuration to use the code value management function¶
To use this function, create a table to manage the code and configure the information in a configuration file.
The table structure and configuration examples are shown below.
- Table structure
Code information uses two tables, a
code pattern table
and acode name table
. The relationship between the two tables is as follows.The usage of each column is as follows.
ID: ID for uniquely identifying code information
Configure a unique ID for each gender or mailing address category.
VALUE: Value that identifies the name in the code information
For gender classification, the value will be
male
orfemale
.PATTERN: Flag whether to use the value (set to
0
or1
)Use to switch valid values. Can be omitted if not required.
For details, see Switch code information used for each function .
LANG: Language
When supporting multilingualization, store Local#getLanguage() of the supported language.
Configure
ja
if only Japanese is supportedSORT_ORDER: Sort order
When list information associated with ID is obtained, results are returned in ascending order of the values set in this column.
For details, see Define the sort order of names to be displayed on the screen .
NAME: Name
Configure the name corresponding to VALUE.
SHORT_NAME: Abbreviation
Configure the abbreviation corresponding to VALUE.
OPTIONAL_NAME: Option name
Used when the value of the displayed text cannot be managed with only the name and abbreviation. The required number of column names and columns can be defined.
For details, see Define names other than names and abbreviations .
- Configuration file example
An example of configuration file when using code management is shown below.
- Point
- Set the component name of BasicCodeManager to codeManager .
- Refer to Control the cache timing of data for configuration value of loadOnStartup of BasicStaticDataCache .
- Configure BasicStaticDataCache in the list of initialization targets as it needs to be initialized.
<component name="codeLoader" class="nablarch.common.code.BasicCodeLoader"> <!-- Schema information of code pattern table --> <property name="codePatternSchema"> <component class="nablarch.common.code.schema.CodePatternSchema"> <!-- Configure the table name and column name in CodePatternSchema property. --> </component> </property> <!-- Schema information of code name table--> <property name="codeNameSchema"> <component class="nablarch.common.code.schema.CodeNameSchema"> <!-- Configure table name and column name in CodeNameSchema property. --> </component> </property> </component> <!-- Configuration for caching the information acquired from the database --> <component name="codeCache" class="nablarch.core.cache.BasicStaticDataCache" > <property name="loader" ref="codeLoader"/> <property name="loadOnStartup" value="false"/> </component> <!-- Configure the class that caches the information acquired from the database in BasicCodeManager --> <component name="codeManager" class="nablarch.common.code.BasicCodeManager" > <property name="codeDefinitionCache" ref="codeCache"/> </component> <!-- Configure BasicStaticDataCache in the initialization list as it requires to be initialized --> <component name="initializer" class="nablarch.core.repository.initialization.BasicApplicationInitializer"> <property name="initializeList"> <list> <component-ref name="codeCache"/> </list> </property> </component>
<IP_ADDRESS>. Switch code information used for each function¶
When listing code information, switching between display/non-display for each function may be required. In such a case, the pattern of the code pattern table is used to switch which pattern of information is displayed for each function.
An example is shown below.
- Define pattern column in the code pattern table
Define a pattern column that has a display pattern in the code pattern table.
Pattern column can be used by configuring CodePatternSchema.patternColumnNames . For configuring the configuration file, see Initial configuration to use the code value management function .
In this example, two patterns
PATTERN1
andPATTERN2
are defined, and OTHER is hidden inPATTERN2
.- code pattern table
ID VALUE PATTERN1 PATTERN2 GENDER MALE 1 1 GENDER FEMALE 1 1 GENDER OTHER 1 0 - code name table
ID VALUE LANG SORT_ORDER NAME SHORT_NAME GENDER MALE ja 1 男性 男 GENDER FEMALE ja 2 女性 女 GENDER OTHER ja 3 その他 他
- Specify the pattern and acquire the code information
- CodeUtil is used to acquire the code name.
When using a pattern, specify which pattern to use with a character string. This value must exactly match the column name configured in the configuration file with Initial configuration to use the code value management function .
// Acquire the PATTER1 list. // [MALE, FEMALE, OTHER] can be acquired. List<String> pattern1 = CodeUtil.getValues("GENDER", "PATTERN1"); // Acquire PATTER2 list. // [MALE, FEMALE] can be acquired. List<String> pattern2 = CodeUtil.getValues("GENDER", "PATTERN2");
- Specify the pattern on the screen (JSP) and acquire the code information
When a custom tag library that acquires code information is used, only the information of that pattern is displayed by specifying a pattern.
For details on how to use the custom tag library, refer to the following.
Specify PATTERN2 in pattern attribute as shown below.
<n:codeSelect name="form.gender" codeId="GENDER" pattern="PATTERN2" cssClass="form-control" />
Outputs
男性(Male)
and女性(Female)
, which are the targets of PATTERN2.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Support for multilingualization of names¶
Prepare data for each supported language in the code name table to support multilingualization of names.
An example is shown below.
- Data of code name table
In this example, 2 languages
ja
anden
are supported.ID VALUE LANG SORT_ORDER NAME SHORT_NAME GENDER MALE ja 1 男性 男 GENDER FEMALE ja 2 女性 女 GENDER OTHER ja 3 その他 他 GENDER MALE en 1 Male M GENDER FEMALE en 2 Female F GENDER OTHER en 3 Unknown - - Specify the language and get the code information
The name corresponding to the language can be obtained by specifying the language by using CodeUtil .
