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Media Matters held at St Xavier's College
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A series of web talks focusing on the issues, challenges and opportunities in the world of media was organised by the departments of journalism and mass communication of St Xavier's College, Mapusa.
The maiden web talk edition of Media Matters 2020 on Media and Communication received a response from over 230 participants consisting of students, academicians and members of media fraternity from across the country especially from Goa, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Punjab, Delhi, Rajasthan, Maharashtra and Kerala.
To tide over the difficulties faced in interacting and ideating during the lockdown, the first web talk discussed the future of PR as an industry wherein resource account manager of Edelman India, Yashodhara Roy, spoke on brand communication and how it works in the field of PR. She stressed on the need of storytelling as a basic tenet in the client-servicing process. She went on to illustrate these with the help of vivid case studies of clients she had handled and how it helped her grow in confidence and management skills.
In the second web talk film critic Sachin Chatte discussed 'Cinema Aaj aur Kal'. He spoke about Indian Cinema and how OTT (Over the Top) platforms have changed the manner in which the industry functions. Chatte highlighted the different formats which are now becoming popular on the digital platform and how traditional distribution systems in cinema have to rework their business models amidst the pandemic.
Whereas in the third web talk on Digital Media vs Print Media – Can it co-exist? editor of ITP Media group, Dubai, Nikhil Pereira shared his experience of how the styles of writing have changed, and the difference between short form and long form of writing for the web. Upon being asked questions on what the future of journalism would be, Nikhil added that "both print and digital will co-exist". There were queries about how the job industry has changed in the Middle East and he also spoke about how young students could begin their journey in this career.
In the fourth web talk freelance PR executive from Chhattisgarh, Drishya Venugopal, spoke about how PR works from the internal and external publics as well as how stakeholders play an important role for any organisation. She highlighted that crisis management is also an important part of PR and that both soft skills as well strategy building helps during this time.
The fifth web talk with assistant editor, Indian Express Delhi, Aaron Pereira gave participants an overview of how news content is generated and published for news portals. He also spoke of the importance of multimedia skills and why these play an important role in journalism today.
In the sixth web talk, senior correspondent for The Quint, Delhi, Aishwarya Iyer, presented a strong narrative on minorities and communally sensitive stories covered by the 'The Quint' before and even during the pandemic. She called it 'Telling stories, no one is willing to tell'. Aishwarya shared her firsthand accounts of covering the Delhi riots as well as mob lynching cases, and how she has learned to deal with these stories with empathy and an objective
In the seventh web talk, veteran journalist from Goa, Sandesh Prabhudesai spoke on 'Changing Face of Goan Media in Regional Languages' with an interesting history on the origins of print, TV and cable industry in Goa. While interacting with participants he discussed how the pandemic has changed the workflow as well as work force in Goa, highlighting the shutting down of a newspaper as well as the layoffs and pay cuts happening in the industry. While speaking about regional languages he was affirmative that Konkani has a larger audience and that news content would grow in the coming years across
platforms.
In another web talk with assistant professor of St Aloysius College, Mangaluru, Vishal Nayak K presented his views on 'Digital Content Marketing and Customer Engagement – Indian Perspective' in a holistic and practical manner. He discussed the importance of digital marketing in integrated marketing approach and explained how it differs from traditional advertising. Giving the background of the ongoing pandemic, Vishal highlighted how brands look at customer engagement as an important part of sustaining their business as well. He also shared the key features necessary in working at good customer
And in the final web talk senior correspondent of IANS, Mayabhushan Nagvenkar, introduced the participants to the world of investigative journalism and discussed the skills and characteristics required while working undercover. He elucidated it with brief instances of his stories and how he worked in different circumstances. According to him inquisitiveness is the key – to keep asking questions makes you a journalist in the true sense.
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Quad: Opportunities, challenges
Leaders of the four Quad nations are meeting in Tokyo today. A look at what's on their plate, from the war in Europe to dealing with China, and their cooperation on non-security initiatives such as tech and infra.
PM Modi's US visit sets the stage for transcending differences between the two nations on bilateral, regional, global issues
India's own emergence as a major economic power makes it a critical player in shaping the outcomes on these issues. Delhi's closer partnership with Washington will in turn boost India's global strategic salience.
Understanding the American enthusiasm for the Quad
Tanvi Madan writes: The Quad fits with President Biden's desire to see democracies try to deliver, and the administration's broader foreign policy approach emphasising alliances and partnerships — and it helps provide a solution to its China problem.
Days before Quad, Australia, US, UK join hands to counter China
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What makes the difference between a successful business and one that you pour years, your money, your soul and your family's soul into only to become another business failure statistic in 2-5 years? Why do some people work like we do, out of the garage, basement or dining room, and end up a "million billionaires", while you end up losing your house?
Why? My company had its shining moments, we had a good product/service and, in fact, the first four or so years showed we were headed for success. So, what happened? As much as I hate to ask why and less like to face the answers, I discovered the answer, the secret, the key to success while face down in the mud.
It was the day after we had to close the business and my world was dark. Winter was turning slowly to spring and by that I mean the 8 foot wall of grey ice next to our driveway was finally beginning to melt. I had read every "power of positive thinking" book out there and some twice while trying to convince myself that there was a silver lining. I kept asking myself why I had failed. All comparisons to Edison's 6,000+ light bulb tries failed to cheer me up. I was supposed to be successful. I had watched others succeed and had confidentially joked with them that I would invite them to my castle in Ireland someday. Now, my hopes for someday seemed to be "never-ever day." What had I missed? The answer would not come and the pain of failure was sharp making it difficult to even breathe.
I did what a lot of people do when they need to think. I decided to go for a walk. After all, I had no business to claim my time and nothing else to do. I walked along seeing the beauty of the mountains forcing myself to be grateful. Look at the positive side; I said to myself, finally after years of working 70 hours a week now at least I had time to take a walk.
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In November I was excited, in December I was so busy with Christmas I forgot about it. January 3rd I was home, alone, kids in school, 4 dogs at my feet. The first couple of days I set up my desk, the next couple of days I got up, got dressed up like I was leaving the house and sat at my desk, the next couple of days I called and emailed everyone I hadn't had time to email, the middle two weeks of January I watched movies in my jammies, the last week of January I alternately worked and cleaned the house.
I couldn't decide if I was depressed or if the domestic motherhood thing was really all too much and over my head. Just think of the years I spent laughing at mothers who actually stayed home and complained about "house" work when I managed a large department and came home to do "house" work.
Sufficiently humbled I was finding it hard to work, clean, let the dogs out every hour, make lunches, make dinner, run back to the school with forgotten items, keep kids uniforms clean, keep the floor clean, shovel the snow (from the largest snowfall in ten years, thanks for the timing) and help with homework.
Still with a new company to launch www.planetarystreams.com, an internet communications community which gives people their choice on what they listen to and what they watch on internet, I had to keep going. Yet I had to find a way to survive in this "stay at home" women's world.
I decided to organize my time. I would get up work out, shower, make the kids' lunches and breakfasts and then drive them to school on time. I would volunteer once a week at the schools. I would always have delicious, nutrious snacks prepared after school.
I tried this, am still trying this. Somehow it never all fits in or works and then I get the eviel eye from neigbor hood women who seem to have made it to school with a shower. Sure my kids hair wasn't come and twice I forgot their lunches and more than once they were late. It is hard to get their uniforms on them, and then wash them and put them on again. Half of their uniforms were already swallowed by the washing machine black hole, along with their matching socks.
Do you know how snotty those PTA mom's can be? My goodness, they are rude, overly organized women, who seemed to be in my face since I started. Criticizing this and that about my children, housekeeping, my dogs in their snow-filled so who cares yard! Had they been doing this all along and I was at work so I did not hear it OR was it just me.
If you couldn't trust other moms. laboring over the same tasks, who could you trust? Why is it like that? Why are we so competitive when we could really use each other's help. I know how hard it was to compete in a man's world, I've just written a book on that, out to the editor on February 5th. But how in the world was I going to survive this snotty women's world?
Even as I asked I wondered if that could ever happen between women. We seem to irritate each other so well . . .
She said "Yes, no matter what I've got your back!" And I said "Me as well! No matter what I've got your back!" And this from me to her is a hard promise as she is tiny, cute, organized with five kids and a gorgeous house with several businesses so women really do hate her!
So we agreed. Still . . . couldn't figure out how to do it all. Have hosted a daily radio show at noon for years www.healthywealthywow.com and well talked to thousands of women who don't know how to do it. Still this women thing gnawed at me.
Finally one day, still in jammies but upset with the 16 pounds i had gained since I decided to stay home, I decided to take up watercolor instead of eating. I opened the water color kit my husband gave me last last year for Christmas and started painting. I set up in my bathroom, being prone to spills, and fiddled around.
As I sat there, out of the corner of my eye, I saw the glass bluebird a friend had given me when I was down. A Bluebird of Happiness. The sun (first sun in weeks) glinted off of it and I thought of that great friend who "had my back" dabbed my brush in blue and created a bluebird.
I felt silly but gave it to my friend, the cute one who had promised she had my back! She loved it, and then because we are on the radio every day and have connection with thousands of women, we decided to create the Bluebird Sisterhood. A group of us who have each others backs . . . no matter what! And we decided that in honor of my 'work at home" depression we would share bluebirds with women like us . . . women who need a little lift, a little reminder that we are lovely just as we are. For me that means, in working in jammies with my kids late too school. The Bluebird Sisterhood means I get credit for deciding to stay at home and trying to work and make the world a better place while also trying to make my kids a nutrious meal! I get credit for that and my sisters are going to stick up for me when the snotty PTA ladies get their dander up.
What do you think? Are you one of us? We'll get your back if you get ours . . . and we will send you a lovely bluebird watercolor from yours truly to remind you or your promise to your sisters . . . . in case you see my in my jammies in the car pool lane and are tempted to roll your eyes!


