The project is based on the requirement to access the web module deployment descriptor for other Netbeans modules in a simple and servlet spec.-independent way.
There are multiple cases when web module deployment descriptor need to be modified from the "outside".
These are some examples of probable DD API clients :
JAX-RPC Web Services based on servlet need to include specific elemens to deployment descriptor and map the service to a URL that specifies where the WSDL file can be found.
See the example (JWSDP1.2) :
<listener> <listener-class>com.sun.xml.rpc.server.http.JAXRPCContextListener</listener-class> </listener> <servlet> <servlet-name>Hello</servlet-name> <display-name>Hello</display-name> <description>JAX-RPC endpoint - Hello</description> <servlet-class>com.sun.xml.rpc.server.http.JAXRPCServlet</servlet-class> <load-on-startup>1</load-on-startup> </servlet> <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>Hello</servlet-name> <url-pattern>/hello</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping>
There are several wizards that need to insert elements to DD regarding the type of the wizard.
Examples :
DD Editor significantly improves DD editing in the way that user doesn't need to know the syntax of web.xml file. It is desirable for DD Editor module to work with DD API interfaces instead of s2b beans directly (generated for the specific version of DD), as it is was done in previous versions.
This is the list of other possible clients of DD API :
Based on the expectations derived from the Use Cases we can specify the list of requirements:
Clients need to have access to deployment descriptor data, modify the data and be able to save changes back to FileObject or output stream.
Clients need to be able to access all the data from deployment descriptor and modify them easily. There need to be some general methods created to simplify the actions like :
Provide the universal DD API interfaces/methods regardless the version of DD(Servlet2.3/Servlet2.4). Throw the VersionNotSupportedException when the method is not supported in specific version.
DD API should be prepared for the Servlet spec.changes in order to be backward compatible :
- if new elements are added, new methods need to throw the VersionNotSupportedException in order to support the old version(s).
- If elements are removed from new spec.(broken backward compatibility), the related methods need to throw the VersionNotSupportedException.
It is not supposed that DD API interfaces will be implemented by third party - no SPI support.
Clients must be able to listen to the changes on DD API objects. The PropertyChangeEvents must be fired when :
DD API should notify client when web.xml file is unparsable or invalid towards the DTD or XML schema file.
The DD API provides no UI for deployment descriptor editing. It provides no UI at all.
DD API doesn't enable to create the web.xml file from scratch.
This feature is not planned to be supported for the first version of DD API (PromotionB), but can be implemented later.
Thus, the server spec.version is the read-only property for the first version.
There is no relationship to web-apps functionality provided by web/core, web/advanced etc. modules. In other words DD API exists as a standalone Netbeans module not dependent on other modules (except OpenIDE/FileSystem,OpenIDE/Util and schema2beans).
Meanwhile there is no support for web.xml modification using the ANT build script. There are no DD API ant tasks prepared for the first version.
It is expected that for the next version one ore more ANT tasks will be created for DD modification.
The DD API is based on a bunch of interfaces corresponding to the deployment descriptor xml structure. The names of interfaces are derived from the names of deployment descriptor elements in web.xml file. The DD API interfaces are organized in a hierarchic tree structure. The object of particular interface type is available through the root (WebApp object) od deployment descriptor. The implementation of DD API interfaces is hidden for clients. It is based on schema2beans infrastructure and is DD version - specific. (there is always requirement to support at least two successive versions of DD specification). The root of the deployment descriptor is available using the DDProvider class.
All DD API interfaces are included to this package.
Here is the hierarchic structure of the DD API interfaces :
WebApp - Icon [*] - InitParam [*] - Filter [*] - Icon [*] - InitParam [*] - FilterMapping [*] - Listener [*] - Icon [*] - Servlet [*] - Icon [*] - InitParam [*] - RunAs [*] - SecurityRoleRef [*] - ServletMapping [*] - SessionConfig [?] - MimeMapping [*] - WelcomeFileList [?] - ErrorPage [*] - Taglib [*] - JspConfig [?] - Taglib [*] - JspPropertyGroup [*] - SecurityConstraint [*] - WebResourceCollection [+] - AuthConstraint [?] - UserDataConstraint [?] - LoginConfig [?] - FormLoginConfig [?] - SecurityRole [*] - EnvEntry [*] - EjbRef [*] - EjbLocalRef [*] - ServiceRef [*] - Icon [*] - PortComponentRef [*] - ServiceRefHandler [*] - InitParam [*] - ResourceRef [*] - ResourceEnvRef [*] - MessageDestinationRef [*] - MessageDestination [*] - Icon [*] - LocaleEncodingMappingList [?] - LocaleEncoding [+] Comments : [*] - objects occur multiple times in the parent object (0-n) [+] - objects occur multiple times in the parent object (1-n) [?] - object can occur only once in the parent object (0-1)
The syntax and usage of interface methods is very simple and straightforward.
If certain object [XYZ interface] occurs multiple times in the parent object these methods are present in the parent interface :
Provides the access to deployment descriptor root - WebApp object.
The DDProvider class is a singleton and caches the WebApp objects in IDE.
There are following methods for getting the WebApp object :
VersionNotSupportedException
The exception is thrown when specific DD version doesn't support a specific DD API method.
Methods :
NameAlreadyUsedException
Thrown when an element with the same name is being pushed to deployment descriptor.
Methods :
CommonDDBean
Interface providing the basic functionality for all DD API interfaces :
CreateCapability
Interface providing a create capability - for creating a not bound or bound deployment descriptor elements :
FindCapability
Interface providing a general lookup capability :
DescriptionInterface
Interface providing methods for description manipulation. Extended by DD Interfaces containing the Description property.
Methods :
DisplayNameInterface
Interface providing methods for display name manipulation. Extended by DD Interfaces containing the DisplayName property.
Methods :
IconInterface
Interface providing methods for icon manipulation. Extended by DD Interfaces containing the Icon property.
Methods :
ComponentInterface
It is a compound interface created by CommonDDBean, CreateCapability, FindCapability, DescriptionInterface, DisplayNameInterface and IconInterface.
RootInterface
Interface providing an additional functionality for the WebApp interface like method for writing the deployment descriptor to file or merging two DDs into one bean graph.
It extends the ComponentInterface.
Methods :
package mypackage; import org.netbeans.api.web.DDProvider; import org.netbeans.api.web.dd.WebApp; import org.netbeans.api.web.dd.Listener; import org.openide.filesystems.*; public class ListenerExample { /** * @param args the command line arguments */ public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { // get the file object of web.xml file DDProvider ddProvider = DDProvider.getDefault(); FileObject fo = Repository.getDefault().findResource("WEB-INF/web.xml"); // get the deployment descriptor root object WebApp webApp = ddProvider.getDDRoot(fo); // print the version of deployment dscriptor System.out.println("DD version = "+webApp.getVersion()); // get the array of listeners and print the listener classes Listener[] listeners = webApp.getListener(); for (int i=0; i<listeners.length; i++) { System.out.println("Listener ["+i+"] = "+listeners[i].getListenerClass()); } } }
package mypackage; import org.netbeans.api.web.DDProvider; import org.netbeans.api.web.dd.WebApp; import org.netbeans.api.web.dd.Servlet; import org.netbeans.api.web.dd.InitParam; import org.openide.filesystems.*; public class InitParamExample { /** * @param args the command line arguments */ public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { // get the file object of web.xml file DDProvider ddProvider = DDProvider.getDefault(); FileObject fo = Repository.getDefault().findResource("WEB-INF/web.xml"); // get the deployment descriptor root object WebApp webApp = ddProvider.getDDRoot(fo); // print the version of deployment dscriptor System.out.println("DD version = "+webApp.getVersion()); // looks for the "CarServlet" servlet at WebApp object by ServletName property Servlet servlet = (Servlet) webApp.findBeanByName("Servlet", "ServletName", "CarServlet"); if (servlet!=null) { // create a new - not bound - InitParam object and set it 2 properties ("ParamName" and "ParamValue") InitParam param = (InitParam)servlet.createBean("InitParam"); param.setParamName("car_type"); param.setParamValue("FORD"); // add InitParam object to Servlet object servlet.addInitParam(param); // create another InitParam object and set it 2 properties param = (InitParam)servlet.createBean("InitParam"); param.setParamName("car_color"); param.setParamValue("green"); // add InitParam object to Servlet object servlet.addInitParam(param); // write changes to file object webApp.write(fo); // print all init params to console InitParam[] newParams = servlet.getInitParam(); for (int i=0;i<newParams.length;i++) System.out.println("init-param ["+i+"] = "+newParams[i].getParamName()+" -> "+newParams[i].getParamValue()); } } }
JRE 1.4 or JRE1.3 with JAXP
IDE/1 > 3.17
org.netbeans.api.web.dd - DD API interfaces and DDProvider class.
org.netbeans.api.web.dd.common - DD API Super-Interfaces and DD API Exceptions.
Servlet 2.3, Servlet2.4, JAXP
The impact on other modules currently exploring and manipulating web.xml files is minimal. Instead of working with schema2bean classes directly, they need to switch to DD API and work with interfaces.
In most cases the method names used in s2b generated classes are equal to method names in DD API interfaces.
Not.
The reading/parsing and writing the web.xml is the bottleneck of the DD API performance. Than the schema2beans root object is weakly cached in memmory.
However, those operations have no visible impact while working with web modules with standard-sized deployment descriptors.
The measurements were not provided for DD API specifically, but there may have been some measurements made in schema2beans infrastructure that is used for DD API implementation. There should be no additional deficites added by DD API.
Getting rid of the direct dependency on schema2beans generated bean graph enables DD API clients to work with deployment descriptor without care about version-specific details.
Some methods from DD API interfaces throw the VersionNotSupportedException which may be changed in the future (when all versions of DD will suport that element) or vice versa there can be methods which may not be supported in higher versions, so the exception should be thrown. It is supposed that in the future only the limited number of DD versions will always be supported (2 successive versions) . See also the What is DD API Not For part.
There is no SPI support in DD API.
Several clients can concurrently use the DD API and work with the same instance of deployment descriptor at the same time.
In another words, several clients can work with the same DD API data model. See the picture :
Problems arise when one client stars to modify a web.xml and another client tries to make some changes to the same file while being modificated by the first client.
Also the synchronization between the data model (in memory) and web.xml file (on disk) need to be solved.
It is important to devide the responsibility for rosolving the concurent issues and synchronization between DD API module and client modules.
Let's supose these subjects, that may come into a conflict, dealing with DD API :
The Client 2[Wizard] and Client 3[Visual DD Editor] don't differ much in behaviour except that Visual DD Editor doesn't require the changes to be saved to disk after any change in component panel. In fact the Text Editor and Visual Editor should share the same save cookie object and let user to decide when to save the data to disk.
The concurrent problems should be hidden for the users and need to be resolved in implementation part of DD API and in DD Text Editor and DD Visual Editor respectively.
The solution is based on call back pattern when DD Editor provides the DD API with OutputProvider object.
DD API delegates then the save action to OutputProvider.save() method that resolves the writing as well as the concurent problem for DD API. It is realizable, because OutputProvider object knows whether the web.xml document is valid or not in DD Editor.
It is important for DD API cliets to minimize the time between the event when web.xml file is open (obtained using the DDProvider.getDDRoot() method) and saved. There is not reasonable do create delays between those actions.
Example : When implementing the Servlet Wizard the wrong technique is to obtain the WebApp (DD root) object when the wizard is open and then provide the (modification and) writing after the wizard is finished. The good implementation takes the root object just before the deployment descriptor is modified and saved.
The DD API need do be flexible enough towards the future changes in Servlet specification. Nowadays DD API accepts both the DTD and XML schema files. It is expected that in future the XML schema for deployment descriptor will be changed. The DD API is prepared for changes that either break or not break the backward compatibility. It is expected that :
The DD API is being developed in the Extreme Programming style and the NbUnit tests were already developped. Though, the unit tests are running in "ide" mode currently, newertheless, they are ready to run in "code" mode as well.


