Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Firefox start [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_FF_START [Option]

Output: DBG_FBS_FF_START


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for script creation in JavaScript Debugger creation [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_CREATION [Option]

Output: DBG_FBS_CREATION


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for breakpoints in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_BP [Option]

Output: DBG_FBS_BP


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for source units in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_SRCUNITS [Option]

Output: DBG_FBS_SRCUNITS


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for errors in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_ERRORS [Option]

Output: DBG_FBS_ERRORS


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Find Debugger in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_FINDDEBUGGER [Option]

Output: DBG_FBS_FINDDEBUGGER


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for stepping in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_STEP [Option]

Output: DBG_FBS_STEP


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for tracked files in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_TRACKFILES [Option]

Output: DBG_FBS_TRACKFILES


Input: [Description] - [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_FUNCTION [Option]

Output: DBG_FBS_FUNCTION


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for Firebug activation [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->ACTIVATION [Option]

Output: DBG_ACTIVATION


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for breakpoints [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->BP [Option]

Output: DBG_BP


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for top level JavaScript Debugger scripts [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->TOPLEVEL [Option]

Output: DBG_TOPLEVEL


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the JavaScript call stack [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->STACK [Option]

Output: DBG_STACK


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for UI events in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->UI_LOOP [Option]

Output: DBG_UI_LOOP


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for errors [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->ERRORS [Option]

Output: DBG_ERRORS


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for error log [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->ERRORLOG [Option]

Output: DBG_ERRORLOG


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for function names [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->FUNCTION_NAMES [Option]

Output: DBG_FUNCTION_NAMES


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for eval() calls [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->EVAL [Option]

Output: DBG_EVAL


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for panels [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->PANELS [Option]

Output: DBG_PANELS


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the source cache [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->CACHE [Option]

Output: DBG_CACHE


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->CONSOLE [Option]

Output: DBG_CONSOLE


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the CSS Panel/CSS Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->CSS [Option]

Output: DBG_CSS


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the CSS parser [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->CSS_PARSER [Option]

Output: DBG_CSS_PARSER


Input: [Description] - [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->DBG2FIREBUG [Option]

Output: DBG_DBG2FIREBUG


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the DOM Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->DOM [Option]

Output: DBG_DOM


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for Domplate [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->DOMPLATE [Option]

Output: DBG_DOMPLATE


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for event dispatching [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->DISPATCH [Option]

Output: DBG_DISPATCH


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->HTML [Option]

Output: DBG_HTML


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the line table of source files in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->LINETABLE [Option]

Output: DBG_LINETABLE


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the UI element locator [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->LOCATIONS [Option]

Output: DBG_LOCATIONS


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for source files in JavaScript Debugger [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->SOURCEFILES [Option]

Output: DBG_SOURCEFILES


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for browser windows/tabs [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->WINDOWS [Option]

Output: DBG_WINDOWS


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Net Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->NET [Option]

Output: DBG_NET


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for network events [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->NET_EVENTS [Option]

Output: DBG_NET_EVENTS


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the module initialization [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->INITIALIZE [Option]

Output: DBG_INITIALIZE


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Inspector [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->INSPECT [Option]

Output: DBG_INSPECT


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for preference changes [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->OPTIONS [Option]

Output: DBG_OPTIONS


Input: [Description] - [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->FBS_FLUSH [Option]

Output: DBG_FBS_FLUSH


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the HTTP observer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->HTTPOBSERVER [Option]

Output: DBG_HTTPOBSERVER


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the XMLHttpRequest observer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->SPY [Option]

Output: DBG_SPY


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the JSON viewer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->JSONVIEWER [Option]

Output: DBG_JSONVIEWER


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the text editor [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->EDITOR [Option]

Output: DBG_EDITOR


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for shortcuts [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->SHORTCUTS [Option]

Output: DBG_SHORTCUTS


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for UI accessibility [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->A11Y [Option]

Output: DBG_A11Y


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for internationalization [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->LOCALE [Option]

Output: DBG_LOCALE


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for Info Tips [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->INFOTIP [Option]

Output: DBG_INFOTIP


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for page annotations [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->ANNOTATIONS [Option]

Output: DBG_ANNOTATIONS


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the XML viewer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->XMLVIEWER [Option]

Output: DBG_XMLVIEWER


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the SVG viewer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->SVGVIEWER [Option]

Output: DBG_SVGVIEWER


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for the Net Panel's activity observer [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->ACTIVITYOBSERVER [Option]

Output: DBG_ACTIVITYOBSERVER


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for Status Icon Info Tooltip [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->TOOLTIP [Option]

Output: DBG_TOOLTIP


Input: [Description] Trace Console option flag for UI navigation history [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Trace Console->Options Tab->HISTORY [Option]

Output: DBG_HISTORY


Input: [Category] www [Port name] firefox [Version] 8.0,1 [Options] defaults [1-Click] yes

Output: needs adjustment to define desktop icon

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Table Is there no version? 1. Ports attempted. [Tables 1]


Input: [Category] mail [Port name] gmail-notify [Version] 1.6.1.1_4 [Options] defaults [1-Click] yes

Output: needs adjustment to define desktop icon

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Input: [Category] irc [Port name] quassel [Version] 0.73 [1-Click] no

Output: needs work; cannot create monolithic version, other versions have problems.

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Input: [Category] emulators [Port name] virtualbox-ose [Version] 4.0.14 [Options] defaults [1-Click] no

Output: seems like it cannot pull-in kernel source

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Input: [Category] emulators [Port name] virtualbox-ose-additions [Version] 4.0.14 [Options] defaults [1-Click] no

Output: seems like it cannot pull-in kernel source

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Input: [Category] emulators [Port name] virtualbox-ose-kmod [Version] 4.0.14 [Options] defaults [1-Click] no

Output: seems like it cannot pull-in kernel source

Difference between revisions of "PBI Build Testing" - PC-BSD Wiki


Input: [Category] deskutils [Port name] znotes [Version] 0.45 [Options] defaults [1-Click] yes

Output: needs adjustment to define included desktop icon

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Input: [Item Type] Arc [Description]

Output: An arc shaped region, empty or filled


Input: [Item Type] Bitmap [Description]

Output: A simple, two colour image as is often used for an icon


Input: [Item Type] Image [Description]

Output: A full colour image such as a JPEG image


Input: [Item Type] Line [Description]

Output: A line or sequence of lines, straight or bezier smoothed


Input: [Item Type] Oval [Description]

Output: An oval or circle, empty or filled


Input: [Item Type] Polygon [Description]

Output: A multi-sided, irregular shaped region, empty or filled


Input: [Item Type] Rectangle [Description]

Output: A rectangle or square, empty or filled


Input: [Item Type] Text [Description]

Output: Some text, either static or editable


Input: [Item Type] Window [Description]

Output: A Tk widget or set of widgets


Input: [Item Type] Other [Description]

Output: A user defined item type which must be coded in C


Input: [Field] aggregate [Field Type] ReportSummaryType (enumeration of type string) [Description]

Output: Required. Defines how the field specified in columnName is summarized. For example, Sum.

Report | Metadata API Developer’s Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [Field] columnName [Field Type] string [Description]

Output: Required. Specifies the field whose value ranges are represented by colors.

Report | Metadata API Developer’s Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [Field] highBreakpoint [Field Type] double [Description]

Output: Required. Specifies the number that separates the mid color from the high color.

Report | Metadata API Developer’s Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [Field] highColor [Field Type] string [Description]

Output: Required. Specifies the color (in HTML format) to represent data that falls into the high number range. This color spans from the highBreakpoint value.

Report | Metadata API Developer’s Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [Field] lowBreakpoint [Field Type] double [Description]

Output: Required. Specifies the number that separates the low color from the mid color.

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Input: [Field] lowColor [Field Type] string [Description]

Output: Required. Specifies a color (in HTML format) to represent data that falls into the low value range, below the lowBreakpoint value.

Report | Metadata API Developer’s Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [Field] midColor [Field Type] string [Description]

Output: Required. Specifies a color (in HTML format) to represent data that falls into the mid value range.

Report | Metadata API Developer’s Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [Key] kSecTrustSettingsPolicy [Value]

Output: A policy object (SecPolicyRef) specifying the certificate verification policy; for example: SSL, SMIME. Use the SecPolicySearchCopyNext function to obtain a policy object.

