Integrating Apache Shiro with CAS SSO server
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The shiro-cas module is made to protect a web application with a Jasig CAS SSO server. It enables a Shiro-enabled application to be a CAS client.
Basic understanding of the CAS protocol
1. If you want to access an application protected by a CAS client and if you are not authenticated in this application, you are redirected by the CAS client to the CAS server login page. A service parameter in the CAS login url defines the application the user wants to login.
http://application.examples.com/protected/index.jsp → HTTP 302 → https://server.cas.com/login?service=http://application.examples.com/shiro-cas
2. You fill the login and password and authenticate in CAS server which then redirects the user to the application (the service url) with a service ticket in url. The service ticket is a short-lived one-time-use token redeemable at the CAS server for a user identifier (and optionally, user attributes).
https://server.cas.com/login?service=http://application.examples.com/shiro-cas → HTTP 302 → http://application.examples.com/shiro-cas?ticket=ST-4545454542121-cas
3. The application asks directly the CAS server if the service ticket is valid and the CAS server responds by the identity of the authenticated user. Generally, the CAS client forwards the user to the originally called protected page.
http://application.examples.com/shiro-cas?ticket=ST-4545454542121-cas → HTTP 302 → http://application.examples.com/protected/index.jsp
How to configure shiro to work with CAS server ?
Dependency
You need to add the shiro-cas Maven dependency in your application :
<dependency> <groupId>org.apache.shiro</groupId> <artifactId>shiro-cas</artifactId> <version>version</version> </dependency>
(version >= 1.2.0).
CasFilter
You have to define the service url of your application (which has to be declared also in the CAS server). This url will be used to receive CAS service ticket. For example : http://application.examples.com/shiro-cas
In your shiro configuration, you have to define the CasFilter :
[main] casFilter = org.apache.shiro.cas.CasFilter casFilter.failureUrl = /error.jsp
(the failure url is called when the service ticket validation fails).
And the url on which it is available :
[urls] /shiro-cas = casFilter
This way, when the user is redirected to the application service url (/shiro-cas) by the CAS server with a valid service ticket (after authentication), this filter receives the service ticket and creates a CasToken which can be used by the CasRealm.
CasRealm
The CasRealm uses the CasToken created by the CasFilter to authenticate the user by validating the CAS service ticket against the CAS server.
In your shiro configuration, you have to add the CasRealm :
[main] casRealm = org.apache.shiro.cas.CasRealm casRealm.defaultRoles = ROLE_USER #casRealm.defaultPermissions #casRealm.roleAttributeNames #casRealm.permissionAttributeNames #casRealm.validationProtocol = SAML casRealm.casServerUrlPrefix = https://server.cas.com/ casRealm.casService = http://application.examples.com/shiro-cas
The casServerUrlPrefix is the url of the CAS server (for example : https://server.cas.com).
The casService is the application service url, the url on wich the application receives CAS service ticket (for example : http://application.examples.com/shiro-cas).
The validationProcol can be SAML or CAS (default) : attributes and remember me information are only pushed throught the SAML validation procotol (except specific customizations). It depends on the version of the CAS server : SAML protocol can be used with CAS server version >= 3.1.
| If you choose SAML validation, you need some more specific dependencies : |
<dependency> <groupId>commons-codec</groupId> <artifactId>commons-codec</artifactId> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.opensaml</groupId> <artifactId>opensaml</artifactId> <version>1.1</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.apache.santuario</groupId> <artifactId>xmlsec</artifactId> <version>1.4.3</version> </dependency>
The defaultRoles is the default roles given to the authenticated user after CAS authentication success.
The defaultPermissions is the default permissions given to the authenticated user after CAS authentication success.
The roleAttributeNames defines the names of the attributes received from CAS response which define roles to give to the authenticated user (the roles are separated by comas).
The permissionAttributeNames defines the names of the attributes received from CAS response which define permissions to give to the authenticated user (the permissions are separated by comas).
CasSubjectFactory
In CAS server, you can have "remember me" support. This information is pushed through SAML validation or CAS customized validation.
To reflect the CAS-remember me status in Shiro, you have to define a specific CasSubjectFactory in your Shiro configuration :
[main] casSubjectFactory = org.apache.shiro.cas.CasSubjectFactory securityManager.subjectFactory = $casSubjectFactory
Security of the application
Finally, you have to define the security of your application.
In your Shiro configuration, you have to protect url with roles (for example) :
[urls]
/protected/** = roles[ROLE_USER]
/** = anon
And the login url if the user is not authenticated is to be defined on the CAS server with the application service url :
[main]
roles.loginUrl = https://server.cas.com/login?service=http://application.examples.com/shiro-cas
This way, if you are not authenticated and try to acces a /protected/** url, you are redirected to the CAS server for authentication.
Complete configuration sample
[main] casFilter = org.apache.shiro.cas.CasFilter casFilter.failureUrl = /error.jsp casRealm = org.apache.shiro.cas.CasRealm casRealm.defaultRoles = ROLE_USER casRealm.casServerUrlPrefix = https://server.cas.com/ casRealm.casService = http://application.examples.com/shiro-cas casSubjectFactory = org.apache.shiro.cas.CasSubjectFactory securityManager.subjectFactory = $casSubjectFactory roles.loginUrl = https://server.cas.com/login?service=http://application.examples.com/shiro-cas [urls] /shiro-cas = casFilter /protected/** = roles[ROLE_USER] /** = anon
History
Version 1.2.0 : first release of the shiro-cas module.


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I'm in a j's podcast for Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the jones is welcome to episode one seventy three of keeping up with the jones is worth this week we're talking about cultivating an exceptional spirit.
But first,
a j Jones tell me about your week was a good week I got a year older I was that few I was good I decided that this year I turned forty five again.
Because last year I spent my birthday in the hospital and I didn't get to celebrate so i'm celebrating 45 this year but only 46 i am.
I'm just gonna skip 46 and go straight to 47 next year i think it seems interesting theory okay so i'm 46 but.
Yeah i'm celebrating both years yeah that's it and you had mam and papa and time mam and papa were here yeah it was so good.
Was five glorious days it went by very quickly yeah with john and carol steamer the bespoke school supernatural life.
And so that was the inevitable fun yes,
but i think the thing you're super happy that was there in time for your birthday.
Yeah and i think it's the first time i've actually.
Like had my birthday dinner with them.
On my birthday in probably.
Two eleven years twelve years like that so.
Mm-hmm. So that was really, it was super special.
And I got to order some new clothes from the cap.
Oh, you're so happy.
Yes. And they arrived in the mail today.
They did. So I came home to new clothes.
I don't understand why you buy clothes via the mail.
Well, I got one shirt that I really liked at the store,
but they didn't have any more in my size.
And so they said, you could see if they have any left online,
which they did. And then it was on sale plus it was 40% off.
So I was like a bonus.
So I ordered them online.

And I don't like shopping anyway.
So find out my size.
I'd much rather just buy it online and not have to go to them all.
Yeah.
I'm with you.
I try and do shopping like what once a year.
Yeah.
If you have to.
Well, my clothes were out.
I know.
Well, that's what happened.
I had three pairs of jeans, all burst holes in them all in one week.
So, but I mean, I haven't bought jeans in a couple of years.
So there you go.

