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<test_definition>
  <suite category="W3C/HTML5 APIs" name="tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests">
    <set name="WidgetPolicy" type="js">
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_do_not_load_image" priority="P3" purpose="According to the default policy, a user agent must deny to access the external network image." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure do_not_load_image.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/do_not_load_image.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of do_not_load_image.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the do_not_load_image.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of do_not_load_image.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch do_not_load_image.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/do_not_load_image.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_do_not_load_script" priority="P3" purpose="According to the default policy, a user agent must deny to access the external network script." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure do_not_load_script.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/do_not_load_script.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of do_not_load_script.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the do_not_load_script.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of do_not_load_script.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch do_not_load_script.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/do_not_load_script.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_do_not_load_iframe" priority="P3" purpose="According to the default policy, a user agent must deny to access the external network iframe." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure do_not_load_iframe.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/do_not_load_iframe.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of do_not_load_iframe.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the do_not_load_iframe.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of do_not_load_iframe.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch do_not_load_iframe.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/do_not_load_iframe.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_load_script" priority="P3" purpose="A user agent should grant access to network script resources listed in the access-request list." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure load_script.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_script.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of load_script.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the load_script.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of load_script.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch load_script.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_script.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_load_image" priority="P3" purpose="A user agent should grant access to network image resources listed in the access-request list." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure load_image.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of load_image.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the load_image.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of load_image.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch load_image.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud and a gray background of "...testing..." image is displayed.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_load_iframe" priority="P3" purpose="A user agent should grant access to network frame resources listed in the access-request list." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure load_iframe.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_iframe.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of load_iframe.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the load_iframe.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of load_iframe.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch load_iframe.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud and a "...testing..." image is displayed in the gray frame</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_iframe.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_load_image_and_script" priority="P3" purpose="When a user agent grants access to a given set of network resources, it must do equally for APIs and markup." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure load_image_and_script.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image_and_script.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of load_image_and_script.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the load_image_and_script.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of load_image_and_script.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch load_image_and_script.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud and a gray background of "...testing..." image is displayed.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image_and_script.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_load_text_over_xhr" priority="P3" purpose="When a user agent grants access to a given set of network text resources, it must do equally for APIs and markup." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure load_text_over_xhr.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_text_over_xhr.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of load_text_over_xhr.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the load_text_over_xhr.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of load_text_over_xhr.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch load_text_over_xhr.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_text_over_xhr.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_block_loading_text_over_xhr" priority="P3" purpose="When a user agent is not grant access to network resources, it should deny access requests." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure block_loading_text_over_xhr.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/block_loading_text_over_xhr.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of block_loading_text_over_xhr.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the block_loading_text_over_xhr.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of block_loading_text_over_xhr.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch block_loading_text_over_xhr.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" and "An exception was thrown: 'error'" or "Partial pass... as some CORS implementations don't throw an error." on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/block_loading_text_over_xhr.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_dir_ltr" priority="P3" purpose="Test that dir 'ltr' does not affect <access> element." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_dir_ltr.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_dir_ltr.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_dir_ltr.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_dir_ltr.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_dir_ltr.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_dir_ltr.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_dir_ltr.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_dir_rtl" priority="P3" purpose="Test that dir 'rtl' does not affect <access> element." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_dir_rtl.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_dir_rtl.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_dir_rtl.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_dir_rtl.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_dir_rtl.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_dir_rtl.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_dir_rtl.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_dir_lro" priority="P3" purpose="Test that dir 'lro' does not affect <access> element." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_dir_lro.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_dir_lro.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_dir_lro.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_dir_lro.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_dir_lro.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_dir_lro.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_dir_lro.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_dir_rlo" priority="P3" purpose="Test that dir 'rlo' does not affect <access> element." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_dir_rlo.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_dir_rlo.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_dir_rlo.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_dir_rlo.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_dir_rlo.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_dir_rlo.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_dir_rlo.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_with_missing_origin" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores <access> elements with no origin attribute." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_with_missing_origin.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_with_missing_origin.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_with_missing_origin.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_with_missing_origin.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_with_missing_origin.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_access_with_missing_origin.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_with_missing_origin.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_wildcard_support" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent can process and support a <access> element with a wildcard ('*') origin." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure wildcard_support.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/wildcard_support.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of wildcard_support.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the wildcard_support.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of wildcard_support.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch wildcard_support.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/wildcard_support.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_1" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores <access> element with an origin containing an invalid IRI." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_1.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_1.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_1.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_1.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_1.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_1.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_1.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_2" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores <access> element with an origin that uses the HTTP scheme and invalid host component." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_2.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_2.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_2.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_2.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_2.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_2.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_2.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_3" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores an invalid origin attribute value." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_3.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_3.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_3.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_3.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_3.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_3.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen showa "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_invalid_uri_3.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_element_with_no_authority" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores <access> element with an origin that does not contain an authority component." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_element_with_no_authority.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_no_authority.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_element_with_no_authority.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_element_with_no_authority.