Certificate, Key, and Trust Services Reference


Input: [Key] kSecTrustSettingsApplication [Value]

Output: A trusted application reference (SecTrustedApplicationRef) for the application checking the certificate’s trust settings. Use the SecTrustedApplicationCreateFromPath function to get this reference.

Certificate, Key, and Trust Services Reference


Input: [Key] kSecTrustSettingsPolicyString [Value]

Output: ACFString containing policy-specific data. For the SMIME policy, this string contains an email address. For the SSL policy, it contains a host name.

Certificate, Key, and Trust Services Reference


Input: [Key] kSecTrustSettingsKeyUsage [Value]

Output: ACFNumber containing an SInt32 value specifying the operations for which the encryption key in this certificate can be used. For possible values, see Trust Settings Key Use Constants.

Certificate, Key, and Trust Services Reference


Input: [Key] kSecTrustSettingsResult [Value]

Output: A CFNumber containing an SInt32 value indicating the effective trust setting for this usage constraints dictionary. A given usage constraints dictionary is included in the evaluation of trust for a certificate only if the specified policy, application, and key use match the use for which the certificate is being evaluated. If this is the case, then the value of the kSecTrustSettingsResult key is ORed with the results from other dictionaries to determine the overall trust setting for the certificate. If this key is not present, a default value of kSecTrustSettingsResultTrustRoot is assumed. Because only a root certificate can have this value, a usage constraints dictionary for a non-root certificate that is missing this key is not valid. Possible values for this key are listed in Trust Settings Result Constants.

Certificate, Key, and Trust Services Reference


Input: [Key] kSecTrustSettingsAllowedError [Value]

Output: A CFNumber containing an SInt32 value indicating a CSSM_RETURN result code which, if encountered during certificate verification, is ignored for that certificate. These “allowed error” values are applied to the evaluation only if the usage constraints dictionary meets the criteria described with the kSecTrustSettingsResult key. A usage constraint dictionary with no constraints but with an allowed error value causes that error to always be allowed when the certificate is being evaluated.

Certificate, Key, and Trust Services Reference


Input: [Code] 1 [Explanation] Dynamically allocated memory on the gateway is exhausted. This condition may indicate a temporary overload or a memory leak caused by faulty software. [Category] 181 [Descriptor]

Output: No Memory

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 2 [Explanation] Packet or buffer memory is exhausted. This condition may indicate a temporary overload or a memory leak caused by faulty software. [Category] 181 [Descriptor]

Output: No buffers

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 3 [Explanation] Call was rejected because default or configured CPU usage threshold has been exceeded. [Category] 181 [Descriptor]

Output: CPU high

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Input: [Code] 4 [Explanation] Call was rejected because default or configured memory usage threshold has been exceeded. [Category] 181 [Descriptor]

Output: Low memory

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Input: [Code] 5 [Explanation] No dial peer satisfied the match criteria for accepting or handling the call. This condition usually indicates a dial peer misconfiguration. [Category] 128 [Descriptor]

Output: No dial peer match

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 6 [Explanation] There were insufficient DSP resources to handle the call. [Category] 182 [Descriptor]

Output: No DSP resource

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 7 [Explanation] An error occurred on a socket interface. [Category] 179 [Descriptor]

Output: Socket error

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 8 [Explanation] Media (RTP/RTCP) inactivity timer expired for the call. [Category] 185 [Descriptor]

Output: RTP inactivity error

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Input: [Code] 9 [Explanation] Invalid arguments passed to a function. This condition usually indicates an internal software error. [Category] 180 [Descriptor]

Output: Invalid arguments

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Input: [Code] 10 [Explanation] An unexpected event was received while in a state that was inappropriate for processing such an event. [Category] 180 [Descriptor]

Output: Invalid State

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 11 [Explanation] The software timed out waiting for some response or event to happen. [Category] 179 [Descriptor]

Output: Timeout

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 12 [Explanation] An internal process communication error occurred. This condition usually indicates some software error, but may also mean that some process was not running because of misconfiguration. [Category] 178 [Descriptor]

Output: Inter-process communication

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 13 [Explanation] An internal software error occurred. Report the entire IEC string, including the diagnostic code field, to customer support. [Category] 180 [Descriptor]

Output: Software error

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 14 [Explanation] The gateway or signaling interfaces are being taken out of service (forcefully or gracefully). A possible cause may be the signaling interface required to support the call has already been administratively shut down. [Category] 187 [Descriptor]

Output: Gateway or interface OOS

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 21 [Explanation] The maximum number of connections for the leg has been exceeded. An attempt to bridge yet another connection on the leg failed. [Category] 180 [Descriptor]

Output: Leg connections maxed

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 22 [Explanation] The specified target application for a call handoff was not found on the gateway. [Category] 180 [Descriptor]

Output: Handoff app not found

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Input: [Code] 23 [Explanation] A matched dial peer could not be used for the outbound leg because the gateway cannot translate between the inbound and outbound protocols. [Category] 47 [Descriptor]

Output: Incompatible protocols

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 24 [Explanation] OSP settlement checking failed for an outbound call. [Category] 228 [Descriptor]

Output: OSP Fail

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 25 [Explanation] A dial peer that was being used for a call setup was deleted (through CLI) before the call could be initiated. [Category] 47 [Descriptor]

Output: dial peer deleted

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 26 [Explanation] An outbound dial peer matching this call's parameters specified an interface that was in use and unavailable. [Category] 182 [Descriptor]

Output: Interface busy

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 27 [Explanation] An application tried to place an outbound call using a dial peer configured with an outbound application. However, the first application does not support call handoff, so cannot pass the call to the second application. [Category] 180 [Descriptor]

Output: App can't handoff

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 28 [Explanation] A Tcl script tried to issue a leg setup continue' command when a previous setup continue command was still outstanding. [Category] 180 [Descriptor]

Output: Illegal "setup continue"

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Code] 29 [Explanation] The call was rejected because it matched the profile defined for calls to be blocked. [Category] 228 [Descriptor]

Output: Call blocked by CLI

Cisco IOS Voice Troubleshooting and Monitoring -- Cisco VoIP Internal Error Codes - DocWiki


Input: [Element] config [Description]

Output: configure output formats

mod_include - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Element] echo [Description]

Output: print variables

mod_include - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Element] exec [Description]

Output: execute external programs

mod_include - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Element] fsize [Description]

Output: print size of a file

mod_include - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Element] flastmod [Description]

Output: print last modification time of a file

mod_include - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Element] include [Description]

Output: include a file

mod_include - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Element] printenv [Description]

Output: print all available variables

mod_include - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Element] set [Description]

Output: set a value of a variable

mod_include - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Description] Based on its analysis of data, the Availability Manager notifies you immediately if any node you are monitoring is experiencing a performance problem, especially one that affects the node's accessibility to users. At a glance, you can see whether a problem is a persistent one that warrants further investigation and correction. [Feature]

Output: Immediate notification of problems


Input: [Description] Provides centralized management of remote nodes within an extended local area network (LAN). [Feature]

Output: Centralized management


Input: [Description] Provides an easy-to-learn and easy-to-use graphical user interface (GUI). An earlier version of the tool, DECamds, uses a Motif GUI to display information about OpenVMS nodes. The Availability Manager uses a Java GUI to display information about OpenVMS nodes on an OpenVMS or a Windows node. [Feature]

Output: Intuitive interface


Input: [Description] Allows real-time intervention, including adjustment of node and process parameters, even when remote nodes are hung. [Feature]

Output: Correction capability


Input: [Description] An important advantage of the Availability Manager is that it uses its own network protocol. Unlike most performance monitors, the Availability Manager does not rely on TCP/IP or any other standard protocol. Therefore, even if a standard protocol is unavailable, the Availability Manager can continue to operate. [Feature]

Output: Uses its own protocol


Input: [Description] Using a wide range of customization options, you can customize the Availability Manager to meet the requirements of your particular site. For example, you can change the severity levels of the events that are displayed and escalate their importance. [Feature]

Output: Customization


Input: [Description] Makes it easier to monitor multiple OpenVMS nodes. [Feature]

Output: Scalability


Input: [0] Casualty insurance [2]

Output: Insurance which is primarily concerned with the losses caused by injuries to third persons, i.e., not the insured, and the legal liability imposed on the insured resulting therefrom. It includes, but is not limited to, employers' liability, workers' compensation, public liability, automobile liability, personal liability and aviation liability insurance. It excludes certain types of losses that by law or custom are considered as being exclusively within the scope of other types of insurance, such as fire or marine.


