I don't write about food as much as I would like to on the blog – one day! – but those who know me know I am a massive foodie (and even a former restaurant reviewer). Yes, there are those among us who class food simply as fuel and others who obsess over every detail of every meal. The latter (that's me!) frequently enjoy the discovery of new restaurants and experimenting with different ingredients in the home, introducing their families to foods from far flung lands.
If you're going to cook up a storm in the kitchen you need the perfect partner to do it with, but where do your loyalties lie? Would you prefer a large traditional cooker or an up-to-the-minute modern appliance? For those coveting the country kitchen look, fired ranges such as the AGA are still the ultimate. Though if you don't have the room or the décor to accommodate this classic, you could consider a gas range oven instead. These bastions of restaurant kitchens give great control over temperature, which makes it easier to cook your steak and cakes just right.
If you're comfortable cooking on gas but aren't sure what type of features you should be looking out for, this review of gas ranges could come in handy. Another option is induction cooking, which provides instant heat and rings that automatically switch off when your pans are moved off the rings. These two features in themselves are likely to be very appealing if you have little ones around the house. That said, these advantages do come at a cost and while it's becoming more widespread, induction cooking is still a fairly pricy option.
One of the best things about having a bespoke kitchen that's designed especially for you and your family is that you can have cabinets and other storage fitted to meet your unique needs. This could mean the inclusion of small touches such as a wine cooling rack or installing large pan drawers under your cooker top or planning in something larger and more traditional such as a larder. A true foodie will have a well-stocked spice shelf that may just be begging to be given the freedom to be turned into a larder area.
The larder has made a real comeback in recent years thanks to foodie trends such as home smoking, curing and baking coming back into fashion. According to the Telegraph "After being usurped by the refrigerator for more than a century, the humble larder is back in favour." One storage item that's popularity is apparently moving in the other direction is the kitchen island. Often installed as extra storage and bench space or alternative seating for casual in kitchen lunches, some interiors experts recently predicted the decline of the kitchen island, but are they still on your lust list?
Why is great lighting an essential in the kitchen? Well, aside from ensuring you can see your knives and distinguish between fingers and food while you chop, great lighting can set the ambiance for preparing and serving great food. While we may be seeing the return of many classics in the kitchen such as the larder, many of us still live in homes with open plan kitchens or kitchen diners. In such areas different types of lighting can be used to distinguish between preparation and eating areas.
Backlit cupboards are very common finds in the kitchen these days and they can prove useful if you're forever losing items in nooks and crannies or don't want to switch the main lights on every time you fetch a glass of water. Strip lighting and feature lights are still very much in vogue though the effectiveness of both is all in the carefully considered positioning. Your bench space, ovens and eating area should all be illuminated adequately so that you can make the most of your whole kitchen (and snap some insta-worthy foodie photos of your culinary efforts too).
What are your must-haves features in a kitchen fit for a foodie? Do you lust after a larder or would you love a new lighting setup to make your kitchen feel a little more magical? Are kitchen islands on the wane or would installing one be your ultimate gain?
My wife used to complain so much about how bad the lighting was in our kitchen. I never could understand it!
In my opinion, an organized storage in the kitchen is pretty crucial. We had a terrible kitchen in our last apartment. But we didn't do that mistake this time when moved in to a new apartment in NY last month. Great lights, and very systematic storage.


Photo by Jay W. Bennett Ben Menarchek went 3 for 5 and drove in two runs while also throwing a complete game two-hitter to help lift Parkersburg South to a 14-2 six-inning victory against rival Parkersburg on Tuesday night at City Park.
PARKERSBURG — Construction on the first of three new fire stations could begin this summer after Parkersburg City Council approved a pair of resolutions Tuesday.
Pickering Associates President Ryan Taylor presented designs for the first station, to be located at 16th and Covert streets, during a special council meeting prior to the regular session. The approximately 6,000-square-foot station will be built partially on the current site of station 2, with the footprint extending onto a parcel purchased last year at 1504 Covert St.
Station 2 was built in the early 1930s, along with station 3 at 13th and Liberty streets and station 4 at West Virginia and Emerson avenues. All three are facing multiple structural issues, including leaking roofs and basements and shifting foundations.
In addition to garage doors large enough to comfortably accommodate contemporary fire trucks, the new station will have a kitchen, weight room, sleeping quarters for six firefighters, separate laundry facilities for turnout gear and regular items, provisions for backup power and a community room.
Taylor and the rest of the Pickering design team received a great deal of input from Fire Chief Jason Matthews and a team of six firefighters at the start of and throughout the design process.
"It's been a collaborative effort over these last 12, 13 months," Mayor Tom Joyce said.
The project is expected to be funded by a Section 108 loan through the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development. The income levels in the area where the station is located make it eligible for the loan, which utilizes a portion of the city's Community Development Block Grant funds. The loan, which would not exceed $1.5 million, would be paid back over 20 years.
A portion of the 95 percent fire fee increase taking effect on July 1 will be used to pay on the project as well.
Taylor said the bid package will include multiple alternate components — such as a metal or shingled roof — so the administration can select features to make the best use of taxpayer funds while staying within the budget.
Joyce thanked Matthews and his team for their efforts, as well as the previous City Council, which got the ball rolling for the project by allocating nearly $250,000 toward it. Finance Director Eric Jiles said that money had been transferred to the Municipal Building Commission, which was originally tapped to oversee the project, and those funds, while not exhausted, have been used toward the design work and acquisition of the parcel at 1504 Covert St.
The second resolution council approved during Tuesday's special meeting transferred that property from the Building Commission to the city. The commission is expected to oversee construction of the subsequent stations, which will likely be funded through bonds.
If the city is approved for the loan, "we hope to go to bid in May," Taylor said.
That would put construction likely starting in August and continuing through January or February, depending on the weather, he said. The Fire Department would move in in the first quarter of 2019.
During the regular council meeting that followed, council unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance making changes to the Personnel Policy and Procedure Manual.
Among other things, this offers a fifth week of vacation to employees who have worked for the city for 15 years and a sixth for police officers with more than 20 years of service. Vacation leave for firefighters, who work 48- and 72-hour shifts, was similarly increased.
"I think that right there was the least we could do for our employees," Personnel Committee Chairwoman Sharon Kuhl said, noting that no raises were included in the upcoming budget.
Another change allows those deployed in the military to continue accruing sick and vacation leave, something not permitted under the existing policy.
* Council unanimously passed a resolution allowing the mayor to apply for a federal Land and Water Conservation Fund grant for $100,000 — to be matched with $100,000 from the city — for the next phase of the boundless playground in City Park, which is designed to be accessible to all children, including those with special needs.
* Council voted 9-0 to approve the infrastructure and stormwater capital plans submitted by the administration.
* A budget revision to move $157,972 from unused salaries in the Police Department to be used toward the purchase of a new record management system also passed unanimously.
* Another 9-0 vote passed the final reading of an ordinance rezoning a small parcel along Garfield Avenue near Camden Clark Medical Center's new cardiology building as an M-1 manufacturing zone. The 769-square-foot area belonged to the West Virginia Division of Highways but is being transferred to the city, which owns other property on which some of the hospital's structures sit.
* The final reading of an ordinance reclassifying the personnel and development directors' positions to reflect pay raises included in the fiscal 2018-19 budget passed 8-1, with Councilman J.R. Carpenter opposed.
* The Parkersburg South High School wrestling team was honored for winning the 2018 AAA state championship, the 22nd in school history.
* The next council meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 17, a week earlier than usual, so that council can lay the levy on the third Tuesday in April, as mandated by state code.


