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Q: Mongo Template Aggregtion java spring GroupBy db.billingDomain.aggregate([
  {
    $group: {
      _id: {
        day: { $dayOfMonth: "$createdAt" },
        month: { $month: "$createdAt" },
        year: { $year: "$createdAt" }
      },
      count: {
        $sum: 1
      },
      date: {
        $first: "$createdAt"
      }
    }
  },
  {
    $project: {
      date: {
        $dateToString: {
          format: "%Y-%m-%d",
          date: "$date"
        }
      },
      count: 1,
      _id: 0
    }
  },
  {
    $match: {
      "date": {
        $gte: "2020-06-05"
      }
    }
  }
])

how to build this query in spring java using mongo Template, Aggregation? facing challenges to making this query

A: Not all MongoDB syntax is supported by Spring Mongo, so we need to implement AggregationOperation manually (Java >=v1.8):
import static org.springframework.data.mongodb.core.aggregation.Aggregation.*;
import static org.springframework.data.mongodb.core.query.Criteria.*;
import static org.springframework.data.mongodb.core.aggregation.DateOperators.*;

Aggregation agg = newAggregation(
    op -> new Document("$group",
        new Document("_id",
            new Document("day", new Document("$dayOfMonth", "$createdAt"))
                .append( "month", new Document("$month", "$createdAt"))
                .append( "year", new Document("$year", "$createdAt")))
        .append("count", new Document("$sum", 1))
        .append("date", new Document("$first", "$createdAt"))),
    project("count")
        .andExclude("_id")
        .and(dateOf("date").toString("%Y-%m-%d")).as("date"),
    match(where("date").gte("2020-06-05")));

AggregationResults<OutputClass> result = mongoTemplate.aggregate(agg,
    mongoTemplate.getCollectionName(BillingDomain.class), OutputClass.class);

EDIT: System.out.println(agg);
{
   "aggregate":"__collection__",
   "pipeline":[
      {
         "$group":{
            "_id":{
               "day":{
                  "$dayOfMonth":"$createdAt"
               },
               "month":{
                  "$month":"$createdAt"
               },
               "year":{
                  "$year":"$createdAt"
               }
            },
            "count":{
               "$sum":1
            },
            "date":{
               "$first":"$createdAt"
            }
         }
      },
      {
         "$project":{
            "count":1,
            "_id":0,
            "date":{
               "$dateToString":{
                  "format":"%Y-%m-%d",
                  "date":"$date"
               }
            }
         }
      },
      {
         "$match":{
            "date":{
               "$gte":"2020-06-05"
            }
         }
      }
   ]
}


Today's QotD was requested by Shaker Leslie, who notes that anyone who answers "It was a dark and stormy night" will be chastised severely.
What's your favorite opening line from a novel?
I've noted before that mine is the first line from A Tale of Two Cities: "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way--in short, the period was so." Mr. Shakes's favorite is from Anna Karenina: "Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." So…what's yours?


Minchenko L. I., Gvozd E. N.
Summary: A constraint qualification of constant rank and metrical regularity is studied. It is proved that the constant rank constraint qualification implies the metric regularity condition.
Egorov A. D., Yanovich L. A.
Summary: The problem of construction of Chebyshtv's quadrature formulas with real nodes is considered. Estimates for a number of nodes are obtained, starting with which Chebyshev's quadrature formulas with real nodes for a special type of functional integrals with respect to the measures of Poisson and Wiener do not exist.
Summary: A dual method of solution of a linear programming problem of arbitrary form based on a new notion of a base to a canonical linear programming problem with two-side direct constraints is suggested. The theorems on the support optimality and algorithm fmiteness are formulated.
Gurevsky E. E., Emelichev V. A.
Summary: We investigate the possibility of application of linear convolution of criteria for finding the Pareto set in the vector variant of the well-known combinatorial p-center problem.
Summary: The general solution is obtained for the Riemann problem with an infinite index of specified zero order.
Barketau M. S., Kovalyov M. Ya.
Summary: The product partition problem, which is a natural modification of the well-known NP-Complete subset product problem, is considered. It is shown that the product partition problem is NP-Complete in a strong sense. The product partition problem can be used to estimate the computational complexity of a wide range of problems including scheduling theory problems with item processing times linearly dependent on the start of item processing time.
Summary: The theory of propagation of unsteady-state bright solitons in a two - core nonlinear fiber coupler, which is described by the system of the second-order coupled nonlinear Schrodinger equations, is developed in the present article. Necessary and sufficient conditions of existence of these solutions are obtained. The mathematical analysis of these conditions is fulfilled.
Demidchik V. I., Kouharchik P. D., Sitsko N. Yu.
Summary: The article presents the method and simulation results of electromagnetic wave scattering on dipole-like and coil-like microfibers covered with a layer of dielectric. The method is based on solving the modified Pocklington integral equation that allows one to take into account the influence of the dielectric coating. The influence of dielectric permittivity and coating thickness on resonant characteristics, estimated using a radar cross section, was investigated.
Summary: Dynamics of acceleration and compression on the symmetry axis of cylindrical plasma shells (initial radius r0 ~ 1 cm) of current pulses with a time rise of ~ 100 ns is considered. The numerical simulation is carried out in the one-dimensional magnetic radiation gasdynamics approximation on the basis of fully conservative difference schemes in Lagrange variables. In calculation the real thermodynamic, transport and optical properties of plasma (obtained by solving the steady-state equations of charge kinetics) are used. The radiation transfer is described in the "forward - backward" approximation by angles and in the multigroup approximation by photon energy. The calculations are carried out for Z-pinch discharge in xenon (initial energy E0 = 10--30 J, maximal current 30--100 kA, density ~ 106 g/cm3). The detailed picture of the dynamics of processes in discharges is investigated and the efficiency of energy transformation in radiation is determined. It is shown that the given discharges are powerful sources of radiation in the vacuum ultraviolet range of spectrum.
Korshunov F. P., Bogatyrev Yu. V., Lastovsky S. B., Shvedov S. V., Golubev N. F.
Summary: The influence of isochronal annealing on the parameters of epitaxial silicon p-n-structures irradiated by 4 MeV electrons has been considered. It is established that as a result of radiation defect annealing at 660¸700 K, the lifetime of minority charge carriers achieves v £ 100 ns without an essential changing of the forward voltage. The dominating radiation defects (vacancy-oxygen, complexes CiOi, divacancy-oxygen), influencing the researched parameters, have been determined by the method of DLTS-spectroscopy.
Komarov F. F., Komarov A. F., Mironov A. M.
Summary: A model of high fluence polyenergetic ion implantation has been developed. The model allows evaluating ion implantation parameters in order to form uniformly doped layers in metals and semiconductors. Model calculations were performed for the implantation of nitrogen ions into the iron target with the purpose of the nitride phase formation in the near-surface region.
Kisselev P. A., Schwarz D., Kisseleva S. N., Bovdey N. A., Schunck W.-H., Roots I.
Summary: The human cytochrome P-4501A1 expression in Spodoptera frugiperda cells was carried out. The high catalytic activity of the enzyme was shown for the reaction of transformation of 2-hydroxy-17b-estradiol into guinone. Physiological significance of this process for the formation and progress of chemically induced forms of cancerous diseases of estrogen-dependent organs and tissues is discussed.
Skorb E. V., Antonouskaja L. I., Belyasova N. A., Sviridov D. V.
Summary: With the use of Pseudomonas fluorescens as a test culture, the UV irradiation-induced pathophysiological properties of TiO2, TiO2/In2O3, TiO2/Ag, and TiO2/Ag/Ni thin-film photocatalysts in an aqueous medium are investigated. It is shown that the highest biocyde activity is observed in the case of TiO2/Ag catalyst exhibiting the efficient generation of hydroxyl radicals which behave as a major lethal factor.
Azarko V. A., Potkin V. I., Agabekov V. E., Lysenko G. N., Petkevich S. K., Mikhailovskii Yu. K.
Summary: A new, previously unreported rearrangement of benz- and napht azetines containing a nitrotrihalogen propenyliden substitute into heptatomic aromatic cycloheterocumulenes -- azocyclohepta-1,2,4,6-tetraen derivatives occurred at the stage of film formation by thermal vacuum deposition has been shown for the first time using UV and IR spectroscopy.
Dubkova V. I., Krutko N. P., Solovskiy M. V., Panarin E. F., Belyasova N. A., Maevskaya O. I.
Summary: The article presents the results on the influence of a carbon fiber substrate, unmodified and phosphorus-containing, on the antimicrobic properties of a biologically active polymer, as which a polymeric complex based on the hydrophilic copolymer of N-(2-hydroxypropil) of metacrylamide with acrylic acid and an antibiotic of a wide spectrum of action of gentamycin was used. It has been established that the most strongly pronounced effect for the cultures of microorganisms, which are frequently encountered at purulent inflammations of wounds, namely golden staphylococcus, pseudo-monads and a colon bacillus, was observed when using as a material -- substrate of the phosphorus-containing carbon fiber ion exchanger in salt form.
Yaronskaya E. B., Vershilovskaya I. V., Averina N. G.
Summary: The effect of gabaculine (GB), a specific inhibitor of synthesis of 5-aminolevulinic acid (ALA) at glutamate 1 -semialdehyde aminotransferase site, on the rate of ALA formation, the content of the end products of two branches of tetrapyrrole biosynthesis, chlorophyll (Chl) and heme, as well as Mg-chelatase (MCH) and Fe-chelatase (FCH) activities were investigated in etiolated and greening barley leaves. In etiolated leaves, GB did not influence both the ALA synthesis rate and the heme level. In greening leaves, GB substantially inhibited the Chl and ALA accumulation without decreasing the heme content. The results indicate that GB inhibits preferentially the formation of ALA destined for the Chl synthesis and does not affect the formation of ALA destined for the heme synthesis. Suppression of ALA formation assigned for the Chl branch is accompanied by a simultaneous reduction of MCH activity but does not influence the FCH activity in greening barley leaves. The results obtained are indicative for the existence of the mechanism that adjusts the activity of Mg-porphyrin synthesis to the activity of ALA formation destined for the Chl biosynthesis.
Nikolaichik E. A., Lagotenko A. L., Valentovich L. N., Prisyazhenko O. K., Evtushenkov A. N.
Summary: This work compares the characteristics of two proteins of the harpin family, HrpNEc of Erwinia carotovora and HrpNEa of E. amylovora. Contrary to very close properties, including similar amino acid sequences and the ability of both proteins to induce the hypersensitive reaction in Nicotiana tabacum plants, the ability of E. carotovora cells to secrete them is quite different. While heterologous harpin HrpNEa is effectively secreted by E. carotovora, the native protein HrpNEc remains cell bound in this bacterium in all conditions tested. The data on the HrpNEc localization, the HR induction by a partially purified protein and hrpN mutant as well as our earlier data on another HR inducer (the effector protein DspE) allow one to suggest a role of HrpNEc in translocation of effector proteins from E. carotovora into plant cells.
Lukashenko T. M., Soltanov V. V., Nezhuta A. Yu., Morozova I. L.
Summary: Effects of feeding with natural and transgenic soya (30% soya additions to the standard diet, for 2 months) on the reflex responses of gastric and duodenal smooth muscles and heart rate with intragastric application of 1 ml milk were studied. It was found that soya can invert the direction of interoceptive reflexes to food stimuli.
Nikandrov V. N., Pyzhova N. S., Schaptchitz N. S.
Summary: The effect of a number of group-specific inhibitors of proteinases and scavengers of active oxygen species on the splitting of fibrin, fibrinogen, thrombin, casein and gelatin by intracellular proteinases of four strains of Corynebacterium diphtheriae is investigated. In optimal for toxinogenesis conditions there is a pronounced reorganization of intracellular proteolysis of the given microorganism: the proteinases, which are inhibited by p-chloromercuribenzoate (cystein), have a high functional activity whereas it is a high sensitivity of the proteolysis to phenylmetylsulfonylfluoride (serine proteinases) in the conditions not optimal for toxinogenesis. Only intracellular proteinases of the high-toxigenic strain PW-8 are inhibited by aromatic compound.
Savchenko G. E., Pshybytko N. L., Kabashnikova L. F., Grzyb I., Strzalka K.
Summary: Structural and functional changes in an etioplast membrane system under heat shock and dithiothreitol (DTT) treatment was studied. The increase of the zeaxanthin content against a background of a reduced violaxanthin amount in etiolated barley leaves under heat shock was revealed. High intensity light (1h) and DTT-treatment did not affect the carotenoid composition in heating etiolated leaves.
Summary: The data were obtained using whole-cell patch clamp of NTS neurons dialysed with cAMP (0.1 mM). The voltage at half-maximal conductance (Vh) for the steady-state activation of transient potassium currents (TOC) was shifted rightward from -43.8± 1.6 mV (n = 25) to -39.2± 1.4 mV (n = 32, P < 0.035) in NTS neurons dialysed with cAMP. The time constant of TOC decay (t) was slower at cAMP dialysis. It the blocking effect of cAMP on noninactivating delayed rectifier potassium currents in neurons dissociated from NTS of normotensive rats was also observed . The slope factor (Vc) for the noninactivating potassium conductance was decreased (steeper slope) by cAMP dialysis. The observed changes in amplitudes and kinetic properties of the TOC and noninactivating potassium currents in NTS neurons after cAMP dialysis suggest a role of the cAMP-dependent phosphorylation in modulating effects on voltage-dependent potassium conductances and excitability of NTS neurons.
Summary: Five first-order structures were recognized by the peculiarities of recent Earth crust movements. Each of these structures is divided into two-three second order structures. It is stated that the recent movements are principally similar to the processes that formed the major structures of the crystalline basement surface.
Lanin V. L., Tomal V. S.
Summary: For estimation of the intensity of a cavitation pressure in liquid environments and the uniformity of cavitation fields it is offered to measure a quadratic size of a cavitation noise level in a range of its largest spectral density. Optimum temperature modes and the concentration of surfactants in ultrasonic baths of clearing are determined.
Timoshpolskiy V. I., Bakhanovich S. V., Borukhov V. T., Kabishov S. M., Tsurko V. A.
Summary: The numerical method for solution of two-dimensional nonlinear heat equations is proposed. It is used in numerical simulation of cooling and hardening of steel ingot.
Sobol V. R., Mazurenko O. N., Logvinovich P. N., Belsky S. E., Blohin A. V.
Summary: The adequacy of the capability of application of a string model to the description of the movement of dislocation segments is investigated at sign-variable loading of constructional materials, including in the modes bringing into fatigue processes. Analytical consideration is made and numerical modeling of a degree of influence of inertial and viscous mechanisms on the movement of dislocations and their duplication in a field of sign-variable elastic pressure is made.