I find a pair of jeans that fit by two pairs.
That doesn't mean a year.
But these, this is my last pair.
They're, they're, we'd probably use by more expensive jeans if we're going through
them in a year.
I wonder if we're strange creatures.
Like I wonder if other people live like that or if it's just us.
I think it's, you know, there's people who probably treat their iPhones.

Right.
Right.
Whereas I get a new iPhone every year because that's why I'm interested.
There'll be people who are interested in fashion and so they buy clothes like maybe every season.
Whereas I just make sure all vital parts of my anatomy are covered and then we're good to go.
Yeah, I think the world is thankful.
So yeah, I got to get some clothes, so that was exciting.
That was Monday, Tuesday.
Monday, Tuesday.
They flew out Wednesday and we had a couple of birthday dinners.
We got to celebrate with John and Cara, got to celebrate with the kids.

The kids could not understand why we were having a birthday celebration without them.
No, poor duckies.
They looked shocked, but they go over it.
They did.
Well, Cheesecake makes you get over things.
Oh, it does.
Yeah.
And then this weekend, we're in St. Louis for a youth retreat.
Yes.
The difference being this one, we tried something different.

This time, the church was very kind and said, why don't you actually bring your whole family?
So we did.
How do you think that went?
I think it went really well.
I think the kids loved it.
So they gave us a nice cabin that had three bedrooms and so that, you know,
everybody got to go to bed at the right times and all that kind of stuff.
But there was parks at this camp.
So then an indoor pool.
So they had a good time.
That's the winner for them.
Yeah.
It was a little distracting for me because usually when I go away, I'm just in the zone.
And then when I come home, I'm out of the zone and I'm bad being a dad.
It was weird this weekend because, you know, at lunch times and dinner times,
I was having lunch and dinner with you guys rather than with all the people I'm trying
to connect with.
To be honest, we just got a car.
We literally just literally...
Literally.
We got home at Chipotle, put the kids to bed, and they're recording a podcast.
So my conan player hasn't had time to think, but they were amazing.
They were...
Yeah, they were great.
It was like five and a half hours in the car.
It is, but again, they did great in the car, and there's probably something nice for them
and every once in a while seeing what it is that we do.
Yeah.
I mean, Abby was riveted this morning.

Well, they had a great speaker this morning, so that makes sense.
Yeah, I mean, so handsome too.
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And shock exclusive.
This was the first week in September that we haven't either of us have been teaching at school.
I know it was so strange.
Yeah, it was really surreal.
Yeah, kind of nice though.
Yeah.
But throws you for the look.
Does.
Yeah.
All right.
Well, our main topic for this week is this kind of like strange title of living with an exceptional spirit.
So what are we talking about again?
Well, it's really more of a discussion.
Normally when we come to talk on the podcast, we actually know what we're talking about.
Yes.
But this is a thought I've been thinking about.
I mean, having a number of thoughts around the topics associated with having an exceptional spirit.
But I haven't actually thought about the topic in hand.
So this is kind of like thoughts off the top of my head.
Okay.
Buckle up.
Oh, dear.
So it started this week, babe, with John and Carol Pegan Town, the four of us.
We were all talking about a mutual friend of ours.
Yes.
And as we were talking about this person, we all remarked on like how exceptional
this person was.
Yes.
And it just got me thinking about that person and I'm thinking, how do you end up like
that?
And then this weekend, as I've been dialoguing with the Lord,
The Lord was talking to me about how that quality that I so admire in this person is
actually in all of us, but we need to learn to live toward it.
Right.
So that's good thinking.
Yeah.
Stay with me on this thought then, right?
If the same spirit that raised Jesus from the dead is living inside of us, how much more
of an exceptional spirit can we actually have?
Mike drop.
If these weren't hanging from this thing, I would drop it on the floor.
I mean, I know it's expensive and everything, but I would.
That was great.
Right.
But I'm thinking we can't have a more
exceptional spirit than the Holy Spirit.
So why is this friend that we're thinking about?
You know, the quality of their life is, I don't mean the quality of their life
by like the luxury they live in.
That's not what I'm talking about.
I mean, they're, they're approached to life is way more excellent than our approach to life.
Wouldn't you say?
Yes.
So I'm thinking like why?
I started thinking about, I wonder if the answer to that question is directly related
to how much we yield our life to the Holy Spirit.