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METALLICA's ULRICH: 'St. Anger' Makes The Black Album Sound Like BON JOVI
METALLICA drummer Lars Ulrich has told the Rocky Mountain News that he understands why understand why some fans were initially thrown by the "thrashing speed-metal" nature of the band's latest album, "St. Anger".
"It's so beating. I can understand now how challenging the record was," he said. "Compared to a song like 'Wherever I May Roam', it sounds like World War III. It makes the 'Black Album' sound like BON JOVI or something.
"I can understand that some of the people into the more straightforward things we've done can be scared [listening to 'St. Anger']. It's OK to be scared and overwhelmed and challenged. I'm proud that we didn't (wimp) out. A couple of times we kinda set out to make a record that was raw and a little more aggressive and we kinda (wimped) out. We started cleaning things up, we started putting James' (Hetfield's) vocals in tune. We left 'St. Anger' as raw as it was."
And longtime fans knew it wasn't out of character for the band. "…And Justice For All' is borderline unlistenable to my ears," Ulrich said of the band's classic 1988 release. Then again, "when we put 'Fade to Black' on our second record ['Ride the Lightning'], a lot of the hardcore fans were freaking out - 'Oh my God, an acoustic guitar, they've lost it!' That was what, 21 years ago or something? For a band that lost it 21 years ago, I think we're doing OK."
VENOM INC. Has 24 Songs Written For New Album: It's 'Sounding Great'
METALLICA + BEATLES Mashup Act BEATALLICA To Release First Album In Eight Years
New Band PLUSH Aims To Bring All-Girl Rock Back To Forefront Of Music Industry
DAVID LEE ROTH Weighs In On Capitol Riot In New Artwork
TIMES OF GRACE To Release Long-Awaited Second Album In The Spring
W.E.T.
Retransmission
FRACTAL GENERATOR
STASS
Songs Of Flesh And Decay

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text:
namespace content {

CrossProcessFrameConnector::CrossProcessFrameConnector(
    RenderFrameProxyHost* frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer)
    : frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_(frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer),
      view_(NULL),
      device_scale_factor_(1) {
}

CrossProcessFrameConnector::~CrossProcessFrameConnector() {
  if (view_)
    view_->set_cross_process_frame_connector(NULL);
}

bool CrossProcessFrameConnector::OnMessageReceived(const IPC::Message& msg) {
  bool handled = true;

  IPC_BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CrossProcessFrameConnector, msg)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(FrameHostMsg_ForwardInputEvent, OnForwardInputEvent)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(FrameHostMsg_FrameRectChanged, OnFrameRectChanged)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(FrameHostMsg_VisibilityChanged, OnVisibilityChanged)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(FrameHostMsg_InitializeChildFrame,
                        OnInitializeChildFrame)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(FrameHostMsg_SatisfySequence, OnSatisfySequence)
    IPC_MESSAGE_HANDLER(FrameHostMsg_RequireSequence, OnRequireSequence)
    IPC_MESSAGE_UNHANDLED(handled = false)
  IPC_END_MESSAGE_MAP()

  return handled;
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::set_view(
    RenderWidgetHostViewChildFrame* view) {
  // Detach ourselves from the previous |view_|.
  if (view_)
    view_->set_cross_process_frame_connector(NULL);

  view_ = view;

  // Attach ourselves to the new view and size it appropriately.
  if (view_) {
    view_->set_cross_process_frame_connector(this);
    SetDeviceScaleFactor(device_scale_factor_);
    SetSize(child_frame_rect_);
  }
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::RenderProcessGone() {
  frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_->Send(new FrameMsg_ChildFrameProcessGone(
      frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_->GetRoutingID()));
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::SetChildFrameSurface(
    const cc::SurfaceId& surface_id,
    const gfx::Size& frame_size,
    float scale_factor,
    const cc::SurfaceSequence& sequence) {
  frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_->Send(new FrameMsg_SetChildFrameSurface(
      frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_->GetRoutingID(), surface_id, frame_size,
      scale_factor, sequence));
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::OnSatisfySequence(
    const cc::SurfaceSequence& sequence) {
  std::vector<uint32_t> sequences;
  sequences.push_back(sequence.sequence);
  cc::SurfaceManager* manager = GetSurfaceManager();
  manager->DidSatisfySequences(sequence.id_namespace, &sequences);
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::OnRequireSequence(
    const cc::SurfaceId& id,
    const cc::SurfaceSequence& sequence) {
  cc::SurfaceManager* manager = GetSurfaceManager();
  cc::Surface* surface = manager->GetSurfaceForId(id);
  if (!surface) {
    LOG(ERROR) << "Attempting to require callback on nonexistent surface";
    return;
  }
  surface->AddDestructionDependency(sequence);
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::OnInitializeChildFrame(gfx::Rect frame_rect,
                                                        float scale_factor) {
  if (scale_factor != device_scale_factor_)
    SetDeviceScaleFactor(scale_factor);

  if (!frame_rect.size().IsEmpty())
    SetSize(frame_rect);
}

gfx::Rect CrossProcessFrameConnector::ChildFrameRect() {
  return child_frame_rect_;
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::GetScreenInfo(blink::WebScreenInfo* results) {
  // Inner WebContents's root FrameTreeNode does not have a parent(), so
  // GetRenderWidgetHostView() call below will fail.
  // TODO(lazyboy): Fix this.
  if (frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_->frame_tree_node()
          ->render_manager()
          ->ForInnerDelegate()) {
    DCHECK(frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_->frame_tree_node()->IsMainFrame());
    return;
  }

  RenderWidgetHostView* rwhv =
      frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_->GetRenderWidgetHostView();
  if (rwhv)
    static_cast<RenderWidgetHostViewBase*>(rwhv)->GetScreenInfo(results);
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::UpdateCursor(const WebCursor& cursor) {
  RenderWidgetHostViewBase* root_view = GetRootRenderWidgetHostView();
  if (root_view)
    root_view->UpdateCursor(cursor);
}

gfx::Point CrossProcessFrameConnector::TransformPointToRootCoordSpace(
    const gfx::Point& point,
    cc::SurfaceId surface_id) {
  gfx::Point transformed_point = point;
  RenderWidgetHostViewBase* root_view = GetRootRenderWidgetHostView();
  if (root_view)
    root_view->TransformPointToLocalCoordSpace(point, surface_id,
                                               &transformed_point);
  return transformed_point;
}

bool CrossProcessFrameConnector::HasFocus() {
  RenderWidgetHostViewBase* root_view = GetRootRenderWidgetHostView();
  if (root_view)
    return root_view->HasFocus();
  return false;
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::OnForwardInputEvent(
    const blink::WebInputEvent* event) {
  if (!view_)
    return;

