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Get a command by its name. |
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create_store_observer(arg_component: Component): function Create a store change observer. |
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get_app_initial_state(arg_app_state_strategy: object): object Get application initial state: from browser cache or from DOM script. |
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get_session_credentials(): Credentials Get session credentials. |
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Get session id. |
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Get store reducers. |
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handle_store_change(): nothing Handle Redux store changes. |
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init_app_state_save(): nothing Configure application state save: to browser local or session storage. |
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Load runtime settings. |
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ping(): nothing Emit a ping request through SocketIO. |
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register_service(arg_svc_name: string, arg_svc_settings: object): Promise Register a remote service. |
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register_service_self(arg_svc_name: string, arg_svc_settings: object, arg_resolve_cb: Function, arg_reject_cb: Function): nothing Register a remote service (end of process). |
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Get runtime router. |
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ui(): * Get UI. |
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ui_rendering(): * Get UI rendering helper. |
Public Constructors
Public Members
public app_state_strategy: * source
public classes: {} source
public default_reducer: * source
public logs_stream: * source
Private Members
private _commands: * source
private _commands_instances: {} source
private _router: * source
private _services: {} source
private _services_promises: {} source
private _session_credentials: * source
private _session_uid: * source
private _state_store: * source
private _state_store_unsubscribe: * source
private _ui: * source
Public Methods
public command(arg_name: string): object source
Get a command by its name.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| arg_name | string | command name. |
public create_store_observer(arg_component: Component): function source
Create a store change observer.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| arg_component | Component | component instance. |
public get_app_initial_state(arg_app_state_strategy: object): object source
Get application initial state: from browser cache or from DOM script. State strategy is { source:'browser' or 'session' or 'html', save_period: 5000, milliseconds between two state saves, 0 to disable save state_key: '...' name of the store key which corresponding value contains the key name of the application state. }
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| arg_app_state_strategy | object | strategy to manage application state. |
public get_session_credentials(): Credentials source
Get session credentials.
Return:
| Credentials | session credentials instance. |
public get_store_reducers(): function source
Get store reducers.
!!! Do not trace with Loggable.* into reducers with an enabled StreamLogger instance because it dispatch its received trace to update app state.
public handle_store_change(): nothing source
Handle Redux store changes.
!! Do not trace with Loggable.* here.
Return:
| nothing |
public init_app_state_save(): nothing source
Configure application state save: to browser local or session storage. State strategy is { source:'browser' or 'session' or 'html', save_period: 5000, milliseconds between two state saves, 0 to disable save state_key: '...' name of the store key which corresponding value contains the key name of the application state. }
Return:
| nothing |
public load(arg_settings: object): nothing source
Load runtime settings.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| arg_settings | object | runtime settings. |
Return:
| nothing |
public register_service(arg_svc_name: string, arg_svc_settings: object): Promise source
Register a remote service.
public register_service_self(arg_svc_name: string, arg_svc_settings: object, arg_resolve_cb: Function, arg_reject_cb: Function): nothing source
Register a remote service (end of process).
Return:
| nothing |


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Look at Current Events Around You.
Journalism is a field that is very importnat when it comes to providing information on current events. Therefore, take some time to research current events in the world and your area. Take notes on what stands out to you.
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Have a Conversation.
Once you have identified your main auidence you can take it a step further by having a conversation with them. The ablity to conversate and interview is a great tool to have as a Journalist.
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Focus on Important People.
If those other steps have not given you the results you wanted you can always look at impactful people, espically in your community. Writing a feature story is always a solid article idea.
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When the ideas are not coming to mind, it could always be a good time to write an article about an Orgnaization. You can research organizations within your community and highlight what they are bringing to the community. Take it a step further by looking in to events that organizations may be putting on.
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Dashboard visualizations are rendered via wbib ("wah-bib").
Questions, issues and comments can be communicated via the app's GitHub repository.
Searchy is a part of a series of projects related to Wikidata-based management of scientific literature information. Other projects include:
This content is available under a Creative Commons CC0 license.
The SPARQL queries used in the dashboards are adapted from Scholia


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Web components comprise a new set of web standards that allow for better code portability in web applications. Web components intend to replace the need for frameworks in some areas and allow for more base level abstractions, further enabling cross-framework components.
Patternfly is an open source community of designers and developers. Web components help achieve its common goals of providing consistent patterns and modular implementations that can be shared across solutions.
Browser APIs to define new HTML elements
The <template> tag now allows documents to contain inert chunks of DOM
Encapsulated component DOM and styling
Declarative methods of importing HTML documents into other documents
Define new elements with the customElements global.
/* my-element.js */ class MyElement extends HTMLElement { // This gets called when the HTML parser sees your tag constructor() { super(); // always call super() first in the ctor. this.msg = 'Hello, World!'; } // Called when your element is inserted in the DOM or // immediately after the constructor if it’s already in the DOM connectedCallback() { this.innerHTML = `${this.msg}
`; } } // This registers your new tag and associates it with your class window.customElements.define('my-element', MyElement);
v0 Lifecycle
| Callback | Called when |
|---|---|
| createdCallback | an instance of the element is created |
| attachedCallback | an instance was inserted into the document |
| detachedCallback | an instance was removed from the document |
| attributeChangedCallback(attrName, oldVal, newVal) | an attribute was added, removed, or updated |
v1 Lifecycle
| Callback | Called when |
|---|---|
| constructor | an instance of the element is created or upgraded. |
| connectedCallback | called every time the element is inserted into the DOM. |
| disconnectedCallback | called every time the element is removed from the DOM. |
| attributeChangedCallback(attrName, oldVal, newVal) | an attribute was added, removed, or updated. note: only attributes listed in the observedAttributes property will receive this callback. |
| adoptedCallback | the custom element has been moved into a new document (e.g. someone called document.adoptNode(el)). |
You can also extend native HTML elements. The primary benefit is to gain all of their features (things like DOM properties, methods, and accessibility features).
