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Interface MarkLogicOperations
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- All Known Implementing Classes:
MarkLogicTemplate
public interface MarkLogicOperations
The central interface between you and the MarkLogic database. Helper methods have been created for basic CRUD operations as well as for building some common query constructs. Additional methods allow you direct access to the different query and document managers, as well as direct access to the database client, so that you can write logic against the database using the full power of the MarkLogic Java Client Library.The main implementation of this is
MarkLogicTemplate
, so you will create an instance of that in order to use this interface.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
configure(Resource configuration)
Configures the connected database using the specified JSON information.long
count(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query)
Gives a count of the number of documents that would match the specified query.<T> long
count(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Count the number of entities that would match the specified query.<T> long
count(Class<T> entityClass)
Count the number of the specified entity that exist in the database.long
count(String... collections)
Count the number of documents that exist in the database under the specified collections.<T> void
delete(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Delete entities of the specified type that match the specified query.<T> void
delete(List<T> entities)
Delete the specified entities from the database.<T> void
deleteById(Object id, Class<T> entityClass)
Deletes the entity with the specified ID.<T> void
deleteByIds(List<?> ids, Class<T> entityClass)
Deletes the entities which have one of the specified IDs.void
deleteByUri(String... uris)
Delete a document from the database that is stored under the specified urisvoid
deleteByUris(List<String> uris)
Delete a set of documents from the database that are stored under one of the specified URIs<T> void
dropCollection(Class<T> entityClass)
Deletes all the entities of the specified type.<T> void
dropCollections(Class<T>... entityClasses)
Deletes all the entities of the specified types.void
dropCollections(String... collections)
Delete documents that are under the specified collection URIs.<T> T
execute(DocumentCallback<T> action)
Executes the specified action using aGenericDocumentManager
interface.<T> T
executeQuery(QueryCallback<T> action)
Executes the specified action using aQueryManager
.<T> T
executeWithClient(ClientCallback<T> action)
Executes the specified action using the fullDatabaseClient
.<T> boolean
exists(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Check for existence of entities matching the specified structured query.<T> boolean
exists(Object id, Class<T> entityClass)
Check for existence of an entity in the database by using it's ID.boolean
exists(String uri)
Check for existence of a document by using the full URI under which the document is stored.<T> FacetedPage<T>
facetedSearch(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, int limit, Class<T> entityClass)
Similar to a normal paged query, except also includes facets for the matched results.<T> FacetedPage<T>
facetedSearch(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, Class<T> entityClass)
<T> FacetedPage<T>
facetedSearch(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Pageable pageable, Class<T> entityClass)
Same as faceted search with int bounds, but allows paging/sorting based off Spring Pageable.MarkLogicConverter
getConverter()
Get the entity converter that is used to convert Java POJOs into a form with which they can be stored in the database.QueryConversionService
getQueryConversionService()
Get the query object convert service that is used to convert various Java types into their "correct" form for querying in MarkLogic.QueryMapper
getQueryMapper()
The query mapper is responsible for interpreting entity/query annotations and applying the information to a query before it is executed in MarkLogicTemplate.<T> com.marklogic.client.pojo.PojoQueryBuilder<T>
qb(Class<T> entityClass)
Get an instance of aPojoQueryBuilder
for the specified entity class.<T> T
read(Object id, Class<T> entityClass)
Read a document with the specified ID from the database.List<com.marklogic.client.document.DocumentRecord>
read(List<?> uris)
Reads a list of documents from the database by their URIs instead of ids.<T> List<T>
read(List<?> ids, Class<T> entityClass)
Reads a set of documents that have the specified IDs.List<com.marklogic.client.document.DocumentRecord>
search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query)
Query for a list of documents using the specified structured query.com.marklogic.client.document.DocumentPage
search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start)
Query for a page of documents using the specified structured query, starting at the specified item in the result set.com.marklogic.client.document.DocumentPage
search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, int length)
Query for a page of documents using the specified structured query.<T> Page<T>
search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, int limit, Class<T> entityClass)
Queries for a page of documents of the specified type, using the specified structured query to constrain which documents are returned.<T> Page<T>
search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, Class<T> entityClass)
Query for a page of of documents of the specified type using the specified structured query.<T> List<T>
search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Query for a list of of documents of the specified type using the specified structured query.com.marklogic.client.document.DocumentPage
search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Pageable pageable)
Same as search with int bounds, but allows paging/sorting based off Spring Pageable.<T> Page<T>
search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Pageable pageable, Class<T> entityClass)
Same as search with int bounds, but allows paging/sorting based off Spring Pageable.<T> List<T>
search(Class<T> entityClass)
Query for a list of of documents of the specified type using the specified structured query.<T> T
searchOne(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Query for a single entity using the specified structured query.com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition
sortQuery(Sort sort, com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query)
Adds sorting configuration to the specified query.<T> com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition
sortQuery(Sort sort, com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Add sorting configuration to the specified query.InputStream
stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query)
InputStream
stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start)
InputStream
stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, int length)
<T> InputStream
stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, int length, Class<T> entityClass)
Queries just like thesearch(StructuredQueryDefinition, long, int, Class)
method does, but instead of a page/list of documents it returns an input stream straight from the results of the REST call against the database.<T> InputStream
stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, Class<T> entityClass)
<T> InputStream
stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
InputStream
stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Pageable pageable)
Same as method taking int bounds, but allows use of Pageable for paging/sorting.<T> InputStream
stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Pageable pageable, Class<T> entityClass)
Same as method taking int bounds, but allows use of Pageable for paging/sorting.com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition
termQuery(String term, com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query)
Add a search term to the specified query.<T> List<T>
write(List<T> entities)
Write the specified entities to the database into the default entity collection, without any transforms<T> List<T>
write(List<T> entities, com.marklogic.client.document.ServerTransform transform)
Write the specified entities to the database into the default entity collection using the specified transform.<T> List<T>
write(List<T> entities, com.marklogic.client.document.ServerTransform transform, String... collections)
Write the specified list of entities to the database.<T> List<T>
write(List<T> entities, String... collections)
Write the specified entities to the database into the specified collections, without any transforms.<T> T
write(T entity)
Write a single entity to the database into the default entity collection without any transforms.<T> T
write(T entity, com.marklogic.client.document.ServerTransform transform)
Write the specified entity to the database into the default entity collection using the specified transform.<T> T
write(T entity, com.marklogic.client.document.ServerTransform transform, String... collections)
Write the specified entity to the database into the specified collections with the specified transform.<T> T
write(T entity, String... collections)
Write a single entity to the database into the specified collections, without any transforms.
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Method Detail
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qb
<T> com.marklogic.client.pojo.PojoQueryBuilder<T> qb(Class<T> entityClass)
Get an instance of aPojoQueryBuilder
for the specified entity class. This is a simplified interface for building structured queries against JSON objects in the database. For full control of all query options use theStructuredQueryBuilder
instead.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of the entity.- Parameters:
entityClass
- Type of Java entity being stored in the database.- Returns:
- A PojoQueryBuilder instance
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sortQuery
com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition sortQuery(Sort sort, com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query)
Adds sorting configuration to the specified query.
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sortQuery
<T> com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition sortQuery(Sort sort, com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Add sorting configuration to the specified query. The default sort algorithm will expect to use a path range index with specified sort properties, i.e. if sorting on "name" then a path index of "/name" should exist.Through use of the
Indexed
annotation you can indicate use of a different type of range index for the property sorting, or specify the full path that should be used in creation of the sort options. This requires that the entity type is specified.- Parameters:
sort
- Sort information for the query, i.e. which properties and which orders.query
- The structured query to "enhance".entityClass
- The entity type.- Returns:
- The "enhanced" query definition for use in continued building.
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termQuery
com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition termQuery(String term, com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query)
Add a search term to the specified query. This is used for word searches across your entire document. For more fine-grained control useStructuredQueryBuilder.word(StructuredQueryBuilder.TextIndex, String...)
to specify specific properties or fields into which to scope the word search.- Parameters:
term
- A search phrase.query
- The structured query to "enhance".- Returns:
- The "enhanced" query definition for use in continued building.
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configure
void configure(Resource configuration) throws IOException
Configures the connected database using the specified JSON information. The format of the JSON is outlined at http://docs.marklogic.com/REST/PUT/manage/v2/databases/[id-or-name]/properties. This requires that the client was created with a user that has "admin" privileges.- Parameters:
configuration
- Resource pointing to a JSON document containing database configuration information.- Throws:
IOException
- if an I/O error occurs while attempting to configure the database
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execute
<T> T execute(DocumentCallback<T> action)
Executes the specified action using aGenericDocumentManager
interface. For all the basic operations this is sufficient.- Type Parameters:
T
- The result type of the function.- Parameters:
action
- A function to execute using the document manager. The active transaction is also provided so that the function can add additional operations to it.- Returns:
- The results of the document manager interactions (results of a query, etc.).