  RenderFrameHostManager* manager =
      frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_->frame_tree_node()->render_manager();
  RenderWidgetHostImpl* parent_widget =
      manager->ForInnerDelegate()
          ? manager->GetOuterRenderWidgetHostForKeyboardInput()
          : frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_->GetRenderViewHost()->GetWidget();

  if (blink::WebInputEvent::isKeyboardEventType(event->type)) {
    if (!parent_widget->GetLastKeyboardEvent())
      return;
    NativeWebKeyboardEvent keyboard_event(
        *parent_widget->GetLastKeyboardEvent());
    view_->ProcessKeyboardEvent(keyboard_event);
    return;
  }

  if (blink::WebInputEvent::isMouseEventType(event->type)) {
    view_->ProcessMouseEvent(*static_cast<const blink::WebMouseEvent*>(event));
    return;
  }

  if (event->type == blink::WebInputEvent::MouseWheel) {
    view_->ProcessMouseWheelEvent(
        *static_cast<const blink::WebMouseWheelEvent*>(event));
    return;
  }
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::OnFrameRectChanged(
    const gfx::Rect& frame_rect) {
  if (!frame_rect.size().IsEmpty())
    SetSize(frame_rect);
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::OnVisibilityChanged(bool visible) {
  if (!view_)
    return;

  // If there is an inner WebContents, it should be notified of the change in
  // the visibility. The Show/Hide methods will not be called if an inner
  // WebContents exists since the corresponding WebContents will itself call
  // Show/Hide on all the RenderWidgetHostViews (including this) one.
  if (frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_->frame_tree_node()
          ->render_manager()
          ->ForInnerDelegate()) {
    RenderWidgetHostImpl::From(view_->GetRenderWidgetHost())
        ->delegate()
        ->OnRenderFrameProxyVisibilityChanged(visible);
    return;
  }

  if (visible)
    view_->Show();
  else
    view_->Hide();
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::SetDeviceScaleFactor(float scale_factor) {
  device_scale_factor_ = scale_factor;
  // The RenderWidgetHost is null in unit tests.
  if (view_ && view_->GetRenderWidgetHost()) {
    RenderWidgetHostImpl* child_widget =
        RenderWidgetHostImpl::From(view_->GetRenderWidgetHost());
    child_widget->NotifyScreenInfoChanged();
  }
}

void CrossProcessFrameConnector::SetSize(gfx::Rect frame_rect) {
  child_frame_rect_ = frame_rect;
  if (view_)
    view_->SetSize(frame_rect.size());
}

RenderWidgetHostViewBase*
CrossProcessFrameConnector::GetRootRenderWidgetHostView() {
  RenderFrameHostImpl* top_host = frame_proxy_in_parent_renderer_->
      frame_tree_node()->frame_tree()->root()->current_frame_host();

  // This method should return the root RWHV from the top-level WebContents,
  // in the case of nested WebContents.
  while (top_host->frame_tree_node()->render_manager()->ForInnerDelegate()) {
    top_host = top_host->frame_tree_node()->render_manager()->
        GetOuterDelegateNode()->frame_tree()->root()->current_frame_host();
  }

