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java.lang.Object org.jnetpcap.winpcap.WinPcapRmtAuth
public final class WinPcapRmtAuth
Class peered with native pcap_rmtauth
structure. Provides
authentication data for establishing remote capture and lookup operations
using WinPcap extensions.
| Field Summary | |
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static int |
RMT_AUTH_NULL
It defines the NULL authentication. |
static int |
RMT_AUTH_PWD
It defines the username/password authentication. |
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WinPcapRmtAuth()
Allocates an empty authentication object so that it may be setup. |
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WinPcapRmtAuth(int type,
java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String password)
Allocates and configures authentication object. |
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java.lang.String |
getPassword()
Gets the string containing the password that has to be used on the remote machine for authentication. |
int |
getType()
Gets the type of the authentication required. |
java.lang.String |
getUsername()
String containing the username that has to be used on the remote machine for authentication. |
void |
setPassword(java.lang.String password)
Sets the string containing the password that has to be used on the remote machine for authentication. |
void |
setType(int type)
Type of the authentication required. |
void |
setUsername(java.lang.String username)
Sets the string containing the username that has to be used on the remote machine for authentication. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final int RMT_AUTH_NULL
public static final int RMT_AUTH_PWD
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public WinPcapRmtAuth()
public WinPcapRmtAuth(int type, java.lang.String username, java.lang.String password)
type
- authentication type; values of 0 or 1 permittedusername
- string containing the username that has to be used on the remote
machine for authenticationpassword
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public final int getType()
public final void setType(int type)
type
- the type to setpublic final java.lang.String getUsername()
public final void setUsername(java.lang.String username)
username
- the username to setpublic final java.lang.String getPassword()
public final void setPassword(java.lang.String password)
password
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| Material & | operator= (const Material &material) |
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| Material & | SetTexture (int mapType, ::Texture2D texture) |
| void | Unload () |
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| void | set (::Material material) |
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Description
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| configVersion | xsd:string |
The version string of the configuration that this spec is trying to
change. This property is required in reconfiguring a switch
and should be set to the same value as
configVersion.
This property is ignored during switch creation.
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| contact | DVSContactInfo |
Set the human operator contact information.
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| defaultPortConfig | DVPortSetting |
The default configuration for ports.
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| defaultProxySwitchMaxNumPorts | xsd:int |
The default host proxy switch maximum port number
Since vSphere API 5.1
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| description | xsd:string |
Set the description string of the switch.
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| extensionKey | xsd:string |
The key of the extension registered by a remote server that
controls the switch.
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| host | DistributedVirtualSwitchHostMemberConfigSpec[] |
The host member specification. A particular host should have only one entry
in this array. Duplicate entries for the same host will raise a fault.
The host version should be compatible with the version of
DistributedVirtualSwitch. Use
QueryDvsCheckCompatibility
to check for compatibility.
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| infrastructureTrafficResourceConfig | DvsHostInfrastructureTrafficResource[] |
The host infrastructure traffic resource allocation specification.
Only the traffic class resource allocations identified in the list
will be updated. The other traffic class resource allocations that are not
specified will not change.
Since vSphere API 6.0
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| maxPorts | xsd:int | Deprecated.
As of vSphere API 5.0
The default value of this propoerty is maxint and there is no reason
for users to change it to a lower value
The maximum number of DistributedVirtualPorts allowed in the switch.
If specified in a reconfigure operation, this number cannot be smaller
than the number of existing DistributedVirtualPorts.
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| name | xsd:string |
The name of the switch. Must be unique in the parent folder.
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| netResourcePoolTrafficResourceConfig | DvsHostInfrastructureTrafficResource[] |
The dynamic host infrastructure traffic resource allocation
specification.
Since vSphere API 6.7
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| networkResourceControlVersion | xsd:string |
Indicates the Network Resource Control APIs that are supported on the switch.
Possible value can be of
DistributedVirtualSwitchNetworkResourceControlVersion.
Since vSphere API 6.0
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| numStandalonePorts | xsd:int |
The number of standalone ports in the switch. Standalone ports are
ports that do not belong to any portgroup. If set to a number larger
than number of existing standalone ports in the switch, new ports get
created to meet the number. If set to a number smaller than the number
of existing standalone ports, free ports (uplink ports excluded) are
deleted to meet the number. If the set number cannot be met by
deleting free standalone ports, a fault is raised.
|
| policy | DVSPolicy |
The usage policy of the switch.
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| switchIpAddress | xsd:string |
IP address for the switch, specified using IPv4 dot notation.
IPv6 address is not supported for this property.
The utility of this address is defined by other switch features.
switchIpAddress would be ignored when IPFIX collector uses IPv6.
Since vSphere API 5.0
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| uplinkPortgroup | ManagedObjectReference[]
to a
DistributedVirtualPortgroup[] |
The uplink portgroups.
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| uplinkPortPolicy | DVSUplinkPortPolicy |
The uplink port policy.
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| vendorSpecificConfig | DistributedVirtualSwitchKeyedOpaqueBlob[] |
Set the opaque blob that stores vendor specific configuration.
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Properties inherited from DynamicData |
| None |


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The code for the classes introduced in the book can be found at its Github repository.
The individual classes are:
One way of installing them is copy each class to your central classes directory; for example, classes/Mlaphp/Request.php
. Another way would be to install via Packagist, if you have Composer available.


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An FDBG event can (currently) belong to one of the two following major classes:
These events are intercepted by the FDBG core. When any of them occurs, the appropriate visualizer (see FDBG Visualizers) gets called with a representation of the event (a Prolog term) as extra arguments.
Note that it is not possible to debug indexicals with
FDBG. What's more, any domain narrowings done by indexicals happen
unnoticed, making FDBG output harder to follow. On the other hand,
arithmetical constraints (like X #> 0
) are translated to global
constraints instead of indexicals after consulting
library(fdbg)
, and therefore don't lead to any misunderstandings.
For this latter reason it is advisable to load
library(fdbg)
before any user programs.


The Lively Kernel can support different user interface themes.
Themes are collections of style settings that are applied automatically
to all the applicable graphical objects in the system.
You can change the user interface theme by choosing the "choose display theme..."
operation from the popup menu of the world.
Notes:
Alt-click the background of the display to invoke the popup menu of the world.
Try it yourself! Try changing the display theme by invoking the popup
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7.5 EuDist, Distributing Programs
7.5.1 Introduction
EuDist is a tool that makes distributing your program easier. It is designed to gather all of the Euphoria files that your program uses and put them into a directory. This can also be useful for sending example code for bug reports.
