Below are a collection of examples for the Philips RTC Client API.
Each example has an implementation which requires two endpoints to be active. Please open these links in two separate tabs or two browser windows or in browsers on two PCs.
Chrome, Firefox and Opera are supported in this moment (please, update your browser to the latest version).
Pre-requisite
To just create/compile the build
Build Script are split into 2 scripts:
Chrome, Firefox and Opera are supported in this moment (please, update your browser to the latest version).
You cant test your unit test scripts in live mode using this commands:
Please, enter here ConferenceId that you want to use with the examples: .
Clients sharing same ConferenceId will be connected to the same conference call.
Please, paste here token that you've got from support team:
Simple implementation of the API where two participants immediately connect to a conference. Using Philips as the provider (i.e. one WebRTC STUN/TURN instance hosted by Philips on AWS in Ireland, not scaled). Point-to-point connections are supported.
Simple implementation of the API where two participants immediately connect to a conference. Using Twilio as the provider (i.e. world-wide WebRTC STUN/TURN coverage hosted by Twilio). Point-to-point connections are supported.
Conference that includeds chat functionality.
Implementation of the conference presence tracker: tracks users that join or leave a conference.
Implementation of the global presence tracker and direct calling. Click the presence tracker to call the patient. Patient answers automatically.
Example usage of onParticipantJoined(), getParticipantList() and the use of bound records.
Example implementation of device selection. Redirection to conference with selected devices is not yet implemented in this example.
Simple implementation of the API where two participants immediately connect to a conference. Using Vidyo.IO as the provider (i.e. world-wide SFU coverage, powered with scalable video coding, hosted by Vidyo.IO). Point-to-point connections are not supported.
Example implementation of device selection. Redirection to conference with selected devices is not yet implemented in this example.
npm start
npm run compile
npm run build-fm
npm test
karma
//Creating a Philips Instance using FM provider
var philipsClient = new Philips.PhilipsRtcClient(token, "FM_TURN_HD");
philipsClient.connect().then(function () {
var conference = philipsClient.createConference(conferenceDiv, confId);
conference.join().then(function () {
console.log('successfully joined conference');
});
});
var philipsClient = new Philips.PhilipsRtcClient(token, "TWILIO_TURN_HD");
philipsClient.connect().then(function () {
var conference = philipsClient.createConference(conferenceDiv, confId);
conference.join().then(function () {
console.log('successfully joined conference');
});
});
philipsClient.setBoundRecord("displayName", `test ${Math.random() * 10}`); var message = chatInput.value; conference.sendChatMessage("chat", message); chatOutputDiv.innerHTML += 'you: ' + chatInput.value + '
';
philipsClient.onPresenceChange = (presenceChangeArgs) => { var content; var channelPresenceDiv = document.getElementById("trackerDiv"); var p = presenceChangeArgs.present ? ': online' : ': offline'; if (presenceChangeArgs.type === Philips.PresenceChangeType.CONFERENCE_PRESENCE) { content = " CONF:" + presenceChangeArgs.conferenceId + p + " for " + presenceChangeArgs.userId; } else (presenceChangeArgs.type === Philips.PresenceChangeType.CLIENT_PRESENCE) { content = " USER:" + presenceChangeArgs.conferenceId + p + " for " + presenceChangeArgs.userId; } });
philipsClient.registerForUserPresenceChange('TestUserId1'); patientpresenceDiv.onclick = function () { if (conference.getHasJoined()) { conference.leave() .then(() => { conference.call("TestUserId1"); }); } };
// Render local participant displayname (set with setBoundRecord() above). thisParticipantDisplayName = conference.getLocalParticipant().getBoundRecord('displayname'); listDiv.innerHTML = 'This participant\'s displayName is "' + thisParticipantDisplayName + '"!
';
conference.listMediaDevices().then((deviceList) { console.log('Device List is: ', deviceList); });
var philipsClient = new PhilipsRtcClient(token, "VIDYO_IO"); var conference = philipsClient.createConference(conferenceDiv, confId); conference.join().then(function () { console.log('successfully joined conference'); });
var philipsClient = new PhilipsRtcClient(token, "VIDYO_IO"); conference.listMediaDevices().then((deviceList) {});


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Clyfford Still was an American painter, and one of the leading figures in the first generation of Abstract Expressionists, who developed a new, powerful approach to painting in the years immediately following World War II. Still has been credited with laying the groundwork for the movement, as his shift from representational to abstract painting occurred between 1938 and 1942, earlier than his colleagues like Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, who continued to paint in figurative-surrealist styles well into the 1940s.


Colorize your text for the terminal
"this string".red
# => \e[31mthis string\e[0m
"my string".blue
# => \e[34mmy string\e[0m
# etc...
red
black
green
yellow
magenta
white
blue
cyan
bold
clear_line
has_ansi?
, has_color?
strip_ansi
, strip_color
reset_ansi
, reset_color
clear_screen
ansi_jump
There are a bunch of gems that provide functionality like this, but none have
as simple an API as this. Just call "string".color
and your text will be
colorized.
MIT. Written as a single Ruby file by Brandon Mathis, converted into a gem by Parker Moore.