Input: [0] Catastrophe [2]

Output: A severe loss, resulting from natural and man-made events, including risks such as fire, earthquake, windstorm, explosion, terrorism and other similar events. Each catastrophe has unique characteristics. Catastrophes are not predictable as to timing or amount in advance, and therefore, their effects are not included in earnings or claims and claim adjustment expense reserves prior to occurrence. A catastrophe may also result in the payment of reinstatement premiums and assessments from various pools.


Input: [0] Catastrophe loss [2]

Output: Loss and directly identified loss adjustment expenses from catastrophes.


Input: [0] Catastrophe reinsurance [2]

Output: A form of excess of loss reinsurance which, subject to a specified limit, indemnifies the ceding company for the amount of loss in excess of a specified retention with respect to an accumulation of losses resulting from a catastrophic event. The actual reinsurance document is called a "catastrophe cover." These reinsurance contracts are typically designed to cover property insurance losses but can be written to cover casualty insurance losses such as from workers' compensation policies.


Input: [0] Cede; ceding company [2]

Output: When an insurer reinsures its liability with another insurer or a "cession," it "cedes" business and is referred to as the "ceding company."


Input: [0] Ceded reinsurance [2]

Output: Insurance risks transferred to another company as reinsurance. See "Reinsurance."


Input: [0] Claim [2]

Output: Request by an insured for indemnification by an insurance company for loss incurred from an insured peril.


Input: [0] Claim adjustment expenses [2]

Output: See "Loss adjustment expenses (LAE)."


Input: [0] Claims and claim adjustment expenses [2]

Output: See "Loss" and "Loss adjustment expenses (LAE)."


Input: [0] Claims and claim adjustment expense reserves [2]

Output: See "Loss reserves."


Input: [0] Cohort [2]

Output: A group of items or individuals that share a particular statistical or demographic characteristic. For example, all claims for a given product in a given market for a given accident year would represent a cohort of claims.


Input: [Grant] ASOR Heritage Excavation Grants Website [Deadline] 2016 deadline not yet posted [Description/Eligibility]

Output: Applicants must be members of ASOR or be enrolled as students at an ASOR-member school Grant provides funding for participation in an excavation project

External Student Grants and Scholarships :: Andrews University


Input: [Grant] Biblical Archaeology Society Scholarship Website [Deadline] 2016 deadline not yet posted [Description/Eligibility]

Output: Scholarship given to people who would otherwise not be able to volunteer on a dig

External Student Grants and Scholarships :: Andrews University


Input: [Grant] Graduate Student Paper Award Website [Deadline] December 1, 2015 [Description/Eligibility]

Output: Eligible students are predoctoral students in any discipline related to archaeology who have had a paper accepted by the Archaeological Institute of America Program for the Annual Meeting Committee

External Student Grants and Scholarships :: Andrews University


Input: [Grant] Jane C. Waldbaum Archaeological Field School Scholarship Website [Deadline] March 1, 2016 [Description/Eligibility]

Output: Open to junior and senior undergraduate students and first year graduate students, preferably those who are majoring in archaeology or a related discipline Applicants must not have previously participated in archaeological field work of any kind

External Student Grants and Scholarships :: Andrews University


Input: [Grant] Mediterranean Regional Research Fellowship Program Website [Deadline] Check website Sept 2015 for 2016 deadline [Description/Eligibility]

Output: The grant is for pre and early post-doctoral scholars doing research in the humanities and social sciences in countries bordering the Mediterranean and served by American overseas research centers

External Student Grants and Scholarships :: Andrews University


Input: [Grant] Multi-Country Research Fellowship Program Website [Deadline] Check website Sept 2015 for 2016 deadline [Description/Eligibility]

Output: The Council of American Overseas Research Centers supports advanced regional or trans-regional research in the humanities, social sciences, or allied natural sciences for US doctoral candidates or scholars who have already earned their PhD

External Student Grants and Scholarships :: Andrews University


Input: [Grant] Olivia James Traveling Fellowship Website [Deadline] Nov 1 [Description/Eligibility]

Output: Funds travel and study in Greece, Cyprus, the Aegean islands, Sicily, southern Italy, Asia Minor, or Mesopotamia

External Student Grants and Scholarships :: Andrews University


Input: [Grant] Oriental Institute Collections Research Grant Website [Deadline] 2016 deadline not yet posted [Description/Eligibility]

Output: Funding for graduate students and well-established professionals to carry out research projects that incorporate the study of artifacts and related archival documents within the Institute's museum collections

External Student Grants and Scholarships :: Andrews University


Input: [Grant] The American School of Classical Studies at Athens Website [Deadline] Grant specific [Description/Eligibility]

Output: ACSA has a number of Fellowships and Grants available for both students and senior scholars

External Student Grants and Scholarships :: Andrews University


Input: [Grant] The Lewis and Clark Fund for Exploration and Field Research Website [Deadline] Application: Feb 1 Letters of Support: Jan 29 [Description/Eligibility]

Output: Grant up to $5,000 Grant fund travel for doctoral research involving field studies

External Student Grants and Scholarships :: Andrews University


Input: [Promoted from] ARB_texture_query_lod, ARB_gpu_shader5, ARB_gpu_shader_fp64, ARB_shader_subroutine, ARB_texture_gather [Addition]

Output: Shading language 4.00

Difference between revisions of "History of OpenGL" - OpenGL.org


Input: [Promoted from] ARB_draw_buffers_blend [Addition]

Output: Individual blend equations for each color output

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Input: [Promoted from] ARB_draw_indirect [Addition]

Output: Draw instanced arrays indirect

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Input: [Promoted from] ARB_sample_shading [Addition]

Output: Request minimum number of fragment inputs

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Input: [Promoted from] ARB_tesselation_shader [Addition]

Output: Tesselation control and evaluation shaders

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Input: [Promoted from] ARB_texture_buffer_object_rgb32 [Addition]

Output: Texture formats RGB32F, RGB32I, RGB32UI

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Input: [Promoted from] ARB_texture_cube_map_array [Addition]

Output: Cube map array textures

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Input: [Promoted from] ARB_transform_feedback2, ARB_transform_feedback3 [Addition]

Output: Additional transform feedback functionality

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Input: [Access Actions] Icon [1] Action [2]

Output: Description


Input: [Access Actions] N/A [1] view [2]

Output: Allows to select a portlet in customizer and view its contents


Input: [1] customize [2]

Output: Allows to customize a portlet once selected in profile


Input: [1] info [2]

Output: Allows to view any additional information about a portlet


Input: [1] maximize [2]

Output: Allows to view portlet in full screen mode


Input: [1] minimize [2]

Output: Allows to minimize portlet (hide its content) and display its caption only


Input: [1] close [2]

Output: Allows to temporarily close a portlet (hide its caption and content)


Input: [1] print [2]

Output: Allows to display current portlet in "print friendly format" (without navigation and portlet control). Note that the default screen template/layout used may be overriden by setting action.print.template property in jr.props to your custom screen template.


Input: [Date] 04-Nov-2014 [Product] Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop [Customer Comment]

Output: Two same doorstops, one of them works good (parquet flooring), the other doesn't hold the glass door at all (carpet flooring).

Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop Christmas Gifts | Cast in Style


Input: [Date] 27-Aug-2014 [Product] Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop Customer also bought: Cockerel Door Stop Large Black Cat Door Stop [Customer Comment]

Output: This is a relay lovely traditional doorstop. The loop on the top makes it easy to pick up and move about. Nice and heavy for it's size and the height makes it hold our conservatory door which is on a step.

Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop Christmas Gifts | Cast in Style


Input: [Date] 27-Aug-2014 [Product] Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop Customer also bought: Pig Door Stop [Customer Comment]

Output: products themselves were excellent and dispatched promptly - however courier delivered to wrong address otherwise this rating would have been excellent.

Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop Christmas Gifts | Cast in Style


Input: [Date] 20-Aug-2014 [Product] Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop [Customer Comment]

Output: Very happy with my products, service excellent from start to finish, would not hesitate to use this company again and would definitely recommend to others.

Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop Christmas Gifts | Cast in Style


Input: [Date] 10-Aug-2014 [Product] Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop [Customer Comment]

Output: Speedy delivery and kept well informed from when order placed

Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop Christmas Gifts | Cast in Style


Input: [Date] 08-Aug-2014 [Product] Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop [Customer Comment]

Output: Excellent door stop. Good quality, neat and easy to use.

Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop Christmas Gifts | Cast in Style


Input: [Date] 07-Aug-2014 [Product] Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop [Customer Comment]

Output: As ordered and on time

Coalbrookdale Original Door Stop Christmas Gifts | Cast in Style


Input: [Weapon] Bow [Weapon Combos]

Output: Long Draw, Lunging Stab


Input: [Weapon] Brawling [Weapon Combos]

Output: Lunging Right, Stomp Smash


Input: [Weapon] Dual Pistols [Weapon Combos]

Output: Lunge Strike


Input: [Weapon] Dual Wield [Weapon Combos]

Output: Charged Double Throw


Input: [Weapon] Hand Blaster [Weapon Combos]

Output: Charged Blast, Leap Attack


Input: [Weapon] Martial Arts [Weapon Combos]

Output: Axe Kick, Heavy Shuriken


Input: [Weapon] One-Handed [Weapon Combos]

Output: Focused Blast, Quick Chop


Input: [Weapon] Rifle [Weapon Combos]

Output: Surprise Volley


Input: [Weapon] Shield [Weapon Combos]

Output: Spinning Backhand


Input: [Weapon] Staff [Weapon Combos]

Output: Focused Spin, Sweeping Slice


Input: [Weapon] Two-Handed [Weapon Combos]

Output: Hammer Throw, Lunging Smash


Input: 1. A method of distributing content, comprising: creating a cryptographic hash of at least a portion of content; creating a ticket file including the cryptographic hash; and distributing the ticket file to a user system.

Output: WARP does not make use of any cryptographic information. WARP does not create a ticket file including the cryptographic hash. WARP does not distribute a ticket file to a user system or anything to the system.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Claims of the '1146 Application and WARP Features

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 2. The method of claim 1, where creating a ticket file comprises: including in the ticket file information relating to downloading the content from a distribution site over the network; digitally signing the ticket file; receiving a request for the content from the user system; and sending the user system the ticket file separate from the content.

Output: WARP does nothing relating to the above

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 3. The method of claim 1, further comprising: receiving notification from the user system that verification of the digital signature has failed; and initiating a security action in response to the notification.

Output: WARP does not make use of digital signatures.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 4. The method of claim 3, where initiating a security action comprises: initiating a revocation service.

Output: WARP has no relation to initializing revocation services.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 5. The method of claim 3, where initiating a security action comprises: preventing user systems from downloading the content.

Output: WARP does not rely in cryptographic methods to prevent user systems from downloading content.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 6. A method of downloading content from a network, comprising: sending a request for content to a content aggregator site; and receiving from the content aggregator site a digitally signed ticket file including a first cryptographic hash of at least a portion of content.

Output: WARP does not download any content. WARP does not make use of any cryptographic hashes or any cryptography.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 7. The method of claim 6, further comprising: downloading the content to a user system over a network, where the content is downloaded separately from the ticket file; and verifying the digital signature of the ticket file.

Output: WARP has no relationship to digital signatures or ticket files.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 8. The method of claim 7, where verifying the digital signature comprises: creating a second cryptographic hash of the downloaded content; comparing the second cryptographic hash with the first cryptographic hash; and if the hashes do not match, initiating a security action.

Output: See above 7.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 9. The method of claim 8, where initiating a security action comprises: deleting the content from the user system. WARP does not interact with the user's system.

Output: WARP does not have the ability to demand that, or have any provisions that would require, content be deleted from the user's system.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 10. The method of claim 8, where initiating a security action comprises: notifying the content aggregator site of a failed verification if the hashes do not match; and receiving a command for revoking the digital signature of the ticket file.

Output: WARP has no means to contact other sites on failure.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 11. The method of claim 8, where initiating a security action comprises: scanning the user system for instances of revoked content.

Output: WARP most definitely does not have any provisions to scan the user's hard drive deleting content

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 12. The method of claim 1, further comprising: creating a security log on the user system that includes a history of content installation

Output: WARP does not write anything to the user's hard drive or do any privacy violating things like keeping records of stuff on user's hard drives.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 13. A computer-readable medium having stored thereon instructions which, when executed by a processor, causes the processor to perform the operations of: creating a cryptographic hash of at least a portion of content; creating a ticket file including the cryptographic hash; and distributing the ticket file to a user system.

Output: WARP does not cryptographically do anything… specially nothing relating to content.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 14. The computer-readable medium of claim 13, where creating a ticket file comprises: including in the ticket file information relating to downloading the content from a distribution site over the network; digitally signing the ticket file; receiving a request for the content from the user system; and sending the user system the ticket file separate from the content.

Output: WARP does not cryptographically do anything… specially nothing relating to content.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 15. The computer-readable medium of claim 13, further comprising: receiving notification from the user system that verification of the digital signature has failed; and initiating a security action in response to the notification.

Output: WARP has nothing to do with digital signatures or events based on signatures failing of being verified.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 16. The computer-readable medium of claim 15, where initiating a security action comprises: initiating a revocation service.

Output: WARP has nothing to do with digital signatures or events based on signatures failing of being verified.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 17. The computer-readable medium of claim 15, where initiating a security action comprises: preventing user systems from downloading the content.

Output: WARP has nothing to do with digital signatures or events based on signatures failing of being verified. Hence this does not apply.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 18. A computer-readable medium having stored thereon instructions which, when executed by a processor, causes the processor to perform the operations of: sending a request for content to a content aggregator site; and receiving from the content aggregator site a digitally signed ticket file including a first cryptographic hash of at least a portion of content.

Output: WARP does not access content.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 19. The computer-readable medium of claim 18, further comprising: downloading the content to a user system over a network, where the content is downloaded separately from the ticket file; and verifying the digital signature of the ticket file.

Output: WARP does not access content. WARP does not download or deal with ticket files.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 20. The computer-readable medium of claim 18, where verifying the digital signature comprises: creating a second cryptographic hash of the downloaded content; comparing the second cryptographic hash with the first cryptographic hash; and if the hashes do not match, initiating a security action.

Output: WARP does not do any cryptographic checks.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 21. The computer-readable medium of claim 20, where initiating a security action comprises: deleting the content from the user system.

Output: WARP does not do any cryptographic checks. WARP does not do deletion of people's content.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 22. The computer-readable medium of claim 20, where initiating a security action comprises: notifying the content aggregator site of a failed verification if the hashes do not match; and receiving a command for revoking the digital signature of the ticket file.

Output: WARP does not do any cryptographic checks.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 23. The computer-readable medium of claim 20, where initiating a security action comprises: scanning the user system for instances of revoked content.

Output: WARP does not do any cryptographic checks. WARP does not do deletion of people's content.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 24. The computer-readable medium of claim 18, further comprising: creating a security log on the user system that includes a history of content installation.

Output: WARP does not write log files about their computer's content. WARP does not generate security logs.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 25. A method of installing content, comprising: receiving content from a content distributor, the content including a first cryptographic hash of the content; creating a second cryptographic hash of the content; comparing the second cryptographic hash with the first cryptographic hash; and if the hashes do not match, initiating a security action.

Output: WARP does not do this as it does not do any cryptographic checks.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: 26. The method of claim 25, further comprising: comparing the content to one or more lists of content to determine if the content can be safely installed.

Output: WARP does not do this. it has nothing to do with content installation.

WARP: Widgets Access Request Policy: PAG Report

Evaluation against the WARP Specification


Input: [0] teamwork [1] trust [2] ethical dilemmas [3]

Output: euthanasia


Input: [0] freedom [1] convictions [2] social change [3]

Output: communication


Input: [0] friendship [1] acceptance [2] customs [3]

Output: money


Input: [0] choices [1] denial [2] discrimination [3]

Output: resourcefulness


Input: [0] nature [1] friendship [2] belonging [3]

Output: memories


Input: [0] honesty [1] bullies [2] activism [3]

Output: commitment


Input: [0] guilt [1] heroes [2] good and evil [3]

Output: humor


Input: [0] help [1] immigrants [2] adoption [3]

Output: loss


Input: [0] loyalty [1] hope [2] leadership [3]

Output: loneliness


Input: [0] death and dying [1] courage [2] love [3]

Output: diversity


Input: [0] hatred [1] responsibility [2] peer pressure [3]

Output: poverty


Input: [0] pride [1] prejudice [2] safety [3]

Output: anger


Input: [0] racism [1] peace [2] patriotism [3]

Output: discovery


Input: [0] propaganda [1] community [2] self-esteem [3]

Output: violence


Input: [:] : [Kadai Aani] Average life is 4 years and it costs Rs.50/unit [Local / Common Name]

Output: Life and cost


Input: [:] : [Kadai Aani] It has a length of 75 cm [Local / Common Name]

Output: Dimensions


Input: [:] : [Kadai Aani] It is made up of iron rod [Local / Common Name]

Output: Material make up


Input: [:] : [Kadai Aani] It is used for managing the stress from the wheels of bullock card [Local / Common Name]

Output: Utility and crops


Input: [:] : [Kadai Aani] It is operated by male labourers [Local / Common Name]

Output: Who operates /handles?