7.5.2 Command Line Switches
You can use the standard -i and -c switches with eudist. There are additional options:
- --clear Clear the output directory before copying files
- -d <dir> Specify the output directory for the files
- -e <file> --exclude-file <file> Exclude a file from being copied
- -ed <dir> --exclude-directory <file> Exclude a directory from being copied
- -edr <dir> --exclude-directory-recursively <file> Exclude a directory and all subdirectories from being copied


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I began writing my course audit for AP Biology this week, which is always a fun thing to do. Part of my course description includes a short letter to parents and students at the beginning, so they have glimpse of my philosophy on the class and school. I also looked back at a course audit I had written for AP Chemistry my first year of teaching. The dissonance shocked me. This is from 2009:
Teachers, Students, and Our Roles
You will not succeed in this course if you become merely an observer. Learning does not happen by being a spectator. You, as the student, are expected to take your education seriously and to be responsible for your own learning. Your success will correlate directly to the amount of time and effort you put into your studies of chemistry outside of class.
At this stage in life, you are called to be a student. Time management will be essential in your success not only in this class but also in all your studies. This is not the only class you are taking. If you need help in setting up a “time budget,” you may see me to set up a study schedule to help structure your time and foster good habits.
My job, as the teacher, is to facilitate your learning through instruction in class as well as outside of class if you need extra support. Throughout this year, I will provide you with experiences that are meant to engage you intellectually and that will help you broaden your knowledge of chemistry. One way to maximize your success is to have open communication between one another. As we progress through the course, I need feedback from you as to how the material is being presented so we can maximize class time and ultimately enhance your understanding.
It is also my job as the teacher to design effective assessments of your learning. Exams, quizzes, and labs will help me make evaluations of your success in the class. Quizzes will be given twice in each chapter and a test will be given after every 2 chapters. All tests are cumulative and timed.
All of this is good information and important, but it is very condescending (to me) and really does not portray a very inviting class. Here is my letter for 2012:
Teachers, Students, and School
The world is changing. Simply memorizing facts is no longer appreciable in a digital world, where information is available any time, any where. This fundamentally changes the roles of students, teachers, and schools.
As a teacher, it is my job to help provide a starting point for your learning. I will be available to help answer questions, but it is also my job to ask even more questions. Biology is the study of history and science, but it is also the study of the world around us, which requires questioning and experimentation.
As a student, you are expected to fail. We learn by making mistakes. I will push you to make mistakes, but I will also support your learning as you evaluate those mistakes. You are expected to persevere and continue to make progress. Learning opportunities for multiple styles will be provided, which will allow you to craft your learning experience in AP Biology.
School will be a place of collaboration. While in class, you will be working in small focus groups that will in turn support one another through each unit. These groups will help you develop time-management and collaboration skills that are essential after your formal schooling is over. While in class, you will have the option to structure your learning time based around lab investigations, research, or application projects. We will focus on real-world uses of the information you are collecting and reshaping into something useful. Community outreach will be encouraged as part of the course.
I am already excited about next year.
Written on February 29th, 2012 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: All Collaboration Flipclass Science Teaching
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McLean VA
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2014 - 2015
- Built an internal web application using PHP, JavaScript, HTML/CSS to assist with verification of record provisioning for multiple databases as part of a large enterprise level identity management system.
- Developed an ETL program using Talend Open Studio for reading in bulk user data from excel spreadsheets to be processed through the backend, load relevant data into a database through web service messages and return relevant feedback.
- Wrote scripts and queries for a data migration project for a large repository including IBM DB2, MS SQL Server and LDAP databases.
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Undergraduate Teaching Assistant
2014 - 2015
- Assisted Dr. Osman Balci with CS-3714 iOS Mobile Software Development.
- Tasked with grading and designing/building student assignments and projects.
- Supported students with building iOS/Apple Watch applications in the Swift programming language.
- Assisted Dr. James Arthur with CS-3304: Comparative Languages.
- Held weekly office hours to help students with homework assignments and programming projects dealing with programming language design and pragmatics using languages such as Python, C, Lisp and Prolog.
Certifications
Education
Degree : Bachelors in Science
Major : Computer Science
Minor : Mathematics
GPA : 3.7/4.0
Honors : Magna Cum Laude | Phi Beta Kappa
Concentration
Software Engineering, in particular iOS and mobile application development.
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| List<Rect> UITexturePacker.usedRectangles = new List<Rect>() |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Gov. Matawalle reassures Zamfara citizens of his commitment to security
by The Eagle OnlineGovernor Bello Matawalle of Zamfara has restated his commitment to the protection of lives and properties in the state.
Matawalle gave the reassurance on Wednesday when communities from Bazai area of Shinkafi Local Government paid him a solidarity visit at the Government House, Gusau.
He said: “It is in realization of the fact that I was sent by Almighty God to come and govern the state at its most trying times that I also became more sincere in fulfilling all my campaign promises especially on security to the electorates.”
According to the governor, without peace in the state even government would not survive.
He stressed that the peace being enjoyed now would not be toyed with as it was the bedrock upon which the yearnings of the people would be met.
Matawalle therefore called on the people to continue to pray for the success of his administration, to enable it meet their expectations.
While responding to the appeal made by the communities, the governor assured them that the administration would always work in line with people’s needs.
He directed the Secretary to the State Government to come up with better ways of meeting their demands.
Earlier, leader of the delegation, Dr Ahmad Kainuwa of Federal University, Gusau told the governor that they were at the Government House to show their solidarity and appreciation of his efforts in maintaining peace in the state.
Kainuwa recalled that since the inception of the Matawalle led administration, Bazai, like other parts of the state, has not recorded any attack from bandits.
He noted that the area had been under attack for almost a decade, until now.
Kainuwa added that the visit was to appeal to the governor for the restoration of Bazai Emirate Council which was scrapped by the State House of Assembly about three months ago.
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Should you buy Pokemon Sword or Pokemon Shield?
by Jade KingThe latest duo of instalments in Game Freak’s beloved RPG series are finally here. So, it’s time to make a decision we’re forced to ponder each time a new game comes around – which one is right for you? It’s the first major Pokemon title on Nintendo Switch, so it’s not a choice to be taken lightly.
While the differences might ultimately seem negligible, there’s a selection of unique items, Pokemon and mechanics that might sway players on their purchasing decisions. To make things easier, Trusted Reviews has rounded up all the big differences you need to know between Pokemon Sword and Shield.
Related: Upcoming Nintendo Switch Games
Pokemon Sword and Shield Differences – Gym Leaders
One of the major differences across each version is the Gym Leaders you’ll face off against when exploring the world of Galar. We’re currently playing through the game ahead of delivering our final verdict so we can’t speak to exactly how many gym leaders are exclusive.