It's got to actually have something to do with the Holy Spirit, isn't it?
Right. Well, we're told to walk with the spirit.
And I think if you look at the seasons of your life where you're most committed to
of being the Holy Spirit. Your life is marked by this characteristic of, of excellence and
diligence and godliness. Right? Yes. But I also realize I can choose to ignore the Holy
Spirit. It's not just that the Holy Spirit's in me. I actually have to partner with him.
Yes, every day. So I think I get lazy and maybe I only partly obey the Holy Spirit.
I think that's probably right. Maybe I think we all did that.
Right. So I started thinking, what would it look like if we yielded ourselves fully to the Holy
Spirit's wisdom? It probably looked like our friend. Right. So here's the thing. I know only a
handful of people who I would say are living with what I would call an exceptional spirit,
where this fruit of a life lived with God has produced the quality of life I would love to have.
That don't get me wrong, I know lots of people who live in obedience to God,
But i've realized if we're not careful we can set the parameters where we allow the holy spirit to lead us.
So for example i'm fine for the holy spirit to lead me in what should i preach on monday night at emonay right but i don't think to consult the holy spirit what should i watch on tuesday night.
When comes to tv right now i'm not trying to make this all legalistic i'm just giving you an example there that there are probably very conscious areas of our life that we yield to the holy spirit.
Right as opposed to every single area right and there's probably other areas where it's not that we need to yield this air to the Holy Spirit
It's that are we even open to inquiring about the Holy Spirit's perspective on that?
So for example just outing myself here
I think the Holy Spirit would probably have a lot to say to me if I chose to listen to him about the rewards of physical exercise
Yes, but because I'm really not interested in that I
I don't bother asking him and then I'm reaping the effects of that in my life.
Right.
And so I just started thinking, wait, what are the pockets of my life that I
allow the Holy Spirit influence in?
And am I seeing corresponding benefit in that?
And the answer is yes.
Right.
So then I think, why don't I actually yield all of my life?
And I thought I had till I started thinking about this, but I mean practically.
Yes.
So anyway, that's the main gist of my thoughts as we can.
What would it look like?
What kind of fruit would we produce if we were fully yielded to God?
And and how does one become that?
Listen to this description in Daniel, because if ever there was somebody
with an exceptional spirit, it would be Daniel.
So this is the context here is this is the passage of a motor
read is about the third king that Daniel served.
Nebuchadnezzar was the first, then Nebuchadnezzar, some Balschasar,
then Balschasar gets killed by Darius, the Mede,
which is a great Instagram handle, by the way.
So there is the meat kills Belchasar, takes over the kingdom, rather than reinventing the wheel,
takes 120 of the brightest leaders, puts them in charge, and then sets 3 brilliant people over the 120 people.
Right? Daniel is one of those top three. He's literally the top three of the whole country.
Right.
And yet look at what scripture says about him.
It says this is Daniel 6 verse 3.
Daniel so distinguished himself among the administrators and the satraps
by his exceptional qualities that the king planned to set him over the whole kingdom.
At this, the administrators and the satraps tried to find grounds for charges against Daniel
in his conduct of government affairs, but they were unable to do so.
They could find no corruption in him because he was trustworthy and neither corrupt nor negligent.
- Ma'am. - That's what I'm talking about.
I don't think that Daniel's excellence just applied to his job.
i bet if you went and stayed with daniel for a weekend i bet you his home life reflected that same sort of exceptional spirit.
Oh yeah i'm sure i don't think you can turn that on and off right and i also don't think.
That daniel was a type of person i can't prove this in scripture but i don't think daniel woke up in the morning like you know what i'm going to be better than all the hundred twenty two top people i just think he.
so lived a life yielded to God that the byproduct of it was living an exceptional life right and surely living an exceptional life also.
Attracts the favor of God yeah, I bet because because God is wise in a stewardship yeah and so if you think about the parable of the talents you know that the one who had 10 talents and.
you invested he was like well done good and faithful servant and there was the five and there was the one that did nothing with it that was given to the other guy and so.
Yeah so i'm now like okay what does this mean for me what does this mean for us how can we be exceptional.
So when you're talking about that i was thinking about the song that's been playing in my head in my spirit like for the last week.
Black and Black by AC DC. No, that's not the one. I'm close though. Just a little bit different. It's actually
I think it's called so will I by Hillsong United
Can I read you a couple of the the lyrics?
So I like that it there's a whole bunch of things that it covers one thing is sort of the bigness of God, but the second
verses. And as you speak, a hundred billion galaxies are born in the vapor of your breath,
the planets form. If the stars were made to worship, so will I.  If creation sings your praises, so will I.
And it keeps like it goes through all the different things that God has done. Like it says, and as
As you speak, 100 billion creatures catch your breath, evolving in pursuit of what you said,
if it all reveals your nature, so will I.
I can see your heart in everything you say, every painted sky, a canvas of your grace,
if creation still obeys you, so will I.
And so just keeps going through like all the different things of, you know, creation and
just saying, I'm going to choose to exalt you.
I'm going to choose to worship you.
I'm going to choose to obey you.
I'm going to choose to be laid down for you.
And it's just been hitting my spirit.
Like it's, it's just, it's an amazing song, but you can't miss the
bigness of God.
I don't know.
Like I, I get so distracted when it comes on because like my spirit is listening.
Do you know what I mean?
Yeah.
I've noticed that you've been playing it on stop.
You know, it says stuff like if everything exists to lift you high, so will I.
And, you know, if the wind still obey you, so will I.
And in just, and so I've just been like, Oh God, like again, sort of the same thing
as what you're saying earlier, like what parts of my life don't reflect that I belong to you?
Hmm.
You know, what parts of my life, am I still living like it belongs to me?
It's a fascinating concept, doesn't it?
Yeah.
Because I think, I mean, prior to me thinking this, I thought I was yielded to God.
Right.
But I'm realizing there's just areas I've given them attention to.
I'm sure the Lord loved to speak into every area.
Yeah.
I just wanted to read you one more little snippet of it.
It says, and as you speak, a hundred billion failures disappear where you lost
your life so I could find it here.
If you left the grave behind you, so will I.
Oh, I love that line.
I know.
It's just like, whoa.
So it's just, it's beautiful because it's a song of surrender and worship, but it's a song that's
so full of the truth of his pursuit of us and our ability and an invitation to respond,
which I think, you know, when you talk about our friend or you talk about
our, you know, the five people you can think of that live from that fullness, I think they've
probably accepted the invitation, you know. Yeah, I was trying to think about flashing this thing
out because to say someone has an exceptional spirit isn't that helpful. And I was thinking,
I was just thinking of some other examples in the Bible, like Solomon was another one,
well, until he screwed up. But like when the Queen of Sheba heard about Solomon's fame,
she comes to him. Listen to her reaction. This is from 1 Kings 10. It says, "When the Queen of
Sheba heard of Solomon's fame, which brought honor to the name of the Lord, she came to test
with hard questions. When she met with Solomon, she talked to him about everything she had
in her mind. Solomon had answers for all her questions, nothing was too hard for the king
to explain to her. When the Queen of Sheba realised how very wise Solomon was, and when
she saw the palace he had built, she was overwhelmed. She was also amazed that the food
on his table is the organisation of his officials. And their splendid clothing, the cupbearers
and the burnt offering Solomon made at the temple of the Lord. She exclaimed to the king,
everything I heard in my country about your achievements and wisdom is true.
I didn't believe what was said until I arrived here and saw it with my own eyes.
In fact, I had not heard the half of it, your wisdom and prosperity are far beyond
what I was told. And so I was thinking like, okay, she's a queen.
She's royalty.
She's already used to royal splendor. Yeah.
Like I can imagine me going and going, holy mother of pearls, this place is enormous.
Right. But she's a queen of sheep. Right.
And she's astonished, not just as wisdom,
but she's also astonished at the stuff
that should be normal to her.
Like the palace sounds palace, it says,
caused her to be overwhelmed.
- Yes.
- I was thinking about that.
I was like somebody who owns a palace
shouldn't be overwhelmed by somebody else's palace.
The food he provided for her amazed her.
The organization of his officials amazed her,
as did their uniforms.
I'm thinking this whole topic
of having an exceptional spirit overflows into everything around you.
Yes.
But I also think quite a few of the things that probably would have been the
overwhelming things for her were actually things that, that were designed by God.
If it were like, Hey, do this like this.
Right.
And when we do this like this, it ends up having the effect it's supposed to have, you
know, so it's, it's getting the blueprints from God for whatever things are,