  return static_cast<RenderWidgetHostViewBase*>(top_host->GetView());
}

}  // namespace content

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So within Process Cloud Service (PCS) we have already shown the tasklist a couple of times. This is the default tasklist that comes with the product. You can use the left hand side filters and handle the actions in the tasks within the task screens.
However, as with all of the 'one-size-fits-all' solutions, the tasklist might not be exactly what you need for your organisation or use-case. In this case it is good to know, that you can create your own custom tasklist.
This compares to what we see at customers using BPM Suite on premises. We use a lot of features from BPM, but usually not the Worklist/Workspace that comes out of the box with BPM. Since there is an SOAP API to call your tasks, it is quite easy to talk to this API and create your custom tasklist in the on-premises world.
For PCS, we do not have SOAP APIs, but we do have REST APIs, if there is any need to create a custom tasklist, you can use these APIs to; Start an application, query for tasks, query for task details, handle the payload or outcome and much more.
To find the APIs, all you need to do is add '/bpm/components' at the end of your baseurl. This brings up the PCS 'Embeddable Process UI Components' page. On the first page, you can enter your credentials and it will help you get the authentication token for the service url. After that, you can use the cookbook to start working with the components.
For those who are familiar with Oracle JET, this works exactly the same as the Oracle JET Cookbook.
Some of the APIs, like the demo page for the task details, actually need you to provide some of the component setup before they work. Here you will need to enter a task number to make the demo component work. Below the component is shown which task numbers are available. For the demo purpose I have also switched on the hide Attachment, Comments, History & Conversation toggle. If we press apply we will see the result of the Task Detail in the 'Embeddable Process UI Components' page.
Now that you know where to find the APIs and how to use them, you can pick any framework or technology you prefer and create your own tasklist. From an Oracle perspective, the best choice for this task is Oracle JET. However, if you have experience Angular developers within your organisation, you can decide to build it in Angular just as easy (or React, or Vue, etc.).
Although, now that you are using PCS as your choice of Cloud Tools, there is another good option within the Oracle Low Code Cloud Platforms. As part of the Oracle Integration Cloud you also have access to the Visual Builder Cloud Service (VBCS). This is a Low Code Cloud tool for rapid UI development.
VBCS works with JET under the hood and has an OOTB integration with PCS. You create a task screen or tasklist in a drag & drop style.
In our previous blog we introduced the Pizza Order process. In this blog we will implement the next part of the Order Preparation process. We will add the call out to the Pizza Preparation process from the multi instance subprocess.
The first thing we need to do is feed every instance of the subprocess with the details of one pizza. For the outcome of the subprocesses we also need a storage location.
The order outcome is a list of status outcomes for each pizza.
We had already defined the data objects (DO's) for these BO's. Now we are going to associate them with the subprocess. For this we open the properties of the subprocess. Associated the DO's to the consume and result of the subprocess (as shown on the right side of the image below). Now also make sure that the subprocess instantiates sequentially.
Next step is calling the Pizza Preparation process. Set the process call in the properties of the send activity.
Do the same for the receive activity.
Now we can feed the called subprocess with data. Go to the Data Association of the send activity. In here select the details of a specific pizza (by using the loopCounter over the list of pizzas) and associate it to the payloadIn of the Pizza Preparation process.
Next we do something similar for the receive activity.
And that was it again, how easy can it be? So let's deploy and see if everything works properly. But unfortunately the result of the test run surprised us. The first instance of the subprocess became suspended at the final step.
summary=<summary>XPath query string returns multiple nodes.
The assign activity part and query bpmn:getActivityInstanceAttribute('ACT8ab29e4034addb8071bc8eb9960d7ffc', 'loopDataOutput') are returning multiple nodes.
The assign activity part and query named in the error message returned multiple nodes. It should return single node.
According to BPEL4WS specification 1.1 section 14.3, the assign activity part and query named in the error message should not return multiple nodes. Verify the part and xpath query named in the error message at line number -1 in the BPEL source.
We used the 'loopCounter' and the details in the subprocess proves that it works fine for the input (loopDataInput[loopCounter]') so how could it be possible that we selected multiple nodes on the output (loopDataOutput[loopCounter]) side? Why is this?
If we take a closer look to the data available in the subprocess then we see that it is not necessary to access the data via an index in the array, but that a separate variable has become available. it therefore seems that we are not approaching the data in the right way.
After changing both the send and receive activities to the InputDataItem and OutputDataItem, we rerun the test. Now we get the expected outcome. Three times 'Preparation Finished' as we ordered three pizzas.
Does the ordering process now work as desired? No, not yet. It is not the case that someone on his own is baking pizzas somewhere. We are a growing company with ambitions where we want to prepare several pizzas simultaneously. So far, however, the pizzas are prepared one by one (sequential). Let's run the preparation in parallel.
Would changing to parallel processing be enough to arrange this? Let's try and see what is happening.
Go to the properties of the subprocess and switch to 'In Parallel'. Redeploy again and perform a new test.
We have got a conflicting receive. All subprocess instances are waiting for a response of the called 'Pizza Preparation Process'. But which call is correlated to which response? To use the subprocesses in parallel we need custom correlation. That is the subject of one of our coming blogs.
Now that many of you are acquainted implementing BPM(N) processes, one should have noticed that there are multiple roads leading to the same goal while implementing a business process. One example is the invocation of an asynchronous service. This can either be done with a Send Task or a Message Throw Event. This blog tells about the difference between those two activities within PCS and when you should pick one over the other.
Let's discuss the Send Task first. The Send Task lets you: instantiate a process, trigger a Receive Task in the middle of a process, or trigger a Message Catch event. Furthermore, the Send Task allows to attach boundary events to it. In other words, you can either attach an error boundary event to a Send Task as well as a Timer Catch Event. The former implies that the process that is invoked by the Send Task propagates its faults to the calling process.
How about the Message Throw Event? Well, it is nearly the same as the Send Task except that one is not able to attach boundary events to it and the calling process won't be notified upon failures in the called process.
The Throw Intermediate Event is able to invoke the Start, the Catch and the Receive in the calling process.
The Throw Intermediate Event does - indeed- not allow us to attach boundary events.
The Send Task allows us to invoke the Start, the Catch and the Receive task.
Where the upper boundary allows you to catch system faults and/or (a specific) business fault(s).
You want to keep track of time passing by. A possible use case can be that you start a process that facilitates a customer to pay. When no payment transaction occurs within 30 minutes, the timer expires and the main process can cancel the order.
You want to be sure that the invoked process is invoked (and executed) correctly. In case of any malfunctioning the main process will be notified. But only use the Send Task to either invoke a Start event or a Receive task. Don't intertwine Send Tasks and Message Catch Events.
When you are implementing a Fire and Forget message exchange pattern. You don't want to start a process with the Throw Message, but you want to notify running processes.
In combination with the Catch Message Event.
For those of us that are used to working with BPM suite, there aren't many differences. However, there is unfortunately no opportunity to use the Throw Message Event to trigger an Event Subprocess, as the Event Subprocess is not part of the PCS implementation. Furthermore, BPM Suite supports the usage of so called Signals to communicate in a 1-n manner with other processes. In PCS there is no such thing as signals.
In a previous blog post we gave a functional description of the pizza preparation process. For this we used the image below. Till now we only have implemented the bottom part 'the preparation of a single pizza'.
In this post we will do the next step. The preparation of a complete order, containing potentially multiple pizzas. We will do this in a separate process. So let's start by creating a new process in the preparation application. We gave it the self explaining name OrderPreparationProcess.
Next we created the process flow. We used the baby-step approach to implement to flow, for this reason we start with all components in draft mode.
Make sure to define the subprocess as Multi instance. For now is does not matter yet if it's sequential or parallel.
First thing to do is feed the flow with some data. We know the data format for a single pizza. An order consist of one or multiple pizzas, so we need a list for that. Besides that we need information about the customer, like name and address. For demo purposes we have limited the amount of data, but in a real life scenario, more data is needed. But we assume you get the point. So let's go.
Click next to get to the attributes page.
After giving a name, select 'Change Type' to specify a list of PizzaPreparationsBO's.
Click add, to add it to the new Business Object.
We also added the general customer data attributes as shown here.
Now we have defined the input payload format of an order. Next we need to define the output format of the order. Because we don't want to make it to complicated we have used a String simple type for that, which means that no Business Object is needed.
Now that we have defined the input and output format we can start using them in the process. First we will do the input. Open the properties of Start Order and click the pencil next to Define Interface.
Add the payloadIn argument with type OrderPreparationBO.
That's all, the input payload is specified.
Do the same for the output.
Now we have defined both the input and output, but of course the data also needs to flow through the process. First lets create a Data Object for that. After selecting the Start Order Message Event open the Data Associations via the button in the top right corner.
In here we see on the left side our order Payload. On the right side we see the Data Objects. In there, add a new Data Object to store the order.
After creating the Data Object, the order can be associated.
Do something similar for the output. We just return the constant value 'Done'.
Perhaps it is somewhat boring or disappointing but let see the result so far to go. Deploy the application and create some instances with for example SoapUI.
After submitting a soap call with an order containing three pizza the process has the following flow.
And in Tree view mode, we do see that three subprocesses have been executed. So we are on the right track.
In coming posts we will continue to complete the picture. Next part will be the call out to the pizza preparation process from the multi instance subprocess. After that we will extend it with a Decision Model and custom Correlation. And of course besides these topics we will also continue to blog about other PCS features.


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China Confesses: Salone Economy is Fragile
Frontpage Rpt
HomeAYV NewsChina Confesses: Salone Economy is Fragile
"Because of the fragility of the economy, China has decided to continue to support the country through aid and concessional loans so that the country can achieve more success. Since the relationship started in 1971, we have built stadiums, the military HQ, the Jui hospital, schools and in agriculture."
He said the Minister of Sports has met with him and they are going to repair the Siaka Stevens stadium that was last done 10 years ago. He said the stadium was one of the first projects China did in Sierra Leone and they will not relent but will continue to help in whatever they can.
Mr Shen also averred that the current President's Recovery Priorities (PRP) is of importance to China as they too are looking at ways they will come in to help the country in this project.
"During the ebola, we were the first to come to the aid of Sierra Leone and we did so much to end the ebola, now that it is over, even though we have other areas we are looking at, we still believe that we must help in our own little way to make the PRP a big success."
Mr Shen said they are in the concluding stage of the 3,2KM road at Regent to Limkokwing college that they intend to do because they have already finished the Regent-Grafton road, which he said will be instrumental to the Mamamah airport and also to reach the other parts of the country.
"We intend to build a West African Tropical Disease Prevention and Research Centre at Jui that will be the first in the subregion. We will also build a new Ministry of Health building that will house all the different departments and make coordination easier and faster."
The new Ministry of Health building will be built at New England and the research centre at Jui close to the Jui hospital.
The Economic Counselor also said that the three mini hydro-power in Charlotte, Port Loko and Makali will finish this year and they will produce 6.6 mega watts electricity. He said they have also built two schools in Makeni and Masingbi that will be handed over to the government before the next school year.
Talking about other projects that will help improve the country's economy, he said China Power has two projects of a 50MW thermal plant and 100MW hydro plant at Mange that they are discussing and there are other projects on the ground that they are working on like the flyover from Spur Road to Juba, agriculture and so on.
Mr Shen said as the two countries celebrate 45 years of such excellent ties, he hopes that both countries will continue to work together to achieve the Chinese Dream and the Agenda for Prosperity.