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executeWithClient
<T> T executeWithClient(ClientCallback<T> action)
Executes the specified action using the fullDatabaseClient
. This gives you full control of your interactions with the database with the full power of the MarkLogic Java Client Library, but it also requires you to do a lot of the busy work yourself. Should mainly be used for operations not supported currently in this template interface either through the helper methods, aGenericDocumentManager
, or aQueryManager
.- Type Parameters:
T
- The result type of the function.- Parameters:
action
- A function to execute using the database client and active transaction.- Returns:
- The results of the function.
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executeQuery
<T> T executeQuery(QueryCallback<T> action)
Executes the specified action using aQueryManager
.- Type Parameters:
T
- The result type of the function.- Parameters:
action
- A function to execute using the query manager and active transaction.- Returns:
- The results from the query manager.
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write
<T> T write(T entity)
Write a single entity to the database into the default entity collection without any transforms.- See Also:
write(List, ServerTransform, String...)
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write
<T> T write(T entity, String... collections)
Write a single entity to the database into the specified collections, without any transforms.- See Also:
write(List, ServerTransform, String...)
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write
<T> T write(T entity, com.marklogic.client.document.ServerTransform transform)
Write the specified entity to the database into the default entity collection using the specified transform.- See Also:
write(List, ServerTransform, String...)
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write
<T> T write(T entity, com.marklogic.client.document.ServerTransform transform, String... collections)
Write the specified entity to the database into the specified collections with the specified transform.- See Also:
write(List, ServerTransform, String...)
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write
<T> List<T> write(List<T> entities)
Write the specified entities to the database into the default entity collection, without any transforms- See Also:
write(List, ServerTransform, String...)
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write
<T> List<T> write(List<T> entities, String... collections)
Write the specified entities to the database into the specified collections, without any transforms.- See Also:
write(List, ServerTransform, String...)
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write
<T> List<T> write(List<T> entities, com.marklogic.client.document.ServerTransform transform)
Write the specified entities to the database into the default entity collection using the specified transform.- See Also:
write(List, ServerTransform, String...)
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write
<T> List<T> write(List<T> entities, com.marklogic.client.document.ServerTransform transform, String... collections)
Write the specified list of entities to the database. Using theDocument
annotation you can specify some information as to how it is persisted (i.e. whether or not to store it in a "type" collection, what path, etc.).If a transform is specified then before the entity is saved into the database they transform will be run against each entity. For more information see http://docs.marklogic.com/guide/java/transforms.
- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of entity- Parameters:
entities
- A list of POJO entities you wish to save into the database.transform
- The transform to use before finally persisting to the database.collections
- Additional collections to which you want the document to be a part of inside the database.- Returns:
- The list of entities that were saved to the database. This is mainly for convenience as they are not modified through this process.
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read
List<com.marklogic.client.document.DocumentRecord> read(List<?> uris)
Reads a list of documents from the database by their URIs instead of ids. Since type information is not know a "raw"DocumentRecord
is returned, and can be handled as desired.- Parameters:
uris
- A list of database URIs of documents.- Returns:
- A list of
DocumentRecord
objects from the database.
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read
<T> T read(Object id, Class<T> entityClass)
Read a document with the specified ID from the database.- See Also:
read(List, Class)
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read
<T> List<T> read(List<?> ids, Class<T> entityClass)
Reads a set of documents that have the specified IDs. The documents must match the specified type or they will not be included in the result set.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of the entity.- Parameters:
ids
- A list of IDs of entities.entityClass
- The Java type of the entity.- Returns:
- A list of all the entities that matched the specified IDs.
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search
List<com.marklogic.client.document.DocumentRecord> search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query)
Query for a list of documents using the specified structured query.
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search
com.marklogic.client.document.DocumentPage search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start)
Query for a page of documents using the specified structured query, starting at the specified item in the result set.
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search
com.marklogic.client.document.DocumentPage search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, int length)
Query for a page of documents using the specified structured query. Specify a start and length to get different "chunks" of data in the result set from the database. You seldom want to return all results, as this could be a very large number and will degrade the performance of your application. You instead should query out "pages" of data as needed.- Parameters:
query
- A structured query defining the constraints to use to match the desired documents.start
- The start index within the result set that acts as the start of the "page".length
- The number of items to include in the "page"- Returns:
- A
DocumentPage
containing the records for this "chunk" of the result set.
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search
com.marklogic.client.document.DocumentPage search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Pageable pageable)
Same as search with int bounds, but allows paging/sorting based off Spring Pageable.
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searchOne
<T> T searchOne(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Query for a single entity using the specified structured query. If for some reason multiple results are matched then only the first is returned.This is a convenience method to get a single item when you "know" that is all there is.
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search
<T> List<T> search(Class<T> entityClass)
Query for a list of of documents of the specified type using the specified structured query. Only the firstDocumentManagerImpl.DEFAULT_PAGE_LENGTH
documents are returned.
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search
<T> List<T> search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Query for a list of of documents of the specified type using the specified structured query. Only the firstDocumentManagerImpl.DEFAULT_PAGE_LENGTH
documents are returned.
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search
<T> Page<T> search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, Class<T> entityClass)
Query for a page of of documents of the specified type using the specified structured query. Only a page of documents is returned, starting from the specified start index and containingDocumentManagerImpl.DEFAULT_PAGE_LENGTH
entities.
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search
<T> Page<T> search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, int limit, Class<T> entityClass)
Queries for a page of documents of the specified type, using the specified structured query to constrain which documents are returned. Only a page is returned, starting from the specified index and containing the specified number of entries.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of entity.- Parameters:
query
- The structured query to use to match documents in the database.start
- The starting index within the result set of matches.limit
- The number of documents to return.entityClass
- The entity type class.- Returns:
- A page of documents matching the specified parameters.
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search
<T> Page<T> search(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Pageable pageable, Class<T> entityClass)
Same as search with int bounds, but allows paging/sorting based off Spring Pageable.
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facetedSearch
<T> FacetedPage<T> facetedSearch(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, Class<T> entityClass)
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facetedSearch
<T> FacetedPage<T> facetedSearch(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, int limit, Class<T> entityClass)
Similar to a normal paged query, except also includes facets for the matched results. In order for the facets to be generated you need to ensure the specified query has the name of persisted options that describe the facets, or the query is aCombinedQueryDefinition
that includes the ad-hoc options definitions for them.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of entity.- Parameters:
query
- The structured query to use to match documents in the database.start
- The starting index within the result set of matches.limit
- The number of documents to return.entityClass
- The entity type class.- Returns:
- A page of documents matching the specified parameters with the included facets.
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facetedSearch
<T> FacetedPage<T> facetedSearch(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Pageable pageable, Class<T> entityClass)
Same as faceted search with int bounds, but allows paging/sorting based off Spring Pageable.
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stream
InputStream stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query)
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stream
<T> InputStream stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
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stream
InputStream stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start)
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stream
<T> InputStream stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, Class<T> entityClass)
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stream
InputStream stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, int length)
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stream
InputStream stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Pageable pageable)
Same as method taking int bounds, but allows use of Pageable for paging/sorting.
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stream
<T> InputStream stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, long start, int length, Class<T> entityClass)
Queries just like thesearch(StructuredQueryDefinition, long, int, Class)
method does, but instead of a page/list of documents it returns an input stream straight from the results of the REST call against the database. The purpose of these methods is to skip the serialization/deserialization process of your application layer and just return raw data.If you don't need to access any parts of the document and just need to return the raw JSON/XML then it is easier/faster to just copy the stream from the database into the HTTP response directly.
Extractions or server-side transforms can still be used to change how the data is returned in cases where there are properties you don't want returned through a public API, etc.
- Returns:
- An input stream of all the documents that matched the specified parameters.
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stream
<T> InputStream stream(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Pageable pageable, Class<T> entityClass)
Same as method taking int bounds, but allows use of Pageable for paging/sorting.
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exists
boolean exists(String uri)
Check for existence of a document by using the full URI under which the document is stored.- Parameters:
uri
- The full URI of the document, i.e. "/Person/my-id.json"- Returns:
- True if a document with the specified URI exists.
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exists
<T> boolean exists(Object id, Class<T> entityClass)
Check for existence of an entity in the database by using it's ID.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of an entity.- Parameters:
id
- The ID value of an entity.entityClass
- The type class of an entity.- Returns:
- True if an entity with the specified ID exists.
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exists
<T> boolean exists(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Check for existence of entities matching the specified structured query. This will not show which ones match, but is a way to do a quick estimate on whether or not any exist in the first place.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of an entity.- Parameters:
query
- The structured query to use to match documents in the database.entityClass
- The type class of an entity.- Returns:
- True if there are any entities that match the query.