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Gulf World Marine Institute cares for more cold-stunned turtles
By Grayson Jarvis
Published: Dec. 2, 2020 at 8:37 PM CST
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WJHG) - After two flights arrived from New England carrying cold-stunned turtles, Gulf World Marine Institute is now caring for 36 in total.
The juvenile Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtles were all found in Massachusetts, and were transported to the warmer waters of the Gulf of Mexico where they will receive treatment until they can be released. Fortunately, this particular species of turtle feels right at home here.
"We don't have to fly them back up to New England to release them, because if we did they would just get cold-stunned again depending on the time of year anyway," said Lauren Albrittain, Stranding Coordinator for Gulf World Marine Institute. "Thankfully for Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtles, they are a Gulf of Mexico species primarily anyway."
The process of rehabilitation after a cold stun can last from weeks to months depending on the needs of the animals. The institute has had up to 1,800 turtles at once before, and will continue to work with partner organizations in New England to care for any other cold-stunned turtles as needed.
Copyright 2020 WJHG. All rights reserved.
Update: Missing man's body recovered after long search

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


The revelation about Foxx's recusal comes amid mounting questions over prosecutors' sudden decision to drop all 16 felony charges against the actor.
Foxx "did not formally recuse herself or the [State's Attorney] Office based on any actual conflict of interest. As a result, she did not have to seek the appointment of a special prosecutor," Keira Ellis, a spokeswoman for the state's attorney's office, said in a statement to Patch.
Foxx quietly recused herself on Feb. 13 but her office only revealed the move six days later.
"Out of an abundance of caution, the decision to recuse herself was made to address potential questions of impartiality based upon familiarity with potential witnesses in the case," Foxx's spokeswoman Tandra Simonton said on Feb. 20.
"Instead, in an abundance of caution, Fox informally separated herself from the decision-making over the case and left it to her Assistants, as happens in 99.9% of all cases handled by the Office," Ellis said.
The case was then passed over to First Assistant State's Attorney Joe Magats.
Smollett was arrested on charges he staged his own hate-crime attack on Feb. 21. He was indicted by a Cook County grand jury on March 8.


You think guys in the good ole USA are the only Madden Gods on the planet? I think not...our brothers from another mother have graced our pages for a few yrs now. Caribbean Gamer-Zone from Jamaica is nearly the equivalent of G4R and periodically we give them a shout out. Imagine G4R in the islands if you will and you'll get the concept. Wow who knew island guys ball like this lol.
Vid is a few years old but we still keep in touch, I believe for this tourney they flew in guys from England, Africa and other countries to compete. We featured them about 3yrs ago and don't know if any of original members are still onboard. All good we'll do our part to track down the champs to see if they wanna lace up the cleats again and take a stab at G4R and our affiliate leagues for M16. Yeah these guys took trash talking to the next level by following loser around with a mic! Check the Vid!