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If you grow up until you fill the game screen you win.
If you choose 2 Player or AI mode the surviving snake left wins the game.
If you choose doubble snake you lose the game if one of the 2 snakes dies.
Red squares are apples that grow the snake.
Blue square are obstacles that kills the snake.
Yellow squares are portals that teleports the snake.
A snake is made out of green scquares.
A snake head is a single dark green square.
A snake body is a green square + a smaller & lighter green square.
Enter: start the game.
Spacebar: pause & unpause.
R: resets the game.
Arrow keys: Player 1 up, down, left & right control.
WASD keys: Player 2 up, down, left & right control.
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ThtObjectEvent = procedure(Sender, Obj: TObject;
const Attribute: string) of Object;
The ThtObjectEvent type is the type for OnObjectFocus, OnObjectBlur, and OnObjectChange events.
In the above:
SenderThe THtmlViewer where the Object is located
ObjA pointer to the clicked object.
AttributeThe string assigned to the OnFocus, OnBlur, or OnChange attribute of the object's HTML tag.
Form controls currently support these events. Form controls are descendents of TFormControlObj. In particular, the TheControl property can give access to the underlying Delphi controls, such as TEdit, TButton, and TCheckbox with code similar to:
if (Obj is TFormControlObj) then
with TFormControlObj(Obj) do
if (TheControl is TButton) then .....
TFormControlObj also has an AttributeValue Property with which special user attributes can be accessed:
if (Obj is TFormControlObj) then
AttrValue := TFormControlObj(Obj).AttributeValue['MyAttr'];
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client module¶
-
class
client.
Client
(server_ip, server_port)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Client class for individual cameras
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close_connection
()[source]¶ ends the connection with the server :return: {str} confirmation/error messaage
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recv_msg
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Data Structures | |
| struct | _drsym_info_t |
| struct | _drsym_type_t |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct _drsym_info_t | drsym_info_t |
| typedef struct _drsym_type_t | drsym_type_t |
| typedef bool(* | drsym_enumerate_cb )(const char *name, size_t modoffs, void *data) |
Enumerations | |
| enum | drsym_error_t { DRSYM_SUCCESS, DRSYM_ERROR, DRSYM_ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, DRSYM_ERROR_INVALID_SIZE, DRSYM_ERROR_LOAD_FAILED, DRSYM_ERROR_SYMBOL_NOT_FOUND, DRSYM_ERROR_LINE_NOT_AVAILABLE, DRSYM_ERROR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, DRSYM_ERROR_FEATURE_NOT_AVAILABLE, DRSYM_ERROR_NOMEM } |
| enum | drsym_flags_t { DRSYM_LEAVE_MANGLED = 0x00, DRSYM_DEMANGLE = 0x01, DRSYM_DEMANGLE_FULL = 0x02, DRSYM_DEFAULT_FLAGS = DRSYM_DEMANGLE } |
| enum | drsym_debug_kind_t { DRSYM_SYMBOLS = (1 << 0), DRSYM_LINE_NUMS = (1 << 1), DRSYM_ELF_SYMTAB = (1 << 8), DRSYM_DWARF_LINE = (1 << 9), DRSYM_PDB = (1 << 10), DRSYM_PECOFF_SYMTAB = (1 << 11) } |
| enum | { DRSYM_TYPE_OTHER, DRSYM_TYPE_INT, DRSYM_TYPE_PTR, DRSYM_TYPE_FUNC } |
Functions | |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t | drsym_init (IF_WINDOWS_ELSE(const wchar_t *, int) shmid) |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t | drsym_exit (void) |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t | drsym_lookup_address (const char *modpath, size_t modoffs, drsym_info_t *info, uint flags) |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t | drsym_get_func_type (const char *modpath, size_t modoffs, char *buf, size_t buf_sz, drsym_func_type_t **func_type) |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t | drsym_lookup_symbol (const char *modpath, const char *symbol, size_t *modoffs, uint flags) |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t | drsym_enumerate_symbols (const char *modpath, drsym_enumerate_cb callback, void *data, uint flags) |
| DR_EXPORT size_t | drsym_demangle_symbol (char *dst, size_t dst_sz, const char *mangled, uint flags) |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t | drsym_get_module_debug_kind (const char *modpath, drsym_debug_kind_t *kind) |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t | drsym_search_symbols (const char *modpath, const char *match, bool full, drsym_enumerate_cb callback, void *data) |
| typedef bool(* drsym_enumerate_cb)(const char *name, size_t modoffs, void *data) |
Type for drsym_enumerate_symbols and drsym_search_symbols callback function. Returns whether to continue the enumeration or search.
| [in] | name | Name of the symbol. |
| [out] | modoffs | Offset of the symbol from the module base. |
| [in] | data | User parameter passed to drsym_enumerate_symbols() or drsym_search_symbols(). |
| typedef struct _drsym_info_t drsym_info_t |
Data structure that holds symbol information
| typedef struct _drsym_type_t drsym_type_t |
Base type information. Use the 'kind' member to downcast to a more specific type.
| anonymous enum |
| enum drsym_debug_kind_t |
Bitfield indicating the availability of different kinds of debugging information for a module. The first 8 bits are reserved for platform independent qualities of the debug info, while the rest indicate exactly which kind of debug information is present.
| enum drsym_error_t |
Success code for each DRSyms operation
| enum drsym_flags_t |
Bitfield of options to each DRSyms operation.
| DR_EXPORT size_t drsym_demangle_symbol | ( | char * | dst, | |
| size_t | dst_sz, | |||
| const char * | mangled, | |||
| uint | flags | |||
| ) |
Given a mangled or decorated C++ symbol, outputs the source name into dst
. If the unmangled name requires more than dst_sz
bytes, it is truncated and null-terminated to fit into dst
. If the unmangling fails, symbol
is copied as-is into dst
, and truncated and null-terminated to fit. Returns zero if the name could not be unmangled; else returns the number of characters in the unmangled name, including the terminating null.
If the unmangling is successful but dst
is too small to hold it, returns the number of characters required to store the name, including the terminating null, just as in a successful case. On Linux or for Windows PDB, symbol
is copied as-is into dst
just like for unmangling failure; for Windows PECOFF, the unmangled name is copied, truncated to fit, and null-terminated.
If there was overflow, the return value may be an estimate of the required size, so a second attempt with the return value is not guaranteed to be successful. If the caller needs the full name, they may need to make multiple attempts with a larger buffer.
| [out] | dst | Output buffer for demangled name. |
| [in] | dst_sz | Size of the output buffer in bytes. |
| [in] | mangled | Mangled C++ symbol to demangle. |
| [in] | flags | Options for the operation. DRSYM_DEMANGLE is implied. |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t drsym_enumerate_symbols | ( | const char * | modpath, | |
| drsym_enumerate_cb | callback, | |||
| void * | data, | |||
| uint | flags | |||
| ) |
Enumerates all symbol information for a given module. Calls the given callback function for each symbol. If the callback returns false, the enumeration will end.
| [in] | modpath | The full path to the module to be queried. |
| [in] | callback | Function to call for each symbol found. |
| [in] | data | User parameter passed to callback. |
| [in] | flags | Options for the operation. Ignored for Windows PDB (DRSYM_PDB). |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t drsym_exit | ( | void | ) |
Clean up and shut down the symbol access library.
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t drsym_get_func_type | ( | const char * | modpath, | |
| size_t | modoffs, | |||
| char * | buf, | |||
| size_t | buf_sz, | |||
| drsym_func_type_t ** | func_type | |||
| ) |
Retrieves function type information for a given module offset. After a successful execution, *func_type
points to the function type. All memory used to represent the types comes from buf
, so the caller only needs to dispose buf
to free them. Returns DRSYM_ERROR_NOMEM if the buffer is not big enough.
| [in] | modpath | The full path to the module to be queried. |
| [in] | modoffs | The offset from the base of the module specifying the start address of the function. |
| [out] | buf | Memory used for the types. |
| [in] | buf_sz | Number of bytes in buf . |
| [out] | func_type | Pointer to the type of the function. |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t drsym_get_module_debug_kind | ( | const char * | modpath, | |
| drsym_debug_kind_t * | kind | |||
| ) |
Outputs the kind of debug information available for the module modpath
in *kind
if the operation succeeds.
| [in] | modpath | The full path to the module to be queried. |
| [out] | kind | The kind of debug information available. |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t drsym_init | ( | IF_WINDOWS_ELSE(const wchar_t *, int) | shmid | ) |
Initialize the symbol access library.
| [in] | shmid | Identifies the symbol server for sideline operation. |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t drsym_lookup_address | ( | const char * | modpath, | |
| size_t | modoffs, | |||
| drsym_info_t * | info, | |||
| uint | flags | |||
| ) |
Retrieves symbol information for a given module offset. When returning DRSYM_ERROR_LINE_NOT_AVAILABLE, the symbol information start_offs, end_offs, and name will still be valid.
| [in] | modpath | The full path to the module to be queried. |
| [in] | modoffs | The offset from the base of the module specifying the address to be queried. |
| [in,out] | info | Information about the symbol at the queried address. |
| [in] | flags | Options for the operation. Ignored for Windows PDB (DRSYM_PDB). |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t drsym_lookup_symbol | ( | const char * | modpath, | |
| const char * | symbol, | |||
| size_t * | modoffs, | |||
| uint | flags | |||
| ) |
Retrieves the address for a given symbol name.
For Windows PDB symbols (DRSYM_PDB), we don't support the DRSYM_DEMANGLE_FULL flag. Also for Windows PDB, if DRSYM_DEMANGLE is set, symbol
must include the template arguments.
| [in] | modpath | The full path to the module to be queried. |
| [in] | symbol | The name of the symbol being queried. To specify a target module, pass "modulename!symbolname" as the symbol string to look up. |
| [out] | modoffs | The offset from the base of the module specifying the address of the specified symbol. |
| [in] | flags | Options for the operation. Ignored for Window PDB (DRSYM_PDB). |
| DR_EXPORT drsym_error_t drsym_search_symbols | ( | const char * | modpath, | |
| const char * | match, | |||
| bool | full, | |||
| drsym_enumerate_cb | callback, | |||
| void * | data | |||
| ) |
Enumerates all symbol information matching a pattern for a given module. Calls the given callback function for each matching symbol. If the callback returns false, the enumeration will end.
This routine is only supported for PDB symbols (DRSYM_PDB).
| [in] | modpath | The full path to the module to be queried. |
| [in] | match | Regular expression describing the names of the symbols to be enumerated. To specify a target module, use the "module_pattern!symbol_pattern" format. |
| [in] | full | Whether to search all symbols or (the default) just functions. A full search takes significantly more time and memory and eliminates the performance advantage over other lookup methods. A full search requires dbghelp.dll version 6.6 or higher. |
| [in] | callback | Function to call for each matching symbol found. |
| [in] | data | User parameter passed to callback. |