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_element_with_no_authority.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_access_element_with_no_authority.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_no_authority.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_element_with_iuserinfo" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores <access> element with an origin that contains an iuserinfo component." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_element_with_iuserinfo.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_iuserinfo.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_element_with_iuserinfo.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_element_with_iuserinfo.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_element_with_iuserinfo.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_access_element_with_iuserinfo.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_iuserinfo.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_element_with_path_component_1" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores <access> element with an origin that contains a path component." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_element_with_path_component_1.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_path_component_1.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_element_with_path_component_1.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_element_with_path_component_1.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_element_with_path_component_1.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_access_element_with_path_component_1.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_path_component_1.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_element_with_no_host" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores <access> element with an origin that has no host component." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_element_with_no_host.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_no_host.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_element_with_no_host.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_element_with_no_host.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_element_with_no_host.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_access_element_with_no_host.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_no_host.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_element_with_query_component" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores <access> element with an origin that contains a query component." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_element_with_query_component.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_query_component.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_element_with_query_component.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_element_with_query_component.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_element_with_query_component.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l,  launch ignore_access_element_with_query_component.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_query_component.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_element_with_fragment" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores <access> element with an origin that has a fragment component." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_element_with_fragment.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_fragment.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_element_with_fragment.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_element_with_fragment.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_element_with_fragment.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_access_element_with_fragment.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_fragment.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_element_with_http_no_host" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores <access> element with an origin that uses the HTTP scheme and has no host component." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_element_with_http_no_host.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_http_no_host.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_element_with_http_no_host.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_element_with_http_no_host.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_element_with_http_no_host.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_access_element_with_http_no_host.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_element_with_http_no_host.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_load_image_from_subdomain1" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent processes <access> element when subdomains attribute is true." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud and a gray background of "...testing..." image is displayed.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_do_not_load_image_from_subdomain1" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent processes <access> element when subdomains attribute is false." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure do_not_load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/do_not_load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of do_not_load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the do_not_load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of do_not_load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch do_not_load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/do_not_load_image_from_subdomain1.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_do_not_load_image_from_subdomain2" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the subdomains attribute is false by defalt when it is missing." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure do_not_load_image_from_subdomain2.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/do_not_load_image_from_subdomain2.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of do_not_load_image_from_subdomain2.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the do_not_load_image_from_subdomain2.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of do_not_load_image_from_subdomain2.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch do_not_load_image_from_subdomain2.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/do_not_load_image_from_subdomain2.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_load_image_from_port_80" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent assumes port 80 for the http protocol." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure load_image_from_port_80.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image_from_port_80.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of load_image_from_port_80.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the load_image_from_port_80.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of load_image_from_port_80.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch load_image_from_port_80.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" with green backgroud and a gray background of "...testing..." image is displayed.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image_from_port_80.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_load_image_from_port_83" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent processes <access> element with an explicit non-standard port number." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure load_image_from_port_83.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image_from_port_83.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of load_image_from_port_83.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the load_image_from_port_83.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of load_image_from_port_83.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch load_image_from_port_83.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud and a gray background of "...testing..." image is displayed.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image_from_port_83.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_load_image_from_port_443" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent processes can assume the default port number of https." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure load_image_from_port_443.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image_from_port_443.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of load_image_from_port_443.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the load_image_from_port_443.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of load_image_from_port_443.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch load_image_from_port_443.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid, if there is a pop-up box shows, click "Allow" button</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" with green backgroud and a gray background of "...testing..." image is displayed.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/load_image_from_port_443.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_ignore_access_with_unsupported_scheme" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent ignores <access> element with an unsupported scheme." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure ignore_access_with_unsupported_scheme.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_with_unsupported_scheme.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of ignore_access_with_unsupported_scheme.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the ignore_access_with_unsupported_scheme.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of ignore_access_with_unsupported_scheme.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch ignore_access_with_unsupported_scheme.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/ignore_access_with_unsupported_scheme.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
      <testcase component="W3C_HTML5 APIs/Widget/Widget Access Request Policy" execution_type="manual" id="WidgetPolicy_HTTP_compare_hosts_in_a_case-insensitive_manner" priority="P3" purpose="Test that the user agent must compare hosts in a case-insensitive manner when the scheme is 'http'." status="approved" type="compliance">
        <description>
          <pre_condition>Make sure the device can access to the network; Make sure HTTP_compare_hosts_in_a_case-insensitive_manner.wgt is installed with the command : pkgcmd -i -t wgt -q -p TESTER-HOME-DIR/content/tct/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/HTTP_compare_hosts_in_a_case-insensitive_manner.wgt</pre_condition>
          <post_condition>Get the $pkgid of HTTP_compare_hosts_in_a_case-insensitive_manner.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -l, then uninstall the HTTP_compare_hosts_in_a_case-insensitive_manner.wgt with the command : pkgcmd -u -t wgt -q -n $pkgid</post_condition>
          <steps>
            <step order="1">
              <step_desc>Get the $appid of HTTP_compare_hosts_in_a_case-insensitive_manner.wgt with the command : app_launcher -l, launch HTTP_compare_hosts_in_a_case-insensitive_manner.wgt with the command : app_launcher -s $appid</step_desc>
              <expected>The screen shows "PASS" on green backgroud.</expected>
            </step>
          </steps>
          <test_script_entry timeout="90">/opt/tct-widgetpolicy-w3c-tests/widgetpolicy/w3c/HTTP_compare_hosts_in_a_case-insensitive_manner.wgt</test_script_entry>
        </description>
        <specs>
          <spec>
            <spec_assertion category="Tizen W3C API Specifications" interface="Widget" section="Widget" specification="Widget Access Request Policy" usage="true" />
            <spec_url>http://www.w3.org/TR/widgets-access/</spec_url>
          </spec>
        </specs>
      </testcase>
    </set>
  </suite>
</test_definition>

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For most physicians, the Hippocratic oath is sacred. But for one Chicago doctor, who is indebted to the mafia, saving lives isn't her only concern. The Mob Doctor is a fast-paced medical drama focusing on a young female surgeon caught between two worlds as she juggles her promising medical career with her family's debt to Chicago's Southside mob.The Mob Doctor featuring Jordana Spiro and William Forsythe has one or more episodes free on Sony Crackle, available for purchase on iTunes, available for purchase on Google Play, and 2 others. It's a crime and drama show with 14 episodes over 1 season. The Mob Doctor is no longer running and has no plans to air new episodes or seasons. It has a very low Rotten Tomatoes (critics) score of 23% and an average IMDb audience rating of 6.5 (4,044 votes).