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NYC and Yaogun Yappin…
Next week, Dec 7-11, I'll be in the Big Apple for talks across the NYC-area. So tell all your New Yorker friends…!
Here's the skinny:
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2012, 7pm
In conversation with former Time Out Beijing music editor, Jennifer Conrad
Ran Tea House
269 Kent Ave, Brooklyn, New York 11211
Facebookers should join up here
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2012 2.30pm
Dean's Symposium: Asian Media and Popular Culture: Chinese State Television and Rock 'n' Roll
A panel discussion on the development of state media and popular culture in China, alongside Ying Zhu, author of Two Billion Eyes
College of Staten Island
1C – Green Dolphin Lounge
2800 Victory Boulevard, Staten Island
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2012 at 6.30pm
Colloquium for Unpopular Culture at NYU
Campbell introduces and discusses the amazing yaogun documentary Rock Heart Beijing (2008), which follows the adventures of Beijing-based garage-punk band SUBS as they tour China and Europe.
Room 471, 20 Cooper Square (East 5th and Bowery)
New York University, New York, NY 10003
Author adminPosted on November 30, 2012 November 30, 2012 Categories Red Ramblings
Cui Jian Branches Out, Again…
He's been a star onstage for thirty-odd years now, so it's only reasonable that Cui Jian, the inventor of yaogun, would opt to join the action on other sides of the stage. And the action in question is not his film forrays: in 2009, he was one of three directors that contributed segments to Chengdu, I Love You (which, by the by, debuted at the Venice Film Festival); his 3D concert film came out earlier this year; and his full-length directorial debut, Blue Bone, which tells the story of a young musician, is set for a 2013 release. No, Cui is looking to branch out into another place altogether…
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Author adminPosted on November 29, 2012 Categories Red Ramblings, Red RockersTags cui jian, festival, midi music festival1 Comment on Cui Jian Branches Out, Again…
Microblogging: 1, The Man: 0; Yaogun: ?
Big ups to China Music Radar for this juicy tidbit, in which we are told of how Weibo, China's Twitter, helped Chengdu, Sichuan rock band Mr. Chelonian emerge victorious over AMC Group, the company behind a Tiger Beer Battle of the Bands competition that had refused to pay the fee the band was promised.
Continue reading "Microblogging: 1, The Man: 0; Yaogun: ?"
Author adminPosted on November 20, 2012 November 20, 2012 Categories Red Ramblings, Red RockersTags chengdu, china music radar, little bar, mr chelonian, sponsorship
Bring Culture to the Party
Photo, Reuters via http://bit.ly/RwegMt
The Big Party just wrapped up in Beijing has meant many things to many people. "Sparta" (si ba da or 斯巴达), as the Sino-weboverse has dubbed the 18th Party Congress (shi ba da 十八大) in order to refer to the otherwise unreferrable-to, has taken over. Sure, there's a transition of power, but what seems to be clearest in all the transitioning is that daily life for your average capital-city residents has been made difficult – to say nothing of what it's done to the city's pigeon-flyers and ping-pong-ball distributors and to taxi passengers driven by less-than-fragrant drivers. Beyond the Middle Kingdom, the world waited in anticipation to hear who would step up as the country's CEO and who would be on the Board of Directors. The world's media seemed transfixed, breathing with bate, as the world watched, carefully, who helped whom sit where, who strode up to the stage in front of whom, and, you know, other matters of international concern.
Among all the transitional talk comes reflections on China's relationship with various nations; how the new boss(es) will do on that front. But here's what nobody seems to be talking about: Culture.
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Author adminPosted on November 19, 2012 November 19, 2012 Categories Foreign Devils, Red RamblingsTags 18 party congress, abigail washburn, collaboration, cross-culture, culture, david braid, go west, hanggai, sparrow quartet
Update From the Road, One Last Time…
Greetings from Singapore, where the Singapore Writers Festival is in full swing… Some geography and chronology to update you all on…
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Author adminPosted on November 4, 2012 November 16, 2012 Categories Foreign Devils, Red RamblingsTags hong kong, on the road, singapore, singapore writers festival, sydney, trail of dead, underground


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Home > Commercial Aviation > Concorde At 50: Faster Than A Speeding Bullet
Concorde At 50: Faster Than A Speeding Bullet
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March 2, 1969, marks the 50th anniversary of the first flight of the Anglo-French Concorde, the world's first and—so far—only supersonic civil airliner to see prolonged service. As plans advance for a 21st-century generation of civil supersonic aircraft, we take a trip back through Aviation Week & Space Technology's archives to highlight some of the Concorde's earlier years. See Also Photo Gallery: Concorde At 50: Droop Snoop Concorde's 50th ...
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So, we will start with setting up the Log4j for our project. Copy below code in "log4j.properties" file. you will need Apache commons logging jar, which you can find in this article's source code.
# A default log4j configuration for log4j users.
# directory.  You are also encouraged to edit it as you like.
oauthURL = sfdcInstance + "/services/oauth2/authorize?response_type=code&client_id=" + consumerKey + "&redirect_uri="
Above servlet is starting/landing servlet and authenticate your application with Salesforce using Consumer Key and Consumer Secret. After Authentication using OAuth it will call another servlet to merge PDF and save back in Salesforce.
Now, create a new Servlet which will actually read the attachment Ids from parameter and merge PDF using "iTextPDF" jar and save back again in Salesforce.
you will also need to map the Servlet URL in "web.xml" file, which you can find in source code attached.
To run above application, enter this URL in address bar "https://localhost:8443/PDFMerge_J2EE/".
After running above code, first time it will ask you to enter the username and password of salesforce account to allow access to your local application and then it will get all the attachments specified in code and after merging it will again attach it to parent id passed in parameter.
i am new to salesforce i am confuse about its future scope currently i am small company having 15 employees???
I don't have knowledge in java or .net or html,I want to learn salesforce crm to start my career in this. Can i go with this? How much part of coding is for a developer and administrator?
sir .can you please provide the equivalent description for connectivity through window phone 8.
Sorry to say but i have not tried like this. You can try to check Mobile SDK of SFDC.
Very useful post. Question: Where is the Salesforce class used below located?
Complete Source code is not posted in this article, Please download zip file from link available at end of this post.
when comes to the concept of whitelisting , they wont whitelist the ip ranges of salesforce , as it is not static, and for the security reasons..


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③ Office supplies in a reasonable amount for enterprises and administrative agencies inside the zone and machines and equipment imported by the companies inside the zone for personal use are excused from taxes.
(2) Imported goods in the zone are bonded.
(3) Goods in the territory (refer to inside the territory and outside the zone, the same below) entering into the zone is deemed as being exported and can get tax rebates.
(4) Goods in the zone selling to places in the territory should go through declaration formalities in accordance with relevant provisions and be taxed according to the actual state of the goods.
(5) Goods transactions between enterprises in the region are exempt from VAT and consumption tax.


With its simple silhouette and sleek lines, this contemporary sofa will look great in any modern home. Tufted back cushions add an additional design appeal, and the included throw pillows offer a pop of color against the beautiful gray fabric.
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R. Kelly seeks courts permission to travel to Dubai
by Music-News.com on March 21, 2019
Embattled singer R. Kelly is set to request permission to travel to the United Arab Emirates to honour previously-scheduled concert commitments in Dubai.
Kelly was ordered to surrender his passport as part of his bail conditions in February (19), after he was indicted on 10 felony counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse against four victims, three of whom were allegedly minors at the time of the incidents.
He is due to return to court on Friday (22Mar19), and during the hearing, his lawyer Steve Greenberg plans to ask the judge to lift his client's travel ban to allow Kelly to take a private jet to Dubai next month (Apr19) so he can perform at a series of pre-booked private gigs.
According to ABC News, the legal papers will reference three to five shows scheduled to take place between 17 and 19 April (19).
"He needs to be able to work like anyone else who is free on bond, and the law needs to be adaptable," Greenberg told the Chicago Sun-Times of his motion, explaining he would offer to travel with the singer to act as a "chaperone".
Greenberg had previously blamed Kelly's financial woes on his damaged reputation following the January (19) broadcast of the Surviving R. Kelly docuseries, which examined a string of decades-old allegations of sexual misconduct made against the R&B veteran.
He has denied all accusations of inappropriate conduct and vowed to clear his name, but the scandal has already cost him his record deal with Sony Music, as well as two shows in Germany, where promoters decided to cancel two April dates in the wake of Kelly's indictment.
The disgraced star is also struggling to keep up with child support payments to his ex-wife, Andrea Kelly, who claims she hasn't received any funds from him in months.
He was found in contempt of court in late February (19) as a result of his repeated missed payments, and was jailed for three days earlier this month (Mar19) after failing to settle his debt of more than $160,000 (£121,000) to help care for their three children.
An anonymous donor covered the fee to secure Kelly's release.
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Ryan Adams has reportedly been cleared following an FBI investigation into alleged inappropriate correspondence between him and underage girls.
Foo Fighters Celebrate Dave Grohl's Birthday
Hot on the heels of "No Son of Mine," Foo Fighters unleash another dose of Medicine at Midnight in the form of "Waiting on a War". The track is a sprawling melodic opus that gradually builds to a patented FF rave-up.
Are Robbie Williams And Kylie Minogue Planning New Duet?
Robbie Williams has confirmed reports suggesting he and Kylie Minogue are in talks to record a secret new track, revealing he has "big plans" for the song.