things that he places in our hands and doing them like that so that the world notices that
something's different.
I think we touch parts of the exceptional spirit when we're around people who are gifted
in their area of expertise.
So if you're ever around a skilled musician or an amazing artist or a brilliant cook or
whatever, that is them in their gifting.
not necessarily them with an exceptional spirit, but the same way that you see their brilliance
manifest in that one area, when we let that brilliance, I think affect our whole life,
then we're walking with an exceptional spirit. I really don't know what I'm talking about other
than these are like my first thoughts on this topic. They're pondering. We'll probably have
to revisit this at some point. I think some of the hallmarks of someone with an exceptional spirit
it would be just looking at say Daniel and Solomon, for example.
I'd say they lead well.
Yes.
And they have wisdom that is staggering.
Yeah.
I mean, that's true.
Those guys, their wisdom was astonishing.
Yeah.
What about them?
They're not just stewards.
They're excellent stewards.
Like everything is managed well.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And excellence is really synonymous with everything that they do, isn't it?
Right.
So the huge value for quality.
There's this whole aspect of intentionality and thoroughness.
Yeah.
I mean, I was even thinking, you know, you're, you're speaking of, of Daniel and
Solomon, but I was even thinking about Joseph, like he would have been exceptional
as well.
And I think with all of those guys, they navigated super difficult things and kept
their hearts turned toward the, the Lord instead of getting bitter.
Yeah.
That's, that's interesting.
I was thinking that people with an excellent spirit
don't lower their standards because of the climate.
- Yeah.
- Right, they're consistent in who they are
when no one's looking.
- Yeah.
- So there you go.
I mean, I'm inspired.
I feel like the Lord's leaving breadcrumbs
for me to think about and meditate on this whole topic.
And I'm like, Lord, I want, I want, I want, at the end
of my life to be considered as someone
who had an excellent spirit.
Like, I know that's gonna take years to cultivate,
But that's something I would love to learn more about and surround myself with people
of an exceptional spirit and begin to think like that.
Think about Jesus.
I mean, if anybody is the benchmark of a man with an exceptional spirit, it's Jesus.
Yes, good point.
But think about the first coming of Jesus.
He came in meekness, right?
Didn't come in splendor was born in a stable in an obscure town and an obscure country
Didn't didn't raise his voice didn't draw attention to himself didn't post
Access none of the splendor that was his you know he could have called on all these angels
but didn't and I think like some of the world missed him because of that yeah, but those of us who know him and
realize he just walked in humility. When he comes for a second time, we're going to understand that
his deliberate choice to come in meekness the first time is actually just a reflection of his
heart. We'll see him in glory and in splendor, but we'll remember that he chose meekness the first
time he came. I think humility is such a key part of having an exceptional spirit.
Well, interestingly enough, when you talk about our friend and a couple of others that you can
think of, all of them, I would say, are totally marked by meekness and humility.
And by that, I would say that when you interact with them, it's like an iceberg.
As in the bit that you see of their life is like you're impressed by, but actually the meat of who they are.
Yes, there's a well hidden.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's, it's, yeah, it's a different way of living.
So anyway, I hope our rambling tonight is of some inspiration.
If you have any thoughts on that, please shoot us an email.
Or books or people you know who you would count us having an excellent spirit.
We'd love to know about it and love to hear more.
Well, babe, it sounds like you have a sermon brewing.
Well, I hope so.
It's the stuff that's been on my mind all weekend.
I've been pondering it and I really want to learn more.
Yeah, but wrap is up, baby.
All right.
Um, what could I let you know?
I know the School of Supernatural Life has their applications open now for next year.
So that would be school starting in September 2018.
I know we already have a bunch of applications.
I'm super excited.
I love it.
I know.
So exciting.
So yes, both year one and year two applications are open and we would love to hear from you.
To apply you would go to greycenter.us/school.
You can see all the information there and there's videos and stuff like that.
So if you have no idea what we're talking about, but your heart just leapt in your
chest while we were just mentioning it, go ahead and go over to the website and you can
get all the information you need and all the dates that you need.
But also there's some lovely testimonial videos and stuff like that.
Yeah.
And with Chris was coming up, I want to recommend A.G.'s book called Finding Father.
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Represents the type of a network
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Describes the types of chats for which notification settings are applied
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Represents the value of an option
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Describes a block of an instant view web page
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Contains information about a proxy server
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Contains a description of a custom keyboard and actions that can be done with it to quickly reply to bots
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Represents the categories of chats for which a list of frequently used chats can be retrieved
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Contains notifications about data changes
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Represents a single rule for managing privacy settings
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Represents the type of the user. The following types are possible: regular users, deleted users and bots
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Wrapper class for paste sections.
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Contents of the section.
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readonly
The ID for this section.
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readonly
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Create a new Section object. Used when creating new pastes and when getting existing pastes. For creating new pastes, you only need to provide the name and contents and optionally syntax. The rest will be created automatically by the pastee API or by our #to_h method (syntax defaults to “autodetect”). ID and size are created by pastee, they are only here for receiving paste objects.
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Constrained Molecular Dynamics
Molecular dynamics (MD) is a widely used and powerful tool for studying molecular systems with extensive applications to the simulation of macromolecules both for fundamental biology/biochemistry and, increasingly, for medical applications. In MD simulation of complex systems, the most important restriction (ignoring issues of force field quality) is the size of the timestep that can be used to accurately compute trajectories. The goal of simulation is typically to unlock behaviours that occur on timescales of microseconds or more, for example state-to-state protein conformational dynamics such as partial folds of proteins, but the use of typical MD methods limits the timestep to a few femtoseconds.
The limits on the timestep are typically related to the fastest degrees of freedom in the model, so the method of constraints consists of introducing algebraic relations to freeze selected high-frequency bond lengths and/or bond angles. The use of constraints can enable an increase in the simulation timestep for organic molecules in detailed solvent to between 2 and 4 fs, a substantial improvement on the 1–2 fs typically used for fully flexible models.
The Langevin dynamics equations incorporating holonomic constraints look like the following:
\[\begin{aligned} \mathrm{d} q &= M^{-1}p \,\mathrm{d} t\\ \mathrm{d} p &= -\nabla V(q) \,\mathrm{d} t - \gamma p \,\mathrm{d} t + \sigma\,\mathrm{d}W_t - \lambda \nabla g(q)\\ g(q) &= 0\\\nabla g(q) \cdot M^{-1} p &= 0 \end{aligned}\]where \(q\) is position, \(p\) is momentum, \(M\) is the diagonal mass matrix, and \(\gamma,\,\sigma\) are positive constants. The constraint itself comes from the \(g\) function, where the solutions all lie on the manifold \(g(q)=0\) (the constraint is holonomic because only the position variables respect it).
The novel method we introduce in the article (called g-BAOAB) solves these equations by splitting them up in to pieces. We can also further split the solvent and solute, and move them forward separately. As the solute part is cheap, we can do multiple iterations per step with minimal cost. We denote the number of inner-solute steps (confusingly) by \(P\).
We test the method on a toy protein (alanine dipeptide, see below) solvated in water.
We look at the statistical results for alanine dipeptide with our novel scheme, at timesteps significantly beyond the standard timestep ranges (up to 10fs). In the original article, I added the code to the Tinker package (written in Fortran), but currently the scheme is being developed for the OpenMM package (in Python) instead.
Comparing results for the average potential energy for different methods, as a function of timestep, we can see a clear trend in the Figure below.
The g-BAOAB scheme is shown to significantly increase the usable timestep, even when using \(P=1\) where the maximum timestep of 4fs gives minimal error. Using \(P=2\) we obtain a factor of two or three over the standard Tinker scheme and alternative constraint schemes in the literature.
For more details, checkout the article and download the original Tinker add-on code.