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HomeBRC: 11.3 per cent of shops are vacant in run up to Christmas
BRC: 11.3 per cent of shops are vacant in run up to Christmas
One in ten shops lie vacant, says the BRC
BRC: Online sales boost gives shine to retailers at Christmas
A big increase in online sales helped overall retail sales meet low expectations, according to the latest set of figures published by the British Retail Consortium.
LDC: Online sales lead to 14 shops closing per day in 2011
Britain's retail chains closed an average of 14 shops every day in 2011, with retailers quitting more shops than they opened for the first time, research shows.
BRC: Retailers hoping for Christmas rush as online sales slow
Poor Christmas trading points to triple-dip recession
A new survey by the British Retail Consortium (BRC) shows that one in ten shops in the UK are empty, the highest ratio since the BRC began collecting figures in July 2011.
The figures illustrate the difficulties facing retailers in the run up to Christmas.
The BRC said that the vacancy rate has now reached 11.3 per cent in a further sign that the traditional model for retailers of opening stores on the high street or in out-of-town retail business parks is failing.
The BRC said that the region with the highest vacancy rate was Northern Ireland with 20 per cent, followed by Wales, the north and Yorkshire, all with vacancy rates of around 15 per cent.
Stephen Robertson, British Retail Consortium Director General, said: "This new high in empty shop numbers really sets alarm bells ringing. It's the worst vacancy rate since the survey began in July 2011 and confirms that financial challenges for both customers and retailers are far from over.
"Many retailers are battling stagnating sales and rising costs, and next year's threatened business rates increase can only make matters worse. If the Government wants to breathe life back into our town centres and ensure the retail industry can play its full role in job creation it needs to freeze rates in 2013.
The data is published as it emerges that electrical retailer Comet, recently put into administration, is to close 41 stores.
Business groups have urged the government to postpone a planned increase in business rates.
A spokesman for the Department for Communities and Local Government, said: "The best thing government can do to help businesses is to provide them with a stable economic environment, which is why we want to protect local firms from soaring tax bills.
"We've postponed the revaluation, which will stop soaring tax bills for 800,000 firms, and given businesses the option of spreading this year's increases out over three years."
The BRC said that footfall, used to measure the number of shoppers, fell by 0.4 per cent in the three months to October compared to the same quarter in 2011 and that there was a big decline in the month of October when footfall fell by 2.6 per cent.
The data comes after official figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed a fall of 0.8 per cent in retail sales in October.
The BRC figures show an improvement on the previous quarter when footfall fell by 3.3 per cent in the three months to the end of July.
There was a bigger decline in footfall in high street stores, 0.9 per cent, than in shops in out-of-town retail parks where there was a decline of just 0.2 per cent.
The locations that saw the biggest declines in the quarter were the East with a 4.1 per cent decline, the South West with 4.0 per cent and Scotland with 3.9 per cent.
Northern Ireland showed a 14.4 per cent improvement in the quarter.
Stephen Robertson added: "It's a little more cheering to see footfall suffering less than the previous quarter but shopper numbers were still no better than a year ago. The figures follow a similar pattern to our retail sales monitoring.
"September's cold snap drew the crowds stocking up on warmer clothing. But, while the Olympics appears to have brought people out onto high streets, that didn't translate into a surge in spending."
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Government of India, Ministry of Labour & Employment, Office of the Chief Labour Commissioner(C) issued order vide notification File KNo.1/10(2)/2018-LS-11 dated 03.04.2018 the Minimum wages as revised as follows with effect from 01st April 2018 and details as follows.