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Q: Install jar with dependencies to maven repository (Android gcm-server push library) I work on an industrialized large maven project, and on an application module, I need to be able to send push notifications to Android (with new Google Cloud Messaging).
It seems google provide themselves the server-side library to send the notifications, and according to the mailing list they do not provide any maven repository.
The first step mentionned in the google documentation is:
Copy the gcm-server.jar file from the SDK's gcm-server/dist directory to your server classpath.

I'm not going to do that so i've added the jar to my local repository and will add it to our enterprise Nexus.
mvn install:install-file
 -Dfile=gcm-server.jar
 -Dsources=gcm-server-sources.jar
 -DgroupId=com.google.android.gcm
 -DartifactId=gcm-server
 -Dversion=r3
 -DgeneratePom=true
 -Dpackaging=jar

But i've just noticed that the library has dependencies (simple-json, mockito and junit).
It's not precised if they are runtime or tests but i guess only simple-json is used at runtime.
I think retrieving the GCM dependency from our Nexus should also permit to retrieve the transitive dependencies like this simple-json lib right?
Thus what am i supposed to do? Should i create on my own a pom file for a project i don't own, and then import the project to my maven repository with -DpomFile=my-custom-pom.xml?
Thanks

A: See https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/android-gcm/oukjcHpbLj4/lql_IzpjmUkJ%5B1-25%5D.
It seems that google simply doesn't publish this jar in any maven repository. You have two options:

*

*Include all (transitively) dependent jars in your repository

*(like you said) Create your own pom file

I would go for the second option. It's not that hard.

A: Works using:
 <dependency>
        <groupId>com.google.android.gcm</groupId>
        <artifactId>gcm-server</artifactId>
        <version>1.0.2</version>
 </dependency>

And
<repository>
        <id>gcm-server-repository</id>
        <url>https://github.com/slorber/gcm-server-repository/raw/master/releases/</url>
</repository>

A: Finally i've ended creating my own pom.
I've created a maven repository on github here:
https://github.com/slorber/gcm-server-repository
Thus anyone can download this jar with maven and also its transitive dependencies.
I've added the files/commands so that you know how i've done.
Add repository:
<repository>
    <id>gcm-server-repository</id>
    <url>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/slorber/gcm-server-repository/master/releases/</url>
</repository>

And dependency:
<dependency>
    <groupId>com.google.android.gcm</groupId>
    <artifactId>gcm-server</artifactId>
    <version>1.0.2</version>
</dependency>

A: If you use Linux or Mac, you may use the following script saved as mvn-intall-jar:
#!/bin/sh
# Script to mavenize any JAR files
# by Muhammad Ichsan <ichsan@gmail.com>
#

desc=$1
binary=$2
source=$3

if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then
    echo "Usage $0 <DESCRIPTION> <BINARY JAR FILE> [SOURCE JAR FILE]"
    echo "e.g. $0 com.google.android.gcm/gcm-server/2.1.4 gcm-server.jar gcm-server-src.jar"
    exit 1
fi

groupId=`echo $desc | awk -F '/' '{print $1}'`
artifactId=`echo $desc | awk -F '/' '{print $2}'`
version=`echo $desc | awk -F '/' '{print $3}'`

if [ "$version" = "" ]; then
    echo "Invalid DESCRIPTION"
    exit 1
fi

if [ "$source" != "" ]; then
    mvn install:install-file\
 -Dfile=$binary\
 -DgroupId=$groupId\
 -DartifactId=$artifactId\
 -Dversion=$version\
 -DgeneratePom=true\
 -Dpackaging=jar\
 -Dsources=$source
else
    mvn install:install-file\
 -Dfile=$binary\
 -DgroupId=$groupId\
 -DartifactId=$artifactId\
 -Dversion=$version\
 -DgeneratePom=true\
 -Dpackaging=jar
fi

And use this:
<dependency>
    <groupId>com.google.android.gcm</groupId>
    <artifactId>gcm-server</artifactId>
    <version>1.0.2</version>
</dependency>

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Srinagar : Deputy Commissioner Srinagar, Dr Syed Abid Rasheed Shah, Wednesday took an extensive tour of Downtown visiting various areas and inspecting public facilities available there.
The DC also visited the shrine of Sheikh Hamza Makhdoom at Rainawari here and took stock of arrangements in place for the ongoing annual Urs there.
He directed the officials to make adequate arrangements for smooth observance of the Urs, instructing for ensuring all basic facilities including drinking water supply, uninterrupted power, transport, parking and first aid facilities for devotees and maintaining cleanliness in and around the shrine.
Dr Shah also interacted with the office bearers of the shrine administration and sought details about the arrangements made for the smooth observance of the Urs.
The annual Urs celebrations of the Sufi saint is held every year from 11 to 24 Safar of the Islamic calendar. The main function, expected to draw thousands of devotees from across Kashmir, will be held this Saturday.
The DC also visited the Naqshband Sahib shrine at Khwaja Bazar here and inspected the ongoing preservation work on the historic mosque there.
Pertinently, the district administration has availed of services of the Archaeological Survey of India in order to ensure proper conservation and preservation of the historic structure.
Senior officers from all concerned departments accompanied the DC on the occasion.


Interview with Shaufique Fahmi Ahmad Sidique – Director for Institute of Agricultural and Food Policy Studies, 27 July 2015 (Montpellier) on the occasion of the visit at Agropolis International of a delegation from Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) led by the Vice Chancelor of the University, within the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding signed for 5 years which includes the implementation of a Labex (a Virtual Laboratory of Universiti Putra Malaysia).
The European Labex UPM is set along the lines of the two Labex currently hosted in Montpellier: namely the Brazilian Embrapa's LABEX Europe and the Argentinian Inta's Labintex. The first researcher will arrive in Montpellier before the end of 2015.
Interview made by Claudine Soudais, Agropolis International.


The temperature continues to drop and the snow keeps on piling; however, the drama will keep the heat on in Salem for the little town and all its residents! Learn more about what will happen to Chabby, Gabi, Stefan, Jarlena, Jack, Jennifer, Eve, and others in the 12 crazy and surprising winter 2019 spoilers for Days of Our Lives (DOOL).
Soap opera legend Judith Chapman will be returning to the land of Salem in late January playing the role of Diana Cooper. DOOL fans will remember that Chapman was cast in the role of Anjelica Deveraux in 1990, and returned for a special appearance as Anjelica this past Halloween on the show.
Young and the Restless (Y&R) fans will also remember Chapman as Gloria Bardwell, and interestingly enough, she played mom to character Kevin Fisher, who was played by actor Greg Rikaart (Days' current Leo). Well, Diana also happens to be Leo's mom, which is sure to re-create the stellar mother-son dynamic that both Chapman and Rikaart displayed on the Y&R. But there's more to Diana's story, and DOOL winter spoilers tease that Cooper will unleash a ton of havoc on Salem when she strolls in.
10. Trouble in Jarlena Paradise?
Trouble is headed for John and Marlena, as Diana Cooper is the infamous Dianna Colville (formerly played by actress Genie Francis), a character that was established in the late 1980s. Long-time DOOL fans will recall that Diana and John were actually a thing back in the day, and with her return, she is sure to cause a ton of problems for Jarlena. Plus, could Leo be Black's son?
Speaking of Ben, actress (and Justin Hartley's wife) Chrishell Stause Hartley returns to the DOOL cast to reprise her Jordan Ridgeway role. She will undoubtedly offer support to her brother Ben, but will she also dive into some romance? Rafe is out of town helping Sami out, but when he returns, could Jordan (and Ted) place a wedge between Rope?
DOOL fans all believed she was dead back in late 2018, and Nicole Walker very well still might be; however, as per the Days app actress Arianne Zucker is set for a return, and she was slated for a comeback along with Paul Telfer (the actor who plays Xander). Xander is alive, well, and back in Salem, so Nicole might not be too far behind. But, will she return to the land of living, or will the show bring her back as a ghost?
Speaking of Nicole, her daughter's custody will continue to be a huge storyline moving forward during the winter season. DOOL spoilers indicate that a number of characters will come forward, interested in gaining custody of the toddler. Does this mean Eric's days as her guardian are numbered? Will Nicole swoop in alive and well, and take over from there? Only time will tell.
Chloe has made it no secret: she would love to raise Baby Holly, and as the child's surrogate mother, the two definitely have a bond. Well, come late January, DOOL spoilers indicate that a cryptic threat will be thrown Chloe's way. Could it have to do with the custody battle? Maybe her relationship with Brady? Or could Xander be behind it all? You'll have to tune it to find out!
DOOL winter spoilers reveal that a secret shall be exposed this season that will rock fans to their core! In fact, said explosive secret will affect a variety of Salemites when it hits the fan. With something this big, it really could involve anyone, or perhaps be something that will affect an entire family in town, like the Hortons or the Bradys.
He's already proving to be a thorn in Jack and Jennifer's side, thanks to his alliance with Eve; however, DOOL winter spoilers indicate that Xander has some information he plans on using to get something he believes is rightfully his. Days spoilers also indicate he'll continue to wreak havoc for some couples in Salem as well, messing with their relationships.
Sad news for Abigail fans! The actress who plays Abby, Kate Mansi, has already wrapped up filming and the character is headed out of town very soon. Kate reprised her DOOL role in November 2018 and will be seen until late February. Such a shame that Abby will be written off, especially with the downfall of Gabi and the return of her dad Jack.
Recast alert! Actor Tyler Christopher, who currently plays Stefan O. DiMera on the show, will be off the soap for a while, on a leave of absence (for personal reasons). Replacing him is fellow General Hospital alumni, actor Brandon Barash. No final airdate has been announced for Tyler, but fans should expect the Stefan "switch" to occur come March.