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count
long count(String... collections)
Count the number of documents that exist in the database under the specified collections.- Parameters:
collections
- Collection URIs to which to scope the count.- Returns:
- The number of documents contained under the specified collections.
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count
<T> long count(Class<T> entityClass)
Count the number of the specified entity that exist in the database.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of an entity.- Parameters:
entityClass
- The type class of an entity.- Returns:
- The number of the specified entity contained in the database.
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count
long count(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query)
Gives a count of the number of documents that would match the specified query.- See Also:
count(StructuredQueryDefinition, Class)
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count
<T> long count(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Count the number of entities that would match the specified query.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of an entity.- Parameters:
query
- The structured query to use to match documents in the database.entityClass
- The type class of an entity.- Returns:
- The count of entities that are in the database.
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deleteByUri
void deleteByUri(String... uris)
Delete a document from the database that is stored under the specified uris- Parameters:
uris
- The uris to delete, i.e. "/Person/my-id.json"
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deleteByUris
void deleteByUris(List<String> uris)
Delete a set of documents from the database that are stored under one of the specified URIs- Parameters:
uris
- A list of uris to delete.
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deleteById
<T> void deleteById(Object id, Class<T> entityClass)
Deletes the entity with the specified ID.- See Also:
deleteByIds(List, Class)
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deleteByIds
<T> void deleteByIds(List<?> ids, Class<T> entityClass)
Deletes the entities which have one of the specified IDs.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of an entity.- Parameters:
ids
- A list of entity IDs.entityClass
- The type class of an entity.
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dropCollection
<T> void dropCollection(Class<T> entityClass)
Deletes all the entities of the specified type.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of an entity.- Parameters:
entityClass
- The type class of an entity.
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dropCollections
<T> void dropCollections(Class<T>... entityClasses)
Deletes all the entities of the specified types.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of an entity.- Parameters:
entityClasses
- The type classes of entities.
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dropCollections
void dropCollections(String... collections)
Delete documents that are under the specified collection URIs.- Parameters:
collections
- Collection URIs containing documents to delete.
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delete
<T> void delete(List<T> entities)
Delete the specified entities from the database.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of an entity.- Parameters:
entities
- A list of entities.
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delete
<T> void delete(com.marklogic.client.query.StructuredQueryDefinition query, Class<T> entityClass)
Delete entities of the specified type that match the specified query.- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of an entity.- Parameters:
query
- The structured query to use to match documents in the database.entityClass
- The type class of an entity.
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getConverter
MarkLogicConverter getConverter()
Get the entity converter that is used to convert Java POJOs into a form with which they can be stored in the database.- Returns:
- The converter object.
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getQueryMapper
QueryMapper getQueryMapper()
The query mapper is responsible for interpreting entity/query annotations and applying the information to a query before it is executed in MarkLogicTemplate. It also handles converting Query By Example objects into a MarkLogic query. The query mapper can be used when it is necessary to use the "execute" methods but you still want to take advantage of the annotations and other logic that is part of this framework.
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getQueryConversionService
QueryConversionService getQueryConversionService()
Get the query object convert service that is used to convert various Java types into their "correct" form for querying in MarkLogic.- Returns:
- The service object.
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Six Chinese Migrants Caught Sneaking Through Border Crossing
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers arrested six Chinese migrants attempting to sneak through a border crossing in California. Smugglers hid the Chinese migrants behind a false wall in a moving truck.
by Bob.Price.Texas, Bob PriceDuring the afternoon of November 7, CBP officers observed a moving truck approaching the San Ysidro border crossing from Mexico. During a primary inspection, an officer observed a rear door of the truck moving. At about the same time, a K-9 officer alerted to an odor it is trained to detect, according to information obtained from San Diego Sector CBP officials.
An officer began prying open the rear wall of the truck and observed a person hiding inside. Officers removed the driver from the truck and moved it to a secure location for further inspection. During the inspection, officers removed six Chinese nationals trapped inside the false wall.
CBP officers placed the driver of the moving truck under arrest and transported him to the Metropolitan Correctional Center where he could face criminal charges related to human smuggling. The officers also arrested the six Chinese nationals. They could face criminal and immigration proceedings, officials stated.
“We routinely encounter persons from all over the world attempting to enter our country illegally,” CBP Director of Field Operations for San Diego Pete Flores said in a written statement. “This incident serves as another example of the inhumane tactics smugglers will utilize in order to circumvent our laws. Fortunately, in this instance, no one was seriously injured.”
In October, Border Patrol agents in New Mexico arrested five other Chinese migrants who illegally crossed the border. The arrests followed Border Patrol agents observing the migrants climbing fencing near Sunland Park, New Mexico, Breitbart Texas reported.
A few weeks earlier, Big Bend Sector Border Patrol agents arrested ten more Chinese migrants who illegally crossed the border and were subsequently abandoned in the brush by their human smuggler.
Bob Price serves as associate editor and senior political news contributor for the Breitbart Border team. He is an original member of the Breitbart Texas team. Follow him on Twitter @BobPriceBBTX and Facebook .


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U23 AFCON: Yaw Yeboah admits pressure on the Black Meteors to qualify for Olympics
Ghana U23 skipper Yaw Yeboah has admitted there is pressure on the team to qualify for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
The Black Meteors are just a win away from booking their place in next year's Olympic Games as they face Ivory Coast in the semi-finals of the U23 AFCON on Tuesday.
The crunchy fixture will take place at the Cairo International Stadium at 2:00pm.
“Yes we are under pressure to qualify to the Olympics but we are dealing with the pressure. As players we were able to avoid making mistakes and won the match against Mali despite the pressure on us”.
However, Yeboah insists he and his team mates are highly motivated and are poised for the game.
“All the players we are ready because tomorrow is really an important day for all of us. Mentally and physically we are prepared and believe with hard work and determination we will qualify for the Olympics and the final on Friday.
More so, Yeboah anticipates a tough opposition in the Ivorians describing them as one of the best in Africa.
“However, we are expecting a tough match against Ivory Coast because they are one of the best teams in Africa and both countries have players who play at high levels.”
Ghana have not been to the Olympic Games since 2004.


WebSocket
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Responds to callback about new messages coming in over the WebSocket and also connection/disconnect messages.
Declaration
Swift
public weak var delegate: WebSocketDelegate?
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Receives a callback for each pong message recived.
Declaration
Swift
public weak var pongDelegate: WebSocketPongDelegate?
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Used for setting protocols.
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Swift
public init(url: URL, protocols: [String]? = nil)
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Connect to the WebSocket server on a background thread.
Declaration
Swift
public func connect()
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Disconnect from the server. I send a Close control frame to the server, then expect the server to respond with a Close control frame and close the socket from its end. I notify my delegate once the socket has been closed.
If you supply a non-nil
forceTimeout
, I wait at most that long (in seconds) for the server to close the socket. After the timeout expires, I close the socket and notify my delegate.If you supply a zero (or negative)
forceTimeout
, I immediately close the socket (without sending a Close control frame) and notify my delegate.Declaration
Swift
public func disconnect(forceTimeout: TimeInterval? = nil, closeCode: UInt16 = CloseCode.normal.rawValue)
Parameters
forceTimeout
Maximum time to wait for the server to close the socket.
closeCode
The code to send on disconnect. The default is the normal close code for cleanly disconnecting a webSocket.
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Write a string to the websocket. This sends it as a text frame.
If you supply a non-nil completion block, I will perform it when the write completes.
Declaration
Swift
public func write(string: String, completion: (() -> ())? = nil)
Parameters
str
The string to write.
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The (optional) completion handler.
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Write binary data to the websocket. This sends it as a binary frame.
If you supply a non-nil completion block, I will perform it when the write completes.
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Swift
public func write(data: Data, completion: (() -> ())? = nil)
Parameters
data
The data to write.
completion
The (optional) completion handler.