In exercise of the powers conferred by Central Government vide Notification No, 8.0.2413(E) dated 28th July, 2017 of the Ministry of Labour and Employment the undersigned, hereby, revise the rates of Variable Dearness Allowance on the basis of the average consumer price index number for the preceding period of six months ending on 31.12.2017 reaching 286 from 277.5 (base 2001=100) and thereby resulting in an increase of 8.5 points for Industrial Workers as under, This order shall come into force w.e.f. 01.04.2018.
The VDA has been rounded off to the next higher rupee as per the decision o the Minimum Wages Advisory board.
The classification of workers under different categories will be same as in Part-I of the notification, whereas classification of cities will be same as in the Part-II of the notification dated 19(11 January., 2017. The present classification of cities into areas A, B & C is enclosed at Annexure I for ready reference.


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Rutgers names Maryland's Andy Buh its defensive coordinator
PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) Rutgers has named Maryland's Andy Buh its defensive coordinator and linebackers coach.
Coach Chris Ash announced the hiring Monday. Buh, who spent the last three seasons as the defensive coordinator at Maryland, replaces Jay Niemann. Niemann had been the Scarlet Knights' defensive coordinator since Ash took over the program three years ago.
Rutgers went 1-11 this past season and the defense was ranked among the worst in the country. Ash took over more of the defensive play-calling in the second half of the season.
Maryland ranked fifth in the Big Ten in takeaways (23) and sixth in passing yards allowed (206.5). The defense was second in the conference and fifth nationally with 18 interceptions.
Ash and Buh were on the same staff at Wisconsin in 2012, when Buh coached linebackers under a defensive group led by Ash.
Buh previously served as the defensive coordinator at Stanford, Nevada and California. He joined Maryland from Kentucky, where he served as outside linebackers coach in 2015 and was promoted to special teams coordinator.
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Southern African home cooking sounds comforting: samp, a chunky corn concoction; pap, a filling porridge; mogodu, boiled tripe. OK, the last sounded better before the translation. But my husband and even my 5-year-old daughter are more adventurous eaters than I am. We all find something tempting at the buffet at Sakhumzi; and the popular restaurant is a welcome stop at the end of a drizzly day spent exploring Soweto, with stops at the former home of Nelson Mandela, an anti-apartheid protest museum and overnight at a homey B&B.
We?d started that morning driving through the rows of mine dumps ? low ziggurats a tapped-out shade of yellow ? that isolate Soweto from the rest of Johannesburg. We entered the famed township on the Soweto Highway, passed neat new homes and headed to our bed-and-breakfast in Soweto?s Orlando West neighborhood.
Soon, our hostess, Nthateng Motaung, who grew up in the home she?s converted to accommodate up to eight guests, was cheerfully ushering us out her door on foot. She said we?d find the neighbors friendly and that the reports we?d heard about street crime in Soweto were greatly exaggerated.
We live closer to central Johannesburg, in an area once reserved for whites, where high security walls and few sidewalks create a pedestrian no-go zone. But Soweto was established in the 1930s as a shantytown. The majority of Black South Africans remain poor 15 years after the end of white rule and Soweto has few cars relative to its population, estimated at just over 1 million ? four of 10 Johannesburg residents are Sowetans. Narrow streets off main roads remain pedestrian thoroughfares and sidewalks are being repaved at every turn.
Less than a block from Nthateng Bed & Breakfast, we found No. 8115, one of Nelson Mandela?s first homes in Johannesburg. Mandela has long since moved to a leafier, once all-white neighborhood. His old four-room Soweto cottage is a museum. Mandela moved in a year after the house was built in 1945, with his first wife. His second wife, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, and their two daughters later lived there for decades, mostly on their own, while the anti-apartheid hero was on the run or in prison. ?The house itself was identical to hundreds of others built on postage-stamp-size plots on dirt roads,? Mandela wrote in his autobiography. ?It had the same standard tin roof, the same cement floor, a narrow kitchen, and a bucket toilet at the back.?
Today, Soweto has some solid, middle-class houses ? or mansions like Winnie Madikizela-Mandela?s a few blocks from No. 8115. The day we visited Mandela?s house, we spotted a neighbor headed to a backyard toilet, roll of paper in hand. Our B&B had indoor bathrooms, satellite TV and a dining room where a breakfast is served on a white table cloth.
Mandela?s house was reopened to the public in March after months of restoration that preserved the bullet holes and scorched bricks that testify to its place in South Africa?s violent history. Mementos and multimedia narration give a sense of the country?s past and its hopes for the future. Enlarged photos show Winnie Madikizela-Mandela ironing in the house, another of her being bundled into a police car parked outside. Enter a room and it is filled with recordings of news accounts of Soweto riots. Press a button mounted on a panel outside and hear her describing burying the umbilical cords of her children and grandchildren under a tree that still stands in the cramped yard, bringing to the city a rural tradition that tied new generations to their ancestors and their land.