// Name CodeUtil.getName("GENDER", "MALE", Locale.JAPANESE); // -> 男性 CodeUtil.getName("GENDER", "MALE", Locale.ENGLISH); // -> Male // Abbreviation CodeUtil.getShortName("GENDER", "MALE", Locale.JAPANESE) // -> 男 CodeUtil.getShortName("GENDER", "MALE", Locale.ENGLISH) // -> M
Important
Note that the custom tag library provided for JSP cannot acquire the value by specifying the language. Refer to Display code values for details of the language information used by custom tag library.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Define the sort order of names to be displayed on the screen¶
The sort order can be defined when displaying the code information in the list box or check box on the screen. The sort order can be configured for each language as it may be different for each country.
An example is shown below.
- Configure the sort order in SORT_ORDER of code name table
Configure the sort order in SORT_ORDER column of code name table.
In this example, displayed in the order
MALE
->FEMALE
->OTHER
.ID VALUE LANG SORT_ORDER NAME SHORT_NAME GENDER MALE ja 1 男性 男 GENDER FEMALE ja 2 女性 女 GENDER OTHER ja 3 その他 他 - Screen display example
When codeSelect of the custom tag library is used, it is displayed in the order
MALE (男性)
->FEMALE (女性)
->OTHER (その他)
as shown below.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Define names other than names and abbreviations¶
Two types of naming can be used in the default behavior, name and abbreviation.
Depending on the requirements, display names other than these may require to be defined. Support such cases by using the option name area.
An example is shown below.
- Define option name column in the code name table
Define a column with an optional name in the code name table.
Pattern column can be used by configuring CodePatternSchema.patternColumnNames . For configuring the configuration file, see Initial configuration to use the code value management function .
In this example, two columns are defined as option name columns,
FORM_NAME
andKANA_NAME
.ID VALUE LANG SORT_ORDER NAME SHORT_NAME FORM_NAME KANA_NAME GENDER MALE ja 1 男性 男 Male おとこ GENDER FEMALE ja 2 女性 女 Female おんな GENDER OTHER ja 3 その他 他 Other そのた - Acquire option name
- CodeUtil is used to acquire option name.
When acquiring the option name, specify which option name is to be acquired with a string. This value must exactly match the column name configured in the configuration file with Initial configuration to use the code value management function .
CodeUtil.getOptionalName("GENDER", "MALE", "KANA_NAME") // -> おとこ CodeUtil.getOptionalName("GENDER", "FEMALE", "FORM_NAME", Locale.JAPANESE) // -> Female
- Display optional name on the screen (JSP)
When using a custom tag library, the name can be displayed by specifying an optional name.
For details on how to use the custom tag library, refer to the following.
- code_select
- code
To display the name of KANA_NAME, specify optionColumnName as shown below and specify $OPTIONALNAME$ in labelPattern .
<n:codeSelect name="form.gender" codeId="GENDER" optionColumnName="KANA_NAME" cssClass="form-control" labelPattern="$OPTIONALNAME$"/>
The value of KANA_NAME of the option name is displayed.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Check if the input value is a valid code value¶
Provide a function to check whether the input value (request parameter sent from the client in the case of a screen) is within the valid range of code. Input values can be checked with this function only by configuring the annotation.
An example is shown below.
- Bean Validation
To use Bean Validation , use the annotation nablarch.common.code.validator.ee.CodeValue.
@CodeValue(codeId = "GENDER") private String gender;
- Nablarch Validation
To use Nablarch Validation , use the annotation nablarch.common.code.validator.CodeValue.
@CodeValue(codeId = "GENDER") public void setGender(String gender) { this.gender = gender; }
When the value that can be selected is limited by using pattern for the input screen, it is necessary to check whether the values are valid in the pattern even during validation.
Whether the value is valid in the pattern can be checked by specifying the pattern name in the pattern attribute of annotation for validation.
An example is shown below.
@CodeValue(codeId = "GENDER", pattern = "PATTERN2")
private String gender;
Tip
When Domain validation is used, only one pattern can be specified for one domain. Therefore, to support multiple patterns, a domain corresponding to the pattern is required to be defined.
However, it is not necessary to define the domains corresponding to all patterns, only the domains required for validation need to be defined.
An example is shown below.
public class SampleDomainBean {
// Domain for PATTERN1
@CodeValue(codeId = "FLOW_STATUS", pattern = "PATTERN1")
String flowStatusGeneral;
// Domain for PATTERN2
@CodeValue(codeId = "FLOW_STATUS", pattern = "PATTERN2")
String flowStatusGuest;
}


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result = self.register_object(result, owners=owners)
registration = dict(id=result.id,
owners=result.owners, is_pointer=True)
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except AttributeError:
// Sometimes result is a sequence of tensors
return [self.compile_result(x, owners) for x in result]
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// result is usually a tensor/variable
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 As the list of his victims grow, Berlin falls into a state of panic. Citizens begin accusing each other of being the child killer. In their frustrated search for the murderer, the police crack down heavily on criminal activity. Organized crime figures decide that they must find the killer themselves, to return to business as usual. Soon, both the cops and the crooks are closing in on Lorre.
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Lorre was well cast as the killer. His nasal voice and unsettling manner and appearance played to stereotypes of what a child killer would be like. Once he becomes hunted, his wide eyes and furtive behavior express fear and desperation. Once in Hollywood, he would overcome this early stereotype in a series of Mr. Moto films, and was later best known for his supporting roles in "The Maltese Falcon" and "Casablanca".
