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int main() {
WSADATA wsaData;
int iResult;
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return 0;
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Both of these files in this particular case are called "import libraries". Import libraries are basically a file containing a list of valid functions, so that when you link your exe, the linker knows that those functions will exist in some particular DLL. So when you link to wsock32.lib or ws2_32.lib, the linker now knows that these functions will exist in wsock32.dll and ws2_32.dll. Thus, it will not complain. Now, the .lib import library format is Microsoft's format. GCC/unix/linux/mingw/cygwin etc. have a different format, and the extension for that format is .a. Now, cygwin/mingw etc. provide a ws2_32.a so that when using cygwin/mingw/gcc, the linker can read the import library in the correct format. cygwin/mingw/gcc will simply not understand the .lib. Microsoft provides the .lib files in their SDK, but I am not sure how this will help in this case. (Though the SDK is definitely useful, because it provides lots of header files and DLLs for other useful things you might need, but the import libraries are useless, because gcc/mingw/cygwin will not understand them; unless you use a converter tool, like the one mentioned in your duplicate question).
3) Is it possible to use #pragma comment(lib, "libws2_32.a") to link .a files? I've tried but didn't get success results.
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TL;DR: In this article, you will learn how to secure a Kubernetes cluster (and the applications that run on it) with Istio and Auth0. You will start by creating a brand-new cluster; then you will deploy an unsecured sample application; then, after testing the deployment, you will learn how to secure this application and its pods with Istio and Auth0. For reference, you can find this application in this GitHub repository.
"Learn how to secure a microservices application with Istio and Auth0."
Preface
Security is the most important aspect to get right in every application. Failing to secure your apps and the identity of your users can be very expensive and can make customers and investors lose their faith in your ability to deliver high-quality services. That's why, when developing an application, it's of paramount importance to follow standards and best practices strictly. Luckily, there are big companies like Auth0, Azure AD, Facebook, and Google that can simplify this task by working as the identity providers of your apps. These companies, alongside with increased security, also bring to the table the benefit of enabling users to easily log into your apps without having to create yet another set of credentials.
Now, when it comes to microservices architecture implementing authentication and authorization can be even harder if you decide to implement it on every single microservice. The scenario can become even more problematic if you end up using different stacks to build these microservices. For each stack, you would have a different set of best practices and libraries to implement (probably even write), increasing the surface area of bugs to slip in and consuming company resources that could be invested in providing business value. You don't want that, right?
To solve this problem, you will learn about Istio and about how to integrate it with Auth0. As you will see, by using one of the authentication features provided by Istio, you can easily avoid this problem and secure your applications just once.
Prerequisites
Before starting to learn about Istio and how to use it, you will have to have admin access to a Kubernetes cluster. To get one, you can choose a service like Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE), Azure Kubernetes Service, Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), OpenShift Kubernetes or Kubernetes on DigitalOcean. All of those providers have mature implementations, however, DigitalOcean is the easiest one to get started with, and it's free for a good amount of time.
To avoid investing too much time on the prerequisites, if you don't have a Kubernetes cluster available for you yet, you can use this referral link to get a $100 USD, 60-day credit to spend on DigitalOcean resources. With this amount, you will be able to run your new Kubernetes cluster for more than 500 hours (i.e., for more than 20 days).
Besides a cluster, you will also have to have
kubectl installed and Helm (a package manager for Kubernetes). The next three subsections will show you how to get everything configured.
Creating a Kubernetes Cluster on Digital Ocean
If you already have a Kubernetes cluster that you will use, you can skip this section. Otherwise, please, follow the instructions here to create your Kubernetes cluster on DigitalOcean. For starters, you will have to use the referral link mentioned before. If you don't use a referral link, you will end up paying from the very begin.
After using this link to create your account on DigitalOcean, you will get a confirmation email.. At the time of writing, DigitalOcean was offering Kubernetes on a Limited Access plan. If that's still the case, don't worry, this offer is robust enough for this tutorial.
From this screen, you can hit the Create a Kubernetes cluster button. Then, DigitalOcean will show you a new page with a form that you can fill like so:
- Select a Kubernetes version: The instructions on this article were tested with the
1.13.1-do.1version. If you feel like testing other versions, feel free and go ahead. Just let us know how it went.
- Choose a datacenter region: Feel free to choose whatever region you prefer.
- Add node pool(s): Make sure you have just one node pool, that you choose the
$40/Month per nodeoption, and that you have three nodes. Istio consumes a good amount of resources and, as such, you will need a robust cluster.
- Add Tags: Don't worry about tagging anything.
- Choose a name: You can name your cluster whatever you want (e.g., "istio-tutorial"). Just make sure that the name is accepted by DigitalOcean (e.g., names can't contain spaces).
After filling out this form, you can click on the Create cluster button. In a few minutes (roughly 4 mins), DigitalOcean will finish creating your cluster for you.
Installing and Configuring Kubectl
As mentioned, besides a Kubernetes cluster, you will also need
kubectl in your local machine to control this cluster. This tool, if you are not aware, is a Command-Line Interface (CLI) tool that enables you to manage Kubernetes clusters with ease from a terminal.
To install
kubectl you can head to the official documentation, and follow the instructions for your own operating system. After that, you will have to wait until your cluster is created by DigitalOcean, then you will have to download the cluster's config file. This file contains the credentials needed to act as the admin of the cluster, and you can find it on the cluster's dashboard. If you choose your new cluster on your clusters' list, you will see its dashboard and, if you scroll to the bottom,/istio-tutorial-kubeconfig.yaml ~/.kube
If needed, adjust the last command with the correct path to the downloaded file.
The
~/.kube directory is a good place to keep your Kubernetes credentials. By default,
kubectl will use a file named
config, if it finds one in the
.kube dir./istio-tutorial-kubeconfig.yaml
Note: Your file path might be different. Make sure the command above contains the right path.
Keep in mind that this command will set this environment only to this terminal session. If you open a new terminal, you will have to execute this command again.
With
kubectl properly installed and configured, the next thing you will do is to install Helm.
Installing and Configuring Helm
Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes and will allow you to install and configure Istio in no time.
So, head to the official Helm's documentation and follow the instructions there to install this tool locally. There, you will be able to find specific instructions to install Helm on Linux, on MacOS, and on Windows too.
After installing Helm, you will need to initialize it in your Kubernetes cluster by executing the following command:
helm init
Then, to check if this initialization worked properly, you can issue the following command:
kubectl get pods --all-namespaces
This command will output a list of the pods running in your cluster, and one of these pods must be Tiller (this pod will have a name similar to
tiller-deploy-6f4dbc6d67-wlqks).
Note: if you are using Helm on anything other than a test environment (i.e., if you are running it on a production cluster), you must also check the Securing your Helm Installation instructions.
Introduction to Istio
When building and managing microservice-based applications, a myriad of complexities arises. While using this architecture, you need to handle service discovery, load balancing, application resilience, and hardware utilization, to name just a few. When Google introduced Kubernetes, and the community saw that it provided solutions to these complexities, the technology was immediately well received and reached a wide adoption in all cloud computing service providers. However, Kubernetes lacked solutions to other problems that companies started facing recurrently while adopting microservices.
Istio, which is described by Google as an open source independent service mesh that provides the fundamentals you need to run a distributed microservice architecture successfully, enhances and adds additional features to Kubernetes to make maintaining microservice-based applications easy. For example, while dealing with microservices, Istio can help you, through a set of battle-tested solutions, deal with different aspects of your architecture like:
- Traffic management: Timeouts, retries, and canary releases.
- Security: End-user authentication and authorization,
- Observability: Tracing, monitoring, and logging.
Furthermore, this is just a subset of Istio capabilities, as you can see here. In this article, you will:
- be introduced to Istio;
- deploy Istio in a Kubernetes cluster;
- run a set of microservices that compose an application;
- and configure Auth0 in the service mesh to authenticate end users that want to use your app.
Installing and Configuring Istio
Now that you have all the prerequisites configured and that you know what you implement here, the next thing to do is to install Istio in your Kubernetes cluster. Before that though, to easily identify Istio resources in your cluster, you will create and use a namespace called
istio-system:
kubectl create namespace istio-system
After creating this namespace, you will have to download Istio locally and use Helm to prepare a file with the Istio resources that you will need to install in your cluster:
# download istio wget # unzip it locally unzip 1.0.5.zip # move to Istio's directory cd istio-1.0.5 # use Helm to set it up on Kubernetes helm template install/kubernetes/helm/istio \ --namespace istio-system > istio.yaml
Note: At the time of writing, the latest Istio version to reach General Availability is
1.0.5and that is the version used while the article was written. You can try newer versions if you will, but these are not guaranteed to work equally.
Lastly, you can apply the generated resources from the
istio.yaml file to your cluster by running the following command:
kubectl apply -f istio.yaml
Although this command runs quite fast, it might take several seconds before Kubernetes finishes creating and starting all pods. To see the current status, you can issue the following command:
kubectl get pods -n istio-system
The output of this command will be something similar to this:
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE istio-citadel-649cd9445c-zgv7g 1/1 Running 0 67s istio-cleanup-secrets-xzsbl 0/1 Completed 0 97s istio-egressgateway-5d5657697b-jk8pr 1/1 Running 0 70s istio-galley-5ffd994c56-cwprl 1/1 Running 0 70s istio-ingressgateway-6b5b5998d5-6m6l2 1/1 Running 0 69s istio-pilot-786dc4c88d-wth25 2/2 Running 0 68s istio-policy-d4f59498f-tkvjq 2/2 Running 0 69s istio-security-post-install-9k2s4 0/1 Completed 2 96s istio-sidecar-injector-7779c4c94b-65nrs 1/1 Running 0 66s istio-telemetry-75469b9fc5-xclpp 2/2 Running 0 68s prometheus-76b7745b64-plvgb 1/1 Running 0 67s
When Kubernetes finishes creating and starts running your pods (that is, your pods contain the
Running or the
Completed status), you will be good to go! In the next section, you will get an application up and running so you can see in action how easy it is to secure a Kubernetes cluster with Istio and Auth0.
Securing Kubernetes Clusters with Istio
After installing Istio in your cluster, it's time to learn how to configure this service mesh to secure your microservices. However, to do that, you will need a couple of microservices running, right? Don't worry, this won't be time consuming, to speed up you will use a sample app provided by the Istio team.
This sample, a book info application composed of four separate microservices, displays information about a book, similar to a single catalog entry of an online book store. This application is composed of the following microservices:
productpage: The
productpagemicroservice calls the
detailsand
reviewsmicroservices to populate a page with book information.
details: The
detailsmicroservice contains details about the book.
reviews: The
reviewsmicroservice contains reviews about the book. It also calls the
ratingsmicroservice.
ratings: The
ratingsmicroservice contains book ranking information that accompanies a book review.
What is nice about this sample is that it uses four different stacks to compose the application:
- Python, which provides the product web pages that web browsers consume;
- Java, the language used to build the
reviewsmicroservice;
- Ruby, the language used to build the
detailsmicroservice;
- and Node.js, the language used to build the
ratingsmicroservice.
The figure below illustrates how these microservices are organized and how they communicate:
Running the Book Info Application
Now that you know what sample application you are going to use throughout the rest of the article, you will need to fetch its source code locally. To do so, use your terminal to clone the GitHub repository that contains the book info application:
# clone the sample app in a directory called istio-auth0 git clone # move into it cd istio-auth0
After that, you will have to configure the namespace that you will use in your cluster (
default in this case) to make Istio inject sidecar containers automatically:
kubectl label namespace default istio-injection=enabled
Note: A sidecar, in this context, is a container that will be added to your pods. Istio will use these containers to intercept calls to your pod and to enhance them with its features.
With this label in place, every pod that is deployed into the
default namespace will get Istio's sidecar automatically injected. Now, you will have to execute the following command from the
istio-auth0 directory to deploy the sample application:
kubectl apply -f platform/kube/bookinfo.yaml
This command will finish executing quite fast and will generate an output similar
Although this command finishes quite fast, Kubernetes might need several seconds to run all the pods. To see the current status, you can execute the below command (now without the
-n flag, which means that you want to see the status of pods running on the
default namespace):
kubectl get pods
Issuing this command will get you an output similar to:
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE details-v1-64f56d694d-thq8t 2/2 Running 0 6m productpage-v1-b8cf99cd-mkwpt 2/2 Running 0 6m ratings-v1-8546767f5b-vxtzk 0/2 PodInitializing 0 6m reviews-v1-546d9f77ff-gq4cj 0/2 PodInitializing 0 6m reviews-v2-8fc76589f-sb9ln 0/2 PodInitializing 0 6m reviews-v3-7fdf5c754c-tml2s 0/2 PodInitializing 0 6m
You will know that you are good to go when all rows show
2/2 on the
READY column and
Running on the
STATUS column. When you have this output, you will have an application up and running. However, to access it, you will need to allow incoming traffic.
Note: The
READYcolumn shows
*/2because each pod (
details-v1-*,
productpage-v1-*, etc) contains two containers (as mentioned). One of them is a container added by the sample application, and the other is the Istio's container.
Enabling Application Access Through Istio Gateways
A best practice to control ingress traffic (incoming traffic) is to use the Istio Ingress Controller and configure it using the Istio Gateway resource. The controller was installed during Istio installation, and it positions itself at the edge of the cluster making sure Istio's features (like monitoring, tracing, and configuring route rules) run in your cluster.
So, what's left to do is to configure a Gateway resource. This resource will enable exposing ports and protocols in your cluster. For example, for your application, you will want to be able to access it using the HTTP protocol and through its default port (i.e., port
80). To achieve that, you will use a gateway defined like that (the repository you cloned already has this file, so don't worry about creating it):
apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1alpha3 kind: Gateway metadata: name: bookinfo-gateway spec: selector: istio: ingressgateway # use istio default controller servers: - port: number: 80 name: http protocol: HTTP hosts: - "*"
The selector
istio: ingressgateway specifies to which Ingress Gateway the configuration will apply. In this case, the gateway will apply to a service that is labeled with
istio: ingressgateway. If you run the following command on your terminal:
kubectl get svc -n istio-system -l istio=ingressgateway
You will see that Istio created a service called
istio-ingressgateway. And, as you ran the above command with
-l istio=ingressgateway, you are confirming that this service is labeled with
istio: ingressgateway.
So, if you run the following command from the sample application directory:
# run from the istio-auth0 directory kubectl apply -f networking/bookinfo-gateway.yaml
You will install the gateway defined above in your cluster and, as this gateway uses the
istio: ingressgateway selector, your
istio-ingressgateway service (a load balancer) will be guarded by this gateway.
Defining a Virtual Service for Your Application
A virtual service, in the Istio context, tells the Ingress Gateway on how to route the requests that arrive into your cluster. Without explicit rules telling how requests should be routed, your cluster will answer these requests with a
404 Not Found status.
In the following snippet, you can see a virtual service definition with explicit rules that tell to your cluster that
/productpage,
/callback, and
/api/v1/products are valid routes that must be redirected to the
productpage microservice:
apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1alpha3 kind: VirtualService metadata: name: bookinfo spec: hosts: - "*" gateways: - bookinfo-gateway # 1 http: - match: - uri: exact: /productpage - uri: exact: /login - uri: exact: /logout - uri: exact: /callback - uri: prefix: /api/v1/products route: - destination: host: productpage # 2 port: number: 9080
Each one of these rules provides a specific functionality:
/productpage: This is the main route that you will consume in your browser. This route will render the book info application.
/login: This is the route that users will use to log in. After you integrate Auth0 in your app, this route will redirect users to the Auth0 login page so they can sign in or sign up.
/logout: This is the route that users will use to log out from your app.
/callback: This is the route that Auth0 will use to send your users back to your app after they sign in. Through this route, your application will get a code that it will be able to use to exchange for access tokens.
/api/v1/products: This is the route that the product page microservice will use to consume product details.
As the GitHub repository already contains this virtual service definition, you can issue the following command to apply it:
# run from the istio-auth0 directory kubectl apply -f networking/bookinfo-virtualservice.yaml
After running this command, you will be able to use your application. To find the public IP address of your Kubernetes cluster, you can issue the following command:
kubectl get svc \ -n istio-system istio-ingressgateway \ -o=jsonpath='{.status.loadBalancer.ingress[0].ip}'
Note: On the command above, you are using a Kubernetes feature called JSONPath to extract the exact property you want from your load balancer (its public IP address). Learn more about the JSONPath feature here.
The output of this command will be a public IP address (e.g.,
174.138.124.123). Copy this IP, paste on a browser, append
/productpage to it, and hit enter. This will make your product page application open in your browser.
Keep in mind that this application is still unsecured and it does not support sign in and sign up yet. In the next sections, you will learn how to achieve this state.
Authenticating Users with Istio and Auth0
Now that the sample application is up and running, you will learn how to use both Istio and Auth0 together to secure it. For starters, you will need to sign up for a free Auth0 account (or you can use an existing one if you already have it).
After signing up, you will have to go to your Auth0 dashboard and create a new Auth0 Application. You can do that by going to the Applications page of your dashboard and by clicking on the Create Application button. When you click on this button, Auth0 will show you a dialog where you will have to input two things:
- Application Name: You can use anything here to identify your application (e.g., "Auth0 Istio Sample").
- Application Type: As the product page is a classic web application (i.e., it is not a single-page app nor a native app), you will have to choose Regular Web App for this field.
Then, when you click on Create, Auth0 will redirect you to the Quick Start tab of your new application. From there, you can go to the Settings tab and change two fields on it:
- Allowed Callback URLs: Through this field, you will white label a URL that Auth0 will call after your users authenticate. Here, you can insert
http://<YOUR-CLUSTER-PUBLIC-IP>/callback.
- Allowed Logout URLs: Through this field, you will white label a URL that Auth0 will call after your users log out. Here, you can insert
http://<YOUR-CLUSTER-PUBLIC-IP>/logout.
Make sure that you replace
<YOUR-CLUSTER-PUBLIC-IP> with the public IP address of your cluster while updating these fields, then hit the Save Changes button on the bottom of the Settings page.
Besides an Auth0 Application, you will need an Auth0 API. To create one, head to the APIs section of your dashboard and click on Create API. When you do so, Auth0 will show you a form where you will have to input three things:
- A Name for your API: For that, you can use something like "Auth0 Istio Sample" again.
- An Identifier for your API: For that, you can use a URI like. This doesn't need to be a valid URL, nothing will call it as such.
- A Signing Algorithm: Make sure you use
RS256for this field. If you want to understand more about this, check out this resource.
After filling out this form, click on the Create button. Then, head back to the Application section of your Auth0 dashboard and open the application you created before. Leave this page open as you will need to copy some values from it in no time.
After that, head back to your terminal, and use an editor to update the
./security/bookinfo-policy.yaml file to use your Auth0 domain. In this file, you will see two placeholders called
{YOUR_DOMAIN}. To replace them, use the value presented in the Domain field of your Auth0 Application (e.g.,
istio-auth0.auth0.com).
apiVersion: "authentication.istio.io/v1alpha1" kind: "Policy" metadata: name: bookinfo spec: targets: - name: reviews - name: ratings - name: details peers: - mtls: {} origins: - jwt: issuer: "https://{YOUR_DOMAIN}/" jwksUri: "https://{YOUR_DOMAIN}/.well-known/jwks.json" principalBinding: USE_ORIGIN
The
booking-policy.yaml file (shown above), contains an Istio Policy definition that adds end-user authentication capabilities to some microservices. In this case, you are instructing Istio that you want this policy to apply to two services:
reviews and
details. Doing so will guarantee that services will require that requests:
- are encrypted with mutual TLS and
- contain valid access tokens issued by
https://{YOUR_DOMAIN}/and that these are checked against the keys defined on the
https://{YOUR_DOMAIN}/.well-known/jwks.jsonURL.
Also, as you are not adding
productpage to the
targets property of this file, you are telling Istio to keep this service publicly available.
Now, to apply this policy, execute the following command:
kubectl apply -f security/bookinfo-policy.yaml
Then, after a minute or so, if you refresh the
/productpage URL in your browser, you will see that now it shows two "error fetching ..." messages. What this means is that your policy is up and running and that the
productpage microservice was unable to fetch the product details and the product reviews because you are not signed in (i.e., you don't have access tokens).
Enabling Service to Service Authentication
Istio simplifies Service to Service authentication and secure communication using Mutual TLS. This is made simple with Destination Rules, which notify callers of a service to encrypt their traffic, achieved by the sample below:
apiVersion: networking.istio.io/v1alpha3 kind: DestinationRule metadata: name: details spec: host: details trafficPolicy: tls: mode: ISTIO_MUTUAL subsets: - name: v1 labels: version: v1 - name: v2 labels: version: v2
DestinationRules for all the services are found in the repository, apply those by executing the command below:
kubectl apply -f networking/destination-rule-mtls.yaml
Now your traffic is encrypted. Next step is end user authentication.
Enabling Users to Authenticate Through Auth0
Right now, your
productpage web application does not contain the endpoints necessary to allow users to sign in and sign out. The HTML page presented by this web application does have the links that will enable users to authenticate, but you will have to update the backend code to integrate with Auth0.
To do so, open the
src/productpage/requirements.txt file, and add the following dependencies:
authlib==0.10 six==1.11.0
Then, open the
src/productpage/productpage.py file, and update it as follows (don't worry if you don't know Python, this will be quite easy):
# ... other import statements ... from authlib.flask.client import OAuth from six.moves.urllib.parse import urlencode # ... # app = Flask(__name__) # ... # Bootstrap(app) AUTH0_CALLBACK_URL = "http://{YOUR-CLUSTER-PUBLIC-IP}/callback" AUTH0_CLIENT_ID = "{YOUR-APPLICATION-CLIENT-ID}" AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET = "{YOUR-APPLICATION-CLIENT-SECRET}" AUTH0_DOMAIN = "{YOUR-AUTH0-DOMAIN}" AUTH0_BASE_URL = 'https://' + AUTH0_DOMAIN AUTH0_AUDIENCE = "{YOUR-AUDIENCE}" oauth = OAuth(app) auth0 = oauth.register( 'auth0', client_id=AUTH0_CLIENT_ID, client_secret=AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET, api_base_url=AUTH0_BASE_URL, access_token_url=AUTH0_BASE_URL + '/oauth/token', authorize_url=AUTH0_BASE_URL + '/authorize', client_kwargs={ 'scope': 'openid profile', }, ) # ... leave the rest of the code untouched ...
In the new version of this file, you are using the imported OAuth library with your own Auth0 properties to handle the authentication process.
Note: You will have to replace the placeholders above with your own values. For the first placeholder,
{YOUR-CLUSTER-PUBLIC-IP}, you can use the public IP address of your Kubernetes cluster. For the following three placeholders (
{YOUR-APPLICATION-CLIENT-ID},
{YOUR-APPLICATION-CLIENT-SECRET},
{YOUR-AUTH0-DOMAIN}), you can use the properties of your Auth0 Application (Client ID, Client Secret, and Domain). For the last placeholder,
{YOUR-AUDIENCE}, you will have to use the identifier that you gave to your Auth0 API.
After adding the code above, you will (still on the same file) add the following endpoints:
# ... leave the rest of the code untouched ... # find this route @app.route('/health') def health(): return 'Product page is healthy' # add the following endpoints underneath it @app.route('/login') def login(): return auth0.authorize_redirect(redirect_uri=AUTH0_CALLBACK_URL, audience=AUTH0_AUDIENCE) @app.route('/callback') def callback(): response = auth0.authorize_access_token() # 1 session['access_token'] = response['access_token'] # 2 userinfoResponse = auth0.get('userinfo') # 3 userinfo = userinfoResponse.json() session['user'] = userinfo['nickname'] # 4 return redirect('/productpage') @app.route('/logout') def logout(): session.clear() params = {'returnTo': url_for('front', _external=True), 'client_id': AUTH0_CLIENT_ID} return redirect(auth0.api_base_url + '/v2/logout?' + urlencode(params)) # ... other endpoints definition and code stay untouched ...
The first endpoint that you are adding,
/login, will redirect users to the Auth0 login page. The second endpoint,
/callback, will be accessed by users who are coming back from Auth0 after authenticating. The third endpoint,
/logout, will redirect users to the log out endpoint at Auth0, then back to the
productpage web app.
Notice that the
/callback endpoint is responsible for:
- Exchanging codes for access tokens
- Save access tokens into your users' sessions
- Make an external request to Auth0 to get user information
- Add your users' nickname to their sessions
Note: The external request that gets users' information from Auth0 will require you to configure an Egress Rule in your Istio configuration. You will learn about it in a bit.
Lastly, still on the
src/productpage/productpage.py file, you will have to update the
getForwardHeaders function to include the access tokens you retrieve for your users. So, find this function definition and, after the
headers = {} declaration, add the following code:
def getForwardHeaders(request): headers = {} if 'access_token' in session: headers['Authorization'] = 'Bearer ' + session['access_token']
With that in place, the
productpage web application will be able again to consume the other microservices. This is because you are adding access tokens to the
Authorization headers that are forwarded to each microservice.
Deploying the New Version of the Product Page
After refactoring the
productpage application, you will have to make your Kubernetes cluster update its pods to run the new version of your app. To do so, the first thing you will have to do is to use the following
docker commands to add a new image of the
productpage to Docker Hub:
# build the new version docker build -t {YOUR-DOCKER-HUB-USER}/productpage:istio-auth0 ./src/productpage # push the new image to Docker Hub docker push {YOUR-DOCKER-HUB-USER}/productpage:istio-auth0
Note: You will need an account at Docker Hub and you will need to replace
{YOUR-DOCKER-HUB-USER}with your Docker Hub username. If you don't have a Docker Hub account, follow the steps here. If you don't have Docker installed in your machine, follow the instructions here.
Then, to make the
productpage pod use this new image, you can issue the following command to open its definition:
kubectl set image deployment/productpage-v1 \ productpage={YOUR-DOCKER-HUB-USER}/productpage:istio-auth0
This command is telling Kubernetes to update the
productpage container of the
productpage-v1 deployment to use the
{YOUR-DOCKER-HUB-USER}/productpage:istio-auth0 image. Make sure you replace
{YOUR-DOCKER-HUB-USER} with your Docker Hub username.
After a few seconds, your cluster will have replaced the
productpage application to use the new image version available. As such, you will be able to refresh the
productpage application page in your browser and hit to Sign In button. When you hit this button, you will be redirected to the Auth0 login page where you will be able to sign in. However, when you sign in, you will be redirected back to your application where you will see an error page saying
requests.exceptions.ConnectionError. This is happening because, by default, Istio blocks unexpected outgoing requests (in this case, Istio is blocking your web application from communicating with Auth0 to get details about who logged in).
The next section will teach you how to fix that.
Defining an Istio Egress
By default, the applications that Istio is controlling in your cluster are unable to communicate with URLs outside of the cluster. Therefore, your application won't be able to fetch user information from Auth0. To circumvent this problem, you will use two new Istio resources: a Service Entry that will allow your application to issue requests to your Auth0 domain, and a Virtual Service that will allow this communication to use TLS (i.e., to be secured).
Both resources are defined in the
networking/auth0-egress.yaml file of the repository you cloned. So, open this file, and replace all
{YOUR_DOMAIN} placeholders with your own Auth0 domain. In case you forgot what that is, you can copy it from the Domain field of your Auth0 Application (e.g.,
istio-auth0.auth0.com).
After replacing these placeholders and saving this file, issue the following command from the terminal:
kubectl apply -f networking/auth0-egress.yaml
Now, if you refresh the page that shows the
requests.exceptions.ConnectionError error, you will see that your application is able to fetch your details from Auth0 and that the page is loaded properly again. Also, you will notice that the app now shows a nickname for you (e.g.,
rinor.maloku).
That's it! You just finished securing a microservices application with Istio and Auth0. How fun!?
"I just learned how to secure a microservices application that is running on Kubernetes with Istio and Auth0."
Conclusion
In this article, you learned how to use Istio and Auth0 together to secure a microservices application. You started by creating a Kubernetes cluster. Then, you learned how to configure Istio in your cluster. After that, you deploy an unsecured sample application. In the end, you learned how to secure this sample with Istio and Auth0. checkout my page rinormaloku.com. | https://auth0.com/blog/securing-kubernetes-clusters-with-istio-and-auth0/ | CC-MAIN-2020-34 | refinedweb | 5,326 | 51.78 |
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#include <db_cxx.h> int Db::set_heapsize(u_int32_t gbytes, u_int32_t bytes);
Sets the maximum on-disk database file size used by a database
configured to use the Heap access method. If this method is never
called, the database's file size can grow without bound. If this
method is called, then the heap file can never grow larger than the
limit defined by this method. In that case, attempts to update or
create records in a Heap database that has reached its maximum size
will result in a
DB_HEAP_FULL error return.
The size specified to this method must be at least three times the database page size. That is, a Heap database must contain at least three database pages. You can set the database page size using the Db::set_pagesize() method.
The
Db::set_heapsize() method may not be
called after the Db::open()
method is called. Further, if this method is called on an existing
Heap database, the size specified here must match the size used to
create the database. Note, however, that specifying an incorrect
size to this method will not result in an error return
(
EINVAL) until the database is opened.
The
Db::set_heapsize()
method either returns a non-zero error value or throws an
exception that encapsulates a non-zero error value on
failure, and returns 0 on success.
The
Db::set_heapsize()
method may fail and throw a DbException
exception, encapsulating one of the following non-zero errors, or return one
of the following non-zero errors:
If the specified heap size was too small; the method was called after Db::open() was called; or if an invalid flag value or parameter was specified.
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Dear Kamal-san,
Thanks a lot.
I'll study again how to use Axis according your web site.
Regards.
Norio Sasagawa.
----- Original Message -----
Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2009 19:14:37 +0530
Subject: Re: I want to send and receive my own Java class object. Is it
possible on Axis?
From: Kamal Chandana Mettananda <[email protected]>
To: Norio Sasagawa <[email protected]>
Cc: [email protected], [email protected]
Hi Norio,
There's a complete tutorial on Web service & the client side with a complete
example. You can go through that and get a better understanding of the
implementation process.
Hope that will help you. That sample does not send/receive our own class
instances, however that will give you a better understanding of the whole
process and you will be able to write a web service to send/receive your own
class instances easily.
Cheers,
Kamal
---------------------------------------
Kamal Mettananda
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 6:46 PM, Norio Sasagawa
<[email protected]>wrote:
> Dear Kamal-san,
>
> Thanks for reply.
> I want to know how to create the WSDL file.
> If you have any sample code, please send it to me.
> -----<<<<<ReplyInfo.java Start>>>>>-----
> public class ReturnInfo {
> String result;
> String[] returnDetail;
> }
> -----<<<<<ReplyInfo.java End>>>>>-----
> -----<<<<<Test.java Start>>>>>-----
> public class Test {
>
> public ReturnInfo Test(ReturnInfo returnInfo){
> ReturnInfo retReturnInfo = new ReturnInfo();
> retReturnInfo.result = new String("success");
> retReturnInfo.returnDetail = new String[2];
> retReturnInfo.returnDetail[0] = new String("detail-1");
> retReturnInfo.returnDetail[1] = new String("detail-2");
> return retReturnInfo;
> }
> }
> -----<<<<<Test.java End>>>>>-----
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Norio Sasagawa.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2009 11:31:46 +0530
> From: Kamal Chandana Mettananda <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected]
> Cc: [email protected], [email protected]
> Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] Re: I want to send and receive my own Java class
> object. Is it possible on Axis?
>
> Hi,
>
> Yes, you can send and receive your own class instances. However you need to
> generate the stubs for those classes.
>
> For example; for your myReturnInfo class, the client side also needs to
> have
> the stub.
>
> However while trying this with JWS way, I also received an error message
> saying NoClassDef found.
>
> So I would suggest you to create the WSDL and stubs using WSDL2Java and
> Java2WSDL tools and deploy using the generated deploy.wsdd file.
>
> HTH,
> Kamal
>
> ---------------------------------------
> Kamal Mettananda
>
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 2:27 AM, Norio Sasagawa
> <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> > Dear All,
> >
> > I'm using Tomcat 6.0 and Axis 1.4.
> > Is it possible to send and receive my own Java class object?
> > I tried to make a wsdl file by "
> ",
> > but it failed.
> > What's wrong?
> >
> > My own Java class is below.
> >
> > public class myReturnInfo {
> > String result;
> > String[] resultDetail;
> > }
> >
> > My client code is below.
> >
> > myReturnInfo ret = (myReturnInfo) call.invoke( new Object [] { sTring,
> > localeString });
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated.
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> > Norio Sasagawa
> >
> >
>
> | http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/axis-java-dev/200906.mbox/%[email protected]%3E | CC-MAIN-2018-13 | refinedweb | 497 | 53.17 |
Here’s kind of an unusual question: What is the density of integers that have an even number of prime factors with an exponent greater than 1?
To define the density, you take the proportion up to an integer N then take the limit as N goes to infinity.
It’s not obvious that the limit should exist. But if it does exist, you might guess that it’s 1/2; it’s a question involving whether something is even or odd, and so even and odd occurrences might balance each other out.
But the result, known as the Feller-Tonier constant, is bigger than 1/2. This seems more reasonable when you consider that zero is an even number and a lot of numbers may not have any prime factors with exponent bigger than 1.
Here’s a little Python code to compute the ratio for N = 106.
from sympy.ntheory import factorint def f(n): v = factorint(n).values() n = len([x for x in v if x > 1]) return n % 2 == 0 c = 0 N = 1000000 for n in range(N): if f(n): c += 1 print (c/N)
This gives a ratio of 0.661344. The limiting value is 0.661370494….
Computing the Feller-Tornier constant
The code above gives an estimate for the Feller-Tornier constant, but how accurate is it? Is there a more efficient way to estimate it that doesn’t require factoring a lot of numbers?
The constant is given analytically by
where pn is the nth prime.
Here’s some Python code to estimate the Feller-Tornier constant using the expression above.
N = 1000000 product = 1 for p in primerange(2, N): product *= 1 - 2*p**-2 print(0.5*(1+product))
Note that we used
primerange rather than
prime(n). If you need to generate a range of prime numbers, the former is much more efficient.
The code gives us an estimate of 0.66131707, which is good to seven decimal places. Furthermore, we know this is an upper bound on the exact value because we’ve left out terms in the infinite product that are less than 1.
One could calculate a lower bound as well and thus know an interval that must contain the true value. The lower bound is left as an exercise to the reader.
2 thoughts on “Feller-Tornier constant”
“Here’s kind of an unusual question.”
What prompted it being asked?
I ran across a description of the Feller-Tornier constant. That’s what prompted the post. | https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2019/06/18/feller-tornier-constant/ | CC-MAIN-2019-39 | refinedweb | 423 | 73.37 |
Lets start with a POJO annotated with @WebService annotation. This annotation
tells JAXWS that its a Web Service endpoint. You may like to annotate the
methods that will be exposed as web services method with @WebMethod annotation.
You dont need to specify it if all the methods will be exposed as web services
method.
Calculator.java
package example;
import javax.jws.WebService;);
}
}
Now you need to do 2 things to build and publish this endpoint:
Thats it! You have deployed your web services endpoint. Now, try accessing
the deployed WSDL by typing
in your web browser to see the published WSDL. No need to provide deployment
descriptor, starting a container etc. Its all done for you internally by JAXWS
using light-weight HTTP server available in JDK 6. In short - extremely fast
prototyping!
Lets see how we develop a client based on proxy.
You would run wsimport on the deployed WSDL URL:
wsimport -p client -keep
This step will generates and compile some classes. Notice -keep switch, you need it to keep the generated Java source files.
By default wsimport only leaves behind the compiled class files. In this example the classes that
matters are
CalculatorService
CalculatorApp.java);
}
}
It will print:
Sum of 10+20 = 30
The obvious question might be that how would you use latest
JAXWS 2.1 RI on top of JDK6. JAXWS
2.1 RI is feature complete and we are busy fixing bug. For list of JAXWS 2.1
features and plan refer to the JAXWS 2.1
roadmap.
All you need to do is to use
Endorsed Directory Mechanism to point to the lib directory in JAXWS
intallation:
Runtime
Tools
Use JDK 6 to develop your web services application and continue providing
feedback to [email protected]
and if you find an issue report them at
IssueTracker.
Does JDK 6.0 also support web services security 1.1? or we have to download JWSDP 2.x or WSIT separately? Thanks.
Posted by: rayymlai on December 12, 2006 at 11:55 PM
Does apt internally invoke wsgen code?
Posted by: ss141213 on December 13, 2006 at 08:07 AM
There were a couple of recent blog entries about using JAX-WS 2 with the latest NetBeans. It's even easier and you only need JDK 5.
Can't find those entries but here's an article from Sun site.
Posted by: madth3 on December 13, 2006 at 09:41 AM
rayymlai,
No, I dont think WSS is part of JDK 6.0. JWSDP is EOLed. You should try WSIT. Try GF v2 or get it from.
-vivek.
Posted by: vivekp on December 13, 2006 at 03:27 PM
Its otherway, wsgen internally invokes apt. You can run wsge directly, but you will need to compile it first.
Posted by: vivekp on December 13, 2006 at 03:29 PM
Great article.
The second instance of "import javax.jws.WebService;" should be "import javax.jws.WebMethod;"
Posted by: wsurowiec on December 13, 2006 at 08:17 PM
A possible clarification for others trying this too late at night (almost midnight my local time): manually add (copy and paste) the code for client/CalculatorApp.java and then javac -cp . client/CalculatorApp.java
Posted by: wsurowiec on December 13, 2006 at 08:25 PM
I think the best part about being able to deploy web services without a container is how helpful that is for creating unit tests. I would love to see netbeans make testing web services a snap by taking advantage of this feature.
Posted by: lucasjordan on December 14, 2006 at 05:49 AM
he doc for the "apt" tools says that support for "apt" may be discontinued in future JDK releases. ( ). Given this, is "wsimport" the right tool to generate the "artifacts" followed by "javac". ?. /rk
Posted by: rktumuluri on December 26, 2006 at 04:30 AM
Is there anyway to turn on "logging" for the http server that is built-in into the JDK ?. I am referring to the http server used in the examples for web-services in the JDK.
/rk
Posted by: rktumuluri on December 26, 2006 at 04:31 AM
Nice short example. Thanks - Gary
Posted by: garyfreder on December 26, 2006 at 02:19 PM
It seems to me that the ant tasks provided by the JAX WS project are missing in jdk1.6.0 (at least I can't find wsgen anttask in tools.jar)... Did I miss something?
-Olivier
Posted by: oliv on January 15, 2007 at 02:53 PM
To Oliver: Only wsimport command line tool is included in JDK6. For wsimprot ant task youhave to get it from standalone JAXWS 2.0 or 2.1 RI.
Posted by: vivekp on January 18, 2007 at 10:56 AM
Posted by: alicia67 on February 12, 2007 at 12:26 AM
The link provided for "Endorsed Directory Mechanism" isn't valid; the new one should be
Posted by: ivanvenuti on March 03, 2007 at 01:11 AM
I am using Linux. When I ran the apt command, I encountered this:
schandran@5[code]$ apt -d out Calculator.java
warning: Annotation types without processors: [javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement, javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorType, javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlType, javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement]
error: Could not get TypeDeclaration for: example.Calculator in apt round: 2
Problem encountered during annotation processing;
see stacktrace below for more information.
java.lang.NullPointerException
at com.sun.tools.internal.ws.processor.modeler.annotation.WebServiceAP.completeModel(WebServiceAP.java:382)
at com.sun.tools.internal.ws.processor.modeler.annotation.WebServiceAP.process(WebServiceAP.java:238)
at com.sun.mirror.apt.AnnotationProcessors$CompositeAnnotationProcessor.process(AnnotationProcessors.java:60)
at com.sun.tools.apt.comp.Apt.main(Apt.java:454)
at com.sun.tools.apt.main.JavaCompiler.compile(JavaCompiler.java:258)
at com.sun.tools.apt.main.Main.compile(Main.java:1102)
at com.sun.tools.apt.main.Main.compile(Main.java:964)
at com.sun.tools.apt.Main.processing(Main.java:95)
at com.sun.tools.apt.Main.process(Main.java:43)
at com.sun.tools.apt.Main.main(Main.java:34)
I directly did javac and executed the main() method, the webservice got published!
Posted by: subwiz on March 23, 2007 at 02:07 AM
Thanks, Vivek! This is great!
I had no idea how easy it was to publish actual, working WS Endpoints so quickly.
I think everyone will be using SE 1.6 pretty soon.
--Bob
Posted by: consman on November 18, 2007 at 08:56 PM
Excellent an example. Any example how to publish web services using JDK Lightweighted HttpServer and HttpsServer API?
Posted by: ywang880 on November 19, 2007 at 06:12 PM
Hi Vivek,
I am trying with the example you have given.
While executing the command 'apt -d sample example/Calculator.java' ; I am receiving the error
warning: Annotation types without processors: [WebMethod]
1 warning
warning: Annotation types without processors: [javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRoot
Element, javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorType, javax.xml.bind.annotation.Xm
lType, javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement]
1 warning
Calculator.java:10: cannot find symbol
symbol : class WebMethod
location: class example.Calculator
@WebMethod
^
1 error
Can anybody help me in thsi regard.
Thanks
Rishi
[email protected]
Posted by: rraghavus on February 29, 2008 at 02:23 AM
Mine is telecom domain, so I need create a web service where it do some stuff (allocate/de allocate bandwidth or service creation etc) and send a response as Object. SO how do I create a web service which gives a object as result. I am also intrested to see some methods of that object.
Posted by: seetaram on March 12, 2008 at 11:17 PM
Hi Rishi,
This can best be answered at Metro forum, can you post your question to forum and provide a reproducible testcase?
Posted by: vivekp on March 13, 2008 at 09:46 AM
Hi seetaram,
You should post your question to Metro forum as we would like to understand it better as what you are trying to do specially with allocate/de-allocate bandwidth etc. For returning an Object as result there are more than one ways to do it, one is by defining schema type, such as wild card that would map to an Object or using Provider mechanism and return either Source or a JAXB Object. Metro with GlassFish is used by large telecom companies in their solutions so I am sure your requirements would definitely be met by Metro.
Posted by: vivekp on March 13, 2008 at 09:52 AM
Sounds good Vinay.
Thanks for your reply. I try to do. I ask queries.. if i have doubts.
Posted by: seetaram on May 31, 2008 at 01:04 AM
Vivek, can you please provide me link for ws stuff in java.
Posted by: seetaram on May 31, 2008 at 01:52 AM | http://weblogs.java.net/blog/vivekp/archive/2006/12/webservices_in.html | crawl-002 | refinedweb | 1,475 | 58.69 |
Backport #7922
Keyword arguments bug with unnamed rest
Description
We have:
def foo(**ignore_all_options) end foo(bar: 42) # => nil, OK method(:foo).parameters # => [[:keyrest, :ignore_all_options]], OK
But:
def foo(**) end foo(bar: 42) # => ArgumentError: unknown keyword: bar, expected nil method(:foo).parameters # => [], expected [[:keyrest]]
Associated revisions
History
#1
Updated by Nobuyoshi Nakada about 1 year ago
- Status changed from Open to Closed
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
This issue was solved with changeset r39444.