First-person history is used with equally poignant effect at another museum just up the hill. This one is dedicated to the 1976 Soweto Uprising and overlooks the site where 12-year-old Hector Pieterson was shot and killed by police during the unrest. A photograph of a dying Pieterson carried in the arms of another young protester remains a symbol of apartheid?s brutality. The modern brick-and-glass Hector Pieterson Museum, built in 2002, pays tribute to all the victims of 1976 and chronicles with verve and humanity young people?s involvement in the anti-apartheid struggle. The ?76 protests are often attributed to student anger over being taught in Afrikaans, the language of Dutch colonizers and their descendants. But the museum showcases interviews that make clear young Blacks were rising up against much more ? a system that treated them as inferior.
Fikile Ngcobo, an English teacher at Orlando West Junior Secondary School in the 1970s, says she was trained to view her job as filling an empty vessel, not engaging with a human being. ?All you do is pour until it is full,? she recalls in an interview preserved in the museum?s archives. ?How it gets full, how it feels when it gets full was just one thing that was never thought of.?
The museum?s bookshop stocks a wide range of fiction and history titles about South Africa and the region. Outside, vendors sell handicrafts, including lengths of cloth worn as skirts in the African National Congress? black, green and yellow colors printed with portraits of Mandela and South Africa?s newest president, Jacob Zuma. Just up the hill, a latte at Nambitha, a popular Soweto spot, can provide a shot of energy before more sightseeing. We could have confined ourselves to Orlando West, where Cape Town?s retired Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu still has a home. But we managed a few side trips over our two days. One was a short drive to a hilltop site in Soweto?s Central Western Jabavu district where writer and artist Credo Mutwa built sculptures in and around traditional huts in the 1970s. A fading, hand-lettered sign says, ?This place is no mere museum or tourist attraction. It is a holy place, where African cultures, religions and … sciences are preserved in pictures and sculpture form.?
My daughter, Thandi, likes a larger-than-life diorama out of a natural history museum from some alternative universe. It shows a cave man and his wife protecting their child from rampaging dinosaurs. My favorite is a seated king, his head swollen to the point of bursting because he?s too selfish to share his knowledge, according to commentary offered by Phillip Thamaga, a potter and sculptor with a studio in the complex. Mutwa?s folly is set in a park built in 1957 with money donated by mining magnate Ernest Oppenheimer. The? Oppenheimer Tower at the center of the park was built from bricks scavenged from homes demolished in Sophiatown when that mixed-race neighborhood in northern Johannesburg was declared all-white in the 1950s and its Black residents were forced to move to Soweto.
Another short drive took us to Thokoza Park, straddling Soweto?s Moroka and Rockville neighborhoods. It?s near Regina Mundi, a Catholic church known as ?the people?s cathedral? when it was a center of anti-apartheid protests and funerals. The park was refurbished in 2003 as part of a major effort to bring more services to Soweto. It has a duck pond, barbecue pits on a concrete patio, soccer fields and basketball courts. Art exhibits and jazz concerts are staged on its lawns. A dozen boys were turning swinging into a competitive sport: How high can you soar? Thandi chooses a climbing frame shaped like a jet. ?I?m a pilot!? she sang out.


New Q3 data from Synergy Research Group shows that Cisco has maintained its leadership in four of the five main video infrastructure market segments, though in video client hardware and software (which includes set-top boxes, residential gateways and associated software/middleware) it slipped to third ranked position, being overtaken by Pace. In the other major change in the quarter, HP overtook IBM to claim second ranked position in the media data centre segment. Arris, boosted by the acquisition of Motorola Home, has a clear lead in the video client segment and is the strongest challenger to Cisco in content management.
Total video infrastructure revenues for the quarter were $9.4 billion, marginally up on the previous quarter and 3 per cent up on the third quarter of 2012. On a rolling four quarterly basis, annual growth has dropped off a little to 2.5 per cent.


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Q: Can't display more than one search result in jtable I've been trying to get my search results to appear in a jtable. Now I've been able to display results for codes in the database which have only one variant. But some of the codes in the database have more than one variant. For instance 034\OT\01 or 034\CT\01 or 034\OT\04. Now if you put in the search 034 the jtable doesn't display anything. It does display a code in the database and all the details if there's only one line for instance 400.
I've added my search code below. Hope you can help :).
try {
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pst=conn.prepareStatement(sql);
pst.setString(1, txt_search.getText());

rs=pst.executeQuery();
table_details.setModel(DbUtils.resultSetToTableModel(rs));

} catch (Exception e) {
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7. 14. 16 by Jelor Gallego
/Hard Science
Researchers Discover the Limits of Cloaking Technology
The bottom line: We can't hide a tank.
/ Hard Science/ Cloaking Devices/ Invisibility/ Texas
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Bending Waves
Many of us know the invisibility cloak from Harry Potter. Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures
Scientists have been hard at work chasing the fantasy items of our childhoods. One of them is the invisibility cloak. Engineers have been making devices the are able to bend the light around objects, turning them invisible.
And now we are learning more about the boundaries of this technology. Researchers from The University of Texas at Austin have determined the fundamental physical limitations on the performance of cloaking devices, defining what limits the use of such devices.
Cloaking devices are those that allow objects to become invisible or undetectable to electromagnetic waves including radio waves, microwaves, infrared and visible light. The researchers determined that for any specific wavelength, it is possible to make a cloaking device. But hiding an object from an illumination containing different wavelengths becomes more challenging as the size of the object increases.