Right now, we know of two. Bea, a fighting type gym leader, will only be available in Pokemon Sword, while Shield will feature a ghost type trainer by the name of Allister. They both look wonderfully unique and should offer a fun challenge, but fans hoping to experience everything on offer will need to invest in both games.
Pokemon Sword and Shield Differences – Pokemon
As is always the case with mainline Pokemon games, a variety of unique Pokemon can be found across both versions. In order to catch ‘em all you’ll either need to own both games and trade between them or find a fellow trainer willing to do business.
Related: Luigi’s Mansion 3 Review
Chances are your preference on the new Pokemon will have a big impact on your decision. We’ve gone and compiled all of them below:
Sword Pokemon
- Deino
- Zweilous
- Hydreigon
- Jangmo-o
- Hakamo-o
- Kommo-o
- Farfetch’d
- Sirfetch’d
Shield Pokemon
- Larvitar
- Pupitar
- Tyranitar
- Goomy
- Sliggoo
- Goodra
- Galarian Ponyta
Related: Animal Crossing Switch
Pokemon Sword and Shield Differences – Legendary Pokemon
It wouldn’t be a duo of Pokemon games without varying legendaries between each release, acting as the ultimate deciding factor for number of players both new and old. Sword offers Zacian, while Shield has a similar canine creature in the form of Zamazenta.
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BRAVEHEART A film review by Michael Bendner Copyright 1995 InfoLine Movie Services
Director : Mel Gibson Screenplay: Randall Wallace Starring : Mel Gibson, Sophie Marceau, Patrick McGoohan & Catherine McCormack
BRAVEHEART is based on the legendary true story of Sir William Wallace, the 13th Century Scot who started a rebellion to drive the English from his homeland after the Scottish throne was seized by the ruthless King Edward I (Patrick McGoohan).
The plot: William Wallace (Mel Gibson) is a Scottish native whose parents were killed by the English while he was still a child. His rich uncle adopts him and educates him well by taking him on some trips around the world. When William returns to his village as an adult, he falls in love with a woman he knew as a child (Catherine McCormack), and they get married in secret.
 The English nobleman who has commandeered that particular village ties her to a post and slashes her neck in public as a means to get to William. When William discovers what has ensued during his absence, he returns with the intent to kill. After a few vicious blows of his sword, the other villagers are inspired and start revolting. Within minutes all the English soldiers are dead.
William is now determined to rid Scotland of its English oppressors. With the help of the leader of the Scottish nobles, Robert the Earl of Bruce, William unites the clans and builds an army. King Edward I, now old and dying, sends English troops into Scotland to fight them. Through William's smart military tactics, his army manages to defeat armies of English soldiers much larger than themselves.
William and his men start taking cities back and dismembering the English. The King sends Princess Isabella (Sophie Marceau), wife of Prince Edward his son, to negotiate with William. The princess, being the victim of a planned marriage knows that her side is the evil one and helps William out as much as she can.
BRAVEHEART was filmed on location in Ireland and Scotland. It is very authentic, thus very bloody. This movie is not for the meek. Intense battle scenes lasting several minutes feature death by hammer, sword through head, arrow through head, sword through stomach, you name it. There are scenes of throats being slashed, dismembered body parts being carried about, and people being hanged. These wonderful things make it all the more historically accurate, I suppose.
The performances of all actors are excellent. Quite a feat considering up to 2000 extras were used at one time for some of the battle scenes. Gibson is very convincing to a point that one gets the impression he really feels he is the character he is portraying. BRAVEHEART is the second film Gibson has both directed and starred in, and if he keeps it up at this level of excellence, we have a lot to look forward to.
The film runs about three hours, which may seem a tad long for some. While the first 45 minutes are vital to setting the scene, I think they could have done it in 20. The last-2 1/4 hours however, more than make up for the first bit with non-stop, intense action and a throroughly involving storyline.
This is definitely the best film I've seen so far this year.
Out of 10... Acting : 9 Casting: 9 Music : 9 Plot : 9 F/X : 9 Overall: 9.0
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What is REST ?
Why should I use it?
How do I use it in ColdFusion ?
A rule system for communicating over HTTP.
Most common HTTP verb
Used for retrieving (read-only) information from the application
Second most common HTTP verb
Mostly found in form elements
Used for creating something in the application
Used for editing something in the application
Used for removing something from the application
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Consideration of resources helps map out the application
Data is agnostic of presentation
Selection of different output formats possible
Data can be reused by clients
Multiple front ends can be serviced by the same application
Multiple use cases:
Data fetches are small and processing is minimal
Application appears faster to users
The same code can serve multiple uses


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This example show you how to present trigonometry graphics and control the parameter
This example show you how to solve classification problem with various methods provided in scikit-learn


Auckland, my home
Move to another country to start a new and totally different life, including learning a new language is not easier. I am from Brazil and moved to New Zealand in 2014 with no English. I am living in Auckland and on 2nd September 2019 I started a course to graduate as Web Developer on Enspiral Dev Academy.
Auckland, based around 2 large harbours, is a major city in the north of New Zealand’s North Island. In the centre, the iconic Sky Tower has views of Viaduct Harbour, which is full of superyachts and lined with bars and cafes. Auckland Domain, the city’s oldest park, is based around an extinct volcano and home to the formal Wintergardens. You can find more information on Wikipedia and Aucklandnz.com


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Education
- (Fall 2012 – Spring 2018 (anticipated))
- Ph.D. Candidate in Applied and Computational Mathematics, Florida State University (Tallahassee, FL)
- Focus: Machine learning and image-processing methods for lung CT image analysis; statistical extension of level set method for image segmentation
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Relevant coursework:
- Numerical Methods (interpolation, integration, ODEs/PDEs, linear algebra, and optimization)
- Machine Learning
- Probability theory and Statistical Inference
- Computer Vision
- (Spring 2012)
- B.S. in Applied Mathematics with Computer Science focus, Ferris State University (Big Rapids, MI)
Work
- (Fall 2012 – present)
- Teaching Assistant at Florida State University (Tallahassee, FL)
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Responsibilities / Accomplishments:
- Instructor, Multi-variable Calculus (``Calc 3") (Summer 2017)
- Distinguished Teaching Assistant Award (2017)
- Assistant, Foundations of Computational Math (graduate level course) (Fall 2016, Spring 2017).
- Instructor, C++ computing seminar (Fall 2016).
- Instructor, Single-variable Calculus (``Calc 1") (Fall 2017, Spring 2016, Summer 2016).
- Instructor, Precalculus (Fall 2014, Spring 2015).
- Recitation instructor, Discrete Mathematics (Fall 2015).