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Interface JRBand
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- All Superinterfaces:
java.lang.Cloneable
,JRChild
,JRCloneable
,JRElementGroup
,JRPropertiesHolder
,JRVisitable
- All Known Implementing Classes:
JRBaseBand
,JRDesignBand
,JRFillBand
public interface JRBand extends JRElementGroup, JRPropertiesHolder
Implementations of this interface represent various bands in the report template.Report Sections
JasperReports works with templates that are structured into multiple sections, like any traditional reporting tool. A report can contain the following sections: background, title, summary, page header, page footer, last page footer, column header and column footer. At report-filling time, the engine iterates through the virtual records of the supplied report data source and renders each report section when appropriate, depending on each section's defined behavior. For instance, the detail section is rendered for each record in the data source. When page breaks occur, the page header and page footer sections are rendered as needed. Sections are made of one or more bands. Bands are portions of the report template that have a specified height and width and can contain report elements like lines, rectangles, images, and text fields. These bands are filled repeatedly at report-generating time and make up the final document. When declaring the content and layout of a report section, in an JRXML report design, use the generic element<band>
. Report sections, sometimes referred to as report bands, represent a feature and functionality common to almost all reporting tools.Band Height
Theheight
attribute in a report band declaration specifies the height in pixels for that particular band and is very important in the overall report design. The elements contained by a certain report band should always fit the band's dimensions; this will prevent potentially bad results when generating the reports. The engine issues a warning if it finds elements outside the band borders when compiling report designs.Preventing Band Split
In some cases it is desirable to keep the whole contents of a given band in one piece to prevent page breaks when the band stretches beyond its initial specified height. To do this, use thesplitType
attribute, as follows:Stretch
- The band never splits within its declared height. The band will not start rendering on the current page if the remaining available space is not at least equal to the band's declared height. However, if the band stretches on the current page, the region that is added to the original height is allowed to split onto the next page.
Prevent
- The band starts to render normally, but if the bottom of the page is reached without finishing the band, the whole contents of the band that are already being laid out are moved to the next page. If the band does not fit on the next page, the split occurs normally, as band split prevention is effective only on the first split attempt
Immediate
- The band is allowed to split anywhere except above its topmost element
net.sf.jasperreports.band.split.type
configuration property.Skipping Bands
All the report sections allow users to define a report expression that will be evaluated at runtime to decide if that section should be generated or skipped when producing the document. This expression is introduced by the<printWhenExpression>
tag, which is available in any<band>
element of the JRXML report design and should always return ajava.lang.Boolean
object or null.- Author:
- Teodor Danciu<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- See Also:
JRSection
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static java.lang.String
PROPERTY_SPLIT_TYPE
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description int
getHeight()
JRExpression
getPrintWhenExpression()
Returns the boolean expression that specifies if the band will be displayed.java.util.List<ExpressionReturnValue>
getReturnValues()
Returns the list of values to increment report variables with.SplitTypeEnum
getSplitTypeValue()
Specifies the band split behavior.void
setSplitType(SplitTypeEnum splitType)
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clone
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getChildren, getElementByKey, getElementGroup, getElements
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getParentProperties, getPropertiesMap, hasProperties
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static final java.lang.String PROPERTY_SPLIT_TYPE
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getHeight
int getHeight()
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getSplitTypeValue
SplitTypeEnum getSplitTypeValue()
Specifies the band split behavior.
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setSplitType
void setSplitType(SplitTypeEnum splitType)
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JRExpression getPrintWhenExpression()
Returns the boolean expression that specifies if the band will be displayed.
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Returns the list of values to increment report variables with.- Returns:
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QGraphicsEffect Class
The QGraphicsEffect class is the base class for all graphics effects. More...
| Header: | #include <QGraphicsEffect> |
| qmake: | QT += widgets |
| Since: | Qt 4.6 |
| Inherits: | QObject |
| Inherited By: | QGraphicsBlurEffect, QGraphicsColorizeEffect, QGraphicsDropShadowEffect, and QGraphicsOpacityEffect |
Public Types
| enum | ChangeFlag { SourceAttached, SourceDetached, SourceBoundingRectChanged, SourceInvalidated } |
| flags | ChangeFlags |
| enum | PixmapPadMode { NoPad, PadToTransparentBorder, PadToEffectiveBoundingRect } |
Properties
- enabled : bool
- 1 property inherited from QObject
Public Functions
| QGraphicsEffect(QObject *parent = Q_NULLPTR) | |
| virtual | ~QGraphicsEffect() |
| QRectF | boundingRect() const |
| virtual QRectF | boundingRectFor(const QRectF &rect) const |
| bool | isEnabled() const |
- 32 public functions inherited from QObject
Public Slots
| void | setEnabled(bool enable) |
| void | update() |
- 1 public slot inherited from QObject
Signals
| void | enabledChanged(bool enabled) |
- 2 signals inherited from QObject
Protected Functions
| virtual void | draw(QPainter *painter) = 0 |
| void | drawSource(QPainter *painter) |
| QRectF | sourceBoundingRect(Qt::CoordinateSystem system = Qt::LogicalCoordinates) const |
| virtual void | sourceChanged(ChangeFlags flags) |
| bool | sourceIsPixmap() const |
| QPixmap | sourcePixmap(Qt::CoordinateSystem system = Qt::LogicalCoordinates, QPoint *offset = Q_NULLPTR, PixmapPadMode mode = PadToEffectiveBoundingRect) const |
| void | updateBoundingRect() |
- 9 protected functions inherited from QObject
Additional Inherited Members
- 1 public variable inherited from QObject
- 10 static public members inherited from QObject
- 2 protected variables inherited from QObject
Detailed Description
The QGraphicsEffect class is the base class for all graphics effects.