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Write a ping to the websocket. This sends it as a control frame. Yodel a sound to the planet. This sends it as an astroid. http://youtu.be/Eu5ZJELRiJ8?t=42s
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Swift
public func write(ping: Data, completion: (() -> ())? = nil)
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Delegate for the stream methods. Processes incoming bytes
Declaration
Swift
public func stream(_ aStream: Stream, handle eventCode: Stream.Event)


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C:\sandbox\ee445l\EE445L-Lab1\Lab1.uvproj Project File Date: 08/30/2016Output:
Rebuild target 'Lab1' assembling startup.s... compiling PLL.c... compiling ST7735.c... ST7735.h(460): warning: #1-D: last line of file ends without a newline #endif ST7735.c: 1 warning, 0 errors compiling ST7735TestMain.c... ST7735.h(460): warning: #1-D: last line of file ends without a newline #endif ST7735TestMain.c: 1 warning, 0 errors compiling fixed.c... ST7735.h(460): warning: #1-D: last line of file ends without a newline #endif fixed.c: 1 warning, 0 errors compiling main.c... ST7735.h(460): warning: #1-D: last line of file ends without a newline #endif main.c(16): warning: #177-D: variable "x" was declared but never referenced int32_t x[12] = {30, 35, 40, 45, 40, 35, 30, 25, 20, 15, 20, 25}; main.c(17): warning: #177-D: variable "y" was declared but never referenced int32_t y[12] = {10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 35, 30, 25, 20, 15}; main.c(18): warning: #177-D: variable "x2" was declared but never referenced int32_t x2[12] = {60, 65, 70, 75, 70, 65, 60, 55, 50, 45, 50, 55}; main.c(19): warning: #177-D: variable "y2" was declared but never referenced int32_t y2[12] = {40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 65, 60, 55, 50, 45}; main.c: 5 warnings, 0 errors linking... Program Size: Code=3004 RO-data=2244 RW-data=44 ZI-data=1028 ".\ST7735.axf" - 0 Error(s), 8 Warning(s). Program Size: Code=3308 RO-data=2244 RW-data=44 ZI-data=1028 ".\ST7735.axf" - 0 Error(s), 9 Warning(s).


@Service public class PlaylistTrackServiceImpl extends java.lang.Object implements PlaylistTrackService
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PlaylistTrackServiceImpl(PlaylistTrackRepository playlistTrackRepository) |
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PlaylistTrack |
createNewPlaylistTrack(PlaylistTrack playlistTrack)
Method to create a new playlistTrack.
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PlaylistTrack |
deletePlaylistTrack(int trackId,
int playlistId)
Method to delete a playlistTrack.
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java.util.List<PlaylistTrack> |
getAllPlaylistTracks()
Method to get all playlisttracks
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java.util.List<PlaylistTrack> |
getAllPlaylistTracks(PlaylistTrackFilter playlistTrackFilter)
Method to get all playlistTracks (filtered).
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PlaylistTrack |
getPlaylistTrack(int trackId,
int playlistId)
Method to get a playlist with a specified trackid and playlistid
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PlaylistTrack |
updatePlaylistTrack(PlaylistTrack playlistTrack)
Method to update a playlistTrack.
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java.util.List<PlaylistTrack> |
updatePlaylistTracks(java.util.List<PlaylistTrack> playlistTracks)
Method to update the list of playlistTracks
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@Inject public PlaylistTrackServiceImpl(PlaylistTrackRepository playlistTrackRepository)
public java.util.List<PlaylistTrack> getAllPlaylistTracks(PlaylistTrackFilter playlistTrackFilter) throws SortException
PlaylistTrackService
getAllPlaylistTracks
in interface PlaylistTrackService
playlistTrackFilter
- properties to filter the list of playlistTracks onSortException
public java.util.List<PlaylistTrack> getAllPlaylistTracks()
PlaylistTrackService
getAllPlaylistTracks
in interface PlaylistTrackService
public PlaylistTrack getPlaylistTrack(int trackId, int playlistId)
PlaylistTrackService
getPlaylistTrack
in interface PlaylistTrackService
trackId
- id of the trackplaylistId
- id of the playlistpublic PlaylistTrack createNewPlaylistTrack(PlaylistTrack playlistTrack)
PlaylistTrackService
createNewPlaylistTrack
in interface PlaylistTrackService
playlistTrack
- data of the playlistTrack to createpublic PlaylistTrack updatePlaylistTrack(PlaylistTrack playlistTrack)
PlaylistTrackService
updatePlaylistTrack
in interface PlaylistTrackService
playlistTrack
- playlistTrack to updatepublic java.util.List<PlaylistTrack> updatePlaylistTracks(java.util.List<PlaylistTrack> playlistTracks)
PlaylistTrackService
updatePlaylistTracks
in interface PlaylistTrackService
playlistTracks
- data to update playlistTracks list withpublic PlaylistTrack deletePlaylistTrack(int trackId, int playlistId)
PlaylistTrackService
deletePlaylistTrack
in interface PlaylistTrackService
trackId
- id of the trackplaylistId
- id of the playlist


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Tag-Cloud El nostre fragment de codi per generar la tag-cloud segueix els següents passos: 1. Iterem per tots els tags de site.tags: Aquí és on agafarem tots els tags dels Front-Matter dels posts. 2. Processem els tags dins d’elements <a> (enllaços): Aquí és on aprofitem per generar la url corresponent per cada “tag”. En aquest cas ... Read more 06 Apr 2017 - less than 1 minute read
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Easy:
$$p \times q \rightarrow pq$$Difficult:
$$p q \rightarrow p \times q$$Unpredictable
Based on external signals (network, mouse, keyboard)
Fast
Based on predictable seed, such as timestamp (in Java)
Implementing cryptograpy protocols is DIFFICULT


London's Crossrail delayed again and to cost even more
UK capital's latest train project will be at least 3 years late, with the budget edging towards $20.5bn.
London's new flagship rail line running from Heathrow Airport under the capital to the Canary Wharf financial district will cost more than expected and open later than planned in the latest setback to the $20bn project.
Billed as Europe's most ambitious infrastructure project, the line was supposed to open in December 2018, but has been repeatedly delayed by problems with safety testing and the completion of signalling work.
Transport for London said on Friday it had now been notified that the line would not open until 2021. The budget is running at 15.4 billion pounds ($19.7bn) but could be between 400 million pounds ($512m) and 650 million pounds ($832.5m) higher than that.
The transport department said the route, named the Elizabeth Line, would open as soon as practically possible in 2021. It is in discussions with Crossrail about how to fund the additional costs.
"We are doing everything we can to complete the Elizabeth line as quickly as we can but there are no short-cuts to delivering this hugely complex railway," said Mark Wild, Crossrail chief executive.
"The Elizabeth line must be completed to the highest safety and quality standards."


From: Barrister Gareth Jones Tel: +44<PHONE_NUMBER> Fax: +44<PHONE_NUMBER> DX: 77 LONDON CHANCERY LANE WC2 Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Attn: Sir/Madam, My name is Barrister Gareth Jones, a lawyer in the Chambers of Nabarro Nathanson (Legal Practitioners) in London. I am writing this letter to you to intimate you of a pending transaction I want to execute with you privately. Anyway I got your contact through one of the Internet Reference Directories in my Chambers. One of my valued clients - Mr. Antonio Montoya died together with his lovely wife Late Antonio Montoya died on the Flight 11, a Boeing 767-200, which was enroute to Los Angeles from Boston during the terrorist attack on America back in 2001. I was his personal lawyer and the Executor of his Will. There are no further traces of any of his next-of-kin in his native Country. As his personal lawyer and Executor of his Will, I know late Antonio Montoya kept about GBP 9.2 million in the Vaults of a bank here in London. This money had been taken to the bank late on the evening of his departure to USA; hence the money was only accepted and registered by the bank while it was kept in the Vault waiting for Montoya's return, which was never to be. I have since confirmed with the bank that the money is still in the bank's vault. Ever since 2001 this money has been in this account untouched!  I am sure this is the question you would be asking me? Simple, As the personal lawyer to late Antonio Montoya and since vital document relating to this money is kept with my Chambers, I decided that I intimate you of this development, with your co-operation, I can present you to bank as the Next-of-Kin to the late Antonio Montoya. After proper verification of this Claim by the bank this money will be transferred to your bank account hence you come in as the Next-of-Kin to late Antonio Montoya. How do we do it? The document showing that this money is kept in the bank's vault is kept in my Law Chambers. I, as the lawyer and Executor of late Antonio Montoya's Will/Last Testament will put your name in this Will as the Beneficiary of this money kept in the bank's vault. I will submit the Will/Last Testament to the Bank to contact you and start processing transfer of this money to your bank account according to the last wishes of my Client - late Mr. Montoya for further administration to other members of the family. I am the Executor of late Montoya's Will. All I need to do is to re-make the late Mr. Montoya's Will/Last Testament to include your name as the beneficiary and submit same to the bank and introduce you, the bank writes you to confirm this, then transfer process starts without delays. I am the Executor of this Will and the Bank knows it too. The mode of sharing this money will be discussed when we agree to work together on this transaction. What do you think about this? While I look forward to hearing from you soon, absolute confidentiality and secrecy remain very important in this transaction. Thank you and God bless you. Barrister Gareth Jones.


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I'm currently a PhD student at MIT with research focused on high performance computing, machine learning and energy. I love building models and making predictions, enjoy doing self-organized fun projects with friends (like this one).