Marc-Andre, thank you for reporting this issue.
Your contribution to Ruby is greatly appreciated.
May Ruby be with you.
compile.c: no keyword check if kw_rest
#2
Updated by Nobuyoshi Nakada about 1 year ago
- Tracker changed from Bug to Backport
- Project changed from ruby-trunk to Backport200
- Category deleted (
core)
- Status changed from Closed to Assigned
- Assignee changed from Nobuyoshi Nakada to Yusuke Endoh
- Target version deleted (
next minor)
#3
Updated by Tomoyuki Chikanaga about 1 year ago
- Assignee changed from Yusuke Endoh to Tomoyuki Chikanaga
#4
Updated by Tomoyuki Chikanaga 12 months ago
- Status changed from Assigned to Closed
This issue was solved with changeset r39670.
Marc-Andre, thank you for reporting this issue.
Your contribution to Ruby is greatly appreciated.
May Ruby be with you.
merge revision(s) 39444,39446: [Backport #7922]
* compile.c (iseq_set_arguments): no keyword check if any keyword rest argument exists, even unnamed. [Bug #7922]
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Rob: I'm Rob Harrop the core developer on Spring right now, I'm working with Juergen mainly, we develop most of the framework alongside with Rod who does quite a bit of coding, but mainly me and Juergen work on all the maintenance and all the features. In my day to day job I'm working as Principal Consultant at Interface21 where the company provides support, consulting and training around Spring. Most of my work life is spent with Spring, with clients, with large scale projects and most of my night life is spent also with Spring in the truly sad life of a Spring developer. Juergen: I guess my situation is not that different. My name is Juergen Holler, I'm co-founder of the Spring framework project and I guess I have a similar day and night life. In my day life I'm both Principal Consultant and CTO at Interface21 and also responsible as a technical lead for the Spring framework project which means there's a lot of coding which tends to shift into the night, the weekends and all the other time when normal people go out there and do something with their lives.
2. You recently announced Spring 2. What are the big highlights there?
Rob: I think the biggest highlight on the Spring 2 is quite clearly from the feedback from all the users, on the XML configuration. It's much simpler now to configure infrastructure components like AOP, Transactions, JNDI. I think that has really been a big help from the users. I guess aside from that there's also AOP, the AspectJ Integration, the JMS asychronicity and the task execution and a bunch of other features as well. Juergen: It has become quite a major release overall. So while from the technical perspective we actually build on existent facilities as far as possible, from the user's perspective, from the application's perspective, there are a lot of major enabling features in this release. We are looking forward to seeing the adoption. Rob: The final release can take quite a few additional things as well as portal support (a big one for many users), MVC support is going to be increased, it's going to be more conventional over configuration support. We've a lot of feedback from the Ruby community, from the Java developers who are on both sides of the fence. I think it's important to take their feedback into consideration and try to make it easier for people to configure. Surely that's been one of the biggest pushes in this release: to make all the framework components easy to configure whether that is through custom XMLtags or just general configuration improvements in that area. Juergen: There are really different angles towards this release. There's the configuration angle that we are tackling with quite new approaches compared to the Spring 1.x general format. We're going quite a step beyond. There also the application integration angle that we're tackling, so we're doing further work on the integration with the specific application server features beyond Standard J2EE. The third one is closing gaps in the functionality such as the portlet support and asychronous JMS
3. Previously Spring only had smaller point?Why are you now calling it Spring 2 and not Spring 1.3?
Rob: There are a number of reasons why we are calling it Spring 2. I think it's important to understand it wasn't a decision that we took that lightly; there was a lot of discussion about this between the main guys, whether we should call it Spring 1.3 (which was the original plan) or whether we should move to 2.0. And I think in the end the fact that we have switched to a new model for configuration, which essentially is the core part of how many people introduced to Spring as into we had such a new model for aspects or into programming with the aspectJ integration there were so revolutionary features in terms of the way Spring was working that it was preferable to move to 2.0 as opposed to 1.3, just to give users an idea of how far a jump forward the move was. Juergen: It jumped forward in particular from the useage perspective. We previously tented to look at it from the internal perspective where we thought it really needed radical, major internal changes to do a major version upgrade jump, but in the end it seemed reasonable to take the user's perspective; if from the user's perspective there are major new enables, major new features that change the everyday usage of Spring for many people or is about to change those, then from this perspective a major release seemed absolutely justified. Rob: I think the original assumption that we would actually make that change when it was a major change for us in terms to the entire container it was actually a flawed - it doesn't matter to the users whether we made a major change to the container as long as it is completely backward compatible, as long as it still works. The big version change in my opinion should be a change to the user model quite as radical as what we have. So while it was full backward compatible (we had to place a lot of emphasis on that you can take just any existing Spring application, it will run with Spring 2.0(. The big thing is the user's model going forward as they develop new applications, as they update their existing applications will have changed quite a bit with the new configuration. Juergen: And it will also be identified as "this is Spring application" because it is obviously using the schema support rather than the pure DTD based. Rob: An interesting thing to know is that if you look at the movement between individual versions so far people wouldn't necessary say: that's a Spring 1.2 application or a Spring 1.1 application. Certainly with the new configuration people would say "That's a Spring 2.0 application", or with the AOP "That's a Spring 2 application". It seems right when you take that point into consideration, that you should be doing it with a 2.0 as opposed to 1.3. Juergen: If we hadn't jumped now when would we have had a major version? It's a bit like the JDK syndrome where essentially Sun decided to introduce a major version jump later on and we wanted to avoid that situation.
4. What are the main drivers behind the new xml format and why did you choose xml again given all the backlash?
Rob: I guess we can attack the second question first about why we chose xml again. The main reason is because xml is not really that bad when you take everything into consideration. I was just with one of the people today talking about how the configuration format is not human readable and is hard for humans to comprehend. Well if you look at that point of view I think most people have been correct in that assertion. If you look at the Spring configuration in Spring 1.2. Any developer can read that and understand it. It's fairly simple to understand. And an important think to understand from the configuration file point of view is that people want tooling; and if you want to get tooling for free you need to use xml. There's no substantial tool support for Ruby, there's no substantial tool support for plain text, so if you want to get really good tooling support out of the box you need to know how use xml. And that's why we decided to stick to xml and also why we wanted to move to schema as opposed to DTD validation, because there's much stronger tooling when you're using XSD And actually the pairing of the schema and the xml is a really strong model for tooling support. You can get quite impressive code completion with very simple schemas. Juergen: With strong semantics expressed by the underlying schema essentially, giving standardized semantics that any standard xml editor, as you get it from your development environment is essentially able to provide huge benefits in terms of code completion and static validation. Rob: One of the other benefits of xml is name spaces. Namespaces is essentially the key enabler in Spring 2.0 for pluggable configuration. We didn't just want to lump a bunch of tags into the main DTD or the main schema support it that way. We wanted an extensible approach where you can plug in additional tags and have additional classes to handle those tags. And name spaces is a really good way to do that. Xml with schemas with namespaces is the ideal form of for building toolable and extensible configuration. The nice thing we got with the current model is that third party products can build their own schema, build their own harness for configuration and just have auto discovery when they start up in the Spring application. Juergen: Which we are also using in Spring core itself -autodiscovery of all higher level functionality tags, which was an important concern we had; we were essentially wondering whether our project, internal decoupling between those subsystems might pose a problem the long term in getting convenient higher level functionality into the configuration format, but it turned out that we were actually able to fully keep the internal decoupling while providing the highest level conveniences into the configuration file which is an ideal scenario for us. So we are a little different from traditional deployment descriptor driven tools products that essentially where there's a central God configurer that knows the entire system reach in that file and does whatever is necessary, Spring is very different in that respect, since the core container still doesn't know anything about the AOP or transaction demarcation or whatsoever. That's all done by the autodetect namespace handlers. Rob: So back to the original question "What is the main motivation behind the xml?": simplicity. We just wanted to make it simple for users to configure Spring and moreover to make it simple to configure the core parts of Spring like AOP, like Transactions, like JNDI, the kind of infrastructure components you need to use Spring. It's always been our goal that it should be as simple as possible to use Spring, and while the initial xml configuration is very simple it can be a little bit intimidating to new users and I think it can be one of those things is quite hard to maintain. If you write configuration, it might be easier when you do and refresh, when you come back three or four months down the line, is it so easy to understand again? I think the biggest barrier there, is that the bean tags don't necessarily display the intent of what you want to configure. They are really good for generic configuration; they just don't explain the intent of what was configured. Juergen: It's the limitation of generic configuration model where essentially every component is treated with the same configuration format so it's of course not very expressive in terms of the actual intent of a specific component definition. This is essentially what the new configuration format makes much more explicit, much clearer upfront which shows in all forms validation as well as code completion where it's now much clearer what's available, which name spaces, which tags in the name spaces. Rob: Of course now we got the best of both, we got completely generic configuration and the custom configuration which can be used independently or together. There's complete interoperability there, so it's quite nice.
5. What are some of the big configuration changes and what are the migration paths for the existing Spring projects?
Rob: Some of the simple changes: if you look at a typical use case in any enterprise application, looking up a data source from JNDI; right now that's a JNDI object definition with a normal bean tag. So in the new Spring configuration you just got the JNDI name space and there's a look up tag in that name space and you just specify JNDI name and you get code completion for all the things that are required. I've seen JNDI names that actually required property and you get code completion for that. Then on top of the JNDI stuff we got util properties for creating a property instance and we got support for collections like maps, lists, sets. The big two that we did originally were AOP and the Transactions. AOP was the main one we wanted to do. We wanted to have simple configuration for advisers. At the same time I was working on that the work was going on with the AspectJ Integration and that was mainly exposed via code so there was mainly a Java API for doing that and the new tags helped so I was actually exposing the AspectJ stuff via XML as well. So it's not just simplified functionality there for the existing AOP style in Spring, but also new configuration support, new AOP style with AspectJ, and the AspectJ annotation model. Juergen: That's a natural fit in terms of the configuration model. Rob: There's a bunch of other stuff there: scheduling, remoting, the core parts of Spring, essentially the infrastructure parts of Spring that are not in the users' application.
6. What advice do you have for people currently using Spring heavily in terms of how to migrate to the new configuration format?
Rob: Don't change if you don't have to. We've spent a lot of time trying it make it so that you can just deploy your DTD validated files without any changes into the framework. That's not something that's supported by xml parsers . SO an xml parser can't just choose between a schema and DTD on the fly, you have to tell it which one to do, so we've put a lot of effort into that stuff, because we don't want people to change unnecessarily. I guess that if you do want to move across it's a case of either changing to XSD but still keeping the same configuration, if you want to move to XSD validation you don't need to use all the new tags, you can just stick with the schema and then gradually introduce the configuration. If you're starting a new project, the decision is clear; the AOP configuration, the Transaction configuration, those are substantially simpler so a new project will start with those. For an existing project I don't think it's that much of a benefit to move. Juergen: There's also the way to mix and match. If you got a larger project consisting of different modules, different configuration files you can essentially keep all configuration files you don't want to touch at this point just in the generic bean definition format, and selectively introduce the new configuration format to the parts of the application you're actually working on. So there's a very flexible migration path essentially not forcing anybody to migrate. I can even imagine that there are applications that will stick with the pure generic bean definition format for a long time if they don't feel the need for using the specific name spaces. And we will fully keep supporting these applications of course.
7. What about custom tags? What is the intention there? Should developers need to use custom tags?
Rob: The intention there is that the developers would never need to use to use custom tags. We still believe that the core configuration, the bean tag, is perfectly acceptable for most application configuration needs. Certainly if you got the traditional kind of architecture with value objects, service objects, web tier objects, or data objects you won't be using custom tags to configure your own application components. You'll be using the supplied tags to do AOP and Transactions, but you won't be building myApp: DAO tag for your own DAOs. Where the custom tags fit in, is for third party vendors like ActiveMQ to supply simplified configuration for their products. I think Acegi is going to be one of the biggest wins there because right now it is using the generic configuration in Spring but there are lot of areas where it can benefit from schema based code completion. Juergen: From concise and explicit configuration within the application. While of course those hooks are available for third party products, it's clear that most applications will just stick with the "out of the box" infrastructure tags. I guess infrastructure is all about those tags they are meant to express common infrastructural concerns and we essentially ship like a comprehensive set of tags "out of the box" so we don't really see the need for custom additions to those. Rob: If there is a pressing need for a custom tag, it is going to be something that might have a wider application beyond just somebody's application. So we should try to put it in the framework.
8. It seems that the industry, both open-source and commercial is tooling up to use annotations to drive configuration, but not Spring 2. Why did you guys not choose that path?
Juergen: Annotations are certainly a really popular mechanism right now which is relevant to Spring itself as well, to some degree. We do embrace annotations in specific areas such as the transactional annotation, JMX export annotation. We do offer some specific facilities where we optionally provide annotations. What we clearly don't do and don't intend to do is build annotations into the core container or into any core facilities. Essentially for us an annotation is one mechanism to express metadata in, but it's in no area within Spring the only mechanism to express metadata . We strongly believe in externalized configuration where it actually makes sense, where externalized configuration is part of the value proposition, so essentially dependency injection really belongs in a really dedicated configuration file. This is the very point of dependency injection. There are some areas where it is a little less clear like transaction metadata: would you want to put those into a java source file or would you want to express those in XML in the bean definition file? We offer both options. People's tastes and needs are different, application scenarios are different and we respect this situation out there in the real world by just supporting both mechanisms. We support those mechanisms just alongside each other as full first class citizens in the Spring world. Rob: What Juergen is saying is that we are not naive to assume that all our clients are just going to jump to Java 5 and start use annotations. We've got a lot of large enterprise clients using Spring and they are using Java 1.4, Java 1.3 and will be using it for sometime. It's not that simple for a client to say "I'm going to drop my current WebLogic or WebSphere installation and just fire over to one of those in Java 5". That's not going to happen. So what we wanted to do is provide those users with a compiling model on any JVM. There seems to be a trend towards mis-use of annotations with annotations solving complex behavior, where annotations are only metadata. We want to take our time with that and we want to make sure we get it right, because when you put out an API you don't want to change it. And we are going to consider any annotations as part of the API. If we get it wrong, and the user model is flawed, it puts us in a strange position. We want to take our time and really have our annotations driven by user needs not 20 annotations that we think are cool and we release them; that's a bad idea.
9. Why are you positioning Spring so strongly as an AOP solution?
Rob: I think because AOP has a real value to users. We don't do anything unless we believe it's got value. We are not the kind of people who think they got a cool solution and we got to build it. We don't have the time. We spend most of our time trying to build features that would offer value. AOP has the real potential; the potential already is delivering value to a large number of people. I think the area where the AOP is perhaps lacking, is in a cohesive model that is taking users right from the beginning and right through to the full features like Aspect J. And that's where we position Spring 2. The basic model for doing it is the kind of Enterprise services where AOP fits really quite nicely so transactions, security, remoting, JMX exposure, all those cool things; but then as a path moving towards domain main aspects find grained and apply it to the entire application. We wanted to provide a coherent model so between Spring AOP, between Aspect J and in-between as well and we've got a really nice proposition there now. Juergen: We're strongly taking this from the application's configuration perspective to make it as straightforward and convenient as possible, not only to use the "out of the box" infrastructural aspects we ship, but also custom aspects as far as possible, with a high degree of freedom on the application developers' side, features that we selectively want to use but we don't have to use. Essentially they stay out of your way if you don't need them. But if you wanted custom aspects, just right at your fingertips.
10. Why AspectJ's point cut language?
Rob: Because many people are using AspectJ, it is very powerful and we see AspectJ as something we can align up our product with and we see Aspect J as the next progression from Spring AOP. We see a lot of people using AOP for the kind of things to do now which is transactions, as I mentioned before, but also we see AspectJ as being the logical step for building fine grained domain aspects. What we wanted to do was provide a model for the user to use in both worlds. The AspectJ pointcut expression means two things: it provides that model, it provides that link between the two products and it also simplifies the configuration substantially. So even with the new xml tags without a good matching language for matching on types, on methods basically on other joint points in the AOP program it's very hard to simplify the configurations, so with the new xml and the AspectJ point cut language we've really now got that concise and succint configuration that we always wanted. Juergen: For trivial scenarios where essentially you proxy a single bean with some transaction configuration, it's of course not necessary to have the expression language available so there's where essentially the previous model worked reasonably well; but once you start into applying very specific aspects, define very specific point cuts, you need the power of a more expressive point cut language and that's exactly what AspectJ gives us. From Spring's AOP model it's essentially a seamless move from the AOP alliance model that we are coming from to AspectJ and back. It's essentially a choice of the user concerning which level he'd like to adopt here, so we're still supporting the classic Spring proxy based AOP solution, we're enriching it with AspectJ point cut language to define point cuts and we're moving further in some areas, so there are certainly more stuff to come in this area.
11. Now you've got support from both POJO and Annotation Driven Aspects. Why did you do both and how does one choose?
Rob: Essentially from the user's perspective they're almost identical aside from the usage of the annotations. And the difference being that with the annotation driven approach the configuration sits in the aspect class itself, whereas with the other approach it sits in the new Spring xml format. The main driver behind the POJO aspects is that they are POJO, so there's no dependence on Spring at all. Unless you use the AspectJ runtime library to access joint point access information there's no coupling there at all. And it gives us a nice side effect which is the argument binding functionality. So if you have a method foo that accepts String and Int, you can point cut that method and have an advice before foo that accepts String and Int and you'll actually get the arguments in a fully typed environment just as you can in Aspect J. This actually realizes the whole thing we wanted for a long time in Spring AOP which is fully typed advice. With the @AspectJ style of annotated aspects, it's a seamless move between Aspect J and Spring; there was a really good proposition for us; you can take one of these things, you can pop it into Spring, you can enable the AspectJ aspects with a single line of xml configuration and you get an aspect, you can apply it to your objects as appropriate or you can take the same aspect, drop it into AspectJ application with AJC compilation or AJDTand Eclipse and you get thensame aspects applied. It's the same class, it's the same aspect, there's no change between the two models. I think that's where the link is now set between the Aspect J and Spring 2.
12. What is Spring 2 doing to help with the modularization concerns on very large projects?
Rob: We haven't addressed it as a major part in Spring 2 mainly because we had so many other features to focus on, although we have started to move down that road in a very subtle way and you'll see when you look into the AOP configuration now that we tried to keep them all in one place. So the choices are: should we allow advices and point cuts and aspects to be configured all across the configuration file, or should we keep them in a single place? The decision was to keep them in a single place, inside this encompassing AOP conflig tag. I think that's a nice move as it gets to the point where configuration is in a nice succint module. And the next move is to actually take that and make it applicable as a top level file. So rather of having a beans element as your top level element, we're exploring the possibility of putting AOP config as a top level element. But having it pass just a normal Spring configuration file, while allowing a module for your AOP configuration and potentially a module for transaction configuration. But I think right now the main driver behind modularization is to follow some kind of best practice, some kind of naming convention, of beans "these are my internal beans", "these are public beans". Juergen: That's essentially the current best practice that has emerged. We have been supporting auto-discovery of application context definition files for a while, so certainly there are all those facilities that you need, that enable essentially an application architecture where you assemble different application modules, but I would assume that we will add further explicit support in that area - it's certainly on the road map; we're exploring some possibilities in that respect. We're driven by user demand in that respect. Essentially we're reacting to concrete needs users have and for us this is the path that leads to the practical solution that actually adds value to what the users are doing.
13. What are some common problems people encounter when using Spring and what are the solutions?
Rob: I think one of the common problems that people see is actually proliferation of configuration and this is almost always due to tests. So you'll see people who have a local session factory bean definition and it's the same and they reproduce it in many different files across the application because you've got specific tests that require some other bean to be configured differently. I think there are 2 misunderstandings about how Spring should be used. First of all you can factor out the factory session bean in its own file and compose the configuration into multiple files. You don't want to have a situation where you've got one huge configuration file with everything in it. Take advantage of the ability to compose an application context of multiple configurations, and that way you keep the repetition down because you can reuse snippets of configuration. The other misunderstanding is that people don't really grasp how unit tests should be done with Spring. I think that unit test should be done with Spring. That's the first thing; you don't want to be doing unit testing in the context of Spring. Unit testing should be done without Spring in the picture whatsoever. You don't want to be loading an ApplicationContext, you don't want to be using your configuration files; you should be just using mock objects and wiring the collaborators yourself for pure unit testing. The whole purpose is dependency injection. One of the purposes of dependency injection it to enable that kind of model. For integration testing you really want to be testing real components so you should be using the real production configuration. Obviously externalizing application environment specific things like data source and connection factories, and transaction manager, you can externalize those into long files and bring in different files with a staging environment configuration or testing environment configuration. Juergen: The hard part is to set up integration tested start-up effectively, reasonably faster than those tests running as part of your development process within your IDE, mainly like persistence providers, Hibernate session factory. Those resources really take a while to start up so you want to reuse them. That's where our testing support package comes in it allows you to use context definition for specific testing scenarios. The most important advice to give in terms of handling configurations is to factor out the common parts from the specific parts essentially, factor out the things that change from the things that stay the same, a very general principle in the OO world, applied to configuration files. Rob: In the flipside of that, people would go to the extreme of that and make every bean a sole configuration file, and the intention was never for that to be the case. You want to try to actually separate the static from the dynamic. So things that can change should be factored out, the things that can't change should just stay in the configuration file. Then you might want to do some breakdown based on the layering of your application. It's not just uncommon to see one configuration file for the data tier one for the middle tier, and so on. Juergen: There are different scenarios. Some essentially have horizontal separation in terms of the configuration, some do vertical separation if you have a strongly module based application, it makes more sense for the particular scenario to do it vertically, and from Spring's core container perspective both are valid scenarios so we essentially don't restrict anybody in terms of the choice here. Rob: I think the biggest problem is that people (this is a common case, not just with Spring but with JDK as well) don't understand what features already exist. So they go ahead and re-implement a bunch of stuff like task execution, JMS support; they re-implement support for JDO because they don't know that it exists. All these different things already exist but people don't know about them and go ahead to re-implement them. The key recommendation I always make to my clients is to spend some time browsing through the javadoc, through the source code. You don't have to understand the source, but just to understand what features are available and post that on the main list if you have problems or hire Interface21 if you've got some issues. You need to understand what's available, not just how to use it, just to know that it is there for you to use.
14. What are the top two lesser known Spring features people should know about but don't?
Juergen: There are certainly a couple of those hiding in Spring. There are some things where it's surprising that even experienced users are not aware of them, or at least not fully aware of their capabilities. Probably the most core feature we're talking about here is the resource loading and the resource pattern resolving which many people are using - at least implicitly - but they don't actually realize the full expressive power of those resource locations where you can essentially throw a single string definition load from the class path, load relative to the current application context, load from a file system location, load from an HTTP server location and mix and match those even as part of the same configuration definition. Also use path patterns in those expressions not only doing name matching in one directory but in the whole directory or subdirectory part of your application. There's a lot of power hiding in those and it's often surprising to find people trying to find a solution for this discovery process and for concise conig locations not knowing the expressive power in the other locations. That's probably my primary one. There are further ones in very specific areas. People are not aware of the javamail support, for example. Those are really more specific things. From the core container perspective I would pick the overall JDBC support package where people do know JDBC template and those prominent DAO implementation classes. But they don't actually know the support that we provide around this, from native JDBC extraction, the lock handling adapters; we provide a number of data source adaptors for lazy connection fetching and for specifying user's credentials seamlessly as part of standard data source invocation, so we provide a number of very pragmatic solutions there; things people have been asking because they need it in their applications. But there is a surprising number of Spring users not being aware of those, often re-implementing them unnecessarily.
15. Spring MVC, how would you position it compared to other frameworks?
Rob: It depends on where you are classing as other frameworks. If we are going to position it against Web Flow then obviously the two work quite nicely together. We see Spring MVC as essentially two things: it's a great base for frameworks like it; like Spring WebFlow to sit on top of, take advantage of dispatching server, all the cool infrastructural components rooting, interception, all those kind of things. I use it quite a lot with clients and I see it as a powerful MVC model. In the past there have been things that have not been quite as useable obviously the biggest gap we've seen was in the JSP tags, so the lack of support for form tags in JSP, but actually this is solved in Spring 2. With all the features around Spring MVC I have to say it's one of the most powerful MVC tools out there. We've got really comprehensive routing with dispatcher servlet, we've got all the interception capabilities, the built in interception, handler interceptors, the ability to configure Servlet filters in the Spring application context so we've used dependency injection on filters, there's support for file upload, for exception resolving, for all those different kind of infrastructure issues I kind of taken care of in Spring. I think that's a really good benefit of Spring MVC. Of course the controls themselves are so lightweight and they are absolutely trivial to test outside of the server container. Juergen: From the positioning perspective, it's also interesting to see that Spring MVC is actually not like its own subsystem, it's actually a collection of subsystems, so the main value proposition from Springs web support in general is that its reusable subsystems, which can of course be used in conjunction, can be made to work together but also used selectively. So from Spring's dispatcher is for example a self contained solution essentially not being tied to a specific data binding or to any kind of MVC in the traditional sense, it's a straightforward dispatching mechanism for HTTP environments also used for e.g. for HTTP based remoting and also serving as a central hook for plugging in higher level web solutions such as web flow which essentially has a essential entry point, a flow control, in the Spring dispatcher. Spring Web MBC has a different architecture from traditional web frameworks which essentially take a "take it all or nothing" approach so you might find a lot of applications out there which effectively use parts of what you could call Spring Web MVC without being that aware of it. You might have a JSF based application that uses HTTP base remote services living in a Spring dispatcher servlet, happily coexisting with the JSF facesservlet in the same web application. There's a whole world of mixing and matching in that respect. Our Web MVC support is a strong enabler for many other things and one usage is essentially the traditional form controller usage and another is web flow running in that environment benefiting from Spring's dispatcher, Spring's standard field abstraction and also from Spring data binding, which is a separate subsystem. Rob: Here's an interesting issue: because it's so decoupled, you can reuse it in a variety of scenarios; so a reason we have actually build a rest style interface to a CICS mainframe and we used all the core infrastructure of Spring MVC to provide the core HTTP handling and all we need to do is to put a simple REST controller, it was the adaptor between the HTTP request and the backend services that were communicating with the main frame. We want to reuse all that infrastructure because of the decoupling which is a really nice proposition.
16. What's next for Spring? It seems like Spring is becoming more a stack than a framework.
Rob: It has never been our intention to flash out into a whole stack, we certainly don't see ourselves replacing application servers like WebLogic or WebSphere, rather than just work with those products but there are areas where we can move into where we make sense. I think any area where the programming model comes into question is an area where Spring can add value. We certainly don't see ourselves building database servers or transactions any time soon. What we see though, is a closer integration with the existing application servers. We try to work closely with the Geronimo guys, with WebLogic guys, with WebSphere, as much as we possibly can to build some kind of integration there, to keep Spring working nicely in those products. We need to keep aware of what those guys are doing; if they are building nice transaction stuff, we want to be integrated with that and not have to reinvent it ourselves. Obviously there are a lot of new features on the road map. I think modularization is a big thing for us and I think continued effort to simplify the programming model for people, just to make it as simple as possible. Juergen: We see a reasonable amount of demand for using scripting languages to script bean definitions. There are a lot of things on the road map and we're just fleshing out essentially concrete solutions for those prioritized essentially by the mind. Rob: One of the things we see it's a lot more early announcements and previews of individual features separate from the core framework. We were coming around to the idea of having to release individual previews to give them chances to settle in with the community and foster some feedback. We don't do enough of releasing of individual features early on. What we want to try to do is to package core bits of functionality and package them with whatever Spring releases out so people can feedback. I think that's a mode we can follow in the future. Juergen: Talking about WebFlow and also talking about the stack, about what we could consider a stack, what we are also going for is a road, a product, an ecosystem where Spring is only the foundation and probably what most people will be using as a start, but also having sister projects, related projects, essentially integrating with Spring core and running on top of Spring core with more specific purposes. There's the Acegi security system, on one hand, there's the Spring Web Flow on the other hand which are essentially self contained products with specific ties to Spring core, but having their own release cycle and also their documentation community; it's an important enabler to let those projects have their own life. That's essentially where a whole ecosystem is created, but I would still not call it a stack in the traditional sense where you go from top to bottom with the same provider . Quite on the contrary, Spring will keep its integration focus with existing functionality rather then reinventing stuff that's out there. Rob: One of the big things with we're focused on with integration is Spring.NET to Spring Java. We want to provide a really good model to people using Spring.NET in the a perhaps in a client setting can connectto a Spring Java backend. That's the model we're seeing again and again at our large clients. We've got a lot of cooperation going on with Spring .NET guys so it's quite interesting so see how a lot of core features or ideas behind Spring apply just as well on the .NET platform.
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India will soon be a poster child for floating LNG terminals
Some years back few would have thought of setting up offshore floating LNG
storage and liquefaction facilities. But not anymore. In an interview with
Neeraj Dhankher, Teekay Gas Services’ President, Captain David Glendinning talks
of how the concept of a floating storage and regasification unit is fast
catching up among LNG players across the globe. More so in India where LNG
business prospects are on the boil and the situation calls for innovative and
quicker solutions to crack the LNG business code. Excerpts:
LNG has the potential to become the most important business segment in the
oil and gas sector in India today. How do you perceive its growth in
India?
LNG will continue to grow throughout the world not just because there is
plenty of it but also because it is relatively cheap, easily transportable and
environment friendly. On the flip side, we are not sure on what’s happening on
the shale gas front. It is good for LNG markets when it is exported from the US,
but not when it is developed in China, India or Argentina for instance. But I
think these sources of shale gas may take some time to develop. In India, the
demand for gas is growing by the day due to rapid urbanization and government
policies promoting use of gas for producing energy. This can be met only through
import of LNG.
What business opportunities can India offer on the LNG front?
In India we are keen to follow an inclusive approach where we share our
expertise, transfer knowledge and use as much Indian content as possible. We are
prepared to create joint ventures and use Indian resources. We have similar
approach in place for Indonesia, Angola, Yemen and Qatar where we shared our
expertise. We are happy and excited to be in India as it suits our approach of
working through collaborative joint ventures and allows transfer of knowledge
and expertise. We will ensure that we provide value to the country and not just
to ourselves.
Today there are two LNG terminals in the country and many more are to come.
Then there are also other quicker market solutions like floating storage and
regasification units (FSRUs). This concept is cheaper, faster to implement, more
flexible and does not involve any land acquisitions as required by shorebased
terminals. This cost effective solution means that the resultant savings can be
passed down the LNG value chain to end consumers.
India has a long coastline and both the East and West coast offers immense
opportunities for installing FSRUs. What is most interesting is that different
types of projects have different needs to which we can cater. For instance, we
also have expertise in ship to ship transfer which may be required in some
locations. Our competencies as well as prior experience in harsh weather FPSOs
can be extended to some projects that are being considered at offshore locations
in India. It is important to add that we have made a strong commitment in India
to provide solutions to the LNG industry and we will endeavor to utilize Indian
competence and resources.
Are you in talks with any company in India for setting up FSRUs?
We are talking to a number of players in India on exploring the possibility
of setting up FSRUs. In fact, we are looking at a number of FSRU possibilities
in India. During Vibrant Gujarat summit recently, we signed an MoU with Swan
Energy to develop a 5-mmtpa FSRU in the state. We are also in talks with other
LNG players such as GAIL, Petronet LNG Ltd and many more for setting up FSRUs.
With our corporate set up and LNG partners, we can raise equity as and when
required. Realistically speaking, two to three of these contracts may
materialize this year itself. So we are committed to India already and it seems
natural to develop business here.
We have recently ordered two LNG carriers which will use advanced M-type
electronically controlled gas injection twin engine which we hope to charter out
very soon.
Will you also look to venture into setting up LNG infrastructure in India?
Being a marine company, we are interested in being a part of an integrated
LNG facility specializing in the provision of the FSRU where our competency
lies. We are not looking to get into LNG trading or laying pipelines outside the
LNG facility.
Singapore is setting up a 6-mmtpa LNG terminal to trade LNG. Do you think
this will alter transportation requirements of Indian companies sourcing LNG?
We expect the terminal to cater to requirement of spot LNG mostly. Players
who need gas more than contracted may use this facility. To them, this gas may
turn out to be readily available to meet the demand. But I do not think that
this will have any major impact on long-term LNG contracts.
Are you exploring opportunities for setting FSRUs elsewhere in the Indian
sub continent?
We have been approached by Sri Lanka for looking at FSRU opportunities.
However, we are not looking at either Bangladesh or Pakistan as of now. India is
a better opportunity for us and we prefer to focus our efforts here. In fact, we
have an India strategy which we kicked off 18 months ago for gas opportunities.
What prompted formulation of a specific strategy for India?
India welcomes outside expertise and we welcome bringing expertise into the
country and sharing it. Both these strategies marry nicely. It is give and take
here, a win-win situation through collaboration. It is a comfortable place for
us to be in. India has become more accessible as the government is attracting
foreign investment which is making it easy for foreign investors.
How much of an investment is the company looking at in India?
Today Teekay Gas Partner has the ability to fund substantial annual growth.
Bearing this in mind each project will be evaluated on its meritsand necessary
capital will be made available as required.
Please throw light on the entire range of business operations being
undertaken by Teekay Shipping Corporation.
The company was founded in 1973 but it took some time to grow. It was in
1980s that Teekay Shipping became a major player in the Aframax sector which
involved shipping crude oil across the Pacific from Indonesia to west coast of
United States and transporting fuel oil back to West Asia. This trade was
created on the back of a number of time chartered Aframax tankers. In 1985 we
decided to venture into direct purchase of second-hand ships as the quality of
ships required was not readily available for time charter. In 1988, we ventured
into a new building program in the Aframax sector.
In 1995 Teekay Shipping was floated on the New York Stock Exchange. This was
a period of consolidation and recovery after the downturn in the Aframax sector
in early 1990s. By 1998, the company was on a stable platform.
In 1998 we embarked on a growth and diversification strategy under the
leadership of our CEO, Bjorn Moller. As strategy of diversification, first we
acquired three tankers of Caltex Australia and set up an operational hub in
Australia. Simultaneously we diversified in to the offshore market placing FSO
(floating storage and off take) on long term contract on west coast of
Australia.
In the Aframax sector, we expanded our business in the Atlantic by acquiring
Bona Shipping Norway which had a dominant position in that market.
As a natural extension of our competencies, we entered the shuttle tanker
market through the acquisition of a controlling stake in the largest publicly
traded shuttle tanker operator – Ugland Nordic Shipping of Norway. We then
acquired Statoil’s wholly-owned shipping company, Navion ASA., Norway, which
gave us access to majority of shuttle tankers operating in the North Sea. We
further expanded in LNG sector by acquiring Naveria F.Tapais AS.
We extended our competency further into developing Floating Production
Storage and Offloading (FPSO) units through our acquisition of Petrojarl in
Norway. Today, we have 11 FPSOs, to go with a new building which has been
engineered in New Delhi by an Indian contingent and another one in Brazil.
The diversification strategy has allowed us to thrive in a market that others
are struggling to survive in. We are in a very strong position to continue
growing as others are taking cover. The strategy has paid off in the long term.
When did you set up base in India?
We have had a presence in India since 1988. We realized very early as we grew
our fleet that we needed well educated, competent and efficient officers. No
longer were they available in Europe to a great extent. Initially we worked
through a manning agency and on acquisition of Bona Shipping we established our
own office which takes care of our manning and business development. Today,
India is our single largest supplier of officers accounting for 25 per cent of
our total officer strength.
How did Teekay evolve into an LNG transporting company?
Having become a prominent player in the Aframax and Suezmax sector in the
Pacific and the Atlantic as well as in the shuttle tanker market, our aim was to
become the world’s leading supplier of energy transportation. This led us to
LNG. In 2003 we decided to enter the LNG space with a two pronged approach. We
acquired four LNG ships from Spain’s largest provider of marine energy
transportation, Naviera F. Tapias S.A. At the same time we were successful in
tendering for three ships for a RasGas project in Qatar. Having invested a total
of 4 billion dollars today we have 29 LNG ships, including 50
per cent ownership in a FSRU and two ship new building order, making us the 3rd
largest independent operator in LNG ships in the world.
How did you arrange funds for implementing the growth and diversification
strategy?
In order to fund our growth ambitions our parent Teekay Corporation created
three daughter companies namely Teekay LNG Partners L. P, Teekay Offshore
Partners L.P, Teekay Tankers Ltd, all of which are listed on the New York Stock
Exchange. The creation of this facility has allowed us to grow competitively as
equity can be raised to support our ventures. | http://www.infraline.com/infraline-energy/interviews-details/547 | CC-MAIN-2019-09 | refinedweb | 1,723 | 62.38 |
Paul Eggert writes: > Perhaps we should put zmalloc, zcalloc, and zrealloc into a separate > include file zalloc.h? That what I had in mind too. > > - I can't imagine how these zero-sized objects could interfere > > with the pointer comparison operator in a pleasant way, > > If X is an array of N objects, and Y is another object, then it is > already the case that &X[N] == Y might yield 1 (and also, it might not > yield 1). Presumably, this same rule will still hold if N == 0. The important rule is that if X is an array of N objects, and 0 <= i,j <= N, then &X[i] == &X[j] if and only if i == j. How can this hold if sizeof(X[0]) == 0 ? > > char memory[100000]; > > char *memptr = memory; > > void *malloc (size_t n) { > > return (n == 0 ? NULL : (memptr += n) - n); > > } > > int main () { if (malloc (0) != NULL) abort (); return 0; } The point is: If malloc is specified in the standard as returning non-NULL for n==0 if there is memory available, then a previously compliant program becomes noncompliant. > Or did you mean that a C program might define malloc itself? But that > also violates the standard. Huh?! All the provisions in the ELF runtime system, that guarantee that a malloc() in the executable hides a malloc() in libc, their purpose must be to fulfill a standard, isn't it? Bruno | http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnulib/2003-01/msg00053.html | CC-MAIN-2016-30 | refinedweb | 233 | 69.82 |
B::Hooks::XSUB::CallAsOp - Invoke code from an XSUB in opcode context
#include "hook_xsub_callasop.h" static TRAMPOLINE_HOOK(foo) { printf("IM IN UR CALLER MUNGING UR STACK\n"); return NORMAL; /* you must always return like from a PP function, see also the RETURN macro */ /* or you can also delegate: */ return PL_ppaddr[OP_FOO](aTHX); } MODULE = Some::XS PACKAGE = Some::XS void foo () PPCODE: TRAMPOLINE(foo); # later, in Perl land... # the trampoline hook is invoked in an opcode context, instead of as an XSUB Some::XS::foo();
This module requires ExtUtils::Depends to be used in your XS modules.
See B::Utils for an explanation.
Declares a function with PP's calling conventions. It's the same as perl's own PP macro but without the Perl_ prefix (you can also use it for declaring a function pointer)
Given a function pointer
hook, trampoline to it on the next PL_op dispatch.
This will
PUTBACK, invoke
b_hooks_xsub_callasop_setup_trampoline, and then return from the current XSUB with no value.
Save the value of
PL_op.
Must be called before the
TRAMPOLINE macro, and followed by
TRAMPOLINE_RESTORE_OP
Must be called inside your
TRAMPOLINE_HOOK to set
PL_op to what it was just before the trampiline.
The
op_next of the restored op and the trampoline op are the same, so you should still use
return NORMAL.
Saves the args given to the xsub in a temporary buffer.
This must be called before the
TRAMPOLINE macro, and followed by
TRAMPOLINE_RESTORE_ARGS.
Requires
ax and
items to be defined, calls
SPAGAIN.
Appends the args from the buffer back to the stack, and then invokes
SPAGAIN.
Does not modify ax, you need to add a mark yourself and use it if you need it.
A function pointer type describing a Perl push/pop function:
OP *(*foo) (pTHX)
The underlying implementation of the
TRAMPOLINE macro.
Using the macro is reccomended.
Yuval Kogman, Florian Ragwitz
Copyright (c) 2009 Yuval Kogman. All rights reserved This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. | https://metacpan.org/pod/B::Hooks::XSUB::CallAsOp | CC-MAIN-2014-23 | refinedweb | 337 | 63.09 |
#include <mw/brctldefs.h>
The TBrCtlDefs class contains definitions of custom data types for the Browser Control API.
Usage:
#include <brctldefs.h> @see S60 Platform: Browser Control API Developer's Guide Version 2.0 @lib BrowserEngine.lib @since 3.0 @file brctldefs.h*
The Browser Control uses 600 command IDs, whose default range is from 15000 - 15600. The host application can specify any desired range through the API.
The host application should define the base for the command IDs and add that base to the enum value of each command.
Commands sent by the host application to the Browser Control by calling the HandleDownloadCommandL function.
Specifies the type of method to call to fetch a URL. The MbrCtlWindowObserver employs this method. | http://devlib.symbian.slions.net/belle/GUID-C6E5F800-0637-419E-8FE5-1EBB40E725AA/GUID-92CFB401-F42A-3832-94E8-826D71C74F34.html | CC-MAIN-2018-47 | refinedweb | 121 | 70.39 |
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WebSvcResource Namespace
Office 2007
The WebSvcResource namespace is an arbitrary name for a reference to the Resource.asmx Web service of the PSI in Microsoft Office Project Server 2007.
The Resource class in the Web service includes methods that manage enterprise resources. Check out, check in, update, or create resources or Project Server users and their authorization settings. Activate or deactivate users. Find resources by name or GUID; read resource or user data and related security information; get all assignments for a resource.
Resource methods typically use or return one of the following DataSet objects:
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Opened 7 years ago
Closed 7 years ago
#25091 closed Bug (duplicate)
Array field equality lookup fails with ProgrammingError
Description
Note: This bug report is mostly based on a reddit post by Glueon:
With the model:
class MyModel(models.Model): emails = ArrayField(models.EmailField())
When trying to fetch a row with a list of emails:
MyModel.objects.filter(emails=['[email protected]'])
the following error occurs:
ProgrammingError: operator does not exist: character varying[] = text[] HINT: No operator matches the given name and argument type(s). You might need to add explicit type casts.
Because the resulting query is:
SELECT * FROM some_table WHERE emails = ARRAY['[email protected]'];
By default type of
ARRAY['[email protected]'] is
text [] while Django stores it as a
varchar [].
Glueon suggests that casting the array to
varchar [] using raw sql solves the problem:
SELECT * FROM some_table WHERE emails = ARRAY['[email protected]']::varchar[];
I did post some other workarounds in the comments of the reddit post, but there are some situations in which the workarounds are not possible, such as when using
get_or_create or
update_or_create.