Docker wave has changed the way we look at infrastructure today. Docker is like a lightweight VM which provides an isolated environment on your OS, without the need for a separate kernel. You can run your applications inside docker which offers the ease of deployment.
However, docker requires some management. How do you configure and tune the OS that will host them? How can you ease the process of creating and managing the right dockerfiles? How do you manage docker images? How do you orchestrate docker containers? How do you manage configurations across the different environments of dev, test and prod?
You can use Chef to provision and configure the machines which will host docker containers. Chef can create container images. Chef can configure docker containers when they boot and while they run. Chef can deploy, run and stop containers. Moreover chef can help you debug and analyse whats happening in your application that runs inside the docker container.
This tutorial will run you through the way you can configure and manage Docker using Chef. It will be supported with a demo and a real business case.


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Class: Aws::GuardDuty::Types::AwsApiCallAction
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb |
Overview
Contains information about the API action.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#affected_resources ⇒ Hash<String,String>
rw
The details of the Amazon Web Services account that made the API call.
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#api ⇒ String
rw
The Amazon Web Services API name.
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#caller_type ⇒ String
rw
The Amazon Web Services API caller type.
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#domain_details ⇒ Types::DomainDetails
rw
The domain information for the Amazon Web Services API call.
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#error_code ⇒ String
rw
The error code of the failed Amazon Web Services API action.
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#remote_account_details ⇒ Types::RemoteAccountDetails
rw
The details of the Amazon Web Services account that made the API call.
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#remote_ip_details ⇒ Types::RemoteIpDetails
rw
The remote IP information of the connection that initiated the Amazon Web Services API call.
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#service_name ⇒ String
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The Amazon Web Services service name whose API was invoked.
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#user_agent ⇒ String
rw
The agent through which the API request was made.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
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| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#affected_resources ⇒ Hash
<String
,String
> (rw)
The details of the Amazon Web Services account that made the API call. This field identifies the resources that were affected by this API call.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 385
class AwsApiCallAction < Struct.new( :api, :caller_type, :domain_details, :error_code, :user_agent, :remote_ip_details, :service_name, :remote_account_details, :affected_resources) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#api ⇒ String
(rw)
The Amazon Web Services API name.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 385
class AwsApiCallAction < Struct.new( :api, :caller_type, :domain_details, :error_code, :user_agent, :remote_ip_details, :service_name, :remote_account_details, :affected_resources) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#caller_type ⇒ String
(rw)
The Amazon Web Services API caller type.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 385
class AwsApiCallAction < Struct.new( :api, :caller_type, :domain_details, :error_code, :user_agent, :remote_ip_details, :service_name, :remote_account_details, :affected_resources) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#domain_details ⇒ Types::DomainDetails (rw)
The domain information for the Amazon Web Services API call.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 385
class AwsApiCallAction < Struct.new( :api, :caller_type, :domain_details, :error_code, :user_agent, :remote_ip_details, :service_name, :remote_account_details, :affected_resources) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#error_code ⇒ String
(rw)
The error code of the failed Amazon Web Services API action.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 385
class AwsApiCallAction < Struct.new( :api, :caller_type, :domain_details, :error_code, :user_agent, :remote_ip_details, :service_name, :remote_account_details, :affected_resources) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#remote_account_details ⇒ Types::RemoteAccountDetails (rw)
The details of the Amazon Web Services account that made the API call. This field appears if the call was made from outside your account.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 385
class AwsApiCallAction < Struct.new( :api, :caller_type, :domain_details, :error_code, :user_agent, :remote_ip_details, :service_name, :remote_account_details, :affected_resources) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#remote_ip_details ⇒ Types::RemoteIpDetails (rw)
The remote IP information of the connection that initiated the Amazon Web Services API call.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 385
class AwsApiCallAction < Struct.new( :api, :caller_type, :domain_details, :error_code, :user_agent, :remote_ip_details, :service_name, :remote_account_details, :affected_resources) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#service_name ⇒ String
(rw)
The Amazon Web Services service name whose API was invoked.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 385
class AwsApiCallAction < Struct.new( :api, :caller_type, :domain_details, :error_code, :user_agent, :remote_ip_details, :service_name, :remote_account_details, :affected_resources) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#user_agent ⇒ String
(rw)
The agent through which the API request was made.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-guardduty/lib/aws-sdk-guardduty/types.rb', line 385
class AwsApiCallAction < Struct.new( :api, :caller_type, :domain_details, :error_code, :user_agent, :remote_ip_details, :service_name, :remote_account_details, :affected_resources) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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In Today Lecture we practice all the previous topic that we cover in the past weeks
| Elements | Their Syntax |
|---|---|
| P | P is used for Paragraph Ex: Hello This is Our Php Second Lab |
| br | br is used for Breakline |
| Heading | There are 6 Heading in HTML from H1 to H6Heading 1Heading 2Heading 3Heading 4Heading 5Heading 6 |
| Image | There are many Synatax to use image Ex. img src = "image location", Background-Image = url("image location") |
| Direct Page Link | Mainly we use the a href tag for hyper refrence on ehich when we we click and then redirect to other page Ex. Click me for GLA Student Portal |
| Marquee Tag | This Tag is used for roate the things |


#test3-1 span ~ a
This is a test link.
#test3-2 p:last-child a
This is a test link.
#test3-3 a:contains("test")
This is a test link.
#test3-5 p:only-child a
This is a test link.
#test3-6 p *:nth-child(even)
This is a test link.
#test3-7 p *:nth-last-child(2n+1)
This is a test link.
:root #test3-8 a
This is a test link.
#test3-9 a[title^="This"]
This is a test link.
#test3-10 a[title*="is a"]
This is a test link.
#test3-11 a[title$="link"]
This is a test link.
#test3-12 p *:nth-last-child(2n+1)
This is a test link.
#test3-13 p, code
This is a test
link.
#test2-1 p.test.link a
This is a test link.
#test2-2 p > a
This is a test link.
#test2-3 span + a
This is a test link.
#test2-4 p:first-child a
This is a test link.
#test2-5 a:lang(ja)
This is a test link.
#test2-6 a[href]
This is a test link.
#test2-7 a[title="This is a link"]
This is a test link.
#test2-8 a[title~="is"]
This is a test link.
div[id|="test2-9"] a
This is a test link.
#test1-1 p a
This is a test link.
#test1-2 :link
This is a test link.


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#IranDeal Already Paying Dividends for Hamas
21 Jul 2015Avi Issacharoff of the Times of Israel’s latest article paints an incredibly disturbing picture of the current state of controls at the Gaza-Israel border. According to this report, Hamas is not only smuggling weapon and tunnel building materials through tunnels from Sinai, but is actually doing so direct through the Israeli Kerem Shalom Crossing.
This is incredibly disturbing in its own right and calls into question Israel’s current policy of sending hundreds of trucks of aid across the border on a daily basis while the Palestinians lie to the world and claim nothing gets through.
However, there was another aspect of this report that caught our eye:
They [members of Hamas] have received only a few hundred shekels instead of their full salaries for the past four months because of Hamas’s financial hardship. Full salaries are supposed to be paid out this month due to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani’s decision to resume transferring grants from Iran in light of his agreement with the P5+1.
Last week, National Security Adviser Susan Rice admitted that Iran “may be able to send money” to terror groups and that while Iran is already funding these groups, “they will have more money” do so once sanctions are fully lifted. Yeah, about $150 billion more.
Some will say that the Iran Deal does not allow the Islamic Republic to transfer unfrozen funds to terrorist groups. These people lack a basic understanding of economics and the core principle that money is fungible: Iran might not transfer the exact dollars that are unfrozen, but that money will free up other funds from the Iranian budget that can and will be transferred to terrorist organizations like Hamas.
As we see here, Iran isn’t wasting any time before sending additional money to Hamas and, from its perspective, why should it?


Welcome to My Homepage
My name is Donald (index 0).
Donald Duck (index 1).
I live in Duckburg (index 2).
My best friend is Mickey (index 3).
And I'm in love with Daisy (index 4).
We use a negative number (-3), which selects the three last p elements. This will start the selection of p elements from the p element with index position 2 (the 3rd element from the end).