How to build a WebLogic WebService from a WSDL?
Can you illustratively explain how can we use Apache HTTP Server 2.2 as a proxy server in a weblogic cluster environment.
I have a clustered environment that has the back-end business deployed and a single server in a different domain that connects to that cluster. This single server hosts the web-application.
Would you please find some time to help me?
Step1). Download Apache Web server version 2.0 or later.
Step2). Copy the libproxy_61.so file from the BEA_HOMEserverpluginlinuxi686libproxy_61.so directory to the APACHE_HOMEmodules directory.
Step6). Run the Apache.exe file from APACHE_HOMEbin.
I am using Oracle BPM admin Version 10.3 and the problem is from where I launch PAPI Web Service Console as am using Oracle BPM for WLS. As you knew I will not get the option of checkbox in the "BPM Web Applications" tab & "Launch PAPI Web Service Console" will be also not available inside admin center. Please help me to proceed.
I am very sorry but i am not much aware of Oracle BPM and PAPI Web Service.
Thanks for all the good work you are doing and keep doing..
I have a question about webservices client generation. Which one is better and why between clientgen and apache axis? We use weblogic 9.2 server.
Apache provided Axis APIs and WebLogic provided Clientgen both can be used to generate the WebService ClientSide Artifacts. They generate it in it's own style. As such there is no comparision b/w these two..like which one is best.
But i will recommend that if you are planning to interact with WebService whcih is deployed on WebLogic… then Better you should always go for "CLIENTGEN"….
AXIS Apis uses different set of Parsers and WebLogic uses different Parsers…And Many times u will find these parser conflicts in WebLogic with AXIS artifacts …those conflicts can be corrected…though..better use CLIENTGEN generated artifacts….
But if you are going to implement your WebService in containeras like Tomcat…then better u should choose AXIS.
Please I need help on this one really bad. We are using wls 10.3.2 on window 7/2008 r2 64bit edition.
I'm tyring to upgrade to 10.3.2 and use JAXWS instead of JAXRPC for our web services. First the migration from 10.3.0 to 10.3.2 using JAXRPC web services are good. Then tried generating server side JAXWS web services with jwsc, that went fine also. But when I tried using clientgen with type="JAXWS" webservices to generate the client artifacts to be use by our standalone java swing client the packages of our javabeans (use as parameters and return value and just POJO) are all wrong and also those javabeans are duplicated if the javabeans are used in several web services methods that are in the different package. Let me give you an example so you can see. For ex. we have several javabeans we use as parameters and return values for our web services methods/call (the package is shown in the full name of the javabeans). (1) com.starcomsoft.pp.address.Address; (2) com.starcomsoft.pp.account.Account; (3) com.starcomsoft.pp.customer.Customer; (4) com.starcomsoft.pp.order.Order & com.starcomsoft.order.OrderItem. We have 2 EJB stateless session bean as webservices and they are com.starcomsoft.pp.customer.jws.CustomerWSImpl and com.starcomsoft.pp.order.jws.OrderWSImpl. The Customer bean has an address as one of it's field and an Account has a Customer as one it's field also. An Order bean has a Shipping/Billing address field and a Customer field and a Collection of OrderItems in it.
Below is the CustomerWSimpl class..
When I generate the client artifacts for CustomeWSImpl using "clientgen" with type="JAXWS", the Address, Account, Customer bean will all have the same package. For example in this case com.starcomsoft.pp.customer.jws …, and for the OrderWSImpl – the Address, Customer, Order, OrderItem the packaging is "com.starcomsoft.pp.order.jws". Also the Address, Customer are duplicated. I've tried different combination value for all the attributes of "clientgen" but to no success. I'm I missing anything on my POJO or EJB stateless Bean's?
Below is an example of the ant task for "jwsc" and "clientgen".
Don't Use weblogic.wsee.tools.anttasks.ClientGenTask If you are using ANT build to define your Client Gen Defination.
Specifies where the clientgen task gets the implementation of any non-built-in Java data types used in a Web Service: either the task generates the Java code or the task gets it from the EAR file that contains the full implementation of the Web Service. Valid values are True (use the Java code in the EAR file) and False. Default value is False.For the list of non-built-in data types for which clientgen can generate data type components.
The wls clientgen will generatate the proper package for the Customer class. This will work only if the Customer is just plain VO or POJO (just normal getter/setter properties and field).
I thought of sharing this information to help others who might be having the same problem like I did.
Need to throw my own custom exception in jax-ws using WLS 10.3.2.0. This exception is usually a business or application exception and not your regular runtime exception. Your help is very much appreciated.
When the clientgen generated the artifacts for Status enum, it just a plain Status enum without the custom fields and constructor and custom properties. Let me show you below what I mean.
I tried all sorts of annotation and no success. The only work around so far, is just overwrite the clientgen generated artifacts with my own StatusEnum that has the custom field, properties and constructor so I can actually use it in my client swing properly. This is ok only if you have very few java enum, but in our case we have about at least 30 jave enum. Do you know if my need is even possible right now in wls jaxws? Your help is very much appreciated.
I am also observing the same behavious as yours. So far i didn't find any workaround to get rid of this…i tried with my testCase as well…And i can see that the Methods are not getting generated in the ClisntSide Artifacts for our Enums after ClientGen task.
Checking some other alternatives for this.
I have an integration web service question. Calling a .net/c# web services and retrieving and pushing data thru that web service. And the other way around is exposing my weblogic web service so that a .net/c# web service or application can also retrieve data and push data in my system. I couldn't find any information on the oracle site about weblogic integration with .net frameworks. The business case is we are trying to integrated with Great Plains system via web services. I just don't understand it, i thought web services are standard and language neutral, yet I can't seem to find any information regarding this things. So any info or help is very much appreciated.
which should be fixed in 2.2.1.
Is it possible to switch the JAX-WS to a newer one?
Which version of Metro is implementet in WLS 10.3.0?
Which versions of JAX-WS and Metro are in WLS 10.3.2?
You won't find any document in Oracle Docs/BEA Docs which tells that which Version of Metro is supported with WebLogic….because so far there is no declaration on that.
It's basically a Sun's Implementation. Many Users face issues with Metro-WLS combination. I dont think it's going to work…soon until Oracle Provides a clear RoadMap on that.
Regarding your Query: Which version of Metro is implementet in WLS 10.3.0?
WebLogic doesnt have any Implementation of Metro. It's basically Sun's implementation. And the Jars related to Metro APIs…DOES NOT Ship with WebLogic Installation.
Do u know how can i solve this issue? Thanx in advance!
Can u help me with this? I made the WS time ago and works fine i dont know why im having problems now.
2). Are u using XMLBeans inside your WebService?
3). Which version of WLS are u using?
4). Have u recently upgraded your WebService stuff from any previous version of WebLogic?
5). What changes recently u have made inside your WebService Methods?
6). Are u getting Error oly on client side or on WebLogic Server Side as well.
It will be really much helpful if you can give me a TestCase…if possible.
Right now i will recommend … Please run ". ./setWLSEnv.sh" or "setWLSEnv.cmd" in a fresh command window first then try to run the client.
I have attached a Screenshot of SOAP Envelope as well inside the ZIP and couple of "soapMessages".
Can u teach me about jars that are necesary to run weblogic webservices in a stand alone client? and in some blogs said that weblogic.jar should be on top of the classpath… there is an order for jars in classpath??
Finally i will try ur test case tomorrow… thanks for all Jay!
I'm having a problem with my web services on WebLogic. I'm using WS-Security and the digest is computed over the SOAP Body. I'm using SOAP UI to test my web service. When there is a space (or multiple spaces) between the SOAP Body tag and the contents of the body, the digest is computed by SOAP UI including the space, however by the time I get access to the SOAP message (via a handler) that space is removed. I deployed the same application on JBoss and things work fine.
Are you facing any issue because of the spaces being removed by the SOAPHandlers? I means are u getting any kind of Call Failure or SOAPExceptions? Which version of WLS are u using ? And What kind of WebService is it? (JAXWS or JAXRPC).