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Simple snackbar
Snackbar with button and callback


public interface SockJsServiceConfig
SockJsService
configuration
options they need to have access to. Mainly for internal use.| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
long |
getHeartbeatTime()
The amount of time in milliseconds when the server has not sent any
messages and after which the server should send a heartbeat frame to the
client in order to keep the connection from breaking.
|
int |
getHttpMessageCacheSize()
The number of server-to-client messages that a session can cache while waiting for
the next HTTP polling request from the client.
|
SockJsMessageCodec |
getMessageCodec()
The codec to use for encoding and decoding SockJS messages.
|
int |
getStreamBytesLimit()
Streaming transports save responses on the client side and don't free
memory used by delivered messages.
|
TaskScheduler |
getTaskScheduler()
A scheduler instance to use for scheduling heart-beat messages.
|
TaskScheduler getTaskScheduler()
int getStreamBytesLimit()
The default value is 128K (i.e. 128 * 1024).
long getHeartbeatTime()
The default value is 25,000 (25 seconds).
int getHttpMessageCacheSize()
The amount of time between HTTP requests should be relatively brief and will not
exceed the allows disconnect delay (see
AbstractSockJsService.setDisconnectDelay(long)
,
5 seconds by default.
The default size is 100.
SockJsMessageCodec getMessageCodec()
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if no SockJsMessageCodec
is available


