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Timber Focus Ltd, a leading wholesale timber supplier for the UK and Ireland supplying machined cladding, decking and flooring has launched a new timber range of timber cladding and flooring under the SertiWOOD range. This already supports its strong range of machined softwoods, burnt charred cladding including fire retardant cladding. Timber focus will also be showcasing this new range of products at Grand Designs Live at the London Excel at Stand B370. Timber Focus is a partner to leading French and Estonian Softwood planning mill – Puidukoda who handle large volumes of machined profiles both standard and specialist for the Merchant, DIY Sectors and Modular timber frame construction.
A Timber Focus Range of solid timber products offering modern and shabby chic timber products for internal and external applications for cladding, decking and flooring applications. All Products in the SertiWOOD range are durable or preservative treated to the appropriate class according to BSEN 335:2013 depending on application e.g UC3 for external cladding. SertiWOOD offers a minimum service life of 15 – 25 years above ground UC3. All approved Nordic products have a warranty for maintaining their colour for external applications.
The SertiWOOD Range is composed both hardwoods and softwoods (Siberian Larch, Slow grown Nordic Spruce and Pine) and includes modified timbers such as Accoya, Kebony, Thermowood and SertiWOOD Clear. The aesthetics of the SertiWOOD is enhanced in different ways in modern manufacturing process to give a shabby chic, rustic or modern feel. SertiWOOD is supplied in various colour tones profiles e.g square edge, tongue and groove, shiplap, shadow gap etc. The Board Sizes are all standard timber sizes e.g ex 25x150mm, ex 25 x 100mm etc. In the SertiWOOD range some of the cladding products can be supplied with enhanced fire performance e.g treated to to Euro Class B for use in cladding and ceiling applications according to EN13501-1 or BS476 part 6 / 7 Class 0 or Class 1. Fire Retardant treatment is done by one of the few European timber treatment facilities with full production quality control certified to supply fire retardant cladding (as of September 2018) Puidukoda OU.All SertiWOOD Products are easy to use work, cut and paint.


Thanksgiving week! A short work week whoohoo! I was not completely sure what I was going to make so I got more than I needed. I'll be spending TG with family so I decided to make a pie. I wanted to make something that was really, really good. I'd heard of this pie – Crack Pie and have known it was an amazing pie. I'm making it, however, I don't like the name so I'm calling it Oatmeal Cookie Pie. It's super easy it just takes time. I made the oatmeal cookie for the crust and I had to make a second one. It's just this giant oatmeal cookie when it comes out of the oven. Ugh! I walked by it while I was cleaning and after about half an hour I was a goner. I ate most of it with coffee 🙂 Delicious! Click on the link at the bottom of the page for the recipe for one pie. Tomorrow night I will make the pie filling so it has time to set.
I went overboard buying baking stuff but it's fine, it'll get used. I did not have to spend much on real food as I will be away for three days. I've got plenty. Last night I made quinoa and for some reason I remain cautious and curious about this grain at the same time. I don't like the smell when it is first cooked. I do not particularly like the look of it after its cooked. But I ate it just fine. It tastes fine. If you haven't tried it, buy a cupful in bulk and cook some. It cooks similar to rice.
I had a recipe for Roasted Cauliflower and Pasta. Instead of the pasta I had it with quinoa.
I roasted 1 head of cauliflower for 45 minutes with oil and salt and pepper. After it roasted, I tossed it with a little oil and red wine vinegar, 1 tablespoon chopped capers and a handful of chopped raisins. This I mixed with cooked quinoa and sprinkled some parmesan on top. It was very delicious.
Quinoa is one of those grains like brown rice, bulgur, couscous or barley that you can keep cooked in your frig and toss it into different dishes. Like a soup, salad, eggs or add to sauteed vegetables – it's great for its nutritional value and texture and it's very filling.
Thanksgiving is this week. A time to give thanks for what we have received. The saying of grace has a captivating meaning. To be thankful is to be graceful. To take the time to honor and respect what we are thankful for is a very special tradition.
Have a wonderful and special time with family, friends and food!