But this study does not only determine rough outlines of the limitations of cloaking. The team responsible can calculate the expected optimal performance of invisibility devices before designing and developing a specific cloak for an object of interest.
Magic Materials
Credit: Optica
The cloaks under study are made from metamaterials, which have special properties enabling a better control of the incoming wave, and can make an object invisible or transparent. They boundaries studied apply to passive metamaterials — those that do not draw energy from an external power source.
The researchers determined that these metamaterials can cloak a medium-size antenna from radio waves over relatively broad bandwidths for clearer communications. However it is essentially impossible to cloak large objects, such as a human body, from visible light waves, which are much shorter than radio waves.
"We have shown that it will not be possible to drastically suppress the light scattering of a tank or an airplane for visible frequencies with currently available techniques based on passive materials...But for objects comparable in size to the wavelength that excites them... the restrictions become looser, and we can quantify them" said Francesco Monticone, a member of the team.
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The film's shooting script has a very distinct cover.
Suicide Squad director David Ayer's at it again. Back in March he teased Arkham Asylum in a tweet, with Amanda Waller's line "I put 'em in a hole and threw away the hole" from the trailer further hinting we'll see the infamous prison in the film. Now Ayer wants to tickle your anticipatory glands a little more with another Arkham-centric tweet. Ayer's latest Arkham tidbit might be the coolest clue yet. The director took to the social media site and uploaded the following image. https://twitter.com/DavidAyerMovies/status/633340310811209729 The picture shows the movie's shooting script, bound in a cover bearing the Arkham logo. Aside from looking incredibly groovy, it further positions Arkham as central to Suicide Squad. The trailer shows various cells, including Harley Quinn's eerily singular prison, but doesn't specifically denote them as belonging to Arkham. With Ayer continually pushing the Arkham angle, it's starting to look likely some of those moments unfold at the facility. More excitingly, situating some action at Arkham also opens up the possibility for universe-expanding cameos. We know Suicide Squad unfolds in a post-Man of Steel world (Superman is name-checked in the trailer), which subsequently means it occurs in a world where Batman has been active for some time (remember, Affleck's incarnation of the character is seasoned). Which other villains might Batman have dumped their over his storied career? Maybe there'll be brief run-outs for The Riddler, The Penguin or Killer Croc (a man can dream)? Suicide Squad is an early and important entry into DC's proposed saga, and Arkham might be an economic way to introduce a whole lotta up-coming bad guys. Hopefully this isn't just foreplay from Ayer, and the establishment will feature prominently when Suicide Squad opens 5th August 2016. On a side note, if Arkham yields one surprise cameo, who'd you like to see? I'm sticking with Killer Croc (sorry).
Writer, cinephile and owner of Vampire's Kiss on DVD. Take from that what you will.


Pokemon Trading Card Game (TCG) English Set Compositions U.S. Skyridge - E-Card Set #3 Release Date: May, 2003 Distributed by "Wizards of the Coast" (U.S.) Based on the Pocket Monsters Card Game published by "Media Factory" (Japan). This is the last set that will be distributed by Wizards, all further sets will be released by Nintendo themselves.
The US Aquapolis was never issued with "1st Edition" cards. Only "Unlimited" print run cards were issued.


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Publisher's Preface
Noah Webster's publication, An American Dictionary of the English Language, is an important work for many modern readers because it is contemporary with the American Constitution. As a reference tool it is invaluable to anyone studying the national documents and literature of the period. It will help the reader understand the meaning of words that may have changed with the passage of time.
Many of Noah Webster's word definitions contain references to the King James Bible which have been made into links to the Bible itself; this is only possible in this digital format. Many of the definitions also contain links to other words within the dictionary; again these have been turned into links to make the dictionary easier and much faster to use.
This new edition has been carefully prepared in a proprietary format. All of the words, definitions and examples have been preserved, but the explanations of word origins have been omitted to make using the data in a digital format more accessible. We have omitted Webster's lengthy technical introduction for the same reason. Scripture references have been standardized in a modern format, and many abbreviations have been expanded for ease in understanding.
Noah Webster's Preface
In the year 1783, just at the close of the revolution, I published an elementary book for facilitating the acquisition of our vernacular tongue, and for correcting a vicious pronunciation, which prevailed extensively among the common people of this country. Soon after the publication of that work, I believe in the following year, that learned and respectable scholar, the Rev. Dr. Goodrich of Durham, one of the trustees of Yale College, suggested to me, the propriety and expediency of my compiling a dictionary, which should complete a system for the instruction of the citizens of this country in the language. At that time, I could not indulge the thought, much less the hope, of undertaking such a work ; as I was neither qualified by research, nor had I the means of support, during the execution of the work, had I been disposed to undertake it. For many years therefore, though I considered such a work as very desirable, yet it appeared to me impracticable; as I was under the necessity of devoting my time to other occupations for obtaining subsistence.