- Assistant, various math courses (College algebra, Liberal Arts math, Trigonometry, Business calculus).
- (Fall 2011 – Fall 2012)
- Web developer at Occupational Research and Assessment (Big Rapids, MI)
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Responsibilities / Accomplishments:
- Created and designed web systems for a number of third-party organizations using the Ruby on Rails web development framework.
- (Fall 2009 – Fall 2011)
- Tutor at Ferris State University (Big Rapids, MI)
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Responsibilities / Accomplishments:
- Tutor for undergraduate introductory programming course taught with the Python programming language, and for undergraduate calculus courses.
Journal Publications
Conference Proceedings
Posters Presented
Talks Given
Computational Fluency
- High-level programming languages: Python (NumPy, SciPy, Scikit Learn, Scikit Image, Mayavi, Theano, Cython), JavaScript, (to a lesser degree: Ruby, PHP)
- Mid-level programming languages: C/C++, Fortran
- Markup languages: LaTeX, Web (HTML, CSS)
- Relational databases languages: SQLite, MySQL
- General Unix-like operating system tools
Activities
- Creator and developer of Pylidc -- Pylidc is a software library for working with LIDC lung CT dataset. The library is built with Python and its associated scientific computing libraries and is freely available. https://github.com/pylidc/pylidc
- C++ and Fortran Reference Guides for Graduate Seminar -- In collaboration with a fellow graduate student, Emacs Org-mode was used to create C++ and Fortran reference guides to be used in the Applied and Computational Mathematics computational seminar for first year graduate students at FSU. The guides are available under a Creative Commons license. http://notmatthancock.github.io/teaching/acm-computing-seminar/resources/langs/cpp/
- Participant in Capital One modeling competition -- Our group created a neural network model for identifying fraudulent credit card transactions. This involved preprocessing tens of gigabytes of raw data to be placed into an SQL database, whereafter a GPU-based (using Theano) neural network was trained.
Memberships
- Student Member - Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM)
- Student Member - American Mathematical Society (AMS)
- Student Member - Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE)


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install.packages("tidyverse")
Data Journalism with R and the Tidyverse
Code, data and visuals for storytellers
1 Introduction
Welcome to data journalism. The main goal of this course is to expand your ability to report and tell stories using data. You will use these tools to discover trends in data, like what Rachell Sanchez-Smith found with the sharp jump in COVID-19 cases in Arkansas children. You will learn how to create and publish graphics and maps. It’s hard work but it is a lot of fun and very rewarding.
We have some basic goals for you to reach in this class. By the end of the semester, we want you to have basic proficiency and independence with data analysis. We want you to be able to write about data clearly, using the Associated Press style as a benchmark. We want you to be able to find and download a dataset, clean it up, visualize it.
The skills you will learn in the coming weeks are in high demand in journalism and beyond. Examine this BuzzFeed job description from 2017:
“We’re looking for someone with a passion for news and a commitment to using data to find amazing, important stories — both quick hits and deeper analyses that drive conversations,” the posting seeking a data journalist says. It goes on to list five things BuzzFeed is looking for: Excellent collaborator, clear writer, deep statistical understanding, knowledge of obtaining and restructuring data.
“You should have a strong command of at least one toolset that (a) allows for filtering, joining, pivoting, and aggregating tabular data, and (b) enables reproducible workflows.”
You will learn these skills in this book. You’ll get a taste of modern data journalism through Google Sheets and programming in R, a statistics language. You’ll be challenged to think programmatically while thinking about a story you can tell to readers in a way that they’ll want to read. Combining them together has the power to change policy, expose injustice and deeply inform.
1.1 Installations
This book begins with a basic review of Google Sheets and then shifts to the R statistical language. To follow along, you’ll do the following:
Install the R language on your computer. Go to the this website, click download R based on your operating system. If that link somehow doesn’t work, check R Project website and find a different location.
Install R Studio Desktop. The free version is great.
Going forward, you’ll see passages like this:
That is code that you’ll need to run common software packages in your R Studio.
1.2 About this book
This book is the collection of class materials compiled by various data journalism professors around the country: Matt Waite at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s College of Journalism and Mass Communications and Sarah Cohen of Arizona State University. This version was edited by Derek Willis, Sean Mussenden and Rob Wells at the University of Maryland Philip Merrill College of Journalism.
There’s some things you should know about it:
- It is free for students.
- The topics will remain the same but the text is going to be constantly tinkered with.
- What is the work of the authors is copyright Matt Waite 2020, Sarah Cohen 2022 and Derek Willis, Sean Mussenden and Rob Wells 2022.
- The text is Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International Creative Commons licensed. That means you can share it and change it, but only if you share your changes with the same license and it cannot be used for commercial purposes. I’m not making money on this so you can’t either.
- As such, the whole book – authored in Quarto – in its original form is open sourced on Github. Pull requests welcomed!
1.3 What we’ll cover
- Spreadsheets
- R Basics
- Replication, Data Diary
- Data basics and structures
- Aggregates
- Mutating
- Working with dates
- Filters
- Data cleaning techniques, Janitor
- Pulling Data from PDFs
- Joins
- Basic data scraping
- Getting data from APIs: Census
- Visualizing for reporting: Basics
- Visualizing for reporting: Publishing
- Geographic data basics
- Geographic queries
- Geographic visualization
- Text analysis basics
- Writing with and about data
- Data journalism ethics


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Next Best Friend is a React Native app with a Ruby on Rails backend API. The app incorporates a "Tinder swipe" functionality and links into the Google Maps and PetFinder APIs. Users can "favorite" animals they'd like to look at later, set their preferred location, filter by animal type, call or email the organization linked to each animal, and see a map of nearby animal shelters.
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This extension gives you a way to easily override many of a Symbol instance's child element's perameters/properties
The Same Four instances running with the Extension.
As you have seen in the Quick Start or The Video,
Individual Symbol instance properties can be overriden to allow each instance of the symbol to be displayed differently and behave differently from each other at load time. Each Symbol's child elements can be assigned a target property type.
The Extension can be downloaded from the GitHub Read Me Page > here
Four instances of a single Symbol on a Scene
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hypeDocument.setElementProperty() API Property Names
Example Values set on a Symbol Instance
By Default for these Property names, in fig 1 the Extension will try and use The hypeDocument.setElementProperty() API to override
Property Names can be for:
hypeDocument.setElementProperty() API property Names, css property Names, element HTML property Names.
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data-bindingName: Properties ( hypeDocument.setElementProperty())
You can add duration timmings to any of the hypeDocument.setElementProperty() API that take them
value : The property value to pass in for the override.