Ways you can protect yourself against online banking fraud
During International Fraud Awareness Week the local community should be made aware of current trends among criminals and how they can protect themselves.
by Charl PienaarMBOMBELA – According to statistics released by the SAPS, 668 incidences of commercial crimes, which include fraud and the so-called “white collar” crimes, were reported at the Nelspruit Police Station.
The South African Banking Risk Information Centre (SABRIC) reported an upsurge in fraud occurring in 2018, with almost 23 500 cases across all banking platforms, amounting to R262,8 million in gross losses.
Online-related complaints are becoming more prevalent. “While financial services firms are working around the clock to improve security, fraudsters are continuously devising new plans to circumvent the latest safety measures,” Cowyk Fox, the managing executive for Everyday Banking at Absa explained.
The underlying cause for the increase in fraudulent activities is; phishing and vishing scams. Phishing is when fraudsters impersonate a bank via email, by attempting to lure the unsuspecting victim to click on links that redirect them to a fake banking site, in order to obtain their personal information. With vishing, fraudsters’ contact their victims claiming to be from their bank. The request login details from their victims, in order to block fictitious transactions.
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Citizens can take the following precautions to protect themselves:
- Do not access emailed links to your bank’s online portal. Always type the relevant address directly into the Internet browser.
- Ensure that the browser link starts with https, which is an indication that the website allows secure communication through encryption.
- Install the latest version of your bank’s app.
- Keep your login information for online banking platforms in a safe place. Please remember that your bank will never ask you to confirm your confidential information telephonically.
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- If you haven’t been transacting in your personal capacity, do not authorise actions via your app.
- Register for notification services at your bank, to ensure you are up-to-date on your account activities.
- Turn off your Wi-Fi feature, when banking on a public network at Wi-Fi hotspots, as your account can be hacked.
- Choose strong, unique passwords, which includes upper and lower case letters and update them regularly.