About twenty seven years ago, I began to think of attempting the compilation of a Dictionary. I was induced to this undertaking, not more by the suggestion of friends, than by my own experience of the want of such a work, while reading modern books of science. In this pursuit, I found almost insuperable difficulties, from the want of a dictionary, for explaining many new words, which recent discoveries in the physical sciences had introduced into use. To remedy this defect in part, I published my Compendious Dictionary in 1806; and soon after made preparations for undertaking a larger work.
My original design did not extend to an investigation of the origin and progress of our language; much less of other languages. I limited my views to the correcting of certain errors in the best English Dictionaries, and to the supplying of words in which they are deficient. But after writing through two letters of the alphabet, I determined to change my plan. I found myself embarrassed, at every step, for want of a knowledge of the origin of words, which Johnson, Bailey, Junius, Skinner and some other authors do not afford the means of obtaining. Then laying aside my manuscripts, and all books treating of language, except lexicons and dictionaries, I endeavored, by a diligent comparison of words, having the same or cognate radical letters, in about twenty languages, to obtain a more correct knowledge of the primary sense of original words, of the affinities between the English and many other languages, and thus to enable myself to trace words to their source.
I had not pursued this course more than three or four years, before I discovered that I had to unlearn a great deal that I had spent years in learning, and that it was necessary for me to go back to the first rudiments of a branch of erudition, which I had before cultivated, as I had supposed, with success.
I spent ten years in this comparison of radical words, and in forming a synopsis of the principal words in twenty languages, arranged in classes, under their primary elements or letters. The result has been to open what are to me new views of language, and to unfold what appear to be the genuine principles on which these languages are constructed.
After completing this synopsis, I proceeded to correct what I had written of the Dictionary, and to complete the remaining part of the work. But before I had finished it, I determined on a voyage to Europe, with the view of obtaining some books and some assistance which I wanted; of learning the real state of the pronunciation of our language in England, as well as the general state of philology in that country; and of attempting to bring about some agreement or coincidence of opinions, in regard to unsettled points in pronunciation and grammatical construction. In some of these objects I failed; in others, my designs were answered.
It is not only important, but, in a degree necessary, that the people of this country, should have an American Dictionary of the English Language; for, although the body of the language is the same as in England, and it is desirable to perpetuate that sameness, yet some differences must exist. Language is the expression of ideas; and if the people of one country cannot preserve an identity of ideas, they cannot retain an identity of language. Now an identity of ideas depends materially upon a sameness of things or objects with which the people of the two countries are conversant. But in no two portions of the earth, remote from each other, can such identity be found. Even physical objects must be different. But the principal differences between the people of this country and of all others, arise from different forms of government, different laws, institutions and customs. Thus the practice of hawking and hunting, the institution of heraldry, and the feudal system of England originated terms which formed, and some of which now form, a necessary part of the language of that country; but, in the United States, many of these terms are no part of our present language, — and they cannot be, for the things which they express do not exist in this country. They can be known to us only as obsolete or as foreign words. On the other hand, the institutions in this country which are new and peculiar, give rise to new terms or to new applications of old terms, unknown to the people of England; which cannot be explained by them and which will not be inserted in their dictionaries, unless copied from ours. Thus the terms, land-office; land-warrant; location of land; consociation of churches ; regent of a university; intendant of a city ; plantation, selectmen, senate, congress, court, assembly, escheat, &c. are either words not belonging to the language of England, or they are applied to things in this country which do not exist in that. No person in this country will be satisfied with the English definitions of the words congress, senate and assembly, court, &c. for although these are words used in England, yet they are applied in this country to express ideas which they do not express in that country. With our present constitutions of government, escheat can never have its feudal sense in the United States.
But this is not all. In many cases, the nature of our governments, and of our civil institutions, requires an appropriate language in the definition of words, even when the words express the same thing, as in England. Thus the English Dictionaries inform us that a Justice is one deputed by the king to do right by way of judgment — he is a Lord by his office — Justices of the peace are appointed by the king's commission — language which is inaccurate in respect to this officer in the United States. So constitutionally is defined by Todd or Chalmers, legally, but in this country the distinction between constitution and law requires a different definition. In the United States, a plantation is a very different thing from what it is in England. The word marshal, in this country, has one important application unknown in England or in Europe.
A great number of words in our language require to be defined in a phraseology accommodated to the condition and institutions of the people in these states, and the people of England must look to an American Dictionary for a correct understanding of such terms.
The necessity therefore of a Dictionary suited to the people of the United States is obvious; and I should suppose that this fact being admitted, there could be no difference of opinion as to the time, when such a work ought to be substituted for English Dictionaries.
There are many other considerations of a public nature, which serve to justify this attempt to furnish an American Work which shall be a guide to the youth of the United States. Most of these are too obvious to require illustration.
One consideration however which is dictated by my own feelings, but which I trust will meet with approbation in correspondent feelings in my fellow citizens, ought not to be passed in silence. It is this. "The chief glory of a nation," says Dr. Johnson, "arises from its authors." With this opinion deeply impressed on my mind, I have the same ambition which actuated that great man when he expressed a wish to give celebrity to Bacon, to Hooker, to Milton and to Boyle.