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September ambassador
Q&A with Joanna Patterson
Joanna Patterson works as a GP and cyclist who has competed at the Commonwealth Games and European Championships. In 2021, she won the Best British All Rounder and in 2022 won the National 100-mile Championship in a new Competition record of 3:36:31.
Getting to know you:
1. How did you get involved in cycling?
I never really liked cycling when I was younger but then I entered a triathlon on a whim during a work Christmas night out and realised I needed a bike. I met my coach as I was setting it up at a local outdoor bike track and he persuaded me to join the local triathlon club. I went on a warm weather training camp a few months later where I cycled more and fell in love with it. I started going to my local Times Trials (TT) league (Georgetown League) and quickly improved my times. During the pandemic I cycled most days for something to do outside work and entered time trials which were still running when few other events were.
2. What has been your greatest cycling achievement?
Probably winning the BBAR 2021 (Best British All Rounder) or winning the 2022 National 100 mile Championship in a new Competition record of 3.36.31.
3. What motivates you to keep training and compete to the best of your ability?
I have a great support network of family and friends who provide daily support and fuel my belief. My coach also plays a significant role and helps me balance work and training with the end goals being performance based and ultimately striving to be the best I can be. I have always put everything in to things I target, be it in or away from sport. I find satisfaction from seeing improvements in training and then translating these into competition.
4. What are your aspirations in cycling for 2022/23 and beyond?
I'm doing my first Ironman in Italy on September 17th. I haven't had a great deal of time to focus training for this given other cycling commitments this season (Commonwealth Games, European Championships etc) but I'd love to post a good bike leg during this race (and still be able to run the marathon). The 2023 World Cycling Championships are in Glasgow, Scotland which is where I live and I'd love to take part in the time trial. I feel being on my doorstep will allow me to prepare and deliver a good race. I love racing CTT events and am keen to continue to improve my times across all distances and I'd love to do the 12 hour Championships at one point. Place to place records are also something I'd like to look into and target some day. I'd also like to keep my foot in triathlon and would love one day to do Challenge Roth.
5. Growing up, who was your all-time inspirational sports person?
Athletics is my first sport and I still love watching it. The 400m runner Cathy Freeman was my favourite athlete growing up and I always aspired to be like her. She was the first Australian Indigenous person to become a Commonwealth Games gold medallist at the age of 16 and after lighting the flame at the Sydney Olympics went on to embrace the pressure and win gold running in her iconic all in one hooded sprint suit.
6. What advice would you give to a young, aspiring cyclist?
To follow your dreams whilst always making sure to focus on enjoying yourself and having fun. Make sure to learn the basics well and join a club or team so you make friends with the same interest as you.
7. What interests do you have outside of cycling?
I work as a GP and have special interests in sports medicine, paediatrics and wellbeing. When not at work or out on my bike I also love running and swimming (hence the triathlons!). I also enjoy gym and strength training, specifically Olympic weightlifting. I have a passion for travelling and aim to visit a few new places every year (but often find myself going back to the same places I know and love!)
8. Where did you hear about Beet It Sport?
Having done my first degree in Sports Science I like to keep up to date with the latest research and after reading about Beet It in a number of articles and the benefits I started taking it within phases of hard training and in the lead up to races.
9. How has Beet It Sport helped your performance?
I feel my power and endurance are enhanced when I take Beet It and it allows me to compete at a higher level for longer. This is great for TT where every second counts!


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/**
 * @author Eugene Yarmosh
 * @author Vadim Revyakin
 */

#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include <wsman_config.h>
#endif

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>

#include <ctype.h>
#include <assert.h>

#if defined (__SVR4) && defined (__sun)
#include <strings.h>
#endif

#include <u/libu.h>
#include <math.h>

#include "wsman-xml-api.h"
#include "wsman-soap.h"
#include "wsman-xml.h"

#include "wsman-dispatcher.h"
#include "wsman-xml-serializer.h"
#include "wsman-xml-serialize.h"
#include "wsman-soap-envelope.h"

struct __WsSerializerMemEntry {
	char buf[0];
};

typedef struct __WsSerializerMemEntry WsSerializerMemEntry;

struct __WsSerializerContext
{
	pthread_mutex_t lock;
	list_t *WsSerializerAllocList;
};

WsSerializerContextH ws_serializer_init()
{
	WsSerializerContextH serializercntx = NULL;
	serializercntx = u_malloc(sizeof(struct __WsSerializerContext));
	if(serializercntx == NULL) return NULL;
	serializercntx->WsSerializerAllocList = list_create(LISTCOUNT_T_MAX);
	if(serializercntx->WsSerializerAllocList == NULL) {
		u_free(serializercntx);
		return NULL;
	}
	u_init_lock(serializercntx);
	return serializercntx;
}

int ws_serializer_cleanup(WsSerializerContextH serctx)
{
	if(serctx && serctx->WsSerializerAllocList) {
		ws_serializer_free_all(serctx);
		list_destroy(serctx->WsSerializerAllocList);
		u_free(serctx);
	}
	return 0;
}

void *xml_serializer_alloc(XmlSerializationData * data, int size,
			   int zeroInit)
{
	void *ptr = ws_serializer_alloc(data->serctx, size);
	TRACE_ENTER;
	if (ptr && zeroInit)
		memset(ptr, 0, size);
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return ptr;
}

int xml_serializer_free(XmlSerializationData * data, void *buf)
{
	return ws_serializer_free(data->serctx, buf);
}

WsXmlNodeH
xml_serializer_add_child(XmlSerializationData * data, char *value)
{
	const char *name = data->elementInfo->name;
	const char *ns = data->elementInfo->ns;
	WsXmlNodeH node;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	debug("name = %s; value(%p) = %s", name ? name : "NULL", value, value ? value : "NULL");
	node = ws_xml_add_child(data->xmlNode, ns, name, value);
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return node;
}

WsXmlNodeH xml_serializer_get_child(XmlSerializationData * data)
{
	WsXmlNodeH node;
	const char *name = data->elementInfo->name;
	const char *ns = data->elementInfo->ns;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	debug("name = %s:%s in %s [%d]", ns, name,
	      ws_xml_get_node_local_name(data->xmlNode), data->index);
	node = ws_xml_get_child(data->xmlNode, data->index, ns, name);
#if 0
	if (g_NameNameAliaseTable) {
		int index = 0;
		while (node == NULL &&
				g_NameNameAliaseTable[index].name != NULL) {
			if (!strcmp(g_NameNameAliaseTable[index].name, name))
			       	node = ws_xml_get_child(data->xmlNode,
						     data->index, ns,
						     g_NameNameAliaseTable
						     [index].aliase);
			index++;
		}
	}
#endif
	debug("returned %p; %s",
	      node, node ? ws_xml_get_node_local_name(node) : "");
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return node;
}

static int get_struct_align(void)
{
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		struct {
			char x;
			void *y;
		} b;
	} dummy;
	return (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
}

static int
handle_attrs(struct __XmlSerializationData *data,
	     WsXmlNodeH node, size_t sz)
{
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		XML_NODE_ATTR *b;
	} dummy;

	int ret = 0;
	char *savedBufPtr = DATA_BUF(data);
	size_t al;
	size_t pad;
	int i;
	XML_NODE_ATTR **attrsp;
	XML_NODE_ATTR *attr;
	WsXmlAttrH xmlattr;
	char *src, *dstPtr;
	int dstSize;
	TRACE_ENTER;
	debug("node name = %s", ws_xml_get_node_local_name(node));
	if (!XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		debug("No attrs");
		goto DONE;
	}