A little background about myself. I was born and grew up in southern China, later moved north for college (Tsinghua Univ.) where I participated in lots of research projects from catalyst, polymer, protein to finally optimization algorithm design. In 2012 I moved again to US for graduate education in MIT.
Now I’m the lead developer of an open source project RMG-Py, an automatic reaction network generation software suite developed in Green Group at MIT. Over the years, it's gaining large user base including many universities, institutions and companies e.g., ExxonMobil, Eni, Department of Energy.
My research interest is to apply high performance computing and machine learning techniques into RMG for computational energy applications. I’ve been working on
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Cross-site Request Forgery (CSRF)
Name Description
Burp: Generate CSRF PoC Burp tool used to generate a CSRF proof of concept against the target application
If it comes to light that your target is vulnerable to CSRF (usually one of the first things Burp Scanner will pick up) you can use the Burp tool Generate CSRF PoC to validate if the target application is indeed vulnerable.
Here is a tutoral from portswigger on how to use the tool.
However, it’s generally just a matter of:
- Intercepting an HTTP request (ideally one where your testing account is changing some account information)
- Right-clicking that request in Burp
- Generating the CSRF PoC (and modifying some details of the request body)
- Saving the CSRF PoC to an html file
- Opening the new html file and clicking the submit request button
- Validating that the attacker-intended change happened.


- mActivity - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.Receive
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The attached Activity
that received the ACTION_VIEW intent
- MainActivity - Class in com.procom.filefly
-
The
FragmentActivity
responsible for handling the
android.app.ActionBar
and
ViewPager
user elements, handling selection of tabs corresponding to either of
SendFragment
or
DocumentListFragment
,
and initializing write access to the /"SD Card"/FileFly/received/ directory tree.
- MainActivity.SectionsPagerAdapter - Class in com.procom.filefly
-
A FragmentPagerAdapter
that returns a fragment corresponding to
one of the sections/tabs/pages.
- mChooseFileButton - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.SendFragment
-
The android.widget.Button
corresponding to the "Choose File" button
- mChosenFile - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.ChooseFileDialogFragment
-
The filename (including extension) of the file the user selected
- mDateTransferred - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.Receive
-
The Date
representing the time of file transfer
- mDocumentListFragment - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.MainActivity
-
- mFileList - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.ChooseFileDialogFragment
-
The Array
of filenames found in the FileFly directory on external storage
- mFilenameTextView - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.SendFragment
-
The android.widget.TextView
containing the name of a file in the FileFly directory
- mFileSource - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.Receive
-
A File
representing the path to the transferred file
- mFileUriCallback - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.SendFragment
-
The instance of
SendFragment.FileUriCallback
used to
provide the callback to the Android Beam API aftering setting it as such with
android.nfc.NfcAdapter#setBeamPushUrisCallback
- mFileUris - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.SendFragment
-
- mFirstName - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.Receive
-
The parsed out sender's first name
- mFNameEditText - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.SendFragment
-
The android.widget.EditText
containing the first name of the sender
- mLastName - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.Receive
-
The parsed out sender's last name
- mListener - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.ChooseFileDialogFragment
-
- mLNameEditText - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.SendFragment
-
The android.widget.EditText
containing the last name of the sender
- mNfcAdapter - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.SendFragment
-
The android.nfc.NfcAdapter
that models the hardware NFC adapter
- mOriginalFileName - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.Receive
-
The parsed out original filename that was selected by the user
- mPath - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.ChooseFileDialogFragment
-
The File
representing the FileFly external storage directory
- mSectionsPagerAdapter - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.MainActivity
-
The PagerAdapter
that will provide
fragments for each of the sections.
- mSendButton - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.SendFragment
-
The android.widget.Button
corresponding to the "Send" button
- mSenderFragment - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.MainActivity
-
- mViewPager - Variable in class com.procom.filefly.MainActivity
-
The ViewPager
that will host the section contents


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Packages |
| package | Incoming |
| package | Outgoing |
| package | Pipes |
| package | RSA |
Classes |
| class | AdlerChecksum |
| class | AvalibleOutfit |
| class | ShopInfo |
| class | PacketCreature |
| class | HookProxy |
| class | IncomingPacket |
| class | NetworkMessage |
| class | OutgoingPacket |
| class | Packet |
| class | Pipe |
| class | PipePacket |
| class | Proxy |
| class | ProxyBase |
| class | Rsa |
| class | Xtea |
Enumerations |
| enum | PacketType { PipePacket = 0xFF
} |
| | Identifies the packet by its type (3rd byte). More...
|
| enum | SpeechType {
Say = 0x01,
Whisper = 0x02,
Yell = 0x03,
PrivatePlayerToNPC = 0x04,
PrivateNPCToPlayer = 0x05,
Private = 0x06,
ChannelYellow = 0x07,
ChannelWhite = 0x08,
RuleViolationReport = 0x09,
RuleViolationAnswer = 0x0A,
RuleViolationContinue = 0x0B,
Broadcast = 0x0C,
ChannelRed = 0x0D,
PrivateRed = 0x0E,
ChannelOrange = 0x0F,
ChannelRedAnonymous = 0x11,
MonsterSay = 0x13,
MonsterYell = 0x14
} |
| enum | StatusMessage {
ConsoleRed = 0x12,
ConsoleOrange = 0x13,
ConsoleOrange2 = 0x14,
Warning = 0x15,
EventAdvance = 0x16,
EventDefault = 0x17,
StatusDefault = 0x18,
DescriptionGreen = 0x19,
StatusSmall = 0x1A,
ConsoleBlue = 0x1B
} |
| enum | IncomingPacketType {
SelfAppear = 0x0A,
GMAction = 0x0B,
ErrorMessage = 0x14,
FyiMessage = 0x15,
WaitingList = 0x16,
Ping = 0x1E,
Death = 0x28,
CanReportBugs = 0x32,
MapDescription = 0x64,
MoveNorth = 0x65,
MoveEast = 0x66,
MoveSouth = 0x67,
MoveWest = 0x68,
TileUpdate = 0x69,
TileAddThing = 0x6A,
TileTransformThing = 0x6B,
TileRemoveThing = 0x6C,
CreatureMove = 0x6D,
ContainerOpen = 0x6E,
ContainerClose = 0x6F,
ContainerAddItem = 0x70,
ContainerUpdateItem = 0x71,
ContainerRemoveItem = 0x72,
InventorySetSlot = 0x78,
InventoryResetSlot = 0x79,
ShopWindowOpen = 0x7A,
ShopSaleGoldCount = 0x7B,
ShopWindowClose = 0x7C,
SafeTradeRequestAck = 0x7D,
SafeTradeRequestNoAck = 0x7E,
SafeTradeClose = 0x7F,
WorldLight = 0x82,
MagicEffect = 0x83,
AnimatedText = 0x84,
Projectile = 0x85,
CreatureSquare = 0x86,
CreatureHealth = 0x8C,
CreatureLight = 0x8D,
CreatureOutfit = 0x8E,
CreatureSpeed = 0x8F,
CreatureSkull = 0x90,
CreatureShield = 0x91,
ItemTextWindow = 0x96,
HouseTextWindow = 0x97,
PlayerStatus = 0xA0,