Values set on a Symbol Instance with duration
duration : The duration value for a hype API setElementProperty. (optional)
This comes after the value and is separated by a comma.
The duration value is here for completeness in reflection of the setElementProperty API usage.
In most cases you will do any animaions on elements using the normal means within hype.
But adding a duration here will also allow for the same type of animations afforded to using the setElementProperty in an Hype function. (see the Hype zipped example 2)
value, duration ( hypeDocument.setElementProperty())
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Here we we set a text shadow and font size in percent
Remember that many css numbers are followed by ‘px’ in some cases you may need to enter a px. i.e 10px
When using css properties, In some cases if you are not getting the expected results, you may need to turn off Protect from external styles and/or set the Position with CSS left/top. Both of which can be found in the Document Inspector.
Here we we set the background image of an Rect and some image properties
There are too many css Poroperties to show here but many of them can be used.
The extension will try and test for valid css properties and values entered as overrides.
If they are found to be ok then they will be overriden as css properties
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The data-bindingName and Property names we want to override are entered into the Additional HTML Attributes of an Element inside a Symbol
Just select the Symbol and enter into it. Select the Element and go to it's Identity Inspector. Click the + button and add the new data-BindingName and the corresponding property
Here we have a Hype video dropped onto the scene. We use the src property to change its video src and innerHTML to show its Title anc copyright url.
The innnerHTML can be simple plain text like ‘ some foo bunny text’ It does not have to be complex or HTML code.
For example, innerHTML, innerText, src (Hype Audio/video object), borders etc..
Elements Properties can directly be overriden
data-bindingName: Properties ( element )
Video Title
The Property Name: The property Name to pass in for the override.
bindingName : Matching name on a Symbol’s child element
Construction of data-bindingName, Propertyname and Values
data-bindingName | Property value
The data-bindingName
data- : All names must start with this.
bindingName : The arbitrary name you give to reference an element. this does not have to match any real id you have given to the element. But should reflect in some part the symbols target child element and real world property name so its intent is clear.
data-bindingName | Property Name
Property Value: The property value to pass in for the override.
The data-bindingName and Property names we want to override are entered into the Additional HTML Attributes of an Element inside a Symbol
Just select the Symbol and enter into it. Select the Element and go to it's Identity Inspector. Click the + button and add the new data-BindingName and the corresponding property
You can add duration timmings to any of the hypeDocument.setElementProperty() API that take them
value : The property value to pass in for the override.
duration : The duration value for a hype API setElementProperty. (optional)
This comes after the value and is separated by a comma.
The duration value is here for completeness in reflection of the setElementProperty API usage.
In most cases you will do any animaions on elements using the normal means within hype.
But adding a duration here will also allow for the same type of animations afforded to using the setElementProperty in an Hype function. (see the Hype zipped example 2)
data-bindingName | value, duration
When using css properties, In some cases if you are not getting the expected results, you may need to turn off Protect from external styles and set the Position with CSS left/top. Both of which can be found in the Document Inspector.
Here we have a Hype video dropped onto the scene. We use the src property to change its video src and innerHTML to show its Title anc copyright url.
For example, innerHTML, innerText, src (Hype Audio/video object), borders etc..
The innnerHTML can be simple plain text like ‘ some foo bunny text’ It does not have to be complex or HTML code.
Docs
But on the Symbol Instance we have it as data-text1_innerText1
Here we have a the dataBindingName spelt wrong.
On the Symbol’s Child Element in the Symbol override. It is data-text1_innerText.
Error Logging.An error will occur if there is a mismatch in the data-bindingName being used.
An error will be thrown in the console giving details and info to help find the mismatch. Data for each error overide in a Symbol instance will be shown.
Symbol ID
Mismatched data-bindingName
Symbol Instance Overrides Expected sent from the Symbol to the children elementsCompleted overrides data-bindingnames and values accepted by the children elements
Error Logging
On the Symbol’s Child Element in the Symbol override. It is data-text1_innerText.
Here we have a the dataBindingName spelt wrong.
Printing a debug log
You can add the single javascript line hypeDocument.printDebugList() to normal Hype Javascript function and run it on the first scene’s onload. This will enable debug logs and print to the console. It will give the following data. This is handy if you are not getting the values where you expect.
Data for each fully Completed overide for a Symbol instance will be shown.Symbol IDSymbol Instance Overrides Expected sent from the Symbol to the children elementsCompleted overrides data-bindingnames and values accepted by the children elements, including the property type the extension has used : Hype Api, css, Element , General property types
Debug Logging
The data-bindingNamedata- : All names must start with this.
bindingName : The arbitrary name you give to reference an element. this does not have to match any real id you have given to the element. But should reflect in some part the symbols target child element and real world property name so its intent is clear.
The Property Name: The property Name to pass in for the override.
The data-bindingName
data- : All names must start with this.
bindingName : Matching name on a Symbol’s child element
The Value: The property value to pass in for the override.
data-bindingName | Property Name
data-bindingName | value
GitHub
Implicit Typecasting for CSS properties
For background-image , contain the url inside a css url container as you normally would if using these as a css property in a style . This should then let the extension treat the override as a css property override instead of Hype override.
Example:
url("https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/6317734?s=60&v=4”)
or Image layering
linear-gradient(rgba(0, 0, 255, 0.5), rgba(255, 255, 0, 0.5)), url("https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/6317734?s=60&v=4")
For : top , left , width , height Remember to place px after the number as you normally would if using these css properties in a style. Example: 10px
As mentioned, There are properties that will default to the Hype API to override them.
top , left , width , height , background-image and opacity
It is recommended that you let this happen. But there may be an occasion where you want to use a css override rather than the Hype API.
When you wish to override any of the properties that are the same as the Hype api named properties.
You must use the implicit naming of css: in the override. i.e css:top , css:left, css:width, css:height, css:opacity , css:background-image
For background-image , contain the url inside a css url container as you normally would if using these as a css property in a style . This should then let the extension treat the override as a css property override instead of Hype override.
Example:
url("https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/6317734?s=60&v=4”)
or Image layering
linear-gradient(rgba(0, 0, 255, 0.5), rgba(255, 255, 0, 0.5)), url("https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/6317734?s=60&v=4")
Implicit Typecasting for CSS properties
For : top , left , width , height Remember to place px after the number as you normally would if using these css properties in a style.
Example: 10px


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Uncertainty grips BGMEA building demolition as contractor seeks review of rates
by bdnews24.comThe demolition of the illegally constructed BGMEA Bhaban is once again mired in uncertainty after the contractor asked the authorities to revise the cost of the project.