Effects alter the appearance of elements by hooking into the rendering pipeline and operating between the source (e.g., a QGraphicsPixmapItem) and the destination device (e.g., QGraphicsView's viewport). Effects can be disabled by calling setEnabled(false). If effects are disabled, the source is rendered directly.
To add a visual effect to a QGraphicsItem, for example, you can use one of the standard effects, or alternately, create your own effect by creating a subclass of QGraphicsEffect. The effect can then be installed on the item using QGraphicsItem::setGraphicsEffect().
Qt provides the following standard effects:
- QGraphicsBlurEffect - blurs the item by a given radius
- QGraphicsDropShadowEffect - renders a dropshadow behind the item
- QGraphicsColorizeEffect - renders the item in shades of any given color
- QGraphicsOpacityEffect - renders the item with an opacity
For more information on how to use each effect, refer to the specific effect's documentation.
To create your own custom effect, create a subclass of QGraphicsEffect (or any other existing effects) and reimplement the virtual function draw(). This function is called whenever the effect needs to redraw. The draw() function takes the painter with which to draw as an argument. For more information, refer to the documenation for draw(). In the draw() function you can call sourcePixmap() to get a pixmap of the graphics effect source which you can then process.
If your effect changes, use update() to request for a redraw. If your custom effect changes the bounding rectangle of the source, e.g., a radial glow effect may need to apply an extra margin, you can reimplement the virtual boundingRectFor() function, and call updateBoundingRect() to notify the framework whenever this rectangle changes. The virtual sourceChanged() function is called to notify the effects that the source has changed in some way - e.g., if the source is a QGraphicsRectItem and its rectangle parameters have changed.
See also QGraphicsItem::setGraphicsEffect() and QWidget::setGraphicsEffect().
Member Type Documentation
enum QGraphicsEffect::ChangeFlag
flags QGraphicsEffect::ChangeFlags
This enum describes what has changed in QGraphicsEffectSource.
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
QGraphicsEffect::SourceAttached | 0x1 | The effect is installed on a source. |
QGraphicsEffect::SourceDetached | 0x2 | The effect is uninstalled on a source. |
QGraphicsEffect::SourceBoundingRectChanged | 0x4 | The bounding rect of the source has changed. |
QGraphicsEffect::SourceInvalidated | 0x8 | The visual appearance of the source has changed. |
The ChangeFlags type is a typedef for QFlags<ChangeFlag>. It stores an OR combination of ChangeFlag values.
enum QGraphicsEffect::PixmapPadMode
This enum describes how the pixmap returned from sourcePixmap should be padded.
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
QGraphicsEffect::NoPad | 0 | The pixmap should not receive any additional padding. |
QGraphicsEffect::PadToTransparentBorder | 1 | The pixmap should be padded to ensure it has a completely transparent border. |
QGraphicsEffect::PadToEffectiveBoundingRect | 2 | The pixmap should be padded to match the effective bounding rectangle of the effect. |
Property Documentation
enabled : bool
This property holds whether the effect is enabled or not.
If an effect is disabled, the source will be rendered with as normal, with no interference from the effect. If the effect is enabled, the source will be rendered with the effect applied.
This property is enabled by default.
Using this property, you can disable certain effects on slow platforms, in order to ensure that the user interface is responsive.
Access functions:
| bool | isEnabled() const |
| void | setEnabled(bool enable) |
Notifier signal:
| void | enabledChanged(bool enabled) |
Member Function Documentation
QGraphicsEffect::QGraphicsEffect(QObject *parent = Q_NULLPTR)
Constructs a new QGraphicsEffect instance having the specified parent.
[virtual]
QGraphicsEffect::~QGraphicsEffect()
Removes the effect from the source, and destroys the graphics effect.
QRectF QGraphicsEffect::boundingRect() const
Returns the effective bounding rectangle for this effect, i.e., the bounding rectangle of the source in device coordinates, adjusted by any margins applied by the effect itself.
See also boundingRectFor() and updateBoundingRect().
[virtual]
QRectF QGraphicsEffect::boundingRectFor(const QRectF &rect) const
Returns the effective bounding rectangle for this effect, given the provided rect in the device coordinates. When writing you own custom effect, you must call updateBoundingRect() whenever any parameters are changed that may cause this this function to return a different value.
See also sourceBoundingRect().
[pure virtual protected]
void QGraphicsEffect::draw(QPainter *painter)
This pure virtual function draws the effect and is called whenever the source needs to be drawn.
Reimplement this function in a QGraphicsEffect subclass to provide the effect's drawing implementation, using painter.
For example:
MyGraphicsEffect::draw(QPainter *painter) { ... QPoint offset; if (sourceIsPixmap()) { // No point in drawing in device coordinates (pixmap will be scaled anyways). const QPixmap pixmap = sourcePixmap(Qt::LogicalCoordinates, &offset); ... painter->drawPixmap(offset, pixmap); } else { // Draw pixmap in device coordinates to avoid pixmap scaling; const QPixmap pixmap = sourcePixmap(Qt::DeviceCoordinates, &offset); painter->setWorldTransform(QTransform()); ... painter->drawPixmap(offset, pixmap); } ... }
This function should not be called explicitly by the user, since it is meant for reimplementation purposes only.
[protected]
void QGraphicsEffect::drawSource(QPainter *painter)
Draws the source directly using the given painter.
This function should only be called from QGraphicsEffect::draw().
For example:
MyGraphicsOpacityEffect::draw(QPainter *painter) { // Fully opaque; draw directly without going through a pixmap. if (qFuzzyCompare(m_opacity, 1)) { drawSource(painter); return; } ... }
See also QGraphicsEffect::draw().