	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + sz;
	al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}
	debug("initial DATABUF = %p", DATA_BUF(data));
	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	debug("alligned databuf = %p; pad = 0x%x", DATA_BUF(data), pad);

	if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_FREE_MEM) {
		// XXXXX   free memory
		goto DONE;
	}
	if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE) {
		XML_NODE_ATTR *attrs =
		    *((XML_NODE_ATTR **) DATA_BUF(data));
		debug("attrs = %p", attrs);
		while (attrs) {
			debug("add attr. %s:%s = %s",
			      attrs->ns, attrs->name, attrs->value);
			if (ws_xml_add_node_attr(node,
						 attrs->ns, attrs->name,
						 attrs->value) == NULL) {
				error("could not add attr. %s:%s = %s",
				      attrs->ns, attrs->name,
				      attrs->value);
				ret = 1;
				goto DONE;
			}
			attrs = attrs->next;
		}
		goto DONE;
	}
	// XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE
	attrsp = (XML_NODE_ATTR **) DATA_BUF(data);
	*attrsp = NULL;
	for (i = 0; i < ws_xml_get_node_attr_count(node); i++) {
		attr =
		    xml_serializer_alloc(data, sizeof(XML_NODE_ATTR), 1);
		if (attr == NULL) {
			error("no memory");
			ret = 1;
			goto DONE;
		}
		xmlattr = ws_xml_get_node_attr(node, i);
		if (xmlattr == NULL) {
			error("could not get attr %d", i);
			ret = 1;
			goto DONE;
		}
		src = ws_xml_get_attr_ns(xmlattr);
		if (!(src == NULL || *src == 0)) {
			dstSize = 1 + (int )strlen(src);
			dstPtr =
			    (char *) xml_serializer_alloc(data, dstSize,
							  1);
			if (dstPtr == NULL) {
				error("no memory");
				ret = 1;
				goto DONE;
			}
			strncpy(dstPtr, src, dstSize);
			attr->ns = dstPtr;
		}
		src = ws_xml_get_attr_name(xmlattr);
		if (!(src == NULL || *src == 0)) {
			dstSize = 1 + (int )strlen(src);
			dstPtr =
			    (char *) xml_serializer_alloc(data, dstSize,
							  1);
			if (dstPtr == NULL) {
				error("no memory");
				ret = 1;
				goto DONE;
			}
			strncpy(dstPtr, src, dstSize);
			attr->name = dstPtr;
		}
		src = ws_xml_get_attr_value(xmlattr);
		if (!(src == NULL || *src == 0)) {
			dstSize = 1 + (int )strlen(src);
			dstPtr =
			    (char *) xml_serializer_alloc(data, dstSize,
							  1);
			if (dstPtr == NULL) {
				error("no memory");
				ret = 1;
				goto DONE;
			}
			strncpy(dstPtr, src, dstSize);
			attr->value = dstPtr;
		}
		attr->next = *attrsp;
		*attrsp = attr;
	}
      DONE:
	DATA_BUF(data) = savedBufPtr;
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return ret;
}

static int do_serialize_int(XmlSerializationData * data, int valSize)
{
	WsXmlNodeH child = NULL;
	XML_TYPE_INT64 tmp;
	int retVal = DATA_ALL_SIZE(data);
	char *end;
	char *str;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	debug("handle %d INT%d %s;", DATA_COUNT(data),
	      8 * valSize, data->elementInfo->name);
	if (DATA_BUF(data) + retVal > data->stopper) {
		error("size of %d structures %s exceeds stopper (%p > %p)",
		      DATA_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data),
		      DATA_BUF(data) + retVal, data->stopper);
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if (DATA_MUST_BE_SKIPPED(data) || data->mode == XML_SMODE_FREE_MEM) {
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + retVal;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if ((data->mode != XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE &&
	     data->mode != XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE)) {
		error("invalid mode %d", data->mode);
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		goto DONE;
	}

	for (data->index = 0; data->index < DATA_COUNT(data);
	     data->index++) {
		debug("%s[%d] = %p", data->elementInfo->name, data->index,
		      data->elementBuf);

		if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE) {
			debug("value size: %d", valSize);
			if (valSize == 1)
				tmp =
				    *((XML_TYPE_INT8 *) data->elementBuf);
			else if (valSize == 2)
				tmp = *((XML_TYPE_INT16 *) data->
				      elementBuf);
			else if (valSize == 4)
				tmp = *((XML_TYPE_INT32 *) data->
				      elementBuf);
			else if (valSize == 8)
				tmp = *((XML_TYPE_INT64 *) data->
				      elementBuf);
			else {
				error("unsupported uint size + %d",
						8 * valSize);
				retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
				goto DONE;
			}

			if (((child = xml_serializer_add_child(data,
						       NULL)) == NULL)
			    || (ws_xml_set_node_long(child, tmp)) != 0) {
				debug("could not add child %s[%d]",
				      DATA_ELNAME(data), data->index);
				retVal = WS_ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
				goto DONE;
			}
		}
		if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) {
			if ((child = xml_serializer_get_child(data)) == NULL) {
				error ("not enough (%d < %d) instances of element %s",
				     data->index, DATA_COUNT(data),
				     DATA_ELNAME(data));
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			if ((str = ws_xml_get_node_text(child)) == NULL) {
				error("No text of node %s[%d]",
				      DATA_ELNAME(data), data->index);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			while (isspace(str[0]))
				str++;
			errno = 0;
			if (str[0] == 0) {
				if (ws_xml_find_attr_bool(child,
						     XML_NS_SCHEMA_INSTANCE,
						     XML_SCHEMA_NIL)) {
					goto ATTR;
				}
				error("absent value = %s", str);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			tmp = strtoll(str, &end, 10);
			if (errno) {
				error("strtoul(%s) failed; errno = %d",
				      str, errno);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			while (isspace(end[0]))
				end++;
			if (*end != 0) {
				error("wrong token = %s.", str);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			if (valSize == 1) {
				if (tmp > 127 || tmp < -128) {
					error("not int8 = %ld", tmp);
					retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
					goto DONE;
				}
				*((XML_TYPE_INT8 *) data->elementBuf) =
				    (XML_TYPE_INT8) tmp;
			} else if (valSize == 2) {
				if (tmp > 32767 || tmp < -32768) {
					error("not int16 = %ld", tmp);
					retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
					goto DONE;
				}
				*((XML_TYPE_INT16 *) data->elementBuf) =
				    (XML_TYPE_INT16) tmp;
			} else if (valSize == 4) {
				*((XML_TYPE_INT32 *) data->elementBuf) =
				    (XML_TYPE_INT32) tmp;
			} else if (valSize == 8) {
				*((XML_TYPE_INT64 *) data->elementBuf) =
				    (XML_TYPE_INT64) tmp;
			} else {
				error("unsupported int size + %d",
				      8 * valSize);
				retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
				goto DONE;
			}
		}
ATTR:
		handle_attrs(data, child, valSize);
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + DATA_SIZE(data);
	}
	if ((data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) &&
	    xml_serializer_get_child(data)) {
		error("too many (%d > %d) instances of element %s",
		      data->index, DATA_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data));
		retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
		goto DONE;
	}
DONE:
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return retVal;
}

static int do_serialize_uint(XmlSerializationData * data, int valSize)
{
	WsXmlNodeH child = NULL;
	XML_TYPE_UINT64 tmp;
	int retVal = DATA_ALL_SIZE(data);
	char *end;
	char *str;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	debug("handle %d UINT%d %s;", DATA_COUNT(data),
	      8 * valSize, data->elementInfo->name);
	if (DATA_BUF(data) + retVal > data->stopper) {
		error("size of %d structures %s exceeds stopper (%p > %p)",
		      DATA_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data),
		      DATA_BUF(data) + retVal, data->stopper);
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if (DATA_MUST_BE_SKIPPED(data) || data->mode == XML_SMODE_FREE_MEM) {
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + retVal;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if ((data->mode != XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE &&
	     data->mode != XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE)) {
		error("invalid mode %d", data->mode);
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		goto DONE;
	}

	for (data->index = 0; data->index < DATA_COUNT(data);
	     data->index++) {
		debug("%s[%d] = %p", data->elementInfo->name, data->index,
		      data->elementBuf);

		if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE) {
			debug("value size: %d", valSize);
			if (valSize == 1)
				tmp =
				    *((XML_TYPE_UINT8 *) data->elementBuf);
			else if (valSize == 2)
				tmp = *((XML_TYPE_UINT16 *) data->
				      elementBuf);
			else if (valSize == 4)
				tmp = *((XML_TYPE_UINT32 *) data->
				      elementBuf);
			else if (valSize == 8)
				tmp = *((XML_TYPE_UINT64 *) data->
				      elementBuf);
			else {
				error("unsupported uint size + %d",
						8 * valSize);
				retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
				goto DONE;
			}