Change History (6)
comment:1 Changed 7 years ago by
comment:2 Changed 7 years ago by
Here’s a ready-to-use workaround for
get_or_create, as described in this reddit post.
def bugfree_get_or_create(manager, **kwargs): """ This is workaround for """ model = manager.model defaults = kwargs.pop('defaults', {}) for k, array in tuple(kwargs.items()): if isinstance(model._meta.get_field(k), ArrayField): for i, item in enumerate(array): kwargs[k + '__%d' % i] = item kwargs[k + '__len'] = len(array) del kwargs[k] try: return manager.get(**kwargs) except model.DoesNotExist: kwargs.update(defaults) return manager.create(**kwargs)
Instead of writing
YourModel.objects.get_or_create(your_array_field=['abc', 'def'], other_kwargs=…), write
bugfree_get_or_create(YourModel.objects, your_array_field=['abc', 'def'], other_kwargs=…).
comment:3 Changed 7 years ago by
I would like to add a notice that the code above is not even close to be as bullet proof as
get_or_create and you should expect race conditions if you were to use it.
comment:4 Changed 7 years ago by
I have found two simple workarounds to this, but they may have some issues that I am not aware of. The first is to pass the array to the get or get_or_create method not as a list, but as a string formatted using
'{1.0, 2.0}'
instead of
ARRAY[1.0, 2.0]
which causes postgres to handle an implicit cast from numeric to real (which I needed in this case).
The other is to perform this conversion in
get_db_prep_value() by overriding the ArrayField class. For my specific case, this appears to work, but it may not be robust to arrays of different types (especially strings):
class StrFormatArrayField(ArrayField): """ Override the array format to use "'{1.0, 2.0, 3.0}'" instead of "ARRAY([1.0, 2.0, 3.0])" to get around an issue with implicit type conversion. """ def get_db_prep_value(self, value, connection, prepared=False): if isinstance(value, list) or isinstance(value, tuple): prepped = [self.base_field.get_db_prep_value(i, connection, prepared) for i in value] joined = ', '.join([str(v) for v in prepped]) return '{' + joined + '}' else: return value
Any advice on improving upon this or issues I may face would be greatly appreciated.
This seems related to #25091. | https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/25091?cversion=0&cnum_hist=1 | CC-MAIN-2022-33 | refinedweb | 541 | 57.67 |
Ok so here's my problem:
I'm making a little game project that's like a clone of Breakout, which I'm sure everyone has played before, and I encapsulated the game variables in its own class called "Game" that looks something like this...
Not the most efficient code on the planet, I KNOW. . -.-Not the most efficient code on the planet, I KNOW. . -.-Code:
//game.h
//Game class header file
#ifndef GAME_H
#define GAME_H
#include <vector>
#include "player.h"
#include "brick.h"
#include "ball.h"
using namespace std;
class Game
{
public:
Game(int player_x, int player_y, unsigned int player_w, unsigned int player_h, int player_lives,
int ball_x, int ball_y, unsigned int ball_w, unsigned int ball_h, double ball_XSpeed, double ball_YSpeed,
int brick_x, int brick_y, unsigned int brick_w, unsigned int brick_h, int brick_hp,
int level_width, int level_height);
void Reset();
void Play();
Player player1;
Ball ball;
vector<vector<Brick> > bricks;
};
#endif
But! I'm having trouble creating the constructor of this Game class. As you can see, the "bricks" variable is a 2-dimensional vector. What I'm having trouble doing is creating a constructor that assigns two of the parameters "int level_width, int level_height" as the width and height dimensions of the vector.
I hope I explained that fully. O_o
Thanks for the help, and sorry in advance about all my constructor parameters - I want to keep it that way for certain reasons though. >.< | http://cboard.cprogramming.com/cplusplus-programming/83964-vector-construction-problem-printable-thread.html | CC-MAIN-2014-42 | refinedweb | 233 | 61.36 |
Probably.
Actually as far as i know, nginx would show an empty message and it won't
actually restart if the config is bad, the only way to screw it up is by
doing an nginx stop then start again, it would succeed to stop but fail to
start.
You can't prevent the Application Pool Recycling, and doing so is the wrong
way to achieve things anyway.
Instead you should not delete any files or directories within your
application directory. For temporary data you should use the temp
directory, for persistent data you should store it in a separate location.
Also if you care about your sessions and cache to be persisted after a
application pool recycle, you should additionally store it in a persistent
data storage and reload it.
Fluentd's in_tail isn't designed to catch up that amount of log rotation. I
recommend you to use nginx Fluentd module instead.
You need to define the variable $foo before the Lua module can use it.
Check the doc for an example defining the variable within the location
directive before utilizing it.
Nginx doesn't parse the client request body unless it really needs to, so
it usually does not fill the $request_body variable.
The exceptions are when:
it sends the request to a proxy,
or a fastcgi server.
So you really need to either add the proxy_pass or fastcgi_pass directives
to your block.
The easiest way is to send it to Nginx itself as a proxied server, for
example with this configuration:
location = /c.gif {
access_log logs/uaa_access.log client;
# add the proper port or IP address if Nginx is not on 127.0.0.1:80
proxy_pass;
}
location = /post_gif {
# turn off logging here to avoid double logging
access_log off;
empty_gif;
}
If you only expect to receive some key-pair values, it might be a good idea
to limit the reques
One solution is to enable error_log just where it is needed.
server {
error_log /dev/null crit;
location ~.php$ {
error_log /var/log/nginx_error.log;
}
}.
How is your logger object configured? It is possible to configure different
handlers for different log levels and they could be failing. See
Also look at this note.
May be the case.
Update:
You may also try to use catch-all exception handler to see what's going on
inside your thread. Some thing like this:
def func():
try:
logger.info("Some informational message")
time.sleep(15)
print "And we are done here"
except:
print "We are interrupted"
pprint.pprint(sys.exc_info())
Update2:
As seen in.
done() meth
You shouldn't be directly manipulating the registry to create a service.
You should be using the service control manager API's to create and if
desired start the service. The registry values are documented but they
are still private to the API and only take effect upon reboot. Using the
API will take affect immediately and the registry changes are done by the
API.
If you are using Windows Installer you can let the installer handle all of
this for you by using the Windows Installer's ServiceInstall and
ServiceControl tables.
Some services have dependencies on resources that aren't available until
after a reboot. One example might be a locked file that will be
overwritten during startup via the Pending Files Rename Operations pattern.
Another gotcha is if the service has a depend();
}
}
Use nohup to prevent child processes from being killed when the terminal
closes.
spawn nohup /usr/bin/firefox
I assume there's more to the script, since there's no need to use Expect
just to start firefox.
The settings are not persistent and just modified dynamically at runtime.
So you have to set the log levels accordingly into the log properties and
use it.
LogLevelSelection class handles change in the log levels and sets the
level.
Relevant code :-
Logger logger;
LogManager logManager = LogManager.getLogManager();
if ("root".equals(name)) {
logger = logManager.getLogger("");
} else logger = logManager.getLogger(name);
if ("unset".equals(value)) {
if ((logger != null) && (logger.getLevel() != null)) {
logger.setLevel(null);
log.info("Unset log level on '" + name + "'.");
}
} else {
Level level = Level.parse(value);
if (logger == null) logger = Logger.getLogger(name);
if (logger.getLevel() != level) {
Alternative way is to use JDBC Driver Proxy logging library like log4jdbc
log4jdbc uses the Simple Logging Facade for Java (SLF4J) and supports below
logging systems:-
Log4j
java.util logging in JDK 1.4
logback
Jakarta Commons Logging
It support showing SQL Queries with parameters ..here is an excerpt from
their documentation
jdbc.sqlonly :- Logs only SQL. SQL executed within a prepared statement
is automatically shown with it's bind arguments replaced with the data
bound at that position, for greatly increased readability
You can use the inspect package to find the calling line of code.
I use this method to mark a function as deprecated and then track down the
callers (in your unit tests of course). You can adjust to your logging
needs.
Tattletale logging
In the file that will log (a.py):
import logging # of course you have this
import inspect
# some lines to set logger
log = logging.getLogger('some_loger')
log.addHandler(logging.StreamHandler())
class SomeClass:
def log_it(self, log_text):
log.warn("DEPRECATION WARNING: {0[3]} was called from {1[3]} at
line {1[2]} in {1[1]}".format(*inspect.stack()[:2]))
In the "child" file (b.py):
from a import SomeClass
class MyOtherClass(SomeClass):
def some_method(self):
self.log_it('let me log this text')~
b = MyOtherClass()
b.so
Instead of writing to the file at each logged message (which is the source
of your slow down), you could write your log messages to the Logger
Library's ScriptDB instance and add a .write() method to your logger that
will output the messages in one go. Your logger constructor can take a
messageGroup parameter which can serve as a unique identifier for the lines
you would like to write. This would also allow you to use different files
for logging output.
As you build your messages into proper output to write to the file (don't
write each line individually, batch operations are your friend), you might
want to remove the message from the ScriptDB. However, it might also be a
nice place to pull back old logs.
Your message object might look something like this:
{
message: "My message",
c.
The arg2 is NOT the ID of your item, take a look at the official
documentation to understand what it is !
The arg3 is NOT the ID of your item in the database, but the row ID of the
Android ressource (i.e. R.id.xxx), so you can't just use the data given by
the parameters of onItemLongClick().
Knowing this, you can figure out that the line helper.deleteName((arg2+1));
is not correct and doesn't mean anything : arg2+1 means absolutely nothing
for your database.
A solution (not the best I think), should be to include an invisible field
in your item view, storing the actual _id field of your database. Then,
when a long press is detected, you get back this value and pass it to
helper.deleteName().
I normally use System.Diagnostics.EventLogEntryType for this. It gives you
the following enums:
EventLogEntryType.Error;
EventLogEntryType.FailureAudit;
EventLogEntryType.Information;
EventLogEntryType.SuccessAudit;
EventLogEntryType.Warning;
so that users connected to the task can know who has done which changes
This changes the data in question from system-level logging to
application-visible data. As such, it probably belongs in the
application's database. This will also make it a lot easier to filter the
log data for display. For example, if you want to show all historical
events for Item X then you can easily query a database table which has a
foreign key relationship to the Items table. Reading in that data from a
file and filtering it manually would be unnecessarily difficult.
Side note: "audit data" or perhaps "history data" might be a better term,
to distinguish it from system logging such as error logs.
Fixed the problem by removing line breaks from the "/etc/default/varnish"
file.
DAEMON_OPTS="-a :80
-T localhost:1234
-f /etc/varnish/default.vcl
-s malloc,256m"
to
DAEMON_OPTS="-a :80 -T localhost:1234 -f /etc/varnish/default.vcl -s
malloc,256m"
The first thing i will do is, instead of returning the full list of
candidates i will return an empty list. If that works fine, then it is very
clear that the size of the data is a problem. To modify the size play with
your binding parameters.
First of all, I'm not sure that method of importing is fully supported and
is against the PEP8 standard. The correct way (assuming you want to keep
the package out of your path) is:
import sys
sys.path.append('path/to/custom/module/dir')
import logging
However, to then solve your issue you will want to "rename" the module on
import by replacing that last line with:
import logging as foo #system logging
sys.path.append('path/to/custom/module/dir')
import logging as bar #your module
The easiest and cleanest solution though, would be to just rename your
module.
The first request does not utilize a header that indicates the length of
the result. It closes the connection when it finishes.
The second request utilizes the length header, reads the designated number
of bytes, then closes the connection gracefully. (under the client side
control instead of server driven disconnection)
-or-
The url you sent caused an error on the server. Is there an error in the
server log or event viewer?
replace
log4j.rootLogger=FINE, stdout
with
log4j.rootLogger=TRACE, stdout
And check here:
and
The second link says:
Loggers may be assigned levels. The set of possible levels, that is:
TRACE,
DEBUG,
INFO,
WARN,
ERROR and
FATAL
You could try this:
String yourFilePath = "./yourLogProperties.properties";
LogManager.getLogManager().readConfiguration(new
FileInputStream(yourFilePath);
Properties will be loaded from a file stored in the same folder which your
app is executed.
Update:
I was searching a little bit how to pass properties thru command line and
there's a pretty good explanation here. So, in your case you'll need
something like this:
java -jar -Djava.util.logging.config.file="./yourLogProperties.properties"
YourApp.jar
Also you can test if it works making a simple test:
public class Tests {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println(System.getProperty("java.util.logging.config.file"));
}
}
Running this from command line you should get the answer ./yourLog
You got a bit lost on the way SEE_MASK_NOZONECHECKS is used. It is not an
environment variable and cannot be tinkered with from the command prompt,
it is an option for ShellExecuteEx(). A winapi function that you indeed
use to start programs. It isn't very clear what programming tools you have
access to, using it in a batch file or VBScript isn't going to work. You'd
need at least, say, VB.NET and pinvoke the function. You can get the
required declarations from the pinvoke.net web site.
Let's talk about what's really going on, you might find a simpler solution.
When you download a file from an Internet web site, Windows adds an extra
stream to the file that indicates where the file came from. Which
basically states "this file did not come from a safe place" and makes the
driver ins
Just fiddled around some more, putting the stopping on a separate thread
seems to work.
stopGameThread = new Thread(new ParameterizedThreadStart(stopGame));
stopGameThread.Start();
that calls this method:
void stopGame(object sender)
{
gScreen.sensor.Stop();
gScreen.sensor.Dispose();
running = false;
}
gScreen is the game screen contained in this game screen wrapper.
If anyone has any better answers feel free to post them.
--with-config-file-path expects a directory, not a filename. So with your
confiuration PHP would look for /etc/php4/php.ini/php.ini.
Background:
The reason for taking a path is that in fact PHP is looking for different
files in order: First a SAPI specific file php-$SAPI.ini and then the
generic php.ini. This allows i.e. using a different configuration on CLI
where initial startup time matters more and other caching settings (apc
etc.) are required.
... not being fluent with IL, ...
Have you considered using a decompiler (Reflector, dotPeek) or, even
better, the reference source code of the .NET framework?
Anyway.
At a casual look it does the following:
In all below cases, the current instance is terminated using
Application.ExitInternal(). That is the gist of the public
Application.Exit() method, eliding some security checks/asserts.
See if it can determine the Assembly.GetEntryAssembly(). If that is null
the call the Application.Restart() was most likely done from unmanaged code
and the operation throws a NotSupportedException to the caller.
See if the current process is ieexec.exe, if so use it to restart the
application (for more information about ieexec.exe see here). Actually that
is pretty much also a Process.Start() c
Closing and creating a new PMF works for me, since it creates a new
StoreManager which creates a connection pool to the datastore (wherever it
is). The log would tell you where connections to the datastore are started
and ended, and where connection pools are initialised
If when you attempt to get or post a request to your server and it fails
and gives you a connection error you can just navigate back to your first
page and clear out all your stored variables. Create a function like
function reset_app(){
$.mobile.changePage('#first_page');
global_vars = default_global_vars;
}
You can use (i-1+list.size()) % list.size() and (i+1) % list.size().
This will also handle lists of length 1.
Heavier options:
Write a method
<T> T get(List<T> list, int i)
{
i %= list.size();
return list.get(i >= 0 ? i : i + list.size());
}
Subclass and override get()
Make a wrapper class which wraps around indices
try this code,
public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int which) {
sauvegarde();
restart(2);
}
restart method
public void restart(int delay) {
Intent launchIntent = new Intent(context, YourStartUpActivity.class);
PendingIntent intent =
PendingIntent.getActivity(getApplicationContext(), 0, launchIntent , 0);
AlarmManager manager = (AlarmManager)
this.getSystemService(Context.ALARM_SERVICE);
manager.set(AlarmManager.RTC, System.currentTimeMillis() + delay,
intent);
System.exit(2);
}
No, you cannot restart your Postgres database on Heroku. If you have
lingering connections, it's likely an app issue. Try in stalling the
pg-extras plugin and looking for IDLE connections:
Also, you can try setting up a custom ActiveRecord connection in your
after_fork block and enabling the connection reaper, which should clean up
any lingering dead connections it finds: | http://www.w3hello.com/questions/How-do-you-restart-logging-after-deleting-an-NGINX-log-closed- | CC-MAIN-2018-17 | refinedweb | 2,426 | 57.47 |
Java Classes
A class can be defined as a template/blueprint from which individual objects are created.
Starting a Java Program:
- When we write code in Java, we will be writing classes or interfaces.
- A class code starts with a { and ends with a }. A class contains variables and methods. Let’s create main() method which is compulsory method.
/* My First Java Program */ Import java.lang.system; Import java.lang.String; Class MyFirstJava { public static void main (String[] args){ System.out.println(“Welcome to Java Programming”); } }
Why main() method is compulsory method ?
If main() method is not written in Java program, it won’t be executed by JVM. The main() method is the starting point for JVM to start the execution of a Java program.
Using public static void main (String[] args)
- The main() method can accept some data from outside and can return some result also. For example, it accepts group of strings, which is also called as string type array String[] args . This array is written along with the main method.
- Here args[] is the array name and it is of String type. So it can store group of strings.
- The value passed to the main() method are called arguments. These arguments are stored in args[] array.
- Other versions of main() method with other signatures are perfectly legal, but they are treated as normal methods.
- The following are legal declarations of the “special” main method (the one used to start a Java program)
Static public void main (String[] args) Public static void main (String… x) Static public void main (String var_args[])
- For the certification exams, what you need to know is that main() method can be overloaded.
- Static methods are the methods which can be called and executed without creating objects. JVM calls the main() method using its class name as MyFirstJava.main() at the time of running the program.
- The main() method must be declared as public, so that it would be available for the JVM. If we don’t declare main() method as public then it won’t be available to JVM and JVM cannot execute it.
- import statements make the JVM to go to the specific Java standard libraries, execute the code there, and substitute the results into the program.
import java.lang.System; import java.lang.String;
Using the javac and java commands
The javac command is used to invoke the Java’s compiler.
javac MyFirstJava.java
The compiler generates a file called MyFirstJava.class that contains byte code instructions. This file is executed by JVM using the following command
java MyFirstJava
Then, we can see the following result:
Welcome to Java Programming.
Classes – Declaration Rules:
The following are the rules to be followed while declaring classes
- Only one public class per source code file is allowed.
- Comments can be added at the beginning or end of any line in the source code.
- The name of the file must match the name of the public class in a file.
- The package statement must be the first line in the source code file before any import statements.
- Import statements must be added in between the package statement and the class declaration.
- If there is no package statement, then import statement must be the first line in the source code file.
- If there are no package and import statements, then the class declaration must be the first line in the source code file.
- Import and package statements apply to all classes present in the source code file.
- A source code file can have more than one non-public class.
- Source code files with no public classes can have a name which does not match with any of the classes in the file.
Its a nice and helpful piece of info. | https://www.sneppets.com/java/java-classes/ | CC-MAIN-2021-04 | refinedweb | 624 | 73.78 |
Apple iPod, iPad, iPhone
This is a placeholder for a more comprehensive article on how to manage an Apple device on a Gentoo system. The goal is to mount the iPod/iPhone/iPad somewhere so that it can be interfaced with by other tools, such as app-pda/gtkpod or media-sound/banshee or others. It also shows how to copy files to the iDevice using a file manager, without the need of syncing via iTunes.
Contents
- 1 The idevice Software Stack
- 2 Pairing
- 3 Mounting
- 4 Transferring Media
- 5 Troubleshooting
- 6 External resources
The idevice Software Stack
This is the idevice software stack. The dependencies will be pulled in automatically, but this is useful as a reference when trying to figure out which layers are or are not working.
Pairing
Pairing functionality is provided by app-pda/libimobiledevice. Emerge it, then test it by running:
This should print the device serial number which appeared in your dmesg log.
If this has been successful, run:
to verify that communications with the device are functioning correctly.
Now run:
to pair with the device. Check this with:
Mounting
app-pda/libimobiledevice is supported by gnome-base/gvfs, so if you use GNOME, it's easy for you. If not, you will need app-pda/ifuse. Both of these will mount /var/root/Media from the idevice to a target directory. If your device is 'jailbroken', you may use the --root flag to gain access to the root of the device.
Note that media files must be in /var/mobile/Applications//.data/Movies/ to be accessible by applications running on the device. More on this later.
gnome-base/gvfs
Simply emerge gvfs with USE="ios", and it should auto-mount it for you. You can also mount the device manually using a frontend to GIO/GVfs such as x11-misc/gigolo, xfce-base/thunar (>=1.6.x) or gnome-base/nautilus.
app-pda/ifuse
First, emerge ifuse, then try running it:
Users wishing to access the idevice must be members of the plugdev group, and must have write-access to the mount point.
Remember, you need to start a new user session after doing this for it to take effect. Most users quit their window manager and re-enter it to do this.
Also you need to change fusermount permissions:
Create a mount-point for the Media folder on the device.
Create some App-specific mount points (I use the AppIDs as directory names, more on finding them later)
Set appropriate permissions.
Now mount the device as a user. First, the Media "partition":
Now an App's Documents folder:
Finally, the device root (jailbroken devices only): (UNTESTED)
If the preceding steps worked, this should be enough to mount the device. This can be automated using udev rules.
You should note that the author's experience is that throughput is slow, and is seriously affected by multiple copies in parallel - iotop reports transfer rates of approximately 1200 KiB/s for a single transfer, but a total of 600 KiB/s for two in parallel.
Transferring Media
app-pda/gtkpod
For transferring audio files to the idevice, mount the Media partition, make sure that your user can read and write files there and point gtkpod at it.
To Apps on the iDevice
Frontends to gnome-base/gvfs
Once you've "connected" to the 'Documents on My iPad' device using Gigolo, you can access the device via a file manager such as Thunar (>=1.6.x): 'OPlayerHD Lite', 'HD Player'
- Audio: 'OPlayerHD Lite'
- Photos: 'Another Photo Viewer'
- PDFs or E-books: 'Documents 2', 'ciando Reader'
Sometimes it may be necessary to restart the app to make it aware of the transferred file, or possibly even reboot the iPad.
app-pda/ifuse
ifuse can also mount areas of the ipad by AppID, which allows the user to transfer files, which may then be used by the particular application. The AppID is a kind of namespace, particular to each application.
To find these AppIDs, you must install app-pda/ideviceinstaller.
List the AppIDs of the Apps currently installed on your device.
Mount by AppID:
Now you are free to copy files to the mounted folder, which will be accessible to that App (iBooks in this example).
Troubleshooting
imobiledevice Troubleshooting
QueryType failed, error code -256
This error either appears on its own or followed by failed XML parsing, such as:
In 2011-11, this was due to an Apple update, and git versions of app-pda/libimobiledevice and app-pda/ifuse were needed
error opening socket
If your device was connected before installing imobiledevice, you can might get
Unplug and replug your device, and try again.
ifuse Troubleshooting
GnuTLS Error: A TLS packet with unexpected length was received
In 2010, this could be solved by re-merging net-libs/gnutls and dev-libs/libgcrypt. See this forum thread for more informations.
Permissions
Make sure that you are mounting as a normal user.
GVfs Troubleshooting. | http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Apple_iPod,_iPad,_iPhone | CC-MAIN-2014-49 | refinedweb | 825 | 60.65 |
I started with this crucial link: right here. It actually begins so simply (just have to have bundler installed.) To start a gem, just type into your terminal:
bundle gem my_first_gem
Now get ready for magic time. CD to your newly created folder and check out the goods. It creates an entire file structure for you, with a gemspec file, an rspec file, a license, version control, even a bin console environment! Now all you have to do is…write your project, no biggie.
I decided to create a app that scrapes LonelyPlanet for the top 10 travel destinations for 2018. I used the Nokogiri gem for the task. I initially had some trouble scraping their site, and learned a crucial lesson, don’t try to scrape elements that are rendered via javascript or react! The elements aren’t loaded until after the scrape is finished, so only returned nil. That only took me about 3 ½ hours of head scratching to figure out. Here is an example of one of my scrape methods:
def self.scrape doc = Nokogiri::HTML(open("")) i = 1 while i <= 10 object = self.new object.name = doc.css("##{i} h1").text.split(".")[1].strip object.description = doc.css("##{i} p").first.text.strip object.url = doc.css("##{i} a").attribute('href').value @@all << object i+=1 end @@all end
I created Classes for Countries, Cities, Regions, and Best Value destinations. Each Class would create 10 instances, which each had instance variables of a name, and a description. I initially wanted to scrape the entirety of the data as soon as the program loaded, but was taking too long (like 5-10 seconds of just frozen screen) so I decided to scrape the data as the user asked for it, seemed to be a bit smoother UX.
The interface asks the user to choose a category, then a sub category, then returns a description and a link. I used another gem, colorize, to keep the interface color coded, a pretty cool gem for CLI apps. Here is what the CLI looks like, although color won’t come through :(
Top 10 Travel Destinations for 2018 ----------------------------------- You can search by: 1. Top 10 Countries 2. Top 10 Cities 3. Top 10 Regions 4. Top 10 Best Value Please choose a number 1-4 You can type 'exit' at anytime Please choose a number 1 - 10 Or 'back' You can type 'main menu' or 'exit' at anytime 3 Canberra, Australia ---------------------------------------. --------------------------------------- for more information visit: Or 'back' You can type 'main menu' or 'exit' at anytime
Seemed simple enough when I started, but took me about 8 hours, haha. Don’t get me wrong, it was super fun. and really rewarding in the end when everything loaded and worked. I definitely gained a newfound respect for complex applications, and the immense time and effort it takes to create them.
Thanks for reading! | https://nictravis.com/creating_the_cli_gem_application | CC-MAIN-2020-16 | refinedweb | 482 | 72.05 |
On Fri, 07 Oct 2005, Martijn van Oosterhout wrote: > The problem would be if two different groups go and version the > symbols in a different way (OPENSSL_0.9.8 vs OPENSSL_0_9_8). But as I will repeat myself once: just hunt down and email the openssl maintainers for: SuSE, RH/Fedora, Mandriva, Gentoo, plus upstream, with the explanation of why we versioned the symbols and the patch (and YES, I can write the explanation if anyone needs it). They won't set a different symbol if you use something that Solaris will also accept (upstream) or that looks sane (other distros). Probably most will apply the patch. Information about Solaris is easy to find, and appears to be exactly the same as what is done in Linux, other than they have preferred namespaces: Other distros will soon notice (and there is no reason why you can't email them directly, either) when the biggest ones start versioning symbols, and the next edition of the LSB will pick it up if all major players deployed it. -- "One disk to rule them all, One disk to find them. One disk to bring them all and in the darkness grind them. In the Land of Redmond where the shadows lie." -- The Silicon Valley Tarot Henrique Holschuh | https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2005/10/msg00314.html | CC-MAIN-2015-27 | refinedweb | 212 | 67.38 |
- NAME
- VERSION
- SYNOPSIS
- DESCRIPTION
- GENERAL METHODS
- SERIALIZATION METHODS
- LOOKUP METHODS
- INTERNAL METHODS
- SEE ALSO
- AUTHOR
NAME
RDF::NS - Just use popular RDF namespace prefixes from prefix.cc
VERSION
version 20140901
SYNOPSIS
use RDF::NS '20140901'; # check at compile time my $ns = RDF::NS->new('20140901'); #
DESCRIPTION.
GENERAL METHODS
In most cases you only need the following lowercase methods.
new ( $file_or_date [, %options ] ).
prefix
Returns the namespace for prefix if namespace prefix is defined. For instance
$ns->foaf returns.
prefix_name
Returns the namespace plus local name, if namespace prefix is defined. For instance
$ns->foaf_Person returns.
uri ( $short | "<$URI>" ).
SERIALIZATION METHODS
TTL ( prefix[es] )
Returns a Turtle/Notation3
@prefix definition or a list of such definitions in list context. Prefixes can be passed as single arguments or separated by commas, vertical bars, and spaces.
SPARQL ( prefix[es] )
Returns a SPARQL PREFIX definition or a list of such definitions in list context. Prefixes can be passed as single arguments or separated by commas, vertical bars, and spaces.
XMLNS ( prefix[es] )
Returns an XML namespace declaration or a list of such declarations in list context. Prefixes can be passed as single arguments or separated by commas, vertical bars, and spaces.
TXT ( prefix[es] )
Returns a list of tabular-separated prefix-namespace-mappings.
BEACON ( prefix[es] )
Returns a list of BEACON format prefix definitions (not including prefixes).
LOOKUP METHODS
PREFIX ( $uri )).
PREFIXES ( $uri )
Get all known prefixes of a namespace URI.
REVERSE
Create a lookup hash from namespace URIs to prefixes. If multiple prefixes exist, the shortes is be used. If multiple prefixes with same length exist, the first in alphabetical order is used.
SELECT ( prefix[es] ).
INTERNAL METHODS
SET ( $prefix => $namespaces [, $warn ] )
Set or add a namespace mapping. Errors are ignored unless enabled as warnings with the third argument. Returns true if the mapping was successfully added.
MAP ( $code [, prefix[es] ] ).
GET ( $uri )
This method is used internally to create URIs as return value of the URI method and all lowercase shortcut methods, such as
foaf_Person. By default it just returns
$uri unmodified.
SEE ALSO.
AUTHOR
Jakob Voß
This software is copyright (c) 2013 by Jakob Voß.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself. | https://metacpan.org/pod/release/VOJ/RDF-NS-20140901/lib/RDF/NS.pm | CC-MAIN-2018-26 | refinedweb | 377 | 50.94 |
Issue Links
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Remplacing HashDocSet by BitDocSet for hasMoreResult for better performances
This looks good. Someone with better lucene chops should look at the IndexSearcher getDocListAndSet part...
A few comments/questions about the interface:
If you apply all the example docs and hit:*:*&collapse=true
you get 500. We should use: params.required().get( "collapse.field" ) to have a nicer error:
With:*:*&collapse=true&collapse.field=manu&collapse.max=1
the collapse info at the bottom says:
<lst name="collapse_counts">
<int name="has_more_results">3</int>
<int name="has_more_results">5</int>
<int name="has_more_results">9</int>
</lst>
what does that mean? How would you use it? How does it relate to the <result docs?
My turn to miss something
You are right, we have to use params.required().get("collapse.field").
About collapse info:
<int name="has_more_results">3</int> means that the third doc of the result has been collapsed and that some consecutive results having same field has been removed.
Thanks for looking into this Emmanuel.
It appears as if this only collapses adjacent documents, correct?
We should really try to get everyone on the same page... hash out the exact semantics of "collapsing", and the most useful interface. An efficient implementation can follow.
A good starting point might be here:
A good starting point might be here:
Yonik,
You are right, only adjacent documents are collapsed.
I work on a large index ( 2.000.000 documents) growing every day. The first goal was to group results, preserving score ranking and achieving good performances. This "light" implementation meets our needs.
I am currently working on a second implementation taking care of the semantics.
P.S.: Congratulations for this great application.
This release is more conform with the semantics of "field collapsing".
Parameters are:
collapse=true // enable collapsing
collapse.field=[field] // indexed field used for collapsing
collapse.max=[integer] // Start collapsing after n document
collapse.type=[normal|adjacent] // Default value is "normal"
- "adjacent" collapse only consecutive documents.
- "normal" collapse all documents having equal collapsing field.
Corrects a bug on the previous version when using a value greater than 1 as collapse.max parameter.
Question:
Do you need collapse=true when you can detect whether collapse.field has been specified or not?
You're right. As collapse.field is a required field, we don't need more information. My first idea was to copy the behavior of facet.
The last version of the patch.
- Results are now cached using "CollapseCache" (a new instance of SolrCache added on solrconfig.xml)
- The parameter "collapse" has been removed.
This version has been fully tested.
Feedbacks are welcome.
I still maintain a version for the release 1.1.0 (The version we used on our production environment).
I updated the patch so that is applies cleanly with trunk, while I was at it, I:
- fixed a few spelling errors
- made the "collapse.type" parameter parsing to throw an error if the passed field is unknown (rather then quietly using 'normal')
- changed the patch name to include the number. – as we update the patch, use this same name again so it is easy to tell what is the most current.
I also made a wiki page so there are direct links to interesting queries:
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Again, I will leave any discussion about the lucene implementation to other more qualified and will just focus on the response interface.
Currently if you send the query:*:*&collapse.field=cat&collapse.max=1&collapse.type=normal
you get a response that looks like:
<lst name="collapse_counts">
<int name="hard">1</int>
<int name="electronics">2</int>
<int name="memory">2</int>
<int name="monitor">1</int>
<int name="software">1</int>
</lst>
It looks like that says: for the field 'cat', there is one more result with cat=hard, 2 more results with cat=electronics, ...
How is a client supposed to know how to deal with that? "hard" is tokenized version of "hard drive" – unless it were a 'string' field, the client would need to know how to do that – or the response needs to change.
From a client, it would be more useful to have output that looked something like:
<lst name="collapse_counts">
<str name="field">cat</str>
<lst name="doc">
<int name="SP2514N">1</int>
<int name="6H500F0">1</int>
<int name="VS1GB400C3">2</int>
<int name="VS1GB400C3">1</int>
</lst>
<lst name="count">
<int name="hard">1</int>
<int name="electronics">1</int>
<int name="memory">2</int>
<int name="monitor">1</int>
</lst>
</lst>
"field" says what field was collapsed on,
"doc" is a map of doc id -> how many more collapsed on that field
"count" is a map of 'token'-> how many more collapsed on that field
This way, the client would know what collapse counts apply to which documents without knowing about the schema.
thoughts?
Right, It's more useful.
This new version includes the result as you expect it.
You should add the following constraint on the wiki: The collapsing field must be un-tokenized.
I just took a look at this using the example data:*:*&collapse.field=cat&collapse.max=1&collapse.type=normal&rows=10
<lst name="collapse_counts">
<str name="field">cat</str>
<lst name="doc">
<int>1</int>
<int name="1">2</int>
<int name="2">2</int>
<int name="4">1</int>
<int name="7">1</int>
</lst>
<lst name="count">
<int>1</int>
<int name="card">2</int>
<int name="drive">2</int>
<int name="hard">1</int>
<int name="music">1</int>
</lst>
</lst>
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what is the "<int>1</int>" at the front of each response?
Perhaps the 'doc' results should be renamed 'offset' or 'index', and then have another one named 'doc' that uses the uniqueKey as the index... this would be useful to build a Map.
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Also, check:*:*&collapse.field=cat&collapse.max=1&collapse.type=adjacent&rows=50
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException:
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> You should add the following constraint on the wiki: The collapsing field must be un-tokenized.
Anyone can edit the wiki (you just have to make an account) – it would be great if you could help keep the page accurate / useful. JIRA discussion comment trails don't work so well at that...
Re: tokenized... what about it does not work? Are the limitations an different if it is mult-valued? Is it just that if any token matches within the field it will collapse and that may or may not be what you expect?
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Did you get a chance to look at the questions from the previous discussion? I just noticed Yonik posted something new there:
Sorry, my last post was buggy. Here is the correct one. There is no more exception now.
About tokens, if any token matches within the field it will collapse.
When I start implementing collapsing, my need was to to group documents having exact identical field.
I believe that faceting has identical behavior. Lookt at "Graphic card" as example:
I will try to maintain the wiki page.
I guess adjacent collapsing can make sense when one is sorting by the field that is being collapsed.
For the normal collapsing though, this patch appears to implement it by changing the sort order to the collapsing field (normally not desired). For example, if sorting by relevance and collapsing on a field, one would normally want the groups sorted by relevance (with the group relevance defined as the max score of it's members).
As far as how to do paging, it makes sense to rigidly define it in terms of number of documents, regardless of how many documents are in each group. Going back to google, it always displays the first 10 documents, but a variable number of groups. That does mean that a group could be split across pages. It would actually be much simpler (IMO) to always return a fixed number of groups rather than a fixed number of documents, but I don't think this would be less useful to people. Thoughts?
Will Johnson brings up other use-cases:
[...]
> it's also heavily used in
> ecommerce settings. Check out BestBuy.com/circuitcity/etc and do a
> search for some really generic word like 'cable' and notice all the
> groups of items; BB shows 3 per group, CC shows 1 per group. In each
> case it's not clear that the number of docs is really limited at all, ie
> it's more important to get back all the categories with n docs per
> category and the counts per category than it is to get back a fixed
> number of results or even categories for that matter. Also notice that
> neither of these sites allow you to page through the categorized
> results.
Some of this seems very closely related to faceted search, and much of it could be implemented that way now on the client side, but it would take multiple queries to do so.
One could also think about supporting multi-valued fields in the same manner that faceting does.
Adjacent collapsing is useful because it preserves the pertinence of the sort.
The sorting is not modified. I copy the current sort to do a new search.
I am currently working on taking care of type field (int).
> The sorting is not modified. I copy the current sort to do a new search.
Perhaps if you outlined the algorithm you use, it would clear up some things.
It looks like you make a copy of the Sort and insert a primary sort on the field to be collapsed, and then process the same way as you would for the "ADJACENT" option. If the original sort was by relevance, this doesn't give you the groups sorted by relevance, right?
Oh I see... the modified sort is just to build the filter.
The building-the-filter part is a problem though... asking for all matching docs in sorted order isn't that scalable.
If we get the interface right though, more efficient implementations can follow.
For that reason, it might be good for implementatin details like "collapseCache" to be private.
Correct, except that collapse result is only used as filter to the final result to hide collapsed documents.
P.S.: Sorry, if my answers are a little short, I am not perfectly fluent in english.
Any thoughts on what the faceting semantics for field collapsing should be?
That is, should faceting apply to the collapsed results or the pre-collapsed results?
I think the pre-collapsed results.
Yes, it seems like faceting should be for pre-collapsed.
Do we have to make a choice ? Both behaviors are interesting.
What about a new parameter like collapse.facet=[pre|post] ?
We facet on the complete set of documents matching a query, even when the user only requests the top 10 matches. It seems we should do the same here. The set of documents is the same, the only difference is what "top" documents are returned.
New release:
- Fieldcollapsing added on DisMaxRequestHandler
- Types are correctly handled on collapsed field
No real changes. Updated to apply with trunk.
Moved the valid values for CollapseType to a 'common' package
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as a side note, when you make a patch, its easiest to deal with if the path is relative to the solr root directory.
src/java/org/apache/solr/search/SolrIndexSearcher.java
is better then:
/Users/ekeller/Documents/workspace/solr/src/java/org/apache/solr/search/SolrIndexSearcher.java
This new patch resolves a performance issues.
I have added time informations for monitoring performances:
<str name="time">57/5</str>
The first value is the elapsed time (in milliseconds) needed to compute collapsed informations (CollapseFilter.ajacentCollapse method).
The second value is the elapsed time needed to compute results informations (CollapseFilter.getMoreResults method).
We are using Solr (with collapsing patch) on a large index in production environnment (120GB with more than 3 000 000 documents).
P.S.: This time, the patch is relative to the solr root directory.
It would be nice for this patch to also report on what documents were actually collapsed - for example, if the result list contained:
doc1
doc2
doc3
and doc2 and doc3 were collapsed, this would be reflected in the XML result as, so that one could determine that (forgive my crap visual representation):
doc1
-> doc2
-> doc3
Regards.
Imagine a case where a Solr database contains news stories from many newspapers and some wire services.
A single wire story will typically be picked up and reprinted in many different papers, ranging from national papers like the NYTimes, to small town papers. My database will have all of them, and possibly also the original from the wire service. Each paper will choose their own headline, and will edit the story differently for length to fill a hole on the printed page, so they cannot be trivially detected as duplicates, but to my users, they basically are.
I need to detect and group together these "duplicates" when displaying search results.
So let's say every story has had an integer hash value calculated of the first X words of the lead paragraph, and that value is indexed and stored (e.g. "similarity_hash"), as a way to detect duplicate stories.
I would want to Field Collapse my results on that hash value, so that all occurrences of the same story are lumped together.
Also, my users would much prefer the most "authoritative" version of the story to be displayed as the primary result, with a count and link to the collapsed results. Authoritativeness could be coded as simple as 1) Wire Service, 2) National Paper, 3) Regional Paper, 4) Small Town Paper, which could be index and stored as an integer "authority". (For finer-grained authority we could store the newspapers circulation numbers.)
Then I could display to users:
"Dog Bites Man"
New York Times, link to see 77 other duplicates
So, finally getting to the point, would it be possible to make this feature work such that it field collapses results on one field ("similarity_hash"), selects the one to return based on another field ("authority" or "circulation')? (While allowing the results to be sorted by a third field, e.g. date or relevance.)
Perhaps by a new parameter?
collapse.authority=[field] // indexed field used for selecting which result from collapsed group to return, default being... ?
If this sounds familiar, it is somewhat similar to what Google News is doing:
Final question: Do you think Field Collapse could work nicely with
SOLR-303 Federated Search, or is that a bridge too far?
Hi,
I am new to the list and to Solr, so I appologize in advance if I say something silly.
I have been playing with the field collapse patch and I have a couple of questions and I have noticed a couple of issues. What is the intended use / audience for the field collapsing patch. One of the issues I see is that the sort order is changed during normal field collapsing and this causes problems if I want the results ordered based on relevancy. Another issue, is that the backfilling of the results, if there is not enough, is done from the deduped results rather than getting more results from the index. Is this by design?
Thanks!!
ttyl
Dima
Hi,
I am new to Solr, and this thread in particular, so please excuse any questions that seem obvious.
I am investigating converting an existing FAST installation to Solr. I've been able to see how to convert all my queries to Solr/Lucene with little or no trouble, with the exception of field collapsing. I've actually implemented a demo of our main search with a Ruby/Rails front end in a few hours. Nice work everyone!
I have found this thread, looked at the patch for field collapsing and have a couple of questions.
I've looked at the Subversion tree and
- Don't find a 1.3 branch
- Don't find the patch code in the trunk
Is there a 'private' sandbox Solr developers work in that's not visible to the pubic (i.e. me)?
If not, what revision of the trunk does the patch apply to?
Any help would be appreciated. If I can get a demo that includes field collapsing, my management may be persuaded to let me move our main search to Solr.
Regards,
Tracy
Hi Tracy-
There has not been much movement on this while we get
SOLR-281 sorted (I hope this happens soon) – once that is in, there will hopefully be an updated patch on the 1.3 branch that will be posted here.
"1.3" is not a branch yet – it is the trunk revision that most patches work with. Only when it becomes an official release, will it actually get called 1.3 in the repository.
If you need to show field collapsing soon, I think your best bet (i have not tried it) is to apply the ' field_collapsing_1.1.0.patch' to the 1.1.0 branch ( ) But if you can wait a few weeks, it will hopefully be available in trunk (or easily patchable from trunk)
ryan
Ryan,
Thanks for the quick reply and clarification. I'll follow your suggestion as to where to apply and try the patch.
I'll be eagerly waiting for the updated trunk.
Regards,
Tracy
Here is the patch for solr 1.3 rev 589395.
I made some performance improvement. No more cache. I use bitdocset or hashdocset depending on solrconfig.hashdocsetmaxsize variable.
Regards,
Emmanuel Keller.
It looks like the latest patch only includes changed files and not new ones (like CollapseFilter?)
Thank you Yonik !
Here is the complete version.
P.S.: It's time to go to bed in Europe ...
Emmanuel.?
I've done some work on the field collapsing patch and made some additions and changes and posting this patch (against revision 592129) here for discussion.
- Added a collapse.facet = before|after parameter to control if faceting happens before or after collapsing.
- Changed collapse.max to collapse.threshold – this value controls after which number of collapsible hits collapsing actually kicks in (collapse.max is still supported as an alias).