If it is happening with Simple WebServices as well then i will try to reproduce it at my end for further investigation.
Thanks for the reply. I'm using WLS 10.3 "out-of-the-box" and I've deployed a JAXWS webservice. The issue that I have is that when I attempt to "turn-on" WS security, the digest in the signature doesn't match what the client sent because the client computed the digest with the spaces and the server removes that spaces before the digest is computed.
All that is needed to reproduce is to submit a soap request that contains spaces (after and befor the beginning of the SOAP body content) and output the soap message from a SOAP Handler. You will see that the spaces are removed.
I am able to reproduce the Issue in WLS10 MP1, WLS10.3.0, WLS10.3.1 as well as in WLS10.3.2 as well. Right now i am not able to find any workaround for this issue. I am still researching. I will update you as soon as i get any useful information on this.
I think opening a Support ticket with Oracle WebLogic Support team will be a good option. But i doubt you might get an answer "It is Work As Designed".
It's a known issue with Oracle WebLogic when we run a service in WLS10 or above and if we generate a Service Client in WLS8.1 …then sometimes we get this error. So please contact Oracle Support the already have a patch for this. But i do not remember the Patch Number exactly.
Hello there Jay… can u provide a test case with a complex type contract first soap web service and the build.xml to create the code?
And why this approach (contract first) is better than or not than the approach of create the code and then with build.xml generate de wsdl?
I used to use the last approach because i follow ur test cases in this forum.
I have two machine, on one machine oracle weblogic server is installed and on another machine oracle db11g is installed. I have db table in database having column(id,name).Now whenever a new row is inserted i want to put these values in static hashMap hm(key will be id and value will be name).but this static hashmap is on weblogic server(java memory),because some other application on weblogic server is reading this hashMap.Means my oracle server should notify to weblogic server that new row is added in table.
I have spent hours looking for tutorials on Google. However I cannot seem to find anything that holds the hand,.Your help is much appreciated.
As WebLogic Server and Oracle are separate Entities and there is no common Listener available which can be used at WebLogic End to find out if there is a new record inserted in the Database Table or not. So from Database side or from WebLogic side there is no such feature available to do this specific task.
But WebLogic provides us a feature of "Job Schedulers" and "TimerManagers" which can be used to keep checking the Database table and can count it's row if it is increment then it can notify the application the same.
Im here again to ask for ur help, can u please make a tutorial about sending attachments to JAX-WS?
thanx for ur help Jay… can u admins teach me how can i make an stress test to a SOAP Web Service?
Mauricio, you can use SoapUI + LoadUI.
I have an issue with our web servce deployed on Weblogic Cluster. We have deployed one rws-service web service to cluster and later if i am tring to test the web service from the Testing Tab, i am getting the error like "Webpage cannot be found". But if i click on WSDL link, it is working fine and SOAP URL also working fine. Also i am not able to find any errors in an log files. Could you please suggest some options on troubleshoot.
Once the above application is deployed access the following URL: http://localhost:7001/wls_utc and then enter the WSDL address of any webservice in the text box (Whether it is deployed on the same Server or a remote server) then you will get the test page.
This Technique we use Specially in case of Clustered and Production Env.
I have deployed the wlstestclient.ear file. But as you said i tried to access the link http://localhost:7001/wls_utc but itis also giving the "Webpage cannot be found" error. But there is another link or this application like http://localhost:7001/wls_utc/begin.do which is working fine and asking for WSDL to test. If i have given any of the web service WDSL here to test it is working fine even for the WSDLs. But i am failed to understand why the "Test Client" is not working on Cluster and working on Single node(as i said even wlstestclient.ear application also has the same issue). Is there any otherway to test.
The Testclient which get generated after webservice deployment is not designed for a Clustered Environment. The testclient is simply a utility to test your webservices are designed an functioning properly o not.
So wlstestclient.ear is not intended for testing a clustered webservice. You will have to contact Oracle Support to know exactly when they are going to release a new webService test client which will have more focus on a webservice which is deployed on cluster.
Thanks Jay, I thought the same and contacted Oracle already and they suspected it may be a bug. Currently they working on it.
Anyway, thanks for clarifying my doubts Jay. New think i learned is from our last conversation is that we have wlstestclient.ear application to test web services(i don't know it earlier 🙂 ).
[clientgen] error: (Relevant to above error) another "AsynchronousOperation" is generated from here.
[clientgen] error: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: (Relevant to above error) another "AsynchronousOperation" is generated from here.
If you need more info or if you need the url of the wsdl to test please tell me… but i can do it on private message.
PS. When i run the clientgen task without attribute "type" i can get the client artifacts and source.
Are you using the Old style "ClientGen" ? I mean are you defining the ?
So please try adding the above clientgen taskdef in your Client Gen build script (if your client classpath contains WLS9.x or higher WLS Classes).
I'm working on the Client Application for calling a remote WebService. I'm facing an issue when I'm trying to invoke the WebService call.
We are using Weblogic Server 10.0 MP1 version and JRockit JDK 1.5.
I have created JAX-RPC Client using ClientGen Ant Task of the Weblogic Server to generate the Client Artifacts for the WebService.
We are having an issue with web service call, when we are performing load testing for online banking.
We are using Oracle Flexcube for core banking and vendor developed application for online banking, which make web service call to Flexcube.
When we are hitting with 500 web service call at a time, all the web services are not being processed at once, instead the request are being pile up some where (Not sure where) and causing the delay in processing the web service request.
I have tried the below, but it didn't help.
What I have observed is, only 20-30 request are being processed at a given point of time, not all.
The datasource, these web service used has max pool size of 150 and it didn't crossed >20 at any point of time.
There is no network issue and we have confirmed these using TCP monitor.
Thank you very much Rene. Creating work manager to handle the thread pool really helps.
Your site is great.It's a wonderful place to gain knowledge.I am facing below issue with SOAP Handlers in my webservice.
I am using SOAP web service and have generated the java stubs through WSDL using apache axis with JAX-WS via ant. I want to print the request and response SOAP XML in log file as well as store them in the database.
ld.xml:160: weblogic.wsee.tools.WsBuildException: JWS Validation failed.
I'm not able to identify the root cause of this issue.Your help in this regard is highly appreciated.
I'm using Weblogic9.2 as Application Server.
I am fairly new to web services on SOA Suite and want to get an understanding of how the information flows. we have some backend systems that are exposed to our system either via JDBC or EJB calls. As a middleware application we normally perform some transformations, validations and basic checks on the data to and from these systems. In the olden golden days of WebLogic Integration, we would just have Java EAO/DAO [EJB/Data access objects] classes that would perform the earlier mentioned operations on the data.
1) What's the best way to perform the above for JDBC calls?
2) What's the best way to perform the above for EJB calls?
3) If I were to create session beans for either or both, expose them as a web service and have the SOA Suite call those web services, would it be a reasonable solution?
4) For #3, would the session bean based web service and the SOA Suite run on the same JVM if they are located in the same Managed server?
5) For #3, how would the information flow with both session bean and SOA Suite on the same managed server – please include low level details such as http calls involving network communication or …?
Thanks for all the information you can provide.
I am worried because I see in the deployment screen that the applications File Transport Provider, SFTP Transport Provider, Ftp Transport Provider and Email Transport Provider are not running.