Hideo Baba did an interview that was recently translated on the official Namco forum. An interesting question was raised to him regarding the recent vita twitter poll
Aurora: Recently, a poll was made by Sony to ask gamers most wanted Vita’s J-RPG to get localized, and both Tales titles made it to the top. Could it makes change your mind about localize them ?
Hideo Baba: Personally, I really want to localize Vita titles Tales of Hearts R and Tales of Innocence R. But you know, I’m a game producer, but I’m also a businessman, so I must take count of the business perspectives from the market, and the Vita console do not sell much in American and European countries. It’s necessary that the Vita do better before localizing Tales titles. For now, there’s not enough Vita on western markets, but if it grow, there will be better possibilities for us to localize the Vita titles. Our podcast now is to promote Tales of Xillia.
The followup question
Aurora: The main problem with the Vita is in two ways : lots of gamers hesitate to buy the console because there’s so few titles on it, and mostly so few RPG’s. And lot of them would be motivated if the titles available for Vita grow bigger.
Hideo Baba: I understand what you mean, but Tales Series is not that big for now to motivate gamers to buy a new console by its own. But is the fanbase grow bigger and became more popular, it can be, but for now Tales Series are not well known in the American and European markets.
Hideo Baba readily admits that "I am a business man" and blames lack of vita sales as an obstacle to localization of vita tales titles. I respect his decision but I have got a few questions
Why did you not localize Tales of rebirth?
The game was on ps2 a system that did exceedingly well and was know for it's rpgs.
Why did you localize Tales of birth radiant mythology?
That game was nothing but fan service and as he himself admitted the fanbase of tales of games is not that big.
Why have you not localized tales of vesperia for the ps3?
The game is already translated and localized in the west for xbox 360, it would not cost them anything to release the translated game digitally.
Why don't you offshore your localizations?
Many companies like falcom seem to be doing this and seeing some good returns. Just look at the YS and the Demon soul series.
Why don't you use fan translations?
There are already a lot of very good fan made translations out there just waiting to be used.
Why don't you change with the times?
I would have understood Mr Baba's reasoning if it were 2005. But in age of digital distributuion, fan made translations and offshore localization his explanations come off as excuses or even laziness. It is like he does not care. If you do care Mr Baba you need to take more risks


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| HADOOP-7547 | Fix the warning in writable classes.[ WritableComparable is a raw type. References to generic type WritableComparable<T> should be parameterized ] | Minor | io | Uma Maheswara Rao G | Uma Maheswara Rao G |
| HADOOP-7507 | jvm metrics all use the same namespace | Major | metrics | Jeff Bean | Alejandro Abdelnur |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HADOOP-7705 | Add a log4j back end that can push out JSON data, one per line | Minor | util | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| HADOOP-7594 | Support HTTP REST in HttpServer | Major | . | Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze | Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HADOOP-7772 | javadoc the topology classes | Trivial | . | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| HADOOP-7763 | Add top-level navigation to APT docs | Major | documentation | Tom White | Tom White |
| HADOOP-7743 | Add Maven profile to create a full source tarball | Major | build | Alejandro Abdelnur | Alejandro Abdelnur |
| HADOOP-7737 | normalize hadoop-mapreduce & hadoop-dist dist/tar build with common/hdfs | Major | build | Alejandro Abdelnur | Alejandro Abdelnur |
| HADOOP-7668 | Add a NetUtils method that can tell if an InetAddress belongs to local host | Minor | util | Suresh Srinivas | Steve Loughran |
| HADOOP-7642 | create hadoop-dist module where TAR stitching would happen | Major | build | Alejandro Abdelnur | Tom White |
| HADOOP-7595 | Upgrade dependency to Avro 1.5.3 | Major | build | Alejandro Abdelnur | Alejandro Abdelnur |
| HADOOP-7509 | Improve message when Authentication is required | Trivial | . | Ravi Prakash | Ravi Prakash |
| HADOOP-7360 | FsShell does not preserve relative paths with globs | Major | fs | Daryn Sharp | Kihwal Lee |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HADOOP-7782 | Aggregate project javadocs | Critical | build | Arun C Murthy | Tom White |
| HADOOP-7778 | FindBugs warning in Token.getKind() | Major | . | Tom White | Tom White |
| HADOOP-7771 | NPE when running hdfs dfs -copyToLocal, -get etc | Blocker | . | John George | John George |
| HADOOP-7766 | The auth to local mappings are not being respected, with webhdfs and security enabled. | Major | . | Jitendra Nath Pandey | Jitendra Nath Pandey |
| HADOOP-7745 | I switched variable names in HADOOP-7509 | Major | . | Ravi Prakash | Ravi Prakash |
| HADOOP-7728 | hadoop-setup-conf.sh should be modified to enable task memory manager | Major | conf | Ramya Sunil | Ramya Sunil |
| HADOOP-7721 | dfs.web.authentication.kerberos.principal expects the full hostname and does not replace _HOST with the hostname | Major | . | Arpit Gupta | Jitendra Nath Pandey |
| HADOOP-7663 | TestHDFSTrash failing on 22 | Major | test | Mayank Bansal | Mayank Bansal |
| HADOOP-7608 | SnappyCodec check for Hadoop native lib is wrong | Major | io | Alejandro Abdelnur | Alejandro Abdelnur |
| HADOOP-7606 | Upgrade Jackson to version 1.7.1 to match the version required by Jersey | Major | test | Aaron T. Myers | Alejandro Abdelnur |
| HADOOP-7599 | Improve hadoop setup conf script to setup secure Hadoop cluster | Major | scripts | Eric Yang | Eric Yang |
| HADOOP-7593 | AssertionError in TestHttpServer.testMaxThreads() | Major | test | Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze | Uma Maheswara Rao G |
| HADOOP-7589 | Prefer mvn test -DskipTests over mvn compile in test-patch.sh | Major | build | Robert Joseph Evans | Robert Joseph Evans |
| HADOOP-7576 | Fix findbugs warnings in Hadoop Auth (Alfredo) | Major | security | Tom White | Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze |
| HADOOP-7568 | SequenceFile should not print into stdout | Major | io | Konstantin Shvachko | Plamen Jeliazkov |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HADOOP-7564 | Remove test-patch SVN externals | Major | . | Tom White | Tom White |
| HADOOP-7469 | add a standard handler for socket connection problems which improves diagnostics | Minor | util | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HADOOP-7579 | Rename package names from alfredo to auth | Major | security | Alejandro Abdelnur | Alejandro Abdelnur |