- Added a collapse.maxdocs parameter that limits the number of documents that CollapseFilter will process to create the filter DocSet. The intention of this is to be able to limit the time collapsing will take for very large result sets (obviously at the expense of accurate collapsing in those cases).
- Inverted the logic of the filter DocSet created by CollapseFilter to contain the documents that are to be collapsed instead of the ones that are to be kept. Without this collapse.maxdocs doesn't work.
- Added collapse.info.doc and collapse.info.count parameters to provide more control over what gets returned in the collapse_counts extra results.
- Made a minimal change to SolrIndexSearcher.getDocListC() to support passing both the filter and filterList parameters. In most cases this was already handled anyway.
- Did some general refactoring and added comments and a test case.
If somebody with deeper Solr/Lucene knowledge could review these changes it would be much appreciated.
Karsten
I've created a CollapseComponent for field collapsing. Everything seems to work fine with it. Only issue I'm having is I cannot use the query component because when it isn't commented out, the non-field collapsed results are displayed and I can't figure out how to remove them. Someone might be able to figure that part out.
[:[0%20TO%20*]&collapse=true&collapse.field=inStock&collapse.type=normal&collapse.threshold=0]
Here's the config I'm using:
<searchComponent name="collapse" class="org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent" />
<requestHandler name="/search" class="solr.SearchHandler">
<lst name="defaults">
<str name="echoParams">explicit</str>
</lst>
<arr name="components">
<!-- <str>query</str> -->
<str>facet</str>
<!-- <str>mlt</str> -->
<!-- <str>highlight</str> -->
<!-- <str>debug</str> -->
<str>collapse</str>
</arr>
</requestHandler>
UPDATE: Doug Steigerwald's patch (field_collapsing_dsteigerwald.diff) applies cleanly to trunk
I'm having trouble applying field_collapsing_1.3.patch to the head of trunk.
charlie@macbuntu:~/solr/src/java$ patch -p0 < /home/charlie/downloads/field_collapsing_1.3.patch patching file org/apache/solr/search/CollapseFilter.java patching file org/apache/solr/search/SolrIndexSearcher.java Hunk #1 succeeded at 694 (offset -8 lines). Hunk #2 succeeded at 1252 (offset -1 lines). patching file org/apache/solr/common/params/CollapseParams.java patching file org/apache/solr/handler/StandardRequestHandler.java Hunk #1 FAILED at 33. Hunk #2 FAILED at 90. Hunk #3 FAILED at 117. 3 out of 3 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file org/apache/solr/handler/StandardRequestHandler.java.rej patching file org/apache/solr/handler/DisMaxRequestHandler.java Hunk #1 FAILED at 31. Hunk #2 FAILED at 40. Hunk #3 FAILED at 311. Hunk #4 FAILED at 339. 4 out of 4 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file org/apache/solr/handler/DisMaxRequestHandler.java.rej
I'm guessing that maybe the field collapsing patch needs to be updated for the SearchHandler refactoring that was does as part of
SOLR-281? If so, I'll take a whack at migrating the changes to the SearchHandler.java, and see if I can produce a better patch.
Charles - try applying Doug Steigerwald's latest patch: field_collapsing_dsteigerwald.diff
I have not tested it, but it does apply without errors
Doug – I just started looking into field collapsing the other day, but from glancing at the code in QueryComponent.java and CollapseComponent.java, it seems like perhaps you're not supposed to be using both components – after all, their prepare() methods are identical, and their process() methods both execute the user's search and shove the resulting DocList into the "response" entry of the response object's internal storage Map. (The QueryComponent additionally stores the DocListAndSet in the ResponseBuilder object via builder.setResults() – I'm not sure why this is – and prefetches documents if the result set is small enough.) My guess is that if you want to enable collapsing, you should use the CollapseComponent; if you want to disable it, use the QueryComponent. Maybe someone who understand the design of the search handling components better than me can confirm this or correct my misunderstanding(s) ...
Attaching a new copy of Doug Steigerwald's patch that omits the System.out.println() call in CollapseComponent.java.
I copied what was in QueryComponent.prepare() method because I was having to disable the query component because of the extra results I was getting. Initially I had CollapseComponent.prepare() empty, but I had results from the query component and then adding the collapse component results being returned (2 'response' in the results.
Easy solution for me was to copy the prepare from QueryComponent and disable the query component in the request handler. There may be another way, but I was unable to figure it out.
Hello, I am new to Solr, so forgive me if what I say doesn't make sense... None of the patches for 1.3 work any more, since the file org.apache.solr.handler.SearchHandler has been removed from the nightly builds. Will someone write a new patch that works with teh current nightly builds? If not, could we get a copy of an old nightly build somewhere? Thanks a lot.
It seems like SearchHandler was simply moved down into the org.apache.solr.handler.components package as part of r610426 -
You should be able to modify the import statements field_collapsing_dsteigerwald.diff to make it work, no?
Oh, I didn''t notice. I will give a try tomorrow morning. Thank you.
That works, thanks
NegatedDocSet is throwing "Unsupported Operation" exceptions:58)
at org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent.process(CollapseComponent.java:103)
at org.apache.solr.handler.SearchHandler.handleRequestBody(SearchHandler.java:155)
at org.apache.solr.handler.RequestHandlerBase.handleRequest(RequestHandlerBase.java:117)
at org.apache.solr.core.SolrCore.execute(SolrCore.java:902)
at org.apache.solr.servlet.SolrDispatchFilter.execute(SolrDispatchFilter.java:275)
at org.apache.solr.servlet.SolrDispatchFilter.doFilter(SolrDispatchFilter.java:232)74):595)
Not quite sure what search is triggering this path thru the code, but it is not happening on every request; just some ... am firing up the debugger now to see what I can learn, but thought I'd post this anyway to see if anyone has any tips.
Ah ... got the beginnings of a diagnosis. The problem appears when the DocSet qDocSet returned by DocSetHitCollector.getDocSet() – called at org.apache.solr.search.SolrIndexSearcher:1101 in trunk, or 1108 with the field_collapsing patch applied, inside getDocListAndSetNC()) – is a BitDocSet, and not when it's a HashDocSet. As the stack trace above shows, calling intersection() on a BitDocSet object invokes the superclass' DocSetBase.intersection() method, which invokes a call chain that blows up when it hits the iterator() method of the NegatedDocSet passed in as the filter parameter to getDocListAndSetNC(); NegatedDocSet.iterator() blows up by design:
public DocIterator iterator() { throw new SolrException(SolrException.ErrorCode.SERVER_ERROR, "Unsupported Operation"); }
I see that DocSetBase.intersection(DocSet other) has special-casing logic for dealing with other parameters that are instances of HashDocSet; does it also need special casing logic for dealing with other parameters that are NegatedDocSets? Or should NegatedDocSet really implement iterator()? Or something else entirely?
Here's the simplest change I could think of to make DocSetBase subclasses that don't override intersection() (which just means BitDocSet at the moment) stop choking when their intersection() gets called with a NegatedDocSet as the other parameter; it's probably horribly stupid. Also, there should be a test.
Index: src/java/org/apache/solr/search/DocSet.java =================================================================== --- src/java/org/apache/solr/search/DocSet.java (revision 617738) +++ src/java/org/apache/solr/search/DocSet.java (working copy) @@ -193,7 +193,18 @@ if (other instanceof HashDocSet) { return other.intersection(this); } - + // you can't call getBits() on a NegatedDocSet, because + // getBits() // calls iterator(), and iterator() isn't + // supported by NegatedDocSet + if (other instanceof NegatedDocSet) { + BitDocSet newdocs = new BitDocSet(); + for (DocIterator iter = iterator(); iter.hasNext();) { + int next = iter.nextDoc(); + if (other.exists(next)) + newdocs.add(next); + } + return newdocs; + } // Default... handle with bitsets. OpenBitSet newbits = (OpenBitSet)(this.getBits().clone()); newbits.and(other.getBits());
I haven't been following this, so I don't know why there is a need for a NegatedDocSet (or if introducing it is the best solution), but it looks like you have two cases to handle: one negative set or two negative sets.
If you have a and -b, then return a.andNot(b)
if both a and b are negative (-a.intersection(-b)) then return NegatedDocSet(a.union(b)) // per De Morgan, -a&-b == -(a|b)
That's only for intersection() of course.
NegatedDocSet got introduced because the filter logic expects to use the intersection operation to apply a number of filters to a result. Introducing a negated docset was much easier than supporting both intersection as well as and-not type filters.
NegatedDocSet does not support iteration because the negation of a finite set is (at least theoretically) infinite. Even though it would in practice be possible to limit the negated set via the known maximum document id, this would probably not be very efficient. However, it is simply not necessary to ever iterate over the elements of a NegatedDocSet, because we know that the end-result of all DocSet operations is going to be a finite set of results, not an infinite one. A NegatedDocSet will only ever be used to "subtract" from a finite DocSet. As Yonik has pointed out, operations on a NegatedDocSet can be rewritten as (different) operations on the set being negated. The operation methods inside NegatedDocSet do this.
The reason the bug occurs is because of the naive way the binary set operation calls are dispatched: DocSet clients simply call e.g. set1.intersection(set2), arbitrarily leaving the choice of implementation to the logic defined by the class of set1. Currently, BitDocSet does not know about NegatedDocSet, and hence doesn't perform the necessary rewriting or delegation to NegatedDocSet.. Either the client code could be changed to call DocSetOp.intersection(a, b) instead of a.intersection(b), but this would involve changing the DocSet interface. A backwards compatible solution would be to simply have final DocSetBase.intersection() delegating to DocSetOp.intersection.
As Yonik has pointed out, operations on a NegatedDocSet can be rewritten as (different) operations on the set being negated. The operation methods inside NegatedDocSet do this.
Right. I realized, sheepishly, after I posted the first suggested patch that it'd be much simpler to just mimic the first if-clause in DocSet.intersection():
if (other instanceof NegatedDocSet) { other.intersection(this); }.
+1 for this ... whether or not NegatedDocSet is part of the final implementation of this feature. FWIW, I just noticed that there's another bug lurking in BitDocSet.andNot(), which will fail if a NegatedDocSet is passed in. It seems to me that it might be easier – at least for me – to read/write/extend a test suite that exercised all the paths thru DocSetOp, than to write a set of tests that exercised all the paths thru DocSetBase and its subclasses.
Also, I think that maybe there's a clear distinction to be made between intrinsic operations on a set (add(), exists(), et al.) and ones that involve another set (intersection(), union(), andNot()). Not sure it's a useful one, but it make sense to me. I don't know, though, whether it make sense to go further than that and say – as the current implementation of NegatedDocSet implies – that there are some set operations (iterator() and size()) that are in fact optional.
Off the top of my head: Would it be simpler to just modify add a filterType flag to the getDocList*() family of methods in SolrSearchInterface to cause it to call a.andNot(b) rather than a.intersection(b) when applying b as a filter? (I'm really completely ignorant – or nearly completely – of how the seach code works, so feel free not to dignify this with a response if it's a useless idea ...
)
Hello everyone. I am planning to implement chain collapsing on a high traffic production environment, so I'd like to use a stable version of Solr. It doesn't seem like you have a chain collapse patch for Solr 1.2, so I tried the Solr 1.1 patch. It seems to work fine at collapsing, but how do I get a countt for the documents other then the one being displayed?
As a result I see:
<lst name="collapse_counts">
<int name="Restaurant">2414</int>
<int name="Bar/Club">9</int>
<int name="Directory & Services">37</int>
</lst>
Does that mean that there are 2414 more Restaurants, 9 more Bars and 37 more Directory & Services? If so, then that's great.
However when I collapse on some fields I get an empty collapse_counts list. It could be that those fields have a large number of different values that it collapses on. Is there a limit to the number of values that collaose_counts displays?
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!
Also, is field collapse going to be a part of the upcoming Solr 1.3 release, or will we need to run a patch on it?
OK, I think I have the first issue figured out. If the current resultset (lets say the first 10 rows) doesn't have the field that we are collapsing on, the counts don't show up. Is that correct?
Latest patch file fixes an issue where facet searching would throw a NullPointerException when using the fieldCollapse requestHandler. Also, updated the import path for SearchHandler. Thank you Dave for these tips!
That thanks should be to Charles not Dave
Sorry about that!
A good thing were to apply this CollapseComponent for the mlt results.
Are there any plans to add collapse controls to SolrJ?
None of the patches work on the current nightly build anymore. Could anyone help? Thanks
I will try to bring this patch up to date. Currently I see two main problems:
1) The patch applies to trunk, but it doesn't compile. The problem occurs mainly because of changes in Search Components (for instance, some method signatures which CollapseComponent implements were changed). I have this fixed locally (more or less), but I have to test it before posting new version of patch.
2) It seems that CollapseComponent can't be used in chain with QueryComponent, but instead of it. CollapseComponent basically copies QueryComponent querying logic and adds some of it's own. I guess this isn't the right way to go. CollapseComponent should contain only collapsing logic and should be chainable with other components. Can anyone confirm if I'm right here? Of course, there might be some fundamental reason why CollapseComponent had to be implemented this way.
Does anyone else see any other issues with this component?
Hey Bojan. I actually hacked collapsecomponent quite a bit, in order to get it to work with Distributed Search, but I am not going to upload it, since its horribly buggy. Do you think that's a feature that can be added?
Hi Oleg. I'll look into this also. In case you have any working code, you can mail it to me, and I'll see what can be reused.
It's amazing this issue/patch has so many votes and watchers, yet it's stuck...
Ryan, Yonik, Emmanuel, Doug, Charles, Karsten
I think Bojan is onto something here. Isn't the ability to chain QueryComponent (QC) and CollapseComponent (CC) essential?
I'm looking at field_collapsing_dsteigerwald.diff and see that the CC.prepare method there is identical to the QC.prepare method, while process methods are different. Could we solve this particular copy/paste situation by making CC extend QC and simply override the process method?
As for chaining, could CC take the same approach as the MLT Component, which simply does it's thing to find "more like this" docs and stuffs them into the "moreLikeThis" element in the response?
I could be misunderstanding something, so please correct me if I'm wrong. I'd love to get this one in 1.3 – it's been waiting in JIRA for too long.
I updated the patch so that it can be compiled on Solr trunk. Also, since CollapseComponent essentially copied QueryComponent's prepare method (and it seems that it is supposed to be used instead of it), I made it extend QueryComponent (with collapsing-specific process() method, and prepare() method inherited from super class).
I'd like to request some distributed search functionality for this feature as well.
There is so little interest in this patch/functionality now, that I doubt it will get distributed search support in time for 1.3 I would like to commit Bojan's patch for 1.3, though.
Since this is adding new interface/API, it would be very nice if one could easily review it. It's very important that the interface and the exact semantics are nailed down IMO (there seem to be a lot of options).
Is up-to-date?
There don't seem to be any tests either.
Although field collpasing worked fine in my brief testing, when I put it to work with more documents, I got exceptions. It seems to have something to do with the queries (or documents, since different queries return different documents). With some queries, this exception does not happen.
If I remove the collapse.* parameters, the error does not happen. Any idea why this is happening? Thanks.
HTTP ERROR: 500
Unsupported Operation82)
at org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent.process(CollapseComponent.java:57)
at org.apache.solr.handler.component.SearchHandler.handleRequestBody(SearchHandler.java:156)
at org.apache.solr.handler.RequestHandlerBase.handleRequest(RequestHandlerBase.java:125)
at org.apache.solr.core.SolrCore.execute(SolrCore.java:965)
at org.apache.solr.servlet.SolrDispatchFilter.execute(SolrDispatchFilter.java:338)
at org.apache.solr.servlet.SolrDispatchFilter.doFilter(SolrDispatchFilter.java:272))
You can check discussion about this same problem in the posts above (starting with 1st Feb 2008). It seems like a rather complex issue which could require some serious refactoring of collapsing code.
Sorry about the dup. I obviously didn't check the comments before I posted the bug. Anyway, it's still there, it's still happening
Not sure if it's related to the query string or the documents that the query hits. If the latter, it would be trickier to reproduce.
Anyway I tried a few English words and the error didn't happen. So far I was only able to reproduce it with CJK (Simplified Chinese to be exact) queries.
This is an example query that triggers this problem (in UTF-8):
'\xe5\x9c\xb0\xe9\x9c\x87'
The query string:
I just tried to apply the last patch and ran into 2 issues:
First:
The new getDocListAndSet(Query query, List<Query>..) method in SolrIndexSearcher calls the getDocListC(..) method using the old signature. I changed the call to the new signature and it worked very well:
DocListAndSet ret = new DocListAndSet();
QueryResult queryResult = new QueryResult();
queryResult.setDocListAndSet(ret);
queryResult.setPartialResults(false);
QueryCommand queryCommand = new QueryCommand();
queryCommand.setQuery(query);
queryCommand.setFilterList(filterList);
queryCommand.setFilter(docSet);
queryCommand.setSort(lsort);
queryCommand.setOffset(offset);
queryCommand.setLen(len);
queryCommand.setFlags(flags |= GET_DOCSET);
getDocListC(queryResult, queryCommand);
Second:
After adding more docs (~3000), I got an Exception in SolrIndexSearcher at line ~1300:
qr.setDocSet(filter == null ? qDocSet : qDocSet.intersection(filter));
As the NegotiatedDocSet doesn't implement the iterator() function, this call lead to an Unsupported Operation exception. I just naively tried to implement this funtion using "return source.iterator()". Works fine for me.
As the first issue is very clear, I wanted to check my approach for the second one before I post a patch. Maybe there are some side effects that I missed.
I'm in the process of updating our Solr build and I'm running into issues with this patch now. I added the code in the first issue Matthias mentioned. Unfortunately whenever I try to do any field collapsing, I get a NPE:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.apache.solr.search.CollapseFilter.getCollapseInfo(CollapseFilter.java:263)
at org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent.process(CollapseComponent.java:65)
...
My request handler for testing is simple. It only has the collapse component in it. Posting the example docs and trying to execute the following query gives me the NPE.*:*&collapse.field=cat&collapse.type=normal
Updated my trunk this morning (r687489).
I was able to hack the latest patch in, and to get it to work, but it required some pretty heavy naive changes...
If you are getting an NPE try this: in the SolrIndexSearcher class, in the getDocListC method change out = new DocListAndSet(); to
DocListAndSet out = null;
if(qr.getDocListAndSet() == null)
out = new DocListAndSet();
else
out = qr.getDocListAndSet();
Sorting twice (when not sorting on the collapse field) only makes sense if we are doing external sorts (harddrive), correct ? It seems to me that this should be closer to the facet stuff (in using the field cache) and then use a hash table of accumulators: linear time (is that generally?) right? (edit: looks like thats too memory intensive)
As Otis mentions above, this issue appears very popular. We should finish it up.
What's a hard drive sort?
What's a hard drive sort?
Sorry - was not very clear.
Just like sorting, finding dupes can be done in memory or using external storage (harddrive). I am only just looking into this stuff myself, but it seems in the best case you would want to do it in memory with a hash system which can be linear scalability. If you have too many items to look for dupes in, you have to use external storage - one good method is two sorts (we get one from the search), but there are other options too I think. In this case, the sorts are able to be done in memory though, but I think the hashtable method of identifying dupes is much less memory efficient (too many unique terms).
Hi All,
I am trying to apply this patch to solr-1.4 code and getting following errors.
At line number 58 of the CollapseComponent.java and the error is:
The method getDocListAndSet (Query, List<Query>, Sort, int , int , int) in the type SolrIndexSearcher is not applicable for the arguments (Query, List<Query>, DocSet, Sort, int , int , int)
Can anyone tell me the correction I need to do to get this code working.
--Thanks and Regards
Vaijanath
Hi All,
I got this patch working but for 1.3 code and not 1.4. I will try to get this working and will tell you the results. I pulled in some code from older version namely for
getDocListAndSet
getDocListNC
getDocListC.
I also added an constructor DocSetHitCollector (int maxDoc) with following code
public DocSetHitCollector(int maxDoc)
I wanted to know if any of the additions harm any other component of solr.
Do I need to make any changes to solrconfig other than the following
Adding <arr name="first-components"> <str>collapse</str> </arr> this to standard and dismax query handler
<searchComponent name="collapse" class="org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent" />
I will check this with highlighting and let you all know of any observation that I make.
--Thanks and Regards
Vaijanath
A patch for field collapsing over Solr 1.3.0. It changes the behavior to be more memory friendly when the parameter collapse.maxdocs is used.
I attached a patch named collapsing-patch-to-1.3.0-ivan.patch. The patch applies to Solr 1.3.0.
Karsten commented in the comment "Karsten Sperling - 06/Nov/07 02:06 PM":
Inverted the logic of the filter DocSet created by CollapseFilter to contain the documents that are to be collapsed instead of the ones that are to be kept. Without this collapse.maxdocs doesn't work.
I found that this way of doing consumes a lot of memory, even if your query is bounded to a few number of documents. And I found that there is not advantage on using collapse.maxdocs if you don't speed up queries and reduces the amount of needed memory.
So, I decided to revert the Karsten change in order to make field collapsing faster and less resources consuming when querying for smaller datasets.
WARNING: This patch changes the semantic of collapse.maxdocs. Before this patch, the collapse.maxdocs was used just for reduce the number of docs cheked for grouping, but presenting the rest of documents that were not grouped in the result.
With current patch, only documents that were examinated for grouping can appear in the result. This semantic have two benefits:
- The amount of resources can be controled per each query
- Not ungrouped content is presented.
I'm having an issue with Ivan's latest patch. I'm testing on a data set of 8113 documents. All the documents have a string field called site. There are only two sites, Site1 and Site2.
Site1 has 3466 documents.
Site2 has 4647 documents.
With the following simple query, I only get 1 result:*:*&collapase=true&collapse.field=site
....
<lst name="collapse_counts">
<str name="field">site</str>
<lst name="doc">
<int name="site2-doc-2981790">4646</int>
</lst>
<lst name="count">
<int name="Site2">4646</int>
</lst>
<str name="debug">HashDocSet(2) Time(ms): 0/0/0/0</str>
</lst>
<result name="response" numFound="1" start="0">
....
The only result displayed is for Site2.
I have an older patch working with Solr 1.3.0, but I can't get it to mesh with localsolr properly. My localsolr gives 1656 results, and collapsed on the site it should give 2 results but gives 8 results, some of which are duplicate documents. Without localsolr, my field collapsing patch seems to work fine.
What is the "localsolr" field you are talking about?
Is it the solr stuff from ?
Yes, that localsolr. I've just been trying to get the two components working together but haven't had much luck.
Separately they work fine, but together not so much. I can't get the field collapsing to work correctly with an existing reset set from the localsolr component in the response builder.
I have attached new patch with the problems solved in my first submitted patch. Doug Steigerwald, could you check if this patch works well for you? Thanks.
Looks fine from my little bit of testing.
I'm using Ivan's patch and running into some trouble with faceting...
Basically, I can tell that faceting is happening after the collapse - because the facet counts are definitely lower than they would be otherwise. For example, with one search, I'd have 196 results with no collapsing, I get 120 results with collapsing - but the facet count is 119??? In other searches the difference is more drastic - In another search, I get 61 results without collapsing, 61 with collapsing, but the facet count is 39.
Looking at it for a while now, I think I can guess what the problem might be...
The incorrect counts seem to only happen when the term in question does not occur evenly across all duplicates of a document. That is, multiple document records may exist for the same image (it's an image search engine), but each document will have different terms in different fields depending on the audience it's targeting. So, when you collapse, the counts are lower than they should be because when you actually execute a search with that facet's term included in the query, all the documents after collapsing will be ones that have that term.
Here's an illustration:
Collapse field is "link_id", facet field is "keyword":
Doc 1:
id: 123456,
link_id: 2,
keyword: Black, Printed, Dress
Doc 2:
id: 123457,
link_id: 2,
keyword: Black, Shoes, Patent
Doc 3:
id: 123458,
link_id: 2,
keyword: Red, Hat, Felt
Doc 4:
id: 123459,
link_id:1,
keyword: Felt, Hat, Black
So, when you collapse, only two of these documents are in the result set (123456, 123459), and only the keywords Black, Printed, Dress, Felt, and Hat are counted. The facet count for Black is 2, the facet count for Felt is 1. If you choose Black and add it to your query, you get 2 results (great). However, if you add Felt to your query, you get 2 results (because a different document for link_id 2 is chosen in that query than is in the more general query from which the facets are produced).
I think what needs to happen here is that all the terms for all the documents that are collapsed together need to be included (just once) with the document that gets counted for faceting. In this example, when the document for link_id 2 is counted, it would need to appear to the facet counter to have keywords Black, Printed, Dress, Shoes, Patent, Red, Hat, and Felt, as opposed to just Black, Printed, and Dress.
You can try with collapse.facet=before, but then you'll notice that the list of documents returned is all, not only the collapsed ones.
Yes, this is basically what I'm doing for now... At least it's reasonable enough to explain to a client that the counts are for unfilitered results. However, ideally, it should be able to facet properly on filitered results as well...
Also, with simply collapse.facet=before, the results returned are the unfilitered results. You have to specify collapse.facet=after to get filtered results at all, and run the query component right before the facet component then to get the unfilitered facet counts... which doesn't seem to be ideal. This is with release version of SOLR 1.3 and Iván's most recent patch. All in all it took a lot of experimenting but at least now I have a method that works that we can go live with and then we'll just update the software as the situation improves.
Thanks for all your efforts on the patch! I complain but really, the fact it works at all is a miracle for us.
I get an error on certain searches with Ivan's latest patch.
Dec 15, 2008 2:32:00 PM org.apache.solr.core.SolrCore execute
INFO: [ss_image_core] webapp=/solr path=/select params=
hits=263059 status=500 QTime=4508
Dec 15, 2008 2:32:00 PM org.apache.solr.common.SolrException log
SEVERE: java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 41386
at org.apache.solr.util.OpenBitSet.fastSet(OpenBitSet.java:235)
at org.apache.solr.search.CollapseFilter.addDoc(CollapseFilter.java:214))
Unfortunate really, it happens every time this specific search is run, but many, many other searches of similar result set size and considerably more complexity or equivalent complexity will execute fine... I can't honestly tell you what's special about this one search that would make it fail.
For now the patch is offline until we can figure something out for it... I can provide access to the machine (I managed to reproduce it in a test environment) if it would help determine what the problem is / make the software better for everyone.
I'm pretty sure the problem Stephen ran into is an off-by-one error in the bitset allocation inside the collapsing code; I ran into the same problem when I customized it for internal use about half a year ago – and unfortunately forgot all about the problem until reading Stephen's comment just now. Basically the bitset gets allocated 1 bit too small, so there's about a 1/32 chance that if the bit for the document with the highest ID gets set it will cause the AIOOB exception.
Karsten Sperling was right. Seems that there was a wrong bounds initialization for the OpenBitSet. I have solved it and attached a new patch.
Stephen Weiss, can you test if now the error has disappeared?
Thanks.
Yes! It does work. Thank you both so much! It's been running for 5 days now without a hiccup. This is going into production use now (we'll be monitoring), they simply can't wait for the functionality. From here it looks like if you get faceting tidied up and some docs written, they should be including this soon!
I see there is a patch agains 1.3, is there any current patch against trunk? (we would need something against trunk in order to consider this for 1.4)
I tested 1.3 and ivans latest patch.
When I add a Filter Query (fq param) to my query I get an exception "Either filter or filterList may be set in the QueryCommand, but not both.". I'm not that familiar with java but at least disabled the exception in SolrIndexSearch.java. I can use Filter Queries now and no problems occured so far. But surely this has to be handled in another way.
Btw, I think this had already been fixed by Karsten back in 2007 in some way (patch field-collapsing-extended-592129.patch). He commented it with:
"Made a minimal change to SolrIndexSearcher.getDocListC() to support passing both the filter and filterList parameters. In most cases this was already handled anyway."
I had to make a patch to fix two issues that we needed for our system. I am not used to this code, so maybe someone can pick this patch and make it something useful for everybody.
The fixes are:
1) When collapsing.facet=before, only the collapsed documents are returned (and not the whole collection).
2) When collapsing is normal, the selected sort order is preserved by returning the first document of the collapsed group.
For example, if the values of the collapsing field are:
1) Y
2) X
3) X
4) Y
5)X
6)Z
the documents returned are 1, 2 and 6, in that order.
So, for example, if you sort by price ascending, you will get the result sorted by price, where each item is the cheapest item of its collapsed group.
Marked for 1.5
Are the any concrete plans on where this feature is going? Is it ever going to get support for distributed search?
We've been using this patch in production for months now, and suddenly in the last 3 days it is crashing constantly.
Edit - It's Ivan's latest patch, #3, with Solr 1.3 dist
Mar 6, 2009 5:23:50 AM org.apache.solr.common.SolrException log
SEVERE: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
at org.apache.solr.util.OpenBitSet.ensureCapacityWords(OpenBitSet.java:701)
at org.apache.solr.util.OpenBitSet.ensureCapacity(OpenBitSet.java:711)
at org.apache.solr.util.OpenBitSet.expandingWordNum(OpenBitSet.java:280)
at org.apache.solr.util.OpenBitSet.set(OpenBitSet.java:221)
at org.apache.solr.search.CollapseFilter.addDoc(CollapseFilter.java:217))
It seems to happen randomly - there's no special request happening, nothing new added to the index, nothing. We've made no configuration changes. The only thing that's happened is more documents have been added since then. The schema is the same, we have perhaps 200000 more documents in the index now than we did when we first went live with it.
It was a 32-bit machine allocated 2GB of RAM for Java before. We just upgraded it to 64-bit and increased the heap space to 3GB, and still it went down last night. I'm at my wits end, I don't know what to do but this functionality has been live so long now it's going to be extremely painful to take it away. Someone, please tell me if there's anything I can do to save this thing.
That is one of the problems that this patch has: The consumption of resources (memory and CPU) increases with the amount of results in the query and with the amount of requests.
Is not trivial to change that. I imaging that deep changes in Solr or Lucene would be needed to have an efficient collapsing.
The advices I can give you are:
- Increase the amount of memory or your Solr
- Use the parameter "collapse.maxdocs" . This parameter limits the number of document that are seen when collapsing. By using it, you'll limit the amount or memory and resources used per each query. But if the query you did has more than maxdocs documents, then the collapsing won't be perfect. Some documents won't be collapsed.
I hope it helps something.
Thank you so much for your prompt response Ivan, I really appreciate your help.
I have already maxed out the RAM on the machine - it seems very strange to me that adding a whole other GB of RAM did not fix the issue already. So I will have to try the next option, collapse.maxdocs.
How does this work though? Does this mean, let's say I set collapse.maxdocs to 10000, that means the first 10000 documents will be collapsed, and after that they won't be? Or is it more random?
Is not random. I don't remember pretty well, but I think that documents are sorted by the collapsing field. After that, they are being grouped sequentially until reaching maxdocs. The groups that results from there are the documents that are presented. So the number of groups resulted are always smaller than the number of maxdocs.
Summary: only maxdocs are scanned to generate the resulting groups.
Unfortunately I don't think that will work for us. The collapse.maxdocs seems to collapse the oldest documents in the index - but we sort from newest to oldest, so effectively the newest documents in the index are just left out. Not only do they not collapse but they don't appear at all. If this is the only solution then we will have to stop using the patch... and unfortunately this means in general we will probably have to stop using Solr. The company has already made clear that this functionality is required, and especially since it has been working now for several months they will be very unlikely to accept that they can't have it anymore.
Anyway I don't want to give up yet...
I'm really not convinced this is really a problem of running out of the necessary memory to complete the operation - it only started doing this very recently. How does it run for 3 months with 2GB of RAM without any trouble, and now it fails even with 3GB of RAM? It's not like we just added those 200000 documents yesterday - they have accumulated over the past few months, in the past 3 days we've only perhaps added 20,000 documents. 20,000 more documents (with barely any new search terms at all) means it needs more than 1GB of memory more than what it was already using? If we grow by 25% every year that means by December we will need 50GB of RAM in the machine.
How much RAM does the machine have total? 4 GB?
Do you ever commit rapidly?
You might try decreasing your cache sizes if you are using them.
The machine has 4GB total. In response to this issue, and especially now that we have upgraded it to be 64 bit (again, for this issue), we have already ordered another 16 GB for the machine to try and stave off the problem. We should have it in next week.
I restrict commits severely - a commit is only allowed once an hour, in practice they happen even less frequently - perhaps 5 or 6 times a day, and very spread out. We are freakishly paranoid
But honestly that's all we need - new documents come in in chunks and generally they want them to go in all at once, and not piecemeal, so that the site updates cleanly (the commits are synchronized with other content updates - new images on the home page, etc).
Some more information... just trying to toss out anything that matters. We have a very small set of possible terms - only 60,000 or so which tokenize to perhaps 200,000 total distinct words. We do not use synonyms at index time (only at query time). We use faceting, collapsing, and sorting - that's about it, no more like this or spellchecker (although we'd like to, we haven't gotten there yet). Faceting we do use heavily though - there are 16 different fields on which we return facet counts. All these fields together represent no more than 15,000 unique terms. There are approx. 4M documents in the index total, and none of them are larger than 1K.
Memory usage on the machine seems to steadily increase - after restart and warming, 40% of the RAM on the machine is in use. Then, as searches come in, it steadily increases. Right now it is using 61%, in an hour it will probably be closer to 75% - the danger zone. This is also unusual because before, it used to stay pretty steady around 52-53%.
This is a multi-core system - we have 2 cores, the one I'm describing now is only one of them. The other core is very, very small - total 8000 documents, which are also no more than 1 K each. We do use faceting there but no collapsing (it is not necessary for that part). It is essentially irrelevant, with or without that core the machine consumes about the same amount of resources.
In response to this problem I have already dramatically reduced the following options:
< <mergeFactor>2</mergeFactor>
< <maxBufferedDocs>100</maxBufferedDocs>
—
> <mergeFactor>10</mergeFactor>
> <maxBufferedDocs>1000</maxBufferedDocs>
42c42
< <maxFieldLength>2500</maxFieldLength>
—
> <maxFieldLength>10000</maxFieldLength>
50,51c50,51
< <mergeFactor>2</mergeFactor>
< <maxBufferedDocs>100</maxBufferedDocs>
—
> <mergeFactor>10</mergeFactor>
> <maxBufferedDocs>1000</maxBufferedDocs>
53c53
< <maxFieldLength>2500</maxFieldLength>
—
> <maxFieldLength>10000</maxFieldLength>
( diff of solrconfig.xml - < indicates current values, > indicates values when the problem started happening).
This actually seemed to make the search much faster (strangely enough), but it doesn't seem to have helped memory consumption very much.
These are our cache parameters:
<filterCache
class="solr.LRUCache"
size="65536"
initialSize="4096"
autowarmCount="2048"/>
<queryResultCache
class="solr.LRUCache"
size="512"
initialSize="512"
autowarmCount="256"/>
<documentCache
class="solr.LRUCache"
size="16384"
initialSize="16384"
autowarmCount="0"/>
<cache name="collapseCache"
class="solr.LRUCache"
size="512"
initialSize="512"
autowarmCount="0"/>
I'm actually not sure if the collapseCache even does anything since it does not appear in the admin listing. I'm going to try reducing the filterCache to 32K entries and see if that makes a difference. I think that may be the right track since otherwise it seems like a big memory leak is happening.
Is there any way to specify the size of the cache in terms of the actual size it should take up in memory, as opposed to the number of entries? 64K sounded quite small to me but now I'm thinking that 64K could mean GB's of memory depending on what the entries are, I honestly don't understand what the correlation would be between an entry and the size that entry takes in RAM.
we have already ordered another 16 GB for the machine to try and stave off the problem. We should have it in next week.
Great. You've got a lot going on here, and 4 GB is on the extremely low end of what I'd suggest.
I restrict commits severely -
Good news again.
In response to this problem I have already dramatically reduced the following options:
Dropping the merge factor is not likely to help much. It will increase the time it takes to add docs (merges occur much more often) for the benefit of maintaining an almost optimized index at all times (hence the faster search speed). Not a big RAM factor though.
Also, dropping the max buffered docs is also probably not a huge saver, and will only affect RAM usage during indexing. Going from 1000 to 100 will likely hurt indexing performance and not save that much RAM in the larger scheme of things.
And dropping the maxFieldLength will hide parts of the document that are over that length - perhaps youll end up with a handful fewer index terms, but again, not likely a big savings here and may do more harm than good.
My suggestion of lowering your cache sizes was just a thought to eek out some more RAM for you. Its not really suggested though if you can get more RAM. For best performance, those caches should be set correctly. If you are using the fieldcache method for faceting, you want the size of the filter cache to be the same as the number of unique terms you are faceting on. The other caches are not so large that I would suggest trimming them.
The reality is, you've got 4 million docs, sorting (uses field caches), faceting (likely uses field caches), and this resource intensive field collapse patch. More RAM is probably your best bet. Every document you add potentially adds to the RAM usage of each of these things. That doesn't mean you don't have a different problem (it does seem weird it ballooned all of a sudden), but your running some RAM hungry stuff here, and it wouldn't blow my mind that 3 gig is not enough to handle it. It could be that only recently the right searches started coming in at the right times to fire up all your needs at once. Much of this may be lazy loaded or loaded on the fly depending on if and how you have configured your warming searches.
Thanks. In the wiki next to each one of these parameters it explicitly says that reducing this parameter will decrease memory usage, this is why we reduced these parameters (it did not mention the filterCache at all).
I really do hope the RAM will help. It certainly can't help..
I'm going to try lowering the filterCache to be just above the number it's at now, since that amount seems to be all it needs. It's possible at crash time all the sudden is uses a lot more of it for some reason - I have a feeling it might be related to a new permissions group that was added 3 days ago. That might trigger a lot more filters. It is barely used at all yet except by one client - I'm going to go check and see if there's any correspondence between when that client logs in and when the problem occurs - I bet there is.
Thanks for all your help guys.
Thanks. In the wiki next to each one of these parameters it explicitly says that reducing this parameter will decrease memory usage, this is why we reduced these parameters (it did not mention the filterCache at all).
They will save RAM to a certain extent for certain situations. But not very helpful at the sizes you are working with (and not settings I would use to save RAM anyway, unless the amount I need to save was pretty small). Also, the savings are largely index side - not likely a huge part of your RAM concerns, which are search side..
The sizes may be higher than you need then. They should be adjusted to the best settings based on the wiki info. I was originally suggesting you might sacrifice speed with the caches for RAM - but, its always best to use the best settings and have the necessary RAM.
When I add a Filter Query (fq param) to my query I get an exception "Either filter or filterList may be set in the QueryCommand, but not both."
This patch (based on dieter patch) allows using fq parameter
There is an issue with collapsed result ordering when querying with only the unique Id and score fields in the request.
[Update: this is only an issue when both standard results and collapse results are present - which I was using for testing]
eg:
q=ford&version=2.2&start=0&rows=10&indent=on&fl=Id,score&collapse.field=PrimaryId&collapse.max=1
gives wrong ordering (note: Id is our unique Id)
but adding a another field - even a bogus one - works.
q=ford&version=2.2&start=0&rows=10&indent=on&fl=Id,score,bogus&collapse.field=PrimaryId&collapse.max=1
Also using an fq makes it work
eg:
fq=Type:articles&q=ford&version=2.2&start=0&rows=10&indent=on&fl=Id,score&collapse.field=PrimaryId&collapse.max=1
I'm using the latest Dmitry patch (25/mar/09) against 1.3.0.
Apart from that great so far...thanks to all
We have tried to integrate the most recent patch into our 1.4 install. The patching was smooth and overall it works good. However, it appears the issue with fq has returned. Whenever I try to filter the query it gives "Either filter or filterList may be set in the QueryCommand, but not both." Not sure what happened. What part of the patch makes it possible for fq to work as it may not be there now.
Additionally, the collapse.facet=before seems to not work. Any help in this area would be greatly appreciated.
How did you fix the memory issue?
-XX:PermSize=1524m -XX:MaxPermSize=1524m -Xmx128m
It's not a real fix, but works for now...
This patch is based on the latest patch by Dmitry, it addresses the following issues:
- the CollapseComponent now simply falls back to the process method of QueryComponent when no collapse.field is defined. This fixes issues with the fq param when collapsing was disabled and makes CollapseComponent a fully compatible replacement for QueryComponent.
- collapse.facet=before is now fixed, the previous patch ignored any filter queries (fq) and therefore returned wrong facet counts
- ResponseBuilder "builder" renamed to "rb" to match QueryComponent
This patch applies to trunk (rev. 772433) but works with Solr 1.3 too. For 1.3 you have to move CollapseParams.java from common/org/apache/solr/common/params to java/org/apache/solr/common/params/ as the location of this file has been changed in trunk.
This is my first contribution so any feedback is much appreciated. This is a great feature so lets get it into Solr as soon as possible.
Hi,
I have modified the latest patch of Thomas and made two performance improvements:
1) Improved normal field collapsing. I tested it with an index 1.1 million documents. When collapsing on all documents and with no sorting specified (so sorting on score) the query time is around 130ms compared with the previous patch which is around 1.5 s. When I then add sorting on string field the query time is around 220 ms compared with the previous patch which is around 5.2 s.
The reason why it is faster is because the latest patch queries for a doclist instead of a docset. In the normal collapse method it keeps track of the most relevant documents, so the end result is the same, also creating a docList of 1.1 million documents (and ordering it) is very expensive.
Note: I did not improved adjacent collapsing, because the adjacent method needs (as far as I understand it) a completely sorted list of documents (docList).
2) Slightly improved facetation in combination with field collapsing, by reusing the uncollapsed docset that is created during the collapsing process (the previous patch made invoked a second search).
I also have added documentation, added a few unit tests for the collapsing process itself and made the debug information more readable.
This patch works from revision 779335 (last Wednesday) and up. This patch depends on some changes in Solr and a change inside Lucene.
I'm very interested in other people's experiences with this patch and feedback on the patch itself.
Cheers,
Martijn
I made some tests with your patch and trunk (rev. 779497). It looks good so far but I have some problems with occasional null pointer exceptions when using the sort parameter:*:*&collapse.field=manu&sort=score%20desc,alphaNameSort%20asc
java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.apache.lucene.search.FieldComparator$RelevanceComparator.copy(FieldComparator.java:421)
at org.apache.solr.search.CollapseFilter$DocumentComparator.compare(CollapseFilter.java:649)
at org.apache.solr.search.CollapseFilter$DocumentPriorityQueue.lessThan(CollapseFilter.java:596)
at org.apache.lucene.util.PriorityQueue.insertWithOverflow(PriorityQueue.java:153)
at org.apache.solr.search.CollapseFilter.normalCollapse(CollapseFilter.java:321)
at org.apache.solr.search.CollapseFilter.<init>(CollapseFilter.java:211))
These queries work as expected:*:*&collapse.field=manu&sort=score%20desc*:*&sort=score%20desc,alphaNameSort%20asc
Thanks for the feedback, I fixed the problem you described and I have added a new patch containing the fix.
The problem occurred when sorting was done on one ore more normal fields and on scoring.
The problem is solved, thanks. I will use your patch for my current project that is planned for golive in 5 weeks. If I find any more issues I will report them here.