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Lisa Reihana - Interview with Kim Hill
Kim Hill, RNZ, October 16, 2021
Multi-disciplinary artist Lisa Reihana (Ngāpuhi - Ngāti Hine, Ngāi Tū - Te Auru) is the Artist In Focus for the upcoming Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts. She will be bringing a series of her most celebrated pieces alongside new works to the Wellington region for the festival.
Among the works on display is the critically acclaimed in Pursuit of Venus [infected], which has travelled to London, San Francisco, Estonia, Taipei and further, but never to Wellington - until now. The large-scale video installation has just opened at Te Papa for a special extended festival season, coinciding with the release of the festival programme.
Reihana joins the show to discuss her work and play a few favourites.


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Home Community The Real Malaysia
The Real Malaysia
by Anthony Dylan
Malaysia is a country which seems to have never ending issues with diversity. While we celebrate Malaysia, many hate mongers seem to start mongering along the lines of race (ethnicity) and religion. When you tear away the rhetoric which politicians never seem to get bored of in making themselves relevant and popular, we find that peace does not seem to be their intent. It is as if politicians are the real culprits. How can we ever respect them but yet continuously play to their tune every now and then. Yes, like it or not we are like puppets. We show strength but cow when it matters.
What was the dream of Malaysia? Is it not for a new nation which would stand tall as a model for unity in diversity? A strength found in the sinews of every Malaysian focusing on the well being and progressive nature as a country instead. Is it not enough shame that we have shown how we could build world class facilities but yet fail in inculcating a world class use and maintain culture?
Today, Malaysia is at a crossroads. Only the people can save it. Not foreigners or permanent residents who do nothing but spew divisive rhetoric. The government is placed there by the citizens of Malaysia. If there is a blame to be pointed out, it would be the voters who have put them there. Expecting a world class line up but failing to monitor and maintain world class actions expected of them. The same fervor and passion ended at the result night.
The history of Malaysia should be corrected. It should begin with the Ministers, Government officials, CEOs and Directors of private institutions. It is disappointing when despite many reminders; many in power or those who have been tasked with doing public relations fail to comprehend.
The real birthday of Malaysia is not 31 August 1957. It is 16 September 1963. There is no Malaysia Merdeka. Because Malaysia was the product of a formation of a federation by Malaya, Sarawak, North Borneo (Sabah) and Singapore on 16 September 1963. The Merdeka celebration was to remember the proclamation of independence from the British and 7 exclamations by the late Tunku Abdul Rahman in Stadium Merdeka on 31 August 1957. That was Merdeka. And this Merdeka is for the Federation of Malaysia.
Sabahans and Sarawakians respect the celebrations of Merdeka of Peninsular Malaysia. But Sabah and Sarawak also needs to be respected of their rights within the Malaysia Agreement 1963 as well as the issue with 1976 amendment of Article 1 (2) of the Malaysia Federal Constitution. Not putting historical facts right is disrespecting the historical fact that Malaysia is a new nation of partner states. These today should be between the Federation of Malaya, Sabah (North Borneo) and Sarawak. Singapore separated from Malaysia on 9th August 1965 to become an independent and sovereign state. It was believed that this separation was the result of deep political and economic differences between the ruling parties of Singapore and the other partners of Malaya, Sabah (North Borneo) and Sarawak.
I tend to believe that this was due to Singapore and Malaya more than Sabah (North Borneo) and Sarawak. It must also be pointed out that Sabah (North Borneo) was self governing on 31 August 1963 from the British. Sarawak was given self rule on 22 July 1963. This date has been unilaterally declared by the Sarawak Government as Sarawak Independence Day.
This was published in the Sarawak Government Gazette Part II Vol. LXXI No 38 on 20th May 2016. In verbatim it reads:
Swk. L. N. 150
The Public Holidays Ordinance
The Public Holiday (Sarawak Independence Day)
Notification, 2016
(Made under section 5)
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 5 of the Public Holidays
Ordinance /Cap. 8 (1958 Ed.)/, the Yang di-Pertua Negeri has made the following
This Notification may be cited as the Public Holiday (Sarawak Independence Day) Notification, 2016.
22nd day of July every year to be observed as a public holiday
The 22nd day of July in every year commencing form the year 2016, has
Been appointed to be observed as a public holiday in Sarawak to be known as the Sarawak Independence Day, in addition to the days mentioned in the First Schedule to the Ordinance.
Dated this 10th day of May 2016.
By command,
DATUK PATINGGI TAN SRI (DR) HAJI ADENAN BIN HAJI SATEM
We should remember that Malaysia was officially born on 16th September 1963. It turns 56 on 16th September 2019. It is not 62 years old. Merdeka for the Federation of Malaya is 62 years old. The facts must be right. The Real Malaysia was born on 16th September 1963. Now, it is up to the real Malaysians who believe in Unity in Diversity to stop those who believe in Diversity in Unity. The voice calling of referendum within the Rule of Law is building up in Sarawak.
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Mabel and Ivy of the Melbourne based duo Charm of Finches.
Sister dream-folk duo Charm of Finches are gearing up for the release of their new album 'Staring at the Starry Ceiling'. Jordy asked the girls some questions whilst at The Push on work experience.
How did Charm of Finches start out? What brought you to work together?
Well we are sisters so we have sung together since forever, singing harmonies in the bath, jamming out on the toy piano when we were really little. We started off in a trio called The Highway Sisters with our friend Bel busking outside the local organic shop. We sang a capella three part harmonies, old American folk, particularly songs from the film "O Brother Where Art Thou". Then in Grade 6 Mabel picked up the guitar and started writing songs and by 2014 we were making our debut EP for Mabel's Year 8 major project.
What is "Staring at the Starry Ceiling" about?
"Staring at the Starry Ceiling" is our first full length album with ten songs on it. The album is very much a journey starting out with a light, whimsical feel but through our single Sky Watching starts to head into a dark, moody territory exploring themes of longing and sadness draped in lush strings.
What can fans expect from your debut album?
Our last EP was more of a representation of how we sound live whereas this album is much more of a studio record with lush strings, Celtic-flavoured fiddle, layers of vocal harmonies, lightly plucked guitar, a splash of banjo and even a sprinkle of hammered dulcimer. We play every instrument on the album, except for hammered dulcimer played by Andy Rigby, flute by Georgia Dillon and percussion by Nick Huggins, have written and arranged ourselves (which we are rather proud of) and are so excited to share them with the world!
What was the song writing process like for the album?
Some of the songs were written up to 2 years ago, where others were written within the period we were recording the album! As a result a lot of the songs are about different things that happened in our lives but the songs still glue together pretty well since a lot of the songs have similar themes and feels. The song Lost Girl was written a week before we went into the studio to record and we decided we just had to record it and it ended up being a perfect bookend for the album, a short little afterthought.
Who are some of you main influences?
Our all time favourite band is First Aid Kit. They inspired us to record an EP when we found out that they recorded their first CD at the ages of 15 and 17. We are also really inspired by Sufjan Stevens and Agnes Obel. Both of them are arranging geniuses; their arrangements are so intricate and beautiful, and so soulful. We think it's so cool that both artists produced their own music and so Mabel decided to co-produce our album with the amazing Nick Huggins. We also really love a lot of local musicians such as Rowena Wise and The Mae Trio.
You won the Darebin Music Feast Songwriter's award for your song "Paper and Ink". How did that feel to win that?
Unbelievable literally! All of the artists were amazing and their songs were so awesome we believed we had no chance. When the judges went off to decide we drank super sweet, fizzy voice-clogging drinks, not thinking we would have to perform the song again (the winner plays the song at the end again). When they announced that we won we were a mixture of shocked and incredibly excited. Whenever we feel like we can't possibly write a good song, it's nice to think of this because it feels really reassuring and we feel understood and appreciated.
What was it like supporting Clare Bowditch?
Singing with Clare Bowditch at the Corner Hotel was probably one of our most exciting on-stage experiences. Looking out onto the packed crowd of absolutely lovely people and having Clare there, who is the most lovely woman ever – was really wonderful. At the time it was the largest audience we'd ever played to so it was incredibly nerve-racking but in a good way.
After that we supported Clare at The Flying Saucer Club which was such an honour!
What was it like working with Nick Huggins? Are there any other artists/producers you would want to work with in the future?
Nick Huggins was the perfect person for us to work with. He is everything we could have hoped for in a producer: relaxed, kind, honest, hilarious and super skilled and experienced. We felt like he really understood our music and how we wanted the album to sound and we worked as a great team to produce something that we are really proud of.
Our dream is to support First Aid Kit, Agnes Obel, Sufjan Stevens, Aurora; the list goes on and on!
What are some of your goals for the future?
Write more songs, make more albums. engineer and produce our own stuff, Ivy wants to learn to how be an ace banjo player!
Our goals for the future is to tour internationally, and play folk festivals overseas and hopefully support some of the artists on our dream list!
Do you have any plans for a national tour this year?
Yes, well, we are playing a launch here in Melbourne on 6th August at the Wonderland Spiegeltent in Docklands, then up to Sydney for a launch at a cute little venue called The Newsagency. Literally an old newsagency shop. We are also planning a Parlour regional Victoria album launch tour, so stay tuned for that!
Check out Charm of Finches' Facebook page for upcoming gigs and more!