PlayerSkillsUpdate = 0xA1,
PlayerFlags = 0xA2,
CancelTarget = 0xA3,
CreatureSpeech = 0xAA,
ChannelList = 0xAB,
ChannelOpen = 0xAC,
ChannelOpenPrivate = 0xAD,
RuleViolationOpen = 0xAE,
RuleViolationRemove = 0xAF,
RuleViolationCancel = 0xB0,
RuleViolationLock = 0xB1,
PrivateChannelCreate = 0xB2,
ChannelClosePrivate = 0xB3,
TextMessage = 0xB4,
PlayerWalkCancel = 0xB5,
FloorChangeUp = 0xBE,
FloorChangeDown = 0xBF,
OutfitWindow = 0xC8,
VipState = 0xD2,
VipLogin = 0xD3,
VipLogout = 0xD4,
QuestList = 0xF0,
QuestPartList = 0xF1,
ShowTutorial = 0xDC,
AddMapMarker = 0xDD
} |
| enum | OutgoingPacketType {
LoginServerRequest = 0x01,
GameServerRequest = 0x0A,
Logout = 0x14,
ItemMove = 0x78,
ShopBuy = 0x7A,
ShopSell = 0x7B,
ShopClose = 0x7C,
ItemUse = 0x82,
ItemUseOn = 0x83,
ItemRotate = 0x85,
LookAt = 0x8C,
PlayerSpeech = 0x96,
ChannelList = 0x97,
ChannelOpen = 0x98,
ChannelClose = 0x99,
Attack = 0xA1,
Follow = 0xA2,
CancelMove = 0xBE,
ItemUseBattlelist = 0x84,
ContainerClose = 0x87,
ContainerOpenParent = 0x88,
TurnUp = 0x6F,
TurnRight = 0x70,
TurnDown = 0x71,
TurnLeft = 0x72,
AutoWalk = 0x64,
AutoWalkCancel = 0x69,
MoveUp = 0x65,
MoveRight = 0x66,
MoveDown = 0x67,
MoveLeft = 0x68,
MoveUpRight = 0x6A,
MoveDownRight = 0x6B,
MoveDownLeft = 0x6C,
MoveUpLeft = 0x6D,
VipAdd = 0xDC,
VipRemove = 0xDD,
SetOutfit = 0xD3,
Ping = 0x1E,
FightModes = 0xA0,
ContainerUpdate = 0xCA,
TileUpdate = 0xC9,
PrivateChannelOpen = 0x9A,
NpcChannelClose = 0x9E
} |
| enum | PipePacketType {
DefaultTemplate = 0x00,
HooksEnableDisable = 0x01,
SetConstant = 0x02,
DisplayText = 0x03,
RemoveText = 0x04,
RemoveAllText = 0x05,
DisplayCreatureText = 0x06,
RemoveCreatureText = 0x07,
UpdateCreatureText = 0x08,
AddContextMenu = 0x09,
RemoveContextMenu = 0x0A,
RemoveAllContextMenus = 0x0B,
OnClickContextMenu = 0x0C,
UnloadDll = 0x0D,
HookReceivedPacket = 0x0E,
HookSentPacket = 0x0F,
HookSendToServer = 0x10,
EventTriggers = 0x11
} |
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| enum | PipeConstantType {
PrintName = 0x01,
PrintFPS = 0x02,
ShowFPS = 0x03,
PrintTextFunc = 0x04,
NopFPS = 0x05,
AddContextMenuFunc = 0x06,
OnClickContextMenu = 0x07,
SetOutfitContextMenu = 0x08,
PartyActionContextMenu = 0x09,
CopyNameContextMenu = 0x0A,
OnClickContextMenuVf = 0x0B,
TradeWithContextMenu = 0x0C,
Recv = 0x0D,
Send = 0x0E,
EventTrigger = 0x0F
} |
| enum | PacketDestination { Client,
Server,
Pipe,
None
} |
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| enum | SquareColor { Black = 0
} |
| enum | ChatChannel {
Guild = 0x00,
Gamemaster = 0x01,
Tutor = 0x02,
RuleReport = 0x03,
Game = 0x04,
Trade = 0x05,
RealLife = 0x06,
TradeRook = 0x07,
Party = 0x08,
Help = 0x09,
OwnPrivate = 0x0E,
Custom = 0xA0,
Custom1 = 0xA1,
Custom2 = 0xA2,
Custom3 = 0xA3,
Custom4 = 0xA4,
Custom5 = 0xA5,
Custom6 = 0xA6,
Custom7 = 0xA7,
Custom8 = 0xA8,
Custom9 = 0xA9,
Private = 0xFFFF,
None = 0xAAAA
} |
| enum | TextColor {
Blue = 5,
Green = 30,
LightBlue = 35,
Crystal = 65,
Purple = 83,
Platinum = 89,
LightGrey = 129,
DarkRed = 144,
Red = 180,
Orange = 198,
Gold = 210,
White = 215,
None = 255
} |
| enum | ProjectileType {
Spear = 0x01,
Bolt = 0x02,
Arrow = 0x03,
Fire = 0x04,
Energy = 0x05,
PoisonArrow = 0x06,
BurstArrow = 0x07,
ThrowingStar = 0x08,
ThrowingKnife = 0x09,
SmallStone = 0x0A,
Skull = 0x0B,
BigStone = 0x0C,
SnowBall = 0x0D,
PowerBolt = 0x0E,
SmallPoison = 0x0F,
InfernalBolt = 0x10,
HuntingSpear = 0x11,
EnchantedSpear = 0x12,
AssassinStar = 0x13,
ViperStar = 0x14,
RoyalSpear = 0x15,
SniperArrow = 0x16,
OnyxArrow = 0x17,
EarthArrow = 0x18,
NormalSword = 0x19,
NormalAxe = 0x1A,
NormalClub = 0x1B,
EtherealSpear = 0x1C,
Ice = 0x1D,
Earth = 0x1E,
Holy = 0x1F,
Death = 0x20,
FlashArrow = 0x21,
FlamingArrow = 0x22,
ShiverArrow = 0x23,
EnergySmall = 0x24,
IceSmall = 0x25,
HolySmall = 0x26,
EarthSmall = 0x27,
EarthArrow2 = 0x28,
Explosion = 0x29,
Cake = 0x2A
} |
| enum | TileAnimationType {
DrawBlood = 0x00,
LoseEnergy = 0x01,
Puff = 0x02,
BlockHit = 0x03,
ExplosionArea = 0x04,
ExplosionDamage = 0x05,
FireArea = 0x06,
YellowRings = 0x07,
PoisonRings = 0x08,
HitArea = 0x09,
Teleport = 0x0a,
EnergyDamage = 0x0b,
MagicEnergy = 0x0c,
MagicBlood = 0x0d,
MagicPoison = 0x0e,
HitByFire = 0x0f,
Poison = 0x10,
MortArea = 0x11,
SoundGreen = 0x12,
SoundRed = 0x13,
PoisonArea = 0x14,
SoundYellow = 0x15,
SoundPurple = 0x16,
SoundBlue = 0x17,
SoundWhite = 0x18,
Bubbles = 0x19,
Craps = 0x1a,
GiftWraps = 0x1b,
FireworkYellow = 0x1c,
FireworkRed = 0x1d,
FireworkBlue = 0x1e,
Stun = 0x1f,
Sleep = 0x20,
WaterCreature = 0x21,
Groundshaker = 0x22,
Hearts = 0x23,
FireAttack = 0x24,
EnergyArea = 0x25,
SmallClouds = 0x26,
HolyDamage = 0x27,
BigClouds = 0x28,
IceArea = 0x29,
IceTornado = 0x2a,
IceAttack = 0x2b,
Stones = 0x2c,
SmallPlants = 0x2d,
Carniphila = 0x2e,
PurpleEnergy = 0x2f,
YellowEnergy = 0x30,
HolyArea = 0x31,
BigPlants = 0x32,
Cake = 0x33,
GiantIce = 0x34,
WaterSplash = 0x35,
PlantAttack = 0x36,
BlueArrow = 0x38,
FlashSquare = 0x39
} |
| enum | PartyShield {
None = 0,
Inviter = 1,
Invitee = 2,
Member = 3,
Leader = 4,
MemberSharedExp = 5,
LeaderSharedExp = 6,
MemberSharedExpInactive = 7,
LeaderSharedExpInactive = 8,
MemberShareExpAlone = 9,
LeaderSharedExpAlone = 10
} |
| enum | PacketCreatureType { Known,
Unknown,
Turn
} |
| enum | EventType {
RegularDialog = 0x01,
RegularDialog2 = 0x02,
CharacterListLoading = 0x03,
ConnectionToGameWorld = 0x04,
LoginQueue = 0x05,
Logout = 0x06,
Exit = 0x07,
EnterGame = 0x08,
CharacterListLoading2 = 0x09,
CharacterList = 0x0A,
YouAreDead = 0x0B,
LinkcopyWarning = 0x0C,
AccountDataWarning = 0x0D,
Undefined1 = 0x0E,
Undefined2 = 0x0F,
EditList = 0x10,
SetOutfit = 0x11,
BugReport = 0x12,
ChannelList = 0x13,
InvitePlayerPrivate = 0x14,
ExcludePlayerPrivate = 0x15,
IgnoreList = 0x16,
RuleViolationReport = 0x17,
AddToVip = 0x18,
EditVip = 0x19,
Undefined3 = 0x1A,
Undefined4 = 0x1B,
QuestLog = 0x1C,
QuestLine = 0x1D,
Info = 0x1E,
GMRuleViolationPanel = 0x1F,
EditMinimapMark = 0x20,
EditMinimapMark2 = 0x21,
HelpMenu = 0x22,
TutorialHintsMenu = 0x23,
OptionsMenu = 0x24,
GraphicsOptionMenu = 0x25,
AdvancedGraphicsOptionMenu = 0x26,
ConsoleOptions = 0x27,
Hotkey = 0x28,
GeneralOptionsMenu = 0x29,
MessageOfTheDay = 0x2A,
DownloadClientUpdate = 0x2B,
Undefined5 = 0x2C,
Undefined6 = 0x2D,
LastUsedHotkeyCrosshair = 0x2E,
LastTradedItem = 0x2F,
ClientHelp = 0x30,
OpenPrivateChannelWithPlayer = 0x31,
OpenChatChannel = 0x32,
OpenChatChannel2 = 0x33,
Undefined7 = 0x34,
RuleViolationReportChannel = 0x35,
OpenNPCsChannel = 0x36,
Undefined8 = 0x37,
Undefined9 = 0x38,
NPCTrade = 0x39,
Undefined10 = 0x3A,
Undefined11 = 0x3B,
Undefined12 = 0x3C,
Undefined13 = 0x3D,
TutorialHint = 0x3E,
LastLookedItemContextMenu = 0x3F,
AttackCreatureContextMenu = 0x40,
AddToVipContextMenu = 0x41,
CurrentSelectedChannelMessagesContextMenu = 0x42,
CurrentSelectedChannelContextMenu = 0x43,
EmptyContextMenu = 0x44,
PasteContextMenu = 0x45,
MinimapMark = 0x46,
SkillsContextMenu = 0x47,
NPCTradingItemsContextMenu = 0x48,
ConnectToCharacterList = 0x49,
ConnectToGameWorldUsingLastChosenCharacter = 0x4A,
Undefined14 = 0x4B,
RestartClientAfterPatchExecution = 0x53,
UpdateClient = 0x54
} |
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"use strict";
/**
* A Bank Account class
*
* Provides the basic functionality that every account should have
*/
class Account {
/**
* Constructor for creating a new Account object
*
* @param {number} number the number for this account
*/
constructor(number) {
this._number = number; // the account number
this._balance = 0.0;
}
/**
* Getter for the 'private' number field
*
* @returns {number} the account number
*/