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Simbody
3.5
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This class combines a piece of ContactGeometry with a ContactMaterial to make an object suitable for attaching to a body which can then engage in contact behavior with other contact surfaces. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| ContactSurface () | |
| Create an empty ContactSurface. More... | |
| ContactSurface (const ContactGeometry &shape, const ContactMaterial &material, Real thickness=0) | |
| Create a ContactSurface with a given shape and material. More... | |
| ContactSurface & | setShape (const ContactGeometry &shape) |
| Define a new shape for this ContactSurface. More... | |
| ContactSurface & | setMaterial (const ContactMaterial &material, Real thickness=0) |
| Define a new material for this ContactSurface, optionally providing the thickness of this elastic material layer over a rigid substrate. More... | |
| ContactSurface & | setThickness (Real thickness) |
| Set the thickness of the layer of elastic material coating this contact surface. More... | |
| const ContactGeometry & | getShape () const |
| Get read-only access to the shape of this contact surface. More... | |
| const ContactMaterial & | getMaterial () const |
| Get read-only access to the material of this contact surface. More... | |
| Real | getThickness () const |
| Get the thickness of the elastic material layer on this contact surface, with zero indicating that the thickness has not been set. More... | |
| ContactGeometry & | updShape () |
| Get writable access to the shape of this contact surface. More... | |
| ContactMaterial & | updMaterial () |
| Get writable access to the material of this contact surface. More... | |
| ContactSurface & | joinClique (ContactCliqueId clique) |
| Join a contact clique if not already a member. More... | |
| void | leaveClique (ContactCliqueId clique) |
| Remove this surface from a contact clique if it is a member. More... | |
| bool | isInSameClique (const ContactSurface &other) const |
| Determine whether this contact surface is a member of any of the same cliques as some other contact surface, in which case they will be invisible to one another. More... | |
| const Array_< ContactCliqueId, short > & | getCliques () const |
| Return a reference to the list of CliqueIds of the cliques in which this contact surface is a member; the list is always sorted in ascending order. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | cliquesIntersect (const Array_< ContactCliqueId, short > &a, const Array_< ContactCliqueId, short > &b) |
| Return true if there are any common cliques on two clique lists which must each be sorted in ascending order. More... | |
| static ContactCliqueId | createNewContactClique () |
| Create a new contact clique and return its unique integer id (thread safe). More... | |
This class combines a piece of ContactGeometry with a ContactMaterial to make an object suitable for attaching to a body which can then engage in contact behavior with other contact surfaces.
The ContactMaterial may be considered as uniform throughout a large solid volume or as a thin layer of uniform material thickness h on top of a rigid substrate. Compliant contact models vary in how they deal with the thickness h: Hertz ignores it, Elastic Foundation uses it to define unit strain.
Typically any contact surface can bump into any other contact surface. However, some groups of surfaces can or should never interact; those groups are called "contact cliques". The set of surfaces that are mounted to the same rigid body always constitues a clique. In addition, other cliques may be defined and arbitrary surfaces made members so that they won't interact. This is commonly used for contact surfaces on adjacent bodies when those surfaces are near the joint between two bodies.
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inline |
Create an empty ContactSurface.
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inline |
Create a ContactSurface with a given shape and material.
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inline |
Define a new shape for this ContactSurface.
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inline |
Define a new material for this ContactSurface, optionally providing the thickness of this elastic material layer over a rigid substrate.
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inline |
Set the thickness of the layer of elastic material coating this contact surface.
This is required by the Elastic Foundation Model but is ignored by the Hertz model. Elastic Foundation uses this value to define "unit strain", that is, an element deformed by 0.1*thickness has 10% strain.
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inline |
Get read-only access to the shape of this contact surface.
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inline |
Get read-only access to the material of this contact surface.
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inline |
Get the thickness of the elastic material layer on this contact surface, with zero indicating that the thickness has not been set.
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inline |
Get writable access to the shape of this contact surface.
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inline |
Get writable access to the material of this contact surface.
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inline |
Join a contact clique if not already a member.
It is OK to pass an invalid clique id here, in which case it will be quietly ignored.
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inline |
Remove this surface from a contact clique if it is a member.
It is OK to pass an invalid clique id here, in which case it will be quietly ignored.
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inline |
Determine whether this contact surface is a member of any of the same cliques as some other contact surface, in which case they will be invisible to one another.
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inline |
Return a reference to the list of CliqueIds of the cliques in which this contact surface is a member; the list is always sorted in ascending order.
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inlinestatic |
Return true if there are any common cliques on two clique lists which must each be sorted in ascending order.
This takes no longer than O(a+b) where a and b are the sizes of the two clique lists.
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inlinestatic |
Create a new contact clique and return its unique integer id (thread safe).
Every contact surface is automatically a member of a clique containing all the surfaces that reside on the same body.


Modify aggregate channel features object detector. Takes an object detector trained by acfTrain() and modifies it. Only certain modifications are allowed to the detector and the detector should never be modified directly (this may cause the detector to be invalid and cause segmentation faults). Any valid modification to a detector after it is trained should be performed using acfModify(). The parameters 'nPerOct', 'nOctUp', 'nApprox', 'lambdas', 'pad', 'minDs' modify the channel feature pyramid created (see help of chnsPyramid.m for more details) and primarily control the scales used. The parameters 'pNms', 'stride', 'cascThr' and 'cascCal' modify the detector behavior (see help of acfTrain.m for more details). Finally, 'rescale' can be used to rescale the trained detector (this change is irreversible). USAGE detector = acfModify( detector, pModify ) INPUTS detector - detector trained via acfTrain pModify - parameters (struct or name/value pairs) .nPerOct - [] number of scales per octave .nOctUp - [] number of upsampled octaves to compute .nApprox - [] number of approx. scales to use .lambdas - [] coefficients for power law scaling (see BMVC10) .pad - [] amount to pad channels (along T/B and L/R) .minDs - [] minimum image size for channel computation .pNms - [] params for non-maximal suppression (see bbNms.m) .stride - [] spatial stride between detection windows .cascThr - [] constant cascade threshold (affects speed/accuracy) .cascCal - [] cascade calibration (affects speed/accuracy) .rescale - [] rescale entire detector by given ratio OUTPUTS detector - modified object detector EXAMPLE See also chnsPyramid, bbNms, acfTrain, acfDetect Piotr's Computer Vision Matlab Toolbox Version 3.20 Copyright 2014 Piotr Dollar. [pdollar-at-gmail.com] Licensed under the Simplified BSD License [see external/bsd.txt]


|
IoTaaP
0.0.4
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Public Member Functions | |
| IoTaaP_ADC () | |
| Construct a new IoTaaP_ADC::IoTaaP_ADC object. More... | |
| unsigned long | getValue (int pin) |
| Reads analog value from analog pin. More... | |
| double | getVoltage (int reading) |
| Returns voltage (V) from A/D reading. More... | |
| IoTaaP_ADC::IoTaaP_ADC | ( | ) |
Construct a new IoTaaP_ADC::IoTaaP_ADC object.
| unsigned long IoTaaP_ADC::getValue | ( | int | pin | ) |
Reads analog value from analog pin.
| pin | Andalog pin to read value from |
| double IoTaaP_ADC::getVoltage | ( | int | reading | ) |
Returns voltage (V) from A/D reading.
| reading | RAW A/D reading (0-4095); |