Hey guys, are there any plans to make field collapsing work on multi shard systems?
I'm looking forward in your experiences with this patch, particular in production.
I think in order to make collapsing work on multi shard systems the process method of the CollapseComponent needs to be modified.
CollapseComponent already subclasses QueryComponent (which already supports querying on multi shard systems), so it should not be that difficult.
I require assistance. I've installed a fresh Solr (1.3.0), and all appears/operates well. I then patch using
SOLR-236_collapsing.patch [by Thomas Traeger] (the last patch i saw claimed to work with 1.3.0), without error. I then add to solrconfig.xml the following (per:) :
<searchComponent name="collapse" class="org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent" />
Upon restart, I get a long configuration error, which seems to hinge on:
HTTP Status 500 - Severe errors in solr configuration. Check your log files for more detailed information on what may be wrong. If you want solr to continue after configuration errors, change: <abortOnConfigurationError>false</abortOnConfigurationError> in solrconfig.xml ------------------------------------------------------------- org.apache.solr.common.SolrException: Error loading class 'org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent' at org.apache.solr.core.SolrResourceLoader.findClass(SolrResourceLoader.java:273)
[the full error can be included if desired.]
I've verified that the CollapseComponent file exists in the proper place.
I've moved CollapseParams as required, (move CollapseParams.java from common/org/apache/solr/common/params to java/org/apache/solr/common/params/ )
I've tried multiple iterations of the patch (on fresh installs), all with the same issue.
Are there additional steps, patches, or configurations that are required?
Is this a known issue?
Any help is very much appreciated.
ron, your approach should work, I just verified it on my Ubuntu 9.04 box. Here are my steps to a working example installation of solr 1.3.0 with collapsing enabled:
java -version > java version "1.6.0_13" > Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_13-b03) > Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 11.3-b02, mixed mode) wget tar xvzf apache-solr-1.3.0.tgz wget cd apache-solr-1.3.0/ patch -p0 <../SOLR-236_collapsing.patch mv src/common/org/apache/solr/common/params/CollapseParams.java src/java/org/apache/solr/common/params/ ant example cd example/ vi solr/conf/solrconfig.xml
add the collapse component class definition:
<searchComponent name="collapse" class="org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent" />
set the components in the standard requestHandler:
<arr name="components"> <str>collapse</str> </arr>
start jetty
java -jar start.jar
add example docs
cd example/exampledocs sh post.sh *.xml
and open*:*&collapse.field=cat in your browser.
The problem sounds very familiar to me, I remember going through something similar when I was first trying to get the patch to work. My configuration ended up being:
<searchComponent name="collapse" class="org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent" />
<requestHandler name="standard" class="solr.StandardRequestHandler">
<!-- default values for query parameters -->
<lst name="defaults">
<str name="echoParams">explicit</str>
<!--
<int name="rows">10</int>
<str name="fl">*</str>
<str name="version">2.1</str>
-->
</lst>
<arr name="components">
<str>query</str>
<str>facet</str>
<str>collapse</str>
<str>mlt</str>
<str>highlight</str>
<str>debug</str>
</arr>
</requestHandler>
All I remember is if I didn't have that <arr name="components"> section arranged exactly like that (even if I rearranged other items without rearranging the "collapse" part), either 1) faceting would completely stop working correctly at all, giving me totally bogus numbers or 2) I would get something a lot like the error described above and nothing would work at all.
However, I'm using an older version of the patch (collapsing-patch-to-1.3.0-ivan_3.patch) so it's totally possible that this has nothing to do with that.
On that note... have people found in general that the newer versions of the patch give any particular benefits in particular? I saw someone say that the latest patches were faster but I wasn't sure if they were faster in all cases or only when not sorting (we always sort so if it's only for unsorted sets it doesn't do us much good).
Thanks for the replies.
Thomas, I followed your steps, verifying same java version and build, etc. (all matched. I'm working with a CentOS 5 machine..Any potential for the problem being related to that?)
Patching and installing all appeared successful, but the resulting jetty powered page still resulted in:
org.apache.solr.common.SolrException: Error loading class 'org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent'
[followed by the long line of tracebacks..]
My solrconfig.xml included the following (included in case there is an obvious flaw):
<searchComponent name="collapse" class="org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent" />
<requestHandler name="standard" class="solr.SearchHandler" default="true">
<!-- default values for query parameters -->
<lst name="defaults">
<str name="echoParams">explicit</str>
<!--
<int name="rows">10</int>
<str name="fl">*</str>
<str name="version">2.1</str>
-->
</lst>
<arr name="components">
<str>collapse</str>
</arr>
</requestHandler>
Stephen: I attempted your configuration as well, with the most recent patch and the patch you referenced, but the results were the same.
I am going to attempt a fresh try on an Ubuntu Machine, but any other ideas would be most appreciated.
Strange, maybe something went wrong during building and CollapseComponent is not included into the war. You might look into solr.war and check for CollapseComponent.class:
cd apache-solr-1.3.0/example/webapps unzip solr.war cd WEB-INF/lib unzip apache-solr-core-1.3.0.jar cd org/apache/solr/handler/component/
Is the file CollapseComponent.class there?
Hi Stephan, when I was doing performance tests on the latest patch for doing normal collapsing (not adjacent collapsing), I found that there was a significant performance improvement during field collapsing compared to the old patch. This applies for both specifying sorting and not specifying sorting in the request. If you have other questions / comments about the latest patch just ask.
Thomas,
Again thanks. I've verified that the CollapseComponent is indeed NOT present in the war. That'd suggest something going amiss during the patching process, correct? And as it appears to be happening each time, either there's an issue with the patch (which others have verified as working) or something conflicts with my current setup (solr / tomcat / CentOS). Can I manually create apache-solr-core and force the file in?
Quick update : starting fresh, i was able to get the issue resolved once ant properly rebuilt the solr-core file. Uncertain why previous attempts failed so completely. Many thanks for your help.
I have implemented collapsing on a high-volume project of mine in much less flexible, but more practical manner.
Part I. You have to guarantee that all documents having the same value of collapse-field are dropped into Lucene index as a sequential batch. That guarantees they get sequential docIds, and with some more work - that they all end up in the same segment.
Part II. When doing collection you always get docIds in sequential order, and thus, thanks to Part I you get the docs-to-be-collapsed already grouped by collapse-field, even before you drop the docs into PriorityQueue to sort them.
Cons:
You can only collapse on a single predetermined at index creation time field.
If one document changes, you have to reindex all docs that have the same collapse-field value, so it's best if you have either low update/add rates, or few documents sharing the same collapse-field value.
Pros:
The CPU and memory costs for collapsing compared to usual search are very close to zero and do not depend on index size/total docs found.
The same idea works with new Lucene per-segment collection and in distributed mode (sharded index).
Within collapsed group you can sort hits however you want, and select one that will represent the group for usual sort/paging.
The implementation is not brain-dead simple, but nears it.
Martijn,
You mentioned your latest patch update "depends on some changes in Solr and a change inside Lucene". Does this mean it is not compatible with 1.3?
I applied the latest patch field-collapse-solr-236-2.patch to and tried to compile it seems to require org.apache.lucene.search.FieldComparator and org.apache.lucene.search.Collector and maybe other classes from lucene. I checked out a few version of lucene but looking at
LUCENE-1483 it seems that only the current trunk have the classes needed. So it doesn't seem to be possible to use the patch with 1.3
Keven, that is correct my patch is not compatible with 1.3. It works from revision 779497 (which is 1.4-dev).
Hi,
Has anyone successfully used localsolr and collapse patch together in Solr 1.4-dev. I am getting two result-sets one from localsolr and other from collapse. I need a merged result-set..
I am using localsolr 1.5 and field-collapse-solr-236-2.patch.
Any pointers ???
Shekar, can you show how you configured local solr and field collapsing in the solrconfig.xml file?
Here is the solfconfig file.
<requestHandler name="geo" class="solr.SearchHandler">
<lst name="defaults">
<str name="echoParams">explicit</str>
</lst>
<arr name="components">
<str>localsolr</str>
<str>collapse</str>
</arr>
</requestHandler>
You can get more details from
===================================================
Following are the results I am getting :
<response>
−
<lst name="responseHeader">
<int name="status">0</int>
<int name="QTime">146</int>
−
<lst name="params">
<str name="lat">41.883784</str>
<str name="radius">50</str>
<str name="collapse.field">resource_id</str>
<str name="rows">2</str>
<str name="indent">on</str>
<str name="fl">resource_id,geo_distance</str>
<str name="q">TV</str>
<str name="qt">geo</str>
<str name="long">-87.637668</str>
</lst>
</lst>
−
<result name="response" numFound="4294" start="0">
−
<doc>
<int name="resource_id">10018</int>
<double name="geo_distance">26.16691883965225</double>
</doc>
−
<doc>
<int name="resource_id">10102</int>
<double name="geo_distance">39.90588996589528</double>
</doc>
</result>
−
<lst name="collapse_counts">
<str name="field">resource_id</str>
−
<lst name="doc">
<int name="10022">116</int>
<int name="11701">4</int>
</lst>
−
<lst name="count">
<int name="10015">116</int>
<int name="10018">4</int>
</lst>
−
<lst name="debug">
<str name="Docset type">BitDocSet(5201)</str>
<long name="Total collapsing time(ms)">46</long>
<long name="Create uncollapsed docset(ms)">22</long>
<long name="Collapsing normal time(ms)">24</long>
<long name="Creating collapseinfo time(ms)">0</long>
<long name="Convert to bitset time(ms)">0</long>
<long name="Create collapsed docset time(ms)">0</long>
</lst>
</lst>
−
<result name="response" numFound="5201" start="0">
−
<doc>
<int name="resource_id">10015</int>
</doc>
−
<doc>
<int name="resource_id">10018</int>
</doc>
</result>
</response>
The LocalSolrQueryComponent and the CollapseComponent are both doing a search, that is why there are two result sets.
I think if you want field collapsing and local search you cannot use the version of localsolr that you are currently using, but you can use the latest
local solr patch (
SOLR-773). The latest patch does local search in a different manner, the DistanceCalculatingComponent (LocalSolrQueryComponent is removed) self does not do a search, but it adds a filter query (based on the lat, long and radius) to the normal search, that is then executed in the collapse component, so it should work in the way you expect it.
Example configuration for the latest patch:
<searchComponent name="geodistance" class="org.apache.solr.spatial.tier.DistanceCalculatingComponent" />
<queryParser name="spatial_tier" class="org.apache.solr.spatial.tier.SpatialTierQueryParserPlugin" />
<requestHandler name="geo" class="org.apache.solr.handler.component.SearchHandler">
<lst name="defaults">
<str name="echoParams">explicit</str>
<str name="defType">spatial_tier</str>
</lst>
<lst name="invariants">
<str name="latField">lat</str>
<str name="lngField">lng</str>
<str name="distanceField">geo_distance</str>
<str name="tierPrefix">tier</str>
</lst>
<arr name="components">
<str>collapse</str>
</arr>
<arr name="last-components">
<str>geodistance</str>
</arr>
</requestHandler>
Thanks a lot Martijn for you help..
Could you please point me to the example you are referring to. I could not find any example which is using DistanceCalculatingComponent.
I have not found an online example yet, but I copied this config from the javadoc of the DistanceCalculatingComponent class and modified it. The patch also modifies the solr examples, so i f you look there you can see how the patch is used (example/solr/conf/schema.xml and example/solr/conf/solrconfig.xml). You need to add an extra update processor and an extra field and dynamic field in order to make it work.
Hello all. We implemented the old Field Collapse patch ( 2008-02-14 03:38 PM) a few months ago into our production environment with some custom code to make it work over distributed search. Shortly after deployment we started noticing extremely slow queries (3-12 seconds) on a completely random basis. After disabling field collapse these random queries disappeared. Does anyone here know of the issue that might have caused this, and any idea if it has been fixed in the patches since the one we used?
Hi Oleg, I have checked your latest patch, but I could not find the code that deals with the distributed search. How did you make collapsing work for distributed search? Which parameters did you use while doing a search? What I can tell is that the latest patches do not support field collapsing for distributed search.
Auto-reply: I'm on Vacation this week.
I've tried applying the most recent patch against a completely fresh check out of the trunk, but I'm getting compile errors related to a class updated in the patch:
compile:
[mkdir] Created dir: /Users/jayhill/solrwork/trunk/build/solr
[javac] Compiling 367 source files to /Users/jayhill/solrwork/trunk/build/solr
[javac] /Users/jayhill/solrwork/trunk/src/java/org/apache/solr/util/DocSetScoreCollector.java:31: org.apache.solr.util.DocSetScoreCollector is not abstract and does not override abstract method acceptsDocsOutOfOrder() in org.apache.lucene.search.Collector
[javac] public class DocSetScoreCollector extends Collector {
error
I noticed that FieldCollapsing is targeted for release 1.5, but I've noticed that some folks have been using it in production, and I was curious to work with it in 1.4 is possible.
Hey Jay, I have fixed this issue in the new patch. So if you apply the new patch everything should be fine.
The compile error was a result of of the upgrade of the Lucene libraries is Solr. Because of
LUCENE-1630 a new method was added to the Collector class.
In this patch I also removed the invocations to ExtendedFieldCache methods and changed them to FieldCache methods. ExtendedFieldCache is now deprecated in the updated Lucene libraries. If you have any problems with this patch let me know.
Important:
Only use this patch from revision 794328 (07/15/2009) and up. Use the previous patch if you are using an older 1.4-dev revision.
Because the lucene jars have been updated, the previous patch does not work with the current trunk.
Use this patch for rev 801872 and up. For revisions before that use the older patches.
I have also included SolrJ support for fieldcollapsing in this patch. Might be handy those integrating with Solr via SolrJ.
By invoking enableFieldCollapsing(...) with a fieldname as parameter on SolrQuery class you enable fieldcollapsing for the current request.
If the search was successful one can execute getFieldCollapseResponse() on SolrResponse for retrieving a FieldCollapseResponse object from which one can retrieve the field collapse information.
I have updated the field collapse patch and made the following changes:
- Refactored the collapse code into a strategy pattern. The two distinct manners of collapsing are now in two different classes, which in my understanding makes the code cleaner and easier to understand. I have removed the CollapseFilter and created a DocumentCollapser which is an interface. The DocumentCollapser has two concrete implementation the AdjacentDocumentCollapser and the NonAdjacentDocumentCollapser. Both implementation share the same abstract base class AbstractDocumentCollapser that has fields and methods that are common in both concrete implementation.
- Removed deprecated Lucene methods in the PredefinedScorer.
- Fixed a normal field collapse bug. Filter queries were handled as normal queries (were added together via a boolean query), and thus were also used for scoring.
- Added more unit and integration tests, including two tests that tests facets in combination with field collapsing. These tests test the collapse before collapsing and after collapsing.
This patch only works with the Solr 1.4-dev from revision 804700 and later..
Hi Martin, I tested your latest patch, found no problem so far. The code is indeed better to understand now, good work.
For my current project I need to know which documents have been removed during collapsing. The current idea is to change the collapsing info and add an array with all document IDs that are removed from the result. Any suggestion on how/where to implement this?
Hi,
I tested the latest patch (field-collapse-5.patch ) and got:
HTTP Status 500 - 8452333 java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 8452333 at org.apache.lucene.search.FieldComparator$StringOrdValComparator.copy(FieldComparator.java:660) at org.apache.solr.search.NonAdjacentDocumentCollapser$DocumentComparator.compare(NonAdjacentDocumentCollapser.java:254) at org.apache.solr.search.NonAdjacentDocumentCollapser$DocumentPriorityQueue.lessThan(NonAdjacentDocumentCollapser.java:192) at org.apache.lucene.util.PriorityQueue.insertWithOverflow(PriorityQueue.java:158) at org.apache.solr.search.NonAdjacentDocumentCollapser.doCollapsing(NonAdjacentDocumentCollapser.java:99) at org.apache.solr.search.AbstractDocumentCollapser.collapse(AbstractDocumentCollapser.java:174) at org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent.doProcess(CollapseComponent.java:98) at org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent.process(CollapseComponent.java:67) at org.apache.solr.handler.component.SearchHandler.handleRequestBody(SearchHandler.java:195) at
...
I can provide the complete stacktrace if needed.
Hi Thomas, currently both collapsing algorithms do not store the the ids of the collapsed documents.
In order to have this functionality I think the following has to be done:
1) In the doCollapsing(...) methods of both concrete implementations of DocumentCollapser, the collapsed documents have to be stored. Depending on what you want you can store it in one big list or store it a list per most relevant document. The most relevant document is the document that does not collapse.
2) In the getCollapseInfo(...) method in the AbstractDocumentCollapser you then need to output these collapsed documents. If you are storing the collapsed documents in one big list then adding a new NamedList with collapsed document would be fine I guess. If you are storing the collapsed documents per document head, then I would add the collapsed document ids to existing resDoc named list. It is important that you return the Solr unique id instead of the lucene id.
This is just one approach, but what is the reason that you want this functionality? I guess what would be much easier, is to do a second query after the collapse query. In this second query you disable field collapsing (by not setting collapse.field) and you set fq=[collapse.field]=[collapse.value] for example.
Potentially the number of collapsed documents can be very large and in that situation it can have a impact on performance. Therefore I think that this functionality should be disabled by default. In the same way collapseInfoDoc and collapseInfoCount are managed.
Hi Tarjei, that doesn't look good
Besides the the complete stacktrace I'm also interested in what request url to Solr resulted in this exception (with what params etc.) and what version of Solr you are currently using?
I use collapsing in an online store and need to do a quite complex price calculation for every collapse group based on the products behind that group. I also thought about doing a second query, but that is not an option as I would have to do that for every group (i have up to 100 groups per request). So doing the calculation outside the scope of solr but retrieving the necessary data from solr seems to be the best approach for me. I agree that this functionality should be disabled by default.
Thanks for the pointer, I will have a look at it...
Hi there, Martijn & Thomas,
We're using FieldCollapse exactly in this way. In order to retrieve the collapsed results we do subqueries over each the results returned from the (outer) collapsing query, as Martijn suggests. It would be a fantastic option if the documents in the collapse could be returned. Knowing how many there are would be a big improvement as well (maybe this is possible and I don't know how?).
Right now, in order to manage the load, we're calling the subquery only on the results in the page in the user's view. Because this is all happening in a web environment, we also selectively choose to make some requests on that page while we're generating the search results page, and make the others via ajax from the browser, which gives the user a much faster response.
Thanks,
D
Hi Thomas, I agree that in your situation this feature is very handy. Assuming that you want to return the whole document (with all fields) and you have groups of reasonable sizes then this increases your response time dramatically. What I think would be a better approach is to only return the fields you want to use for your calculation. Lets say an average price per group. So instead of returning 10 fields per group (let say 7000 documents) you will only return one and that will save you a lot response time.
What do you think about this approach?
I also find the Ajax response solution, that Darrell describes is a good way to go.
yes, returning only one field would perfectly fit my needs, but Darrell seems to need more or even the complete document. So I think we need a collapse parameter that defines the field(s) of the removed documents that have to be included in the response. The Ajax approach is quite interesting but unfortunatly does not fit our needs in this case.
Darrell, the counts are already inluded in the repsonse by default, look for "collapse_count".
Ha, so it is! Thanks for the note; I'd totally missed that.
Returning only select fields of the collapsed documents would be a good option for us. Also, In our subquery of the collapsed documents we're finding the first and last result (they're time sorted so this makes sense). I guess this is similar to Thomas' average problem, but for us it's not necessary to iterate over the entire subquery results.
Yes, specifying which collapse fields to return is a good idea. Just like the fl parameter for a normal request.
I was thinking about how to fit this new feature into the current patch and I thought that it might be a good idea to revise the current field collapse result format. So that the results of this feature can fit nicely into the response.
Currently the collapse response is like this:
<lst name="collapse_counts"> <str name="field">venue</str> <lst name="doc"> <int name="233238">1</int> </lst> <lst name="count"> <int name="melkweg">1</int> </lst> </lst>
I think a response format like the following would be more ....
<lst name="collapse_counts"> <str name="field">venue</str> <lst name="results"> <lst name="233238"> <str name="fieldValue">melkweg</str> <int name="collapseCount">2</int> <lst name="collapsedValues"> <str name="price">10.99, "1.999,99"</str> <str name="name">adapter, laptop</str> </lst> </lst> </lst> </lst>
As you can see the data is more banded together and therefore easier to parse. The collapsedValues can have one or more fields, each containing collapsed field values in a comma separated format. The collapseValues element will off course only be added when the client specifies the collapsed fields in the request.
What do you think about this new result format?
Hi Martijn,
i also thought about changing the reponse format and introducing two new parameters "collapse.response" and "collapse.response.fl".
What do you think of these values for "collapse.response":
"counts": the default and current behavior, maybe even current response format to provide backward compatibility
"docs": returns the counts and the collapsed docs inside the collapse response (essentialy instead of removing the doc from the result just move it from the result to the collapse response). The parameter "collapse.response.fl" can be used to specify the field(s) to be returned in the collapse response.
So starting with your proposal the new collapse reponse format might look like this:
>
I think just moving the collapsed docs into the collapse response when desired provides us the necessary flexibility and is hopefully easy to implement.
Hi Thomas,
Comparing my format proposal with yours, the difference is how I output the collapsed documents. I chose to add all collapsed values in an element per field, because that would make it more compact and thus easier to transmit on the wire (certainly if the number of collapsed documents to return is large). This approach is not standard in Solr and your result structure is more common. I think that most of time is properly spent at reading the collapsed field values from the index anyway (i/o), therefore I think that your result structure is right now properly the best way to go.
I think that supporting the 'old' format is not that good of an idea, because this only increases complexity in the code. Also field collapsing is just a patch (although it is around for while) and is not a core Solr feature. I think people using this patch (and a patch in general) should always be aware that everything in a patch is subject to change. I think that collapse.response should be named something like collapse.includeCollapsedDocs when this is specified it includes the collapsed documents. The collapse.includeCollapsedDocs.fl would then only include the specified fields in the collapsed documents. So specifying _collapse.includeCollapsedDocs=true would result into the following result:
>
Not specifying the collapse.includeCollaspedDocs would result into the following response output:
<lst name="collapse_counts"> <str name="field">venue</str> <lst name="results"> <lst name="233238"> <str name="fieldValue">melkweg</str> <int name="collapseCount">2</int> </lst> </lst> </lst>
This will be the default and only response format.
And when for example collapse.info.doc=false is specified then the following result will be returned:
<lst name="collapse_counts"> <str name="field">venue</str> <lst name="results"> <lst name="melkweg"> <!-- we can not use the head document id any more, so we use the field value --> <int name="collapseCount">2</int> </lst> </lst> </lst>
When collapse.info.count=false is specified this would just remove the fieldValue from the response. I do not know if these parameters are actually set to false by many people, but it is something to keep in mind. I also recently added support for field collapsing to solrj in the patch, obviously this has to be updated to the latest response format.
In general it must be made clear to the Solr user that this feature is handy, but it can dramatically influence the performance in a negative way. This is because the response can contain a lot of documents and each field value has to be read from the index, which results in a lot of i/o activity on the Solr side. Just because of the fact that a lot of data is returned in the response; simply viewing the response in the browser can become quite a challenge.
But more important do you think that these changes are acceptable (response format / request parameters)?
I have some ideas for performance improvements.
I noticed that the code fetches the field cache twice, once for the collapse and then for the response object, assuming you asked for the info count in the response.
That seems expensive, especially for real-time content.
I think its better to use FieldCache.StringIndex instead of returning a large string array and keep it around for the collapse and the response object.
I changed the code so that I keep the cache around like so
/**
- Keep the field cached for the collapsed fields for the response object as well
*/
private FieldCache.StringIndex collapseIndex;
To get the index use something like this instead of getting the string array for all docs
collapseIndex = FieldCache.DEFAULT.getStringIndex(searcher.getReader(), collapseField)
when collapsing , you can get the current value using something like this and remove the code passing the array
int currentId = i.nextDoc();
String currentValue = collapseIndex.lookup[collapseIndex.order[currentId]];
when building the response for the info count, you can reference the same cache like so:-
if (collapseInfoCount){ resCount.add(collapseFieldType.indexedToReadable( collapseIndex.lookup[collapseIndex.order[id]]), count); }
I also added timing for the cache access as it could be slow if you are doing a lot of updates
I have added code for displaying selected fields for the duplicates but its difficult to submit . I hope this gets committed as its hard to sumbit a patch as its not in svn and I cannot submit a patch to a patch to a patch .. you get the idea.
Hi Abdul, nice improvements. It makes absolutely sense to keep the field values around during the collapsing as a StringIndex. From what I understand the StringIndex does not have duplicate string values, whereas the plain string array has. This will lower the memory footprint. I will add these improvements to the next patch. Thanks for pointing this out!
If this helps you fix your unit tests. I fixed the unit tests by changing the CollapseFilter constructor that's used for testing to take a StringIndex like so :-
- CollapseFilter(int collapseMaxDocs, int collapseTreshold) {
+ CollapseFilter(int collapseMaxDocs, int collapseTreshold, FieldCache.StringIndex index) {
+ this.collapseIndex = index;
and then I changed the unit test cases to move values into a StringIndex in CollapseFilterTest like so:-
public void testNormalCollapse_collapseThresholdOne() {
- collapseFilter = new CollapseFilter(Integer.MAX_VALUE, 1);
+ String[] values = new String[] {"a", "b", "c"}
;{0, 1, 0, 2, 1, 0, 1}
+ int[] order = new int[]
;{1, 2, 0, 3, 4, 5, 6}
+ FieldCache.StringIndex index = new FieldCache.StringIndex(order, values);
+ int[] docIds = new int[]
;
+
+ collapseFilter = new CollapseFilter(Integer.MAX_VALUE, 1, index);
- String[] values = new String[] {"a", "b", "a", "c", "b", "a", "b"}
;
Hey All: Just upgraded to 1.4 to get the new patch (many thanks, Martijn). The new algorithm appears to be sensitive to the size and complexity of the query (rather than simply the count of documents) - should this be the case? Unfortunately, we have rather large and complex queries with dozens of terms and several phrases, and while these queries are <0.5sec without collapsing, they are 3-4sec with collapsing. Meanwhile, collapse using *:* or other simple queries come back in <0.5sec - so it appears to be primarily a query-complexity issue.
I'm wondering if the filter cache (or some other cache) might be able to help with this situation?
I have updated the field collapse patch with the following:
1. Added the return collapse documents feature. When the parameter collapse.includeCollapsedDocs with value true is specified then the collapsed documents will returned per distinct field value. When this feature is enabled a collapsedDocs element is added to the field collapse response part. It looks like this:
<lst name="collapsedDocs"> <result name="Amsterdam" numFound="2" start="0"> <doc> <str name="id">262701</str> <str name="title">Bitterzoet, 100% Halal, Appletree Records & Deux d'Amsterdam presents</str> </doc> <doc> <str name="id">327511</str> <str name="title">Salsa Danscafé</str> </doc> </result> </lst>
It is also possible to return only specific fields with the collapse.includeCollapsedDocs.fl parameter. It expects fieldnames delimited by comma, just like the normal fl parameter.
These feature can dramatically impact the performance, because a group can potently contain many documents which all have to retrieved from the index and transported over the wire. So it is certainly wise to use it in combination with the fl parameter.
2. Added Solrj support for collapsed documents feature.
3. Added the performance improvements that Abdul suggested.
4. The debug information is now not returned by default. When the parameter collapse.debug with value true is specified, then the debug information is returned.
5. When field collapsing is done on a field that is multivalued or tokenized then an exception is thrown. I have chosen to do this because collapsing on such fields lead to unexpected results. For example when a field is tokenized only the last token of the field can be retrieved from the fieldcache (the fieldcache is used for retrieving the fields from the index in a cached manner for grouping documents into groups of distinct field values). This results in collapsing only on the last token of a field value instead of the complete field value. Multivalued fields have similar behaviour, plus for multivalued fields the Lucene FieldCache throws an exception when there are more tokens for a field than documents. Personally I think that throwing an exception is better then have unexpected results, at least it is clear that something field collapse related is wrong.
6. When doing a normal field collapse and not sorting on score the Solr caching mechanism is used. Unfortunately this was previously not the case.
@Paul
When doing non adjacent collapsing (aka normal collapsing) the Solr caches are not being used. The current patch uses the Solr caches when doing a search without scoring, but still the most common case is of course field collapsing and sorting on score. This is because the non adjacent field collapse algorithm requires the score of all results, which is collected with a Lucene collector. The search method on the SolrIndexSearcher that specifies a collector, does not have caching capabilities. In the next patch I will fix this problem, so that normal field collapse search uses the Solr caches as they should. The adjacent collapsing algorithm does use the solr caches, but the algorithm is much slower than non adjacent collapsing.
Thanks Martijn!
Also, while I was doing testing on collapse, I've noticed some threading issues as well. I think they are primarily centered around the collapseRequest field.
Specifically, when I run two collapse queries at the same time, I get the following exception:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Invoke the collapse method before invoking getCollapseInfo method at org.apache.solr.search.AbstractDocumentCollapser.getCollapseInfo(AbstractDocumentCollapser.java:183) at org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent.doProcess(CollapseComponent.java:115))
And when I run a second (non-collapsing) query at the same time I run the collapse query I get this exception:
java.lang.NullPointerException at org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent.doProcess(CollapseComponent.java:109))
These errors occurred with the 2009-08-24 patch, but (upon brief inspection) it looks like the same situation would occur with the latest patch.
If I get the chance, I'll try and debug further.
Hey Martijn,
Have you made any progress on making field collapsing distributed?
Oleg
Hi Paul, thanks for pointing this out. I also tried to hammer my Solr instance and I got the same exceptions, which is not good. I have attached a patch that fixes these exceptions. The problem was indeed centred around the collapseRequest field and I have fixed this by using a ThreadLocal that holds the CollapseRequest instance. Because of this the reference to the CollapseRequest is not shared across the search requests and thus a new thread cannot interfere with a collapse request that is still being used by another thread.
Hi Oleg, no I have not made any progress. I'm still not clear how to solve it in an efficient manner as I have written in my previous comment:.
I recently read something about Katta and . Katta facilitates distributed search and has for support global scoring. I'm not completely sure how it is implemented in Katta, but maybe with Katta it is relative efficient to share the intermediate collapse results between shards.
Martijn, I think a more appropriate way to fix the threading issue is to bind the collapseRequest to the request context and drop the class field all together. So:
public void prepare(ResponseBuilder rb) throws IOException { super.prepare(rb); rb.req.getContext().put("collapseRequest", resolveCollapseRequest(rb)); }
and
public void process(ResponseBuilder rb) throws IOException { CollapseRequest collapseRequest = rb.req.getContext().remove("collapseRequest"); if (collapseRequest == null) { super.process(rb); return; } doProcess(rb, collapseRequest); }
You are right Uri, using the requestContext is much more appropriate than using a ThreadLocale. I have updated the patch with this change.
Hi Martijn, I made some tests with the new collapsedDocs feature. Looks very good, but in some cases it seems to return wrong collapsed docs. There seems to be a connection between sorting and this problem. Here an example using the example docs collapsed on field inStock and sorting by popularity:*:*&sort=popularity%20asc&fl=id&collapse.field=inStock&collapse.includeCollapsedDocs=true&collapse.includeCollapsedDocs.fl=id
For inStock:T document id:VDBDB1A16 remains in the result after collapsing. But this document is also returned in the collapsedDocs response and in addition document id:SP2514N is missing there.
Hi Thomas. I tried to reproduce something similar here, but I did run into the problems you described. Can you tell me what the fieldtypes are for your sort field and collapse field?
I found the problem with my real world data and reproduced it with the solr example schema and data. In the solr example popularity is of type "int" and inStock is "boolean". I made some more tests and could reproduce other fieldtypes too, here some examples using the field manu_exact (string):*:*&sort=manu_exact%20asc&fl=id&collapse.field=inStock&collapse.includeCollapsedDocs=true
-> as in the previous example document id:VDBDB1A16 is in result and collapsedDocs*:*&sort=manu_exact%20desc&fl=id&collapse.field=inStock&collapse.includeCollapsedDocs=true
-> document id:VA902B is in result and collapsedDocs*:*&sort=popularity%20desc&fl=id&collapse.field=manu_exact&collapse.includeCollapsedDocs=true
-> document id:VS1GB400C3 is in result and collapsedDocs
Hi Thomas, I have fixed the problem and updated the patch. I was able to reproduce the bug on the Solr example dataset. The problem was not limited to field collapsing with sorting on a field alone. The problem was located in the NonAdjactentFieldCollapser in the doCollapse(...) method in this specific part:
// dropoutId has a value smaller than the smallest value in the queue and therefore it was removed from the queue collapseDoc.priorityQueue.insertWithOverflow(currentId); // check if we have reached the collapse threshold, if so start counting collapsed documents if (++collapseDoc.totalCount > collapseTreshold) { collapseDoc.collapsedDocuments++; if (dropOutId != null) { addCollapsedDoc(currentId, currentValue); } }
Lets say that that the currentId has the most relevent field value and the collapseThreshold is met. When the currentId is added to the queue it stays there and another document id will be dropped out. In this situation a document that is the most relevant field value is added to the collapsed documents and it stays in the queue and therefore it will also be added to the normal results.
I changed it to this.
// dropoutId has a value smaller than the smallest value in the queue and therefore it was removed from the queue Integer dropOutId = (Integer) collapseDoc.priorityQueue.insertWithOverflow(currentId); // check if we have reached the collapse threshold, if so start counting collapsed documents if (++collapseDoc.totalCount > collapseTreshold) { collapseDoc.collapsedDocuments++; if (dropOutId != null) { addCollapsedDoc(dropOutId, currentValue); } }
Now only a document that will never and up in the final results is added to the collapsed documents (and not the current document that might be more relevant then other documents in the priority queue). The above code change fixes the bug in my test setups, can you also confirm that this fixes the issue on your side?
Hi Martijn, this fixed the problem, thanks
I have created a new patch that has the following changes:
1) Non adajacent collasping with sorting on score also uses the Solr caches now. So now every field collapse searches are using the Solr caches properly. This was not the case in my previous versions of the patch. This improvement will make field collapsing perform better and reduce the query time for regular searches. The downside was, that in order to make this work I had to modify some methods in the SolrIndexSearcher.
When sorting on score the non adjacent collapsing algorithm needs the score per document. The score is collected in a Lucene collector. The previous version of the patch uses the searcher.search(Query, Filter, Collector) method to collect the documents (as a DocSet) and scores, but by using this method the Solr caches were ignored.
The methods that return a DocSet in the SolrIndexSearcher do not offer the ability the specify your own collector. I changed that so you can specify your own collector and still benefit from the Solr caches. I did this in a non intrusive manner, so that nothing changes for existing code that uses the normal versions of these methods.
public DocSet getDocSet(Query query) throws IOException { DocSetCollector collector = new DocSetCollector(maxDoc()>>6, maxDoc()); return getDocSet(query, collector); } public DocSet getDocSet(Query query, DocSetAwareCollector collector) throws IOException { .... } DocSet getPositiveDocSet(Query q) throws IOException { DocSetCollector collector = new DocSetCollector(maxDoc()>>6, maxDoc()); return getPositiveDocSet(q, collector); } DocSet getPositiveDocSet(Query q, DocSetAwareCollector collector) throws IOException { ..... } public DocSet getDocSet(List<Query> queries) throws IOException { DocSetCollector collector = new DocSetCollector(maxDoc()>>6, maxDoc()); return getDocSet(queries, collector); } public DocSet getDocSet(List<Query> queries, DocSetAwareCollector collector) throws IOException { ....... } protected DocSet getDocSetNC(Query query, DocSet filter) throws IOException { DocSetCollector collector = new DocSetCollector(maxDoc()>>6, maxDoc()); return getDocSetNC(query, filter, collector); } protected DocSet getDocSetNC(Query query, DocSet filter, DocSetAwareCollector collector) throws IOException { ......... }
I also made a DocSetAwareCollector that both DocSetCollector and DocSetScoreCollector implement.
2) The collapse.includeCollapsedDocs parameters has been removed. In order to include the collapsed documents the parameter collapse.includeCollapsedDocs.fl must be specified. collapse.includeCollapsedDocs.fl=* will include all fields of the collapsed documents and collapse.includeCollapsedDocs.fl=id,name will only include the id and name field of the collapsed documents.
Hi all,
Just applied "field-collapse-5.patch" and i guess there are problems with filter queries.
Here it is:
1- select?q=:&fq=lat:[37.2 TO 39.8]
numFound: 6284
2- select?q=:&fq=lng:[24.5 TO 29.9]
numFound: 16912
3- select?q=:&fq=lat:[37.2 TO 39.8]&fq=lng:[24.5 TO 29.9]
numFound: 19419
4- When using "q" instead of "fq" which is:
select?q=lat:[37.2 TO 39.8] AND lng:[24.5 TO 29.9]
numFound: 3777 (which is the only correct number)
The thing is, as i understand, instead of applying "AND" for each filter query it applies "OR". Checked select?q=lat:[37.2 TO 39.8] OR lng:[24.5 TO 29.9]
numFound: 19419 (same as 3rd one)
Any idea how to fix this?
Thx.
Hi Aytek,
How I understand filter queries work is that each separate filter query produces a result set and each of this result set is intersected together. Which means that it works as you want it.
I'm not sure but I think that this issue is not related to the patch. I have tried to reproduce this situation (on a different data set), but it behaved as it should. With the patch and without.
Have you tried fq=lat:[37.2 TO 39.8] AND lng:[24.5 TO 29.9] instead of having it in two separate fqs?
Martijn
Hi Martijn,
to clarify the problem;
1) select/?q=:&fq=+lat:[37.2 TO 39.8] +lng:[24.5 TO 29.9]
2) select/?q=:&fq=lat:[37.2 TO 39.8]&fq=lng:[24.5 TO 29.9]
Expected result set for these queries are identical (isnt it?) but actually with patch the results becomes different.
Also without patch there is no problem.
Hi Martijn,
Intersection of results sets is also a kind of "AND", right? Intersection result of A docset and B docset is equal to resultset of "conA AND condB" i think.
Your suggestion "fq=lat:[37.2 TO 39.8] AND lng:[24.5 TO 29.9]" works. And also Anil's suggestion "fq=+lat:[37.2 TO 39.8] +lng:[24.5 TO 29.9]" works.
But they don't allow multiple selections for a facet field. I can't use excludes. It throws parsing errors.
Using "AND" between two filters in a filter query results with one item in FilterList of QueryCommand, that must be the reason not to be able to parse/support ex/tag things there i guess.
I have two solr instances here one with patch and another without patch. And i just copied configurations and data from one to other. Only difference is field_collapsing patch as i can see. I'm trying to see what makes the difference in results but new in solr so it takes time to see/catch what is going on. So any help/tip would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Aytek
Hi Aytek,
I was able to reproduce the same situation you described earlier. When I was testing yesterday I thought I was testing on a Solr instance without the patch, but I wasn't. Anyhow I have fixed bug and I have attached a new patch. Good thing you noticed this bug it was really corrupting the search results.
Martijn
Hi Martijn,
Thanks a lot it works.
Aytek
I have attached a new patch which includes a major refactoring which makes the code more flexible and cleaner. The patch also includes a new aggregate functionality and a bug fix.
Aggregate function and bug fix
The new patch allows you to execute aggregate functions on the collapsed documents (for example sum the stock amount or calculating the minimum price of a collapsed group). Currently there are four aggregate functions available: sum(), min(), max() and avg(). To execute one or more functions the collapse.aggregate parameter has to be added to the request url. The parameter expects the following syntax: function_name(field_name)[, function_name(field_name)]. For example: collapse.aggregate=sum(stock), min(price) and might have a result like this:
<lst name="aggregatedResults"> <lst name="sum(stock)"> <str name="Amsterdam">10</str> ... </lst> <lst name="min(price)"> <str name="Amsterdam">5.99</str> ... </lst> </lst>
The patch also fixes a bug inside the NonAdjacentDocumentCollapser that was reported on the solr-user mailing list a few days ago. An index out of bounds exception was thrown when documents were removed from an index and a field collapse search was done afterwards.
Code refactoring
The code refactoring includes the following things:
- The notion of a CollapseGroup. A collapse group defines what an unique group is in the search result. For the adjacent and non adjacent document collapser this is different. For adjacent field collapsing a group is defined by its field value and the document id of the most relevant document in that group. More then one collapse group may have the same fieldvalue. For normal field collapsing (non adjacent) the group is defined just by the field value.
- The notion of a CollapseCollector that receives the collapsed documents from a DocumentCollector and does something with it. For example keeps a count of how many documents were collapsed per collapse group or computes an average of a certain field like price. As you can see in the code instead of using field values or document ids a collapse group is used for identifying a collapse group.
/** * A <code>CollapseCollector</code> is responsible for receiving collapse callbacks from the <code>DocumentCollapser</code>. * An implementation can choose what to do with the received callbacks and data. Whatever an implementation collects it * is responsible for adding its results to the response. * * Implementation of this interface don't need to be thread safe! */ public interface CollapseCollector { /** * Informs the <code>CollapseCollector</code> that a document has been collapsed under the specified collapseGroup. * * @param docId The id of the document that has been collasped * @param collapseGroup The collapse group the docId has been collapsed under * @param collapseContext The collapse context */ void documentCollapsed(int docId, CollapseGroup collapseGroup, CollapseContext collapseContext); /** * Informs the <code>CollapseCollector</code> about the document head. * The document head is the most relevant id for the specified collapseGroup. * * @param docHeadId The identifier of the document head * @param collapseGroup The collapse group of the document head * @param collapseContext The collapse context */ void documentHead(int docHeadId, CollapseGroup collapseGroup, CollapseContext collapseContext); /** * Adds the <code>CollapseCollector</code> implementation specific result data to the result. * * @param result The response result * @param docs The documents to be added to the response * @param collapseContext The collapse context */ void getResult(NamedList result, DocList docs, CollapseContext collapseContext); }
There is also a CollapseContext that allows you store data that can be shared between CollapseCollectors.
- A CollapseCollectorFactory is responsible for creating a CollepseCollector. It does this based on the SolrQueryRequest. All the logic for when to enable a certain CollapseCollector must be placed in the factory.
/** * A concrete <code>CollapseCollectorFactory</code> implementation is responsible for creating {@link CollapseCollector} * instances based on the {@link SolrQueryRequest}. */ public interface CollapseCollectorFactory { /** * Creates an instance of a CollapseCollector specified by the concrete subclass. * The concrete subclass decides based on the specified request if an new instance has to be created and * can return <code>null</code> for that matter. * * @param request The specified request * @return an instance of a CollapseCollector or <code>null</code> */ CollapseCollector createCollapseCollector(SolrQueryRequest request); }
Currently there are four CollapseCollectorFactories implementations:
- DocumentGroupCountCollapseCollectorFactory creates CollapseCollectors that collect the collapse counts per document group and return the counts in the response per collapsed group most relevant document id.