			if (((child = xml_serializer_add_child(data,
						       NULL)) == NULL)
			    || (ws_xml_set_node_ulong(child, tmp)) != 0) {
				debug("could not add child %s[%d]",
				      DATA_ELNAME(data), data->index);
				retVal = WS_ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
				goto DONE;
			}
		}
		if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) {
			if ((child = xml_serializer_get_child(data)) == NULL) {
				error ("not enough (%d < %d) instances of element %s",
				     data->index, DATA_COUNT(data),
				     DATA_ELNAME(data));
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			if ((str = ws_xml_get_node_text(child)) == NULL) {
				error("No text of node %s[%d]",
				      DATA_ELNAME(data), data->index);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			while (isspace(str[0]))
				str++;
			errno = 0;
			if (str[0] == '-' || str[0] == 0) {
				if (ws_xml_find_attr_bool(child,
						     XML_NS_SCHEMA_INSTANCE,
						     XML_SCHEMA_NIL)) {
					goto ATTR;
				}
				error("absent value = %s", str);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			tmp = strtoull(str, &end, 10);
			if (errno) {
				error("strtoul(%s) failed; errno = %d",
				      str, errno);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			while (isspace(end[0]))
				end++;
			if (*end != 0) {
				error("wrong token = %s.", str);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			if (valSize == 1) {
				if (tmp > 255) {
					error("not uint8 = %ld", tmp);
					retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
					goto DONE;
				}
				*((XML_TYPE_UINT8 *) data->elementBuf) =
				    (XML_TYPE_UINT8) tmp;
			} else if (valSize == 2) {
				if (tmp > 65535) {
					error("not uint16 = %ld", tmp);
					retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
					goto DONE;
				}
				*((XML_TYPE_UINT16 *) data->elementBuf) =
				    (XML_TYPE_UINT16) tmp;
			} else if (valSize == 4) {
				*((XML_TYPE_UINT32 *) data->elementBuf) =
				    (XML_TYPE_UINT32) tmp;
			} else if (valSize == 8) {
				*((XML_TYPE_UINT64 *) data->elementBuf) =
				    (XML_TYPE_UINT64) tmp;
			} else {
				error("unsupported uint size + %d",
				      8 * valSize);
				retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
				goto DONE;
			}
		}
ATTR:
		handle_attrs(data, child, valSize);
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + DATA_SIZE(data);
	}
	if ((data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) &&
	    xml_serializer_get_child(data)) {
		error("too many (%d > %d) instances of element %s",
		      data->index, DATA_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data));
		retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
		goto DONE;
	}
DONE:
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return retVal;
}

int do_serialize_uint8(XmlSerializationData * data)
{
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		size_t al = get_struct_align();
		size_t pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
		if (pad) {
			pad = al - pad;
		}
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	}

	return do_serialize_uint(data, sizeof(XML_TYPE_UINT8));
}

int do_serialize_uint16(XmlSerializationData * data)
{
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		XML_TYPE_UINT16 b;
	} dummy;
	size_t al;
	size_t pad;
	int retVal;
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		al = get_struct_align();
	} else {
		al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	}
	pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);

	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}

	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	retVal = do_serialize_uint(data, sizeof(XML_TYPE_UINT16));
	if (retVal >= 0) {
		retVal += pad;
	}
	return retVal;
}

int do_serialize_uint32(XmlSerializationData * data)
{
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		XML_TYPE_UINT32 b;
	} dummy;
	size_t al;
	size_t pad;
	int retVal;
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		al = get_struct_align();
	} else {
		al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	}
	pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}

	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	retVal = do_serialize_uint(data, sizeof(XML_TYPE_UINT32));
	if (retVal >= 0) {
		retVal += pad;
	}
	return retVal;
}

int do_serialize_uint64(XmlSerializationData * data)
{
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		XML_TYPE_UINT64 b;
	} dummy;
	size_t al;
	size_t pad;
	int retVal;
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		al = get_struct_align();
	} else {
		al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	}
        pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}

	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	retVal = do_serialize_uint(data, sizeof(XML_TYPE_UINT64));
	if (retVal >= 0) {
		retVal += pad;
	}
	return retVal;
}

int do_serialize_int8(struct __XmlSerializationData* data)
{
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		size_t al = get_struct_align();
		size_t pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
		if (pad) {
			pad = al - pad;
		}
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	}

	return do_serialize_int(data, sizeof(XML_TYPE_INT8));
}
int do_serialize_int16(struct __XmlSerializationData* data)
{
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		XML_TYPE_UINT16 b;
	} dummy;
	size_t al;
	size_t pad;
	int retVal;
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		al = get_struct_align();
	} else {
		al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	}
	pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);

	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}

	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	retVal = do_serialize_int(data, sizeof(XML_TYPE_INT16));
	if (retVal >= 0) {
		retVal += pad;
	}
	return retVal;
}
int do_serialize_int32(struct __XmlSerializationData* data)
{
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		XML_TYPE_UINT32 b;
	} dummy;
	size_t al;
	size_t pad;
	int retVal;
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		al = get_struct_align();
	} else {
		al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	}
	pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}

	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	retVal = do_serialize_int(data, sizeof(XML_TYPE_INT32));
	if (retVal >= 0) {
		retVal += pad;
	}
	return retVal;
}
int do_serialize_int64(struct __XmlSerializationData* data)
{
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		XML_TYPE_UINT64 b;
	} dummy;
	size_t al;
	size_t pad;
	int retVal;
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		al = get_struct_align();
	} else {
		al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	}
        pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}

	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	retVal = do_serialize_int(data, sizeof(XML_TYPE_INT64));
	if (retVal >= 0) {
		retVal += pad;
	}
	return retVal;
}

static int do_serialize_real(XmlSerializationData * data, int valSize)
{
	WsXmlNodeH child = NULL;
	XML_TYPE_REAL64 tmp;
	int retVal = DATA_ALL_SIZE(data);
	char *end;
	char *str;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	debug("handle %d REAL%d %s;", DATA_COUNT(data),
	      8 * valSize, data->elementInfo->name);
	if (DATA_BUF(data) + retVal > data->stopper) {
		error("size of %d structures %s exceeds stopper (%p > %p)",
		      DATA_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data),
		      DATA_BUF(data) + retVal, data->stopper);
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if (DATA_MUST_BE_SKIPPED(data) || data->mode == XML_SMODE_FREE_MEM) {
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + retVal;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if ((data->mode != XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE &&
	     data->mode != XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE)) {
		error("invalid mode %d", data->mode);
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		goto DONE;
	}

	for (data->index = 0; data->index < DATA_COUNT(data);
	     data->index++) {
		debug("%s[%d] = %p", data->elementInfo->name, data->index,
		      data->elementBuf);

		if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE) {
			debug("value size: %d", valSize);
			if (valSize == 4)
				tmp = *((XML_TYPE_REAL32 *) data->
				      elementBuf);
			else if (valSize == 8)
				tmp = *((XML_TYPE_REAL64 *) data->
				      elementBuf);
			else {
				error("unsupported real size + %d",
						8 * valSize);
				retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
				goto DONE;
			}

			if (((child = xml_serializer_add_child(data,
						       NULL)) == NULL)
			    || (ws_xml_set_node_real(child, tmp)) != 0) {
				debug("could not add child %s[%d]",
				      DATA_ELNAME(data), data->index);
				retVal = WS_ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
				goto DONE;
			}
		}
		if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) {
			if ((child = xml_serializer_get_child(data)) == NULL) {
				error ("not enough (%d < %d) instances of element %s",
				     data->index, DATA_COUNT(data),
				     DATA_ELNAME(data));
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			if ((str = ws_xml_get_node_text(child)) == NULL) {
				error("No text of node %s[%d]",
				      DATA_ELNAME(data), data->index);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			while (isspace(str[0]))
				str++;
			errno = 0;
			if (str[0] == 0) {
				if (ws_xml_find_attr_bool(child,
						     XML_NS_SCHEMA_INSTANCE,
						     XML_SCHEMA_NIL)) {
					goto ATTR;
				}
				error("absent value = %s", str);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			tmp = strtod(str, &end);
			if (errno) {
				error("strtod(%s) failed; errno = %d",
				      str, errno);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			while (isspace(end[0]))
				end++;
			if (*end != 0) {
				error("wrong token = %s.", str);
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			if (valSize == 4) {
				*((XML_TYPE_REAL32 *) data->elementBuf) =
				    (XML_TYPE_REAL32) tmp;
			} else if (valSize == 8) {
				*((XML_TYPE_REAL64 *) data->elementBuf) =
				    (XML_TYPE_REAL64) tmp;
			} else {
				error("unsupported REAL size + %d",
				      8 * valSize);
				retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
				goto DONE;
			}
		}
ATTR:
		handle_attrs(data, child, valSize);
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + DATA_SIZE(data);
	}
	if ((data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) &&
	    xml_serializer_get_child(data)) {
		error("too many (%d > %d) instances of element %s",
		      data->index, DATA_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data));
		retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
		goto DONE;
	}
DONE:
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return retVal;
}

int do_serialize_real32(struct __XmlSerializationData* data)
{
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		XML_TYPE_REAL32 b;
	} dummy;
	size_t al;
	size_t pad;
	int retVal;
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		al = get_struct_align();
	} else {
		al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	}
	pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}