The museum is 300 m from the bus stop: a 5 to 10 minute walk. At the gate, walk down the Allée des Mésanges on the right, which will take you into the museum courtyard. The entrance to the museum is through the gate leading into the shop.


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Cheap talk about an expensive Iran war
Nov 8, 2010, 2:51 PM
While Iran is signaling once again that it's interested in talks about its nuclear program, a prominent U.S. senator thinks he has the answer for dealing with the threat: bomb the heck out of them.
Speaking at a recent international forum, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said that "My view of military force would be not to just neutralize their nuclear program, which are probably dispersed and hardened, but to sink their navy, destroy their air force and deliver a decisive blow to the Revolutionary Guard. In other words, neuter that regime."
How easy; why didn't I think of that?
I really wonder how much of this super-hawk talk is serious and how much is pandering to what the speakers think the conservative public – and the Jewish community -want to hear.
I start with the premise that eliminating or severely curtailing Iran's nuclear program isn't a simple matter of sending in a few B-2 bombers and cruise missiles; the military experts I talk to say it will require a massive, sustained military commitment.
In other words, another long, incredibly expensive war.
But curiously, the folks most likely to advocate this option are the same ones telling us we have a runaway budget deficit that has to be dramatically cut. They're the same ones who told us we could wage two other long and expensive wars while cutting taxes, essentially just hiding the costs using accounting gimmicks that don't change the longterm bottom line – the costs of the war itself, the interest on the borrowed money, decades of support for wounded veterans and so on.
The Iraq adventure, according to some estimates, will cost more than $2.4 trillion when the final costs are tallied decades from now. And dealing with Iran could be a far more difficult proposition from a military point of view – unless you still believe in the perennial delusion of "pinpoint" air strikes as a universal panacea.
That's not how the Greatest Generation did things; World War II was paid for with steep tax increases, massive bond and savings stamps campaigns and sacrifice across the economic spectrum. But that's not how we do things anymore; now, we just borrow to pay for our wars while the war's most enthusiastic boosters howl bloody murder about "runaway spending."
I'm not saying it's wrong to consider the military option against Iran, or that the Iran nuclear threat isn't real.
I am saying that there's a lot of evidence those most enthusiastic about the military response aren't thinking things through – or they are, and they're talking war not because they mean it but because it's a cheap way of political posturing to their political base.
That leads to the interesting question of what the Democratic "shellacking" in last week's election will mean for the Obama administration's Iran policy.
My best guess: this was an election about domestic angst and economic fears. The last thing Obama will do two years before his own clouded reelection effort is start another war even while casting about for an exit strategy from Afghanistan and trying to figure out how to pay for that and Iraq.
Maybe he'll toughen up his rhetoric, but I don't see that terrifying an Iranian leadership that's been listening to empty threats for three decades. The best bet may still be the possibility tightened, if imperfect sanctions will push Tehran into real negotiations, not the cat-and-mouse game they've played in the past.
Douglas M. Bloomfield is a syndicated columnist, Washington lobbyist and consultant. He spent nine years as the legislative director and chief lobbyist for AIPAC.
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When flying conventional airplanes in conventional flight we must maintain a forward speed that maintains airflow over the wings. After all, airplanes are not hot air balloons … they cannot just hang in the air. But even in light airplanes speed changes are often necessary.
TASK: A pilot is approaching an airport. The airplane is 1,000 feet above the ground and in the airport's traffic pattern. The airplane must do two things in order to land. It must descend to the ground elevation and also reduce its speed so that the wings will stop flying at one-foot AGL (give or take).
CHALLENGE: How will the pilot get the airplane to both fly "downhill" and at the same time "slow down?" Usually when something moves "downhill" its speed increases, but if that happens in this case the airplane would not be able to land because it would arrive at the runway going to fast. What do you do?
VARIABLES: This question actually incorporates many maneuvers and decisions. How do the wings create lift? How will lowering the flaps affect the airplane? What controls the airplane's speed anyway: power or pitch? When should power be reduced and/or pitch increased?
In the past, the instructor would make the student perform a maneuver that did not seem related to any real-world situation. The CFI would call out instructions: "Give me 60-knots on this heading. Now keep 60 knots, but turn right to 090. OK, now hold 090 but descend to 3,000 feet." The airplane is changing speeds and changing altitudes but there is no apparent reason for doing this. I thought airplanes were supposed to go fast, so why are we deliberately flying them slow? A maneuver is being taught, but there is no reason to do it without including a situation where this maneuver might be necessary — and therefore not much reason for the student to recall this experience in similar real-world situations. Maneuvering the airplane during slow flight is absolutely necessary in order to perform the most important slow maneuver of all: landing.
Exhibits knowledge of the elements related to maneuvering during slow flight.
Selects an entry altitude that will allow the task to be completed no lower than 1,500 feet AGL or the recommended altitude, whichever is higher.
Stabilizes the airspeed at 1.2 Vs1, with a plus 10 and minus 5-knot tolerance.
Accomplishes coordinated straight and level flight and level turns, at bank angles and in configurations, as specified by the examiner.
Accomplishes coordinated climbs and descents, straight and turning at bank angles and in configurations, as specified by the examiner.
Divides attention between airplane control and orientation.
Maintains the specified altitude, with a plus or minus 100-foot tolerance. (Maintains) A plus or minus 10 degree heading tolerance and a plus 10 and minus 5-knot airspeed tolerance.
Maintains the specified angle of bank, not to exceed 30-degrees in level flight +0/-10 degrees; maintains the specific angle of bank, not to exceed 20-degrees in climbing or descending flight, +0/-10-degrees; rolls out on the specified heading within plus or minus 10 degrees; and levels off from climbs and descents within plus or minus 100 feet.
You can see that the PTS is speaking only to the performance of a maneuver and no effort is given to fostering an understanding of when this situation might arise and what decisions might surround it. There are opportunities for a creative pilot examiner to include scenarios and decisions, but they are not required. There are opportunities for the creative student to imagine and think through the possibilities and decisions they may face, but they are rarely encouraged. It is better to find yourself in a bad situation that you've previously thought through, than in a bad situation with which you're unfamiliar.
BOTTOM LINE: This maneuver is very important for piloting skills and every pilot should be able to meet these standards — but don't take the low road and learn the maneuver alone. When moments are most valuable, will your brain make the right connections — will you recognize how the lessons of your training apply in the real world? Learn to make decisions.