Input: [:] : [Kadai Aani] It is operated manually [Local / Common Name]

Output: Nature of operation


Input: [:] : [Kadai Aani] Nil [Local / Common Name]

Output: Drudgery


Input: [x] undefined [y] undefined [==] true [Object.is] true [===]

Output: true

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] null [y] null [==] true [Object.is] true [===]

Output: true

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] true [y] true [==] true [Object.is] true [===]

Output: true

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Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] false [y] false [==] true [Object.is] true [===]

Output: true

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Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] "foo" [y] "foo" [==] true [Object.is] true [===]

Output: true

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] { foo: "bar" } [y] x [==] true [Object.is] true [===]

Output: true

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] 0 [y] 0 [==] true [Object.is] true [===]

Output: true

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] +0 [y] -0 [==] true [Object.is] false [===]

Output: true

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] 0 [y] false [==] true [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

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Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] "" [y] false [==] true [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] "" [y] 0 [==] true [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] "0" [y] 0 [==] true [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] "17" [y] 17 [==] true [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] [1,2] [y] "1,2" [==] true [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] new String("foo") [y] "foo" [==] true [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] null [y] undefined [==] true [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] null [y] false [==] false [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] undefined [y] false [==] false [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] { foo: "bar" } [y] { foo: "bar" } [==] false [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] new String("foo") [y] new String("foo") [==] false [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] 0 [y] null [==] false [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

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Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] 0 [y] NaN [==] false [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

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Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] "foo" [y] NaN [==] false [Object.is] false [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [x] NaN [y] NaN [==] false [Object.is] true [===]

Output: false

Equality comparisons and sameness - JavaScript | MDN

Sameness Comparisons


Input: [API Name] Justis [Description] The legal topic search service allows applications to integrate results on specific areas of law relevant to U.K. cases such as case law in Irish courts, European Union Directives, U.K. statutes, etc... [Updated] 05.22.2012 [Category]

Output: Search


Input: [API Name] HoundSleuth [Description] HoundSleuth is a cloud-based search engine. Users can index documents and search for other documents in real-time. The HoundSleuth API allows developers to access and integrate the functionality... [Updated] 02.28.2012 [Category]

Output: Search


Input: [API Name] Find That File [Description] Find That File searches the web by file type, returning only results for the audio, video, or other type you want. The API allows access to findthatfile.com search engine for files/media. [Updated] 10.11.2010 [Category]

Output: Search


Input: [API Name] Search Company [Description] The Search Company API allows developers to access a business directory of U.S. companies. Users can either search for a company using a query string or retrieve a company's information using... [Updated] 05.04.2015 [Category]

Output: Search


Input: [API Name] Webhose.io [Description] The webhose.io API is for web-crawling and data integration across multiple online platforms and sources. The API pulls data from sources such as blogs, message boards, comments, review, news, and... [Updated] 11.17.2014 [Category]

Output: Search


Input: [API Name] HP IDOL OnDemand View Document [Description] IDOL OnDemand by HP offers an array of data processing APIs for format conversion, image analysis, indexing, search, and textual analysis. Preview capabilities exist to view many of these RESTful... [Updated] 07.23.2014 [Category]

Output: Documents


Input: [API Name] HP IDOL OnDemand Document Categorization [Description] The Document Categorization API offered by HP IDOL OnDemand lets developers categorize documents according to a set of categories that they create. To use this API, developers must create a text... [Updated] 03.21.2015 [Category]

Output: Documents


Input: [API Name] GitHub Markdown [Description] The GitHub Markdown API allows developers to integrate the GitHub markdown service into their applications, enabling them to render an arbitrary Markdown document. Note that when in raw mode, the API... [Updated] 02.22.2015 [Category]

Output: Documents


Input: [API Name] Aspose.Words [Description] Aspose.Words API is a programming interface, offered by Apose, that lets developers integrate its service with their applications, enabling their customers to create and edit word documents directly... [Updated] 01.25.2015 [Category]

Output: Documents


Input: [API Name] PandaDoc [Description] PandaDoc is an all in one service that allows you to track, negotiate and sign contracts. This is a flexible and affordable API that allows users to build apps using on their own document templates.... [Updated] 10.10.2014 [Category]

Output: Documents


Input: [API Name] XPS2PDF Web [Description] XPS2PDF is a web-based tool for converting documents from .XPS or .OXPS format into .PDF format. The XPS2PDF Web API allows users to convert documents directly or asynchronously, get a list of recent... [Updated] 07.12.2014 [Category]

Output: Documents


Input: [API Name] DocuSign Enterprise [Description] DocuSign is a Cloud based legally compliant eSignature service. DocuSign service provides an intuitive web, mobile and an API interfaces. DocuSign API allows an application to connect DocuSign... [Updated] 03.29.2008 [Category]

Output: Enterprise


Input: [API Name] Mendeley [Description] Mendeley is a platform that allows scholars from all over the world to collaborate, and opens up science for everyone. If you’re inspired to contribute to our mission to build tools to make... [Updated] 04.30.2010 [Category]

Output: Education


Input: [API Name] Drawloop [Description] LOOP API allows you to merge, convert and combine documents on the Web. Automate the creation of sales proposals, sales contracts, quotes and virtually any document package required to sell or... [Updated] 08.09.2009 [Category]

Output: Office


Input: [API Name] Issuu Search [Description] Issuu turns your documents into online publications. Features and benefits: Upload your documents and turn them into professional online publications. Explore a living library with the web's... [Updated] 08.04.2009 [Category]

Output: File Sharing


Input: [API Name] Intellinote [Description] The Intellinote API allows developers to create, modify, and retrieve their workspaces, notes, tasks, tags, files, forms, and users from the Intellinote platform. Intellinote is a collaboration and... [Updated] 03.01.2015 [Category]

Output: Project Management


Input: [API Name] Cloud Elements Platform [Description] Cloud Elements is a cloud to cloud API integration service. Designed for SaaS developers, it supplies easy connectivity with 3rd party apps via uniform APIs, allowing developers to write to a single... [Updated] 09.03.2014 [Category]

Output: Software-as-a-Service


Input: [API Name] AYLIEN Text Analysis [Description] The AYLIEN Text Analysis API consists of eight distinct Natural Language Processing, Information Retrieval, and Machine Learning APIs which, when combined, allow developers to extract meaning and... [Updated] 02.17.2014 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] Docstoc [Description] Docstoc is an online community to find and share professional documents. Docstoc provides the platform for users and businesses to upload and share their documents, and serves as a repository of... [Updated] 05.13.2009 [Category]

Output: Office


Input: [API Name] WritePath Translation [Description] The WritePath Translation REST API allows developers to access and integrate the functionality of WritePath with other applications. Some example API methods include retrieving word counts, posting... [Updated] 07.04.2015 [Category]

Output: Translation


Input: [API Name] Sunlight Docket Wrench [Description] Use the Docket Wrench API by the Sunlight Foundation to investigate the rulemaking process of federal agencies. Leveraging text analysis and clustering tools, Docket Wrench uses metadata from... [Updated] 05.07.2015 [Category]

Output: Government


Input: [API Name] Accusoft Cloud Services [Description] Accusoft Cloud Services is an SaaS version of Prizm Content Connect Document viewer. The Accusoft Cloud Services API allows for a more extensive document viewer customization, by having the Accusoft... [Updated] 04.20.2015 [Category]

Output: Viewer


Input: [API Name] Amazon WorkSpaces [Description] The Amazon WorkSpaces API is one of Amazon Web Services many tools for developers to use. This API aids in creating, describing, rebooting, rebuilding, and terminating workspaces. There are several... [Updated] 04.20.2015 [Category]

Output: Reference


Input: [API Name] Indigo [Description] Built by Code for South Africa, Indigo is a document management system for capturing and publishing legislation in the Akoma Ntoso format. The Indigo REST API supports the creation, editing, and... [Updated] 03.26.2015 [Category]