Manager Nasrullah Khan Rashed of Four Star Enterprise told bdnews24.com on Wednesday the building had been stripped of valuable materials that were key to recovering the cost of dismantling the building.
Under the terms of the tender, the contracting company will not receive any money for the demolition of the building. After demolishing the building and two basements, they will sell the used goods to recoup their expenses and profits.
“We visited the building and found that BGMEA has taken almost everything from there. There is nothing left of the goods that were there at the time of the auction. It will not be possible to recover the costs of the demolition by selling what remains in the building.”
Rashed said they had met with Rajuk officials and asked for a reassessment of the rates.
“Our materials are not there. We asked them to consider it. But Rajuk told us that it was not possible to reduce the rates. Now we are waiting. Rajuk will give us a letter on Monday. We will take a decision based on that.”
RAJUK's Chief Engineer and Hatirjheel project director ASM Raihanul Ferdous could not be reached for comment when contacted over the phone.
Before the auction, the RAJUK estimated that the goods at BGMEA building was worth Tk 58.8 million.
The estimate was based on the building’s rods, bricks, outer glass, glass frames, MS pipes, CI sheets, steel angles, boundary grills, electric motors, generators, air-cooling compressors, elevators, chairs, false ceilings, sanitary products and fire-exit doors.
The BGMEA building was constructed without the permission of the housing and public works ministry and defying the rules. The construction was finished in 2006.
The High Court issued an order in 2011 to demolish it, describing the BGMEA building as a “tumour” in the middle of Hatirjheel’s canal. The top court also upheld the HC order.
The garment exporters took a long time to demolish the building after the Supreme Court order. The final deadline ended on Apr 12.


public abstract class FacesContextWrapper extends FacesContext implements FacesWrapper<FacesContext>
Provides a simple
implementation of FacesContext
that can be subclassed by
developers wishing to provide specialized behavior to an existing
FacesContext
instance. The default implementation of all
methods is to call through to the wrapped FacesContext
instance.
Usage: extend this class and push the implementation being wrapped to the
constructor and use getWrapped()
to access the instance being wrapped.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
FacesContextWrapper()
Deprecated.
Use the other constructor taking the implementation being wrapped.
|
FacesContextWrapper(FacesContext wrapped)
If this faces context has been decorated, the implementation doing the decorating should push the implementation being wrapped to this constructor. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addMessage(java.lang.String clientId,
FacesMessage message)
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.addMessage(String, FacesMessage)
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
Application |
getApplication()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getApplication()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Object> |
getAttributes()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getAttributes()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
java.util.Iterator<java.lang.String> |
getClientIdsWithMessages()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getClientIdsWithMessages()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
PhaseId |
getCurrentPhaseId()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getCurrentPhaseId()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
ELContext |
getELContext()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getELContext()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
ExceptionHandler |
getExceptionHandler()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getExceptionHandler()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
ExternalContext |
getExternalContext()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getExternalContext()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
FacesMessage.Severity |
getMaximumSeverity()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getMaximumSeverity()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
java.util.List<FacesMessage> |
getMessageList()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getMessageList()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
java.util.List<FacesMessage> |
getMessageList(java.lang.String clientId)
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getMessageList(String)
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
java.util.Iterator<FacesMessage> |
getMessages()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getMessages()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
java.util.Iterator<FacesMessage> |
getMessages(java.lang.String clientId)
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getMessages(String)
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
char |
getNamingContainerSeparatorChar()
The default behavior of this method
is to call |
PartialViewContext |
getPartialViewContext()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getPartialViewContext() ()}
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
RenderKit |
getRenderKit()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getRenderKit()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
boolean |
getRenderResponse()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getRenderResponse()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
java.util.List<java.lang.String> |
getResourceLibraryContracts()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getResourceLibraryContracts()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
boolean |
getResponseComplete()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getResponseComplete()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
ResponseStream |
getResponseStream()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getResponseStream()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
ResponseWriter |
getResponseWriter()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getResponseWriter()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
UIViewRoot |
getViewRoot()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.getViewRoot()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
FacesContext |
getWrapped()
A class that implements this interface uses this method to return an instance of the class being wrapped. |
boolean |
isPostback()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.isPostback()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
boolean |
isProcessingEvents()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.isProcessingEvents()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
boolean |
isProjectStage(ProjectStage stage)
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.isProjectStage(javax.faces.application.ProjectStage)
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
boolean |
isReleased()
The default behavior of this method
is to call |
boolean |
isValidationFailed()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.isValidationFailed()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
void |
release()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.release()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
void |
renderResponse()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.renderResponse()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
void |
responseComplete()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.responseComplete()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
void |
setCurrentPhaseId(PhaseId currentPhaseId)
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.setCurrentPhaseId(PhaseId)
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
void |
setExceptionHandler(ExceptionHandler exceptionHandler)
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.setExceptionHandler(ExceptionHandler)
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
void |
setProcessingEvents(boolean processingEvents)
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.setProcessingEvents(boolean)
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
void |
setResourceLibraryContracts(java.util.List<java.lang.String> contracts)
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.setResourceLibraryContracts(java.util.List<java.lang.String>)
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
void |
setResponseStream(ResponseStream responseStream)
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.setResponseStream(ResponseStream)
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
void |
setResponseWriter(ResponseWriter responseWriter)
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.setResponseWriter(ResponseWriter)
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
void |
setViewRoot(UIViewRoot root)
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.setViewRoot(UIViewRoot)
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
void |
validationFailed()
The default behavior of this method is to
call
FacesContext.validationFailed()
on the wrapped FacesContext object. |
getCurrentInstance, setCurrentInstance
@Deprecated public FacesContextWrapper()
public FacesContextWrapper(FacesContext wrapped)
If this faces context has been decorated,
the implementation doing the decorating should push the implementation being wrapped to this constructor.