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Fashion industry
Carine Roitfeld leaves Vogue Paris, we sob
They announced this morning that Carine Roitfeld has resigned from Vogue Paris after 10 years. Some people are hysterical, as if she's died and will never work in fashion again, others are excited because they expect the new Editor-in-Chief to kick Vogue Paris' proverbial lack of diversity (same photographers, same models, same brands ...) out of the door.
I was pretty shocked by the news myself. After all, Carine Roitfeld was probably the most iconic Vogue editrix after Anna Wintour. She was Vogue Paris and I'm not being overly dramatic if I say her resigning means the end of an era.
The new Editor-in-Chief will be announced in a couple of weeks (rumor has it it'll be Virginie Mouzat, current Fashion Director of Le Figaro). To properly mourn Carine's big exit, here's one of my favorite Vogue Paris editorials shot during her reign. I think it's the quintessential Carine.
Vogue Paris September 2003
Le Grand Jeu
Photographer: Mario Testino
Fashion Editor: Carine Roitfeld
Model: Carolyn Murphy
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Urška says:
I'm not a fashion expert, but i really hate the fact that one person has such power. Like Anna and Carine do.
I always had a feeling that fashion is some kind of a nazi regime: one person says what to do and all designers, fashion magazines and us, little people fallow them. I think it's absurd that people like Anna or Carine stay editors at a magazine with such influence, for such a long period of time. Some designers don't even stand a chance if they're not approved by some of the people in fashion.
Lately I've been thinking about fashion as politics. The leading few tell the rest of the world what to dress, because lets face it, even the cheaper brands have the same collections without the name of the designer and that's the main difference, so we are all wearing pretty much the same things.
I think that we are parading in circles of 50', 60', 70', 80' 90' and so one, because the old guard has said it all.
It's time for young and fresh ideas and new, younger people that are gonna bring some fresh air inside.
So I say hello to changes.
... but then again, Anna Wintour and Carine Roitfeld worked REALLY hard to get to the point where they have a lot of power. So why not? It's well-deserved, not some instant recognition without a plausible background.
You don't have to follow anyone - you're smart enough to think for yourself. Only truly little people blindly follow the media/whatever, and those are the people who don't want to have (and aren't mentally capable of having) opinions anyway. They want someone else to think instead of them and then adopt their opinion.
Apart from that, collections are very different each season. Some of them do trends, some of them do their own story, the best do both. I believe there will always be something you'll be able to connect with, no matter what the state of the industry is like at that moment.
Some people say that fashion is done, that everything has already been invented, but I don't think we've reached the end yet. For instance, the Alexander McQueen armadillo shoes and Nina Ricci platforms last year completely redefined the shape of the shoe. To my knowledge, that was something new.
With Carine Roitfeld leaving, I don't believe a lot is going to change at Vogue Paris, simply because editors have bosses too. Meaning not everything she did as Editor-in-Chief was necessarily her own decision. I'd even bet it wasn't her choice to leave.
I definitely agree with you, it's time for fresh and new ideas and people and I think it will happen in the future, in a couple of years.
P.S. There probably isn't a single designer who made it without having been approved by someone from the industry.
P.S. 2 Thank you for your very thoughtful comment :)
I agree about the choice of leaving with you. There have been attempts like that with Anna, but I think she's still to powerful.
I also have to agree with the first part, that they deserve this, because of working hard for it, but then again, the younger population is also working hard, and can't get to the top because of people hanging on to their powerful places for to long. It's the same with politics really. Thank god majors can only run twice. We need changes, people with different ideas.
And of course, I also agree we each make our own choices. But even people that say that are not affected by fashion industry, that they don't dress fashionably are not interily correct. Because when we go to the stores to buy the wardrobe, and even if we don't want to buy fashion, we buy it, if we don't know what's fashionable at the moment. And if not else the colors in the boutiques are fashionable.
And before I loose myself :) thank you. It's refreshing to talk about fashion with someone who isn't just pretending to now a lot.
I agree that young, creative people not getting work because of the "gatekeepers" you describe is a huge problem; like I said in the previous comment, I think this will change in a couple of years though (along with a lot of other things unrelated to fashion). I'm really looking forward to that moment. :)
And thank you - pleasure talking to you too! By all means, if there's something else you'd like to talk about, shoot me an email anytime.
Agree, also looking forward to changes, and new era.
I forgot to mention it earlier: I think Camilla Skovgaard has some great ideas too. And a bit more wearable than McQueen and Ricci's (although: don't knock it till you try it :).
Don't mind if I do :) (in Slovene, I think my English is a bit rusty :)
Prêt à Porter P says:
It will be exciting to see what comes next. The thing I liked and didn't like about Paris Vogue is that they tend to use the same models over and over. Good because Isabeli Fontata, not so good because tired of seeing Lara Stone naked ALL.THE.TIME. US Vogue could do with a revamp too. How many times can they shoot Natalia V. frolicking in a forest editorial?
-ps. that de grisogono necklace is STUNNING. I can only dream...
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duckalicious says:
as I wrote on another blog, I really doubt I could care less, but that's just me. =)