	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	retVal = do_serialize_real(data, sizeof(XML_TYPE_REAL32));
	if (retVal >= 0) {
		retVal += pad;
	}
	return retVal;
}
int do_serialize_real64(struct __XmlSerializationData* data)
{
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		XML_TYPE_REAL64 b;
	} dummy;
	size_t al;
	size_t pad;
	int retVal;
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		al = get_struct_align();
	} else {
		al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	}
        pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}
	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	retVal = do_serialize_real(data, sizeof(XML_TYPE_REAL64));
	if (retVal >= 0) {
		retVal += pad;
	}
	return retVal;
}

int do_serialize_string(XmlSerializationData * data)
{
	WsXmlNodeH child = NULL;
	int retVal = DATA_ALL_SIZE(data);
	size_t al;
	size_t pad;
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		XML_TYPE_STR b;
	} dummy;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	debug("handle %d strings %s = %p", DATA_COUNT(data),
	      data->elementInfo->name, data->elementBuf);
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		al = get_struct_align();
	} else {
		al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	}
	pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}
	retVal += pad;
	if (DATA_BUF(data) + retVal > data->stopper) {
		error("stopper: %p > %p",
		      DATA_BUF(data) + retVal, data->stopper);
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if (DATA_MUST_BE_SKIPPED(data)) {
		data->elementBuf = DATA_BUF(data) + retVal;
		goto DONE;
	}
	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	debug("adjusted elementBuf = %p", data->elementBuf);

	for (data->index = 0; data->index < DATA_COUNT(data);
	     data->index++) {
		if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_FREE_MEM) {
			xml_serializer_free(data, *(XML_TYPE_STR *) DATA_BUF(data));
			*(XML_TYPE_STR *) DATA_BUF(data) = NULL;
		} else if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE) {
			char *valPtr = *((char **) DATA_BUF(data));
			child = xml_serializer_add_child(data, valPtr);
			if (child == NULL) {
				error("xml_serializer_add_child failed.");
				retVal = WS_ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
				goto DONE;
			}
			if (ws_xml_get_node_text(child) == NULL) {
				ws_xml_add_node_attr(child,
						     XML_NS_SCHEMA_INSTANCE,
						     XML_SCHEMA_NIL,
						     "true");
			}
		} else if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) {
			char *src;
			if ((child =
			     xml_serializer_get_child(data)) == NULL) {
				error
				    ("not enough (%d < %d) instances of element %s",
				     data->index, DATA_COUNT(data),
				     DATA_ELNAME(data));
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}

			src = ws_xml_get_node_text(child);
			if (src != NULL && *src != 0) {
				char *dstPtr;
				int dstSize = 1 + strlen(src);
				dstPtr =
				    (char *) xml_serializer_alloc(data,
								  dstSize,
								  1);
				if (dstPtr == NULL) {
					error("no memory");
					retVal =
					    WS_ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
					goto DONE;
				}
				strncpy(dstPtr, src, dstSize);
				*((XML_TYPE_PTR *) DATA_BUF(data)) =
				    dstPtr;
			}
		} else {
			error("invalid mode");
			retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
			goto DONE;
		}
		handle_attrs(data, child, sizeof(XML_TYPE_STR));
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + DATA_SIZE(data);
	}
	if ((data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) &&
	    xml_serializer_get_child(data)) {
		error("too many (%d > %d) instances of element %s",
		      data->index, DATA_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data));
		retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
		goto DONE;
	}
      DONE:
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return retVal;
}

int do_serialize_bool(XmlSerializationData * data)
{
	int retVal = DATA_ALL_SIZE(data);
	typedef struct {
		XML_TYPE_UINT8 a;
		XML_TYPE_BOOL b;
	} dummy;
	size_t al;
	size_t pad;
	WsXmlNodeH child = NULL;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	debug("handle %d booleans %s; ptr = %p", DATA_COUNT(data),
	      DATA_ELNAME(data), DATA_BUF(data));
	if (XML_IS_ATTRS(data->elementInfo)) {
		al = get_struct_align();
	} else {
		al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	}
	pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}
	retVal += pad;
	if (DATA_BUF(data) + retVal > data->stopper) {
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if (DATA_MUST_BE_SKIPPED(data) || data->mode == XML_SMODE_FREE_MEM) {
		data->elementBuf = DATA_BUF(data) + retVal;
		goto DONE;
	}
	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	debug("adjusted elementBuf = %p", data->elementBuf);

	for (data->index = 0; data->index < DATA_COUNT(data);
	     data->index++) {
		debug("%s[%d] = %p", DATA_ELNAME(data), data->index,
		      DATA_BUF(data));
		if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE) {
			XML_TYPE_BOOL tmp;
			tmp = *((XML_TYPE_BOOL *) DATA_BUF(data));
			if ((child = xml_serializer_add_child(data,
			      (tmp == 0) ? "false" : "true")) == NULL) {
				retVal = WS_ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
				goto DONE;
			}
		} else if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) {
			XML_TYPE_PTR dataPtr =
			    (XML_TYPE_PTR) DATA_BUF(data);
			XML_TYPE_BOOL tmp = -1;
			char *src;
			if ((child =
			     xml_serializer_get_child(data)) == NULL) {
				error("not enough (%d < %d) instances of element %s",
				     data->index, DATA_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data));
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			src = ws_xml_get_node_text(child);
			if (src == NULL || *src == 0) {
				tmp = 1;
			} else {
				if (isdigit(*src)) {
					tmp = atoi(src);
				} else {
					if (strcmp(src, "yes") == 0 ||
						strcmp(src, "true") == 0) {
						tmp = 1;
					} else if (strcmp(src, "no") == 0 ||
							strcmp(src, "false") == 0) {
						tmp = 0;
					}
				}
			}

			if (tmp == 0 || tmp == 1) {
				*((XML_TYPE_BOOL *) dataPtr) = tmp;
			} else {
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
		} else {
			retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
			goto DONE;
		}
		handle_attrs(data, child, sizeof(XML_TYPE_BOOL));
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + DATA_SIZE(data);
	}
	if ((data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) &&
	    xml_serializer_get_child(data)) {
		error("too many (%d > %d) instances of element %s",
		      data->index, DATA_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data));
		retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
		goto DONE;
	}
      DONE:
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return retVal;
}

static XmlSerialiseDynamicSizeData *make_dyn_size_data(XmlSerializationData
						       * data,
						       int * retValp)
{
	XmlSerialiseDynamicSizeData *dyn =
	    (XmlSerialiseDynamicSizeData *) data->elementBuf;
	int savedIndex = data->index;
	int size;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	data->index = 0;
	while (xml_serializer_get_child(data) != NULL) {
		data->index++;
	}
	dyn->count = data->index;
	data->index = savedIndex;
	if (dyn->count < DATA_MIN_COUNT(data)) {
		error("not enough (%d < %d) elements %s", dyn->count,
		      DATA_MIN_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data));
		*retValp = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
		dyn = NULL;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if ((DATA_MAX_COUNT(data) > 0)
	    && dyn->count > DATA_MAX_COUNT(data)) {
		error("too many (%d > %d) elements %s", dyn->count,
		      DATA_MAX_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data));
		*retValp = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
		dyn = NULL;
		goto DONE;
	}
	debug("count = %d of %d sizes", dyn->count, DATA_SIZE(data));
	if (dyn->count == 0) {
		goto DONE;
	}

	size = DATA_SIZE(data) * dyn->count;
	dyn->data = xml_serializer_alloc(data, size, 1);
	if (dyn->data == NULL) {
		error("no memory");
		*retValp = WS_ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
		dyn = NULL;
	}

      DONE:
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return dyn;
}

int do_serialize_dyn_size_array(XmlSerializationData * data)
{
	typedef struct {
		char a;
		XmlSerialiseDynamicSizeData b;
	} dummy;
	size_t al = (char *) &(((dummy *) NULL)->b) - (char *) NULL;
	size_t pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	int retVal;
	char *savedBufPtr;
	XmlSerializerInfo *savedElementInfo;
	XmlSerialiseDynamicSizeData *dyn = NULL;
	int tmp;
	XmlSerializerInfo myinfo;
	int savedIndex;
	char *savedStopper;
	TRACE_ENTER;
	debug("Dyn size array %s; ptr = %p", data->elementInfo->name,
	      data->elementBuf);

	if (pad)
		pad = al - pad;

	retVal = DATA_SIZE(data) + pad;
	if (DATA_BUF(data) + retVal > data->stopper) {
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if (DATA_MUST_BE_SKIPPED(data)) {
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + retVal;
		goto DONE;
	}
	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	debug("adjusted elementBuf = %p", data->elementBuf);

	savedBufPtr = DATA_BUF(data);
	savedElementInfo = data->elementInfo;

	if (data->mode != XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE &&
	    data->mode != XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE &&
	    data->mode != XML_SMODE_FREE_MEM) {
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		goto DONE;
	}