On the day-of, your stylist will be prompt and ready to get started! Schedule is just as important to us as it is to you & we're happy to provide you with a timeline so you can see the flow of the day!
Your stylist will need to see each lady in the party three times.
Everyone's hair will be set (roller set, pin curls, etc, depending on hair type & desired style). This is the foundation of your style and helps keep your hair looking great all night. We usually like to set the bride first so her hair gets the most time in its set. Setting moves quickly so we ask that all ladies be on-site & ready to go!
Based on the desired styles, the makeup artist's schedule, and each individual girl's hair type, your stylist will decide day-of who gets styled first and who gets styled last. We usually recommend that the bride be styled toward the end, but let us know ahead of time if you need to be finished earlier than your party. Because every lady's hair is different, we work around makeup's schedule to keep the day running smoothly & on time, so only the bride will have a specific time slot for styling.
Your stylist will finish with a round of touchups to ensure each lady is happy with her style & photo ready! If the bride is leaving before the party, pop by your stylist first for a final touchup.


Andrew represents energy companies in a variety of federal and state regulatory matters, particularly before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ( FERC ), state public utility commissions, and appellate courts. Andrew counsels oil and natural gas pipelines, electric utilities, natural gas distribution companies, and other industry participants on regulatory issues, including those related to electric transmission development, natural gas supply, compliance, standards of conduct, renewable energy project development, jurisdiction, and utility ratemaking. Andrew regularly helps clients navigate complex transmission tariff-related issues, including those involving some of the largest electric transmission providers in the U.S. He has also advised oil and gas pipelines on state regulatory requirements associated with the development of new oil and gas facilities, and represents major interstate pipelines in FERC proceedings.
•Law Clerk in the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's Office of Administrative Law Judges and Dispute Resolution.