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Privacy Notice Guidelines
The guidance herein concerns privacy notices, posted to websites.
Getting Started with Privacy Notices
This section covers the following topics:
the purpose and audience of a privacy notice,
the objectives of a privacy notice,
the difference between a privacy policy and a privacy notice,
where to post a privacy notice, and
an example privacy notice written for a fictitious company called Acme Services.
This "Privacy Notice Advisory Site" is provided as guidance and does not constitute legal advice. Please use it as a helpful reference. You may contact us for specific assistance by calling or emailing our service desk; contact information can be found at the bottom of this page.
Purpose and Audience of Privacy Notices
A website privacy notice is written to a diverse audience. In many business cases, the audience is often one of the following individuals:
Visitors to your website,
Employees applying for a job online,
Individuals submitting a data subject access request (DSAR), and
Subscribers to your online service.
What is a Privacy Notice?
Your privacy notice is a legal statement describing how you collect, use, disclose and manage your customer's data. It delineates your organisation's lawful basis for collecting and processing personal data, disclosing whether the data was obtained directly or indirectly. A privacy notice should be transparent and easy to understand, and is an important way to help your customers make informed decisions about the data collected and processed.
Objectives of a Privacy Notice
When writing your privacy notice, it should tell individuals the following:
how your organisation collects personal information;
why your organisation collects personal information;
the purpose for which your enterprise processes personal information;
whether or not personal information is required to be submitted or is voluntary;
with whom your organisation shares personal information when it is collected;
whether or not the information is transferred across jurisdictional borders to another country, and the protections ensured when this occurs;
and whether or not your organisation performs automated profiling or decision-making.
Understandable Language
The privacy notice should be written in transparent and simple language to understand. Some national laws specifically "call-out" a prohibition against using complex legal language in privacy notices.
According to the GDPR, Articles 12, 13 and 14 provide detailed instructions on how to create a privacy notice, placing an emphasis on making it easy for individuals to understand and easy to access. Organisations must provide individuals with a privacy notice that is (a) in a concise, transparent, intelligible, and easily accessible form; (b) written in clear and plain language, particularly for any information addressed specifically to a child; (c) delivered in a timely manner; and (d) provided free of charge.
The Difference Between a
"Privacy Policy" and "Privacy Notice"
A privacy notice is not the same thing as a privacy policy. You will see many companies referring to a "privacy policy" on their website, but this is often incorrect.
A privacy policy is an internally focused document, telling employees what they may do with personal information.
A "privacy notice" is an externally facing message, telling customers and visitors (such as to a website) and other stakeholders what the organisation does with personal information it collects.
To repeat the above, here's the difference between a privacy policy and a privacy notice:
Privacy policy – internal facing message for employees;
Privacy notice – external facing message for customers and website visitors.
Required Information for a Privacy Notice
When your organisation collects information directly from an individual, your privacy notice must include the following information:
the identity and contact details of the organization, its Data Protection Officer, and its representative;
the purpose for which personal information is collected and processed;
the lawful basis by which personal information may be processed;
the organisation's legitimate interests (or the same for the third party, where applicable);
any recipient or categories of recipients of an individual's personal data;
the details regarding any transfers of personal data to a third country and the safeguards taken;
the retention period or criteria used to determine the retention period of the data;
the existence of each data subject's rights;
the right to withdraw consent at any time (where relevant);
the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority, and instructions for doing so if needed;
whether the provision of personal data is part of a statutory or contractual requirement or obligation and the possible consequences of failing to provide the personal data; and
the existence of an automated decision-making system, when applicable, including profiling, and information about how this system has been set up, the significance, and the consequences.
If an organisation obtains an individual's data indirectly (meaning via another organisation) then its privacy notice must provide all the same information, except for:
Whether the provision of personal data is part of a statutory or contractual requirement or obligation and the possible consequences of failing to provide the personal data….
And instead must add:
The categories of personal data obtained.
Under the GDPR, per Article 14(3), if an organisation obtains personal data from a third party, it must communicate the above information to the data subject either: no later than one month after the organisation has obtained the data, at the time the organisation first communicates with the data subject, or before sharing the data with another organization. Access to the privacy notice should be made available from a direct link on every webpage.
The GDPR also publishes that a privacy notice must be made available orally upon request to ensure comprehension and to aid the visually impaired.
for a Privacy Notice
the identity and contact details of the organization, its Data Protection Officer (if applicable), and its representative;
any recipient or categories of recipients of an individual's personal data
If an organization obtains an individual's data indirectly (meaning via another organization) then its privacy notice must provide all the same information, except for:
An Example Privacy Notice
That You Can Use
With that background, the following is an example website privacy notice. The notice below is provided as an example. You may copy and modify this notice for use on your own website, changing the contents to fit your unique environment.
We recommend your privacy notice to be a dedicated page, with a link to this page made available from the footer of every webpage.
Acme Services
At Acme Services (hereinafter, "we" or "us" or "our" or the "Organisation"), we sincerely care about privacy, security, and transparency; these fundamental elements of privacy and security play an important part in our organisation's mission. Toward that, this Privacy Notice explains how we safeguard your personal information when you surf our website; it also clarifies your privacy privileges and how the law protects you. This Privacy Notice also applies to personal data you entrust to us when subscribing to our one of our services.
How Acme Services Collects Information
One of the purposes of this Privacy Notice is to explain how we collect and process personal data at (website address), including any data provided through the website or the application forms. The information may be provided through contact forms, payment forms or when you apply for an opportunity at our location.
Please be informed that this website is not intended for children, defined as age 15 and under; we absolutely do not knowingly collect data from children.
We encourage you to read this Privacy Notice; it has been written to ensure you understand how we collect information, how it is safeguarded, what is collected, how it is processed, where it is processed, with whom we may share it, and your rights under the law.
Understanding Who Controls Your Data
This Privacy Notice applies when we are acting as the Data Controller with respect to the personal data we process about you. In other words, where we determine the purpose and the means of the processing, we are identified as the Data Controller and we are responsible for controlling and safeguarding your personal data.
Toward that, we have assigned a data privacy manager to superintend all aspects of this Privacy Notice, ensuring your questions are answered and your rights are respected. Whenever you have questions, you should contact the data privacy manager via one of the venues below:
Attn: Data Privacy Manager
City Location
State and Zip
Email: privacy@yourwebsiteaddress.tld
How We Collect Your Data
We may collect your data through direct interaction, automation, or third parties. Here's more information about these methodologies:
Direct interactions. We may receive your information directly when you:
e-mail us;
request marketing information to be sent to you;
enquire about services;
submit an application;
interview with us; or
provide us feedback.
Automated technologies or interactions. When you use our website or log in to our services, we may learn technical data about your computing system and browsing activity. This data is gathered by employing cookies and related tools.
Third parties. Your personal data may be received via a third party as follows:
Via analytics through providers such as Google Analytics, which is located outside of the EU; and
From service providers, we use, including companies such as:
(these are just examples, and you would replace them with your real world systems and briefly describe their purpose).
Salesforce to manage clients and processes;
Xero and Stripe to process invoices and payments;
MailChimp to communicate with you; and
Social Media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube for collaboration and advertising purposes.
To learn more about the cookies we utilise on this site please refer to our cookie notice.
Information We May Collect About You
We may collect the following information about you that makes you identifiable. We may also process, store, transfer or modify data that has been grouped together such as:
Identity Data including first name, surname, username, date of birth, nationality (but not race or ethnicity) and any other personal details you may send to us.
Contact Data includes email address, geographic address, and social media data.
Employment Data includes educational and vocational experience, character references, interview data, application decision data.
Technical Data includes your internet protocol (IP) address, operation system, browser type and plug-ins, mobile platform, and other technical data regarding your computing platform.