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Turing on the new £50 note, Moon landing on the radio, 25 years since Shoemaker-Levy comet
Code-breaker and father of computer science, Alan Turing has been chosen to celebrate the field of science on the new £50 note. Adam Rutherford asks Chief Cashier at the Bank of England, Sarah Johns how and why he was selected and he asks Sue Black, Professor of Computer Science and Technology Evangelist at Durham University, who campaigned to save Bletchley Park, what this accolade means. In 1969, while millions watched the Apollo 11 moon landing on the television, BBC radio was providing scientific and engineering commentary throughout the day. One young scientist brought in to help interpret the lunar landscape was Lionel Wilson, at the time he had just finished his PhD on the mechanics of the Moon's surface. But after seeing evidence of ancient lava fields in the pictures beamed back to Earth, he changed the course of his career and spent the next 50 years studying volcanology on Earth and in space. 25 years ago, the planet Jupiter was peppered with over 20 cometary impacts, this had never been seen before. The comet was Shoemaker Levy 9, which had already broken into icy pieces. Its fiery death had been foretold a year earlier when calculations showed its orbit was due to cross Jupiter's. As D-day approached, July 16 1994, experts wondered whether there would be fireworks, or a fizzle, they weren't disappointed. Producer - Fiona Roberts
Earliest modern human skull, Analysing moon rocks, Viruses lurking in our genomes
A new study shows that 210,000-year-old skull found in Greece is the earliest evidence for modern humans in Eurasia. A second skull found in the same site is found to be a Neanderthal from 170,000 years ago. These findings suggest that modern humans left Africa earlier and reached further than previously thought. Analysing moon rocks The Apollo missions were scientific explorations, bringing back hundreds of kilograms of moon rock to help us understand the formation of the Moon, the Earth and life itself. We are still studying the rocks that were bought back from between 1969 and 1972. Roland Pease went to the Diamond Light Source Syncotron in Oxfordshire, where scientists are still studying these moon rocks. Viruses lurking in our genomes When it comes to our genomes, there is no such thing as 100% human. Our genetic code is a patchwork of DNA that we have picked up or lost along the way. 8% of our DNA comes from viruses. So what does this mean? Much of the viral DNA is thought to have been involved in forming our immune systems, fighting against pathogenic viruses. But it's not all good news, new work suggests that these human endogenous retroviruses or HERVs might also be the missing causative link in major 'unsolved' neurological diseases such as multiple sclerosis [MS], amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease [ALS] and schizophrenia [SCZ]. Presenter: Adam Rutherford Producer: Caroline Steel
X-Rays on Mercury, Monkey Tools, Music of Molecules, AI Drivers
The 2019 Royal Society Summer Science exhibition in London is free to enter and continues until Sunday 7th July. BBC Inside Science this week comes from the Society's HQ in central London. BepiColombo and the X-rays from Mercury Prof Emma Bunce, has been part of the team that last year launched an x-ray telescope on a space probe to Mercury. It will be a long journey, not arriving until 2025. As Emma describes, the MIXS instrument, designed and built in the UK, will analyze the x-rays emitted by the different chemicals on the planet's surface, and so build a map of the abundancies of different atoms across the terrifyingly hostile world. This is only possible because of the strength of the x-rays coming from the sun that strike the atoms on the surface, eliciting a distinctive signature re-emitted back into space. Capuchin Monkeys and their Tools Tomos Proffitt and colleagues announced in a recent paper in the journal Nature Ecology and Evolution their study of archaeological evidence of Brazil's capuchin monkeys using stones and anvils to smash cashew nuts for at least the last 3000 years. It is not the oldest evidence of non-human primate tool use but it is the oldest for monkeys, and suggests tantalisingly that tool use may have emerged in hominin species independently and on numerous occasions. Molecular Music Chemistry and music pupils at Ilkley Grammar School in the UK have been working together with The University of Bradford to create music specific to different molecules. As A-Level students Amelia Milner and Matthew Hodson describe to Adam, they took the distinctive frequencies of the bonds in certain molecules found in nature and transposed them onto the chromatic musical scale. Then the musicians composed pieces using only that set of notes that evoked some of the properties of the molecules. AI Drivers and Machine Learning Genovefa Kefalidou shows Adam a self-driving car circling a track at the exhibition. The technology to identify and track different objects is getting better, and machine learning algorithms can map human actions onto different scenarios to find appropriate responses, but is society ready to trust and accept the benefits they might bring? Presenter: Adam Rutherford Composers: Amelia Milner, Matthew Hodson (water, aspirin) and Daniel Burgess (cinnamic acid) Producer: Alex Mansfield
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On the day that the UK government launches a year long "food-to-Fork" review of food production in the UK, we present a food themed special edition. Global Food Security Maia Elliot is an analyst and writer for Global Food Security, who recently held a competition for young food researchers to present their work in a compelling way in less than 3 minutes. Maia and the winner, Claire Kanja of Rothamstead Research discuss with Adam the broader issues "Food Security" seeks to address, and also how best to communicate often esoteric specialized interest to a broader audience that includes food-consuming tax-payers. A Threat to Wheat Claire's work is looking into a threat to world wheat harvests known as Fusarium Head (or Ear) Blight. She is trying to categorize the proteins that the fungus uses firstly to evade Wheat's defences, and then to kill the plant cells for its own food. Food Freshness Sensor Meanwhile, at Imperial College, Hannah Fisher reports on new work to make cheap-as-chips gas sensitive food labels that could detect levels of gases inside a food packet that indicate it is gone off or decayed. You could even read them with the NFC chip in most smartphones. The Origins and Adaptations of the European Potato Talking of chips, published this week is a genetic history of the cultivated European potato. Using DNA from museum specimens going back centuries, the authors describe a very complicated to-and-froing between continents that enables modern varieties to avoid certain blights and even to form decent sized potatoes when growing in different day-lengths. Sandy Knapp of the Natural History Museum in London was one of the authors. Presenter: Adam Rutherford Producer: Alex Mansfield
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Hopper Stone/20th Century Fox via APDave Bautista, right, and Kumail Nanjiani, standing left, star in the action comedy "Stuber."
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Mark Hill/20th Century Fox via APIn "Stuber," Kumail Nanjiani, right, plays an Uber driver named Stu who is forced to drive around a temporarily blinded detective, played by Dave Bautista, pursuing a dangerous drug dealer.
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If you're going to see one comedy starring Kumail Nanjiani as an Uber driver, please make it the 2017 film he co-scripted, "The Big Sick."
In "Stuber," Nanjiani is again behind the wheel of a compact ride-sharing vehicle, but this time, the comedy is running on fumes and the company (Zoe Kazan in "The Big Sick," Dave Bautista in "Stuber") isn't nearly as good.
Stu is nicknamed "Stuber" by his obnoxious boss at a sporting goods store in a nod to his side gig. He's conscripted by Bautista's Vic, a Los Angeles police detective temporarily blinded by LASIK surgery, to drive him around town. Vic can hardly see, but he's hellbent on pursuing the most lethally acrobatic drug dealer you've ever seen (Iko Uwais of "The Raid"), who months ago killed Vic's partner.
Stu, desperate for a five-star rating, is reluctantly sucked into a "Beverly Hills Cop"-like buddy action comedy that quickly turns violent and a little shrill. Nanjiani and Bautista, the hulking former wrestler best known as Drax in the "Guardians of the Galaxy" films, make a suitably odd pair. Stu is sensitive and nerdy, and desperate for his best friend (Betty Gilpin) to take him seriously as a romantic partner. Vic is gruff and bumbling and often appears almost literally as a bull in a china shop.
Tripper Clancy's script — a kind of comic version of Michael Mann's "Collateral," with Tom Cruise as a contract killer and Jamie Foxx as his cabbie — crafts a hardly novel running dialogue of masculinity. Occasionally, it hits just right, like when Nanjiani summarizes their dynamic: "You're built for justice. I'm built for brunch." But most of the time, it flails around in a stale routine. During a fight at the sporting goods store, Stu exclaims: "Real men cry!"
The movie's premise is one long Uber ad, but it's a clever enough buddy comedy setup, and both Nanjiani and Bautista are good comic performers. So what's missing here? Part of the trouble is that Bautista is playing too much to type (the twist on his brilliant Drax is that he's lovably emotional), and few actors benefit from having their eyes taken from them.
That leaves most of the comedy to Nanjiani, and he does an admirable job trying to give the material a lift. But director Michael Dowse ("Goon") struggles to find the right tone, leaning more into slapdash action scenes than jokes. Any chance of sustained chemistry between the two leads recedes in the rearview mirror.


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Q: Extra characters when make response with @ResponseBody annotation I'm using @RequestMapping and @ResponseBody annotations to make a simple health check response (OK/FAILED) when a load balancer calls my application.
This is my code:
@Controller

public class HealthCheck {

protected ir.iic.release.middleware.persistence.JDBCController JDBCController;

@Autowired
@Qualifier("JDBCController")
public void setJDBCController(JDBCController JDBCController) {
    this.JDBCController = JDBCController;
}

@RequestMapping(value = "/healthCheck", method = RequestMethod.GET)
@ResponseBody
String getHealthStatus() {
    long connectionStatus = 1;
    try {
        connectionStatus = JDBCController.queryForLong("SELECT 1 FROM DUAL");
    } catch (Exception e) {
        connectionStatus = 0;
    }
    return (connectionStatus == 1 ? "OK" : "FAILED");
}
}

everything works fine when I call specified URL by a browser but load balancer does not accept the response. I checked response with WireShark utility to monitor packets, there is no problem in HTTP stream but in TCP stream it looks that exists extra characters before and after OK/FAILED response.
This is TCP stream:
GET /iic-auto/cluster/healthCheck HTTP/1.1
Host: 192.168.136.37:9001
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; Win64; x64; rv:63.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/63.0
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8
Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.5
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
Connection: keep-alive
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Date: Sat, 15 Dec 2018 06:19:54 GMT
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Content-Type: text/html
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HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Sat, 15 Dec 2018 06:19:54 GMT
Transfer-Encoding: chunked
Content-Type: text/html
X-Powered-By: Servlet/2.5 JSP/2.1

0002
OK
0000

Does anybody know how I can solve this problem?
Thanks for your help.

A: They are not extra characters.
They are part of control code used by Transfer-Encoding: chunked


I am looking to find Naturalization papers / birth dates of my great grandparents that came over from Italy in 1906 and 1907 can any one tell me where to go to get this information? I have been all over the places and keep getting dead ends.
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization records are available at the National Archives in Washington, DC. For access to these records, please contact the Textual Reference Archives I Branch at archives1reference@nara.gov. Many of these records have been digitized and are available via Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestryinstitution.com/search/category.aspx?cat=40) for a fee but are free if you conduct your search at one of NARA's facilities.
Oh boy, if you don't know where they were living those citizenship paper could be anywhere, and in all kinds of courts which could drag you from county to state to federal courts! My wife says try this link, they've compiled all that stuff since their start in 1906 and can help.


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