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// Copyright 2017 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#include "headless/lib/utility/headless_content_utility_client.h"

#include "base/bind.h"
#include "base/lazy_instance.h"
#include "base/no_destructor.h"
#include "content/public/utility/utility_thread.h"
#include "mojo/public/cpp/bindings/pending_receiver.h"
#include "mojo/public/cpp/bindings/service_factory.h"
#include "printing/buildflags/buildflags.h"

#if BUILDFLAG(ENABLE_PRINTING)
#include "components/services/print_compositor/print_compositor_impl.h"
#include "components/services/print_compositor/public/mojom/print_compositor.mojom.h"
#endif

namespace headless {

namespace {

base::LazyInstance<
    HeadlessContentUtilityClient::NetworkBinderCreationCallback>::Leaky
    g_network_binder_creation_callback = LAZY_INSTANCE_INITIALIZER;

#if BUILDFLAG(ENABLE_PRINTING)
auto RunPrintCompositor(
    mojo::PendingReceiver<printing::mojom::PrintCompositor> receiver) {
  return std::make_unique<printing::PrintCompositorImpl>(
      std::move(receiver), true /* initialize_environment */,
      content::UtilityThread::Get()->GetIOTaskRunner());
}
#endif

}  // namespace

// static
void HeadlessContentUtilityClient::SetNetworkBinderCreationCallbackForTests(
    NetworkBinderCreationCallback callback) {
  g_network_binder_creation_callback.Get() = std::move(callback);
}

HeadlessContentUtilityClient::HeadlessContentUtilityClient(
    const std::string& user_agent)
    : user_agent_(user_agent) {}

HeadlessContentUtilityClient::~HeadlessContentUtilityClient() = default;

void HeadlessContentUtilityClient::RegisterMainThreadServices(
    mojo::ServiceFactory& services) {
#if BUILDFLAG(ENABLE_PRINTING)
  services.Add(RunPrintCompositor);
#endif
}

void HeadlessContentUtilityClient::RegisterNetworkBinders(
    service_manager::BinderRegistry* registry) {
  if (g_network_binder_creation_callback.Get())
    g_network_binder_creation_callback.Get().Run(registry);
}

}  // namespace headless

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Six Flags Fiesta Texas is pushing the envelope. Why? Because they have Batman! Six Flags Fiesta Texas is introducing the world's first 4D Wing coaster that will have riders head over heels for the Dark Knight. The all new coaster is coming to the park for 2015, and features some jaw dropping new elements and fun!
Six Flags Fiesta Texas is the second park in the United States to get a "4th Dimension" coaster. The first was Six Flags Magic Mountain with X2. The coaster takes guests through track, in and out of inversions and huge drops, all while spinning freely on the track as it moves. The cars rotate as they move on the track.
The coaster will give guests six head over heels flips, and a few drops that take them beyond vertical as the track drops inward.
Six Flags Fiesta Texas to open new single rail Wonder Woman coaster!


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News Link • Space Travel and Exploration • 2020-06-25
NASA unveils 10 years of solar activity in stunning time lapse video
The shots were taken by the agency's Solar Dynamics Observatory, which as of June has been keeping a near uninterrupted vigil over our parent star for a decade from its perch high in geosynchronous Earth orbit.
The Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) was launched back in February 2010 with a mission to reveal the workings of our enigmatic star, and shed light on how space weather could influence and disrupt life on Earth. To this end it was equipped with three cutting edge scientific instruments capable of probing a range of processes occurring in and around the Sun, including keeping track of its magnetic field and the nature of the stellar wind that streams throughout our solar system.
Over the course of 10 years the hardy probe has taken an image of our star on average once every 0.75 seconds, amassing an impressive 425 million images of the Sun, and transmitting 20 million gigabytes of data back to Earth.
The new video was put together using images of our star captured in the extreme ultraviolet wavelength of 17.1 nanometers. This frequency of light showcases activity occurring in the Sun's super hot atmosphere, which is called the corona. One image from each hour of SDO observations was used to compile the marathon 61-minute video.