- FieldValueCountCollapseCollectorFactory creates CollapseCollectors that collect the collapse count per collapsed group and return the counts in the response per collepsed group field value.
- DocumentFieldsCollapseCollectorFactory creates CollapseCollectors that collect predefined fieldvalues from collapsed documents.
- AggregateCollapseCollectorFactory creates CollapseCollectors that create aggregate statistics based on the collapsed documents.
CollapseCollectorFactories are configured in the solrconfig.xml and by default all implementations in the patch are configured. The following configuration is sufficient
<searchComponent name="collapse" class="org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent" />
The following configurations configures the same CollapseCollectorFactories as the previous configuration:
<searchComponent name="collapse" class="org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent"> <arr name="collapseCollectorFactories"> <str>groupDocumentsCounts</str> <str>groupFieldValue</str> <str>groupDocumentsFields</str> <str>groupAggregatedData</str> </arr> </searchComponent> <fieldCollapsing> <collapseCollectorFactory name="groupDocumentsCounts" class="solr.fieldcollapse.collector.DocumentGroupCountCollapseCollectorFactory" /> <collapseCollectorFactory name="groupFieldValue" class="solr.fieldcollapse.collector.FieldValueCountCollapseCollectorFactory" /> <collapseCollectorFactory name="groupDocumentsFields" class="solr.fieldcollapse.collector.DocumentFieldsCollapseCollectorFactory" /> <collapseCollectorFactory name="groupAggregatedData" class="org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.collector.AggregateCollapseCollectorFactory"> <lst name="aggregateFunctions"> <str name="sum">org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.collector.aggregate.SumFunction</str> <str name="avg">org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.collector.aggregate.AverageFunction</str> <str name="min">org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.collector.aggregate.MinFunction</str> <str name="max">org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.collector.aggregate.MaxFunction</str> </lst> </collapseCollectorFactory> </fieldCollapsing>
The CollapseCollectorFactories configured can be shared among different CollapseComponents. Most users do not have to do this, but when you creating your own implementations or someone else's then you have to do this in order to configure the CollapseCollectorFactory implementation. The order in collapseCollectorFactories does matter. CollapseCollectors may share data via the CollapseContext for that reason the order is depend. The CollapseCollectorFactories in the patch do not share data, but other implementations may.
The new patch contains a lot of changes, but I personally think that the patch is really an improvement especially the introduction of the CollapseCollectors that allows a lot of flexibility. Btw any feedback or questions are welcome.
This looks like a really nice rework! This JIRA has been a marathon (2.5 years!), but maybe the last miles are here.
Since this JIRA has so many comments, it is hard to navigate. Maybe it is a good time to close it and start a new active JIRA for the field collapsing project.
I have updated the patch that fixes the bug that was reported yesterday on the solr-user mailing list:
found another exception, i cant find specific steps to reproduce
besides starting with an unfiltered result and then given an int field
with values (1,2,3) filtering by 3 triggers it sometimes, this is in
an index with very frequent updates and deletes
--joe
java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.collector.FieldValueCountCollapseCollectorFactory
$FieldValueCountCollapseCollector.getResult(FieldValueCountCollapseCollectorFactory.java:84)
at org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.AbstractDocumentCollapser.getCollapseInfo(AbstractDocumentCollapser.java:191)
at org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent.doProcess(CollapseComponent.java:179).RequestHandlers$LazyRequestHandlerWrapper.handleRequest(RequestHandlers.java:233).headerComplete(HttpConnection.java:864)
at org.mortbay.jetty.HttpParser.parseNext(HttpParser.java:539):520)
It certainly has be going on for a long time
Talking about the last miles there are a few things in my mind about field collapsing:
- Change the response format. Currently if I look at the response even I get confused sometimes about the information returned. The response should more structured. Something like this:
<lst name="collapse_counts"> <str name="field">venue</str> <lst name="results"> <lst name="233238"> <!-- id of most relevant document of the group --> <str name="fieldValue">melkweg</str> <int name="collapseCount">2</int> <!-- and other CollapseCollector specific collapse information --> </lst> ... </lst> </lst>
Currently when doing adjacent field collapsing the collapse_counts gives results that are unusable to use. The collapse_counts use the field value as key which is not unique for adjacent collapsing as shown in the example:
<lst name="collapse_counts"> <int name="hard">1</int> <int name="hard">1</int> <int name="electronics">1</int> <int name="memory">2</int> <int name="monitor">1</int> </lst>
- Add the notion of a CollapseMatcher, that decides whether document field values are equal or not and thus whether they are allowed to be collapsed. This opens the road for more exotic features like fuzzy field collapsing and collapsing on more than one field. Also this allows users of the patch to easily implement their own matching rules.
- Distributed field collapsing. Although I have some ideas on how to get started, from my perspective it not going to be performed. Because somehow the field collapse state has to be shared between shards in order to do proper field collapsing. This state can potentially be a lot of data depending on the specific search and corpus.
- And maybe add a collapse collector that collects statistics about most common field value per collapsed group.
I think that this is somewhat the roadmap from my side for field collapsing at moment, but feel free to elaborate on this.
Btw I have recently written a blog about field collapsing in general, that might be handy for someone who is implementing field collapsing.
Getting the refactoring right is important.
Scaling needs to be on the roadmap as well. The data created in collapsing has to be cached in some way. If I do a collapse on my 500m test index, the first one takes 110ms and the second one takes 80-90ms. Searches that walk from one result page to the next have to be fast the second time. Field collapsing probably needs some explicit caching. This is a show-stopper for getting this committed.
When I sort or facet the work done up front is reused in some way. In sorting there is a huge amount of work pushed to the first query and explicitly cached. Faceting seems to leave its work in the existing caches and runs much faster the second time.
I agree about the caching. When searching with fieldcollapsing for the same query more than ones, then some caching should kick in. I think that the execution of the doCollapse(...) method should be cached. In this method the field collapse logic is executed, which takes the most time of a field collapse search.
I've found an NPE that occurs when performing quasi-distributed field collapsing.
My company only has one use case for field collapsing: collapsing on email address. Our index is spread across multiple cores. We found that if we shard by email address, so that all documents with a given email address are guaranteed to appear on the same core, then we can do distributed field collapsing.
We add &collapse.field=email and &shards=core1,core2,... to a regular query. Each core collapses on email and sends the results back to the requestor. Since no emails appear on more than one core, we've accomplished distributed search. We do lose the <collapse_count> section, but that's not needed for our purpose – we just need an accurate total document count, and to have no more than one document for a given email address in the results.
Unfortunately, this throws an NPE when searching on a tokenized field. Searching string fields is fine. I don't understand exactly why the NPE appears, but I did bandaid over it by checking explicitly for nulls at the appropriate line in the code. No more NPE.
There's a downside, which is that if we attempt to collapse on a field other than email – one which has documents appearing in multiple cores – the results are buggy: the first search returns few documents, and the number of documents actually displayed don't always match the "numFound" value. Then upon refresh we get what we think is the correct numFound, and the correct list of documents. This doesn't bother me too much, as you're guaranteed to get incorrect answers from the collapse code anyway when collapsing on a field that you didn't use as your key for sharding.
In the spirit of Yonik's law of patches, I have made two imperfect patches attempting to contribute the fix, or at least point out the error:
1. I pulled trunk, applied the latest
SOLR-236 patch, made my 2 line change, and created a patch file. The resultant patch file looks very different from the latest SOLR-236 patchfile, so I assume I did something wrong.
2. I pulled trunk, made my 2 line change, and created another patch file. This file is tiny but of course is missing all of the field collapsing changes.
Would you like me to post either of these patchfiles to this issue? Or is it sufficient to just tell you that the NPE occured in QueryComponent.java on line 556? ("rb._responseDocs.set(sdoc.positionInResponse, doc);" where sdoc was null.) Perhaps my use case is extraordinary enough that you're happy leaving the NPE in place and telling other users to not do what I'm doing?
Thanks!
Michael
With the current patch if you try to collapse on a field that is tokenized or multivalued an exception is thrown indicating that you cannot do that and the search is cancelled. What I guess is that when the search results are retrieved from the shards on the master a NPE is thrown because the shard result is not there. This is a limitation in itself, but it boils down to the fact how the FieldCache handles such field types (or at least how I think the FieldCache handles it).
I think it is good idea to share your patch and from there we might be able to get the change in a proper manner. So others will also benefit from quasi-distributed field collapsing.
Anyhow to properly implement distributed field collapsing the distributed methods have to be overriden in the collapse component, so that is where I would start. We might then also include the collapse_count in the response.
I'm using Martijn's patch from 2009-10-27. The FieldCollapseResponse#parseDocumentIdCollapseCounts assumes the unique key is a long. Is that a bug or an undocumented limitation?
Nice work guys! We should definitely get this into Solr 1.5
Hi Shalin, it was not my intention (Usually in my case I use a long as id). I'm currently refactoring the response format as described in a previous comment, so I have to change the SolrJ classes anyway. I will submit a patch shortly.
Martijn,
I probably wasn't clear – we are sharding and collapsing on a non-tokenized "email" field. We can perform distributed collapsing fine when searching on some other nontokenized field; the NPE occurs when we perform a search on a tokenized field.
Anyway, I'll attach the small patch now, which just adds the null check to Solr trunk.
This patch (quasidistributed.additional.patch) does not apply field collapsing.
Apply this patch in addition to the latest field collapsing patch, to avoid an NPE when:
- you are collapsing on a field F,
- you are sharding into multiple cores, using the hash of field F as your sharding key, AND
- you perform a distributed search on a tokenized field.
Note that if you attempt to use this patch to collapse on a field F1 and shard according to a field F2, you will get buggy search behavior.
I'm trying to get field collapsing to work against the 1.4.0 release. I applied the latest patch, moved the file, did a clean build, and set up a config based on the example. If I run a search without collapsing everything is fine, but if it actually tries to collapse, I get the following error:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: org.apache.solr.search.SolrIndexSearcher.getDocSet(Lorg/apache/lucene/search/Query;Lorg/apache/solr/search/DocSet;Lorg/apache/solr/search/DocSetAwareCollector;)Lorg/apache/solr/search/DocSet;
at org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.NonAdjacentDocumentCollapser.doQuery(NonAdjacentDocumentCollapser.java:60)
at org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.AbstractDocumentCollapser.collapse(AbstractDocumentCollapser.java:168)
at org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent.doProcess(CollapseComponent.java:160))
The tricky part is that the method is there in the source and I wrote a little test JSP that can find it just fine. That implies a class loader issue of some sort, but I'm not seeing it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thomas, the method that cannot be found ( SolrIndexSearcher.getDocSet(...) ) is a method that is part of the patch. So if the patch was successful applied then this should not happen.
When I released the latest patch I only tested against the solr trunk, but I have tried the following to verify that the patch works with 1.4.0 release:
- Dowloaded 1.4.0 release from Solr site
- Applied the patch
- Executed: ant clean dist example
- In the example config (example/solr/conf/solrconfig.xml) I added the following line under the standard request handler:
<searchComponent name="query" class="org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent" />
- Started the Jetty with Solr with the following command: java -jar start.jar
- Added example data to Solr with the following command in the exampledocs dir: ./post.sh *.xml
- I Browsed to the following url:*:*&collapse.field=inStock and saw that the result was collapsed on the inStock field.
It seems that everything is running fine. Can you tell something about how you deployed Solr on your machine?
I tried the build again, and you are right, it does work fine with the default search handler. I had been trying to get it working with our search handler, which is dismax. That still doesn't work. Here is the handler configuration, which works fine until collapsing is added.
<requestHandler name="glsearch" class="solr.SearchHandler"> <lst name="defaults"> <str name="defType">dismax</str> <str name="qf">name^3 description^2 long_description^2 search_stars^1 search_directors^1 product_id^0.1</str> <str name="tie">0.1</str> <str name="facet">true</str> <str name="facet.field">stars</str> <str name="facet.field">directors</str> <str name="facet.field">keywords</str> <str name="facet.field">studio</str> <str name="facet.mincount">1</str> </lst> </requestHandler>
Edit: The search fails even if you don't pass a collapse field.
What kind of exception is occurring if you use dismax (with and without field collapsing)? If I do a collapse search with dismax in the example setup () field collapsing appears to be working.
I have attached a new patch, that incorporates Micheal's quasi distributed patch so you don't have to patch twice. In addition to that the new patch also merges the collapse_count data from each individual shard response. When using this patch you will still need to make sure that all documents of one collapse group stay on one shard, otherwise your collapse result will be incorrect. The documents of a different collapse group can stay on a different shard.
And this morning, without changing anything, it is working fine. I don't know what happened on Friday, but the changes I made then must have fixed it without showing up for some reason. In any case, thank you for the assistance.
Sorting of results doesn't work properly. Next, I detail the steps I followed and the problem I faced
I am using solr as a search engine for web pages, from which I use a field named "site" for collapsing and sort over scord
Steps
After downloading the last version of solr "solr-2009-11-15" and applying the patch "field-collapse-5.patch 2009-11-15 08:55 PM Martijn van Groningen 239 kB"
STEP 1 - I make a search using fieldcollapsing and the result is correct, the number with greatest scord is 0.477
STEP 2 - I make the same search and the fieldcollapsing throws other result with scord 0.17, the (correct) result of step 1 does not appear again
Possible problem
Step 1 stores the document in the cache for future searches
at Step 2 the search is don over the cache and does not find the previously stored document
Possible solution
I believe that the problem is in the storing of the document in the cache since if we make step 2 again we have the same result and the document with scord of 0.17 is not removed from the results, the only result removed is the document with scord 0.477
Conclusion
Documents are not sorted properly when using "fieldcollapsing + solrcache", that is when documents stored in solr cache are required
I can confirm this bug. I will attach a new patch that fixes this issue shortly. Thanks for noticing.
The reason why the search results after the first search were incorrect was, because the scores were not preserved in the cache. The result of that was that the collapsing algorithm could not properly group the documents into the collapse groups (the most relevant document per document group could not be determined properly), because there was no score information when retrieving the documents from cache (as DocSet in SolrIndexSearcher) .
I made sure that in the attached patch the score is also saved in the cache, so the collapsing algorithm can do its work properly when the documents are retrieved from the cache. Because the scores are now stored with the cached documents the actual size of the filterCache in memory will increase.
Tomorrow I'm going to try the patch , the next time I hope to help and not only communicate the problem
I have updated the patch and fixed the following issues:
- The issue that Marc described on the solr-dev list. The collapsed groups identifiers disappeared when the id field was anything other then a plain field (int, long etc...).
- The caching was not properly working when the collapse.field was changed between requests. Queries that should not have been cached were.
Hi,
new to Solr, so sorry for my likely still incomplete setup. I got everything from Solr SVN and applied the Patch (field-collapse-5.patch 2009-12-08 09:43 PM). As I search I get a NPE because I seem to not have a cache for the collapsing. It wants to add a entry to the cache but can't. There is none at that time, which it checks before in AbstractDocumentCollapser.collapse but still wants to use it later in AbstractDocumentCollapser.createDocumentCollapseResult. I suppose thats a bug? Or is something wrong on my side?
Exception I get is:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.AbstractDocumentCollapser.createDocumentCollapseResult(AbstractDocumentCollapser.java:278)
at org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.AbstractDocumentCollapser.executeCollapse(AbstractDocumentCollapser.java:249)
at org.apache.solr.search.fieldcollapse.AbstractDocumentCollapser.collapse(AbstractDocumentCollapser.java:172)
at org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent.doProcess(CollapseComponent.java:173)
at org.apache.solr.handler.component.CollapseComponent.process(CollapseComponent.java:127))
I fixed it locally by only adding something to the cache if there is one (fieldCollapseCache != null). But I'm not very into the code so not sure if thats a good/right way to fix it.
Thanks,
Marc
Just wanted to comment that I am experiencing the same behavior as Marc Menghin above (NPE) – the patch did NOT install cleanly (1 hunk failed) – but I couldn't really tell why since it looked like it should have worked – I just manually copied the hunk into the correct class.... Sorry I didn't note what failed....
@Marc. This was a silly bug, that occurs when you do not define a field collapse cache in the solrconfig.xml. I have attached a patch that fixes this bug, so you can use field collapse without configuring a field collapse cache. Caching with field collapsing is an optional feature.
@Chad. Due to changes in the trunk applying the previous patch will result into merge conflicts. The new patch can be applied without merge conflicts. This means that applying this patch on 1.4 source will properly result in merge conflicts.
Martijn, I'm about to upgrade our production servers to Solr 1.4 with this latest patch you just posted and the difference is incredible. The time from startup to first collapsed query results has gone from 90 down to about 20 seconds, subsequent searches seem to execute about twice as fast on average.
SOLR-236 has come a very long way in the year since we last patched. Thanks for all the hard work, it's truly great.
FYI, it doesn't patch clean against the 1.4 distribution tarball but I don't even understand what the conflict is, reading the patch the original code in that area that failed looked identical to what the patch was expecting:
(in QueryComponent.java)
sreq.params.remove(ResponseBuilder.FIELD_SORT_VALUES); // this was there
+
+ // disable collapser
+ sreq.params.remove("collapse.field");
+
// make sure that the id is returned for correlation. // and so was this?
Maybe it's a whitespace issue? Anyway it works fine if you just paste it in place.
Does anybody have a reason for why this should not be committed to trunk as it stands right now?
Well that is nice to hear Stephen
. I think I will add a 1.4 comparable patch to the issue, so people do not have issues while patching.
I think it is a good idea Shalin to add the patch to the trunk as it is. The patch is quite stable now. For any future work related to field-collapsing we should open new issues (this is the longest issue I've ever seen). Does anyone else has a reason why field-collapsing shouldn't be committed to the trunk?
Field Collapsing | https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-236?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.ext.subversion:subversion-commits-tabpanel | CC-MAIN-2015-22 | refinedweb | 23,641 | 56.96 |
Hello,
We have 2 DFS Servers running 2012 R2. Our DFS namespaces are pointing to folders on the Data drive (D:) Win BPA tells us "Short file name creation should be disabled."
Fact 1: The reg value on the server that controls this is set to 2, which indicates that the 8DOT3 file name creation is controlled on a per volume basis.
Fact 2: On the DFS volume (D:) 8dot3 name creation is disabled.
Fact 3: On the system volume (C:) 8dot3 name creation is in fact, enabled.
Question: Is the BPA warning really telling me anything important in this scenario or should I ignore it?
Thanks!
Chris
Thanks for the response. My distinction is the fact that the DFS shares are on a volume where the 8dot3 name creation is disabled. The server is set to manage this on a per volume basis, which we can change of course, but do we even need to?
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Unless you need it (need it) 8.3 file name creation should be turned off. Here's why.
The algorithm used to generate 8.3 names can generate the same name for two different long file names (LFNs). If you have "2016 annual expenses.xls" on one file system and "2016 annual expenses v2.xls" on a second file system, the 8.3 name for both could be "2016 ann~.xls" on both.
Add to that the fact that the 8.3 names aren't copied during a file copy. (Because the system anticipates the name may already be in use.) The short name is regenerated every time the file is copied. This means that the 8.3-to-LFN consistency cannot be guaranteed in a replicating file system.
It doesn't take much imagination to see how that could be a problem for replication. I have seen instances where files links to short names would up pointing to the incorrect file after a copy. | https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1996254-in-this-scenario-do-i-really-need-to-turn-off-8dot3-name-creation?from_forum=210 | CC-MAIN-2020-05 | refinedweb | 323 | 84.78 |
Nov 16, 2009 10:26 PM|Jessmmy|LINK
Hi guys
I'm using Data Access Application Block 3.1.The code looks like below.
using (TransactionScope scope = new TransactionScope(TransactionScopeOption.RequiresNew)) { ...... Db.ExecuteReader(dbc1); Db.ExecuteReader(dbc2) ...... }
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Nov 16, 2009 10:50 PM|ps2goat|LINK
ExecuteReader returns a datareader. You need to either close that instance first or use a new command object to execute the code at line 6, i.e., Db2.ExecuteREader(dbc2);
If you are not returning any data or not reading any of the returned data, use ExecuteNonQuery, which executes the command and closes immediately.
Nov 16, 2009 11:12 PM|Jessmmy|LINK
Should I close the reader? I thought DAAB shall be able to manage it by itself.
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Nov 16, 2009 11:16 PM|ps2goat|LINK
I haven't used application blocks, but the standard with datareaders is that you have to close one before you can open another on the same command.
For speed, though, it would be better to use ExecuteNonQuery if you are not using any returned data.
Nov 30, 2009 06:03 PM|Jessmmy|LINK
I have a generic database access class which all my data service classes inherited from. In that generic class, there is a Db property
public Database Db { get { if (db == null) return DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase(); else return this.db; ; } }
My bussiness object structure is like:
public class Employee { public int ID { get;set;} public string Name { get; set; } public Department Department { get;set;} } public class Department { public int ID { get;set;} public string Name { get;set;} }
In my data service class, I call Db.ExecuteReader() to return an Employee object. Inside the Employee object, I make the other call Db.ExecuteReader to return Department object, which will throw an exception because reader is not close yet.The iss
How shall I handle this situation?
Thanks
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Geographic Data with Basemap
One common type of visualization in data science is that of geographic data.
Matplotlib's main tool for this type of visualization is the Basemap toolkit, which is one of several Matplotlib toolkits which lives under the
mpl_toolkits namespace.
Admittedly, Basemap feels a bit clunky to use, and often even simple visualizations take much longer to render than you might hope.
More modern solutions such as leaflet or the Google Maps API may be a better choice for more intensive map visualizations.
Still, Basemap is a useful tool for Python users to have in their virtual toolbelts.
In this section, we'll show several examples of the type of map visualization that is possible with this toolkit.
Installation of Basemap is straightforward; if you're using conda you can type this and the package will be downloaded:
$ conda install basemap
We add just a single new import to our standard boilerplate:
%matplotlib inline import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from mpl_toolkits.basemap import Basemap
Once you have the Basemap toolkit installed and imported, geographic plots are just a few lines away (the graphics in the following also requires the
PIL package in Python 2, or the
pillow package in Python 3):
plt.figure(figsize=(8, 8)) m = Basemap(projection='ortho', resolution=None, lat_0=50, lon_0=-100) m.bluemarble(scale=0.5);
The meaning of the arguments to
Basemap will be discussed momentarily.
The useful thing is that the globe shown here is not a mere image; it is a fully-functioning Matplotlib axes that understands spherical coordinates and which allows us to easily overplot data on the map! For example, we can use a different map projection, zoom-in to North America and plot the location of Seattle. We'll use an etopo image (which shows topographical features both on land and under the ocean) as the map background:
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(8, 8)) m = Basemap(projection='lcc', resolution=None, width=8E6, height=8E6, lat_0=45, lon_0=-100,) m.etopo(scale=0.5, alpha=0.5) # Map (long, lat) to (x, y) for plotting x, y = m(-122.3, 47.6) plt.plot(x, y, 'ok', markersize=5) plt.text(x, y, ' Seattle', fontsize=12);
This gives you a brief glimpse into the sort of geographic visualizations that are possible with just a few lines of Python. We'll now discuss the features of Basemap in more depth, and provide several examples of visualizing map data. Using these brief examples as building blocks, you should be able to create nearly any map visualization that you desire.
Map Projections¶
The first thing to decide when using maps is what projection to use. You're probably familiar with the fact that it is impossible to project a spherical map, such as that of the Earth, onto a flat surface without somehow distorting it or breaking its continuity. These projections have been developed over the course of human history, and there are a lot of choices! Depending on the intended use of the map projection, there are certain map features (e.g., direction, area, distance, shape, or other considerations) that are useful to maintain.
The Basemap package implements several dozen such projections, all referenced by a short format code. Here we'll briefly demonstrate some of the more common ones.
We'll start by defining a convenience routine to draw our world map along with the longitude and latitude lines:
from itertools import chain def draw_map(m, scale=0.2): # draw a shaded-relief image m.shadedrelief(scale=scale) # lats and longs are returned as a dictionary lats = m.drawparallels(np.linspace(-90, 90, 13)) lons = m.drawmeridians(np.linspace(-180, 180, 13)) # keys contain the plt.Line2D instances lat_lines = chain(*(tup[1][0] for tup in lats.items())) lon_lines = chain(*(tup[1][0] for tup in lons.items())) all_lines = chain(lat_lines, lon_lines) # cycle through these lines and set the desired style for line in all_lines: line.set(linestyle='-', alpha=0.3, color='w')
Cylindrical projections¶
The simplest of map projections are cylindrical projections, in which lines of constant latitude and longitude are mapped to horizontal and vertical lines, respectively.
This type of mapping represents equatorial regions quite well, but results in extreme distortions near the poles.
The spacing of latitude lines varies between different cylindrical projections, leading to different conservation properties, and different distortion near the poles.
In the following figure we show an example of the equidistant cylindrical projection, which chooses a latitude scaling that preserves distances along meridians.
Other cylindrical projections are the Mercator (
projection='merc') and the cylindrical equal area (
projection='cea') projections.
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(8, 6), edgecolor='w') m = Basemap(projection='cyl', resolution=None, llcrnrlat=-90, urcrnrlat=90, llcrnrlon=-180, urcrnrlon=180, ) draw_map(m) | https://jakevdp.github.io/PythonDataScienceHandbook/04.13-geographic-data-with-basemap.html | CC-MAIN-2019-18 | refinedweb | 796 | 54.12 |
Categories
(Bugzilla :: Attachments & Requests, defect, P2)
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Bugzilla 3.0
People
(Reporter: jruderman, Assigned: LpSolit)
Details
(Keywords: selenium, wsec-xss, Whiteboard: [wanted-bmo] new CCs: see comment 201)
Attachments
(2 files, 30 obsolete files)
letting attachments load from the bugzilla.mozilla.org hostname is a security problem (cookie-stealing, mostly). suggested solution: 1. make showattachment.cgi the hostname, and if it's bugzilla.mozilla.org, redirect to [bugzilla.mozilla.org's ip address]/showattachment.cgi?id=num. 2. make show_bug.cgi show the correct new url in order to avoid breaking existing two-file attachments where the first one is an image, perhaps: 3. replace "bugzilla.mozilla.org/showatt" with "[ip]/showatt" in all attachments.
by the way, hotmail uses a similar trick to prevent *.html attachments from doing malicious scripty things.
Whiteboard: 2.14
Whiteboard: 2.14 → 2.14,security
moving to real milestones...
Whiteboard: 2.14,security → security
Target Milestone: --- → Bugzilla 2.14
When implementing this solution make sure the redirect from [domain]/showattachment.cgi to [ip]/showattachment.cgi displays a message about the correct URL and then waits for 5-10 seconds before automatically forwarding users. Otherwise it's possible for a script like the one described in the peacefire.org article to cause the user's browser to enter an infinite redirect loop.
The attached patch also validates the value of the "attach_id" URL parameter but does NOT include the necessary "DisplayError" function which exists in patches for bug 38854 and bug 38855, only because I forgot. I can create a new patch if it matters.
It looks like what this patch does is take the Param("urlbase") and switch everything between http:// and the first / for the machines IP address. I don't think this will work for b.m.o as bugzilla is a virtual host on mothra. If you got to it's IP address, you don't get bugzilla, you get a list of links to mozilla.org resources.
that could be solved with a rewrite rule in the httpd.conf file under the mothra.mozilla.org section... RewriteRule ^/showattachment.cgi(.*)$ /path/to/bugzilla/showattachment.cgi$1
I'm not going to approve this patch because, as is, it will break bugzilla installs that are running as virtual hosts. Yes, this can be fixed by adding a rewrite rule to your apache config (as noted in my previous comment), but since not everyone has the capability to screw with their apache config, it needs to be an option. Default to ON for the obvious security reasons, and the description of the preference should indicate that it's a security risk to turn it off, but may be necessary if they are running bugzilla as a virtual host and can't add rewrite rules to their apache config.
My thoughts on this would be to create a param right below urlbase called attachmentbase (for lack of a better name :)... this can either default to %usrbase% or some arbitrary ip address (such as the IP to cvs-mirror) [my preferance would be %urlbase%]. The description for this should include a link to "docs/html/<file>.html" where <file> is documentation as to why this should be used. CC'ing barnboy 'cause I said the magic word :)
The latest patch adds an 'ipbase' parameter which contains an IP-based alternative to 'urlbase'. If the parameter is not blank it is used by globals.pl when doing linkification of "attachment xxx" in bug comments, by createattachment.cgi when linking back to a newly created attachment, and by bug_form.pl when creating the list of attachments. If 'ipbase' is set, then showattachment.cgi checks that it was requested using an IP-based URL and throws an error if it wasn't. 'ipbase' is blank by default since setting it to 'urlbase' might give a false sense of security ("It's set, the security it provides is enabled.") and because 'urlbase' initially contains only a sample value (). If we want to provide a similar sample value for this parameter I suggest using the IP equivalent of the 'urlbase' sample value (). I called it 'ipbase' instead of 'attachmentbase' in case it ever gets used in a different context. Jake's patch for data validation and security in bug 70189 was applied to showattachment.cgi before I added these patches.
My obligitory two comments :) * The compare against urlbase should be done before the SQL statement (no sence running the query if the data's not gonna be used). Also, putting that check before ConnectToDatabase() would make this independant of bug 70189. * check_urlbase in defparams.pl allows ipbase to be a host name or an ip address, but showattachments.cgi won't work unless it's an IP address.
In the latest version of this patch, showattachment.cgi validates the HTTP_HOST before doing anything else, and check_ipbase makes sure value of the 'ipbase' parameter points to an IP address. I also applied my patches to showattachment.cgi against the latest version of that file after the fixes for bug 70189 were checked in. There is one more question to resolve here: Is it more important for Bugzilla, when first installed to be secure or to work? If 'ipbase' is blank by default, then the viewing of attachments will work, but the installation won't be as secure. If that parameter is set to a default value, then the installation will be more secure but viewing of attachments won't work.
Status: NEW → ASSIGNED
I say make it work. But put a short description of the potential problem and maybe a link to the CERT advisory in the param description in defparams, and make sure it gets relnoted.
I didn't even think of this possibility before, but in the process of testing it hit me like a brick. When you log into bugzilla (using b.m.o as an example) it sends you a cookie w/the hostname 'bugzilla.mozilla.org'. On subseqent visits to bugzilla, the browser send this cookie back to bugzilla and bugzilla validates that you are who you say you are. No news here. In bug 70189, code was added to make sure that a person is authorized to view the bug in question. It does this by running quietly_check_login() which checks for the existance of the bugzilla cookie so a user can be validated. Put 2 and 2 together, and suddenly attachments don't work on secure bugs. I don't think the solution is to confirm_login(), because the whole idea of putting attachments on the IP address is so the cookie can't be stolen. So, that leaves the question... "Now what?"
It is ugly but demonstrates the concept. One question is the syntax for namespace prefixes.... am I correct in thinking they have to be alphanumeric + "_"?
The answer to that question is unfortunately very complicated...
elsif ( $thedata =~ /<[\w.-]*:?script/ ) { Is not case insensitive. Also, I think the DisplayError red box approach is quite ugly in this instance. Maybe it would look better if the options were bulleted in some way...
Yes, the red-box approach is quite ugly, although unfortunately it is the way we have chosen to display errors. Since in this case it is a warning we are trying to display, not an error, probably there is a better style available. I like the bulleted list approach and will play with that, and I'll make the regular expression case-insensitive.
<frameset><frame src=showattachment.cgi?attach_id=666666&mode=disabled></frameset> you can't use that form at all. anything that can be in a url can be spoofed. So i guess you'll have to use form submissions, since the only spoofing would first require a script.
hmmm.... so it should also warn if the document contains framesets?
Mozilla developers need to be able to view any attachment that might affect the browser. They shouldn't have to (and at least some probably won't) read through each test case looking for malicious code before loading it in a browser. If we can't figure out a real solution before 2.14, I'd rather leave things as is for now than add an ineffective and annoying warning screen.
So the javascript swipes their login cookie. Who cares? If it sends it off to someone they can't do anything with it anyway unless they happen to be at the same IP address (or spoofing it, but if they went to that much trouble you have bigger problems). It's one extra click to get the original attachment as-is. Is that *that* much of a bother if the developers just automatically go for the "view unaltered" link instead of looking over the sanitized version first? It's their own risk, and if they're that short of time that they just automatically do it, then they're no worse off than they already are with the system the way it is today with no filters in place.
Myk, this looks familiar... do you have this running on landfill under bzpacman with the attachment tracking stuff?
Jesse is right about one thing: warning messages that pop up even when problems don't exist tend to train people to ignore them, and then bugzilla is no more secure but certainly more annoying to use. Interestingly, the URL describing this exploit at Hotmail points out that stealing someone's cookies enabled the burglar to break into Hotmail. That is not the case in our situation, as several people have already pointed out, because in Bugzilla each cookie is tied to the particular IP address from which it was originally retrieved. Thus, while this exploit may not sound nice, it has no practical application in Bugzilla, and thus this bug is at least severity "minor" and shouldn't hold up the 2.14 milestone.
Severity: normal → minor
I agree. 2.14 has been sitting way too long, and this still has too much argument about how to actually implement it yet. Maybe the warning thing would be good, but make it a param so a site doesn't have to turn it on if they don't want it. Let's leave this here for more comments yet, if anyone can really convince me maybe we'll move it up again. In the mean time we'll re-evaluate for 2.16.
Target Milestone: Bugzilla 2.14 → Bugzilla 2.16
breaking dependency... based on the comments in this bug, I'm having trouble finding a way secure information on bugzilla can be compromised with this exploit. If someone disagrees, please explain it to me :-) Not to mention I basically don't like having bugs depend on bugs which are targetted at a later milestone. :-)
Priority: P3 → P2
>Thus, while this exploit may not sound nice, it has no practical application in Bugzilla Actually, it does :) The attacker doesn't need to even see the cookie; he can use javascript and frames to direct the victim's browser to do things in bugzilla (under the victim's account). For example, the attacker might create a page that: 1. Creates a frame. 2. Loads the list of groupset=1024 bugs in that frame. The browser will send the user's bugzilla cookie to the frame, and if the user has access to Netscape-confidential bugs, the listing will succeed. 3. Hits the "long format" button at the bottom of the page in the frame. 4. Sends frame.contentDocument.body.innerHTML off to the attacker. or 3. Hits the "edit several bugs at once" button at the bottom of the page in the frame. 4. Resets the groupset on each bug to zero. This is a tough bug to solve, and I'm not against pushing it out to 2.16, but I don't think it's a minor issue.
I was about to rip you to shreds for screwing with our heads again on this. But then I figured out a way we can actually pull this off and still stay secure. I ran it past bbaetz in IRC tonight and he likes it. The primary concern with putting the attachments on a different hostname is that the cookie is required in order to view a secure attachment, and since the cookie won't be sent to the other hostname.... Well, the way we can fix this is by issuing a temporary session token that gets passed as part of the URL when redirecting to the alternate hostname. We already have token generating code and a table to store them in thanks to the recent changes in password resets. Here's how this would work: 1) All the links to attachments stay how they are. The only changes needed would be in showattachment.cgi, and defparams.pl (and probably Token.pm, to handle the new classification of tokens) 2) User clicks a link to an attachment, either in a bug or an email 3) User arrives at showattachment.cgi on the primary hostname. 4) Login checks are performed, and the user is forced to log in if the bug is secure and they haven't logged in yet. 5) A token is generated 6) A 302 redirect is issued (via the Location header returned to Apache) redirecting to the alternate hostname with the token passed as a parameter to the URL 7) User arrives at showattachment.cgi on the alternate hostname. 8) The token is checked to ensure it was issued within the last 5 minutes. This time can also be used for cleanup, and any tokens older than 5 minutes can be deleted. 9) if the token is valid, the attachment is displayed. If not, or if it's missing, an error message would be shown, with a link to showattachment.cgi on the primary hostname to get a valid token issued. My original plan here was to redirect back to the primary hostname, but that would leave it open to the infinite loop thing described several comments back if we did that. I'm still debating whether to move this back to 2.14 or not. While I'm reasonably confident that I can come up with a patch to implement this tonight yet, I'm not sure if 3 days is adaquate testing time for it.
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My biggest concern with this is does lynx support 302 redirects? (for lynx -source {attachment_url} | patch ). Also, do we still want to impliment the "This attachment contains potentially harmful data" portion?
I'm pretty sure browsers are required to support 302 redirects by the RFCs and have been since close to the beginning, so I'm sure it does. We can probably put a link in the entity body just in case. Lynx supports tables and frames, and those haven't been around as long. :-) It's the META refresh stuff that half of them don't support.
-> New Bugzilla Product
Assignee: justdave → myk
Component: Bugzilla → Creating/Changing Bugs
Product: Webtools → Bugzilla
Version: other → unspecified.
Target Milestone: Bugzilla 2.16 → Bugzilla 2.18
So, what have we decided to do with this? The token idea sounds nice (assuming that we only do it for non-groupset 0 bugs), but I don't know if its too complicated. We'd have to param the alternate name, too.
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Comment on attachment 37692 [details] [diff] [review] version of patch that links to CERT advisory per comments 36/37 there's a better way to do this
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Comment on attachment 39758 [details] [diff] [review] no red boxes! bullets! case-insensitive! no warnings! per comments 36/37, there's a better way to do this.
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Comment 37 sounds great, apart from: > 8) The token is checked to ensure it was issued within the last 5 minutes.This > time can also be used for cleanup, and any tokens older than 5 minutes can be > deleted. The problem is that this still leaves a window of opportunity for a leak. Tokens should be single-use only. If the token is not valid or missing (e.g. if the person simply does Reload), we should redirect back to showattachment.cgi, reauthenticate, issue a new token, and come back to the secondary hostname. I can't see how this would cause an infinite loop (and I can't see any reference to infinite loops in the Peacefire article.) If the person doesn't have the creds, they stop at attachment.cgi with a permissions error. If they do, they stop at the secondary hostname with a copy of the attachment :-) Of course, all of this would only apply for attachments with group restrictions, and if the feature was turned on by defining a secondary hostname in the params. Gerv
Regarding comment 45: I haven't read the entire proposal, but my concern w/a one-time-use token is that I often grab attachments via the command line by copying the URL from my browser and pasting it into a lynx -source "<url>" | patch type command. If this proposal only requires a token for secure bugs, then this is a moot point as lynx seems to be unwilling to store a login cookie for me :)
AIUI, the auth changes bbaetz is making mean that you could put your login credentials on the command-line; and if wget respects the redirect, then you are sorted. You'd probably want a script which appended your login details automatically to save you typing, but this usage mode would still work. Gerv
Right; the Bugzilla_login form val is now honured from q_c_l and c_l. (well, there replacements, which are the same sub, which is why it woks that way) Or they will if Gerv reviews that :)
This bug is major because it leaks security-confidential bugs (comment 36).
Severity: minor → major
Marking as security-sensitive, as this is a security issue, and not having it marked as such is lulling Dave into a false sense of security, ho ho, judging by his recent post to [email protected]. > 6) A 302 redirect is issued (via the Location header returned to Apache) > redirecting to the alternate hostname with the token passed as a parameter to > the URL Will this run into the problem we are seeing in bug 214466, or is that just because we are setting cookies at the same time over there? Gerv
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heh. yeah, that's just because we're doing cookies at the same time, over there. We have good ideas how to implement this now, there's no reason we shouldn't. Question now is... we already have an advisory ready to go for 2.17.6 because of the oops with bug 195530. Is this something we can have ready to join it? Bug 195530 is serious enough that I really don't want to wait. Maybe we can do a 2.17.7 in a couple weeks with this one...
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Don't wait. This will need baking time. In fact, although I've now marked it security-sensitive, given that we and every other bug system has lived with this for years, and that this bug has been public for months, I think it's reasonable to develop a fix, check it in and bang on it, and then just mention it in the advisory for our next scheduled release. Gerv
sounds reasonable.
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OK, here we go. Because of the architecture of attachment.cgi, it has no way to tell whether an attachment is secure or not, only that the current user can see it or not. Which means it has no way to tell the difference between a public attachment and a secure one that the current user happens to be able to see. So I did the redirect thing *always* instead of just on secure bugs. This actually works quite nicely. :) It's live on at the moment if you want to try it out.
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Comment on attachment 135550 [details] [diff] [review] token+redirect v1 (2.16 branch) Why are we only matching on the host? Don't we need to match on the full host/path bit? I'll have to log in again, won't I? I can't test, because I'm not redirected at all on your test instance
Comment on attachment 135550 [details] [diff] [review] token+redirect v1 (2.16 branch) Dave asked me (on IRC) about IIS functionality on this issue. I don't believe there's an IIS problem with this (after all, bug 214466 is "only" about cookies being set while redirecting), but I'm not going to test the 2.16 patch because it's so hard to get 2.16 to even work on Win32 :-) Since 2.16 is already broken (Win32-wise) in so many other places, I've stopped caring. I'll be glad to test and review the trunk patch, though. >+# If attachmentbase is different from urlbase, then we don't want anything >+# other than attachment.cgi being accessed via attachmentbase in order to Nit: ----- "to be" might be more understandable? >+# guarantee cookies don't get set on the attachment host. If they're >+# accessing any other URL, send them back to urlbase via redirect. Nit: Who they? Cookies? Also, you're not sending them back to urlbase - you're sending them to the same page _through_ urlbase (or something like that). >+if (Param("attachmentbase") && (Param("urlbase") ne Param("attachmentbase"))) { I'd find this a lot more readable if you took the Params into variables right from the beginning instead of repeating |Param("blabla")| all the time (until you end up assigning them to local variables anyway a bit later in the code :-)). >+ if ((Param("attachmentbase") =~ /\Q$::ENV{"HTTP_HOST"}\E/i) HTTP_HOST is somebody's extension; CGI standard at <> doesn't know it. SERVER_NAME is recommended. IIS supports both, though. >+ my $url = $proto . "://" . $::ENV{HTTP_HOST} . $::ENV{REQUEST_URI}; REQUEST_URI is not standard either (and not supported by IIS). I recommend SCRIPT_NAME. Ooph, I don't have the time to go through rest of the patch... But at least you should replace those env variable names with the standard ones.
Attachment #135550 - Flags: review-. >I'll have to log in again, won't I? I can't test, because I'm not >redirected at all on your test instance Shouldn't have to log in. If the bug is public, it'll redirect you with a dummy token if you're not logged in (which will just view the attachment if it's public, otherwise will get you a "you have to log in now" screen, which you would have gotten before the token was issued anyway when you hit the main url) The redirect on landfill is subtle because I'm using landfill.mozilla.org as the alternate hostname. Note the s/bugzilla/mozilla/. Jouni wrote in comment 56: >>+ if ((Param("attachmentbase") =~ /\Q$::ENV{"HTTP_HOST"}\E/i) > >HTTP_HOST is somebody's extension; CGI standard at ><> doesn't know it. SERVER_NAME is >recommended. IIS supports both, though. HTTP_HOST is part of the standard. The headers passed by the client are passed to the CGI with HTTP_ in front of them. In HTTP/1.1, the client is required to send a Host: header with the name of the host they're trying to access. We can't use SERVER_NAME because it'll always be the name, even if the client used the IP address to connect, or a name that was defined as a ServerAlias. If we use SERVER_NAME it would require two different virtual hosts to be defined rather than being able to use two different names on the same virtual host. Yes, this does mean this won't work with an HTTP/1.0 browser, but then 90% of the Bugzillas out there that are on their own domain names probably won't, anyway. bugzilla.mozilla.org is one of those. If you go to bugzilla.mozilla.org by IP address you get the webtools.mozilla.org homepage, not Bugzilla. >>+ my $url = $proto . "://" . $::ENV{HTTP_HOST} . $::ENV{REQUEST_URI}; > >REQUEST_URI is not standard either (and not supported by IIS). I recommend >SCRIPT_NAME. OK, I'll give on this one. REQUEST_URI is the same as SCRIPT_NAME + '?' + QUERY_STRING, and those two should always be available.