This is part 3 of a tutorial series on how to make an FT style offline web app. If you haven’t already, please read part 1 and part 2 first.
One of the most important aspects of the web is the URL, and the direct connection between a URL and a single item of content. Currently for a number of reasons we break this rule and the demo app delivers the whole experience through a single URL. To fix this we need to deal with the problem with the application cache which caused us to adopt a single URL in the first place.
As I mentioned in Tutorial 1, one of the ill thought out features of the HTML5 application cache is that the page which points to the manifest in its HTML tag – <html manifest="myappcache.manifest">
– will itself also be cached, whether you like it or not. This is a problem because each time a user arrives on the demo web app from a different URL (which in the case of the FT is several million articles) their browser will attempt to add that URL into the application cache, indefinitely until the application cache runs out of space. So we have to find a solution that will allow users to begin to use the demo app from any URL without littering their browser’s application cache with unwanted content.
Forks, stars, pulls and even issue reports all welcome on GitHub.com.
Experience the demo app working here.
api
) in preparation of switching from hashtag URLs to real URLs.IFRAME
. The trick is rather than include a manifest attribute on the html tag of the page loaded, instead load an almost empty page (empty except for a little Javascript) that has the manifest attribute in its html tag in a hidden iframe. This means no matter which page your users load the demo web app, the browser will only store one unique master entry and therefore the files stored by the application cache are also always the same.
We then rely on FALLBACK
rules inside the application cache manifest to ensure that every URL within the demo web app, including the URL the user initially loaded the web app on, can be loaded without an internet connection.
The new and changed files required in this tutorial:-
| /source/appcache.js | The code in the web app responsible for loading the iframe |
| /api/resources/index.php | Adding the above file into the web app Javascript; also setting a new app global APP_ROOT which will be the absolute path to the root of the web app. |
| /offline.manifest.php | Changes required by the iframe solution and to prepare for the History API (coming in Tutorial 4) |
| /manifest.html | The file to be loaded by the iframe |
| /api/offline/index.html | A fallback for any request starting /api when no connection is available. All other requests will fallback to the root file (index.php). |
| /source/applicationcontroller.js | Updating the web app to use the new iframe application cache solution |
| /source/articles/articlescontroller.js | Updating the path to the articles api call to make use of the APP_ROOT global – we can no longer rely on relative paths because the subfolder of the page the user is viewing can vary. |
| /index.php (renamed from index.html) | Preventing the bootstrap (discussed in Tutorial 1) from using the old, non-iframe based offline caching solution as well as changing all the relative paths to absolute paths. |
| /.htaccess | A simple mod rewrite to route all requests not beginning with /api to index.php. |
APP_ROOT
. This will be set in api/resources/index.php and will be the path to the root of the web app (simply “/” if it is sitting at the top of a domain, like app.ft.com, or the path to subfolder that contains the demo app)
Huge amount of credit to George Crawford, lead developer of The Economist HTML5 app and FT columnflow, for this and manifest.html that I've butchered for the purposes of this tutorial.
[js]
APP.appcache = (function () {
'use strict';
var statuses = {
"-1": 'timeout',
"0": 'uncached',
"1": 'idle',
"2": 'checking',
"3": 'downloading',
"4": 'updateready',
"5": 'obsolete'
}, offlineEnabled;
function innerLoad() {
var iframe = document.createElement('IFRAME');
iframe.setAttribute('style', 'width:0px; height:0px; visibility:hidden; position:absolute; border:none');
iframe.src = APP_ROOT + 'manifest.html';
iframe.id = 'appcacheloader';
document.body.appendChild(iframe);
}
function logEvent(evtcode, hasChecked) {
var s = statuses[evtcode], loaderEl;
if (hasChecked || s === 'timeout') {
if (s === 'uncached' || s === 'idle' || s === 'obsolete' || s === 'timeout' || s === 'updateready') {
loaderEl = document.getElementById('appcacheloader');
loaderEl.parentNode.removeChild(loaderEl);
}
}
}
function requestOffline() {
return confirm("This website is capable of working offline. Would you like to enable this feature?");
}
function start() {
if (offlineEnabled !== true && offlineEnabled !== false) {
offlineEnabled = requestOffline();
if (offlineEnabled) {
localStorage.offlineEnabled = true;
}
}
if (offlineEnabled === true) {
innerLoad();
}
}
// If offline mode already enabled, run innerLoad
offlineEnabled = localStorage.offlineEnabled;
if (offlineEnabled !== undefined) {
offlineEnabled = (offlineEnabled === "true");
}
return {
start: start,
logEvent: logEvent
};
}());
[/js]
/api/resources/index.php
We need to add appcache.js into the application Javascript (the new line is line 14).
So that the web app can work from inside a subfolder we also need to set the new global variable, APP_ROOT
, which I introduced earlier.
[php]
/offline.manifest.php
There's only one change to the manifest file. I've added a FALLBACK
section. The FALLBACK
section of the HTML5 application cache uses basic pattern matching (something like Apache's .htaccess’ mod rewrite) to provide an offline response for resources that aren't specifically cached in the application cache. In our example, we don’t want to list every single article we have ever published (because there are too many) – but even if we are offline, and therefore can’t display an article the user may have requested, we’d like the ability to display a branded “Article not found” error instead.
Under these new fallback rules, if a user does not have an internet connection and navigates to any URL that doesn’t begin with /api the browser should* return (“fallback to using”) the root page of our web app. Any URL beginning with /api should* get api/offline – which is just a file that contains the single word "offline".
* With the exception of Internet Explorer 10. Although Internet Explorer 10 does support fallbacks, it only supports them for subresources – it can’t load a page via a fallback directly if the application cache doesn’t explicitly have that page cached offline.
[php]
CACHE MANIFEST
# 2012-10-29 v1
jquery.min.js
FALLBACK:
api api/offline/
NETWORK:
*
[/php]
/manifest.html
This is the file that will be included by the demo app in the iframe. It intentionally has no content to minimise its size (it will count towards the application cache’s storage limit) and because the contents of the iframe will never be shown to the user. This is only file in the project that will have a manifest
attribute set in the html tag.
We have also implemented some basic Javascript event listeners to listen for application cache events in order to pass notifications up to parent
(the page in which the iframe is contained).
[html]
[/html]
/api/offline/index.html
This is the page that the application cache will return for any api request if the network request fails. The reason why we have to have to have a specific api fallback is so that we don’t accidentally allow the application cache to return the bootstrap html page in response to our api requests.
[html]
offline
[/html]
/source/applicationcontroller.js
There is only a tiny change required in the application controller, which to run the APP.appcache.start();
method within the initialize method, which will ask permission from the user to enable the demo app to load offline and enable that feature if the user says yes. See line 26 for the new code required.
[js]
... etc ...
function initialize(resources) {
// Listen to the hash tag changing
if ("onhashchange" in window) {
$(window).bind("hashchange", route);
// Support for old IE (which didn't have hash change)
} else {
(function () {
var lastHash = window.location.hash;
window.setInterval(function () {
if (window.location.hash !== lastHash) {
lastHash = window.location.hash;
route();
}
}, 100);
}());
}
// Set up FastClick
fastClick = new FastClick(document.body);
// Initalise appcache
APP.appcache.start();
// Inject CSS Into the DOM
$("head").append("");
// Create app elements
$("body").append(APP.templates.application());
// Remove our loading splash screen
$("#loading").remove();
route();
}
... etc ...
[/js]
/source/articles/articlescontroller.js
Again a very small change (line 6) to change url: 'api/articles'
to url: APP_ROOT + 'api/articles/'
.
[js]
... etc ...
function synchronizeWithServer(failureCallback) {
$.ajax({
dataType: 'json',
url: APP_ROOT + 'api/articles/',
success: function (articles) {
APP.article.deleteArticles(function () {
APP.article.insertArticles(articles, function () {
/*
* Instead of the line below we *could* just run showArticeList() but since
* we already have the articles in scope we needn't make another call to the
* database and instead just render the articles straight away.
*/
$("#headlines").html(APP.templates.articleList(articles));
});
});
},
type: "GET",
error: function () {
if (failureCallback) {
failureCallback();
}
}
});
}
... etc ...
[/js]
/index.php (renamed from index.html)
Because this file will no longer just be able to be loaded from the root of the demo app (it will also be served from any request to the web app - except for requests starting with /api) it has to be know where the demo app’s root is so that it can load jQuery (see line 10) and the demo app’s resources (see line 55).
[php]
mod_rewrite
(assuming you are using an Apache server with this feature enabled) to route every request to index.php except requests for specific files or folders or requests to the api.
[text]