[signal]
void QGraphicsEffect::enabledChanged(bool enabled)
This signal is emitted whenever the effect is enabled or disabled. The enabled parameter holds the effects's new enabled state.
Note: Notifier signal for property enabled.
See also isEnabled().
[protected]
QRectF QGraphicsEffect::sourceBoundingRect(Qt::CoordinateSystem system = Qt::LogicalCoordinates) const
Returns the bounding rectangle of the source mapped to the given system.
Calling this function with Qt::DeviceCoordinates outside of QGraphicsEffect::draw() will give undefined results, as there is no device context available.
See also draw().
[virtual protected]
void QGraphicsEffect::sourceChanged(ChangeFlags flags)
This virtual function is called by QGraphicsEffect to notify the effect that the source has changed. If the effect applies any cache, then this cache must be purged in order to reflect the new appearance of the source.
The flags describes what has changed.
[protected]
bool QGraphicsEffect::sourceIsPixmap() const
Returns true
if the source effectively is a pixmap, e.g., a QGraphicsPixmapItem.
This function is useful for optimization purposes. For instance, there's no point in drawing the source in device coordinates to avoid pixmap scaling if this function returns true
- the source pixmap will be scaled anyways.
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QPixmap QGraphicsEffect::sourcePixmap(Qt::CoordinateSystem system = Qt::LogicalCoordinates, QPoint *offset = Q_NULLPTR, PixmapPadMode mode = PadToEffectiveBoundingRect) const
Returns a pixmap with the source painted into it.
The system specifies which coordinate system to be used for the source. The optional offset parameter returns the offset where the pixmap should be painted at using the current painter. For control on how the pixmap is padded use the mode parameter.
The returned pixmap is clipped to the current painter's device rectangle when system is Qt::DeviceCoordinates.
Calling this function with Qt::DeviceCoordinates outside of QGraphicsEffect::draw() will give undefined results, as there is no device context available.
See also draw() and boundingRect().
[slot]
void QGraphicsEffect::update()
Schedules a redraw of the effect. Call this function whenever the effect needs to be redrawn. This function does not trigger a redraw of the source.
See also updateBoundingRect().
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void QGraphicsEffect::updateBoundingRect()
This function notifies the effect framework when the effect's bounding rectangle has changed. As a custom effect author, you must call this function whenever you change any parameters that will cause the virtual boundingRectFor() function to return a different value.
This function will call update() if this is necessary.
See also boundingRectFor(), boundingRect(), and sourceBoundingRect().


Shrewsbury teacher's starring role on Zoe Ball show
by Mark AndrewsA Shrewsbury teacher got a taste of life on the airwaves after winning a competition to be a special guest on Zoe Ball's Radio 2 breakfast show.
Sharon Evans appeared live on air alongside comedian John Bishop, American actress Idina Menzel and electronic music band Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark for the show on Friday morning.
She and her friend Rachael Dean were treated to the full VIP treatment, taken on a tour of the Wogan House studios in London and then watched the filming of the Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two television programme.
Sharon won the competition after correctly answering five showbusiness-related questions in 60 seconds in the show's 5-Star Biz Quiz slot on Thursday.
Sharon said: "It's been absolutely brilliant, it's been the most amazing experience. I always listen to the show.
"I was invited to ask Idina a question, which was 'how different is it voicing a film character to acting on the stage?'
"She answered that she enjoyed them both, but they were very different."
Sharon said the experience had really whetted appetite about how the media worked, and said she would love work in radio.
"It's such a buzzing, cool place to work," she said.


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Thanks to the incredible wealth of resources readily available on the internet, I’ve been catching up on the latest in Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly Natural Language Processing (NLP). My hope is to focus on educational outreach, bringing STEM to underrepresented populations.
Since Large Language Models (LLMs) are all the rage now, I often get asked where to start. Here are a few good starting points to learn the basics. The first 3 from DeepLearning.AI on Coursera are each 1-hour overviews. I haven’t personally used the last 2, LLMU or the Bootcamp, but they came as recommendations with more in-depth coverage.
Otherwise, below are some resources that were particularly helpful in my own AI/ML learning.
My notes include more definitions and links to other papers.


Suspicionless Searches of Travelers’ Devices Ruled Unconstitutional
by Andrew OrrA federal court ruled that suspicionless searches of travelers’ phones and laptops is unconstitutional, a win for privacy rights.
The ruling came in a lawsuit, Alasaad v. McAleenan, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union, Electronic Frontier Foundation, and ACLU of Massachusetts, on behalf of 11 travelers whose smartphones and laptops were searched without individualized suspicion at U.S. ports of entry.
Check It Out: Suspicionless Searches of Travelers’ Devices Ruled Unconstitutional


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For the last few days I have had pain in the left molar due to a cavity. I have a dentist appointment in 2 weeks anyway.
 I had been growing a Datura Stramonium plant for about 4 weeks. It's just a seedling 3 small leaves 1 bigger one at 2 inch stem to tip. With an odd smell to it. I was reading that people use to rub Datura inside of infants mouth during teething to numb the pain, it sounded good and my pain was nagging badly.
 I rubbed it for duration of about 10 seconds back and forth and then rubbing the other side of my cheek for about the same time. After I was done I was thinking I was going to see things, but nothing trippy happened. For all the plant lover out there (I'm one of them) I did not leave the plant with drool on its leaves. I sprayed my baby with water then gently put it under the grow light again.
+2-4 minutes - pain is gone.
+10 minutes - the TV is very old (it has turn dials!) and as I watch it, the waves in it are more noticeable.