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package es.tid.pce.server;

import java.io.DataOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.Inet4Address;
import java.util.List;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import org.jgrapht.GraphPath;
import org.jgrapht.alg.DijkstraShortestPath;
import org.jgrapht.graph.SimpleDirectedWeightedGraph;

import es.tid.pce.computingEngine.ComputingResponse;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.PCEPProtocolViolationException;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.constructs.EndPoint;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.constructs.EndPointAndRestrictions;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.constructs.P2MPEndpoints;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.constructs.P2PEndpoints;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.constructs.Path;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.constructs.Response;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.messages.PCEPRequest;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.messages.PCEPResponse;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.objects.EndPoints;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.objects.EndPointsIPv4;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.objects.ExplicitRouteObject;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.objects.GeneralizedEndPoints;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.objects.NoPath;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.objects.ObjectParameters;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.objects.RequestParameters;
import es.tid.pce.pcep.objects.tlvs.NoPathTLV;
import es.tid.rsvp.objects.subobjects.IPv4prefixEROSubobject;
import es.tid.rsvp.objects.subobjects.UnnumberIfIDEROSubobject;
import es.tid.tedb.IntraDomainEdge;
import es.tid.tedb.SimpleITTEDB;
import es.tid.tedb.SimpleTEDB;
import es.tid.tedb.TEDB;

public class RequestProcessor implements Runnable {

	private PCEPRequest req;
	private DataOutputStream out;
	private Logger log=LoggerFactory.getLogger("PCEServer");;

	private TEDB ted;
	private SimpleDirectedWeightedGraph<Object,IntraDomainEdge> networkGraph;

	private ParentPCERequestManager childPCERequestManager;

	public RequestProcessor(PCEPRequest req, DataOutputStream out, TEDB ted,ParentPCERequestManager childPCERequestManager){
		this.req=req;
		this.out=out;
		this.ted=ted;
		this.childPCERequestManager=childPCERequestManager;
	}
	@Override
	public void run() {
		log.info("Processing request");
		//Obtain the algorithm
		//FIXME: ESCOGER EL ALGORITMO!!!!! AHORA, A CAPONAZO
		log.info("Choosing default algorithm");
		//Obtain TED Copy
		//FIXME: Deber�a de haber una copia siempre a mano.....?
		//FIXME: ESCOGER DEPENDIENDO DEL TIPO DE RED
		log.info("Obtaining Network Graph copy");

		EndPoints  EP = null;

		Inet4Address source_router_id_addr = null;
		Inet4Address dest_router_id_addr = null;

		if (!ted.isITtedb()){
			networkGraph= ((SimpleTEDB)ted).getDuplicatedNetworkGraph();
			EP = this.req.getRequest(0).getEndPoints();
			source_router_id_addr= ((EndPointsIPv4)EP).getSourceIP();
			dest_router_id_addr=((EndPointsIPv4)EP).getDestIP();
		}else{
			networkGraph= ((SimpleITTEDB)ted).getDuplicatedNetworkGraph();
			EP = this.req.getRequest(0).getEndPoints();
			if (EP.getOT()==ObjectParameters.PCEP_OBJECT_TYPE_GENERALIZED_ENDPOINTS){
				GeneralizedEndPoints  gep=(GeneralizedEndPoints) EP;
				if(gep.getGeneralizedEndPointsType()==ObjectParameters.PCEP_GENERALIZED_END_POINTS_TYPE_P2P){
					P2PEndpoints p2pep= gep.getP2PEndpoints();
					EndPoint sourceep=p2pep.getSourceEndPoint();
					EndPoint destep=p2pep.getDestinationEndPoint();
					source_router_id_addr=sourceep.getEndPointIPv4TLV().IPv4address;
					dest_router_id_addr=destep.getEndPointIPv4TLV().IPv4address;
				}
				if(gep.getGeneralizedEndPointsType()==ObjectParameters.PCEP_GENERALIZED_END_POINTS_TYPE_P2MP_NEW_LEAVES){
					P2MPEndpoints p2mpep= gep.getP2MPEndpoints();
					EndPointAndRestrictions epandrest=p2mpep.getEndPointAndRestrictions();
					EndPoint sourceep=epandrest.getEndPoint();
					source_router_id_addr=sourceep.getEndPointIPv4TLV().IPv4address;
					int cont=0;
					while (cont<=p2mpep.getEndPointAndRestrictionsList().size()){ //esto est� mal
						epandrest=p2mpep.getEndPointAndRestrictionsList().get(cont);
						EndPoint destep=epandrest.getEndPoint();
						source_router_id_addr=sourceep.getEndPointIPv4TLV().IPv4address;
						dest_router_id_addr=destep.getEndPointIPv4TLV().IPv4address;