	if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) {
		if ((dyn = make_dyn_size_data(data, &retVal)) == NULL) {
			goto DONE;
		}
	} else {
		dyn = (XmlSerialiseDynamicSizeData *) data->elementBuf;
		if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE) {
			if (dyn->count < DATA_MIN_COUNT(data)) {
				error("not enough (%d < %d) elements %s",
				      dyn->count, DATA_MIN_COUNT(data),
				      DATA_ELNAME(data));
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			if ((DATA_MAX_COUNT(data) > 0)
			    && dyn->count > DATA_MAX_COUNT(data)) {
				error("too many (%d > %d) elements %s",
				      dyn->count, DATA_MAX_COUNT(data),
				      DATA_ELNAME(data));
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
		}
	}

	if (dyn->count == 0) {
		// no dynamic data. nothing to do
		goto DONE;
	}

	savedIndex = data->index;
	savedStopper = data->stopper;
	memcpy(&myinfo, savedElementInfo->extData,
	       sizeof(XmlSerializerInfo));
	myinfo.count = dyn->count;
	myinfo.name = data->elementInfo->name;
	myinfo.ns = data->elementInfo->ns;

	data->stopper = (char *) dyn->data + DATA_SIZE(data) * dyn->count;
	data->elementInfo = &myinfo;
	DATA_BUF(data) = dyn->data;
	data->index = 0;

	debug("dyn = %p, dyn->data = %p + 0x%x",
	      dyn, dyn->data, DATA_SIZE(data) * dyn->count);
	tmp = data->elementInfo->proc(data);

	data->index = savedIndex;
	DATA_BUF(data) = savedBufPtr;
	data->elementInfo = savedElementInfo;
	data->stopper = savedStopper;
	if (tmp < 0 && data->mode != XML_SMODE_FREE_MEM) {
		retVal = tmp;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if ((data->mode == XML_SMODE_FREE_MEM) && dyn->data) {
		xml_serializer_free(data, dyn->data);
		goto DONE;
	}
      DONE:
	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + DATA_SIZE(data);
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return retVal;
}

int do_serialize_struct(XmlSerializationData * data)
{
	int retVal = 0;
	int i;
	int elementCount = 0;
	XmlSerializerInfo *elements =
	    (XmlSerializerInfo *) data->elementInfo->extData;
	WsXmlNodeH savedXmlNode = data->xmlNode;
	XmlSerializerInfo *savedElement = data->elementInfo;
	int savedMode = data->mode;
	int savedIndex = data->index;
	void *savedStopper = data->stopper;
	size_t al = get_struct_align();
	size_t pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	size_t count;
	size_t struct_size;
	int savedLocalIndex;
	char *savedLocalElementBuf;
	WsXmlNodeH child;

	TRACE_ENTER;

	debug("handle %d structure \"%s\" ptr = %p", DATA_COUNT(data),
	      data->elementInfo->name ? data->elementInfo->name : "NULL",
	      data->elementBuf);
	if (data->mode != XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE &&
	    data->mode != XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE &&
	    data->mode != XML_SMODE_FREE_MEM) {
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		debug("Incorrect data->mode = %d", data->mode);
		goto DONE;
	}
	al = get_struct_align();
	pad = (size_t) ((PTRTOINT) DATA_BUF(data) % al);
	if (pad) {
		pad = al - pad;
	}
	retVal = pad + XML_IS_HEAD(savedElement) ?
	    DATA_SIZE(data) : DATA_ALL_SIZE(data);
	if ((char *) DATA_BUF(data) + retVal > data->stopper) {
		error("size of %d structures \"%s\" exceeds stopper (%p > %p)",
		      DATA_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data) ? DATA_ELNAME(data) : "NULL",
		      (char *) DATA_BUF(data) + retVal, data->stopper);
		retVal = WS_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
		goto DONE;
	}
	if (DATA_MUST_BE_SKIPPED(data)) {
		debug(" %d elements %s skipped", DATA_COUNT(data),
		      DATA_ELNAME(data) ? DATA_ELNAME(data) : "NULL");
		DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + retVal;
		goto DONE;
	}
	DATA_BUF(data) = DATA_BUF(data) + pad;
	debug("adjusted ptr= %p", data->elementBuf);

	while (elements[elementCount].proc != NULL) {
		elementCount++;
	}

	count = DATA_COUNT(data);
	struct_size = DATA_SIZE(data);
	if (XML_IS_HEAD(savedElement)) {
		count = data->index + 1;
	} else {
		data->index = 0;
	}

	for (; data->index < count; data->index++) {
		int tmp;
		child = NULL;
		savedLocalIndex = data->index;
		savedLocalElementBuf = DATA_BUF(data);
		data->stopper = savedLocalElementBuf + DATA_SIZE(data);
		debug("%s[%d] = %p", DATA_ELNAME(data) ? DATA_ELNAME(data) : "NULL",
		      data->index,
		      DATA_BUF(data));
		if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE) {
			child = xml_serializer_add_child(data, NULL);
			data->xmlNode = child;
			if (data->xmlNode == NULL) {
				error("cant add child");
				retVal = WS_ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
				goto DONE;
			}
		} else if (data->mode == XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE) {
			child = xml_serializer_get_child(data);
			if (child == NULL) {
				error
				    ("not enough (%d < %d) instances of element %s",
				     data->index, DATA_COUNT(data),
				     DATA_ELNAME(data) ? DATA_ELNAME(data) : "NULL");
				retVal = WS_ERR_XML_PARSING;
				goto DONE;
			}
			data->xmlNode = child;
		}

		debug("before for loop. Struct %s = %p",
		      savedElement->name ? savedElement->name : "NULL", DATA_BUF(data));

		for (i = 0; retVal > 0 && i < elementCount; i++) {
			data->elementInfo = &elements[i];
			debug
			    ("handle %d elements %s of struct %s. dstPtr = %p",
			     DATA_COUNT(data), DATA_ELNAME(data) ? DATA_ELNAME(data) : "NULL",
			     savedElement->name ? savedElement->name : "NULL", DATA_BUF(data));
			if (XML_IS_SKIP(data->elementInfo)) {
				data->mode = XML_SMODE_SKIP;
			}

			tmp = data->elementInfo->proc(data);
			debug("retval: %d", tmp);

			if (tmp < 0) {
				error("handling of element \"%s\" failed = %d",
				      DATA_ELNAME(data) ? DATA_ELNAME(data) : "NULL", tmp);
				retVal = tmp;
				goto DONE;
			}
		}
		data->elementInfo = savedElement;
		data->index = savedLocalIndex;
		data->mode = savedMode;
		data->xmlNode = savedXmlNode;
		data->elementInfo = savedElement;
		handle_attrs(data, child, 0);
		data->elementBuf = savedLocalElementBuf + struct_size;
	}
      DONE:
	data->stopper = savedStopper;
	data->elementInfo = savedElement;
	data->index = savedIndex;
	data->mode = savedMode;
	data->xmlNode = savedXmlNode;
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return retVal;
}

static void
initialize_xml_serialization_data(XmlSerializationData * data,
				  WsSerializerContextH serctx,
				  XmlSerializerInfo * elementInfo,
				  XML_TYPE_PTR dataBuf,
				  int mode,
				  XML_NODE_ATTR * attrs,
				  WsXmlNodeH xmlNode)
{
	debug("Initialize XML Serialization...");
	TRACE_ENTER;
	memset(data, 0, sizeof(XmlSerializationData));
	data->serctx = serctx;
	data->elementInfo = elementInfo;
	data->elementBuf = dataBuf;
	data->mode = mode;
	data->attrs = attrs;
	data->xmlNode = xmlNode;

	debug("Finished initializing XML Serialization...");
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return;
}

int ws_serialize(WsSerializerContextH serctx,
		    WsXmlNodeH xmlNode,
		    XML_TYPE_PTR dataPtr,
		    XmlSerializerInfo * info,
		    const char *name,
		    const char *ns, XML_NODE_ATTR * attrs, int output)
{
	int retVal = WS_ERR_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES;
	XmlSerializerInfo myinfo;
	XmlSerializationData data;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	if (info->proc == NULL) {
		error("info->proc == NULL");
		goto DONE;
	}
	memcpy(&myinfo, info, sizeof(XmlSerializerInfo));
	if (name == NULL) {
		error("name == NULL");
		goto DONE;
	}
	myinfo.name = name;
	myinfo.ns = ns;
	myinfo.flags |= SER_HEAD;
	initialize_xml_serialization_data(&data,
					  serctx,
					  &myinfo,
					  dataPtr,
					  XML_SMODE_SERIALIZE,
					  attrs, xmlNode);

	data.stopper = (char *) dataPtr + myinfo.size;
	if (output) {
		data.skipFlag = SER_IN;
	} else {
		data.skipFlag = SER_OUT;
	}
	retVal = myinfo.proc(&data);