Output: Government


Input: [API Name] Etherpad [Description] The Etherpad API allows users to access, import, and export Etherpad data in many popular formats. Etherpad is an open source collaborative editing service that runs in-browser and allows multiple... [Updated] 02.26.2015 [Category]

Output: Editing


Input: [API Name] Mimeo Connect [Description] Mimeo is an on-demand cloud printing service. Use the Mimeo Connect API to access Mimeo's document workflow and production and distribution functionality. Mimeo's API is RESTful and... [Updated] 01.30.2015 [Category]

Output: Printing


Input: [API Name] Flashreport [Description] Use the Flashreport.io API to generate reports from your data and devices. The API uses standard HTTP basic authentication and can receive data in JSON or XML. Calls to the API are authenticated with... [Updated] 02.19.2015 [Category]

Output: Reporting


Input: [API Name] Xero Files [Description] Offered by Xero, an accounting software service, the Files API offers Xero interfaces with members' files and folders. The RESTful API accepts requests in either JSON or XML and authenticates... [Updated] 02.13.2015 [Category]

Output: Accounting


Input: [API Name] WeTransfer [Description] The WeTransfer API allows developers and advertisers to access and integrate the functionality of WeTransfer with other applications. The main API methods are integration of WeTransfer functionality... [Updated] 02.17.2015 [Category]

Output: File Sharing


Input: [API Name] Aspose.Slides [Description] Aspose.Slides API is a programming interface, offered by Apose, that lets developers integrate its service with their applications, enabling their customers to create and edit PowerPoint slides... [Updated] 01.25.2015 [Category]

Output: Cloud


Input: [API Name] Aspose.Cells [Description] Aspose.Cells API is a programming interface, offered by Apose, that lets developers integrate its service with their applications, enabling their customers to create and edit excel spreadsheets... [Updated] 01.25.2015 [Category]

Output: Cloud


Input: [API Name] Aspose.Tasks [Description] Aspose.Tasks API is a programming interface, offered by Apose, that lets developers integrate its service with their applications, enabling their customers to manipulate Microsoft Project documents... [Updated] 01.25.2015 [Category]

Output: Tasks


Input: [API Name] Overleaf [Description] Overleaf offers an API that allows developers to programmatically publish work through unique endpoints to Overleaf, a distribution and publishing channel geared toward scientific, research, and... [Updated] 01.10.2015 [Category]

Output: Publishing


Input: [API Name] Grimoire [Description] Grimoire provides access to a datastore to help elucidate the Conjure programming language. The datastore contains information regarding symbols, namespaces, and packages within the Closure ecosystem... [Updated] 12.26.2014 [Category]

Output: Application Development


Input: [API Name] CloudFuze [Description] CloudFuze is a cloud platform for document and file management, enabling users to collaborate and manage files remotely. The CloudFuze API lets developers integrate its services with their... [Updated] 11.19.2014 [Category]

Output: Cloud


Input: [API Name] Link Developer [Description] Link technology allows users to include links to rich digital content in their printed documents. Users can create digital watermarks, QR codes, and short URLs to add to their posters, labels,... [Updated] 12.02.2014 [Category]

Output: Linked Data


Input: [API Name] Gini [Description] Gini is an information management company that provides users a way to manage their information on the cloud, some of the features include information extraction, storage, backend, search. The Gini... [Updated] 11.30.2014 [Category]

Output: Analytics


Input: [API Name] Zoho Remote [Description] Zoho is an online company that offers enterprises and businesses with applications to help manage their projects/workflow. The Zoho Remote API lets developers integrate their applications with the... [Updated] 11.12.2014 [Category]

Output: Project Management


Input: [API Name] SemantAPI Human [Description] SemantAPI allows to evaluate several sentiment analysis APIs. Just like SemantAPI Robot, SemantAPI Human uses the same CSV output to analyze sentiment. The valuable factor is that Human API analyzes... [Updated] 11.03.2014 [Category]

Output: Semantics


Input: [API Name] Overview Project [Description] The Overview Project API allows to manipulate document sets, analyze searches, and visualize data. The singularity of this service is the workflow that aims to accelerate the data mining process. In... [Updated] 10.07.2014 [Category]

Output: Data Mining


Input: [API Name] IIIF Presentation [Description] International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) acts as a tool that helps delivering image-based resources to users. The IIIF Presentation API allows developers to request documents that... [Updated] 09.29.2014 [Category]

Output: Presentations


Input: [API Name] Office 365 Files [Description] The Office 365 Files API allows access the document storage component of Sharepoint, enabling developers to manipulate the contents of Office documents such as files, spreadsheets, and presentations... [Updated] 09.22.2014 [Category]

Output: File Sharing


Input: [API Name] OpenDrive WebDAV [Description] OpenDrive is a platform that offers file storage, syncing, backup and team collaboration services. Developers can connect to the cloud storage service OpenDrive's web server to access files and... [Updated] 09.11.2014 [Category]

Output: Storage


Input: [API Name] HiDrive [Description] HiDrive is a cloud storage service. Their developer API offers a RESTful method of interfacing with platform. Using the API, developers are able to upload files for storage, read and write files,... [Updated] 09.11.2014 [Category]

Output: Storage


Input: [API Name] Dandelion dataTXT-NEX [Description] Dandelion API is a semantic API to extract meaning and insights from texts in several languages (Italian, English, German, Portuguese and French at the moment). Understanding text has never been so... [Updated] 08.29.2014 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] cloudXLS [Description] The cloudXLS API accepts a CSV file and converts into an XLS or XLSX spreadsheet. It can also receive an XLS or XLSX file to be reformatted into an existing spreadsheet. Templates exist for creating... [Updated] 08.19.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] Sheetlabs [Description] Sheetlabs is an API creation, documentation, and hosting service that allows the creation of easy to implement APIs. Using Sheetlabs, users can upload spreadsheets in CSV, XLS or XLSX formats or... [Updated] 08.19.2014 [Category]

Output: API Design


Input: [API Name] DigiCert Retail [Description] DigiCert is a service that grants SSL certificates and hosts SSL management tools for web authentication, encryption, and digital trust. Using the RESTful DigiCert Retail API, developers can make... [Updated] 08.15.2014 [Category]

Output: Authentication


Input: [API Name] IEEE [Description] IEEE stands for Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. It is a non-profit association that brings members together in the areas of engineering and technology for innovative purposes. IEEE... [Updated] 07.31.2014 [Category]

Output: Organization


Input: [API Name] Sentigem Sentiment Analysis [Description] Sentigem is a tool for analyzing English-language documents and plain text in order to determine their sentiments. It can analyze texts that are tens of thousands of characters long in under a second... [Updated] 07.19.2014 [Category]

Output: Sentiment


Input: [API Name] Link Vault [Description] The Link Vault API generates one-time-use links to download digital documents. [Updated] 06.25.2014 [Category]

Output: URLs


Input: [API Name] Signaturit [Description] Signaturit provides a secure electronic signature service for pdf documents. The exchange takes place through e-mail, so there is no software or application to download. Signaturit is compatible with... [Updated] 06.23.2014 [Category]

Output: Electronic Signature


Input: [API Name] Document Conversion Suite [Description] Document conversion suite can facilitate the creation to PDF/A, PDF and TIFF formats from a wide variety of documents. The convertible files include email, excel, image, open office, power point,... [Updated] 06.05.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] Box View [Description] Box is a cloud based storage company that enables users to access and share their content from anywhere. The Box platform provides users storage to utilize for their applications. The Box View... [Updated] 05.28.2014 [Category]

Output: PDF


Input: [API Name] Europeana [Description] Europeana provides an online database of cultural heritage objects in the form of books, audio clips, photos, art, etc. It contains objects pertaining to history, fashion, maps, natural history,... [Updated] 05.21.2014 [Category]

Output: Database


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Visio2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Text2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Snp2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI RichText2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Publisher2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Project2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI PostScript2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Pdf2PowerPoint [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Pdf2Image [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI OpenOffice2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Lotus2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Jnt2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Image2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Excel2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI Email2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] ConvertAPI PowerPoint2Pdf [Description] ConvertAPI provides a collection of file conversion APIs, most of which are designed to create PDFs and images from a variety of data sources. Developers can use these APIs to integrate file... [Updated] 05.08.2014 [Category]