class FancyButton extends HTMLButtonElement { constructor() { super(); this.addEventListener('click', e => this.drawRipple(e.offsetX, e.offsetY)); } // Material design ripple animation. drawRipple(x, y) { let div = document.createElement('div'); div.classList.add('ripple'); this.appendChild(div); div.style.top = `${y - div.clientHeight/2}px`; div.style.left = `${x - div.clientWidth/2}px`; div.style.backgroundColor = 'currentColor'; div.classList.add('run'); div.addEventListener('transitionend', e => div.remove()); } } customElements.define('fancy-button', FancyButton, {extends: 'button'});
Consumers can utilize the element by declaring it in their HTML: jsfiddle
<button is="fancy-button" disabled>Fancy button!</button>
or by creating an instance in Javascript:
let button = document.createElement('button', {is: 'fancy-button'}); button.textContent = 'Fancy button!'; button.disabled = true; document.body.appendChild(button);
or using the new operator:
let button = new FancyButton(); button.textContent = 'Fancy button!'; button.disabled = true; document.body.appendChild(button);
The <template> element allows you to declare fragments of DOM which are parsed, inert at page load, and can be activated later at runtime. jsfiddle
<template id="element-template">
I'm in Shadow DOM. My markup was stamped from a <template>.
 </template >
A new way to encapsulate styles for your custom element, giving you functional boundaries between DOM subtrees. jsfiddle
(function(){ let elementTemplate = doc.querySelector('.element-template'); class MyElement extends HTMLElement { attachedCallback() { /* Create a new Shadow Root for your element */ this.createShadowRoot(); /* append your element's template */ this.shadowRoot.appendChild(document.importNode(elementTemplate.content, true)); } } })();
Provide a new means to include HTML documents inside other documents. Now you can load your component's HTML, JS, and CSS in a single file. jsfiddle
 <link rel="import" href="/path/to/imports/my-element.html">
Web components can easily be consumed in your framework using an HTML import, script tag, or ES6 module import.
Consuming pf-tabs in Angular2: jsfiddle
Consuming pf-tabs in React: jsfiddle
ReactReactive Elements |
AureliaAurelia |
PolymerPolymer Elements |
Onsen UIOnsen Elements |
X-TagsX-Tags Elements |
BosonicBosonic Elements |
Web component development is now underway. You can find our latest work and stay up to date with the discussion at the links below.
Github project: https://github.com/patternfly-webcomponents
Slack channel: https://patternfly.slack.com/messages/webcomponents
We'd be happy for you to join our Patternfly open source community.


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Cristiano Ronaldo Should Not Win Ballon d'Or, Feels Iker Casillas
Ronaldo travels to Luxembourg with the objective of helping reigning champion Portugal qualify for Euro 2020 and the 100-goal mark for his country within his reach.
Former Real Madrid and Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas feels it would be wrong if Cristiano Ronaldo wins the Ballon d’Or this year. Casillas, who now plays for Porto, believes that former teammate Ronaldo should not be in contention to win this year’s award.
“(Virgil) van Dijk was chosen as UEFA’s best player; (Lionel) Messi was chosen by FIFA; if Cristiano wins the Ballon d’Or, it would seem to me that the guidelines we use in football to determine who wins its biggest individual awards are not logical,” Casillas tweeted according to a Marca report.
FIFA’s award is picked by the captains and coaches of all national teams in FIFA-affiliated federations in five continents.
Fans also have a say through an online ballot which accounts for 50 per cent of the final result, the Marca report read.
These two awards are chosen based on performances throughout an entire season, whereas the Ballon d’Or spans a calendar year, with every match, including friendlies, taken into account, which is then chosen by 193 sports journalists.
Meanwhile, Ronaldo travels to Luxembourg on Sunday with the objective of helping reigning champion Portugal qualify for Euro 2020 and the 100-goal mark for his country within his reach.
The former Real Madrid star is also eager to prove he is not a player in decline after his angry reaction to being substituted by Juventus coach Maurizio Sarri in the past two games.
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner, who turns 35 years in February, responded in typically defiant fashion with a hat-trick in Portugal’s 6-0 win over Lithuania on Thursday.
It brought his tally to 98 goals in 163 games, to close in on Iranian striker Ali Daei’s world record of 109 international goals scored between 1993 and 2006.
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Story Timeline
- 17 Nov 2019 Cristiano Ronaldo Should Not Win Ballon d'Or, Feels Iker Casillas
- 15 Nov 2019 Euro 2020 Qualifiers: France, England Qualify; Cristiano Ronaldo Hat-trick Puts Portugal on Brink
- 18 Oct 2019 Lionel Messi Signed Barcelona Contract on Paper Napkin, Says Ex-Official
- 15 Oct 2019 Euro Qualifiers: Ronaldo Hits 700th Goal; England Crush Bulgaria
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Natural ability
This Pokemon brings happiness. Chansey has an incredible ability - she heals other Pokémon. They share an egg, which they always carry with them in their pocket, with the injured Pokemon.


JDK (J2SE SDK) 1.4 or later. S2RMI-V1.0.0 is developed and tested on JDK 1.4.2_08. It can be downloaded from here.
S2 version2.1.11 or later is required. (When using J2SE5.0, S2.2 or later is required). S2RMI-V1.0.0 is developed and tested on S2.2.7.. It may be downloaded from here.
S2Remoting version 0.0.7 or later is required. S2RMI-V1.0.0 is developed and tested on S2Remoting1.0.0.. It may be downloaded from here.