      DONE:
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return retVal;
}

int ws_serializer_free_mem(WsSerializerContextH serctx, XML_TYPE_PTR buf,
			      XmlSerializerInfo * info)
{
	int retVal;
	XmlSerializationData data;
	XmlSerializerInfo myinfo;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	memcpy(&myinfo, info, sizeof(XmlSerializerInfo));
	myinfo.flags |= SER_HEAD;
	initialize_xml_serialization_data(&data,
					  serctx,
					  &myinfo,
					  buf,
					  XML_SMODE_FREE_MEM, NULL, NULL);

	data.stopper = (char *) buf + myinfo.size;
	if ((retVal = info->proc(&data)) >= 0) {
		xml_serializer_free(&data, buf);
	}
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return retVal;
}

void *ws_deserialize(WsSerializerContextH serctx,
		     WsXmlNodeH xmlParent,
		     XmlSerializerInfo * info,
		     const char *name,
		     const char *ns,
		     XML_NODE_ATTR ** attrs, int index, int output)
{
	int size;
	void *retPtr = NULL;
	XmlSerializationData data;
	XmlSerializerInfo myinfo;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	memcpy(&myinfo, info, sizeof(XmlSerializerInfo));
	if (name == NULL) {
		error("name == NULL");
	}
	myinfo.name = name;
	myinfo.ns = ns;
	myinfo.flags |= SER_HEAD;
	initialize_xml_serialization_data(&data, serctx, &myinfo, NULL,
					  XML_SMODE_DESERIALIZE,
					  NULL, xmlParent);

	data.index = index;

	if (output) {
		data.skipFlag = SER_IN;
	} else {
		data.skipFlag = SER_OUT;
	}

	size = myinfo.size;
	if ((data.elementBuf = xml_serializer_alloc(&data, size, 1)) != NULL) {
		retPtr = data.elementBuf;
		data.stopper = (char *) retPtr + size;
		if (myinfo.proc && myinfo.proc(&data) <= 0) {
			data.elementBuf = retPtr;
			retPtr = NULL;
			ws_serializer_free_mem(serctx, data.elementBuf,
					       &myinfo);
			error("Error during serialization");
		}
	}
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return retPtr;
}

static void enforce_mustunderstand(WsXmlNodeH node)
{
	WsXmlDocH doc = ws_xml_get_node_doc(node);
	char *ns = ws_xml_get_node_name_ns(ws_xml_get_doc_root(doc));
	ws_xml_add_node_attr(node, ns, SOAP_MUST_UNDERSTAND, "true");
}

int
ws_serialize_str(WsSerializerContextH serctx, WsXmlNodeH parent, const char *str,
		 const char *nameNs, const char *name, int mustunderstand)
{
	WsXmlNodeH node;
	TRACE_ENTER;
	//printf("mustunderstand flag for %s: %d\n", name, mustunderstand );
	node = ws_xml_add_child(parent, nameNs, name, str);
	if (node && mustunderstand) {
		enforce_mustunderstand(node);
	}
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return (node == NULL);
}

int ws_serialize_uint32(WsSerializerContextH serctx, WsXmlNodeH parent,
			unsigned long val, const char *nameNs,
			const char *name, int mustunderstand)
{
	WsXmlNodeH node = ws_xml_add_child(parent, nameNs, name, NULL);
	TRACE_ENTER;
	if (node) {
		ws_xml_set_node_ulong(node, val);
		if (mustunderstand) {
			enforce_mustunderstand(node);
		}
	}
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return (node == NULL);
}

char *ws_deserialize_str(WsSerializerContextH serctx, WsXmlNodeH parent, int index,
			 const char *nameNs, const char *name)
{
	char *str = NULL;
	WsXmlNodeH node = ws_xml_get_child(parent, index, nameNs, name);
	TRACE_ENTER;
	if (node) {
		str = ws_xml_get_node_text(node);
		if (serctx && str) {
			int len = (int )strlen(str) + 1;
			char *tmp = str;
			if ((str = ws_serializer_alloc(serctx,
						 len * sizeof(char))))
				strcpy(str, tmp);
		}
	}
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return str;
}

unsigned long ws_deserialize_uint32(WsSerializerContextH serctx,
				    WsXmlNodeH parent, int index,
				    const char *nameNs, const char *name)
{
	unsigned long val = 0;
	WsXmlNodeH node = ws_xml_get_child(parent, index, nameNs, name);
	TRACE_ENTER;
	if (node) {
		val = ws_xml_get_node_ulong(node);
	}
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return val;
}

/*
 * Returns duration in seconds in <value> argument
 *
 *  the format of OperationTimeout is defined by the
 *  XML Schema Datatypes Section 3.2.6.1 http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/
 *
 * Sample: P0Y0M0DT0H0M60.00S
 *
 * (must start with 'P', 'T' separated date from time, seconds may have fraction)
 *
 * FIXME: handle fractions of seconds (don't return a time_t but a struct timeval)
 *
 */
int ws_deserialize_duration(const char *t, time_t * value)
{
	long years = 0;
	long months = 0;
	long days = 0;
	long hours = 0;
	long mins = 0;
	long secs = 0;
	time_t vs;
	int v;
	double f;               /* float for fractional second */
	char *e;                /* end pointer for strtol */
        int got = 64;           /* bitmask of parsing position, 64==year */
	int res = 1;            /* final result, 1 == error */
	int time_handeled = 0;  /* seen 'T' */
	int negative = 0;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	if (t == NULL) {
		debug("node text == NULL");
		goto DONE;
	}

	if (*t == '-') {
		negative = 1;
		t++;
	}
	if (*t != 'P') {
		debug("Wrong begining of duration");
		goto DONE;
	}
	while (*++t) {
		if (*t == 'T') {
			time_handeled = 1;
			continue;
		}
		v = strtol(t, &e, 10);
		if (t == e) {
			debug("wrong format, missing numeric value");
			goto DONE;
		}
		if (time_handeled && (*e == '.')) {
			f = strtod(t, &e);
			if (*e != 'S') {
				debug("float but not secs");
				goto DONE;
			}
			if (((int)floor(f+0.5)) > v) {
				v++;  /* round value up */
			}
		}
		switch (*e) {
		case 'Y':
			if (got <= 32 || time_handeled) {
				debug("wrong order Y");
				goto DONE;
			}
			years = v;
			got = 32;
			break;
		case 'M':
			if (!time_handeled) {	// months
				if (got <= 16) {
					debug("wrong order M");
					goto DONE;
				}
				months = v;
				got = 16;
				break;
			}
			// minutes
			if (got <= 2 || !time_handeled) {
				debug("wrong order M");
				goto DONE;
			}
			mins = v;
			got = 2;
			break;
		case 'D':
			if (got <= 8 || time_handeled) {
				debug("wrong order D");
				goto DONE;
			}
			days = v;
			got = 8;
			break;
		case 'H':
			if (got <= 4 || !time_handeled) {
				debug("wrong order H");
				goto DONE;
			}
			hours = v;
			got = 4;
			break;
		case 'S':
			if (got <= 1 || !time_handeled) {
				debug("wrong order S");
				goto DONE;
			}
			secs = v;
			got = 1;
			break;
		default:
			debug("wrong format %c", *e);
			goto DONE;
		}
		t = e;
	}

	// invalid if T found and no HMS, or no time value detected
	if ((time_handeled && (got > 4)) || (64 == got)){
		debug("wrong format: floating T or no time value detected");
		goto DONE;
	}

	// We don't know exact date and time of the sender.
	// For simplicity comsider 1 month = 30days;

	vs = secs + 60 * mins + 60 * 60 * hours + 60 * 60 * 24 * days +
	    60 * 60 * 24 * 30 * months + 60 * 60 * 24 * 30 * 12 * years;
	if (negative) {
		vs = 0 - vs;
	}
	*value = vs;
	res = 0; // good at this point

      DONE:
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return res;
}

int ws_deserialize_datetime(const char *text, XML_DATETIME * tmx)
{
	int res = 0;
	int r;
	int hours;
	int mins;
	struct tm tm;
	time_t t;