					}
				}
			}
		}

		//EndPointsIPv4  ep=(EndPointsIPv4) this.req.getRequest(0).getEndPoints();
		//Inet4Address source_router_id_addr=ep.getSourceIP();
		log.info("Source: "+source_router_id_addr);
		//Inet4Address dest_router_id_addr=ep.getDestIP();
		log.info("Destination: "+dest_router_id_addr);

		log.info("Check if we have source and destination in our TED");
		if (!((networkGraph.containsVertex(source_router_id_addr))&&(networkGraph.containsVertex(dest_router_id_addr)))){
			if (childPCERequestManager!=null){
				log.info("Source or destination are NOT in the TED, asking the parent PCE");
				//PCEPRequest msg_req=new PCEPRequest();
				PCEPResponse resp=childPCERequestManager.newRequest(req);
				try {
					try {
						resp.encode();
					} catch (PCEPProtocolViolationException e1) {
						// TODO Auto-generated catch block
						log.error("Response from Parent PCE not valid!!!!!");
						return;
					}
					log.info("Request from Parent PCE processeed, about to send response");
					out.write(resp.getBytes());
					out.flush();
				} catch (IOException e) {
					// TODO Auto-generated catch block
					e.printStackTrace();
				}
				return;
			}
			else{
				log.warn("Source or destination are NOT in the TED");
				ComputingResponse m_resp=new ComputingResponse();
				Response response=new Response();
				RequestParameters rp = new RequestParameters();
				rp.setRequestID(this.req.getRequest(0).getRequestParameters().getRequestID());
				response.setRequestParameters(rp);
				NoPath noPath= new NoPath();
				noPath.setNatureOfIssue(ObjectParameters.NOPATH_NOPATH_SAT_CONSTRAINTS);
				NoPathTLV noPathTLV=new NoPathTLV();
				if (!((networkGraph.containsVertex(source_router_id_addr)))){
					log.debug("Unknown source");
					noPathTLV.setUnknownSource(true);
				}
				if (!((networkGraph.containsVertex(dest_router_id_addr)))){
					log.debug("Unknown destination");
					noPathTLV.setUnknownDestination(true);
				}

				noPath.setNoPathTLV(noPathTLV);
				response.setNoPath(noPath);
				m_resp.addResponse(response);
				try {
					m_resp.encode();
				} catch (PCEPProtocolViolationException e1) {
					// TODO Auto-generated catch block
					log.error("Response not valid!!!!!");
					return;
				}
				log.info("RequestProcessor: request processed");
				// TODO Auto-generated method stub
				try {
					log.info("Request processeed, about to send response");
					out.write(m_resp.getBytes());
					out.flush();
				} catch (IOException e) {
					// TODO Auto-generated catch block
					e.printStackTrace();
				}
				log.info("Response sent!!");
				return;
			}

		}
		long tiempoini =System.currentTimeMillis();
		ComputingResponse m_resp=new ComputingResponse();
		Response response=new Response();
		// check if src and dst are the same
		if (source_router_id_addr.equals(dest_router_id_addr)){
			log.info("Source and destination are the same!");
			Path path=new Path();