Development Environment
Similar to other S2 software, S2RMI is distributed as archived Eclipse Java Project.
Eclipse 3.0 or later is required. It may be downloaded from はhere.
S2 version 2.1.11 or later is required. It may be downloaded from here.
S2Remoting version 0.0.7 or later is required. It may be downloaded from here.
S2 and S2Remoting must be imported into Eclipse workspace before S2RMI is imported.
Extract files from downloaded archive fileS2RMI-Vx.y.z.zip to some directory.
Start Eclipse and select [File]-[Import] from the menu.
From [Import] wizard, select [Existing Projects into Workspace] and then select the [Next>] button.
Select [Select root directory] radio button and then select the [Browse] button to the right of it. Browse through directories to the where the archive files where extracted. Select the [OK] button to select this directory.
Select the [Finish] button to import from this directory.
Files used in these examples are located under the src/example directory. S2RMI makes components registered in the S2Container into remote objects. service.Hello interface is a normal interface. Furthermore, service.impl.HelloImpl class is an implementation class (POJO) of Hello interface. Remote objects are released by S2RMI using Hello interface and its implementation class.
service.impl.HelloImpl (implementation class of interface of remote object to be released)
RMIAdaptorImpl class is an adapter that uses ComponentInvokerImpl class to call component registered in the S2Container.
RMIAdaptorDeployer registers RMIAdaptorImpl class into RMI registry.
Port number of rmiregistry. When omitted, default port (1099) is used.
<property name="servicePort">
Port number to be used by RMIAdaptorImpl. When omitted, port is set to the default port (0) and anonymous port is used.
Starting RMIAdaptorDeployer
A component in S2Container can be called remotely by initializing the S2Container. S2Container is initialized by defining <initMethod name="deploy"/> in the dicon file.
server.ServerMain.java
package server;
import org.seasar.framework.container.S2Container;
import org.seasar.framework.container.factory.S2ContainerFactory;
import org.seasar.remoting.common.deployer.Deployer;
public class ServerMain {
public static void main(String[] args) {
S2ContainerFactory.create("server/server.dicon").init();
}
}
To execute ServerMain, right click on ServerMain.java in the package explorer and select [Execute]-[Java Application].
service.Hello (interface to call on a remote object)
RMIConnector call retrieves RMIAdaptorImpl class from RMI registry and calls a component on the server.
RemotingInterceptor class uses RMIConnector to set by AOP an interface (Hello) to call on remote object. Name of remote object to call and name of component to be called (hello) must be the same.
S2RMI is an implementation of S2Remoting.
Therefore, it is possible to switch so remote object are called using S2Axis just be changing connector setting in RemotingInterceptor from RMIConnector to org.seasar.remoting.axis.connector.AxisConnector. Refer to Setting S2Axis Server for information on using S2Axis.


Controls
- To walk & run, use any of
- WASD
- Arrow keys
- Point to location and hold left mouse button
- To attack / lunge press space bar
- When engaged with an enemy, smash space to bite
- Hide out of the light or behind objects to avoid monsters
- Eat to regain health
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Then the monster to the monster arrives, humans and the following undead zombies.
These monsters are killing the Demon-Wolf's food sources and invading his home. It's time for the Demon-Wolf to fight back.
He needs to eliminate all of the monsters before daylight.
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San José State University - San José, California
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
Subject to Budgetary Approval
Specialization: Computational Linguistics and Syntax/Semantics
Job Opening ID (JOID): 25119
Rank: Assistant Professor (Tenure-track)
The Department of Linguistics and Language Development at San José State University invites applications for the position of assistant professor specializing in computational linguistics and syntax and/or semantics. The successful candidate will strengthen our curriculum in theoretical linguistics as well as computational linguistics in order to better train our students to compile, process, and explain language data using computers. The successful candidate will also increase the department's research profile through collaborative projects involving various departments across campus as well as IT companies in Silicon Valley and beyond. In particular, the department is interested in candidates who can contribute to an interdisciplinary Deep Humanities & Arts initiative of the College of Humanities and the Arts that is motivated by the recognition that the arts and humanities have a critical role to play in the formative moment of the design of technology.
Qualifications
Required:
Ph.D. in Linguistics or a related field
Demonstrated ability to (1) apply computational/corpus methods to investigate topics in syntax/semantics or (2) develop tools and techniques in natural language processing for syntactic/semantic analyses
Ability to teach courses in linguistics, especially in computational linguistics, corpus linguistics, syntax, and/or semantics at both undergraduate and graduate levels
Strong commitment to teamwork and collegiality
Demonstrated wareness of and sensitivity to the educational goals of a multicultural population as might have been gained in cross-cultural study, training, teaching and other comparable experience
Preferred:
Interest in designing and developing graduate level courses and programs
Ability to seek and secure grant funding
Commitment to collaboration within and across institutional contexts
Ability to facilitate collaborative engagement with university and community partners
Commitment to promote Deep Humanities & Arts initiative for the College by developing a course in it.
Responsibilities
Teach courses in linguistics, especially in computational linguistics, corpus linguistics, syntax and/or semantics at general education, undergraduate and graduate levels
Be actively engaged in scholarly activities as evidenced by seeking grants, presenting professional papers, and publishing peer-reviewed articles
Advise students and assist with program coordination and development
Serve on department, college and university committees
Address the needs of a student population of great diversity – in age, cultural background, ethnicity, primary language and academic preparation – through inclusive course materials, teaching strategies and advisement
The normal load is four three-unit courses per semester plus advising and committee work, with course releases possible for research or other activities. A pattern of demonstrated excellence in teaching, service, and continued scholarly, professional activity, including publications in refereed venues, will be required for tenure and promotion.