Class: HTTY::Request
Overview
Encapsulates an HTTP(S) request.
Constant Summary
- AUTHORIZATION_HEADER_NAME =
'Authorization'
- COOKIES_HEADER_NAME =
'Cookie'
- METHODS_SENDING_BODY =
[:post, :put]
Instance Attribute Summary (collapse)
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- (Object) request_method
readonly
Returns the HTTP method of the request, if any.
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- (Object) response
Returns the response received for the request, if any.
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- (Object) uri
Returns the URI of the request.
Class Method Summary (collapse)
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+ (Object) build_authority(components)
Returns a URI authority (a combination of userinfo, host, and port) corresponding to the specified components hash.
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+ (Object) build_path_query_and_fragment(components)
Returns a combination of a URI path, query, and fragment, corresponding to the specified components hash.
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+ (Object) build_uri(components)
Returns a URI corresponding to the specified components hash, or raises URI::InvalidURIError.
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+ (Object) parse_uri(address)
Returns a URI corresponding to the specified address, or raises URI::InvalidURIError.
- + (Object) set_up_cookies_and_authentication(request) protected
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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- (Object) ==(other_request)
(also: #eql?)
Returns true if other_request is equivalent to the request.
-
- (Object) address(address)
Establishes a new #uri corresponding to the specified address.
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- (Object) body_set(body)
Sets the body of the request.
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- (Object) body_unset
Clears the body of the request.
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- (Object) connect!
Makes an HTTP CONNECT request using the path of #uri.
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- (Object) cookie_add(name, value = nil)
Appends to #cookies using the specified name (required) and value (optional).
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- (Object) cookie_remove(name)
Removes the last element of #cookies having the specified name.
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- (Object) cookies
Returns an array of the cookies belonging to the request.
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- (Object) cookies_remove_all
Removes all #cookies.
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- (Object) cookies_use(response)
Sets #cookies according to the _Set-Cookie_ header of the specified response, or raises either HTTY::NoResponseError or HTTY::NoSetCookieHeaderError.
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- (Object) delete!
Makes an HTTP DELETE request using the path of #uri.
- - (Object) dup_without_response protected
- - (Object) establish_basic_authentication protected
-
- (Object) follow(response)
Establishes a new #uri according to the Location header of the specified response, or raises either HTTY::NoResponseError or HTTY::NoLocationHeaderError.
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- (Object) fragment_set(fragment)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified fragment.
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- (Object) fragment_unset
Establishes a new #uri without a fragment.
-
- (Object) get!
Makes an HTTP GET request using the path of #uri.
-
- (Object) head!
Makes an HTTP HEAD request using the path of #uri.
-
- (Object) header_set(name, value)
Appends to #headers or changes the element of #headers using the specified name and value.
-
- (Object) header_unset(name)
Removes the element of #headers having the specified name.
-
- (Object) headers(include_content_length = METHODS_SENDING_BODY.include?(request_method))
Returns an array of the headers belonging to the payload.
-
- (Object) headers_unset_all
Removes all #headers.
-
- (Object) host_set(host)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified host.
-
- (Request) initialize(address)
constructor
Initializes a new HTTY::Request with a #uri corresponding to the specified address.
-
- (Object) options!
Makes an HTTP OPTIONS request using the path of #uri.
-
- (Object) patch!
Makes an HTTP PATCH request using the path of #uri.
- - (Object) path_query_and_fragment protected
-
- (Object) path_set(path)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified path which may be absolute or relative.
-
- (Object) port_set(port)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified port.
-
- (Object) post!
Makes an HTTP POST request using the path of #uri.
-
- (Object) put!
Makes an HTTP PUT request using the path of #uri.
-
- (Object) query_add(name, value = nil)
Establishes a new #uri with an additional query-string parameter specified by name and value.
-
- (Object) query_remove(name, value = nil)
Establishes a new #uri, removing the last query-string parameter specified by name and value.
-
- (Object) query_set(name, value = nil)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified value for the query-string parameter specified by name.
-
- (Object) query_unset(name)
Establishes a new #uri without the query-string parameter specified by name.
-
- (Object) query_unset_all
Establishes a new #uri without a query string.
- - (Object) rebuild_uri(changed_components) protected
-
- (Object) scheme_set(scheme)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified scheme.
-
- (Object) trace!
Makes an HTTP TRACE request using the path of #uri.
-
- (Object) userinfo_set(username, password = nil)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified userinfo.
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- (Object) userinfo_unset
Establishes a new #uri without userinfo.
Constructor Details
- (Request) initialize(address)
Initializes a new HTTY::Request with a #uri corresponding to the specified address.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 137 def initialize(address) super({:headers => [['User-Agent', "htty/#{HTTY::VERSION}"]]}) @uri = self.class.parse_uri(address) establish_basic_authentication establish_content_length end |
Instance Attribute Details
- (Object) request_method (readonly)
Returns the HTTP method of the request, if any.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 127 def request_method @request_method end |
- (Object) response
Returns the response received for the request, if any.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 130 def response @response end |
- (Object) uri
Returns the URI of the request.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 133 def uri @uri end |
Class Method Details
+ (Object) build_authority(components)
Returns a URI authority (a combination of userinfo, host, and port) corresponding to the specified components hash. Valid components keys include:
- :userinfo
- :host
- :port
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 30 def self.(components) userinfo_and_host = [components[:userinfo], components[:host]].compact.join('@') all = [userinfo_and_host, components[:port]].compact.join(':') return nil if (all == '') all end |
+ (Object) build_path_query_and_fragment(components)
Returns a combination of a URI path, query, and fragment, corresponding to the specified components hash. Valid components keys include:
- :path
- :query
- :fragment
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 44 def self.build_path_query_and_fragment(components) path = components[:path] query = components[:query] ? "?#{components[:query]}" : nil fragment = components[:fragment] ? "##{components[:fragment]}" : nil all = [path, query, fragment].compact.join return nil if (all == '') all end |
+ (Object) build_uri(components)
Returns a URI corresponding to the specified components hash, or raises URI::InvalidURIError. Valid components keys include:
- :scheme
- :userinfo
- :host
- :port
- :path
- :query
- :fragment
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 63 def self.build_uri(components) scheme = (components[:scheme] || 'http') + '://' unless %w(http:// https://).include?(scheme) raise ArgumentError, 'only http:// and https:// schemes are supported' end = (components) path_query_and_fragment = build_path_query_and_fragment(components) path_query_and_fragment ||= '/' if URI.parse([scheme, , path_query_and_fragment].join) end |
+ (Object) parse_uri(address)
Returns a URI corresponding to the specified address, or raises URI::InvalidURIError.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 77 def self.parse_uri(address) address = '<IP_ADDRESS>' if address.nil? || (address == '') scheme_missing = false if (address !~ /^[a-z]+:\/\//) && (address !~ /^mailto:/) scheme_missing = true address = 'http://' + address end scheme, userinfo, host, port, registry, # Not used by HTTP path, opaque, # Not used by HTTP query, fragment = URI.split(address) scheme = nil if scheme_missing path = nil if (path == '') unless scheme scheme = (port.to_i == URI::HTTPS::DEFAULT_PORT) ? 'https' : 'http' end build_uri :scheme => scheme, :userinfo => userinfo, :host => host, :port => port, :path => path, :query => query, :fragment => fragment end |
+ (Object) set_up_cookies_and_authentication(request) (protected)
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 114 def self.(request) previous_host = request.uri.host yield request. unless request.uri.host == previous_host request.send :establish_basic_authentication request end |
Instance Method Details
- (Object) ==(other_request) Also known as: eql?
Returns true if other_request is equivalent to the request.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 152 def ==(other_request) return false unless super(other_request) return false unless other_request.kind_of?(self.class) (other_request.response == response) && (other_request.uri == uri) end |
- (Object) address(address)
Establishes a new #uri corresponding to the specified address. If the host of the address is different from the host of #uri, then #cookies are cleared.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 162 def address(address) uri = self.class.parse_uri(address) if response dup = dup_without_response return self.class.send(:set_up_cookies_and_authentication, dup) do dup.uri = uri end end self.class.send(:set_up_cookies_and_authentication, self) do @uri = uri end end |
- (Object) body_set(body)
Sets the body of the request.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 177 def body_set(body) return dup_without_response.body_set(body) if response @body = body ? body.to_s : nil establish_content_length end |
- (Object) body_unset
Clears the body of the request.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 185 def body_unset body_set nil end |
- (Object) connect!
Makes an HTTP CONNECT request using the path of #uri.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 190 def connect! request! :connect end |
- (Object) cookie_add(name, value = nil)
Appends to #cookies using the specified name (required) and value (optional).
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 196 def (name, value=nil) return dup_without_response.(name, value) if response = HTTY::CookiesUtil.( + [[name.to_s, value]]) if @headers[COOKIES_HEADER_NAME] = else @headers.delete COOKIES_HEADER_NAME end self end |
- (Object) cookie_remove(name)
Removes the last element of #cookies having the specified name.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 210 def (name) return dup_without_response.(name) if response # Remove just one matching cookie from the end. rejected = false = .reverse.reject do |, | if !rejected && ( == name) rejected = true else false end end.reverse = HTTY::CookiesUtil.() if @headers[COOKIES_HEADER_NAME] = else @headers.delete COOKIES_HEADER_NAME end self end |
- (Object) cookies
Returns an array of the cookies belonging to the request.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 233 def HTTY::CookiesUtil. @headers[COOKIES_HEADER_NAME] end |
- (Object) cookies_remove_all
Removes all #cookies.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 238 def return dup_without_response. if response @headers.delete COOKIES_HEADER_NAME self end |
- (Object) cookies_use(response)
Sets #cookies according to the _Set-Cookie_ header of the specified response, or raises either HTTY::NoResponseError or HTTY::NoSetCookieHeaderError.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 248 def (response) raise HTTY::NoResponseError unless response = response.headers.detect do |name, value| name == HTTY::Response::COOKIES_HEADER_NAME end unless && .last raise HTTY::NoSetCookieHeaderError end header_set COOKIES_HEADER_NAME, .last end |
- (Object) delete!
Makes an HTTP DELETE request using the path of #uri.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 261 def delete! request! :delete end |
- (Object) dup_without_response (protected)
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 461 def dup_without_response request = self.dup request.response = nil request.instance_variable_set '@request_method', nil request end |
- (Object) establish_basic_authentication (protected)
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 468 def establish_basic_authentication value = uri.userinfo ? "Basic #{Base64.encode64(URI.unescape(uri.userinfo)).chomp}" : nil header_set AUTHORIZATION_HEADER_NAME, value end |
- (Object) follow(response)
Establishes a new #uri according to the Location header of the specified response, or raises either HTTY::NoResponseError or HTTY::NoLocationHeaderError.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 268 def follow(response) raise HTTY::NoResponseError unless response location_header = response.headers.detect do |name, value| name == HTTY::Response::LOCATION_HEADER_NAME end unless location_header && location_header.last raise HTTY::NoLocationHeaderError end address location_header.last end |
- (Object) fragment_set(fragment)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified fragment.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 281 def fragment_set(fragment) rebuild_uri :fragment => fragment end |
- (Object) fragment_unset
Establishes a new #uri without a fragment.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 286 def fragment_unset fragment_set nil end |
- (Object) get!
Makes an HTTP GET request using the path of #uri.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 291 def get! request! :get end |
- (Object) head!
Makes an HTTP HEAD request using the path of #uri.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 296 def head! request! :head end |
- (Object) header_set(name, value)
Appends to #headers or changes the element of #headers using the specified name and value.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 302 def header_set(name, value) return dup_without_response.header_set(name, value) if response name = name.to_s if value.nil? @headers.delete name return self end @headers[name] = value.to_s self end |
- (Object) header_unset(name)
Removes the element of #headers having the specified name.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 316 def header_unset(name) header_set name, nil end |
- (Object) headers(include_content_length = METHODS_SENDING_BODY.include?(request_method))
Returns an array of the headers belonging to the payload. If include_content_length is false, then a ‘Content Length’ header will be omitted. If include_content_length is not specified, then it will be true if #request_method is an HTTP method for which body content is expected.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 325 def headers(include_content_length= METHODS_SENDING_BODY.include?(request_method)) unless include_content_length return super().reject do |name, value| name == 'Content-Length' end end super() end |
- (Object) headers_unset_all
Removes all #headers.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 337 def headers_unset_all return dup_without_response.headers_unset_all if response @headers.clear self end |
- (Object) host_set(host)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified host.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 345 def host_set(host) rebuild_uri :host => host end |
- (Object) options!
Makes an HTTP OPTIONS request using the path of #uri.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 350 def request! :options end |
- (Object) patch!
Makes an HTTP PATCH request using the path of #uri.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 355 def patch! request! :patch end |
- (Object) path_query_and_fragment (protected)
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 475 def path_query_and_fragment self.class.build_path_query_and_fragment :path => uri.path, :query => uri.query, :fragment => uri.fragment end |
- (Object) path_set(path)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified path which may be absolute or relative.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 361 def path_set(path) absolute_path = (Pathname.new(uri.path) + path).to_s rebuild_uri :path => absolute_path end |
- (Object) port_set(port)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified port.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 367 def port_set(port) rebuild_uri :port => port end |
- (Object) post!
Makes an HTTP POST request using the path of #uri.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 372 def post! request! :post end |
- (Object) put!
Makes an HTTP PUT request using the path of #uri.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 377 def put! request! :put end |
- (Object) query_add(name, value = nil)
Establishes a new #uri with an additional query-string parameter specified by name and value. The value is optional.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 383 def query_add(name, value=nil) entries = current_query_entries entries << name + (value.nil? ? '' : "=#{value}") new_query = entries.empty? ? nil : entries.join('&') rebuild_uri :query => new_query end |
- (Object) query_remove(name, value = nil)
Establishes a new #uri, removing the last query-string parameter specified by name and value. The value is optional.
If there is more than one query-string parameter named name, those parameters matching both name and value (if specified) are removed.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 395 def query_remove(name, value=nil) return unless uri.query entries = current_query_entries entries.reverse.each do |entry| if entry =~ field_matcher(name, value) entries.delete(entry) break end end rebuild_uri :query => entries.join('&') end |
- (Object) query_set(name, value = nil)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified value for the query-string parameter specified by name. The value is optional.
If there is more than one query-string parameter named name, they are replaced by a single one with the specified value.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 412 def query_set(name, value=nil) entries = current_query_entries add_or_replace_field(entries, name, value) new_query = entries.empty? ? nil : entries.join('&') rebuild_uri :query => new_query end |
- (Object) query_unset(name)
Establishes a new #uri without the query-string parameter specified by name.
If there is more than one query-string parameter named name, they are removed.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 424 def query_unset(name) return unless uri.query entries = current_query_entries entries.delete_if do |entry| entry =~ field_matcher(name) end rebuild_uri :query => entries.join('&') end |
- (Object) query_unset_all
Establishes a new #uri without a query string.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 434 def query_unset_all rebuild_uri :query => nil end |
- (Object) rebuild_uri(changed_components) (protected)
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 481 def rebuild_uri(changed_components) return dup_without_response.rebuild_uri(changed_components) if response components = URI::HTTP::COMPONENT.inject({}) do |result, c| result.merge c => uri.send(c) end self.class.send(:set_up_cookies_and_authentication, self) do @uri = self.class.build_uri(components.merge(changed_components)) end end |
- (Object) scheme_set(scheme)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified scheme.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 439 def scheme_set(scheme) rebuild_uri :scheme => scheme end |
- (Object) trace!
Makes an HTTP TRACE request using the path of #uri.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 444 def trace! request! :trace end |
- (Object) userinfo_set(username, password = nil)
Establishes a new #uri with the specified userinfo.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 449 def userinfo_set(username, password=nil) userinfo = [username, password].compact.join(':') rebuild_uri :userinfo => userinfo end |
- (Object) userinfo_unset
Establishes a new #uri without userinfo.
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# File 'lib/htty/request.rb', line 455 def userinfo_unset userinfo_set nil end |