Output: Conversions


Input: [API Name] Quip [Description] Quip is a word processor enabling document creation on any device. The Quip API enables documents to be downloaded or uploaded as HTML, allowing developers to write custom document importers and... [Updated] 04.24.2014 [Category]

Output: File Sharing


Input: [API Name] SDL Language Cloud Translation [Description] SDL is an industry leader in translation and related technology, and provides customer experience optimization services, including analysis, strategy, management and delivery of web content,... [Updated] 03.26.2014 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] Mozilla DOM [Description] The Mozilla DOM API is a Document Object Model for HTML and XML documents. It connects scripts or programming languages to web pages, providing structural representations of documents. Developers are... [Updated] 03.26.2014 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] PFLlink Printing [Description] Print For Less is a printing company that offers the ability to send professional-looking mailers to 500 customers, printed full-color on both sides, quickly produce 2,000 product or sell sheets for... [Updated] 02.27.2014 [Category]

Output: Advertising


Input: [API Name] General Land Office Records [Description] The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) General Land Office (GLO) provides access to Federal land conveyance records, including image access to records between 1820 to the present. GLO exposes these... [Updated] 12.28.2013 [Category]

Output: Government


Input: [API Name] Pagify [Description] Pagify is an online tool for designing and generating PDF documents from within the browser. Pagify's online WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) PDF designer allows the creation of document... [Updated] 11.20.2013 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] BitTorrent Sync [Description] The Sync API provides you with the tools you need to create robust and scalable syncing solutions. Apply for a free evaluation key, or contact sales for pricing information. Sync Integration:... [Updated] 11.05.2013 [Category]

Output: Syncing


Input: [API Name] SurDoc [Description] SurDoc provides a cloud-based storage service that allows users to view, edit, send, share, and even sign their files from anywhere with an internet connection, on any kind of device. A SurDoc... [Updated] 10.30.2013 [Category]

Output: Storage


Input: [API Name] Cometdocs [Description] From humble beginnings as an online file conversion system, Cometdocs has evolved into comprehensive online management system offering services such as document sharing, transfers, and storage. The... [Updated] 10.14.2013 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] Proof of Existence [Description] Proof of Existence allows users store an online distributed proof of existence for any document anonymously and securely on the Bitcoin blockchain. Documents themselves are not stored. Instead, Proof... [Updated] 09.05.2013 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] VeryPDF [Description] VeryPDF provides a suite of cloud-based APIs that allow developers to work with many different kinds of documents - such as Adobe PDFs, Microsoft Word documents, barcodes, and email formats and... [Updated] 08.05.2013 [Category]

Output: Office


Input: [API Name] I'mPDF [Description] I'm PDF provides conversion services to change a web page into a PDF. The services uses REST calls and allows users to render html.xthml, css, jsp, cfm, php, and other site formats into PDF. The... [Updated] 07.02.2013 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] Aspose [Description] Aspose provides cloud-based services for document generation, conversion, and automation. It works with documents created in Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Adobe, and... [Updated] 06.25.2013 [Category]

Output: Office


Input: [API Name] Dropmark [Description] Dropmark is a file and document sharing, storage, and collaboration service. Dropmark allows users to collaborate on documents, organize files, and share files. The Dropmark API allows developers... [Updated] 06.22.2013 [Category]

Output: File Sharing


Input: [API Name] Droplr [Description] Droplr is a file sharing service that allows users to share files of all sizes and types. Droplr enables sharing of music, notes, videos, documents, and other types of files. The Droplr API allows... [Updated] 06.22.2013 [Category]

Output: File Sharing


Input: [API Name] Rev [Description] Rev is a San Francisco based startup providing document translation and audio/video transcription services. The Rev API provides a RESTful interface to these services. The API exposes the entire... [Updated] 06.18.2013 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] Treaty [Description] Treaty lets developers add real-time collaboration services to their applications and websites. These services use an encrypted connection in order to protect users' information. Treaty can be... [Updated] 06.01.2013 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] PDF Converter [Description] PDF Converter is a service that allows users to convert documents into PDFs and convert PDFs into other documents, such as Word and PowerPoint documents. The PDF Converter API allows developers to... [Updated] 03.17.2013 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] Cabinet [Description] Cabinet Paperless is a workflow, document management, and content sharing service that centralizes information to enhance efficiency, security, and accessibility. The Cabinet API allows users to... [Updated] 03.11.2013 [Category]

Output: Office


Input: [API Name] Read The Docs [Description] Read the Docs hosts documentation, making it searchable and easier to access. The Read The Docs API allows users to get data from the site. This data includes bookmarks, builds, core items, projects... [Updated] 03.03.2013 [Category]

Output: Storage


Input: [API Name] TxtBear [Description] TxtBear lets authors publish documents online. It aims to provide a series of useful tools, but also allows users to extend the platform with user software. Additionally, the site offers the ability... [Updated] 03.01.2013 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] Clipped [Description] Clipped is a web and mobile application that summarizes articles, documents, and other content into simplified bullet points with the main points. The Clipped API allows developers to access and... [Updated] 01.08.2013 [Category]

Output: News Services


Input: [API Name] FlexPaper [Description] FlexPaper is an open-source document viewer for the web, mobile, and tables. FlexPaper offers features to manage and publish documents to multiple platforms. The FlexPaper API allows developers to... [Updated] 11.24.2012 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] ZipPlease [Description] ZipPlease provides an API to let applications create Zip files instantly from existing online files. Users are no longer forced to tie up their server generating zip files or downloading files one at... [Updated] 10.25.2012 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [API Name] Mover.io [Description] Mover.io is a service that allows users to move documents and data across online applications through the cloud. Users can use Mover to change cloud-storage providers, back up website or files, and... [Updated] 10.21.2012 [Category]

Output: File Sharing


Input: [API Name] PDF24 Javascript PDF [Description] PDF24.org provides a free online PDF document creation service. This service can be accessed through the site's web interface or a JavaScript API. Developers can use the API to provide a PDF-... [Updated] 09.07.2012 [Category]

Output: Office


Input: [API Name] Alfresco [Description] Alfresco is an enterprise content platform for storing and sharing important documents such as strategic plans, customer profiles, sales presentations, invoices, and contracts. It also features... [Updated] 08.30.2012 [Category]

Output: Enterprise


Input: [API Name] Fietstas [Description] The service provides text processing to extract document contents and conduct semantic analysis to identify word clouds and language used, identify named entities (NEs) mentioned, and apply automatic... [Updated] 08.21.2012 [Category]

Output: Reference


Input: [API Name] Captricity [Description] Captricity is a data management service. It allows users to digitally capture data from paper documents. Users can scan or photograph paper documents with tons of handwritten information, such as... [Updated] 07.30.2012 [Category]

Output: Tools


Input: [Parameter] id [Value] Unique identifier [Description] Used to link TWISTYSHOW, TWISTYHIDE and TWISTYTOGGLE [Remark]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] link [Value] Link label [Description] Show link label [Remark]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameter] mode [Value] "div" or "span" [Description] Specify if the Twisty Show link will use a or a tag. Note that if the contents contains block elements such as div, mode should be div as well to create valid HTML markup. [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to


Input: [Parameter] img [Value] Image url [Description] Specify the url of an image that will be displayed at the right side of the link. You may use ICONURLPATH to display one of the DocumentGraphics icons. Alternatively use an image attached to the topic. [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to no image


Input: [Parameter] imgleft [Value] Image url [Description] Specify the url of an image that will be displayed at the left side of the link. You may use ICONURLPATH to display one of the DocumentGraphics icons. Alternatively use an image attached to the topic. [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to no image


Input: [Parameter] imgright [Value] Image url [Description] Specify the url of an image that will be displayed at the right side of the link. You may use ICONURLPATH to display one of the DocumentGraphics icons. Alternatively use an image attached to the topic. [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to no image


Input: [Parameter] remember [Value] "on", "off" [Description] If "on", the Twisty state is remembered the next time the page is shown. If "off", the stored setting will be cleared. Note: when used, think carefully about a unique name (id) for the Twisty, otherwise the cookie that is set might affect other Twisties with the same name. Also note that only interaction is stored, not the state of the Twisty when left unclicked. [Remark]

Output: optional, no default


Input: [Parameter] start [Value] "hide" or "show" [Description] Initial state of the Twisty; this will override any setting stored in a cookie (see remember). [Remark]