Salary Range: Commensurate with qualifications and experience
Starting date: August 13, 2020.
Eligibility: Employment is contingent upon proof of eligibility to work in the United States.
Application procedure
For full consideration, send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, a statement of teaching interests/philosophy, research plans, evidence of teaching effectiveness, three letters of recommendation, and representative publications via Interfolio to Dr. Stefan Frazier, Associate Professor & Chair, Department of Linguistics & Language Development, San José State University, San José, CA 95192-0093 by November 1, 2019. Link: https://apply.interfolio.com/67379
Questions can be directed to: Dr. Stefan Frazier - Chair, Department of Linguistics and Language Development at
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Package com.qoretechnologies.qorus
Class DbRemoteReceive
- java.lang.Object
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- org.qore.jni.QoreObjectWrapper
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- com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemoteReceive
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- Direct Known Subclasses:
DbRemoteRawReceive
public class DbRemoteReceive extends org.qore.jni.QoreObjectWrapper
Java wrapper for the OMQ::DbRemoteReceive class in Qorus
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description DbRemoteReceive(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String table_name)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote server; assumes the "select" streamDbRemoteReceive(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote serverDbRemoteReceive(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote serverDbRemoteReceive(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote serverDbRemoteReceive(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote server; assumes the "select" streamDbRemoteReceive(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String table_name)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote server; assumes the "select" streamDbRemoteReceive(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote serverDbRemoteReceive(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote serverDbRemoteReceive(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote serverDbRemoteReceive(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote server; assumes the "select" streamDbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String table_name)
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote server; assumes the "select" streamDbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name)
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverDbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverDbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverDbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote server; assumes the "select" streamDbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote server; assumes the "select" streamDbRemoteReceive(org.qore.jni.QoreObject obj)
Creates the object as a wrapper for the Qore object
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
commit()
Commit remote transactionStreamConfig
config()
Returns the configuration objectvoid
disconnect()
Disconnects the connectionjava.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>
getAllData()
Returns all data received by the object in a single call, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue Examples:java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>
getAllData(int timeout_ms)
Returns all data received by the object in a single call, if the timeout is omitted or equal or less than 0, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue Examples:java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>[]
getAllDataRows()
Returns all data recevied by the object in a single call as a list of rows, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue Examples:java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>[]
getAllDataRows(int timeout_ms)
Returns all data recevied by the object in a single call as a list of rows, if the timeout is omitted or equal or less than 0, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue Examples:java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>
getData()
Returns queued data as soon as it is available, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue; once this method return null it signifies that the end of stream data condition has been reached; do not call this method again after it returns null Examples:java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>
getData(int timeout_ms)
Returns queued data as soon as it is available, if the timeout is omitted or equal or less than 0, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue; once this method return null it signifies that the end of stream data condition has been reached; do not call this method again after it returns null Examples:java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>[]
getDataRows()
Returns queued data as a list of rows as soon as it is available, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue; once this method return null it signifies that the end of stream data condition has been reached; do not call this method again after it returns null Examples:java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>[]
getDataRows(int timeout_ms)
Returns queued data as a list of rows as soon as it is available, if the timeout is omitted or equal or less than 0, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue; once this method return null it signifies that the end of stream data condition has been reached; do not call this method again after it returns null Examples:void
openStream(java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name)
Flushes the current stream and reopens a new stream with the same remote connection and in the same dsconn "datasources" Example:void
openStream(java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Flushes the current stream and reopens a new stream with the same remote connection and in the same dsconn "datasources" Example:void
rollback()
void
rollback(boolean disconnect)
Rollback remote transaction
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Constructor Detail
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(org.qore.jni.QoreObject obj)
Creates the object as a wrapper for the Qore object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- a DbRemote objectstream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size; the number of rows to retrieve from the remote database and send in each block
- "block_queue_size": the number of blocks to queue for receiving before the I/O thread will block (default: 2); the total number of rows that can be queued = block_queue_size * block
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "select": select_option_hash "select options" for the source select statement
- "transaction": start a remote transaction; if this option is not given, the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the "forupdate" select_option_hash "select_option" must be manually included in the "select" option hash to initiate a "select for update"; this is not automatically set by setting the "transaction" option
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- a DbRemote objectstream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size; the number of rows to retrieve from the remote database and send in each block
- "block_queue_size": the number of blocks to queue for receiving before the I/O thread will block (default: 2); the total number of rows that can be queued = block_queue_size * block
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "select": select_option_hash "select options" for the source select statement
- "transaction": start a remote transaction; if this option is not given, the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the "forupdate" select_option_hash "select_option" must be manually included in the "select" option hash to initiate a "select for update"; this is not automatically set by setting the "transaction" option
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- a DbRemote objectstream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote server; assumes the "select" stream- Parameters:
remote
- a DbRemote objecttable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size; the number of rows to retrieve from the remote database and send in each block
- "block_queue_size": the number of blocks to queue for receiving before the I/O thread will block (default: 2); the total number of rows that can be queued = block_queue_size * block