+30 minutes - pain is still gone I went to the bathroom looking for eye dilation found none. But eyes were dry feeling. Mouth had no different feeling but I got a glass of water just in case and I found I drank it all in a period of 10 min and went to get another glass.
+40 minutes - A little light headiness most likely itís just me thinking something is happening. The cold water I was drinking caused no discomfort on the tooth.
+70 minutes - pain has returned but very slight almost unnoticeable.
My opinion due to all the bad trips I've read about did deter me but I was not looking for a psychedelic trip, mostly pain relief. I was glad I was growing it. I plan on using it for other pains like arthritis, which I don't have, but I've gone hiking for miles and when i get home my knee sometimes hurts. I'm only 21 years old..I'm sure i dont have arthritis yet. I do have asthma and I'm willing to try smoking the leaf for asthma relief as soon as i can pick a leaf without hurting my plants.
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ʔal kʷi tu- ʔal kʷi tu-haʔkʷ gʷәl xʷiʔ gʷә-tu-s-lәx̌-il.
ʔal
kʷi
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in
remote
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daylight
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tiʔəʔ swatixʷtəd gʷəl tasbəsad ʔal kwi tuhaʔkw
tiʔәʔ
swatixʷtәd
gʷәl
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ʔal
kʷi
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this
land
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in
remote
long-ago
The land, it was dark in the distant past.
3)
tusʷadhadәxʷ tʔiəʔ aciltalbixʷ gwәsčal kwi gwәdәxwkwәdәxʷcәl kwi slәx̌il.
tu-s-xʷ-(h)ad-had-әxʷ
tiʔәʔ
aciłta[l]bixʷ
gʷә-s-čal
kʷi
gʷә-dәxʷ-kʷәd-(d)әxʷ-cәł
kʷi
s-lәx̌-il.
now-there-was-talk
this
people
how-now
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uncertain-means-get
remote
daylight
The people talked it over. How can we manage to obtain it?
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a kwi slәx̌il al kwʷi qxwulgwәdxw gwәl әsčal kwi gwәdәxwkwәdәxʷcәł.
ʔaʔ
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gʷәl
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kʷi
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that
remote
sunlight
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remote
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how
remote
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The people talked it over. How can we manage to obtain it?


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My first week at DBC
My first week has been very enjoyable. I am already learning a ton of new information. This week I was introduced to Git and Github. Git uses a version control system and you download it to your computer. Github is a open source online community that you can post your files to and have other people look at them and edit them. Version Control is another cool thing I learned about this week. Essentially what it is is just a great way to keep track of your progress with the use of different saved commits. These commits are like "screenshots" of your work and you are able to navigate back and forth through the commits. This is extremely helpful for fixing bugs in your code which can be hard to identify at times. Being able to work back and forth through the commits makes it easier to identify where your code took a turn for the worst. You can then start from that commit and just build off the previous code that you have entered.
Git also helps you keep track of your code by giving you the ability to title your commits so that you are able to know exactly what you where working on at that point of time in your project. You should use Git Hub to store your code because its stored in the cloud. Meaning that you are able to access it anywhere that has an internet connection. This is useful for two reasons first being that god forbid your computer breaks you are still able to access your code. Second being that if multiple people wanted to look at your code you wouldn't have to spend the time to send it to each person individually you could just give them the link to access your code.


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that depends on a lot of factors, but I usually sell at most 50% of my holdings to take the profit
ofc in the long run, my goal is to accumulate as many kmd as possible
Tek04-Nov-18 08:52 PM
letss try to summon whalebro
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Cryptoon04-Nov-18 10:19 PM
If we pump to 80k in 3 days like last time, i’ll sell a part, if we rise to 100k over the course of 6 months, i keep accumulating and prolly wont sell
Different scenarios
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JvdP05-Nov-18 10:01 AM
I learned from the last bubble that I should formulate a sell/exit strategy and stick to it. Current version has me sell 10% at $10. I should probably make one that correlates to BTC value too, just in case...
jorian05-Nov-18 10:15 AM
wish i had that a year ago
JvdP05-Nov-18 10:29 AM
yeah me too
Cryptoon05-Nov-18 11:19 AM
When the time comes I can see myself be too lazy to send the funds to an exchange
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‘Ugh 120 confirmations, whatever I’ll just hodl’
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 11:20 AM
or use an exchange that doesn't require 120 confs....
Cryptoon05-Nov-18 11:28 AM
Bitpanda doesnt require that many confs but the rate they pay is lower than binance/bittrex
Dex doesnt allow to trade for euros
Etc
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 11:34 AM
because you're selling enough that $0.0009 per matters?
For the belgians here... as long as profits are in a buy/hold atmosphere and you are not trading excessively ruling is that crypto profits are taxfree
tolken05-Nov-18 04:05 PM
@Cryptoon use BarterDex next time
Cryptoon05-Nov-18 04:06 PM
Barterdex doesnt trade euro’s though which is what was being discussed earlier
Cfr cashing out a part of bag etc
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 04:06 PM
or any fiat :p
tolken05-Nov-18 04:06 PM
USDC, GUSD now supported on bdex
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 04:07 PM
pretend tokens aren't fiat
tolken05-Nov-18 04:07 PM
Dump to that, then exit through any big exchange.
they’re good enough vessels to hold for the 15min until you convert to pretend usd.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 04:08 PM
take 147000 USDC to the local bank and see if they give you USD for it
Cryptoon05-Nov-18 04:08 PM
If I need the big exchange anyway, forgive me if I will pass on using tether and consorts
tolken05-Nov-18 04:08 PM
Nah, I’d just send to Coinbase
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Cryptoon05-Nov-18 04:09 PM
;p
tolken05-Nov-18 04:10 PM
GUSD and USDC seem to have cut a clear distinction from USDT. I agree I wouldn’t hold it there, but I’m not sure what the phobia is to use it very briefly to get KMD from your wallet onto Coinbase, then cash out.