I wrote in comment 57: . Actually...... now that you mention it... I suppose thanks to the magic of cookiepath (which I don't think we had yet when this bug was originally filed) that might not be true. We might be able to get away with having a different virtual path to attachment.cgi on the same hostname (via a symlink, an Alias directive, or a non-redirecting RewriteRule), and as long as cookiepath excludes the directory the alternate URL points at we'd be safe....
re comment 58: Discussion with Jesse in IRC reminds me that we have the "same origin" problem with javascript.... so we do indeed need to assure that the attachment base is actually on a different hostname and not just a different directory outside of cookiepath.
OK, to satisfy the folks who for some weird reason are actually using HTTP/1.0, we can fall back on SERVER_NAME if HTTP_HOST isn't present. However, it'll still cause problems if both names actually share the same IP because we'll have no way to tell which way we were reached by the browser. The only way HTTP/1.0 works in this situation is if the two base urls actually have two different IP addresses.
That sounds like a good solution. I find supporting HTTP/1.0 useful, even if there were some special issues to be documented. And yes, for example our Bugzilla can be (and in some extreme cases, is) used by HTTP/1.0. Such a "weird reason" may be, for example, a really mundane client library used by some application to retrieve http pages, or a proxy incapable of HTTP/1.1.
When implementing the redirect stuff, we should be careful to check the edit attachment screen for possible browser security dialogs (the focus being on IE with Bugzilla running in the standard Internet security zone - I believe we have Mozilla testing naturally covered). The redirection-to-another-site-within-iframe stuff can be potentially problematic. This is probably a non-issue since users can disable the dialogs anyway, but maybe worth testing anyway.
This doesn't look like it'll happen in the next 4 days :(
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On the 2.17 branch, CGI.pm can tell us who we are and how we were accessed. We can use the CGI routines for said things and be much cleaner because CGI should always Do The Right Thing. We'll have to construct our own like this on 2.16 though because we aren't using CGI yet.
Addresses the HTTP/1.0 issue. I have not done any testing with Internet Explorer, as I don't have access to an MSIE to test it on. It would be good if someone could test it there.
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The revised patch is once again live on for testing.
Comment on attachment 139302 [details] [diff] [review] token+redirect v2 (2.16 branch) >+sub IssueSessionToken { >+ # Generates a random token, adds it to the tokens table, and returns >+ # the token to the caller. >+ >+ my $loginname = $::COOKIE{'Bugzilla_login'}; This sub breaks totally if you're not logged in (Software error). Also, I got "URL redirection limit exceeded" on Firebird 0.7 when trying to click on the edit link - the view link did work. IE didn't issue this warning, but it just hang in an infinite redirection loop.
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eek. It worked before I tried to add the HTTP/1.0 support. Wonder what I broke.
Is it not possible for the bmo pages to set the JS-security context hostname to a value which is more specific than bugzilla.mozilla.org (<random_value>.bugzilla.mozilla.org?) such that attachments can't then access bmo? (Possibly s/more/less/, depending on how you use the terminology)
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From: <IFRAME SECURITY="restricted" src=""></IFRAME> Looks like Microsoft is thinking about this as well.
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This bug is public because [email protected] found it independently and mentioned it in bug 178993 comment 21. I can't uncheck "Webtools Security-Sensitive Bug", though.
*** Bug 251185 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Anyone want to take a stab at resurrecting this patch? I'm not going to have time to work on it.
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This vulnerability can also be used to steal password. See bug 251185. And hi, Jesse. (maybe I shouldn't be surprised you reportd this bug. But I am ;-) )
As far as I understand it, v.1 of this patch worked, but when Dave added HTTP 1.0 support, things broke. Would it be reasonable to say we should fix this for HTTP 1.1 now, and if people want HTTP 1.0 support, they can produce a separate patch at a later date? That way, we could revert to the working v.1 patch, fix it up and get it in for 2.18 final. That might be less work. Dave? Gerv
Hmm... it will be interesting mixing this with single-signon via reverse proxy. Any ideas?
Given that I have no idea what you are talking about, no. :-) Gerv
The way many corporate datacenters work is as follows.... There is a single machine operating as a reverse proxy. It receives requests for and proxys/rewrites them as So, even if the Bugzilla hostname is distinct, the datacenter proxy would need 2 names as well. In addition, single-signon is often done by having each webserver use a module that coordinates authentication with the reverse proxy. Until you authenticate, you cannot even access a URL in a protected space behind the proxy. When you do authenticate, the apache module takes the credentials and passes them to cgi scripts as environment variables. Probably, the only way to make this approach work is to permit one host address to proxy the entire bugzilla directory while requiring authentication and provide a second address and urlbase that get mapped to the same bugzilla server without requiring authentication. To do that, it means that we do not want to have an "attachment hostname" parameter. Instead, we should have an "attachment urlbase" so that a reverse proxy can steer the appropriate url appropriately.
If you're getting the username from Apache, you're not going to have this issue. The user has already authenticated before they hit Bugzilla, so neither Bugzilla nor the enclosing webpage is going to have any authentication information other than the user's username, which is assumed to already be authenticated because of the agreement with Apache to provide it to you. This means the authentication information will already be available to you on the alternate host, and thus no need to redirect back to the main host to get a token.
That's exactly the problem. When we switch hostnames to keep from being in the same-host context, the external signon mechanism dont get their cookies so you are logged out. That means that the attachment urlbase needs to differ from the normal urlbase by more than just the hostname so that the reverse proxy can tell that it should let the requests through without trying to figure out who the user is. So, query.cgi would be at... and the cgi would know who the user is while we would use.... alternate.mycompany.com/bugzilla/unsecured/attachment.cgi&token=whatever and the cgi would not be told who the user is in this example, urlbase is "" and attachment base is "alternate.mycompany.com/bugzilla/unsecured/" just changing the hostname is not good enough.
> To do that, it means that we do not want to have an "attachment hostname" > parameter. Instead, we should have an "attachment urlbase" Er... both v.1 and v.2 of Dave's patch have an attachment URLbase. Gerv
Are we still trying to do this for 2.18? Given that 2.20 freezes in a week, surely it makes sense to push it out? We've lived with it for long enough... Either that, or Dave needs to revive his patch :-) Gerv
(In reply to comment #82) > Are we still trying to do this for 2.18? Given that 2.20 freezes in a week, > surely it makes sense to push it out? We've lived with it for long enough... Yeah, I was just thinking that yesterday when I was looking at this. > Either that, or Dave needs to revive his patch :-) I don't think I'll have time to touch it any time soon.
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CCing some people who have done a lot of code work lately that *might* be interested in hacking on this. :)
*** Bug 256348 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
We have to do a 2.16 security release ASAP because of bug 272620. Therefore, this bug isn't going to make the 2.16.8 train. Gerv
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*** Bug 280469 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
updated for HEAD and new cgi/db routines
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Comment on attachment 182755 [details] [diff] [review] token+redirect v3 The patch does not work when I'm logged in (no problem if I'm logged out). I get a "too many redirections" error message using Firefox 1.0.3.
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> The patch does not work when I'm logged in (no problem if I'm logged out). > I get a "too many redirections" error message using Firefox 1.0.3. weird, works for me logged in, ff 1.0.3. i'll investigate.
ok, yeah, it's broken. i don't even know how it was working before.
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Comment on attachment 182786 [details] [diff] [review] token+redirect v4 I did not test this patch and did not do a full review, but I have some comments anyway. :) >--- attachment.cgi 28 Apr 2005 02:14:25 -0000 1.83 >+++ attachment.cgi 6 May 2005 15:15:18 -0000 >+sub ValidateSessionToken { Shouldn't this function go into Token.pm? >+ my $token = $cgi->param('t'); Are you sure 't' is always defined? What about: my $token = $cgi->param('t') || ''; trick_taint($token); Writing trick_taint() here will avoid duplication later. >+ # Get the user's ID from the tokens table. >+ my $userid; >+ if ($token ne '') { >+ my $sth = $dbh->prepare("SELECT userid FROM tokens WHERE token = ?"); >+ trick_taint($token); >+ $sth->execute($token); >+ ($userid) = $sth->fetchrow_array; >+ } Better: $userid = selectrow_array("SELECT userid FROM tokens WHERE token = ?", undef, $token); assuming trick_taint($token) has been called earlier, as suggested in my previous comment. >+ if (!defined $userid) { >+ # no valid token >+ print $cgi->redirect('-location' => Param('urlbase') . $path); >+ exit; >+ } >+ >+ # Change current user >+ Bugzilla->switchuser($userid); Couldn't we use ->logout() followed by ->login() ? >+ # delete the token from the tokens table. >+ trick_taint($token); >+ $dbh->bz_lock_tables('tokens WRITE'); >+ $dbh->prepare("DELETE FROM tokens WHERE token = ?")->execute($token); >+ $dbh->bz_unlock_tables(); $dbh->do("DELETE FROM tokens WHERE token = ?", undef, $token); >--- defparams.pl 7 Apr 2005 08:08:36 -0000 1.157 >+++ defparams.pl 6 May 2005 14:43:08 -0000 >+ name => 'attachmentbase', >+ desc => "An alternate URL that is the common initial leading part of " . >+ "all attachment URLs, not counting the 'attachment.cgi' on the " . >+ "end. This should have a <b>different</b> domain name than " . >+ "<tt>urlbase</tt> in order to prevent malicious attachments from " . >+ "being able to access your cookies. If you can't set up an " . >+ "alternate hostname, or aren't worried about the security " . >+ "implications, leave this field empty.", Maybe should you specify that the URL has to start with http and end with a slash. >--- Bugzilla/CGI.pm 16 Jan 2005 20:43:22 -0000 1.15 >+++ Bugzilla/CGI.pm 6 May 2005 14:43:08 -0000 >+sub using_attachment_host { >+=item C<using_attachment_base()> using_attachment_host or _base ?? >--- Bugzilla/Token.pm 3 Mar 2005 07:19:09 -0000 1.29 >+++ Bugzilla/Token.pm 6 May 2005 14:58:27 -0000 >+ $dbh->bz_lock_tables('tokens WRITE'); >+ my $sth = $dbh->prepare("INSERT INTO tokens (userid, issuedate, token, tokentype) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)"); >+ $sth->execute($userid, $issuedate, $token, 'session'); >+ $dbh->bz_unlock_tables(); $dbh->do("INSERT INTO ...", undef, ($userid, $issuedate, $token, 'session'));
thanks for the review. most things are good points that i will fix. > trick_taint($token); > Writing trick_taint() here will avoid duplication later. while other reviewers have said that the trick_taint always belongs as close to the sql call as possible :| > >+ # Change current user > >+ Bugzilla->switchuser($userid); > > Couldn't we use ->logout() followed by ->login() ? yeah, that's probably better. > Maybe should you specify that the URL has to start with http and end with a > slash. nah, no such description exists for urlbase or sslbase. > >+sub using_attachment_host { > >+=item C<using_attachment_base()> > > using_attachment_host or _base ?? opps. _base is probably better, i'll fix.
(In reply to comment #94) > > trick_taint($token); > > Writing trick_taint() here will avoid duplication later. > > while other reviewers have said that the trick_taint always belongs as close to > the sql call as possible :| Sorry for jumping in. The answer is: it depends. For best results, trick_taint should happen right after validation. You're marking data as "good" with it, and the best place to do this is right after validation -- other code may then rely on that. Such trick_taint calls would usually be rather far away from the SQL call. Having said that, semi-validation may consist of a comment line saying "we're using this in a SELECT only" or similar. Calls of trick_taint after such a comment should be rather close to the SQL call, and care must be taken when adding code later (think adding other SQL). I'm with Frédéric here regarding the trick_taint placement (at the top). Please add a comment, though, along the lines of "Untainting is safe here because we're using the token ID to user-specifically SELECT and DELETE from the tokens table only".
through the reworking of moving chunks of validateSessionToken into Token.pm, the trick_taint issue is mute. however it's good to get clarification on its usage - thanks :) note that we can't use logout then login as that would set the login cookie.
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Comment on attachment 183111 [details] [diff] [review] token+redirect v5 If I understand correctly, all this token stuff is only to display useful-links.html.tmpl correctly when ThrowUserError() is called? I cannot see anywhere else you would need to be correctly identified. Removing Bugzilla->switch_user($userid); from validateSessionToken() works fine for me, except links that are different (same as if you were not logged in, which does not hurt IMHO). So unless I miss something important, we could remove all this token stuff. I need other opinions though.
Could it be that it isn't required on your particular setup (same IP address, maybe, or aliases of the same host)?
(In reply to comment #98) > Could it be that it isn't required on your particular setup (same IP address, > maybe, or aliases of the same host)? Yeah.. It could be. I use localhost for the urlbase and 127.0.0.1 for the attachmentbase, but my logincookies table only has 127.0.0.1 entries, which would explain why I can access attachments even when removing Bugzilla->switch_user($userid). So maybe is glob right! ;)
don't forget to test with attachments that have restricted access.
Isn't patch v5 obsolete per our discussion in IRC ??
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the discussion centered around avoiding the requirment to create a token where possible. so the flow of things should become: urlbase: if (attachment is public) redirect to attachmentbase without token else validate that user can see attachment generate token, bound to attachmentid redirect to attachmentbase with token attachmentbase: if (attachment is public) view attachment else if (no token) redirect to urlbase else validate token is correct attachment id view attachment - tokens to exipre after 5 minutes and on logout - viewall and edit attachment to avoid redirect by issuing tokens and using attachmentbase as src
in progress patch. still have to do the 5 minute expiry, and update viewall & edit to pre-generate tokens.
mostly done, need to iron out an issue when viewing all attachments on a non-public bug.
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Comment on attachment 185567 [details] [diff] [review] in progress >+sub IssueSessionToken { ... >+} >+sub GetToken($) { >+ # Returns the userid and eventdata for the specified token >+ >+ my ($token) = @_; >+ return unless defined $token; >+ trick_taint($token); >+ >+ my $dbh = Bugzilla->dbh; >+ return $dbh->selectrow_array("SELECT userid, eventdata FROM tokens WHERE token = ?", >+ undef, $token); >+} I would like to know the date when this token was created, so that I can check how old the token is. >+sub DeleteToken($) { ... >+} I need all these routines in order to fix bug 281181 (something I would like to do before 2.20). Could you please update your patch asap or even better open a new bug in order to get them quickly? If we commit these routines separately, I could write my patch without waiting for yours. ;)
i've resolved the issue with viewall :) this patch requires the patch on bug 297646.
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Attachment #186321 - Flags: review?
Comment on attachment 186321 [details] [diff] [review] token+redirect v6 note to self: remove debugging code before uploading.
Attachment #186321 - Attachment is patch: false
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Attachment #186321 - Attachment is obsolete: true
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ok, sorry about that.
Comment on attachment 186322 [details] [diff] [review] token+redirect v7 this is obsolete; need to update the token stuff following changes introduced by bug 297646
Attachment #186322 - Attachment is obsolete: true
requires the patch on bug 297646.
Attachment #187003 - Flags: review?
*** Bug 299443 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
(In reply to comment #110) > requires the patch on bug 297646. OK, after a long batter, bug 297646 has been checked in. Does that make this patch usable now? The current patch appears to be bitrotted in attachment.cgi.
Comment on attachment 187003 [details] [diff] [review] token+redirect v8 bitrot due to attachment.cgi! >Index: attachment.cgi > sub validateID > { >+ $param = 'id' unless $param; Nit: $param ||= 'id'; >+# Determines if the attachment is public -- that is, if users who are >+# not logged in have access to the attachment >+sub attachmentIsPublic { >+ my($attach_id, $bugid, $isprivate) = @_; >+ >+ if ($isprivate && Param("insidergroup")) { >+ return UserInGroup(Param("insidergroup")); >+ } If Param("insidergroup") is defined, you already know that the attachment is not public. > sub view > { >+ } else { >+ # no need to validate token for public attachments >+ if (!attachmentIsPublic($attach_id, $bugid, $isprivate)) { Nit: the comment says the opposite of what the test does. I would say "validate token for non-public attachments". >+ # - tokens to expire after 5 minutes or at logout >+ # - viewall and edit attachment to avoid redirect by issuing tokens and using attachmentbase as src These checks are missing. >Index: Bugzilla.pm >+sub switch_user { >+ my $class = shift; >+ $_user = new Bugzilla::User(@_); >+ return $_user; >+} Nit: switch_user() makes me think that cookies are also available for this user. What about "switch_to_restricted_user" or something similar? I couldn't apply your patch but what I have seen so far looks good.
Attachment #187003 - Flags: review? → review-
*** Bug 322819 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I'm tired by this bug and its dupes. glob, could you update your patch? We are frozen, meaning that the code won't change a lot before the release of 2.22 (even more true about 2.20 and 2.18). So you shouldn't bitrot again and again. And meanwhile, 2.16 will probably reach its EOL, so a backport for the 2.16 branch will probably not be required. I'm ready to review your patches again if nobody else wants to.
Whiteboard: [wanted for 2.16.10] [wanted for 2.18.2] [wanted for 2.20] security → [wanted for 2.16.12?] [wanted for 2.18.6] [wanted for 2.20.2] [wanted for 2.22] security
(In reply to comment #115) > And meanwhile, 2.16 will probably reach its EOL, so a backport for the 2.16 > branch will probably not be required. Hmm, well, I'm strongly interested in having a backport for the 2.16 branch as I maintain the Debian packages of Bugzilla, and sarge provides 2.16.7 So this patch is really welcome from the Debian side ;)
(In reply to comment #116) > Hmm, well, I'm strongly interested in having a backport for the 2.16 branch as > I maintain the Debian packages of Bugzilla, and sarge provides 2.16.7 > > So this patch is really welcome from the Debian side ;) > As discussed during our IRC meetings, we are not going to support 2.16 any longer (as soon as 2.22 is released) and we won't provide any patch for 2.16 anymore. In other words, you will have to write it yourself, maybe based on the backport for 2.18. Writing these patches ourselves would mean that we will still support 2.16 when 2.22 is released, which is not the case.
personally i'd go for bugXXX.bugzilla-attachments.mozilla.org ie. force a distinct common domain and a distinct bug host so you can't even share cookies between attachments on different bugs if scripts set them.
So even with all this stuff, i think that any attachment can still read any other attachment that the user has access to. An attachment, A, simply has to include an <iframe> pointing to another attachment, B. We will then redirect to bmo and back and load attachment B inside the iframe. Attachment A can then get any information from B using normal DOM methods since the two files will be located on the same domain. I don't see any way to get around that without separate domains for each bug like previous comment suggests.
> So even with all this stuff, i think that any attachment can still read any > other attachment that the user has access to. yes, but the current patch is an order of magnitude better than the existing situation. i barely have time to update the current patch so it applies (hopefully this weekend) so i recommend that timeless's suggestion will have to be taken up by another bug. it'll have to be optional anyhow as a lot of sysadmins don't like wildcard dns entries.
I guess what i'm arguing is that we use a simpler system then the current one. Rather then directing back and forth we might as well just display a log-in page and set a cookie. There is no value in stealing the cookie since the only thing it'll get you is other attachments which you can get anyway.
Alternativly, we do the token and redirect thing, but we also set a cookie. That way we only need to redirect to get authenticaion once. We also wouldn't need a login page for the attachment-server.
Support for the 2.16 branch is over. Also removing old flags.
Flags: blocking2.18-
Flags: blocking2.16.8-
Flags: blocking2.16.7-
Flags: blocking2.16.6-
OS: Other → All
QA Contact: mattyt-bugzilla → default-qa
Hardware: Other → All
Whiteboard: [wanted for 2.16.12?] [wanted for 2.18.6] [wanted for 2.20.2] [wanted for 2.22] security → [wanted for 2.18.6] [wanted for 2.20.3] [wanted for 2.22.1] security
Target Milestone: Bugzilla 2.16 → Bugzilla 2.18
*** Bug 345011 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Flags: blocking2.22.1?
Flags: blocking2.20.3?
Flags: blocking2.18.6?
Okay, I can agree that this should block our next release, now that: * We have a solution * All our supported releases have Bugzilla::Token
Flags: blocking2.22.1?
Flags: blocking2.22.1+
Flags: blocking2.20.3?
Flags: blocking2.20.3+
Flags: blocking2.18.6?
Flags: blocking2.18.6+
Whiteboard: [wanted for 2.18.6] [wanted for 2.20.3] [wanted for 2.22.1] security
Removing these flags as we released these versions already. And nobody seems to want to take it for 3.0rc1.
Flags: blocking2.22.1+
Flags: blocking2.20.3+
Flags: blocking2.18.6+
Target Milestone: Bugzilla 2.18 → Bugzilla 2.20
Byron, are you going to update and finalize your patch or should I do it myself? I will have some time these next few weeks (vacation!).
sorry, things have been pretty insane for me recently :( it's probably best if you take this.
Assignee: bugzilla → LpSolit
Status: ASSIGNED → NEW
This is mainly the same patch as v8, but updated to match our current code. AFAIK, the expiration after 5 minutes is not required as we delete the token as soon as it has been checked. Also, I'm not sure what your comment about viewall was. Did you want to avoid the multi back and forth redirects between the main host and the alternate host? I'm not sure that's even possible so I didn't worry about this case, especially because viewall is probably not used very often. Per discussion with justdave, timeless and bz, I prevent the interaction between attachments if the referrer is known and comes from another bug. But I allow attachments to interact if they come from the same bug. I can attach an evil attachment (which you can then attach to your test installation) to help you test my patch, if you want to. Just let me know.
Attachment #187003 - Attachment is obsolete: true
Attachment #272425 - Flags: review?(justdave)
Attachment #272425 - Flags: review?(bugzilla)
One important note: if ssl = 'always', then your attachmentbase URL must also start with https://, else you get infinite redirects between both hosts.
Status: NEW → ASSIGNED
(In reply to comment #132) > One important note: if ssl = 'always', then your attachmentbase URL must also > start with https://, else you get infinite redirects between both hosts. Does the parameter checker check that? That's important... :-)
(In reply to comment #133) > Does the parameter checker check that? That's important... :-) No it doesn't as you can set ssl to 'always' after setting attachmentbase. I rather thought about adding a comment about this, eventually, but no check. We must be sure that we are not preventing ourselves from editing these params with too restrictive checks. So I prefer to let the admin do this check for us. I can still change my mind later.
I don't think parameters should ever be allowed to be in an inconsistent state, particularly one that causes endless loops and that you couldn't then fix without editing data/params! Both those params are on the same page, so the param-checker should be able to handle it.
Both params are not on the same page as one is about the whole website (urlbase) and the other one about attachments (and so is in the Attachment section), but I could hack |new Bugzilla::CGI| to ignore the HTTP vs HTTPS check when going to the alternate URL. I just found a bug in my patch which prevents us to edit attachments as comment. I get: Erreur : uncaught exception: [Exception... "Access to property denied" code: "1010" nsresult: "0x805303f2 (NS_ERROR_DOM_PROP_ACCESS_DENIED)" location: " Line: 201"] I will have to update my patch, but justdave and glob can still have a look at this one, in case there is something else to fix.
This patch fixes both problems mentioned earlier: - No ping-pong anymore between both hosts if ssl = always but attachmentbase doesn't start with https://. - You can again edit attachments as comment. Moreover, thanks to this patch, we no longer use XMLSerializer, which is a very good thing as it shouldn't handle files with the text/plain MIME, see bug 86012. The only drawback with this fix is that we no longer can get the content of the iframe to populate the textarea when editing the attachment as comment, because the attachment is viewed from the alternate host and JS restrictions prevent to access it. So what I do is that I prefill the textarea with the attachment data, but only if its MIME is text/*. This means each attachment with the text/* MIME is loaded twice. But even AJAX couldn't make it better as it would have to download the attachment again too. I talked about this problem with justdave and myk, but we couldn't find a better idea. I suppose we can live with that.
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Attachment #273158 - Flags: review?(justdave)
Attachment #273158 - Flags: review?(bugzilla)
Attachment #272425 - Flags: review?(justdave)
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Whiteboard: [wanted-bmo]
> data, but only if its MIME is text/*. This means each attachment with the > text/* MIME is loaded twice. But even AJAX couldn't make it better as it would > have to download the attachment again too. This is, of course, IE's fault; if it weren't broken, we could serve text/plain attachments from the same hostname, and only dangerous ones from an alternative hostname. <sigh> Gerv
> This is, of course, IE's fault; if it weren't broken, we could serve text/plain > attachments from the same hostname, and only dangerous ones from an alternative > hostname. <sigh> We could do User-Agent sniffing. It's not that hard to detect IE.
> We could do User-Agent sniffing. It's not that hard to detect IE. That sounds like a bad idea given (1) proxy caching and (2) other browsers sniffing in certain cases (e.g. Firefox always sniffing for feeds and sniffing for other things if it detects non-ASCII characters). It might also break multi-part testcases, if Bugzilla decides a CSS part of a testcase is "safe", for example. Better to be consistent IMO.
Comment on attachment 273158 [details] [diff] [review] patch for 3.2 (and 3.0?), v10 This seems to work as advertised when applied to my install on landfill, and using either the IP address or landfill.mozilla.org for my attachmenturlbase. >+sub validate_referrer { >+ my ($attachment, $urlbase) = @_; >+ my $referrer = $ENV{'HTTP_REFERER'}; >+ >+ if ($referrer && $referrer =~ /^\Q$urlbase\Eattachment\.cgi\?id=(\d+)/) { >+ # The referrer is an attachment. We only let it access another >+ # attachment if coming from the same bug. This is a nice trick here. I worry that it might break some testcases on bugzilla.mozilla.org where someone uses files from another bug, but it's something they'll have to live with I suspect. Generally I try to avoid doing any kind of security based on Referer headers, but we're only acting here *if* there's a Referer header, and *if* the Referer header *does* match a specific thing. The folks who disable or modify their Referer header hopefully know what they're doing, and will be excluded from this security check (and thus have less security). I guess they should be prepared for things like that if they screw with it. :( >+ # Redirect to SSL if required, unless we are on the alternate host. LpSolit and I discussed this on IRC the other day, and I'm still not sure what to do with it. If you use SSL and it's really the same host, and you have this set up properly, the user is going to get a certificate warning for a hostname mismatch when they hit the attachment. I got that with it set up on landfill with the attachmentbase set to . In order to honor the usessl setting properly (the off/authenticated sessions/always setting) we probably really need two attachmentbase params (one for SSL and one without) but that's probably overkill. FWIW, the new hack for "Edit Attachment as Comment" actually works better for me... see, I have this Greasemonkey script running that puts a colored border around the page based on which username I'm logged in with. Unfortunately, the way it hacks this winds up with a text/plain document in the iframe being surrounded with <html><body style="border: solid red 3px"><pre> for example, which is then included in my comment when I start it with the old code. With the new code, since Bugzilla is loading the attachment content itself instead of letting my browser do it, it doesn't get that added code from Greasemonkey included in it. Overall, I think this looks pretty thoroughly done, unless anyone has additional comments about the SSL issue.
Attachment #273158 - Flags: review?(justdave) → review+
A referrer check won't prevent a malicious attachment in a public bug from reading attachments in a security-sensitive bug. The malicious attachment can cause browsers to not send referrers in many ways, including using redirects from https.
(In reply to comment #142) I would say that's the browser's fault to let a script alter this kind of information. Anyway, the goal here is to use the referer as an additional security level rather than being *the* security level. The real security improvement is to use an alternate host, not to check the referer.
Comment on attachment 273158 [details] [diff] [review] patch for 3.2 (and 3.0?), v10 Also asking myk, to be sure we don't miss something. glob, still with us? ;)
Attachment #273158 - Flags: review?(myk)
> I would say that's the browser's fault to let a script alter this kind of > information. Script isn't allowed to alter it, but script is allowed to hide it for certain types of requests. I agree that this is bad, but I lost that battle long ago (see e.g. bug 141641 comment 1). > The real security improvement is to use an alternate host Does this prevent attachments from one bug reading attachments on other bugs?
(In reply to comment #145) > Does this prevent attachments from one bug reading attachments on other bugs? Yes. I discussed about this with bzbarsky on IRC, and he asked me to let an attachment access other attachments inn the *same* bug. But I deny access to attachments being on another bugs if we detect that the request comes from the alternate host (based on the referer).
I just pointed out that the referrer check won't work. With that check defeated, does this patch prevent attachments from one bug reading attachments on other bugs?
(In reply to comment #147) > I just pointed out that the referrer check won't work. With that check > defeated, does this patch prevent attachments from one bug reading attachments > on other bugs? No, as we have no way to know who calls the 2nd attachment. You would get the same result if you type the URL in the address bar directly. You wouldn't want to prevent this way to access attachments, isn't it?
I want attachments to be isolated from each other, using one hostname per bug (or two if the bug has private attachments) or one per attachment.
(In reply to comment #149) > I want attachments to be isolated from each other, using one hostname per bug > (or two if the bug has private attachments) or one per attachment. Isolating attachments from each others is definitely something many people will complain about. (21:59:05) LpSolit: one host per attachment?? (21:59:08) bz: yes (21:59:13) bz: or rather (21:59:16) bz: one host per bug (21:59:30) bz: you want attachments in a single bug to be able to talk to each other
We seem to be trying to fix two problems: 1) Prevent attachments stealing Bugzilla credentials 2) Prevent attachments stealing private Bugzilla data This patch clearly fixes the first, but only has referer-based checking against the second, which doesn't work. Now, we could either check this in, and say "great, we've fixed problem 1", and then work on problem 2, or we could try and change the patch to fix problem 2 first. There is a middle ground between "isolating the attachment of all bugs from each other", and "allowing all attachments to access all other attachments". A good first step, which would fix b.m.o., would be to have one domain for bugs which are in a group, and one domain for bugs in no group at all. A further step would be to have one domain per group - except that a bug can have multiple groups. Can we use an algorithm something like the following? - Make a list of the textual names of all the groups a bug is in - Sort it in alphabetical order - Turn that into a dot-separated domain set - Serve the attachment from that domain So: ? I _think_ this scheme would have the right inter-bug visibility properties. Gerv
(In reply to comment #151) > ? I _think_ this scheme would have the right inter-bug visibility properties. Not at all. If a bug is restricted to 2 groups, its attachments can only access attachments which are in the same 2 groups, but not those being in one group or no group. This is over-complicated and doesn't fix anything as I could still steal other private attachment data.
So are we suggesting one hostname per bug? Gerv
(In reply to comment #153) > So are we suggesting one hostname per bug? This would be the "ultimate" solution, yes. This solution has already been proposed, but we fear some admins may not agree to use wildcards for their DNS. Jesse on IRC suggested to have an additional parameter allowing us to enable/disable the "on host per bug" feature. If you turn it off, then my patch would apply as is, i.e. use the referer to restrict access to other bugs. If it's turned on, then the one host per bug solution would prevent the access to all attachments which are not in the same bug. So admins who worry (or care?) a lot about security could enable this param if they want to.
Since referrer checking doesn't work, I think we should just remove that. The only thing it does is give a false sense of security.
Please note that wildcard SSL certs can only be used for the one level for which they have been bought. For example, a wildcard SSL cert of *.mozilla.org can be used for bugzilla.mozilla.org,, etc., but it cannot be used for attachments.bugzilla.mozilla.org, as that's another level past what the wildcard cert says. gerv's idea of multiple subdomains (comment #151) will not work because it would be impossible to have SSL encryption for all those subdomains. Mozilla will have to get another wildcard cert (maybe *.bugzilla.mozilla.org) for a fix that requires multiple subdomains to work, but that isn't much of a problem. So, something like 123456.bugzilla.mozilla.org would work well for attachments in bug #123456, if it is necessary to have different hostnames for each bug to separate them.
(In reply to comment #156) If we implement the "one host per bug" solution, the subdomain would probably be of the form bug-123456.mozilla.org, or bugzilla-123456.mozilla.org. In no way I'm going to implement gerv's idea, though.
Doesn't the zone of trust for javascript DOM access extend to documents within a given level of subdomains? I seem to recall someone saying that the top-level domain needed to be different for there to be any guarantee of security. But maybe I'm imagining it.
Security checks use the whole domain name, modulo things setting document.domain. If document.domain is used, both pages involved have to explicitly set it to the same ancestor domain to touch each other.
Comment on attachment 273158 [details] [diff] [review] patch for 3.2 (and 3.0?), v10 >Index: attachment.cgi >+if ($action ne "view" && $cgi->using_attachment_base) { >+ $cgi->redirect_to_urlbase; >+} >+ > if ($action eq "view") > { > view(); Nit: instead of putting this before the |if ($action eq "view")| conditional, put it afterwards so you don't end up testing for $action eq "view" twice in a row, i.e.: if ($action eq "view") { view(); } elsif ($cgi->using_attachment_base) { $cgi->redirect_to_urlbase; } elsif ($action eq "interdiff") { interdiff(); } >@@ -124,7 +129,8 @@ exit; > # Validates an attachment ID. Optionally takes a parameter of a form > # variable name that contains the ID to be validated. If not specified, > # uses 'id'. >-# >+# If the second parameter is true, the attachment ID will be validated, >+# however the current user's access to the attachment will not be checked. Nit: instead of having validateID call validateAttachAccess, have the callers of validateID call validateAttachAccess themselves. Then you don't need the extra param and it'll be clear to someone looking at the calling code that the code is validating both the attachment ID and the user's access to the attachment. >+sub validate_referrer { >+ my ($attachment, $urlbase) = @_; >+ my $referrer = $ENV{'HTTP_REFERER'}; >+ >+ if ($referrer && $referrer =~ /^\Q$urlbase\Eattachment\.cgi\?id=(\d+)/) { >+ # The referrer is an attachment. We only let it access another >+ # attachment if coming from the same bug. >+ my $attach_caller = Bugzilla::Attachment->get($1); >+ if ($attach_caller->bug_id != $attachment->bug_id) { >+ ThrowUserError('auth_failure', {action => 'access', object => 'attachment'}); >+ } >+ } >+ return 1; >+} Hmm, I don't think we can count on referrers being correct. I hope we're not doing so. Nit: also, we can't count on "id" being the first URL parameter in the referrer. It could be "action" instead (or something else we come up with in the future), so the regexp shouldn't require the presence of the "id" parameter (or should allow it to appear anywhere after the question mark). Also, shouldn't we make sure that the other attachment from the same bug is similarly public? Or are we counting on callers of this function to do that check? >+ <iframe id="viewFrame" src="attachment.cgi?id=[% attachment.id %]" style="height: 400px; width: 100%;"> We should find some way to stretch the height of this iframe to the height of the viewport. But that's another bug. Other than the nits, this looks good.
Attachment #273158 - Flags: review?(myk) → review+
I updated my patch to remove the referrer check and to implement the one host per bug feature (thanks to a magic %bugid% string in the attachmentbase URL). But I just found that we have a problem when the installation has the 'requirelogin' parameter turned on. We have to force attachment.cgi to not require credentials when you are on the alternate host with a valid token, but I fear it would be possible to bypass some checks this way. As you have no cookie defined on the 2nd host, we have no way to make sure the token was really generated by you. I have to investigate. I will attach my patch as soon as I've fixed this last remaining issue.
This patch addresses everything I mentioned in comment 161. Note that I cannot test the "one host per bug" feature locally; I hope justdave can test it on landfill.
Attachment #273158 - Attachment is obsolete: true
Attachment #276436 - Flags: review?(myk)
Attachment #276436 - Flags: review?(justdave)
Attachment #273158 - Flags: review?(bugzilla)
Unbitrot
Attachment #276436 - Attachment is obsolete: true
Attachment #278254 - Flags: review?(justdave)
Attachment #276436 - Flags: review?(myk)
Attachment #276436 - Flags: review?(justdave)
Comment on attachment 278254 [details] [diff] [review] patch for 3.2, v11.1 FTR, in Launchpad, we solved this the same way, by hosting all attachments on a different hostname (launchpadlibrarian.net). >Index: attachment.cgi >+# Byron Jones <[email protected]> Why not pat yourself in the back, since some of the code here is yours. >+my $urlbase = correct_urlbase(); >+ >+# You must use the appropriate urlbase/sslbase param when not viewing an attachment. "when doing anything but viewing an attachment" is clearer. > # Display an attachment. >+ my $attachbase = Bugzilla->params->{'attachmentbase'}; >+ >+ if ($attachbase ne '' && $attachbase ne Bugzilla->params->{'urlbase'}) { You could have a function which made the check above clearer (something like if use_attachbase) and could be used later in this file as well. >+ # Make sure the attachment is served from the correct server. >+ if ($cgi->self_url !~ /^\Q$attachbase\E/) { >+ # We couldn't call Bugzilla->login earlier as we first had to make sure >+ # we were not going to request credentials on the alternate host. >+ Bugzilla->login(); >+ if (attachmentIsPublic($attachment) && !Bugzilla->params->{'requirelogin'}) { I don't quite understand the need to check requirelogin here. >Index: Bugzilla/CGI.pm >+ && i_am_cgi() >+ && $self->self_url =~ /^\Q$urlbase\E/) I really dislike this regexp. Could you before landing make this into a function like i_am_cgi() and use it where it is used. >+ # Redirect to urlbase if we are not viewing an attachment. >+ if (Bugzilla->params->{'attachmentbase'} ne '' Is there a good reason to do this? Is it to avoid people accessing Bugzilla itself through the attachment host? >+# Redirect to the urlbase version of the current URL. >+sub redirect_to_urlbase { >+ my $self = shift; >+ my $path = $self->url('-path_info' => 1, '-query' => 1, '-relative' => 1); >+ print $self->redirect(-location => correct_urlbase() . $path); Nit: is there a reason that we are inconsistent here and quote the named arguments to url() but not the '-location' supplied to redirect()? >Index: Bugzilla/Config/Attachment.pm >+ name => 'attachmentbase', Would the name attachmenturlbase be clearer? >Index: template/en/default/attachment/edit.html.tmpl >+[%# No need to display the Diff button and iframe if the attachment is not a patch. %] >+[% patchviewerinstalled = (patchviewerinstalled && attachment.ispatch) %] Really? Don't you like having this option available for text files and other sorts of attachment? At least I don't quite see why this should be done in the same change. > <script type="text/javascript"> I don't quite understand the change to the JS in this file either. >Index: template/en/default/admin/params/attachment.html.tmpl >+ "If you can't set up an alternate hostname, or aren't worried " _ >+ "about the security implications, leave this field empty.", I would say "and aren't worried" instead of using "or".
Hmm. This seems to have stalled. But there's no point in LpSolit updating the patch unless Dave or Myk can give some sort of assurance that they have time to review it. (It's on MoCo's wanted list of Bugzilla patches, after all: ). Dave? Myk? Gerv
Group: webtools-security → bugzilla-security
Group: bugzilla-security → webtools-security
besides being stalled, is the last patch close to working? the patch doesn't seem large.
some random thoughts on bugzilla. iss have reported xss in bugzilla - this has great comic value. hostname and stealing cookies aside, attachments are kind of free anonymous web hosting. phishing and malware problems? iirc wikipedia suffered from this, don't remember how they solved the problem.
(In reply to comment #167) > besides being stalled, is the last patch close to working? The last patch is supposed to work, yes. Just waiting for justdave and myk to put this review higher in their priority list. I know there is some bitrot, but as I said to other reviewers per email, I don't plan to update my patch till this one is reviewed. I already unbitrotten it once, and see the result: the patch is here for one year now. If this issue was really a problem for MoCo, I supposed it would have got much more traction these last few years.
Comment on attachment 278254 [details] [diff] [review] patch for 3.2, v11.1 Canceling this review request, as I'm no longer able to do Bugzilla reviews.
i haven't examined the patch in detail, but does it prevent stealing attachments from the ``different hostname''? i mean in theory malicious attachment can read secret attachments from the ``different hostname'' - they are on the same hostname. are attachment URIs easy to guess - e.g. differing by increasing numbers in a known range?
oops, sorry the previous comment was written in a hurry. after reading some of the 170 comments found out there should be some protection against stealing attachments. btw, i like the idea for one host per bug if feasible on the server side.
(In reply to comment #172) > btw, i like the idea for one host per bug if feasible on the server side. Looks like you are answering your own questions, which is good. :-D Yes, the goal of the last patch is to define one host per bug. One host per attachment, as requested by a few users, is not something we want. My only concern could be the increased traffic between hosts due to redirections, which may slow down Bugzilla.
what is the reason for not checking this in? probably the documentation should explain how to setup wildcard dns and multiple hostnames on the webserver if necessary.
(In reply to comment #174) > what is the reason for not checking this in? It has not been reviewed yet. justdave's and myk's r+ for patch v10 are not enough to commit patch v11.1 as I made some significant changes.
Group: webtools-security → bugzilla-security
Comment on attachment 278254 [details] [diff] [review] patch for 3.2, v11.1 >+# You must use the appropriate urlbase/sslbase param when not viewing an attachment. >+if ($action ne 'view') { >+ if ($cgi->self_url !~ /^\Q$urlbase\E/) { >+ $cgi->redirect_to_urlbase; >+ } That'll do an endless redirect loop on installations that have ssl eq 'always' (because you don't check for sslbase). >+sub validateAttachAccess { On HEAD (after we check in this patch), I want to see $user->can_see_attachment instead of this. >+sub attachmentIsPublic { And this should be $attachment->is_public (upstream, at least--I understand that this would probably be painful on 2.20 or 2.22). >+ if (attachmentIsPublic($attachment) && !Bugzilla->params->{'requirelogin'}) { attachmentIsPublic already checks requirelogin. >+ if (!attachmentIsPublic($attachment) || Bugzilla->params->{'requirelogin'}) { Same comment here about requirelogin. (And elsewhere, too.) >+ # Not a valid token. >+ print $cgi->redirect('-location' => correct_urlbase() . $path); Um, won't that create an endless redirect loop for invalid tokens? It looks like "your token is invalid, go back to the page that redirected you here". Shouldn't we just throw an error? >+ # Change current user without creating cookies. >+ Bugzilla->set_user(new Bugzilla::User($userid)); That could cause a problem because that user won't have an authorizer(). However, we're just displaying an attachment, so... >+ if (attachmentIsPublic($attachment) && !Bugzilla->params->{'requirelogin'}) { >+ $vars->{'token'} = '-'; Why not just use an empty string? >Index: Bugzilla/CGI.pm >+ # Redirect to SSL if required, unless we are on the alternate host. >+ my $urlbase = Bugzilla->params->{'urlbase'}; > if (Bugzilla->params->{'sslbase'} ne '' > && Bugzilla->params->{'ssl'} eq 'always' >- && i_am_cgi()) >+ && i_am_cgi() >+ && $self->self_url =~ /^\Q$urlbase\E/) I'm guessing that this will have to be fixed in a different way now on 3.2 and tip once we check in the ssl redirect bug. >+ my $cgi_file = $self->url('-path_info' => 0, '-query' => 0, '-relative' => 1); I think you can get that more reliably out of $ENV{SCRIPT_NAME} or something like that. >Index: template/en/default/attachment/edit.html.tmpl >+ attachmentbase => "An alternate URL that is the common initial leading part of " _ [snip] This is a good description of how to use it, but I think we need slightly more info: It is possible for a malicious attachment to steal your cookies or access other attachments to perform an attack on the user. If you would like additional security on attachments to avoid this, set this parameter to an alternate URL for your $terms.Bugzilla that is not the same as your urlbase or sslbase. That is, a different domain name that resolves to this exact same $terms.Bugzilla installation. For added security, you can insert %bugid% into the URL, which will be replaced with the ID of the current $terms.bug that the attachment is on, when you access an attachment. This will limit attachments to accessing only other attachments on the same $terms.bug. Remember, though, that all those possible domain names (such as "1234.your.domain.com") must point to this same $terms.Bugzilla instance. Otherwise, I really like how this is implemented, particularly how you avoided tokens for public attachments.