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "select": select_option_hash "select options" for the source select statement
- "transaction": start a remote transaction; if this option is not given, the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the "forupdate" select_option_hash "select_option" must be manually included in the "select" option hash to initiate a "select for update"; this is not automatically set by setting the "transaction" option
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String table_name) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote server; assumes the "select" stream- Parameters:
remote
- a DbRemote objecttable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usestream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size; the number of rows to retrieve from the remote database and send in each block
- "block_queue_size": the number of blocks to queue for receiving before the I/O thread will block (default: 2); the total number of rows that can be queued = block_queue_size * block
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "select": select_option_hash "select options" for the source select statement
- "transaction": start a remote transaction; if this option is not given, the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the "forupdate" select_option_hash "select_option" must be manually included in the "select" option hash to initiate a "select for update"; this is not automatically set by setting the "transaction" option
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usestream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size; the number of rows to retrieve from the remote database and send in each block
- "block_queue_size": the number of blocks to queue for receiving before the I/O thread will block (default: 2); the total number of rows that can be queued = block_queue_size * block
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "select": select_option_hash "select options" for the source select statement
- "transaction": start a remote transaction; if this option is not given, the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the "forupdate" select_option_hash "select_option" must be manually included in the "select" option hash to initiate a "select for update"; this is not automatically set by setting the "transaction" option
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usestream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote server; assumes the "select" stream- Parameters:
remote
- the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usetable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size; the number of rows to retrieve from the remote database and send in each block
- "block_queue_size": the number of blocks to queue for receiving before the I/O thread will block (default: 2); the total number of rows that can be queued = block_queue_size * block
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "select": select_option_hash "select options" for the source select statement
- "transaction": start a remote transaction; if this option is not given, the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the "forupdate" select_option_hash "select_option" must be manually included in the "select" option hash to initiate a "select for update"; this is not automatically set by setting the "transaction" option
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
-
DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote server; assumes the "select" stream- Parameters:
remote
- the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usetable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size; the number of rows to retrieve from the remote database and send in each block
- "block_queue_size": the number of blocks to queue for receiving before the I/O thread will block (default: 2); the total number of rows that can be queued = block_queue_size * block
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "select": select_option_hash "select options" for the source select statement
- "transaction": start a remote transaction; if this option is not given, the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the "forupdate" select_option_hash "select_option" must be manually included in the "select" option hash to initiate a "select for update"; this is not automatically set by setting the "transaction" option
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
-
DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String table_name) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote server; assumes the "select" stream- Parameters:
remote
- the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usetable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
-
DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper objectdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usestream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size; the number of rows to retrieve from the remote database and send in each block
- "block_queue_size": the number of blocks to queue for receiving before the I/O thread will block (default: 2); the total number of rows that can be queued = block_queue_size * block
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "select": select_option_hash "select options" for the source select statement
- "transaction": start a remote transaction; if this option is not given, the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the "forupdate" select_option_hash "select_option" must be manually included in the "select" option hash to initiate a "select for update"; this is not automatically set by setting the "transaction" option
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper objectdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usestream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size; the number of rows to retrieve from the remote database and send in each block
- "block_queue_size": the number of blocks to queue for receiving before the I/O thread will block (default: 2); the total number of rows that can be queued = block_queue_size * block
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "select": select_option_hash "select options" for the source select statement
- "transaction": start a remote transaction; if this option is not given, the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper objectdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usestream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote server; assumes the "select" stream- Parameters:
remote
- a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper objectdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usetable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size; the number of rows to retrieve from the remote database and send in each block
- "block_queue_size": the number of blocks to queue for receiving before the I/O thread will block (default: 2); the total number of rows that can be queued = block_queue_size * block
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "select": select_option_hash "select options" for the source select statement
- "transaction": start a remote transaction; if this option is not given, the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteReceive
public DbRemoteReceive(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String table_name) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote server; assumes the "select" stream- Parameters:
remote
- a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper objectdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usetable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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Method Detail
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openStream
public void openStream(java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Flushes the current stream and reopens a new stream with the same remote connection and in the same dsconn "datasources" Example:out.openStream("update", "table2");
- Parameters:
stream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see JavaLogLevels for valid value
- "block": data block size
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "queue_block_size": the number of blocks to queue for sending before the main data thread will block (default: 2)
- "queue_timeout": the number of milliseconds to wait for queue data before throwing a "QUEUE-TIMEOUT" exception
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- a remote transaction is only started in this object's constructor if the "transaction" option is set, otherwise the remote transaction status is left unchanged