			RequestParameters rp = new RequestParameters();
			rp.setRequestID(this.req.getRequest(0).getRequestParameters().getRequestID());
			response.setRequestParameters(rp);

			ExplicitRouteObject ero= new ExplicitRouteObject();
			IPv4prefixEROSubobject eroso= new IPv4prefixEROSubobject();
			eroso.setIpv4address(source_router_id_addr);
			eroso.setPrefix(32);
			ero.addEROSubobject(eroso);
			path.setEro(ero);

			/*if (req.getMetricList().size()!=0){
				Metric metric=new Metric();
				metric.setMetricType(req.getMetricList().get(0).getMetricType() );
				log.fine("Number of hops "+0);
				float metricValue=0;
				metric.setMetricValue(metricValue);
				path.getMetricList().add(metric);
			}*/
			response.addPath(path);
			long tiempofin =System.nanoTime();
			long tiempotot=tiempofin-tiempoini;

			//Monitoring monitoring=pathReq.getMonitoring();
			/*if (monitoring!=null){
				if (monitoring.isProcessingTimeBit()){

				}
			}*/
			m_resp.addResponse(response);
			//return m_resp;

		}
		else{
			log.info("Computing path");

			DijkstraShortestPath<Object,IntraDomainEdge>  dsp=new DijkstraShortestPath<Object,IntraDomainEdge> (networkGraph, source_router_id_addr, dest_router_id_addr);
			GraphPath<Object,IntraDomainEdge> gp=dsp.getPath();
			long tiempofin =System.currentTimeMillis();
			long tiempotot=tiempofin-tiempoini;
			log.info("Ha tardado "+tiempotot+" milisegundos");

			log.info("Creating response");

			RequestParameters rp = new RequestParameters();
			rp.setRequestID(this.req.getRequest(0).getRequestParameters().getRequestID());
			response.setRequestParameters(rp);
			m_resp.addResponse(response);
			Path path=new Path();
			ExplicitRouteObject ero= new ExplicitRouteObject();

			List<IntraDomainEdge> edge_list=gp.getEdgeList();
			/* PARA EL CASO DE IPV4, PONGO AHORA IF NO NUMERADOS
			int i;
			for (i=0;i<edge_list.size();i++){
				IPv4prefixEROSubobject eroso= new IPv4prefixEROSubobject();
				eroso.setIpv4address(edge_list.get(i).getSource());
				eroso.setPrefix(32);
				ero.addEROSubobject(eroso);
			 }
			IPv4prefixEROSubobject eroso= new IPv4prefixEROSubobject();
			eroso.setIpv4address(edge_list.get(edge_list.size()-1).getTarget());
			eroso.setPrefix(32);
			ero.addEROSubobject(eroso);*/
			int i;
			for (i=0;i<edge_list.size();i++){
				UnnumberIfIDEROSubobject eroso= new UnnumberIfIDEROSubobject();
				eroso.setRouterID((Inet4Address)edge_list.get(i).getSource());
				eroso.setInterfaceID(edge_list.get(i).getSrc_if_id());
				eroso.setLoosehop(false);
				ero.addEROSubobject(eroso);
			 }
			IPv4prefixEROSubobject eroso= new IPv4prefixEROSubobject();
			eroso.setIpv4address((Inet4Address)edge_list.get(edge_list.size()-1).getTarget());
			eroso.setPrefix(32);
			ero.addEROSubobject(eroso);
			path.setEro(ero);
			response.addPath(path);
		}

		try {

			m_resp.encode();

		} catch (PCEPProtocolViolationException e1) {
			// TODO Auto-generated catch block
			log.error("Response not valid!!!!!");
			return;
		}
		log.info("RequestProcessor: request processed");
		// TODO Auto-generated method stub
		try {

			log.info("Request processeed, about to send response");
			out.write(m_resp.getBytes());
			out.flush();

		} catch (IOException e) {
			// TODO Auto-generated catch block
			e.printStackTrace();
		}
		log.info("Response sent!!");
	}

}


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