The getWrapped()
will then return the implementation being wrapped.
wrapped
- The implementation being wrapped.public FacesContext getWrapped()
FacesWrapper
A class that implements this interface uses this method to return an instance of the class being wrapped.
getWrapped
in interface FacesWrapper<FacesContext>
public Application getApplication()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getApplication()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getApplication
in class FacesContext
Application
instance associated with this web application.FacesContext.getApplication()
public java.util.Iterator<java.lang.String> getClientIdsWithMessages()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getClientIdsWithMessages()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getClientIdsWithMessages
in class FacesContext
Iterator
over the client identifiers for
which at least one FacesMessage
has been queued.FacesContext.getClientIdsWithMessages()
public ExternalContext getExternalContext()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getExternalContext()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getExternalContext
in class FacesContext
ExternalContext
FacesContext.getExternalContext()
public FacesMessage.Severity getMaximumSeverity()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getMaximumSeverity()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getMaximumSeverity
in class FacesContext
FacesContext.getMaximumSeverity()
public java.util.Iterator<FacesMessage> getMessages()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getMessages()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getMessages
in class FacesContext
Iterator
over the FacesMessage
s
that have been queued.FacesContext.getMessages()
public java.util.Iterator<FacesMessage> getMessages(java.lang.String clientId)
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getMessages(String)
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getMessages
in class FacesContext
clientId
- The client identifier for which messages are
requested, or null
for messages not associated with
any client identifierIterator
over the FacesMessage
s.FacesContext.getMessages(String)
public RenderKit getRenderKit()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getRenderKit()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getRenderKit
in class FacesContext
RenderKit
associated with the UIViewRoot
.FacesContext.getRenderKit()
public boolean getRenderResponse()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getRenderResponse()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getRenderResponse
in class FacesContext
renderResponse()
has been called.FacesContext.getRenderResponse()
public java.util.List<java.lang.String> getResourceLibraryContracts()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getResourceLibraryContracts()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getResourceLibraryContracts
in class FacesContext
FacesContext.getResourceLibraryContracts()
public void setResourceLibraryContracts(java.util.List<java.lang.String> contracts)
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.setResourceLibraryContracts(java.util.List<java.lang.String>)
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
setResourceLibraryContracts
in class FacesContext
contracts
- The new contracts to be returned, as an immutable
List
. from a subsequent call to FacesContext.getResourceLibraryContracts()
.FacesContext.setResourceLibraryContracts(java.util.List<java.lang.String>)
public boolean getResponseComplete()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getResponseComplete()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getResponseComplete
in class FacesContext
responseComplete()
method has been called.FacesContext.getResponseComplete()
public ResponseStream getResponseStream()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getResponseStream()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getResponseStream
in class FacesContext
ResponseStream
instance.FacesContext.getResponseStream()
public void setResponseStream(ResponseStream responseStream)
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.setResponseStream(ResponseStream)
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
setResponseStream
in class FacesContext
responseStream
- The new ResponseStream for this responseFacesContext.setResponseStream(ResponseStream)
public ResponseWriter getResponseWriter()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getResponseWriter()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getResponseWriter
in class FacesContext
ResponseWriter
instance.FacesContext.getResponseWriter()
public void setResponseWriter(ResponseWriter responseWriter)
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.setResponseWriter(ResponseWriter)
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
setResponseWriter
in class FacesContext
responseWriter
- The new ResponseWriter for this responseFacesContext.setResponseWriter(ResponseWriter)
public UIViewRoot getViewRoot()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getViewRoot()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getViewRoot
in class FacesContext
UIViewRoot
instance.FacesContext.getViewRoot()
public void setViewRoot(UIViewRoot root)
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.setViewRoot(UIViewRoot)
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
setViewRoot
in class FacesContext
root
- The new component UIViewRoot
componentFacesContext.setViewRoot(UIViewRoot)
public void addMessage(java.lang.String clientId, FacesMessage message)
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.addMessage(String, FacesMessage)
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
addMessage
in class FacesContext
clientId
- The client identifier with which this message is
associated (if any)message
- The message to be appendedFacesContext.addMessage(String, FacesMessage)
public boolean isReleased()
The default behavior of this method
is to call FacesContext.isReleased()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
isReleased
in class FacesContext
true
if the resources have been released.FacesContext.isReleased()
public void release()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.release()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
release
in class FacesContext
FacesContext.release()
public void renderResponse()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.renderResponse()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
renderResponse
in class FacesContext
FacesContext.renderResponse()
public void responseComplete()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.responseComplete()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
responseComplete
in class FacesContext
FacesContext.responseComplete()
public java.util.Map<java.lang.Object,java.lang.Object> getAttributes()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getAttributes()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getAttributes
in class FacesContext
Map
representing the attributes associated wth this
FacesContext
instance.FacesContext.getAttributes()
public char getNamingContainerSeparatorChar()
The default behavior of this method
is to call FacesContext.getNamingContainerSeparatorChar()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getNamingContainerSeparatorChar
in class FacesContext
FacesContext.getNamingContainerSeparatorChar()
public PartialViewContext getPartialViewContext()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getPartialViewContext()
()}
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getPartialViewContext
in class FacesContext
PartialViewContext
for this request.FacesContext.getPartialViewContext()
public ELContext getELContext()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getELContext()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getELContext
in class FacesContext
ELContext
.FacesContext.getELContext()
public ExceptionHandler getExceptionHandler()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getExceptionHandler()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getExceptionHandler
in class FacesContext
ExceptionHandler
.FacesContext.getExceptionHandler()
public void setExceptionHandler(ExceptionHandler exceptionHandler)
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.setExceptionHandler(ExceptionHandler)
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
setExceptionHandler
in class FacesContext
exceptionHandler
- the ExceptionHandler
for
this request.FacesContext.setExceptionHandler(ExceptionHandler)
public java.util.List<FacesMessage> getMessageList()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getMessageList()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getMessageList
in class FacesContext
List
which is effectively a snapshot
of the messages present at the time of invocation.FacesContext.getMessageList()
public java.util.List<FacesMessage> getMessageList(java.lang.String clientId)
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getMessageList(String)
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getMessageList
in class FacesContext
clientId
- the client id of a component.List
which is effectively a snapshot
of the messages present at the time of invocation.FacesContext.getMessageList(String)
public boolean isPostback()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.isPostback()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
isPostback
in class FacesContext
FacesContext.isPostback()
public PhaseId getCurrentPhaseId()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.getCurrentPhaseId()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
getCurrentPhaseId
in class FacesContext
FacesContext.getCurrentPhaseId()
public void setCurrentPhaseId(PhaseId currentPhaseId)
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.setCurrentPhaseId(PhaseId)
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
setCurrentPhaseId
in class FacesContext
currentPhaseId
- The PhaseId
for the
current phase.FacesContext.setCurrentPhaseId(PhaseId)
public boolean isValidationFailed()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.isValidationFailed()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
isValidationFailed
in class FacesContext
validationFailed()
method has been called for the current requestFacesContext.isValidationFailed()
public void validationFailed()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.validationFailed()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
validationFailed
in class FacesContext
FacesContext.validationFailed()
public void setProcessingEvents(boolean processingEvents)
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.setProcessingEvents(boolean)
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
setProcessingEvents
in class FacesContext
processingEvents
- flag indicating events should be processed or notFacesContext.setProcessingEvents(boolean)
public boolean isProcessingEvents()
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.isProcessingEvents()
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
isProcessingEvents
in class FacesContext
true
if events should be published, otherwise
false
FacesContext.isProcessingEvents()
public boolean isProjectStage(ProjectStage stage)
The default behavior of this method is to
call FacesContext.isProjectStage(javax.faces.application.ProjectStage)
on the wrapped FacesContext
object.
isProjectStage
in class FacesContext
stage
- the ProjectStage
to checkFacesContext.isProjectStage(javax.faces.application.ProjectStage)


By reverse-engineering, the wiring diagram (schematics) of the Ascaso Uno Steel Professional with PID is determined:


'Feel at home'
Watch ex-Celtic star Tierney hold green smoke bomb before revealing Arsenal-Hoops connection that’s helped him settle
by Gary TaylorKIERAN TIERNEY showed Celtic is always on his mind as he let off a green smoke bomb before an interview where he revealed an Arsenal/Hoops connection has helped him settle in London.