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This class includes the following methods:
Parameter |
Value |
name |
Name of the user being registered |
phone |
Phone number to be registered |
onCompletion |
Completion handler to call back when the authorization process completes |
Status |
Value |
Success |
onCompletion block is called with nil parameter |
Failure |
onCompletion block is called with error |
Note |
|
Parameter |
Value |
phone |
Phone number to be D1registered |
OTP |
6 digit OTP send to the phone number |
onCompletion |
Completion handler to call back when the verifaction OTP process completes |
Status |
Value |
Success |
onCompletion block is called with 'nil' parameter |
Failure |
onCompletion block is called with error |
Note |
|
None
Bool (True or False)
Note |
|
None
Bool (True or False)
Note |
|
name: Name of the user being registered.
N/A
Note |
Updates the user profile. |
onCompletion: Completion handler to call back when the refresh token process completes.
Parameter |
Value |
Success |
onCompletion block is called with nil parameter |
Failure |
onCompletion block is called with error |
Note |
Refreshes the user token. |


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In the interest of reducing the amount of times I go off course, I decided to address each point directly like it is a simple Q&A. Imagine you are in the audience asking the questions while I’m sitting on stage with a microphone. 3..2..1…ACTION.
Woman with iguana on her lap: What was it like to pair with others to solve challenges?
It’s been generally mixed and I am leaning toward positive. Some of pairs have been excellent and some of the pairs have been lackluster. Of course, it generally depends on the person, but I think it really comes down to deciding the whole navigator/driver relationship. It is particularly difficult for some people to NOT TAKE OVER the entire process as opposed to actually working with somebody.
50 year old man with Green Day T-Shirt: Was something particularly fun or rewarding
Most times, yeah. After a few of the team-ups, I ended up making friends and even discuss some of the topics outside of required pairing sessions. When you end up creating a final product that actually works, you do want to high-five somebody over the coderpad.io or chat window. However, these high-fives are only warranted if the partnership isn’t overtly one-sided. One thing that is pretty neat is that each person clearly comes to coding from a different background. One of the pairing partners I met actually told me this and it makes a fair amount of sense. When you look at somebody’s navigation or writing, you can sort of get an insight into how their brains work. For example, I figured out that my code is a bit verbose, but fairly engrained in taking each possible step. You learn from others how to do some code as a result which is extremely rewarding. Also, you can get a sense on how on the level you are with the rest of the group if you find different people.
5 year old girl who just threw a tantrum: Was something frustrating and difficult for you?I mentioned this earlier, but some partners are frustrating. They are frustrating not due to intelligence issues. Instead, they are frustrating because they seem to be focused on finishing the assignment and not learning it. As a result, the roles gets muddled and learning potential decreases as a result. For example, I did a GPS challenge with a partner on HTML/CSS which ended up with us working on the same code at the same time. In addition to being difficult to keep track, he didn’t end up discussing what he was doing. Now, this man was nice enough, but he was also just charging as fast as he can toward a finish line. On another challenge, I worked with an individual that wanted to work a VERY SPECIFIC WAY. I understand it is understandable to get used to people like this. However, it makes it hard to voice your concerns when they immediately steam-roll any chance of a true collaboration.
Generally, I felt the reactions were fair. I am new at coding so I may come across as being “unlearned” during some of the sessions. On the other hand, I feel some of the reviews are stretching to just add criticism. I’m not being arrogant when I say this though. I have a difficult time giving constructive feedback due to my laid-back persona. If the person was knowledge and easy to work with, I almost have nothing to complain about. I don’t like critiquing people unless they really earned it. Also, the feedback is not entirely anonymous early on so I do take that into account when writing feedback. I definitely took some of the feedback to heart and think on those points when pairing. For example, if I came across as disorganized in an earlier pair, I try to take the reins early on for the next one.
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Y Soft: Technology Hour Prague, 25th Sep 2014
Did you upgrade bash
yet?
$ env x='() { :;}; echo vulnerable' bash -c "echo this is a test"
vulnerable
this is a test
yum install wildfly
http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/nf8la/im_always_tempted_to_switch_two_random_cables_to/
http://www.shedworking.co.uk/2012/03/nuts-and-bolts-cable-ties.html
A project to manage containers
...and images
| VM (KVM, VMware) | Container (LXC, Docker) |
|---|---|
| We need to run the whole OS to start the process. | We launch processes directly, without botting the OS. |
| Virtual Machine (KVM, VMware) | Container (LXC, Docker) | |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware | Simulated | Uses it (almost) directly |
| Supported OS'es | Almost any | Only Linux |
| Startup time | Seconds to minutes | Miliseconds |
| Scalability | A few | Sky is the limit (thousands) |
| Size | HUGE | Small |
iptables
for network/sys/fs/cgroup/
for everything else/sys/fs/cgroup/
+ gnuplot
https://goldmann.pl/blog/2014/09/11/resource-management-in-docker/
nsenter
(soon docker exec
)sshd
inside of the container (boooo...)--net host
Attributions:


This method uses the built in, cross-platform, command line python debugger pdb.
"debugging": true, "debugging-method": "CommandLine",
break add ../../../Algorithm.Python/BasicTemplateAlgorithm.py:37 continue print(self.Portfolio.Invested)


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in melting glaciers. Severe droughts and dwindling underground sources have made freshwater all the more precious to us.
Fresh water is a resource every human on earth needs, but many do not have access to. So let's all make an effort to what might be our most valuable resource: water.
About Us
Water Conservation Awareness project has been taken up by students of Oakridge International Bangalore (a Nord Anglia Education School) to encourage conservation of water by doing things little differently and make our world a better
place
to live in.
We at Oakridge International strive to inculcate these values in our students as well promote their thoughts and ideas that could lead to improved better solutions.
Sometimes if you want to see a change for the better, you have to take things into your own hands.
- Clint Eastwood


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About the dashboard: The School Infrastructure dashboard visualises the data on school infrastructure metrics for {{state}}.
Note: These colors are applicable for the absolute selection only


The Neural Learning to Rank library using Chainer. Our goal is to make it easy to do offline learning to rank experiments on annotated learning to rank data.