- the "forupdate" select_option_hash "select_option" must be manually included in the "select" option hash to initiate a "select for update"; this is not automatically set by setting the "transaction" option
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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openStream
public void openStream(java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name) throws java.lang.Throwable
Flushes the current stream and reopens a new stream with the same remote connection and in the same dsconn "datasources" Example:out.openStream("update", "table2");
- Parameters:
stream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
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commit
public void commit() throws java.lang.Throwable
Commit remote transaction- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- exceptions thrown in the socket I/O thread will be rethrown when this method is called so that errors can be handled in the main data thread
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rollback
public void rollback(boolean disconnect) throws java.lang.Throwable
Rollback remote transaction- Parameters:
disconnect
- a boolean value to keep connection open or close the connection. Connection closing is the default- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- See Also:
disconnect()
- Note:
- it's normally better to disconnect the connection if an error occurs rather than call rollback() when streaming because if a chunked transfer is interrupted, then HTTP calls will fail anyway, and the remote end will rollback the transaction in any case unless an explicit commit is executed
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disconnect
public void disconnect() throws java.lang.Throwable
Disconnects the connection- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
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rollback
public void rollback() throws java.lang.Throwable
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- See Also:
disconnect()
- Note:
- it's normally better to disconnect the connection if an error occurs rather than call rollback() when streaming because if a chunked transfer is interrupted, then HTTP calls will fail anyway, and the remote end will rollback the transaction in any case unless an explicit commit is executed
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getData
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> getData(int timeout_ms) throws java.lang.Throwable
Returns queued data as soon as it is available, if the timeout is omitted or equal or less than 0, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue; once this method return null it signifies that the end of stream data condition has been reached; do not call this method again after it returns null Examples:DbRemoteReceive recv = new DbRemoteReceive(qrest, "omquser", "select", table_name, opts); try { while (true) { HashMap<String, Object> h = recv.getData(120000); if (h == null) { break; } processData(h); } } catch (Throwable e) { recv.disconnect(); throw e; } finally { recv.release(); }
- Parameters:
timeout_ms
- an override for the the timeout for waiting on the queue; integers are interpreted as milliseconds; relative date/time values are interpreted literally with a maximum resolution of milliseconds; if the timeout limit is exceeded before data is available, a "QUEUE-TIMEOUT" error is thrown. If no value is given here, the default queue timeout value configured for the object is used (see the "queue_timeout" option in the DbRemoteReceive "constructor")- Returns:
- a hash of lists: keys = columns, values = lists of row values or null if all data has been received (do not call this method again after it returns null)
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- DB-REMOTE-RECEIVE-ERROR this exception is thrown if this method is called after it returns null signifying end of streamjava.lang.Throwable
- QUEUE-TIMEOUT this exception is thrown if a timeout occurs on the Qore::Thread::Queue "Queue"java.lang.Throwable
- STREAM-TERMINATED if the I/O thread was terminated prematurely, this exception will be thrown- Note:
- exceptions thrown in the socket I/O thread will be rethrown when this method is called so that errors can be handled in the main data thread
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getData
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> getData() throws java.lang.Throwable
Returns queued data as soon as it is available, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue; once this method return null it signifies that the end of stream data condition has been reached; do not call this method again after it returns null Examples:DbRemoteReceive recv = new DbRemoteReceive(qrest, "omquser", "select", table_name, opts); try { while (true) { HashMap<String, Object> h = recv.getData(); if (h == null) { break; } processData(h); } } catch (Throwable e) { recv.disconnect(); throw e; } finally { recv.release(); }
- Returns:
- a hash of lists: keys = columns, values = lists of row values or null if all data has been received (do not call this method again after it returns null)
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- DB-REMOTE-RECEIVE-ERROR this exception is thrown if this method is called after it returns null signifying end of streamjava.lang.Throwable
- QUEUE-TIMEOUT this exception is thrown if a timeout occurs on the Qore::Thread::Queue "Queue"java.lang.Throwable
- STREAM-TERMINATED if the I/O thread was terminated prematurely, this exception will be thrown- Note:
- exceptions thrown in the socket I/O thread will be rethrown when this method is called so that errors can be handled in the main data thread
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getAllData
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> getAllData(int timeout_ms) throws java.lang.Throwable
Returns all data received by the object in a single call, if the timeout is omitted or equal or less than 0, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue Examples:DbRemoteReceive recv = new DbRemoteReceive(qrest, "omquser", "select", table_name, opts); try { HashMap<String, Object> h = recv.getAllData(300000); if (h != null) { processData(h); } } catch (Throwable e) { recv.disconnect(); throw e; } finally { recv.release(); }
- Parameters:
timeout_ms
- an override for the the timeout for waiting on the queue; integers are interpreted as milliseconds; relative date/time values are interpreted literally with a maximum resolution of milliseconds; if the timeout limit is exceeded before data is available, a "QUEUE-TIMEOUT" error is thrown. If no value is given here, the default queue timeout value configured for the object is used (see the "queue_timeout" option in the DbRemoteReceive "constructor")- Returns:
- a hash is returned where keys = columns, values = lists of row values, or null if no data was returned
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- DB-REMOTE-RECEIVE-ERROR this exception is thrown if this method is called after it returns null signifying end of streamjava.lang.Throwable
- QUEUE-TIMEOUT no data was posted to the queue in the timeout periodjava.lang.Throwable
- STREAM-TERMINATED if the I/O thread was terminated prematurely, this exception will be thrown- Note:
- exceptions thrown in the socket I/O thread will be rethrown when this method is called so that errors can be handled in the main data thread
- any exception thrown in this method (I/O error or timeout error) will cause all data to be lost; when this method returns (either normally or due to an exception), the data complete flag is set and no more data can be retrieved from the object
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getAllData
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> getAllData() throws java.lang.Throwable
Returns all data received by the object in a single call, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue Examples:DbRemoteReceive recv = new DbRemoteReceive(qrest, "omquser", "select", table_name, opts); try { HashMap<String, Object> h = recv.getAllData(); if (h != null) { processData(h); } } catch (Throwable e) { recv.disconnect(); throw e; } finally { recv.release(); }
- Returns:
- a hash is returned where keys = columns, values = lists of row values, or null if no data was returned
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- DB-REMOTE-RECEIVE-ERROR this exception is thrown if this method is called after it returns null signifying end of streamjava.lang.Throwable
- QUEUE-TIMEOUT no data was posted to the queue in the timeout periodjava.lang.Throwable