{%extends "base.html"%} {% block script %} {% include "tablesorter_script.html" %} {%endblock%} {% block breadcrumb %} | List Suppliers {% endblock %} {%block about_this_page%}
| Active | Visibility | Supplier | Address | Phone 1 | Phone 2 | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ entry.active|escape }} | {{ entry.visibility|escape }} | {{ entry.name }} {{entry.name|escape}} | {{ entry.email|escape }} | {{ entry.address|escape }} | {{ entry.phone1|escape }} | {{ entry.phone2|escape }} |
{{ entry.notes|escape }}{# TODO: was replace('\n', ' \n') #} |


{% load i18n %}
You can add a column in which a timeline of various services displays.
{% trans "Please select the service which you want to add." %}
{% trans "Send" %}
{% trans "Clear" %}
{% trans "Add these addresses to shortcuts." %}


Do you like ponies? Well you are IN LUCK, because so do I, and this web page was created to help you learn more about them, and also look at cute pictures of them. Are you ready to get started? If so, READ ON!
You can click on that pony's picture to learn more about MINIATURE ponies.
Did you like the pony? I like mini ponies. They're keut. Here's what I like about them:
Here's some more information on mini ponies. And here is a gallery of images for your mini pony viewing pleasure.
Would you like to discuss mini ponies some time?
Feel free to shoot me an email.
Some examples of pony topics that are appropriate for your email include:


Power consumption in California
This post aims to provide a fast look into Californian's net load
The data is collected through the Pyiso API, the data can also be fetched on CAISO
How is power generation evolving ?
A couple of plots from making the parallel coordinate plot.


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If you have questions, please send email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I have always been fascinated website development. So, management and back up of code is very important. Last night, installed successfully SVN on linux. In fack,I have tried before,but did not write a decent note.Summarized today.
Linux kernel version: 3.10.0 OS: CentOS 7 software: subversion
Official Site: https://www.visualsvn.com Dowload: 1. wget http://subversion.tigris.org/downloads/subversion-1.6.1.tar.gz 2. wget http://subversion.tigris.org/downloads/subversion-deps-1.6.1.tar.gz Decompression command: tar zxvf subversion-1.6.1.tar.gz tar zxvf subversion-deps-1.6.1.tar.gz
Command: ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/svn/ make && make install
Comand: echo "export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/svn/bin/" >> /etc/profile source /etc/profile
yum install subversion mod_dav_svn
Build root directory of svn mkdir -p /opt/svn
Build warehoust of test mkdir -p /opt/svn/svntest/ svnadmin create /opt/svn/svntest/
1.To directory of configure,There are three file here. cd /opt/svn/svntest/conf/ authz: Configure file about setting permissions of users. passwd: Configure file about setting username and password. svnserve.conf: Configure file about svn. 2.svnserve.conf vim svnserve.conf edit: [general] anon-access = none auth-access = write password-db = passwd authz-db = authz 3.authz add: [svntest:/] 92csz.com = rw # add a user(92csz.com),read and write. 4.passwd edit: 92csz.com = 123456 # password is 123456
svnserve -d -r /opt/svn/
netstat -aux |grep svn restult: tcp <IP_ADDRESS>:36<IP_ADDRESS>:* LISTEN 8646/svnserve
Command: chmod -R 775 /opt/svn/ or chmod -R o+rw /opt/svn
Open svn client(right),Enter IP address of svn server and warehouse name exmple: svn://<IP_ADDRESS>/svntest
LoadModule dav_svn_module modules/mod_dav_svn.so LoadModule authz_svn_module modules/mod_authz_svn.so <Location /svn> DAV svn SVNParentPath /var/www/unixmensvn AuthType Basic AuthName "Subversion repositories" AuthUserFile /etc/svn-auth-users Require valid-user </Location>
htpasswd -cm /etc/svn-auth-users testuser1
mkdir /var/www/unixmensvn cd /var/www/unixmensvn svnadmin create repo chown -R apache.apache repo # If you still have issues with SELinux Security please apply this: chcon -R -t httpd_sys_content_t /var/www/unixmensvn/repo chcon -R -t httpd_sys_rw_content_t /var/www/unixmensvn/repo
firewall-cmd --permanent --zone=public --add-service=http firewall-cmd --permanent --zone=public --add-service=https firewall-cmd --reload
mkdir -p /tmp/svn-structure-template/{trunk,branches,tags} svn import -m "Initial repository" /tmp/svn-structure-template file:///var/www/unixmensvn/repo/ Adding /tmp/svn-structure-template/branches Adding /tmp/svn-structure-template/tags Adding /tmp/svn-structure-template/trunk
Committed revision 1.
Done!
1.svn: Can’t open file ‘***/txn-current-lock’: Permission denied Solve: Severth(Vew 7th section).
2.Happen "authorization failed" error client Solve: Check configure. ### Evey establishment of a lirary need to be configured.This is very important.
3.When committing,error: post commit FS processing had error: "sqlite:attempt to write a readonly database" Solve: into /opt/svn/wp-job/db , there is a file "rep-cache.db" chown -R zrg.zrggroup rep-cache.db


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--- layout: post authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: "Goalposts for the Digital Humanities" date: 2014-12-01 time: "19:00:00" tags: ["Lessons"] ---
As a follow-on to last month's post about courses at the British Library, I asked some people who are teaching digital humanists where their goalposts are, i.e., what they think the minimum someone in the humanities should know about working with computers and digital data. The brief responses were interesting:
A longer response from Fiona Tweedie at the University Melbourne is worth quoting in full. She first suggested seeing if the person in question could import and export bibliographic data from a management tool like Zotero, then later added:
My thought when I suggested the Zotero task...was...a stab at the sort of question to ask someone at the beginning of the discussion to work out their level and where their needs are, like the tests that language schools give you to work out which class to put you in, or the sorts of questions you ask someone to gauge where to pitch your explanation of your research (You've heard of Romans, right? The Republic? Julius Caesar? Tiberius Gracchus? etc).
I've been talking with the library here at UniMelb about doing an introductory 'data literacy' module... Greg says he thinks that term isn't helpful as it can mean anything, but I mean really helping humanities researchers (and I'm thinking old-fashioned historians here, because that's what I am) to make the leap to 'thinking data'. At the end of this module, I'd hope researchers could all:
Understand that they are working with data (even if a lot of it is secondary literature), recognise clean vs messy data and think actively about how data structures work and how they might structure their data.
Understand how data management and workflows can support their research.
Use an appropriate reference manager.
Be sufficiently familiar with different types of tools available to make an appropriate selection (spreadsheet vs Omeka vs full relational database)
Know where to go for further help (Google, Stack Overflow, Your Librarian may all be valid answers)
I would then like to build out to more sophisticated material — I agree that overcoming fear of the command-line and being able to navigate a file structure and move files around is important. I'm also definitely with you on web-scraping... Key-words in context and topic modelling are great things to be able to do. And everyone loved making graphs when I trailed the NLTK materials, so definitely include some basic visualisation.
There's more detail here, but it's already clear that the content of a "Humanities Carpentry" workshop would be quite different from what we teach right now. There are lots of other things we need to do before we do this, but doing this is definitely on our list.


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