About Fitsy
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How to declare the arrays ?
How to fetch the first element of the array ?
How to fetch the second element of the array ?
How to fetch the third element of the array ?
How to get the length of the array ?
How to loop the array array ?
How to add element at the end of the array ?
How to add more element at the end of the array ?
How to declare the arrays with alphabets ?
How to sort the arrays with alphabets ?
How to reverse the arrays with alphabets ?
How to declare the arrays with numbers ?
How to find the maximum number from the arrays ?
How to find the minimum number from the arrays ?
How to add element at the start of the array ? Hint use unshift method
How to add more element at the start of the array ? Hint use unshift method
How to remove element from the start of the array ? Hint use shift method
How to remove element from the end of the array ? Hint use pop method
How to merge two arrays ? Hint define two arrays and then use concat method for eg - array1.concat(array2)


You can specify many different validation types, formats, and other options for the Validation Text Field widget. For example, you can specify a credit card validation type if the text field will receive credit card numbers.
You specify validation types, formats, and other options as parameters in the widget constructor. The first parameter in the constructor is the widget container ID, followed by a second parameter (the validation-type parameter), and optionally, a third parameter. The third parameter is a JavaScript array of options that depends on the validation type set in the second parameter. Thus, you cannot set the third parameter without setting the second.
The following code shows the generic syntax for a Text Field widget constructor with various parameters:
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1= new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("WidgetContainerID", "ValidationType", {option1:"value1", option2:"value2", ..}); </script>
Most validation types cause the text field to expect a standard format. For example, if you apply the integer validation type to a text field, the widget won’t validate unless the user enters numbers in the text field. Some validation types, however, let you choose the kind of format your text field will accept.
|
Validation type |
Format |
|---|---|
|
none |
No particular format required. |
|
integer |
Text field accepts numbers only. |
|
|
Text field accepts e-mail addresses that contain the @ sign and a period (.) that is both preceded and followed by at least one letter. |
|
date |
Formats vary. |
|
time |
Formats vary. |
|
credit_card |
Formats vary. |
|
zip_code |
Formats vary. |
|
phone_number |
Text field accepts phone numbers formatted for U.S. and Canada<PHONE_NUMBER> as well as custom formats. |
|
social_security_number |
Text field accepts social security numbers formatted as 000-00-0000 by default. |
|
currency |
Text field accepts currency formatted as 1,000,000.00 or 1.000.000,00. |
|
real |
Validates various kinds of numbers and scientific notation: integers (for example, 1); float values (for example, 12.123); and float values in scientific notation (for example, 1.212e+12, 1.221e-12 where e is used as a power of 10). |
|
ip |
Validates IPv4, IPv6, or both kinds of IP addresses. |
|
url |
Text field accepts URLs formatted as http://xxx.xxx.xxx, https://xxx.xxx.xxx, or ftp://xxx.xxx.xxx. |
|
custom |
Lets you specify a custom validation type and format. |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "integer"); </script>
The integer validation type accepts both negative and positive values. To accept only positive values, add the allowNegative option to the third parameter, and set the value to false.
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "integer", {allowNegative:false}); </script>
The following table shows other common options and values for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
Not applicable |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
false (the default); true |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Not applicable |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Integer value |
|
pattern |
Not applicable |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1= new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("sprytextfield1", "email"); </script>
You can also set options for the third parameter by using the following syntax:
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "email", {option:value}); </script>
The following table shows some common options and values for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
Not applicable |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
Not applicable |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Positive integer value |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Not applicable |
|
pattern |
Not applicable |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1= new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("sprytextfield1", "date"); </script>
The default date format is "mm/dd/yy" (U.S. date format). You can, however, set a number of other date formats in the third parameter by using the format option, as in the following example:
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "date", {format:"yyyy-mm-dd"}); </script>
The following table shows a full list of formatting options, as well as some other common options and values, for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
"mm/dd/yy" (default); "mm/dd/yyyy"; "dd/mm/yyyy"; "dd/mm/yy"; "yy/mm/dd"; "yyyy/mm/dd"; "mm-dd-yy"; "dd-mm-yy"; "yyyy-mm-dd"; "mm.dd.yyyy"; "dd.mm.yyyy"; |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
false (the default); true |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Not applicable |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Date value in the specified format |
|
pattern |
Not applicable |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1= new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("sprytextfield1", "time"); </script>
The default date format is "HH:mm" (hours and minutes). You can, however, set a number of other time formats in the third parameter by using the format option, as in the following example:
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "time", {format:"HH:mm:ss"}); </script>
The following table shows a full list of formatting options, as well as some other common options and values, for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
"HH:mm" (the default); "HH:mm:ss"; "hh:mm tt"; "hh:mm:ss tt"; "hh:mm t"; "hh:mm;ss t"; (where "tt" stands for am/pm format, and "t" stands for a/p format.) |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
false (the default); true |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Not applicable |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Time value in the specified format |
|
pattern |
Not applicable |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1= new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("sprytextfield1", "credit_card"); </script>
The default is to validate all types of credit cards, but you can specify particular credit card formats to accept in the third parameter by using the format option, as in the following example:
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "credit_card", {format:"visa"}); </script>
The following table shows a full list of formatting options, as well as some other common options and values, for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
No format (the default); "visa"; "mastercard"; "amex"; "discover"; "dinersclub" |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
false (the default); true |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Not applicable |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Not applicable |
|
pattern |
Not applicable |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1= new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("sprytextfield1", "zip_code"); </script>
The default format is the U.S. 5-digit zip code format, but you can specify a number of other formats in the third parameter by using the format option, as in the following example:
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "zip_code", {format:"zip_uk"}); </script>
The following table shows a full list of formatting options, as well as some other common options and values, for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
"zip_us5" (the default); "zip_us9"; "zip_uk"; "zip_canada"; "zip_custom" |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
false (the default); true |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Not applicable |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Not applicable |
|
pattern |
Custom zip code pattern. Used when format="zip_custom" |
The "zip_custom" format lets you specify your own customized pattern for zip-code format. After specifying "zip_custom" as your format, add the pattern option to the third parameter to define the format. For example, you might want to validate a zip code that has three numbers, followed by another set of numbers and case-sensitive alphabetic characters. After the format option, add the pattern option in the third parameter of the constructor to specify the custom pattern, as follows:
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "zip_code", {format:"zip_custom", pattern:"000 00AA"}); </script>
The following table shows a full list of values used for custom patterns.
|
Value |
Description |
|---|---|
|
"0" |
Whole numbers between 0 and 9 |
|
"A" |
Uppercase alphabetic characters |
|
"a" |
Lowercase alphabetic characters |
|
"B"; "b" |
Case-insensitive alphabetic characters |
|
"X" |
Uppercase alphanumeric characters |
|
"x" |
Lowercase alphanumeric characters |
|
"Y"; "y" |
Case-insensitive alphanumeric characters |
|
"?" |
Any character |
The "A", "a", "X", and "x" custom pattern characters are case sensitive. In situations that use these characters, Spry converts the characters to the correct case, even if the user enters the wrong case.
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1= new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("sprytextfield1", "phone_number"); </script>
The default format is U.S. area code and phone number format:<PHONE_NUMBER>, but you can specify a custom format in the third parameter by using the "phone_custom" and "pattern" options, as in the following example:
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "zip_code", {format:"phone_custom" , pattern:"00 0000 A"}); </script>
The following table shows a full list of values used for custom patterns.
|
Value |
Description |
|---|---|
|
"0" |
Whole numbers between 0 and 9 |
|
"A" |
Uppercase alphabetic characters |
|
"a" |
Lowercase alphabetic characters |
|
"B"; "b" |
Case-insensitive alphabetic characters |
|
"X" |
Uppercase alphanumeric characters |
|
"x" |
Lowercase alphanumeric characters |
|
"Y"; "y" |
Case-insensitive alphanumeric characters |
|
"?" |
Any character |
The "A", "a", "X", and "x" custom pattern characters are case sensitive. In situations that use these characters, Spry converts the characters to the correct case, even if the user enters the wrong case.
The following table shows some other common options and values for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
"phone_number" (the default); "phone_custom" |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
false (the default); true |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Not applicable |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Not applicable |
|
pattern |
Custom phone pattern. Used when format="phone_custom" |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1= new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("sprytextfield1", "social_security number"); </script>
The default format is U.S. social security number format with dashes: 000-00-0000, but you can specify a custom format in the third parameter by using the pattern option, as in the following example:
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "social_security_number", {format:"custom" pattern:"00 0000 A"}); </script>
The following table shows a full list of values used for custom patterns.
|
Value |
Description |
|---|---|
|
"0" |
Whole numbers between 0 and 9 |
|
"A" |
Uppercase alphabetic characters |
|
"a" |
Lowercase alphabetic characters |
|
"B"; "b" |
Case-insensitive alphabetic characters |
|
"X" |
Uppercase alphanumeric characters |
|
"x" |
Lowercase alphanumeric characters |
|
"Y"; "y" |
Case-insensitive alphanumeric characters |
|
"?" |
Any character |
The "A", "a", "X", and "x" custom pattern characters are case sensitive. In situations that use these characters, Spry converts the characters to the correct case, even if the user enters the wrong case.
The following table shows some other common options for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
Not applicable |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
false (the default); true |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Not applicable |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Not applicable |
|
pattern |
Custom social security pattern |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1= new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("sprytextfield1", "currency"); </script>
The default format is U.S. currency format: 1,000.00, but you can also specify the "dot_comma" format (1.000,00) in the third parameter, as follows:
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "currency", {format:"dot_comma"}); </script>
In both cases, the separators for the 3-digit groups can be optional and the decimal part (i.e. the .00 in 1,000.00) is not required.
The following table shows some other common options for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
"comma_dot" (the default); "dot_comma" |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
false (the default); true |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Not applicable |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Numeric value with two decimal numbers allowed |
|
pattern |
Not applicable |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1= new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("sprytextfield1", "real"); </script>
The text field validates a real number in scientific notation, for example 1.231e10.
The following table shows some other common options for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
Not applicable |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
false (the default); true |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Not applicable |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Numeric value with decimal numbers |
|
pattern |
Not applicable |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1= new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("sprytextfield1", "ip"); </script>
The default accepted IP address format is IPv4, but you can set other IP address formats in the third parameter by using the format option, as in the following example:
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "ip", {format:"ipv6"}); </script>
The following table shows the formatting options, as well as some other common options, for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
"ipv4" (the default); "ipv6"; "ipv4_ipv6" |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
false (the default); true |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Not applicable |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Not applicable |
|
pattern |
Not applicable |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "url"); </script>
The URL validation type accepts HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP URL values.
The following table shows other common options for the third parameter.
|
Option |
Value |
|---|---|
|
format |
Not applicable |
|
validateOn |
["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
|
isRequired |
true (the default); false |
|
useCharacterMasking |
Not applicable |
|
minChars/maxChars |
Positive integer value |
|
minValue/maxValue |
Not applicable |
|
pattern |
Not applicable |
<script type="text/javascript"> var tf1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1", "custom", {pattern:"00 0000 AX"}); </script>
The following table shows a full list of values used for custom patterns.
|
Value |
Description |
|---|---|
|
"0" |
Whole numbers between 0 and 9 |
|
"A" |
Uppercase alphabetic characters |
|
"a" |
Lowercase alphabetic characters |
|
"B"; "b" |
Case-insensitive alphabetic characters |
|
"X" |
Uppercase alpha-numeric characters |
|
"x" |
Lowercase alpha-numeric characters |
|
"Y"; "y" |
Case-insensitive alpha-numeric characters |
|
"?" |
Any character |
The "A", "a", "X", and "x" custom pattern characters are case sensitive. In situations that use these characters, Spry converts the characters to the correct case, even if the user enters the wrong case.