- STREAM-TERMINATED if the I/O thread was terminated prematurely, this exception will be thrown- Note:
- exceptions thrown in the socket I/O thread will be rethrown when this method is called so that errors can be handled in the main data thread
- any exception thrown in this method (I/O error or timeout error) will cause all data to be lost; when this method returns (either normally or due to an exception), the data complete flag is set and no more data can be retrieved from the object
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getDataRows
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>[] getDataRows(int timeout_ms) throws java.lang.Throwable
Returns queued data as a list of rows as soon as it is available, if the timeout is omitted or equal or less than 0, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue; once this method return null it signifies that the end of stream data condition has been reached; do not call this method again after it returns null Examples:DbRemoteReceive recv = new DbRemoteReceive(qrest, "omquser", "select", table_name, opts); try { while (true) { HashMap<String, Object>[] l = recv.getDataRows(120000); if (l == null) { break; } processData(h); } } catch (Throwable e) { recv.disconnect(); throw e; } finally { recv.release(); }
- Parameters:
timeout_ms
- an override for the the timeout for waiting on the queue; integers are interpreted as milliseconds; relative date/time values are interpreted literally with a maximum resolution of milliseconds; if the timeout limit is exceeded before data is available, a "QUEUE-TIMEOUT" error is thrown. If no value is given here, the default queue timeout value configured for the object is used (see the "queue_timeout" option in the DbRemoteReceive "constructor")- Returns:
- a list of row data or null if all data has been received (do not call this method again after it returns null)
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- DB-REMOTE-RECEIVE-ERROR this exception is thrown if this method is called after it returns null signifying end of streamjava.lang.Throwable
- QUEUE-TIMEOUT this exception is thrown if a timeout occurs on the Qore::Thread::Queue "Queue"java.lang.Throwable
- STREAM-TERMINATED if the I/O thread was terminated prematurely, this exception will be thrown- Note:
- exceptions thrown in the socket I/O thread will be rethrown when this method is called so that errors can be handled in the main data thread
- the native column format is converted to row format for the return value of this method
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getDataRows
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>[] getDataRows() throws java.lang.Throwable
Returns queued data as a list of rows as soon as it is available, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue; once this method return null it signifies that the end of stream data condition has been reached; do not call this method again after it returns null Examples:DbRemoteReceive recv = new DbRemoteReceive(qrest, "omquser", "select", table_name, opts); try { while (true) { HashMap<String, Object>[] l = recv.getDataRows(); if (l == null) { break; } processData(h); } } catch (Throwable e) { recv.disconnect(); throw e; } finally { recv.release(); }
- Returns:
- a list of row data or null if all data has been received (do not call this method again after it returns null)
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- DB-REMOTE-RECEIVE-ERROR this exception is thrown if this method is called after it returns null signifying end of streamjava.lang.Throwable
- QUEUE-TIMEOUT this exception is thrown if a timeout occurs on the Qore::Thread::Queue "Queue"java.lang.Throwable
- STREAM-TERMINATED if the I/O thread was terminated prematurely, this exception will be thrown- Note:
- exceptions thrown in the socket I/O thread will be rethrown when this method is called so that errors can be handled in the main data thread
- the native column format is converted to row format for the return value of this method
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getAllDataRows
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>[] getAllDataRows(int timeout_ms) throws java.lang.Throwable
Returns all data recevied by the object in a single call as a list of rows, if the timeout is omitted or equal or less than 0, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue Examples:try { HashMap<String, Object>[] l = recv.getAllDataRows(); if (l != null) { processData(h); } } catch (Throwable e) { recv.disconnect(); throw e; } finally { recv.release(); }
- Parameters:
timeout_ms
- an override for the the timeout for waiting on the queue; integers are interpreted as milliseconds; relative date/time values are interpreted literally with a maximum resolution of milliseconds; if the timeout limit is exceeded before data is available, a "QUEUE-TIMEOUT" error is thrown. If no value is given here, the default queue timeout value configured for the object is used (see the "queue_timeout" option in the DbRemoteReceive "constructor")- Returns:
- a list of rows or null if no data was returned
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- DB-REMOTE-RECEIVE-ERROR this exception is thrown if this method is called after it returns null signifying end of streamjava.lang.Throwable
- QUEUE-TIMEOUT no data was posted to the queue in the timeout periodjava.lang.Throwable
- STREAM-TERMINATED if the I/O thread was terminated prematurely, this exception will be thrown- Note:
- exceptions thrown in the socket I/O thread will be rethrown when this method is called so that errors can be handled in the main data thread
- any exception thrown in this method (I/O error or timeout error) will cause all data to be lost; when this method returns (either normally or due to an exception), the data complete flag is set and no more data can be retrieved from the object
- the native column format is converted to row format for the return value of this method
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getAllDataRows
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>[] getAllDataRows() throws java.lang.Throwable
Returns all data recevied by the object in a single call as a list of rows, no timeout is used and the call will block until data is available on the queue Examples:try { HashMap<String, Object>[] l = recv.getAllDataRows(); if (l != null) { processData(h); } } catch (Throwable e) { recv.disconnect(); throw e; } finally { recv.release(); }
- Returns:
- a list of rows or null if no data was returned
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- DB-REMOTE-RECEIVE-ERROR this exception is thrown if this method is called after it returns null signifying end of streamjava.lang.Throwable
- QUEUE-TIMEOUT no data was posted to the queue in the timeout periodjava.lang.Throwable
- STREAM-TERMINATED if the I/O thread was terminated prematurely, this exception will be thrown- Note:
- exceptions thrown in the socket I/O thread will be rethrown when this method is called so that errors can be handled in the main data thread
- any exception thrown in this method (I/O error or timeout error) will cause all data to be lost; when this method returns (either normally or due to an exception), the data complete flag is set and no more data can be retrieved from the object
- the native column format is converted to row format for the return value of this method
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config
public StreamConfig config() throws java.lang.Throwable
Returns the configuration object- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
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James Gallagher confirms Conor McGregor's return to training for UFC return
James Gallagher has confirmed Conor McGregor is back in training for his UFC return and backed his SBG team-mate to return to his best.
McGregor announced last month he would fight in January, with UFC lightweights Donald Cerrone and Justin Gaethje leading the race to welcome the Irishman back to the octagon.
Bellator star Gallagher, 23, has trained alongside McGregor since he was a teenager and explained why the gym had been closed to non-members during the day.
Head coach John Kavanagh announced the decision last week, leading to speculation McGregor was officially back in camp.
‘We’ve had real issues with bus loads of people coming into the gym when we’re training,’ Gallagher explained to Metro.co.uk.
‘That’s the reason. You can’t have people wandering in when you’re on the mat and asking for a picture.
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‘Now if you’re asking me is Conor back training, yes he is. It doesn’t matter if he’s there or not, people are coming in every day.