I do not indeed expect to add celebrity to the names of Franklin, Washington, Adams, Jay, Madison, Marshall, Ramsay, Dwight, Smith, Trumbull, Hamilton, Belknap, Ames, Mason, Kent, Hare, Silliman, Cleaveland, Walsh, Irving , and many other Americans distinguished by their writings or by their science ; but it is with pride and satisfaction, that I can place them, as authorities, on the same page with those of Boyle, Hooker, Milton, Dryden, Addison, Ray, Milner, Cowper, Davy, Thomson and Jameson.
A life devoted to reading and to an investigation of the origin and principles of our vernacular language, and especially a particular examination of the best English writers, with a view to a comparison of their style and phraseology, with those of the best American writers, and with our colloquial usage, enables me to affirm with confidence, that the genuine English idiom is as well preserved by the unmixed English of this country, as it is by the best English writers. Examples to prove this fact will be found in the Introduction to this work. It is true, that many of our writers have neglected to cultivate taste, and the embellishments of style; but even these have written the language in its genuine idiom. In this respect, Franklin and Washington, whose language is their hereditary mother tongue, unsophisticated by modern grammar, present as pure models of genuine English, as Addison or Swift. But I may go farther, and affirm, with truth, that our country has produced some of the best models of composition. The style of President Smith ; of the authors of the Federalist ; of Mr. Ames; of Dr. Mason ; of Mr. Harper; of Chancellor Kent; [the prose] of Mr. Barlow; of the legal decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States ; of the reports of legal decisions in some of the particular states ; and many other writings ; in purity, in elegance and in technical precision, is equaled only by that of the best British authors, and surpassed by that of no English compositions of a similar kind.
The United States commenced their existence under circumstances wholly novel and unexampled in the history of nations. They commenced with civilization, with learning, with science, with constitutions of free government, and with that best gift of God to man, the christian religion. Their population is now equal to that of England; in arts and sciences, our citizens are very little behind the most enlightened people on earth; in some respects, they have no superiors; and our language, within two centuries, will be spoken by more people in this country, than any other language on earth, except the Chinese, in Asia, and even that may not be an exception.
It has been my aim in this work, now offered to my fellow citizens, to ascertain the true principles of the language, in its orthography and structure ; to purify it from some palpable errors, and reduce the number of its anomalies, thus giving it more regularity and consistency in its forms, both of words and sentences ; and in this manner, to furnish a standard of our vernacular tongue, which we shall not be ashamed to bequeath to three hundred millions of people, who are destined to occupy, and I hope, to adorn the vast territory within our jurisdiction.
If the language can be improved in regularity, so as to be more easily acquired by our own citizens, and by foreigners, and thus be rendered a more useful instrument for the propagation of science, arts, civilization and Christianity ; if it can be rescued from the mischievous influence of sciolists and that dabbling spirit of innovation which is perpetually disturbing its settled usages and filling it with anomalies; if, in short, our vernacular language can be redeemed from corruptions, and our philology and literature from degradation ; it would be a source of great satisfaction to me to be one among the instruments of promoting these valuable objects. If this object cannot be effected, and my wishes and hopes are to be frustrated, my labor will be lost, and this work must sink into oblivion.
This Dictionary, like all others of the kind, must be left, in some degree, imperfect ; for what individual is competent to trace to their source, and define in all their various applications, popular, scientific and technical, sixty or seventy thousand words! It satisfies my mind that I have done all that my health, my talents and my pecuniary means would enable me to accomplish. I present it to my fellow citizens, not with frigid indifference, but with my ardent wishes for their improvement and their happiness; and for the continued increase of the wealth, the learning, the moral and religious elevation of character, and the glory of my country.
To that great and benevolent Being, who, during the preparation of this work, has sustained a feeble constitution, amidst obstacles and toils, disappointments, infirmities and depression; who has twice borne me and my manuscripts in safety across the Atlantic, and given me strength and resolution to bring the work to a close, I would present the tribute of my most grateful acknowledgments. And if the talent which he entrusted to my care, has not been put to the most profitable use in his service, I hope it has not been "kept laid up in a napkin," and that any misapplication of it may be graciously forgiven.
New Haven, 1828. - N.WEBSTER.


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Q: Libc name and compilers I apologize if the question is trivial, but I have googled around and downloaded the gcc source code too without finding a satisfactory answer.
So, how the compiler ( gcc/clang/etc... ) knows the file name of the libc? I know that unix-like systems name it libc.a, libc.so, etc... But, for example, mac os x names it libSystem. I suppose the name is hardcoded in the code of the compiler, but I have found no evidence yet.

A: C Library linkage flag is hard coded in source code of gcc, grep -lc or -lSystem in source code of gcc. On compilation, gcc searchs for libc with name libc.so or libc.a in its search path ( add prefix lib and suffix .so or .a)
Below is some result from grep '\-lc' -r ./gcc/config/ under gcc source code directory.
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./gcc/config/i386/sysv5.h:  %{!shared:%{!symbolic:-lc -lcrt}}"

Result of grep '\-lSystem' -r ./gcc/config/
./gcc/config/darwin.h:#define LIB_SPEC "%{!static:-lSystem}"