getNumber() {
return this._number;
}
/**
* Accessor for the 'private' balance field
*
* @returns {number} balance for this account
*/
getBalance() {
return this._balance;
}
/**
* Method to add money into the account
*
* @param {number} amount money to be deposited into the account
* @returns {undefined}
* @throws {RangeError} when amount is less than or equal to zero
*/
deposit(amount) {
if (amount <= 0) {
throw new RangeError("Deposit amount has to be greater than zero");
}
this._balance += amount;
}
/**
* Method to take money out of the account
*
* @param {number} amount money to be taken out of the account
* @returns {undefined}
* @throws {RangeError} when amount is less than or equal to zero
* @throws {Error} when the account has insufficient funds (balance)
*/
withdraw(amount) {
if (amount <= 0) {
throw new RangeError("Withdraw amount has to be greater than zero");
}
if (amount > this._balance) {
throw Error("Insufficient funds");
}
this._balance -= amount;
}
/**
* @returns {string} representation of this account
*/
toString() {
return "Account " + this._number + ": balance " + this._balance;
}
/**
*
* @returns {string}
*/
endOfMonth() {
return "";
}
}


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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# This code is part of Qiskit.
#
# (C) Copyright IBM 2017, 2018.
#
# This code is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. You may
# obtain a copy of this license in the LICENSE.txt file in the root directory
# of this source tree or at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.
#
# Any modifications or derivative works of this code must retain this
# copyright notice, and modified files need to carry a notice indicating
# that they have been altered from the originals.
"""Module for interfacing with an IBMQ Backend."""
import logging
import warnings
from marshmallow import ValidationError
from qiskit.providers import BaseBackend, JobStatus
from qiskit.providers.ibmq.utils import update_qobj_config
from qiskit.providers.models import (BackendStatus, BackendProperties,
PulseDefaults)
from .api import ApiError
from .api.apijobstatus import ApiJobStatus
from .exceptions import IBMQBackendError, IBMQBackendValueError
from .ibmqjob import IBMQJob
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
[docs]class IBMQBackend(BaseBackend):
"""Backend class interfacing with an IBMQ backend."""
def __init__(self, configuration, provider, credentials, api):
"""Initialize remote backend for IBM Quantum Experience.
Args:
configuration (BackendConfiguration): configuration of backend.
provider (IBMQProvider): provider.
credentials (Credentials): credentials.
api (IBMQConnector):
api for communicating with the Quantum Experience.
"""
super().__init__(provider=provider, configuration=configuration)
self._api = api
self._credentials = credentials
self.hub = credentials.hub
self.group = credentials.group
self.project = credentials.project
[docs] def run(self, qobj):
"""Run qobj asynchronously.
Args:
qobj (Qobj): description of job
Returns:
IBMQJob: an instance derived from BaseJob
"""
job = IBMQJob(self, None, self._api, qobj=qobj)
job.submit()
return job
[docs] def properties(self):
"""Return the online backend properties.
The return is via QX API call.
Returns:
BackendProperties: The properties of the backend.
"""
api_properties = self._api.backend_properties(self.name())
return BackendProperties.from_dict(api_properties)
[docs] def status(self):
"""Return the online backend status.
Returns:
BackendStatus: The status of the backend.
Raises:
LookupError: If status for the backend can't be found.
IBMQBackendError: If the status can't be formatted properly.
"""
api_status = self._api.backend_status(self.name())
try:
return BackendStatus.from_dict(api_status)
except ValidationError as ex:
raise LookupError(
"Couldn't get backend status: {0}".format(ex))
[docs] def defaults(self):
"""Return the pulse defaults for the backend.
Returns:
PulseDefaults: the pulse defaults for the backend. IF the backend
does not support defaults, it returns ``None``.
"""
backend_defaults = self._api.backend_defaults(self.name())
if backend_defaults:
return PulseDefaults.from_dict(backend_defaults)
return None
[docs] def jobs(self, limit=50, skip=0, status=None, db_filter=None):
"""Return the jobs submitted to this backend.
Return the jobs submitted to this backend, with optional filtering and
pagination. Note that jobs submitted with earlier versions of Qiskit
(in particular, those that predate the Qobj format) are not included
in the returned list.
Args:
limit (int): number of jobs to retrieve
skip (int): starting index of retrieval
status (None or qiskit.providers.JobStatus or str): only get jobs
with this status, where status is e.g. `JobStatus.RUNNING` or
`'RUNNING'`
db_filter (dict): `loopback-based filter
<https://loopback.io/doc/en/lb2/Querying-data.html>`_.
This is an interface to a database ``where`` filter. Some
examples of its usage are:
Filter last five jobs with errors::
job_list = backend.jobs(limit=5, status=JobStatus.ERROR)
Filter last five jobs with counts=1024, and counts for
states ``00`` and ``11`` each exceeding 400::
cnts_filter = {'shots': 1024,
'qasms.result.data.counts.00': {'gt': 400},
'qasms.result.data.counts.11': {'gt': 400}}
job_list = backend.jobs(limit=5, db_filter=cnts_filter)
Filter last five jobs from 30 days ago::
past_date = datetime.datetime.now() - datetime.timedelta(days=30)
date_filter = {'creationDate': {'lt': past_date.isoformat()}}
job_list = backend.jobs(limit=5, db_filter=date_filter)
Returns:
list(IBMQJob): list of IBMQJob instances
Raises:
IBMQBackendValueError: status keyword value unrecognized
"""
backend_name = self.name()
api_filter = {'backend.name': backend_name}
if status:
if isinstance(status, str):
status = JobStatus[status]
if status == JobStatus.RUNNING:
this_filter = {'status': ApiJobStatus.RUNNING.value,
'infoQueue': {'exists': False}}
elif status == JobStatus.QUEUED:
this_filter = {'status': ApiJobStatus.RUNNING.value,
'infoQueue.status': 'PENDING_IN_QUEUE'}
elif status == JobStatus.CANCELLED:
this_filter = {'status': ApiJobStatus.CANCELLED.value}
elif status == JobStatus.DONE:
this_filter = {'status': ApiJobStatus.COMPLETED.value}
elif status == JobStatus.ERROR:
this_filter = {'status': {'regexp': '^ERROR'}}
else:
raise IBMQBackendValueError('unrecognized value for "status" keyword '
'in job filter')
api_filter.update(this_filter)
if db_filter:
# status takes precedence over db_filter for same keys
api_filter = {**db_filter, **api_filter}
job_info_list = self._api.get_status_jobs(limit=limit, skip=skip,
filter=api_filter)
job_list = []
for job_info in job_info_list:
if job_info.get('kind', None) != 'q-object':
# Discard pre-qobj jobs.
break
job = IBMQJob(self, job_info.get('id'), self._api,
creation_date=job_info.get('creationDate'),
api_status=job_info.get('status'))
job_list.append(job)
return job_list
[docs] def retrieve_job(self, job_id):
"""Return a job submitted to this backend.
Args:
job_id (str): the job id of the job to retrieve
Returns:
IBMQJob: class instance
Raises:
IBMQBackendError: if retrieval failed
"""
try:
job_info = self._api.get_job(job_id)
# Check for generic errors.
if 'error' in job_info:
raise IBMQBackendError('Failed to get job "{}": {}'
.format(job_id, job_info['error']))
# Check for jobs from a different backend.
if job_info['backend']['name'] != self.name():
warnings.warn('Job "{}" belongs to another backend than the one queried. '
'The query was made on backend "{}", '
'but the job actually belongs to backend "{}".'