Cryptoon05-Nov-18 04:11 PM
Why not just go kmd>btc on dex
And btc> usd on coinbase then?
No need for usdx
tolken05-Nov-18 04:12 PM
thought you wanted to sell out of crypto though, but yea fair enough.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 04:12 PM
no matter how many of what letter they put before or after USD, it still isn't directly redeemable for USD except in select locations (which means it's utter useless )
tolken05-Nov-18 04:14 PM
well, as long as it’s controlled by a central entity, yeah they could exert some undesirable control over it.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 04:15 PM
backed by actual USD (because some guy you never heard of swears it's in a bank he will not tell you about)
tolken05-Nov-18 04:16 PM
I guess the case I see for USDC and GUSD is that it allows for getting out of crypto positions without any exposure to KYC.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 04:17 PM
gl with that lasting longer than a couple months, and if it stays KYC-free, it's of no real USD value and you might as well stay with your real coin of choice
tolken05-Nov-18 04:20 PM
well look at the BTC bear market for example. Some anon that had a large position in KMD that wanted to short both KMD and BTC, would shift their positions into a pegged fiat, then when the time is right, but back into BTC/KMD or whatever. Seems preferable (uncertainty of reliability or pegged fiat aside) to using a CEX to sell to fiat.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴05-Nov-18 04:24 PM
I'm far too lazy to explain to you how nothing can be USD-pegged and exempt from KYC/AML because all Federal Reserve Notes are property of the Federal Reserve and no human on the planet actually owns any USD....
tolken05-Nov-18 04:45 PM
yes that’s what the law wants but in practice there are no enforceable ways that I’m aware of that the current crop of fiat pegged coins can demand KYC once they’re out in the wild. At point-if-sale from CEX’s certainly. If for example Jl777 buys GUSD from BarterDex using jumblered KMD, then later sells GUSD for KMD, seems like he successfully avoided his chickens from being known. Not that he would necessarily do that, but just saying. The exchanges would have to restrict the flow of new USDC/GUSD from entering/exiting the market, which isn’t out of the question, and probably likely at some point as regulators tighten their grip.(edited)


job_stream¶
An MPI-based C++ or Python library for easy, distributed pipeline processing, with an emphasis on running scientific simulations. The project is hosted on Github.
Introduction¶
Deterministic Experiments¶
job_stream
is a straightforward and effective way to implement distributed computations, geared towards scientific applications. How straightforward? If we wanted to find all primes between 0 and 999:
# Import the main Work object that manages the computation's graph.
from job_stream.inline import Work
# Start by declaring work based on the list of numbers between 0 and 999 as a
# piece of `Work`. When the w object goes out of context, the job_stream will
# be executed.
with Work(range(1000)) as w:
# For each of those numbers, see if that number is prime.
@w.job
def isPrime(x):
for i in range(2, int(x ** 0.5) + 1):
if x % i == 0:
return
print(x)
If you wanted to run this script, we’ll call it test.py
, on every machine in your cluster:
$ job_stream -- python test.py
If your process is long-running, and machines in the cluster sometimes crash or have other issues that interrupt processes, using job_stream
’s built-in checkpointing can stop your application from having to re-process the same work over and over:
$ job_stream -c -- python test.py
Stochastic Experiments¶
Using the job_stream.baked.sweep()
method, job_stream
can automatically run experiments until a given confidence interval for sampled values is met; the default is a 95% confidence interval of +/- 10% of the value’s sampled mean. For example:
from job_stream.baked import sweep
import numpy as np
# Parameters to be tested can be passed as the first argument to sweep;
# the second argument, if specified, is the number of trials for each
# parameter combination (negative to auto-detect with a maximum threshold).
with sweep({ 'param': np.linspace(1, 10, 3) }) as w:
@w.job
def handle(id, trial, param):
# param is a value from 1 to 10, as partitioned by np.linspace.
# Choose noise with zero-mean and standard deviation about 0.5.
noise = (np.random.random() - 0.5) * 1.73
return { 'value': param + noise }
This code is run the same way as the Deterministic Experiments experiments:
$ job_stream -- python test.py
trials param value value_dev value_err
id
2 5 10.0 10.095083 0.522214 0.649245
1 8 5.5 5.295684 0.519942 0.472436
0 102 1.0 1.009054 0.509398 0.098858
The result is a nice table (which can optionally be saved directly to a CSV) with which parameters were tried, which values were recorded, and the standard deviation and expected error in the reported mean (with 95% confidence) of those recorded values.
Note
The experiment with param == 1.
required many more trials because
10% of 1 is smaller than 10% of 10 or 5.5. However,
job_stream.baked.sweep()
allows the stopping criteria tolerances
to be changed, as well as a hard limit set on the number of trials;
see the documentation for more information.
Features¶
job_stream
lets developers write their code in an imperative style, and does all the heavy lifting behind the scenes. While there are a lot of task processing libraries out there, job_stream bends over backwards to make writing distributed processing tasks easy while maintaining the flexibility required to support complicated parallelization paradigms. What all is in the box?
- Easy python interface to keep coding in a way that you are comfortable; often, users only need parts of
job_stream.baked
. - Jobs and reducers to implement common map/reduce idioms. However, job_stream reducers also allow recurrence!