Output: optional, default no initial state


Input: [Parameter] firststart [Value] "hide" or "show" [Description] Initial state of the Twisty the first time the visitor gets to see the Twisty; this will NOT override cookie settings (see remember). [Remark]

Output: optional, default no initial state


Input: [Service Name] Administrative Reporting Services - Cognos [Upgrade Plan] Cognos 10.11 - unscheduled [Transition Strategy]

Output: Jenzabar provides support releases. Minimize disruption to users. Don't fall into unsupported status.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Admissions Application Form Submission [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support as requests arrive.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Application and Server Monitoring [Transition Strategy]

Output: Keep version current. Build out monitoring points.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Articulation and Transfer Clearinghouse Integration [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Backup and Recovery [Transition Strategy]

Output: Keep Support current. Apply updates after testing and consideration of host support.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Barnes and Noble Shopping Cart Integration [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support as needed.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Blackboard Learn [Upgrade Plan] Next Upgrade to Production in May 2014 time-frame pending Blackboard release schedule includes sp15 [Transition Strategy]

Output: Avoid disruptions to constituents during Fall/Spring terms. Upgrade window in May following Spring Graduation.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Blackboard Learn Test [Upgrade Plan] Next Upgrade to Production in May 2014 time-frame pending Blackboard release schedule includes sp15 [Transition Strategy]

Output: Target BBTest upgrades from February-March to support BB Help Desk training efforts.

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Input: [Service Name] Blackboard Transact Fund Meal and Card Mgt [Upgrade Plan] Upgrade scheduled for Tuesday, July, 8, 2014. [Transition Strategy]

Output: Vendor provides upgrade support with SSU assistance. Plan upgrades for low usage period usually June-July. Integrations with Book Store, eAccounts, Dining, Vending, and Halo registers in Sodexo satellite areas.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Blackboard Transact Online Account Mgt - eAccounts [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

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Input: [Service Name] Book Store Financial Aid Balance Integration [Upgrade Plan] Enhancement to data integration scheduled for completion by June 1, 2014. [Transition Strategy]

Output: Avoid beginning of term changes when Financial Aid is allocated for B&N purchases.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Business Continuity - CX Administrative System [Transition Strategy]

Output: Maintain OS and Data backup process.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Campus Housing Door Key Management - Onity [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support as needed.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Cashnet - Student Bill Payment [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

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Input: [Service Name] Central Stores [Transition Strategy]

Output: Discontinued service.

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Input: [Service Name] Compliance Suite - Safety Training Compliance [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support as needed. Customer notifies of upgrade availability.

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Input: [Service Name] Counseling Center Records Management [Transition Strategy]

Output: HIPAA requirement applies to this data and processes.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] CX Admininstrative System [Upgrade Plan] Operating System and Database upgrade anticipated for Summer 2014. Expect Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday downtime. [Transition Strategy]

Output: Formal change notification and approval process for non-emergency changes. Coordinate JICS updates.

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Input: [Service Name] CX Administrative - Test System [Upgrade Plan] Operating System and Database upgrade anticipated for Summer 2014. Expect Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday downtime. [Transition Strategy]

Output: Application of Jenzabar SMO as available. Careful user testing required before approval for implementation of changes to production.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] E-Mail-Staff [Transition Strategy]

Output: Careful evaluation of dependencies before upgrade must be conducted.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] National Student Clearinghouse Integration [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

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Input: [Service Name] Printshop Retail System - PrintPoint [Transition Strategy]

Output: Vendor provides upgrade services with support from SSU.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] R25 Test and Development [Transition Strategy]

Output: SSU performs upgrades with prompting by vendor and scheduling coordinated with user. Test environment provides upgrade practice.

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Input: [Service Name] R25 v3.41 [Transition Strategy]

Output: SSU performs upgrades with prompting by vendor and scheduling coordinated with user.

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Input: [Service Name] SSU Bear Card Production [Transition Strategy]

Output: Identity Card printing service tied to BB Transact. Vendor support per call is necessary for upgrade assistance and new installs.

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Input: [Service Name] Student Conduct Manager - Maxient Integration [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] TK20 -Teacher Education Assessments and Portfolios [Transition Strategy]

Output: Vendor performs software upgrades with SSU support. User prompts for upgrade timing.

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Input: [Service Name] Tutor Schedule and Appointment Management -AccuSQL [Transition Strategy]

Output: SSU performs upgrades with prompting and scheduling coordinated with user.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] U-Select Course Transfer Assistance Integration [Transition Strategy]

Output: Currently installed version is unsupported. Vendor in process of rolling out new product.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [Service Name] Web Site Publishing - Shawnee Public Sites [Transition Strategy]

Output: Support vendor integration.

Enterprise Systems | Shawnee State University


Input: [0] Scholarship [2] Need Based [3] Deadline [4] Description [5] Required Materials [1]

Output: Eligibility

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] ASHFoundation Scholarships [2] No [3] Varies [4] ASHFoundation offers various awards and scholarships based around research, servitude, and achievements. Check out details on their website. [5] Applications available on ASHFoundation's Website [1]

Output: Au.D. Student

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] Emma Allen Fellowship Award [2] No [3] TBD [4] The Emma Allen Fellowship Awards are made possible by a generous bequeathal from Emma Allen, a 1957 Ph.D. graduate of our Department and the UW-Madison. Awards can be made for funds up to an amount of $1000.00, to be used for research expenditures and/or travel to professional conferences. An award of travel funds will only be considered when the student is presenting research (oral or poster presentation) at a state, national, or international conference. Applicants should include a budget and a paragraph that justifies/explains the budget along with the application. The advisor's letter should indicate that they are aware of and support the budget that is being proposed. In years when there is surplus in available funds, awards may be made to students in clinical training programs for various training activities. [5] Online Form [1]

Output: Doctoral students pursuing any area within CSD

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] Go Big Red Award [2] No [3] March 1, Annually [4] Go Big Red Scholarship was established in 2011 by her colleagues to honor the career of Mary E. Smith, a clinical faculty member in Communication Sciences and Disorders for her 44 years to honor her commitment to teaching, scholarship and service efforts. Her father, ‘Red’, instilled in her the value of education. This scholarship will be given to a graduate student in speech language pathology annually with an expressed specialty preference for diagnostics and assessment and thereby extend Mary’s legacy. Award recipients are selected via recommendation of the faculty. [5] Online Form Recommendation Form [1]

Output: Graduate student in speech language pathology with an expressed specialty preference for diagnostics and assessment

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] Shana Kay Memorial Scholarship [2] Yes [3] March 1, Annually [4] The Shana Kay Memorial Scholarship was established to remember Shana, who was a diligent and enthusiastic student at UW-Madison planning for a career in speech pathology. Sadly, her life ended after her Freshman year in July 2005 from viral encephalitis. Shana was a spirited but serious student who was committed to helping people with communicative disorders. Her compassionate and magnetic personality would have contributed to her success as a speech-language pathologist. Beginning in Fall 2008, the Shana Kay Memorial Scholarship is granted to a student with a commitment to excellence in Communication Sciences & Disorders. For more information, click here. Faculty recommend an undergraduate student who has: Completed the gateway courses and is in the major has a commitment to excellence in Communication Sciences and Disorders (preferably studying Speech-Language Pathology Has a financial need [5] Recommendation Form [1]

Output: Undergraduate major in CSD

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison


Input: [0] Ray Kent Award [2] Yes [3] November 1 [4] The Ray Kent Doctoral Scholarship is a fund administered through the University of Wisconsin Foundation for the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, UW-Madison. The fund will be used to award a scholarship, once a year, to a doctoral student who is in at least the second year of the program and who is working on a research project that emulates the interest areas and high level of scholarship exemplified by Professor Kent throughout his career at UW-Madison. These interest areas include motor speech disorders, normal speech production studies, speech development, and other areas of speech-language pathology. The award will be made competitively, on the basis of an application made by the doctoral student in which the nature of the project and the need for the funds is described. Preference will be given to those students who are in the midst of a project that is likely to result in a conference presentation and/or publication. A scholarship will be available each November, the amount of which will depend on the fund balance as well as the fund needs described in the application. Professor Weismer will form an ad hoc committee to judge the applications, and the committee will vote to award one scholarship per year to the most worthy candidate. Students will be encouraged to use the scholarship for supplies and, especially, travel to professional conferences. [5] Online Form Recommendation Form [1]

Output: Doctoral Student in SLP

Scholarships | Communication Sciences and Disorders | University of Wisconsin–Madison