Usage Data includes data regarding how you use our platform, which pages you visit, and other relevant metrics about our website.
Communication Data includes marketing data, including choice in whether or not to receive newsletters and communication from us or our third parties.
Sometimes we aggregate data such as statistical metrics or demographic information stemming from your personal data. It should be noted that statistical and demographic data is not personal data when it does not directly or indirectly reveal your identity. Only when statistical data is combined with personal data will this Privacy Notice apply.
In some instances, we may receive sensitive data about you, which may be defined differently in various countries. Using Article 9 of the GDPR as a baseline, this data, if provided, may be associated with your religious or philosophical beliefs, or could include information about your health. If you provide us this information, you do so by choice and under no compulsion whatsoever. We commit to safeguard your data and provide it adequate protections, and will only use it according to the purposes set forth in this Privacy Notice and according to legal limitations.
How We Process Your Data
Our Organisation will only process your data according to the allowance permitted by law. In most instances, we will only use your data in the following situations:
when you provide us with your consent to process your personal data, which may be revoked by you at any time and for any reason;
when it may be necessary for our legitimate interest;
when we may need to respond to a legal requirement or regulatory action; and
where we need to fulfill our obligation to provide training when you enroll into one of our training programmes.
If you have any further questions about how we process your data, or if you want to revoke your consent, please contact us at privacy@yourwebsiteaddress.tld.
In the following table, we describe ways your personal information may be used; each of these uses are tied to a legal basis for processing. Further, we have also outlined wherever we have a legitimate interest to process your data where appropriate.
It is also possible that we may process your personal information via more than one lawful basis depending upon the purpose for which we are using it. If you have questions about the lawful basis by which we are processing your data, please contact us at privacy@yourwebsiteaddress.tld.
Explanation of Lawful Basis
Many laws around the world require a controller to show it has properly considered which lawful basis applies to each processing purpose. It also requires controllers to justify the decision. Toward that, and using EU GDPR definitions below, the following lawful basis applies to processing activities noted in the table above.
Consent means we have received your consent to process your personal data for the purpose specified.
Legitimate Interest means the interest of our business in conducting and managing our business to enable us to give you the best service and the best and most secure experience. We make sure we consider and balance any potential impact on you (both positive and negative) and your rights before we process your personal data for our legitimate interests. We do not use your personal data for activities where our interests are overridden by the impact on you, unless we have your consent or are otherwise required or permitted to by law. You can obtain further information about how we assess our legitimate interests against any potential impact on you in respect of specific activities by contacting us at privacy@yourwebsiteaddress.tld.
Performance of Contract means processing your data where it is necessary for the performance of an agreement to which you are a party or to take steps at your request before entering into such an agreement.
This website may include links to third-party websites. Clicking on those links or enabling those connections may allow third parties to collect or share data about you. We do not control these third-party websites and are not responsible for their privacy statements. When you leave our website, we encourage you to read the privacy notice or other relevant information of every website you visit.
We will make every effort to provide you with choices regarding certain personal data uses, particularly around marketing and advertising.
We may use your Identity, Contact, Technical, Usage and Profile Data to form a view on what we think you may want or need, or what may be of interest to you. This is how we decide which products, services and offers may be relevant for you (we call this marketing).
You will receive marketing communications from us if you have requested information from us, purchased services from us or if you provided us with your details when you subscribed to our newsletter and, in each case, you have not opted out of receiving that marketing.
You can ask us or third parties to stop sending you marketing messages at any time by following the opt-out links on any marketing message sent to you or by contacting us at any time. Where you opt-out of receiving these marketing messages, this will not apply to personal data provided to us as a result of a service purchase, service experience or other transaction.
When We Might Change How We Use Your Data
Please note that we may process or disclose your personal data without your knowledge or consent, in compliance with the above rules, where this is required or permitted by law.
Transferring Your Data
Some of our external third parties are based outside the European Economic Area (EEA). In those cases, processing of your personal data will involve a transfer of data outside the EEA. A list of the external third parties are shown below.
Whenever we transfer your personal data out of the EEA, we ensure a similar degree of protection is afforded to it by employing at least one (or more) of the following safeguards:
We will only transfer your personal data to countries that have been deemed to provide an adequate level of protection for personal data by the European Commission. For further details, see European Commission: Adequacy of the protection of personal data in non-EU countries.
Where we use certain service providers, we may use specific contracts approved by the European Commission which give personal data the same protection it has in Europe. For further details, see European Commission: Model contracts for the transfer of personal data to third countries.
Where we use providers based in the US, we may transfer data to them if they are part of the Privacy Shield which requires them to provide similar protection to personal data shared between the Europe and the US. For further details, see European Commission: EU-US Privacy Shield.
Please contact us if you want further information on the specific mechanism used by us when transferring your personal data out of the EEA.
We have put into place appropriate security measures to prevent your personal data from being accidentally lost, used or accessed in an unauthorised way, altered or disclosed. In addition, we limit access to your personal data to those employees, agents, contractors and other third parties who have a business need to know. They will only process your personal data on our instructions and they are subject to a duty of confidentiality.
How Long We Use Your Data
By law we have to keep basic information about our customers (including Contact, Identity, Financial and Transaction Data) for six years after they cease being customers for tax purposes. With respect to information you provide to us in relation to an application for a job, we may keep this information for up to twelve years to make the processes by which we evaluate and assess candidates more efficient.
In some circumstances you can ask us to delete your data: see below for further information.
Request restriction of processing of your personal data. This enables you to ask us to suspend the processing of your personal data in the following scenarios: (a) if you want us to establish the data's accuracy; (b) where our use of the data is unlawful but you do not want us to erase it; (c ) where you need us to hold the data even if we no longer require it as you need it to establish, exercise or defend legal claims; or (d) you have objected to our use of your data but we need to verify whether we have overriding legitimate grounds to use it.
If you wish to exercise any of the rights set out above, please contact us at privacy@yourwebsiteaddress.tld. You will not have to pay a fee to access your personal data (or to exercise any of the other rights). However, we may charge a reasonable fee if your request is clearly unfounded, repetitive or excessive. Alternatively, we may refuse to comply with your request in these circumstances.
We may need to request specific information from you to help us confirm your identity and ensure your right to access your personal data (or to exercise any of your other rights). This is a security measure to ensure that personal data is not disclosed to any person who has no right to receive it. We may also contact you to ask you for further information in relation to your request to speed up our response. We try to respond to all legitimate requests within one month. Occasionally it may take us longer than a month if your request is particularly complex or you have made a number of requests. In this case, we will notify you and keep you updated.
We will occasionally update this Privacy Notice to reflect company and customer feedback. We encourage you to periodically review this statement to be informed of how we are protecting your information.
Acme Services welcomes your comments regarding this Privacy Notice. If you believe that we have not adhered to this notice, please contact us at privacy@yourwebsiteaddress.tld. We will use reasonable efforts to promptly determine and remedy the problem. Our Data Privacy Manager can be contacted on +00 00 000 00 0.
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    layout: 'fit',
    title: '添加广告位',
    items: [
        {
            xtype: 'form',
            bodyStyle: 'padding: 10px',
            title: '',
            items: [
                {
                    xtype: 'textfield',
                    anchor: '100%',
                    fieldLabel: '名称'
                },
                {
                    xtype: 'radiogroup',
                    anchor: '100%',
                    fieldLabel: '广告类型',
                    items: [
                        {
                            xtype: 'radio',
                            boxLabel: '文字'
                        },
                        {
                            xtype: 'radio',
                            boxLabel: '图片'
                        }
                    ]
                }
            ]
        }
    ]
}