The Scotland international swapped the Scottish Premiership for the EPL in a £25million summer move.
KT was a fans' favourite at his boyhood heroes and was a key man in the their treble treble success.
The left-back has since traded life in the family home to living himself in London.
He admits the transition has been difficult but he's been made to feel at home by the Scottish staff on the Arsenal books - who share his love for Celtic.
And says he has created bonds with the likes of Hector Bellerin, Dino Mavropanos, Callum Chambers and Rob Holding.
Speaking to Pro Direct Soccer, he said: "It was a hard transition. I lived with my family right until I had to move.
"It's been in the house myself, doing the cooking and washing.
"Because I’ve been injured and Bellerin was injured and Big Dino as well, I’ve been close with them.
“Hector is a big voice in the changing room as well so he’s helped me settle in. Rob Holding and Calum Chambers as well have looked after me.
“It’s hard to say though because everyone has been great, even the staff.
"There’s a few Scottish staff as well – Celtic fans – so they’ve helped me settle in and make me feel at home.”
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A success story for OEM.
A lot of times people are misled into believing that just using an energy monitor will save you money. But it's in fact what you do with the information that does.
Take this example, I was trying to find out what the base load of my house was and it was about 400W.
Working through that 400W I was trying to see what I could put off when it didn't need to be on all the time. Some things like the cupboard warmers went on a timer.
But there was one device that needed a software solution. My Denon AV receiver. I use my AVR to switch Sky+ to the bedroom TV, and in order to do that I needed to keep the Zone 4 on the AVR always on, just in case someone switches the TV on upstairs. But to keep this facility meant using 110W of power all the time instead of 5W while the AVR is in complete stand-by.
So what I did was wrote a python script on my NAS server that runs as a daemon and checks to see if the upstairs TV is swtiched on, and if it is then switch the Zone 4 on the AVR on, if not switch the Zone 4 on the AVR off. Simple.
One of the benefits of smart devices, I guess - they are all on the network, so very easy to check their status and issue a command to them.
Re: Saved another 100w from base load, thanks to my OEM
Nice work!
What hardware do you use to control the power to the TV and AV Receiver?
Any chance you could share your script?
Thanks,
Bill
Re: Saved another 100w from base load, thanks to my OEM
No new hardware used at all. The script is running on my NAS, which is on all the time.
The AVR and TV are both on my home network. They can both be switched on and off using Network commands. Sharing my script will be pointless because it will only work for my Denon AVR and Sony TV.
You need to work out how to check if a device is switched on and if so, how to switch the corresponding one on and vise versa.
Re: Saved another 100w from base load, thanks to my OEM
Got it.
I have a water distiller that I control power to via an X-10 module and a Linux app called bottlerocket, so I wondered if you controlled your receiver and TV in a similar manner.
Control via network is definitely the way to go.
Thanks!
Bill
Re: Saved another 100w from base load, thanks to my OEM
Very nicely done Bruce. Have you come across openHAB before? It may well be complete overkill for what you have already solved, but it is a great tool for automating things, and integrating different devices and protocols.
You setup bindings for all your *things* and they can all *speak* to one another over the openHAB event bus. So you would connect your TV and AVR and then write a simple rule in openHAB to turn on the AVR when the TV comes on.
I realise you have already achieved this with your python script, but by using openHAB you can then control both your TV and AVR via the openHAB iOS/Android apps and integrate all sorts of other goodies as well. For example by adding presence detection using your mobile phones, automatically turn off your TV/amp when no one is home to save even more power!
Just a thought...
Re: Saved another 100w from base load, thanks to my OEM
Thanks for sharing this example Bruce! Really interesting to hear examples of actual savings, very true that its what you do with the information.
Re: Saved another 100w from base load, thanks to my OEM
Now if I only knew about openHAB before!  Give some, get some..
Let's hope it runs on a Synology NAS, because I am not running yet another server in the house.
Re: Saved another 100w from base load, thanks to my OEM
Yep - should do!
Re: Saved another 100w from base load, thanks to my OEM
Got it started on my NAS. Problem is that the last version for which there is a Synology package is 1.5 whereas the latest is 1.7. So playing around with it to see what it can do.
Re: Saved another 100w from base load, thanks to my OEM
Good stuff Bruce - there is an OEM binding already but I think it requires openHAB to be running on the same device as your RF receiving module. I use mine slightly differently, I have my EmonTX (Arduino shield) sitting on an Arduino + Ethernet clone. I then modified the sketch to publish my readings over MQTT/ethernet rather than RF. I then use mqttwarn to monitor those MQTT pubs and forward the readings to EmonCMS (local install) using the mqttwarn EmonCMS target (which I wrote specifically for this task!).
Been working like a dream, publishing readings every 5 secs for over a year now.
Re: Saved another 100w from base load, thanks to my OEM
I am reading up on the openHAB stuff, seems good and I seem to have been reinventing the wheel somewhat with some of the stuff I have in the house!
Many of the bindings I have seen are on version 1.7 but I am running 1.5 so don't know how portable they are.
I too don't have an rf in my emontx setup. I have a serial to Ethernet bridge writing directly to emoncms.org so I can easily modify my script to post to two places.
Re: Saved another 100w from base load, thanks to my OEM
Any 1.7 bindings should run on your 1.5 setup - nothing has changed in the binding APIs for a very long time. If you are going to post to two places it might be worth looking into MQTT - you can have your EmonTX publishing to a single MQTT broker and then have openHAB and EmonCMS (via mqttwarn) subscribing to those topics.
This is the beauty of MQTT - publish it once and then have as many clients subscribing to that topic as you require. Great way to decouple systems from one another IMO.


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Homeless man found dead near downtown Janesville Monday morning, police confirm
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According to Lt. Charles Aagaard, of the Janesville Police Department, police responded to 20 S Main at approximately 11 a.m. Monday morning.
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