.format(job_id, job_info['backend']['name'], self.name()))
raise IBMQBackendError('Failed to get job "{}": '
'job does not belong to backend "{}".'
.format(job_id, job_info['backend']['name']))
# Check for pre-qobj jobs.
if job_info.get('kind', None) != 'q-object':
warnings.warn('The result of job {} is in a no longer supported format. '
'Please send the job using Qiskit 0.8+.'.format(job_id),
DeprecationWarning)
raise IBMQBackendError('Failed to get job "{}": {}'
.format(job_id, 'job in pre-qobj format'))
except ApiError as ex:
raise IBMQBackendError('Failed to get job "{}": {}'
.format(job_id, str(ex)))
job = IBMQJob(self, job_info.get('id'), self._api,
creation_date=job_info.get('creationDate'),
api_status=job_info.get('status'))
return job
def __repr__(self):
credentials_info = ''
if self.hub:
credentials_info = '{}, {}, {}'.format(self.hub, self.group,
self.project)
return "<{}('{}') from IBMQ({})>".format(
self.__class__.__name__, self.name(), credentials_info)
[docs]class IBMQSimulator(IBMQBackend):
"""Backend class interfacing with an IBMQ simulator."""
[docs] def properties(self):
"""Return the online backend properties.
Returns:
None
"""
return None
[docs] def run(self, qobj, backend_options=None, noise_model=None):
"""Run qobj asynchronously.
Args:
qobj (Qobj): description of job
backend_options (dict): backend options
noise_model (NoiseModel): noise model
Returns:
IBMQJob: an instance derived from BaseJob
"""
# pylint: disable=arguments-differ
qobj = update_qobj_config(qobj, backend_options, noise_model)
return super(IBMQSimulator, self).run(qobj)


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Model definition of a property in .net.
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bool HasGet { get; }
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| Boolean |
HasSet
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bool HasSet { get; }
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|---|---|
| Boolean |
IsAbstract
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bool IsAbstract { get; }
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| Boolean |
IsOverride
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bool IsOverride { get; }
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| Boolean |
IsSealed
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bool IsSealed { get; }
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IsStatic
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bool IsStatic { get; }
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IDotNetType PropertyType { get; }
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| Type | Description |
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| IDotNetType |
SetSecurity
The security scope that is assigned to the set accessor. Make sure you check the HasSet to determine if the property supports set operations.
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DotNetSecurity SetSecurity { get; }
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| DotNetSecurity |
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The source code syntax that is stored in the body of the property get. This will be null if was not loaded from source code.
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Task<string> LoadGetBodySyntaxAsync()
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| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<String> |
LoadSetBodySyntaxAsync()
The source code syntax that is stored in the body of the property get. This will be null if was not loaded from source code.
Declaration
Task<string> LoadSetBodySyntaxAsync()
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| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<String> |


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Miramax Films makes two kinds of movies - those that win awards and those that make money. The former are arthouse hits that star the likes of Natasha Richardson, Alan Rickman and Rachel Griffiths, while the latter are usually teen-oriented comedies featuring dreamy (but dull) talent like Josh Hartnett and Rachael Leigh Cook. The creative gap between the two resembles the Pacific Ocean, but nobody minds because each turd like Down To You can bring in enough money to make five Hamlets and buy five Butterflys.
Apparently some stroke victim over at Miramax greenlit a project that merged the studio's two genres into one ugly film. It's called Blow Dry and it's about a British hairdressing competition. The very idea of a film about competitive hairdressing is preposterous to begin with, and it could possibly be the worst premise for a movie since Stallone's Over the Top, but what makes Blow Dry even more bothersome is that it isn't even the 21st century's first film about a British haircutting contest. That's right - less than one year ago, we saw the release of The Big Tease, a similarly themed farce that looks like Citizen Kane when placed next to Blow Dry.
Now let's discuss the title. There are certain words that should be avoided when choosing a name for your film.  Obviously "awful" and "bad" are off limits (see Bad Girls), as are "good" and "great" (see Isn't She Great). Anything with "love" or "hate" could cause trouble (see A Thin Line Between Love and Hate).  But "blow?" Come on. It's like shooting fish in a barrel. Or making fun of the President.
Blow Dry opens with the announcement that the small town of Keighley will host the 2000 British Hair Championship. Keighley's Mayor (Warren Clarke) is thrilled about the news, but when he announces it to the village's press corps, they all yawn disapprovingly. Or maybe it was everyone in the audience yawning. It's hard to tell because I was distracted by the fact that such a small town had so many members of the press.
It becomes clear fairly early on that there are three hairdressing teams in the film: the one we're supposed to root for, the one we're supposed to dislike, and the one that's supposed to make us laugh until our sides hurt. The good guys are, essentially, a family torn apart by infidelity. Former hairdressing champ Phil (Rickman, Galaxy Quest) was married to Shelley (Richardson, The Parent Trap), but she ran off with his model, Sandra (Griffiths, Me Myself I). Now Phil and his son Brian (Hartnett, Here on Earth) run a Keighley barbershop, while Shelley and Sandra own the town's only salon. Will they be able to patch up their differences before the contest's all-important Total Look category begins?
The bad guys are even less interesting.  He also has a daughter (Cook, AntiTrust) who is visiting from Minneapolis and gets temporarily sucked into her father's evil plans before falling for the hunky Brian. The supposedly funny hairdressing team is made up of two sexually ambiguous Siegfried and Roy-types who have a beautiful model (played by supermodel Heidi Klum).
Hartnett and Cook aside, the remaining acting talent looks embarrassed to be here, but not nearly as embarrassed as it should be. The characters get more and more annoying as we're introduced to them, but each individual character grows more aggravating as the film progresses, as well. Hartnett mumbles his way through a British accent, which sounded decent at first, but that was because his lines were limited to one word. Thankfully, Cook doesn't even attempt the accent, and is, basically, eye candy.
Blow Dry was written by The Full Monty's Simon Beaufoy, who peppers the film with a bunch of stuff that's supposed to make the audience titter but instead is greeted with groans. The movie is surprisingly short on gay jokes, which is just about the only cliché that isn't totally exploited by Beaufoy. Blow Dry doesn't have a lick of Monty's charm and, worse yet, just isn't funny. Even the film's big sight gag - a shot of Heidi Klum's well-coiffed bush - goes over like a lead zeppelin. But since Everybody Loves Raymond is popular, some folks may actually enjoy it.
1:32 - R for some language and brief nudity
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The general consensus is that Portland is a relatively safe and tolerant city. Most of the time, my beliefs, appearance, and behavior are tolerated and accepted by most people.  Either way, altercations rarely arise, and when they do, they're resolved swiftly and peacefully.
On Sunday, May 27, 2012, at approximately 3:00 pm, my faith in those convictions was shattered as I looked the fender of a speeding red convertible in the eye, contemplating, if only for a fraction of a second, the possibility that my life might be cut short by an unmeditated act of aggression. I was (and still am) reluctant to make the details of this incident public for my own safety, but I cannot help but share a synopsis as a friendly reminder that such aggression can happen here, too.
As I approached an intersection by bicycle, two cars queued in the lane beside me, followed by a third. As soon as the signal turned green, I continued through. The motorist in the first car stopped in order to yield to my right of way before proceeding with her right turn. I continued approximately 200 feet, when I heard a loud bang from behind.
The third car, a red convertible, had rear-ended the second car. Instead of pulling off the street to exchange insurance information, the red convertible proceeded to swerve out of the right lane into the left lane, pass both the other cars back into the right lane, and aggressively run me off the road, his front bumper well into the bicycle lane. Did he believe it to be my fault he rear-ended another car? Did he just not have an insurance policy? What perverse cowardice could drive someone to such aggression?
The next day, as I was walking down the sidewalk on my way to the grocery store, a teenager yelled "Faggot!" out the window of his SUV as he sped by. Boy, he sure must have felt empowered, him and his big SUV and his homophobic slurs. I wish that poor, deprived, wandering soul the best of luck, because despite his bigoted demeanor, my own self-love and improvement-oriented attitude mean I'll live a happier, healthier life than the lowlife aggressor. While he digs outward, I dig inward.
Aggression is the outward reflection of a person's insecurities and fears. The aggressor sees something in his victim, whether it be social status, intellectual ability, self-confidence, or physical prowess, which he either lacks or believes he lacks. Instead of looking inward and asking how he can possess the qualities of his victim, he chooses to belittle his victim's weaknesses.  Just don't get run over in the process.