	TRACE_ENTER;
	if (text == NULL) {
		debug("node text == NULL");
		res = 1;
		goto DONE;
	}
	bzero(tmx, sizeof(XML_DATETIME));

	r = sscanf(text, "%u-%u-%uT%u:%u:%u%d:%u", &tmx->tm.tm_year,
		   &tmx->tm.tm_mon, &tmx->tm.tm_mday,
		   &tmx->tm.tm_hour, &tmx->tm.tm_min, &tmx->tm.tm_sec,
		   &hours, &mins);
	if (r != 8) {
		debug("wrong body of datetime(%d): %s", r, text);
		res = 1;
		goto DONE;
	}
	tmx->tm.tm_year -= 1900;
	tmx->tm.tm_mon -= 1;

	t = time(NULL);
#ifdef _WIN32
	localtime_s(&tm, &t);
#else
	localtime_r(&t, &tm);
#endif
	tmx->tm.tm_isdst = tm.tm_isdst;

	if (hours < 0) {
		tmx->tz_min = 60 * hours - mins;
	} else {
		tmx->tz_min = 60 * hours + mins;
	}
      DONE:
	return res;
}

void *ws_serializer_alloc(WsSerializerContextH serctx, int size)
{
	WsSerializerMemEntry *ptr = NULL;
	TRACE_ENTER;
	if ((ptr = (WsSerializerMemEntry *) u_malloc(sizeof(WsSerializerMemEntry) + size)) != NULL) {
		lnode_t *node;
		u_lock(serctx);
		if ((node = lnode_create(ptr)) == NULL) {
			u_free(ptr);
			ptr = NULL;
		} else {
			list_append(serctx->WsSerializerAllocList, node);
		}
		u_unlock(serctx);
	}
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return ptr ? ptr->buf : NULL;
}

static int do_serializer_free(WsSerializerContextH serctx, void *ptr)
{
	lnode_t *node = NULL;
	lnode_t *node2 = NULL;
	TRACE_ENTER;
	if (serctx) {
		u_lock(serctx);
		node = list_first(serctx->WsSerializerAllocList);
		while (node != NULL) {
			WsSerializerMemEntry *entry =
			    (WsSerializerMemEntry *) node->list_data;

			if (entry && (!ptr || ptr == entry->buf)) {
				u_free(entry);
				node2 = node;
				node = list_delete2(serctx->WsSerializerAllocList, node);
				lnode_destroy (node2);
				if (ptr != NULL) {
					break;
				}
			}
			else
				node = list_next(serctx->WsSerializerAllocList, node);
		}
		u_unlock(serctx);
	}
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return (node != NULL);
}

int ws_serializer_free(WsSerializerContextH serctx, void *ptr)
{
	int retVal = 0;
	TRACE_ENTER;
	if (ptr != NULL)
		retVal = do_serializer_free(serctx, ptr);
	TRACE_EXIT;
	return retVal;
}

void ws_serializer_free_all(WsSerializerContextH serctx)
{
	TRACE_ENTER;
	do_serializer_free(serctx, NULL);
	TRACE_EXIT;
}

int ws_havenilvalue(XML_NODE_ATTR *attrs)
{
	while(attrs) {
		if(attrs->ns && attrs->name && attrs->value &&
			strcmp(attrs->ns, XML_NS_SCHEMA_INSTANCE) == 0 &&
			strcmp(attrs->name, XML_SCHEMA_NIL) == 0 &&
			strcasecmp(attrs->value, "true") == 0)
			return 1;
		attrs = attrs->next;
	}
	return 0;
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Gerard Pique believes Sergio Ramos should have been sent off for catching Lionel Messi in the face with his arm in Barcelona's 1-0 win against Real Madrid on Saturday.
Ramos caught Messi shortly before half-time but escaped the incident without a booking, prompting Pique to make a talking-hand gesture to the crowd as the players walked off at the break.
Pique said: "Leo had blood on his lip. It was aggressive [from Ramos] and it seemed a red card to me.
"I was referring to the fact they talk but sometimes referees go in their favour. Pulses are racing at 1,000 miles [per] hour and it was just a general gesture.
"I like it when the atmosphere heats up and [the gesture] was to get it going a little bit more."
Though he evidently relishes the rivalry between Barcelona and Madrid, Pique added he still maintains a positive relationship with Los Blancos' players, having played alongside the likes of Ramos for Spain: "Don't misunderstand the intensity. I get on really well with [Real Madrid's players]. It's mutual. We have a lot of contact with each other, but when we step over the white line, we defend our own team's colours."
Ramos received a yellow card for another foul on Messi in the second half, so he was perhaps fortunate to have remained on the pitch until the end of the match.
ESPN FC's Dermot Corrigan did not believe the contact between the two players in the first half was accidental.
Had Ramos been sent off, it would have been the 26th red card of his career.
It was a day to forget for the Spaniard, who saw his team lose for the second time to Barca in three days. The Blaugrana also beat Real 3-0 on Wednesday in the Copa del Rey.
If the fear of losing is Valverde's greatest weakness, it can also be turned into a strength depending on the context. This time, differently to Roma, he got it right big time. Real Madrid were reduced to a club fighting relegation desperately crossing inside the box.
Thanks in part to his efforts, Barca are now 12 points clear of Real in La Liga—and 10 clear of Atletico Madrid before their trip to Real Sociedad on Sunday—and through to the Copa del Rey final, so the club has a good chance of winning a fourth domestic double in the past five seasons.
They won't meet Real again this season unless they are drawn against one another in the UEFA Champions League.
Should that happen, they will need similar showings from Pique and their other key players to maximise their chances of coming out on top.


text:
1996 was a good year punctuated by shitty decisions. So many good films came out, and yet — does anyone even think The English Patient is a great movie? Good? Fine. The minimum allowable to be considered good. But better than Fargo, it is not. Hell, better than Jerry Maguire it is not. These are the kind of years that really upset me. Because it's like the Academy is striving to meet the standard of what they think their reputation is, and yet, they're perpetuating this reputation by picking such shitty films.
And don't think this poor decision-making ends at Best Picture. Best Actor went to Geoffrey Rush for Shine, a performance that lasts for about, oh, fifteen minutes. The rest of the time the character is played by two different actors. This wouldn't be a big deal except, here's who he beat: Tom Cruise (Jerry Maguire), Ralph Fiennes (The English Patient), Woody Harrelson (The People vs. Larry Flynt) and Billy Bob Thornton (Sling Blade). Every single one of them would have been a better choice. I mean, have they seen Sling Blade?
Best Actress went to Frances McDormand for Fargo. They threw at least one bone. Best Supporting Actor was Cuba Gooding Jr. for Jerry Maguire, an okay decision, though some people would probably prefer William H. Macy for Fargo. Best Supporting Actress was Juliette Binoche for The English Patient. Most people, including herself, were not expecting her to win. That's 1996 in a nutshell. Even the good decisions are questionable, and the bad ones are terrible.
And the nominees are…
Joel & Ethan Coen, Fargo
Miloš Forman, The People vs. Larry Flynt
Scott Hicks, Shine
Mike Leigh, Secrets & Lies
Anthony Minghella, The English Patient (more…)
Pic of the Day: "Martin hates boats. Martin hates water. Martin…Martin sits in his car when we go on the ferry to the mainland. I guess it's a childhood thing. It's a…there's a clinical name for it isn't there?" "Drowning."


text:
Millares (Catalan: Millars) is a municipality in the comarca of Canal de Navarrés in the Valencian Community, Spain.

References

Municipalities in the Province of Valencia
Canal de Navarrés


Ban the manipulation of transaction posting order in a way that maximizes fees paid to banks.
Representative Maloney stated that with the frequent use of debit cards it's easier than ever to overdraw an account, thus , occur fees. She used an analogy that a $5 dollar cup of coffee can be inadvertently become a $35 dollar cup of coffee because of the ease in which transactions can occur electronically.
This bill would be an expansion of the Federal Reserve's "opt in rule" that has been in effect since 2010, to include paper checks, ATM's and recurring monthly payments. As stated above, it also requires additional disclosures and, more importantly, limits the cost and frequency of overdraft fees.
The expansion of regulation into consumer banking has become confusing and burdensome at best; however, this may be one area where someone in congress (gasp) may have a point. This is a textbook example where technology has far outpaced the regulations on the books. It is indeed easy to swipe your debit card for just about anything now and truly not be aware of a potential overdraft situation. The "opt in" safeguard in these times makes a good deal of sense. That being said, limitations on overdraft fees over the course of an entire year may be a bit extreme, as it is easy to speculate that some would take advantage of such a limitation if they knew there was a cap on what they would be charged.
To read Representative Maloney's release, click here.


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Background: In 2000, reuse of disposable syringes and inadequately sterilized syringes resulted in 39% of all injections being unsafe, causing 22 million infections. We describe the contribution of measles supplemental immunization activities (SIAs) and Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI) funding in replacing disposable and sterilizable syringes with auto-disable (AD) syringes to improve injection safety in 39 African countries.
Methods: We assessed trends in nationwide introduction of AD syringes against measles catch-up SIAs and GAVI funding using World Health Organization/United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Joint Reporting Form for Immunization and UNICEF supply data.
Results: In 19 (49%) of 39 countries, the measles program catalyzed the introduction of injection safety equipment, including AD syringes and safety boxes, training, and procurement of safety equipment during SIAs. GAVI was catalytic through financial support in 14 countries (36%) for including safe injection equipment in routine immunization. Additionally, GAVI funded 21 countries that had already introduced AD syringes in their national program. UNICEF AD syringe shipments to sub-Saharan Africa increased from 11 million to 461 million from 1997 to 2008. All 39 countries stopped using sterilizable syringes by 2004.
Conclusions: The measles mortality reduction program and GAVI complemented each other in improving injection safety. All countries continued with AD syringes for immunization after measles catch-up SIAs and GAVI funding ended.


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