I copied it but I don't know how to use it. I don't find a method to convert it to an extjs component. How to do it?
PS: I use extjs 2.2

A: There are two ways to create an ExtJS component.

*

*create the component explicitly, for example: new Ext.Window({...});. This way you get the component right away, meaning the event listeners, the extra methods...etc.

*the second way is lazy loading, which is by specifying the xtype of a component in a plain javascript object. This is exactly what you have.
To make the second way work, you need to include your xtype-javascript-object in an ExtJs container, and the container will know how to render it at the appropriate time.
for example :
Ext.onReady(function(){
    new Ext.Viewport({
        layout : 'fit',
        items : [{
            xtype: 'window',
            height: 477,
            width: 666,
            layout: 'fit',
            title: '添加广告位',
            items: [...]
        }]
    });
});

A: Think you are looking for something like this. This will show your window in a pop up.
var win = new Ext.Window({
width:400
,id:'autoload-win'
,height:300
,autoScroll:true
});
win.show();


WASHINGTON, DC, October 19, 2011 (ENS) – Hundreds of the world's largest investors, representing more than $20 trillion in assets, today encouraged governments and international policy makers to take new legally-enforceable steps to combat climate change at the upcoming UN climate summit in Durban, South Africa.
The group of 285 investors issued a joint statement emphasizing the urgent need for policy action which stimulates private sector investment in climate change solutions, creates jobs, and ensures the long-term sustainability and stability of the world economic system.
The statement represents the largest group, by both number of signatories and assets under management, ever to call for policy action on climate change. Signatories to the statement include financial institutions, state treasurers, controllers, pension fund leaders, asset managers, insurance groups, faith groups and foundations worldwide.
Investor support for climate action has more than doubled since November 2008, when 150 investors with $9 trillion in assets under management first came together to urge government leaders to act on climate change.
Here, an assembly of CEOs, decision makers and former heads of government are expected to call for profound reform of the global financial system.
Current levels of investments in low-carbon technology and infrastructure are substantially lower than the $500 billion per year thought necessary by the International Energy Agency to hold the increase of global average temperatures below two degrees Celsius – the target agreed in Cancun last year.
The statement is co-ordinated by three investor groups on climate change – the U.S-based Investor Network on Climate Risk, the European Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change and the Investors Group on Climate Change in Australia and New Zealand – alongside UNEP FI and the Advisory Council of the Principles for Responsible Investment.
Investors sent the statement and report to the G20 and other governments ahead of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change at Durban, South Africa in November/December.
The definition by governments of clear short-term, medium-term and long-term greenhouse gas emission objectives and targets and comprehensive, enforceable legal mechanisms and timelines.
The creation of lasting financial incentives that shift the risk/reward balance in favor of low-carbon assets.
Continued work towards a legally-binding international climate change treaty that includes all major emitters and sets short-term, mid-term, and long-term greenhouse gas emission reduction targets.
Support the development of the Green Climate Fund and other comparable funding mechanisms to assist developing countries to mitigate and adapt to climate change.
"Determined leadership on national and international climate and energy policy will be fundamental in shifting this risk/return balance in favor of low carbon investments," said Pfeifer.
The investors' statement is supported by the findings of a report commissioned by the three investor groups and UNEP FI.
This report underscores the importance of investment-grade policy which will enable institutional investors to allocate capital towards climate change solutions, including government incentives to compensate for heightened risk and sufficient scale of technology deployment.
The report emphasizes that long-term policy stability is critical and retroactive changes can damage investor confidence.
"The statement from major private sector investors will help to give governments both the confidence and the knowledge to put the right incentives and mechanisms in place," said Figueres.
Click here to view the 2011 Global Investor Statement on Climate Change and a list of signatories.


Mazen Bou‐Monsef graduated from Sagesse University with a BS in Hospitality Management where he strengthened his theoretical curriculum with a palette of training expertise in all aspects of a hospitality operation.
Bou‐Monsef expanded his expertise by working for one of the leading F&B chains in Lebanon and the Middle East, Casper & Gambini's, where he developed a well-groomed operations experience and customer approach.
At Lumen, Mazen has worked on several projects including Market research and studies, concepts development, and Strategic support. Furthermore, Mazen has developed a great knowledge of the Saudi Market through his involvement in the training & recruiting of employees for an award winning food chain in KSA over the last year.


To organize/oversee fundraising activities, in including concourse and shop sales.
- Bring to the Board discussions about campaigns/events.
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- Work with the Treasurer to provide the funds raised.


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Parahelicops annamensis är en ormart som beskrevs av Bourret 1934. Parahelicops annamensis är ensam i släktet Parahelicops som ingår i familjen snokar. IUCN kategoriserar arten globalt som otillräckligt studerad.

Artens utbredningsområde är Vietnam. Den vistas i 1000 till 1500 meter höga bergstrakter i landets centrala delar. Kanske når arten Laos. Individer hittades i städsegröna skogar intill vattendrag. Parahelicops annamensis är med en längd mindre än 75 cm en liten orm.

Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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I've mentioned this several times before, but the single greatest thing technology companies can do for the construction industry is to allow cross-platform integration. That's essentially what construction is at its core, anyway, a bunch of different entities working together for a common goal. Autodesk's BIM 360, which already integrates 60+ different softwares into its platform, has recently added NoteVault to its list.


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#define cascades_websettings_h
#include "gmock/gmock.h"
#include <bb/cascades/bbcascades_global.h>
#include <bb/cascades/resources/color.h>
#include <QtCore/QObject>
#include <QtDeclarative/QtDeclarative>
namespace bb {
  namespace cascades {
    class WebSettingsPrivate;
    class WebSettings : public QObject
    {
public:
        MOCK_CONST_METHOD0(defaultFontSize, int ());
        MOCK_METHOD1(setDefaultFontSize, void (int size));
        MOCK_METHOD0(resetDefaultFontSize, void ());
        MOCK_CONST_METHOD0(isJavaScriptEnabled, bool ());
        MOCK_METHOD1(setJavaScriptEnabled, void (bool enabled));
        MOCK_METHOD0(resetJavaScriptEnabled, void ());
        MOCK_CONST_METHOD0(isImageDownloadingEnabled, bool ());
        MOCK_METHOD1(setImageDownloadingEnabled, void (bool enabled));
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        MOCK_METHOD1(setUserAgent, void (const QString& userAgent));
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        MOCK_METHOD0(resetUserStyleSheetLocation, void ());
        MOCK_CONST_METHOD0(isWebInspectorEnabled, bool ());
        MOCK_METHOD1(setWebInspectorEnabled, void (bool enabled));
        MOCK_METHOD0(resetWebInspectorEnabled, void ());
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        MOCK_CONST_METHOD0(isActiveTextEnabled, bool ());
        MOCK_METHOD1(setActiveTextEnabled, void (bool enabled));
        MOCK_METHOD0(resetActiveTextEnabled, void ());
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        MOCK_METHOD0(resetBackground, void ());
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        MOCK_METHOD1(setBinaryFontDownloadingEnabled, void (bool enabled));
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}
}
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