A few statements about me and my time at BVT.
Information on how to contact me.
Projects I have worked on at BVT.


class: center, middle # Load, Performance, and Stress Testing
--- # Definitions * Load Testing * A load test enables you to measure response times, throughput rates, and resource-utilization levels, and to identify your application’s breaking point, assuming that the breaking point occurs below the peak load condition. > http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb924357.aspx > https://loadninja.com/load-testing/ --- # Definitions * Performance Testing * A technical investigation done to determine or validate the responsiveness, speed, scalability, and/or stability characteristics of the product under test. --- # Definitions * Stress Testing * The goal of stress testing is to reveal application bugs that surface only under high load conditions. These bugs can include such things as synchronization issues, race conditions, and memory leaks. Stress testing enables you to identify your application’s weak points, and shows how the application behaves under extreme load conditions. > http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb924357.aspx --- # Why * What is the point? We have done other testing, it should just work? --- # Why
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REPORT OF DIRECT LOOP TEST September 6 2008 |
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define long printable inverse from morse prints... |
Mnemonics will go in the geo's and fermenting will go to each I. |
Organization will be started in the first procedure after the first analysis from the test, |
alpha waves in the brain will be stopped, they will disappear during sleep |
and vanish when there is concentration on a specific task, |
eye contact will be temporarily disabled due to the overload and distancing behavior AND |
unnatural self behavior, then emotions will not possibly be enabled forever. |
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Rava uses the bind method to associate a configuration object with all elements on a page that matches the CSS selector string.
In addition, the configuration is registered so that any elements that are later added to the page will be processed with the same configuration.
find traverses the children of the given element and finds the first matching element. Returns null if no matching element is found
findAll traverses the children of the given element and finds all elements that matches the provided selector. Returns an empty array if no matches are found
// rava config object is a standard js object with specific keys that are used // to configure the selected element { // data represents a special object which is handed off to each callback // and event handler that is defined in the configuration. The data object // is either a state that is unique to the selected root element or a // shared state that is used for all elements that match the root selector data : {}, // object or function // if the data is an object, that object is applied to all selected elements // without any additional changes. if the data field is a function, then the // function is called for each matching root element. callbacks:{ // there are three defined callbacks: added, created, and removed. // callbacks are triggered by rava itself as the element is initially // created, added to the dom, and removed from the dom. // // callbacks support nested selectors, if an object is defined rather // than the three callbacks, the key is then assumed to be a selector // for other elements // // the signature of a callback is // function(data,element) // created: function(data,element){ this.start(); }, added: function(data,element){ this.start(); }, removed: function(data,element){ this.start(); }, "body > h1.foo" : { added : function(data, element){ // element on this call is the h1.foo element that the css // identified, while the data object and the 'this' is from // the original configuration } } }, methods : { // methods are both moved to, and context bound to the selected element // and do NOT support nested selectors start : function() { }, stop : function() { } }, events : { // events support nested selectors and are context bound to the selected // element click : function(event, data) { // event is the standard js event object // data is the defined data object // note: 'this' is the bound element }, "onclick" : function (event,data) { // names in quotes are the same as those without } ":scope a.foo" : { // this is a css selector to tie other elements to the scope and binding // of the originally bound element // :scope keyword at the begining will force a match on the child elements // of of the original element "click" : function (event, data) { // 'this' is still the top level bound element } } } };