 About 50 of them! All over the gym and taking pictures. It’s become a tourist attraction and we can’t have that as fighters.’
McGregor has not fought at all in 2019, with his last bout in October 2018 when he lost to lightweight champion and bitter rival Khabib Nurmagomedov.
UFC president Dana White has refused to be drawn into speculation about McGregor’s official comeback, but the former featherweight and lightweight champion’s manager confirmed talks were ongoing about a January return.
McGregor has not fought regularly in MMA since 2016, fighting just once since defeating Eddie Alvarez to become two-weight champion in November of that year.
But Gallagher has no concerns about McGregor’s insistence he will avenge his loss to Nurmagomedov and believes his team-mate can rediscover his best form.
‘Of course he can get back to his best, and better,’ Gallagher insisted.
‘He can do anything he wants to do when he puts his mind to it. There’s no limits with him. You only limit yourself.’


In Capgemini, this is a very crucial round. Though Capgemini has never announced sectional cutoff, yet the overall test cutoff is high. Hence you need to answer the maximum number of questions to clear the test. Generally, a minimum of 70% questions needs to be answered rightly in each section.
| Section | Number of questions | Time duration |
|---|---|---|
| Pseudo Code MCQ’s | 20 | 20 mins |
The syllabus for Capgemini pseudo code MCQs section is as given below. Questions will be mostly on these topics only.
- ask questions / clarifications on Gitter Room
The most likely ones
The elaborate one
Finish all 20 challenges (PSEUDO code in C/C++) - get invited to the REPL course and complete all the challenges.
The best way to grok Recursion is by writing recursive code. There is no other better way. Pick and choose any 5 of the problems and pass all the test cases. The link to the recursion code camp is http://j.mp/rTutorial
This CloudCoder problem should not take more than a minute if you know where to fix it - http://j.mp/bugFix4
Read about recursion at http://j.mp/recursionTutorial (OPTIONAL)
Only if you are VERY THOROUGH with Step 1 and Step2, spend time on pointers. Be absolutely sure about Step 1 and Step 2 before stepping into more advanced material.
- ask questions / clarifications on Gitter Room
This section of Capgemini Test Pattern checks the basics knowledge about programming language of the candidates. It consists of questions mainly from Data Structure, C/C++, and Digital, Data Structure commands, and syntaxes types of questions like
A total of 25 Questions are asked in this section in the allotted time of 25 minutes. The overall pattern is given below.
| Capgemini Pseudo Coding Test | Expected number of Questions | Level of Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Algorithm (output prediction, finding the error, calculating time complexity) | 8 | Easy |
| Data Structure | 5 | Medium |
| OOPS | 3-4 | Medium |
The pattern for Capgemini pseudo code MCQs is given below. Capgemini pseudo code Mcqs section consists of 25 questions to be answered in 25 minutes. This means approximately 1 minute is the maximum amount you can take to answer each question.


Blah... It Sucks Being Hardheads!
My wife and I recently tried 2C-I for the first time. She did 20 mg, and I did 22 mg. It was from a reliable source, and we used a quality scale to measure it out. I fasted well in advance, eating nothing all day except for some blended fruit in the morning, and some unsweetened soy milk w/whey protein in the afternoon.
The drug took about 1.5 to 2 hours to kick in fully, with no effect for the first 1.5 hours. When it did come on, it was very subtle. I felt a warmth in my chest, which at times verged on heartburn. I had a slightly accelerated heart rate, and some restlessness.
Neither of us found the substance very impressive. I should note that we are both confirmed hardheads, so we might have gotten a lot more out of a higher dose. I had some slight visual distortion, otherwise not much to report. We both found ourselves in a very introverted state of mind. Emotionally, it was very cold, almost devoid of any feeling. No love, no empathy, nothing but emptiness. The music was barely enhanced, if at all.
To liven things up a little, we did some whippets about four hours into the trip. That cheered up my wife substantially, me not so much. However, determined to get something out of the trip, we did our best to get into each othersí heads. We had sex, which was good -- somewhat enhanced, but nothing mind-blowing. Then we lay around listening to music and watching a little baseball. We were both back to baseline about 7-8 hours after ingesting the substance, and we had no trouble falling asleep. I had a slight headache the next day, which was easily cured by some Tylenol; otherwise we felt completely normal, as contrasted with a night of Ecstasy (which wears us out the next day) or LSD (which rejuvenates and stimulates us).
That was about it. Sorry it wasnít more interesting!! Perhaps a higher dose would have been more exciting.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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- Undergrad studying MSc.Mathematics at BITS Pilani-K.K.Birla Goa Campus
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- Graduated high school from VSSC Central School, Trivandrum, Kerala, India with a CGPA of 10
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Russell Wilson, Richard Sherman prove there's no beef between them after game
by TSD StaffThere have been a lot of whispers circulating about a rumored rift between Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman, dating back to their time in Seattle.
It’s even been said that that supposed beef was a reason why Sherman ended up signing in San Francisco — with Seattle’s biggest division rival.
But the two did a great job of putting that rumor to rest on the field after Monday’s game was over, swapping jerseys and some words as well — all smiles.
The two may not be as close as they were when they swapped this photo, but they’re still at peace with each other.
Where there’s smoke, there’s fire. Sure, the two may have had some disagreements dating back to their time as teammates, but that happens on every team. Look what happened between Antonio Brown and Ben Roethlisberger. Not everyone gets along, but at the end of the day, it’s just business, as these two proved.


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30% of your overall class grade is the average grade of all homework assignments.
Each homework assignment is due at the start of each class, and is graded as follows:
| 100% | Assignment complete and pushed to Github |
| 75% | Assignment complete but not pushed to Github |
| 50% | Assignment incomplete (did not finish or properly follow directions) |
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