REGISTER
{% csrf_token %}
{% if errors == 1 %}
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{%elif errors == 2%}
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{%endif%}


1880
1900
Travel time between counties:
1880 and 1900
This map presents shortest travel times between counties by land or railroad in 1880 and 1900.
Railroad data and method
for computing travel times come from
Fernando Pérez-Cervantes
.
Click on any county to make it the departure point.


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Deep Reinforcement Learning Engine:
With the power of deep neural networks, learn the world
and converge to the global optimal
policy through self-exploration.
Teachable Artificial Intelligence Engine:
Allows the general lay population to quickly and easily
teach an AI to learn complicated tasks
through multidimensional feedback, such as natural language.
Explainable Artificial Intelligence Engine:
Allows AI to explain the reason for its decision, to be
more specific, what it has learned.


We watch a lot of TV.
We eat food.
We like money.
I'll make my own Startup. With blackjack and hookers!


Random sequence generation (selection bias) Allocation concealment (selection bias) |
Blinding of participants and personnel (performance bias) i
Blinding of outcome assessment (detection bias)
Incomplete outcome data (attrition bias) |
Selective reporting (reporting bias) |
Other bias |
k + t t 0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
1] Low risk of bias LJ Unclear risk of bias || High risk of bias


The following table shows the late opens for the Frozen Concentrated Orange Juice contract in the ICE Future market:


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| AbstractComponentDependencyGraphFormatter<G extends AbstractDependencyGraph<?>> | Abstract superclass for formatters for component-based dependency graphs. |
| AbstractDependencyGraph<T extends ISystemModelElement> | Abstract superclass for dependency graphs. |
| AbstractDependencyGraphFilter<T extends ISystemModelElement> | Refactored copy from LogAnalysis-legacy tool |
| AbstractDependencyGraphFormatter<G extends AbstractDependencyGraph<?>> | Abstract superclass for all dependency-graph formatters. |
| AbstractDependencyGraphFormatterVisitor<T extends ISystemModelElement> | Abstract base class for dependency-graph-formatting visitors. |
| AbstractNodeDecorator | Abstract superclass for all node decorators. |
| AbstractOperationDependencyGraphFormatter<T extends AbstractDependencyGraph<?>> | Abstract for formatters for operation-level dependency graph |
| ComponentAllocationDependencyGraph | This class represents component dependency graphs on the allocation level. |
| ComponentAllocationDependencyGraphFormatter | Formatter class for component dependency graphs on the allocation level (see ComponentAllocationDependencyGraph ) . |
| ComponentAssemblyDependencyGraph | This class represents component dependency graphs on the assembly level. |
| ComponentAssemblyDependencyGraphFormatter | Formatter class for component dependency graphs on the assembly level (see ComponentAssemblyDependencyGraph ). |
| ComponentDependencyGraphAllocationFilter | Refactored copy from LogAnalysis-legacy tool This class has exactly one input port named "in". |
| ComponentDependencyGraphAssemblyFilter | Refactored copy from LogAnalysis-legacy tool This class has exactly one input port named "in". |
| ContainerDependencyGraph | This class represents container dependency graphs. |
| ContainerDependencyGraphFilter | Refactored copy from LogAnalysis-legacy tool This class has exactly one input port named "in". |
| ContainerDependencyGraphFormatter | Formatter for container dependency graphs. |
| DependencyGraphNode<T extends ISystemModelElement> | |
| OperationAllocationDependencyGraph | This class represents operation dependency graphs on the allocation level. |
| OperationAllocationDependencyGraphFormatter | Formatter for operation dependency graphs on the allocation level (see OperationAllocationDependencyGraph ). |
| OperationAssemblyDependencyGraph | This class represents operation dependency graphs on the assembly level. |
| OperationAssemblyDependencyGraphFormatter | Formatter for operation dependency graphs on the assembly level (see OperationAssemblyDependencyGraph ). |
| OperationDependencyGraphAllocationFilter | Refactored copy from LogAnalysis-legacy tool This class has exactly one input port named "in". |
| OperationDependencyGraphAssemblyFilter | Refactored copy from LogAnalysis-legacy tool This class has exactly one input port named "in". |
| ResponseTimeDecoration | Response time decoration for graph vertices. |
| ResponseTimeNodeDecorator | Decorator to attach response time data to graph nodes. |
| WeightedBidirectionalDependencyGraphEdge<T extends ISystemModelElement> |
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