- Frames as a more powerful, recurrent addition to map/reduce. If the flow of your data depends on that data, for instance when running a calculation until the result fits a specified tolerance, frames are a powerful tool to get the job done.
- Automatic checkpointing so that you don’t lose all of your progress if a multi-day computations crashes on the second day
- Intelligent job distribution including job stealing, so that overloaded machines receive less work than idle ones
- Execution Statistics so that you know exactly how effectively your code parallelizes
Installation¶
Requirements¶
Note that job_stream
internally uses yaml-cpp, but for convenience it is packaged with job_stream
.
Python¶
It is strongly recommended that users use a virtualenv such as Miniconda to install job_stream
. The primary difficulty that this helps users to avoid is any boost incompatibilities, which can happen in academic environments. Once Miniconda is installed and the conda
application is on the user’s PATH
, installing becomes as easy as:
$ conda install boost
$ pip install job_stream
Note
If not using conda
, run the pip install command alone. You may need to
specify custom include or library paths:
CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=~/my/path/to/boost/ \
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/my/path/to/boost/stage/lib/ \
pip install job_stream
Note
If you want to use an mpicxx
other than your system’s default, you may also specify MPICXX=...
as an environment variable passed to pip
.
C++ Library¶
Create a build/ folder, cd into it, and run:
cmake .. && make -j8 test
Note
You may need to tell the compiler where boost’s libraries or include files are located. If they are not in the system’s default paths, extra paths may be specified with e.g. environment variables like this:
CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=~/my/path/to/boost/ \
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/my/path/to/boost/stage/lib/ \
bash -c "cmake .. && make -j8 test"
Build Paths¶
Since job_stream
uses some of the compiled boost libraries, know your platform’s mechanisms of amending default build and run paths:
Linux¶
CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=...
- Colon-delimited paths to include directoriesLIBRARY_PATH=...
- Colon-delimited paths to static libraries for linking onlyLD_LIBRARY_PATH=...
- Colon-delimited paths to shared libraries for linking and running binaries
Running Tests¶
Making the “test” target (with optional ARGS passed to test executable) will make and run any tests packaged with job_stream:
cmake .. && make -j8 test [ARGS="[serialization]"]
Or to test the python library:
cmake .. && make -j8 test-python [ARGS="../python/job_stream/test/"]
Distributed Execution¶
job_stream comes bundled with a binary to help running job_stream applications: that executable is installed as job_stream
in your Python distribution’s bin
folder. At its simplest, job_stream
is a wrapper for mpirun
. It needs an MPI-like hostfile that lists machines to be used for distributing work. For example, if your machine has a file named hostfile
on it with the following contents:
# This file's contents are in a file called 'hostfile'.
machine1
machine2
#machine3 Commented lines will not be used
machine4 cpus=3 # Specify number of worker threads / processes on machine4
Then job_stream
may be configured to automatically run experiments on all un-commented machines in this hostfile by running:
$ job_stream config hostfile=./path/to/hostfile
Afterwards, if any script is run via job_stream
, it will run on the machines specified by that file. For example, running this command:
$ job_stream -- python script.py
Will run script.py
and distribute its work across machine1, machine2, and machine4. If you ever want to run a script on something other than the default configured hostfile, job_stream
accepts --host
and --hostfile
arguments (see job_stream --help
for more information).
Note
You must separate any arguments to your program and job_stream
’s arguments with a --
, as seen above.
Note
Parameters, such as cpus=
, must be specified on the same line as the host! Hosts attempt to match themselves to these lines by either shared name or shared IP address.
Checkpoints¶
The job_stream
wrapper also allows specifying checkpoints so that you do not lose progress on a job if your machines go down:
$ job_stream -c ...
The -c
flag means that progress is to be stored in the working directory as
job_stream.chkpt
; a different path and filename may be specified by using
--checkpoint PATH
instead. Should the application crash, the job may be
resumed by re-executing the same command as the original invocation.
Python API¶
See the job_stream module documentation.


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What you should do now is deploy an JAX-RS resource as an OSGi service. Let's take a look at a couple of examples which will use OSGi Declarative Services specification as the means of creating the OSGi services.
The first example will simply add a resource (a.k.a. an endpoint).
import org.osgi.service.component.annotations.Component;
import org.osgi.service.jaxrs.whiteboard.JaxRSWhiteboardConstants;
import javax.ws.rs.GET;
import javax.ws.rs.Path;
import javax.ws.rs.PathParam;
@Component(
property = {
JaxRSWhiteboardConstants.JAX_RS_APPLICATION_SELECT + "=(osgi.jaxrs.name=.default)",
JaxRSWhiteboardConstants.JAX_RS_RESOURCE + "=true"
},
service = ExampleAddon.class
)
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@GET
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}
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import org.osgi.service.component.annotations.Component;
import org.osgi.service.jaxrs.whiteboard.JaxRSWhiteboardConstants;
import javax.ws.rs.container.ContainerRequestContext;
import javax.ws.rs.container.ContainerRequestFilter;
import javax.ws.rs.ext.Provider;
import java.io.IOException;
@Component(
property = {
JaxRSWhiteboardConstants.JAX_RS_APPLICATION_SELECT + "=(osgi.jaxrs.name=.default)",
JaxRSWhiteboardConstants.JAX_RS_EXTENSION + "=true"
}
)
@Provider
public class ExampleFilter implements ContainerRequestFilter {
@Override
public void filter(ContainerRequestContext requestContext)
throws IOException {
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}
}