Attachment #278254 - Flags: review?(justdave) → review-
> >+ # Not a valid token. > >+ print $cgi->redirect('-location' => correct_urlbase() . $path); > > Um, won't that create an endless redirect loop for invalid tokens? It looks > like "your token is invalid, go back to the page that redirected you here". > Shouldn't we just throw an error? it's been a while, but from what i recall this is here to ensure that if i email you a direct link to an attachment, and you don't have a token, you are redirected to get a token. > >+ my $cgi_file = $self->url('-path_info' => 0, '-query' => 0, '-relative' => 1); > > I think you can get that more reliably out of $ENV{SCRIPT_NAME} or something like that. no, SCRIPT_NAME doesn't include the protocol, host or port. also $cgi->url() draws information from SCRIPT_NAME, so it's just as "reliable".
Per discussion with justdave on IRC, we are not going to take it for 2.2x. The patch is too invasive and prone to regressions.
Target Milestone: Bugzilla 2.20 → Bugzilla 3.0
(In reply to comment #177) > it's been a while, but from what i recall this is here to ensure that if i > email you a direct link to an attachment, and you don't have a token, you are > redirected to get a token. Yes, you are correct. I plan to update my patch really soon now (as in the coming days, not hours), based on comment 165 and comment 176 (note to self).
Whiteboard: [wanted-bmo] → [wanted-bmo] [review comments: 165 + 176]
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I addressed everything which seemed relevant to me from kiko's and mkanat's review comments.
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Attachment #350697 - Flags: review?(mkanat)
Attachment #350697 - Flags: review?(justdave)
Bah, I forgot to include Util.pm.
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I fixed a problem in the regexp in attachment.cgi + added POD to Util.pm. No other changes.
Attachment #350702 - Flags: review?(mkanat)
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Attachment #350698 - Flags: review?(mkanat)
Attachment #350698 - Flags: review?(justdave)
Comment on attachment 350698 [details] [diff] [review] patch for 3.2 + tip, v12.1 >Index: Bugzilla/CGI.pm >+ # Redirect to urlbase if we are not viewing an attachment. > [snip] I'm concerned about this. I'm fairly sure that it's not safe to do things like this inside of Bugzilla::CGI::new, because it can be called in non-CGI environments. Probably what you should do is put this inside Bugzilla::init_page wrapped with an i_am_cgi() check, or something like that. >+ if (use_attachbase()) { >+ my $cgi_file = $self->url('-path_info' => 0, '-query' => 0, '-relative' => 1); Why query => 0? >+=item C<redirect_to_urlbase> >+ >+Redirects from the current URL to one prefixed by the urlbase parameter. (or sslbase parameter, as appropriate). However, since you're doing all of this before we log in, in fact we can't get the correct_sslbase for authenticated_sessions, so there would be two redirects in this case. I think that's probably OK. >Index: Bugzilla/Config/Attachment.pm >+ name => 'attachmentbase', Let's be modern about it and call it attachment_base. >+ checker => \&check_urlbase Will that allow an https URL? >Index: template/en/default/attachment/edit.html.tmpl >@@ -47,37 +50,7 @@ > var has_viewed_as_diff = 0; > function editAsComment() Um, are we entirely removing the edit_as_comment functionality? >+ [% IF token %] That will always be true, because you made token "-" for the null case. It's probably best to not even define token if the attachment is public. >+ %]attachment.cgi?id=[% attachment.id %]&t=[% token FILTER html %]" Shouldn't that filter be url_quote? >+ attachmentbase => "It is possible for a malicious attachment to steal your cookies or access " _ It'd be nice if these lines were less than 80 characters. You could probably accomplish this partially by moving the string under "attachmentbase =>" and just indenting it two spaces. Everything else looks great.
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Attachment #350702 - Flags: review?(justdave)
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(In reply to comment #183) > >+ my $cgi_file = $self->url('-path_info' => 0, '-query' => 0, '-relative' => 1); > > Why query => 0? Because all I want is the file name, to know if it's attachment.cgi or not. I don't want parameters passed to it. > >+ checker => \&check_urlbase > > Will that allow an https URL? yes. > Um, are we entirely removing the edit_as_comment functionality? No, this feature is still there. But instead of letting XMLSerializer() set the comment, I pass it directly using attachment.data. > >+ [% IF token %] > > That will always be true, because you made token "-" for the null case. No, the token is undefined if the attachment is public or if there is no alternate host. I will check this point again. > >+ %]attachment.cgi?id=[% attachment.id %]&t=[% token FILTER html %]" > > Shouldn't that filter be url_quote? Ah yes, it should. :) > Everything else looks great. Nice, thanks. :)
Whiteboard: [wanted-bmo] [review comments: 165 + 176] → [wanted-bmo]
I think I addressed all your comments.
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Attachment #351090 - Flags: review?(mkanat)
Also, I checked that Bugzilla->login calls Bugzilla->cgi before doing anything else, so having the redirect stuff in CGI->new is fine I think.
To clean up the code a bit and to avoid to create a token which is not immediately validated and deleted, we let attachment.cgi do the redirect when editing an attachment. This costs one additional redirect; but that's probably harmless.
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Comment on attachment 351276 [details] [diff] [review] patch for 3.2 + tip, v14 This is a great patch, and it works fine. :-) r=mkanat
I changed validateID() to return an attachment object rather than the attachment ID and bug ID, because I really need information the object has. This forced me to clean up the code in attachment.cgi a bit, but I'm confident with these changes as the new code baked on the trunk for ~2 years now.
Wow, I forgot a line in edit.html.tmpl (forgot to save changes to the file before creating the patch).
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Comment on attachment 351446 [details] [diff] [review] patch for 3.0, v1.1 Looks good. :-) You tested this, yeah?
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(In reply to comment #191) > You tested this, yeah? Of course. OK, so this bug is ready for checkin, all backports are here. \o/
Great. :-) LpSolit: Would you be in favor of letting bmo run this code (and possibly our other security patches) for a while before we release, just to make sure that we haven't missed any bugs?
(In reply to comment #193) > LpSolit: Would you be in favor of letting bmo run this code (and possibly our > other security patches) for a while before we release :) ).
Summary: attachments should be at a different hostname → [SECURITY] attachments should be at a different hostname
Now correctly handles sslbase = "".
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Attachment #354362 - Flags: review?(mkanat)
Also fixes the problem when sslbase is empty, for 3.0.
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(In reply to comment #194) > :) ). So basically this means that I can't commit these to our bzr repo (which is publicly visible) that the production server pulls from, and have to apply the patches manually in production when it comes time to deploy it...
(In reply to comment #197) > So basically this means that I can't commit these to our bzr repo (which is > publicly visible) that the production server pulls from, and have to apply the > patches manually in production when it comes time to deploy it. Yeah, or wait for us to do the security release, which will probably happen after the holidays (I don't want to do a security release at a time when people can't upgrade.)
Comment on attachment 354362 [details] [diff] [review] patch for 3.2 + tip, v14.1 This is fine, except that once you've done qr// against something, you don't need to // it to compare against it. It's not a big deal, though.
Comment on attachment 354364 [details] [diff] [review] patch for 3.0, v1.2 Yeah, looks fine.
Attachment #354364 - Flags: review?(mkanat) → review+
I am CC'ing the maintainers of all the major public Bugzilla installations that I know of. If you know of another maintainer of a major public installation, please CC them and point them to this comment. (For some installations, I couldn't find the Bugzilla account of their maintainer.) We are going to be releasing a version of Bugzilla very soon with this security fix in it. However, it requires a bit of sysadmin preparation, so I thought I'd warn you about it in advance. The security bug is, of course, still confidential, but we are CC'ing you on it so that you have advance warning of the sysadmin tasks necessary to prepare for the fix. Basically, you will need an alternate domain that resolves to the same IP and virtualhost as your current Bugzilla. For extra security, you should configure a wildcard subdomain that points to the same IP and virtualhost as your current Bugzilla. This additional domain does not need SSL, unless you are concerned about protecting the contents of attachments over the wire, since no cookies or login information will ever be sent to this additional domain--it will only be used for viewing attachments. However, you may use SSL if you wish, and in that case you may need to get a new SSL certificate for this additional domain. If you have any questions, feel free to come into #mozwebtools on irc.mozilla.org and ask us.
Two installations I can think of off the top of my head that should be notified about this are Facebook and Activestate. I bet schrep knows who to add at Facebook (and may know who at Activestate as well).
mkanat: 1. is there a patch for this that applies to 2.22.x?.
Whiteboard: [wanted-bmo] → [wanted-bmo] new CCs: see comment 201
(In reply to comment #203) > mkanat: > 1. is there a patch for this that applies to 2.22.x? There is not, and there won't be. Only 3.0 and 3.2 are getting the fix. We looked into backporting it to 2.22 but it was just too invasive. >. Hmmm. Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if people have tried this from time to time. It's a general sort of vulnerability in any web application that takes attachments, and this bug itself is eight years old, so I don't think this is the most secret vulnerability in the world. :-) (Still, don't announce or discuss it publicly until we've released.)
Thanks for the heads up. (In reply to comment #201) > Basically, you will need an alternate domain By 'domain' you mean, a subdomain, or an alternate host, right? For instance, at Eclipse, the Bugzilla login cookie is bound to 'bugs.eclipse.org' so all I will need is something like bugsattachments.eclipse.org right?
Red Hat IT suggested using HttpOnly cookie attributes which would help this issue. 1. If cookies are set HttpOnly client side scripts will not have access to them, only the server. 2. No redirect is necessary. Problems: 1. Problem is it may not be universally available in all user agents. 2. Doesn't yet work for XmlHttpRequests so script could use that to call back to the server and then get the cookie contents from that call. Number 2 has been fixed in bug 380418 but as I understand it is not publicly available as a Firefox update. Having the alternate domain fix being proposed does not bode well for clustered/failover environments. RH IT has said that this is a band-aid at best and weak one at that. They suggest that properly sanitizing attachments is a much better route. Dave
Login cookies already have the HTTPonly attribute, see bug 368502. Sanitizing attachments is not something we are going to do. You have no way to know what a HTML page is supposed to do and in some cases you want the JavaScript code to be executed. You really want an alternate host.
(In reply to comment #206) > Having the alternate domain fix being proposed does not bode well for > clustered/failover environments. RH IT has said that this is a band-aid at best > and weak one at that. They suggest that properly sanitizing attachments is a > much better route. +1 from Eclipse IT as well. (In reply to comment #207) > in some cases you want the JavaScript code to > be executed. You really want an alternate host. IMHO, these are attachments, nothing more, and I wouldn't expect *any* code to run directly from an untrusted attachment (just like any mail client, really).
(In reply to comment #208) > IMHO, these are attachments, nothing more, and I wouldn't expect *any* code to > run directly from an untrusted attachment (just like any mail client, really). In this case, don't view attachments. Download them! Right-click on the attachment link and choose "Save as...".
I've mentioned it a couple times on IRC, but I'll say it again here. Mozilla needs to have javascript execute in Bugzilla for testcases to work, because the primary product having bugs tracked is a browser. Mozilla is a special case. Most places with a Bugzilla don't need to keep the attachments executable in a browser. This fix fixes the problem on Mozilla's Bugzilla, but it's a pain in the ass to set up if you use SSL on your site (second IP with a new SSL cert, or a wildcard cert with a ServerAltName, etc). The problem also goes away (without all of this hassle) if you restrict the types of files that can be viewed or downloaded online. Even for those folks who do want to go the full route that we're already providing, it would give them a backup plan that doesn't require major config changes that they can use until they're ready to do the full switch. I think it would be a lot of goodwill towards the community if we offered attachment type filters (at viewing time in addition to upload, since presumably people already have existing attachments :) that at a mimimum force downloads of dangerous types instead of viewing them in the browser.
(In reply to comment #210) > I've mentioned it a couple times on IRC, but I'll say it again here. Mozilla > needs to have javascript execute in Bugzilla for testcases to work, because the > primary product having bugs tracked is a browser. Mozilla is a special case. The WebKit Project needs this functionality as well.
One way to fix the problem for those who aren't going to add an alternate host for attachments is to add a user pref "If the attachment is an HTML file...": 1) display the file in the browser, unaltered, 2) display a trimmed copy of the file (with JS code removed (and iframes?)) 3) display the file as plain text 4) download the file 1) is what we currently have, with or without the alternate host. 2) is easy to do with HTML::Scrubber, which is already an optional Perl module used by Bugzilla 3) is a one-liner in attachment.cgi at line 317 (on my patched copy of attachment.cgi). I know IE sniffs the content of the file, but we all know IE sucks, and IE users are free to choose option 4). 4) is also a one-liner at the same line as above. From a usability point of view, the attachments table could have an additional link or two for MIME type = text/html. Currently, there is only the "Details" link. We could add "View original", "View trimmed" (if HTML::Scrubber is installed), "View source" (a.k.a text/plain, or as text/html but as [% attachment.data FILTER html %], so that it's safe for IE users too). No need for a "Download" link, they can already right-click the attachment name. This way, you could override your user preference on a per-attachment basis. Would this user preference be useful? Do we want it? (It's very easy to implement AFAIK). Note that this user preference is not invasive and could be easily backported to Bugzilla 3.0 and 2.22. And to make things clear, this user preference would be *in addition* to the alternate host, not a replacement for it.
LpSolit: surely admin pref, not user pref? "Disable important feature which keeps this Bugzilla secure" is not a user pref you want to have. Your scheme sounds rather like overkill. What the non-browser-project admins want is a blacklist of executable content attachment types which are always served as Content-Disposition: attachment. We could hard-code that list or make it configurable, it doesn't really matter. It would include: text/html and other HTML-like MIME types application/vnd.mozilla.xul+xml application/svg and image/svg .*\+xml ... Here's a list to get us started (grep for "svg"): (They've fixed the IE bug with Content-Disposition and sniffing, I believe.) If there's no way to execute an attachment in the context of the Bugzilla website, we're safe. Gerv
(In reply to comment #213) > LpSolit: surely admin pref, not user pref? "Disable important feature which > keeps this Bugzilla secure" is not a user pref you want to have. No, I really meant a user pref. If an admin doesn't want to let users choose the option, he is free to do so (disable the pref). And I don't see how my suggestion is overkill. If what bothers you is the sanitized copy and the links, we could have only 3 options for the user pref: download, view source, display the HTML page, and we would display no alternate links. But this would prevent the per-attachment override. Maybe that's a good enough compromise?
(In reply to comment #205) > By 'domain' you mean, a subdomain, or an alternate host, right? For instance, > at Eclipse, the Bugzilla login cookie is bound to 'bugs.eclipse.org' so all I > will need is something like bugsattachments.eclipse.org right? That's right. :-) (In reply to comment #206) > Red Hat IT suggested using HttpOnly cookie attributes which would > help this issue. As LpSolit pointed out, we already do this. > They suggest that properly sanitizing attachments is a much better route. That will never happen unless you devise some Bugzilla extension that does what you need. "Properly sanitizing" is an impossible thing to do when you need to have HTML attachments that work and different requirements at different organizations. (In reply to comment #212) > One way to fix the problem for those who aren't going to add an alternate host > for attachments is to add a user pref "If the attachment is an HTML file...": This is a discussion that we should have in a separate bug.
(In reply to comment #215) > This is a discussion that we should have in a separate bug. Actually, I'm interested to file a separate bug only if there is interest in this user pref.
(In reply to comment #216) > Actually, I'm interested to file a separate bug only if there is interest in > this user pref. Imho, this can be decided in the bug (which then ends up as either FIXED or WONTFIX), but ok, here's my vote to have the pref. I'd love to turn the pref to option (2) on b.m.o for myself, while browser devs will want to keep theirs at (1).
(In reply to comment #216) > Actually, I'm interested to file a separate bug only if there is interest in > this user pref. I've filed bug 472206, any further discussion about the user preference should go there.
(In reply to comment #218) > I've filed bug 472206, any further discussion about the user preference > should go there. "You are not authorized to access bug #472206." :(
How would a user ever know it is safe to flip the pref from the default value? It seems to me like there are three possible situations: 1. the bugzilla install is configured to use separate hostnames for attachments 2. accounts to the bugzilla install is only given to people trusted not to attach evil attachments 3. none of the above In the two first scenarios filtering would not need to be enabled. In the last it would. In neither scenario I can think of any situation where it would be desirable for a user to change that.
I replied in bug 472206. If some others want to be CC'ed to the other bug about the user pref, ping me on IRC (nick: LpSolit). This will avoid the "me too" in comments..
(In reply to comment #222) > If attach_urlbase (or whatever we called it) isn't set, then we filter > everything. If it is, then we don't. It doesn't need to be any more > complicated than that. I still think that's a bad approach. But let's follow this discussion in the other bug.
Just so everyone knows (even if you didn't get CCed on the other bug yet) I did flag it as blocking 3.2.1, so we'll do *something* before this gets released for the people who can't set up the alternate domain name thing, it's not going to get pushed off.
>1. If cookies are set HttpOnly client side scripts will not have access to >them, only the server. i am not sure this is effective. 1. is HTTP TRACE method trick for getting the cookies fixed? 2. one may not need reading the cookies. it may be enough to script an admin session (cookies get sent to the server) and elevate privileges via form filling.
>In this case, don't view attachments. Download them! Right-click on the >attachment link and choose "Save as...". ...and the script steals the content of the directory you saved as, usually Desktop ;)
(In reply to comment #222) > If attach_urlbase (or whatever we called it) isn't set, then we filter > everything. If it is, then we don't. It doesn't need to be any more > complicated than that. +1!! And, with Jonas' idea in bug 472206 comment 6 to add navigation to an unfiltered attachment makes Bugzilla simple to use and maintain, secure, and doesn't cut any functionality.
(In reply to comment #222) >. +1 as well. Dave
+1 too; and that seems to be what's happening in bug 472206. It's a separate pref there, rather than tied to the attach_urlbase pref, but the effect is mostly the same. The current patch just permits you to configure Bugzilla insecurely, whereas Dave's scheme in comment #222 doesn't. Gerv
(In reply to comment #203) >. This sounds like. I modified the content type from text/html to text/plain so that it isn't active any more.
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tip: Checking in attachment.cgi; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/attachment.cgi,v <-- attachment.cgi new revision: 1.151; previous revision: 1.150 done Checking in Bugzilla/CGI.pm; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/Bugzilla/CGI.pm,v <-- CGI.pm new revision: 1.43; previous revision: 1.42 done Checking in Bugzilla/Util.pm; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/Bugzilla/Util.pm,v <-- Util.pm new revision: 1.83; previous revision: 1.82 done Checking in Bugzilla/Config/Attachment.pm; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/Bugzilla/Config/Attachment.pm,v <-- Attachment.pm new revision: 1.5; previous revision: 1.4 done Checking in template/en/default/admin/params/attachment.html.tmpl; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/template/en/default/admin/params/attachment.html.tmpl,v <-- attachment.html.tmpl new revision: 1.6; previous revision: 1.5 done Checking in template/en/default/attachment/edit.html.tmpl; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/template/en/default/attachment/edit.html.tmpl,v <-- edit.html.tmpl new revision: 1.55; previous revision: 1.54 done 3.2: Checking in attachment.cgi; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/attachment.cgi,v <-- attachment.cgi new revision: 1.144.2.3; previous revision: 1.144.2.2 done Checking in Bugzilla/CGI.pm; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/Bugzilla/CGI.pm,v <-- CGI.pm new revision: 1.36.2.5; previous revision: 1.36.2.4 done Checking in Bugzilla/Util.pm; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/Bugzilla/Util.pm,v <-- Util.pm new revision: 1.69.2.8; previous revision: 1.69.2.7 done Checking in Bugzilla/Config/Attachment.pm; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/Bugzilla/Config/Attachment.pm,v <-- Attachment.pm new revision: 1.3.4.1; previous revision: 1.3 done Checking in template/en/default/admin/params/attachment.html.tmpl; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/template/en/default/admin/params/attachment.html.tmpl,v <-- attachment.html.tmpl new revision: 1.4.2.1; previous revision: 1.4 done Checking in template/en/default/attachment/edit.html.tmpl; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/template/en/default/attachment/edit.html.tmpl,v <-- edit.html.tmpl new revision: 1.51.2.1; previous revision: 1.51 done 3.0.6: Checking in attachment.cgi; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/attachment.cgi,v <-- attachment.cgi new revision: 1.126.2.2; previous revision: 1.126.2.1 done Checking in Bugzilla/CGI.pm; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/Bugzilla/CGI.pm,v <-- CGI.pm new revision: 1.31.2.2; previous revision: 1.31.2.1 done Checking in Bugzilla/Util.pm; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/Bugzilla/Util.pm,v <-- Util.pm new revision: 1.56.2.2; previous revision: 1.56.2.1 done Checking in Bugzilla/Config/Attachment.pm; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/Bugzilla/Config/Attachment.pm,v <-- Attachment.pm new revision: 1.3.2.1; previous revision: 1.3 done Checking in template/en/default/admin/params/attachment.html.tmpl; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/template/en/default/admin/params/attachment.html.tmpl,v <-- attachment.html.tmpl new revision: 1.3.2.1; previous revision: 1.3 done Checking in template/en/default/attachment/edit.html.tmpl; /cvsroot/mozilla/webtools/bugzilla/template/en/default/attachment/edit.html.tmpl,v <-- edit.html.tmpl new revision: 1.41.2.5; previous revision: 1.41.2.4 done
Status: ASSIGNED → RESOLVED
Closed: 13 years ago
Resolution: --- → FIXED
Removing this bug from the security group, as the Security Advisory was sent (bug 468249)
Group: bugzilla-security
+ "Remember, though, that all those possible domain names " _ + "(such as <tt>1234.your.domain.com</tt>) must point to " _ example.com seems more appropriate, per RFC 2606.
Committing to: bzr+ssh://lpsolit%[email protected]/bugzilla/qa/4.2/ modified t/test_security.t Committed revision 209. Committing to: bzr+ssh://lpsolit%[email protected]/bugzilla/qa/4.0/ modified t/test_security.t Committed revision 198. Committing to: bzr+ssh://lpsolit%[email protected]/bugzilla/qa/3.6/ modified t/test_security.t Committed revision 156.
Flags: testcase? → testcase+
(In reply to Manish Goregaokar [:manishearth] from comment #240) > Has this been fixed? The attachment in comment 1 still works for this site. The attachment still pops up an alert, but the content of the alert no longer contains any sensitive info, so yes, it's fixed. | https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38862 | CC-MAIN-2021-25 | refinedweb | 17,675 | 66.84 |
10 Ruby on Rails Best Practices.
Fat Model, Skinny Controller
Arguably one of the most important ways to write clear and concise code in Ruby on Rails, the motto “Fat Model, Skinny Controller” refers to how the M and C parts of MVC ideally work together. Namely, any non-response-related logic should go in the model, ideally in a nice, testable method. Meanwhile, the “skinny” controller is simply a nice interface between the view and model.
In practice, this can require a range of different types of refactoring, but it all comes down to one idea: by moving any logic that isn’t about the response (for example, setting a flash message, or choosing whether to redirect or render a view) to the model (instead of the controller), not only have you promoted reuse where possible but you’ve also made it possible to test your code outside of the context of a request.
Let’s look at a simple example. Say you have code like this:
def index @published_posts = Post.all :conditions => {['published_at <= ?', Time.now]} @unpublished_posts = Post.all :conditions => {['published_at IS NULL OR published_at > ?', Time.now]} end
You can change it to this:
def index @published_posts = Post.all_published @unpublished_posts = Post.all_unpublished end
Then, you can move the logic to your post model, where it might look like this:
def self.all_published all :conditions => {['published_at <= ?', Time.now]} end def self.all_unpublished all :conditions => {['published_at IS NULL OR published_at > ?', Time.now]} end
With the methods
Post.all_unpublished, we’ve not only made it simpler to test our code, we’ve also made it possible to reuse that same set of conditions in another location. But as we’ll see shortly, even this is still not ideal.
Reusable Scopes and Relations
In the example above, we still weren’t quite at the optimal level. For example, what if we wanted to fetch a single published post? We’d have to duplicate the conditions in another method—which just leads to more and more junk code.
Fortunately, Rails provides a better way—scopes (in older versions of Rails they were called named scopes). Put simply, a scope is a set of constraints on database interactions (such as a condition, limit, or offset) that are chainable and reusable. As a result, I can call
MyModel.my_scope.another_scope, or
MyModel.my_scope.first, or
MyModel.my_scope.all.
So, taking our previous example again, we could rewrite it as follows in Rails 3:
scope :published, lambda { where('published_at < = ?', Time.now) } scope :unpublished, lambda { where('published_at > ?', Time.now) }
And in Rails 2:
named_scope :published, lambda { {:conditions => ['published_at < = ?', Time.now]} } named_scope :unpublished, lambda { {:conditions => ['published_at > ?', Time.now]} }
This would then allow us to use
Post.published.all and
Post.unpublished.all where needed.
Even better, as of Rails 3, Rails now supports relations—essentially, arbitrary scopes that can be used anywhere. For example,
Post.where(:title => 'Hello World').first instead of
Post.first :conditions => {:title => 'Hello World'}, meaning you now get powerful features such as chaining for arbitrary database calls.
This leads to better constructed code and more reusable queries—you start to think in terms of what a scope or combination of scopes can achieve—in other words, the big picture—rather than just what your one query is. As a bonus, it makes it much nicer to compose very complex queries such as searches by simply adding the relations and scopes you need.
Package Your Code into Gems and Plugins
If you’ve used Ruby on Rails a decent amount, you’ve most likely noticed the wealth of rubygems available to Rails developers. If there is a relatively general problem, it’s highly likely another developer has already solved it.
So, when you write code you think is general enough—which usually just means you’ve written it more than once before in another application, stop and think about how you can extract it into a plugin or gem suitable for a wider range of purposes. This not only pays off the next time you need said functionality, but it also forces you to stop and evaluate your approach to the problem—more often than not, I’ve found that extracting code from an application has led to a simpler design. You also shouldn’t forget that as a developer, releasing open source code can pay off in other ways.
When it comes to using that code next time, as an added bonus it’ll generally be tested already and well explored—resulting in generally better code from the multiple stages of refactoring.
Along the same lines, spend some time looking at open source gems that already solve your problems. If you’re not sure where to start, a GitHub search is usually a good jumping-off point, and Ruby Toolbox contains a listing of the most popular plugins in the community.
Use the Built-in Ruby Duck Typing Methods
As a language, Ruby uses several conventions that can make development easier. For example, implementing a
to_s instance method on an object will give you a standard way of getting a string representation of your object.
By implementing these standard type conversions—in addition to
to_s, there’s also
to_i for integers and
to_a for arrays—you make it possible for your Ruby code to be more concise. As an example, have a look at the following string interpolation:
"Hello there, #{user.name}"
If you alias the
name attribute to
to_s, you could instead write simply:
"Hello there, #{user}"
Other places in Ruby that use
to_s (and, for other situations,
to_i and the like) will automatically take advantage of this string representation of your object.
Alongside this, you can also implement the Enumerable module for any of your classes that you want to provide with useful iteration features. All you need to write in your class are the
each and
< => methods. These two simple additions give you a whole heap of extra functionality for free: methods like
map,
inject,
sort,
max,
min, and a number of others.
Manage Attribute Access
By default, when using mass assignment in Rails—that is, code similar to
User.new(params[:user]) and
@user.update_attributes params[:user]—Rails will assign every attribute without doing any checking. Your validations prevent bad data but they don’t, for example, prevent you from overwriting an attribute that you don’t want to change.
To solve this, ActiveRecord uses two methods—
attr_protected and
attr_accessibile. Using
attr_protected, you declare a blacklist of variables you don’t want assigned (for instance,
attr_protected :admin, :password_hash). Using attr_accessible, which is generally prefered, you declare the ones you do want to be able to assign (for instance,
attr_accessible :login, :email, :password, :password_confirmation).
By doing this, you prevent any mass assignment that could occur via your application’s forms—just because you don’t have a field for a given attribute doesn’t mean a hacker can’t add it to the request. This way you’re either forced you to manually set certain attribute values or, more usefully, provide a protected method to use when you want to set the value.
From a security perspective, using
attr_accessible and
attr_protectedforces you to think about what should be editable and how to protect the ways in which your class’s attributes are set.
Use Non-database-backed Models
Although models in Rails are mostly based on
ActiveRecord::Base or some other type of object mapper for a database, it’s important to remember that in MVC, the M isn’t restricted to database-backed models.
Using non-database-backed models can help to organize logic which might otherwise become muddy. For example, there are libraries that give you an
ActiveRecord-like interface for contact form emails.
Using ActiveModel (available in Rails 3 and higher), it’s possible to take arbitrary objects that encapsulate a set of common behavior and use them as your models. Adding virtual models also makes it easier to adhere to RESTful controller design, as you can represent data other than database entries as resources. As a prime example, several popular authentication libraries in Rails now represent the user’s current authenticated session as a model, and I’ve personally implemented a password reset as a model.
When it comes time to interact with these models in your controller code, your code will be that much cleaner, as you can use the exact same approach as with database-backed models.
Virtual Attributes
If you find that you’re manipulating data before passing it to a model (for example, converting the type of an object), it’s likely time you started structuring your code to take advantage of virtual attributes.
Virtual attributes are a very simple idea—essentially, all you’re doing is defining your own getter and setter methods.
Let’s say you were using the following code to set a user’s name:
@user = User.new(params[:user]) @user.first_name, @user.last_name = params[:user][:full_name].split(" ", 2)
You could remove the second line, and instead add the following to your User model:
def full_name=(value) self.first_name, self.last_name = value.to_s.split(" ", 2) end
Whenever you set the
full_name attribute, your model will now automatically set the
first_name and
last_name attributes for you as well, even though
full_name doesn’t exist in the database. Likewise, you’ll typically want to define a getter method,
full_name, that returns
"#{first_name} #{last_name}".
Using virtual attributes, you can use alternative representations of data in forms with relatively little effort. It’s also much simpler to test the logic in isolation, which is always a good thing.
Use Translations
As of Rails 2.2, the framework itself has shipped with strong support for internationalization (or i18n) out of the box. All you need to do is maintain a YAML file of translations, and use
I18n.t /
t in your code where there is data shown to the user. Essentially, the Rails i18n framework makes it easy to declare the map of an abstract context to a string.
From a developer’s perspective, using I18n is useful for more than just rolling your app out to more locales. When it comes time to rename something in your interface, having a single place to look for the string in question in order to replace it across the whole application is much quicker than scouring your code for every occurrence.
If you want to get started with Rails’ I18n framework, there is a very thorough guide made freely available on it by the community.
In Conclusion
There are literally hundreds of coding practices or techniques that can make your life as a Ruby on Rails developer easier, but I’ve tried to pick out ten that are broadly applicable to just about every project, and which are often ignored. Do you follow these practices already? Will you start? Do you have any others you’d add? Let me know in the comments.
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OneAgent and ActiveGate changelog version 1.157
Resolved issues
General Availability (Build 1.157)
The 1.157 GA release contains 89 resolved issues.
Agent & SG
- AliyunKVM should be discovered as KVM. (APM-148244)
- Process Agent configuration should now be readable for all processes, even if OSAgent has a limited umask. (APM-151433)
- Fixed immediate deletion of Memory Dumps, when configured size of Support Alert aging exceeded 4094 MB. (APM-148200)
- Extended NGINX discovery heuristic. (APM-146863)
- Improved reporting of reason for injection suppression. (APM-149865)
- handle forking and threading in proper way for php_cli. (APM-135136)
- PHP crash on PDOSensor for execute methods with no arguments provided. (APM-148471)
- Missing SQL statement in SLQAttchment because of passing null argument to execute method. (APM-156120)
Agent Installer
- OneAgent EXE Installer for Windows now asks for elevated privileges when starting. (APM-138652)
- OneAgent EXE Installer for Windows now returns a proper exit code on failure. (APM-138929)
- Calls to getconf were removed from AIX installer, this command was found to hang in some specific scenarios. (APM-147657)
- When installed in non-privileged mode on Linux, the installer could have sent termination signal to itself leading to host being lost during AutoUpdate. (APM-153137)
Core
- Failing Agent injection on Solaris (affecting all Solaris versions before 11.3) due to the command line not being detected correctly. (ONE-19549)
- Fix third-party-dtprotoc build problems. (ONE-18533)
- JBoss server name not detected in standalone mode when set via system property. This change may result in changed process groups. (ONE-18804)
Java
- RUM causes scrambled output for Atlassian Gzip filter. (ONE-19992)
- Improve capturing of Spring application name. (ONE-19011)
- Java threading sensor causes corrupted PurePaths. (ONE-18974)
- Wrongly detected exceptions in async Servlets. (ONE-19107)
- Detect Tibco BusinessWorks 6.x JMS SOAP WebService. (ONE-18249)
- Detect Tibco "Resource service path" as webservice endpoint. (ONE-18304)
- Probing a JMX measure might not deliver any results because of IllegalAccessException. (ONE-18457)
- Resolved incompatibility with Oracle Java 11.1 class sharing. (ONE-19712)
.NET
- Potential agent crash when installation is corrupt. (ONE-19759)
- ThreadPool metrics are now reported (available IO threads, available completion threads and queu length). (ONE-15514)
- Improved .NET version detection. (ONE-17042)
- Added initial support for Azure Service Bus Queues. (ONE-18326)
- Potential agent crash with custom services configured as busy loop for message queues. (ONE-19171)
- .NET Remoting Sensor may cause a NullReferenceException. (ONE-19346)
- OneAgent SDK for .NET: The EAP version (1.0.0-alpha) is no longer compatible with this OneAgent version. (ONE-19266)
NodeJS
- Publish OneAgent 1.153.271 to npm@next and npm@latest. (ONE-19267)
- PG name shown as (null) for Node applications, if scriptname detection is enabled. (ONE-18347)
- CouchbaseDb Sensor should honor entryPoint configuration. (ONE-16920)
- Memory leak in V8 CpuProfiler for NodeJs >=8.x. (ONE-18540)
- Introduce a check to prevent Support Alert flooding. (ONE-17813)
- Create Support Alert for Instrumentation Problems. (ONE-4857)
- Provide a way to require the agent into a Lambda function and wrap the handler then. (ONE-18222)
- RabbitMQ Sensor does not end path if it started one as entrypoint. (ONE-18327)
- Make sure mongodb sensor reports fully qualified hostname in all client versions. (ONE-18569)
- Use NodeJS 10.11.0. (ONE-18458)
- Improve Node process detection. (ONE-11841)
- Inject OneAgent even if NodeJs process is started with debug/inspect mode enabled. (ONE-18578)
- Use NodeJS 10.12.0. (ONE-19085)
- oneagents running in AWS Lambda now report metrics data to the server. (ONE-18226)
PHP
- DT_PHP_OPTIONS detected by classic bootstrap agent never passed to liboneagentloader. (ONE-18572)
- Problem with deconstructing non existing array in autosensor. (ONE-18686)
- pthreads extension for PHP_CLI (research). (ONE-2737)
- PHP7.3 agent prototype linux. (ONE-17867)
- dump phpinfo to log. (APM-133087)
- PHP Autosensor 2 last frames are corrupted (memcache frames). (ONE-20150)
Go
- Go symbol name parser fails to parse type names in go1.11. (ONE-18325)
- Generate support alert when Go panics during agent code execution. (ONE-18143)
- Add Go 1.11.1 support for GoAgent. (ONE-19110)
- HTTP status code == 0 when not set implicitly/explicitly by user code. (ONE-19299)
JavaScript
- Preventing customer code from clearing JavaScript Agent related timeouts. (ONE-6511)
- Injecting the JavaScript Agent asynchronously in case it is not possible to inject synchronously any more. (ONE-13630)
- Fixed an error in our dojo wrapper. (ONE-18624)
- Fixed an issue in angularjs >= 1.4.4 and < 1.6, where it is possible to deactivate certain callbacks we relied on. (ONE-18682)
- Fixed an issue with cross-domain Iframes during the visually complete time calculation. (ONE-19717)
Apache
- Metrics support for Apache >= 2.4.35. (ONE-18822)
- Apache modules sensor for PPC and SPARC architectures. (ONE-7563)
NGINX
- Fixed a bug for angular js <= 1.0, where $injector inside a config block is not supported. (ONE-19132)
OS Agent
- Report macvlan network mode for docker on Linux. (APM-126678)
- IIB version information is now reported for IIB PGIs. (APM-149546)
- OneAgent zRemote process is now discovered. (APM-149543)
- Fixed occasional hang when retrieval of Java version was not possible on Linux. (APM-152909)
- Discover CRI-O technology and report its version. (APM-140541)
- Report disk statistics for /dev/root on COS. (APM-136291)
- Add discovery of CloudFoundry on Windows. (APM-148721)
- For processes running in Docker containers on Linux, the listen port open in the container net namespace is now usable for Dynatrace Extensions (plugins) authors. (APM-147345)
- Improved performance of network topology discovery on AIX. (APM-137629)
- Discovery of Oracle processes has been added on AIX. (APM-98515)
- Discovery of DB2 processes has been added on Linux and Windows. (APM-142471)
- Add parent-child relationship between IIS and .NET Core on Windows. (APM-143331)
- [AMQ] Artemis distribution for ActiveMQ should be detected. (APM-145890)
- Blocklist has been reworked, so that the PGI is blocked only if the main process in it is blocked. Previously, if any of the processes in PGI were blocked, the entire PGI was blocked. (APM-140670)
- .NET discovery has been enhanced to better cover lazy initialization of CLR. (APM-133504)
- Fixed issue, where very short outgoing sessions which reuse ports could lead to improper discovery of network topology information. (APM-134999)
- Fixed reporting of mountpoint layout for OneAgent deployments from container. (APM-157604)
- haproxy-systemd-wrapper is now no longer grouped into HAProxy groups. (APM-145479)
- Fixed occasional appearance of "Session "RuxitDotNetLogger" failed to start" events. The events had no impact on the monitored environment. (APM-144881)
- Improve AIX disk statistics collection times. (APM-149006)
- Improved performance of system metrics retrieval on AIX. (APM-149866)
Network Agent
- libpcap has been updated to version 1.8.1 on AIX and Linux. (APM-130210)
Mobile
- OneAgent for iOS: fixed public key pinning for self-signed certificates. (ONE-19677)
- OneAgent for iOS: reduced logspam for local requests of hybrid applications. (ONE-19700)
- OneAgent for Android: Simplified configuration. (ONE-20026)
- Android Auto-instrumentation: Avoid compile manifest step. (ONE-19933)
- Android Auto-Instrumentation: Added support for library okhttp-urlconnection. (ONE-20299)
Early Adopter releases
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02-10-2012 07:12 AM
I find myself at a loss trying to adapt my desktop-based plugin to Act for Web. Is there a good reference to what can be done with it, from the server-side API to Javascript hooks in the browser?
I found mentions on the forums about the Act.Web.Framework namespace for the API, which I didn't know about because that entire namespace is missing from the API help file that came with the Act 2012 SDK. I found the namespace in the Act 2011 SDK, but most entries (classes, methods, properties, etc.) have no documentation. If I'm lucky, the methods have descriptive parameter names, but that's not always the case. The only information about interacting with Act's Javascript has been on the forums and usually in the form of, "I need to do X," "Try this Javascript snippet," "That works; thanks." I haven't found any general-purpose documentation about a Javascript API.
What am I missing?
My plugin seems pretty simple to me, but it also seems different from the sorts of things I see people talking about doing with the web client. Right now, for the desktop client, it monitors field changes, makes notes if certain key fields are changed, and, when the user switches to a different contact, uses those key fields to pull data out of a separate corporate database and into a few custom fields in Act. I haven't found any way to look for field changes or tell when the user is changing contacts with the web client.
02-10-2012 08:01 AM
Unfortunately there simply isn't much documentation on developing against the web client. In December there was a technical webcast put on by development regarding Act for Web development specifically, it's currently in the employee only section of the forum, I'll see if there's some way it can be made available to you. Within both the 2011 and 2012 SDK downloads, there are documents that specifically address developing against web (\\Sage ACT! 2012 SDK\Content\Code Samples\Customizing Web}.
The things you're doing are simple from a desktop application perspective, however there are no events raised in the browser as they are in the application, so there isn't a FieldChanged event for example.
03-06-2012 11:18 AM
any further word on this? i have a couple plugins written awhile ago that work with desktop act but not act on the web
03-06-2012 12:23 PM
There's no expectation that plug-ins would be transferable from the desktop version to the web version. In the browswer you simply don't have access to much of the functionality found in a desktop application.
03-06-2012 12:25 PM
thanks for the reply.
i did find this...
and i've put the plugins in the correct folder now.
i'm thinking a restart of the machine may get the plugins to work but i dont want to do that during the work day.
i may also try stopping the web service and restarting it. | https://community.act.com/t5/Act-Developer-s-Forum/Act-Web-APFW-API-Documentation/m-p/179647/highlight/true | CC-MAIN-2021-31 | refinedweb | 525 | 69.41 |
The Tutorial illustrates a code that help you in understanding JDBC Prepared Statement Update.
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The Update Statement in SQL updates the existing records in a table. In JDBC the Prepared Statement Update is used to update the SQL statement, using where clause, that specify which records is updated.
Understand with Example
The Tutorial illustrates a code that help you in understanding JDBC Prepared Statement Update. The code include a class Jdbc Prepared Statement, this class include a main method ( ), Inside the main method we have a list of steps -
Importing a package java.sql - This package provides you a network interface, that enables you to communicate between front end application -back end. Loading a driver by calling a class.forName ( ),that accept a driver class as argument.
DriverManager.get Connection ( ) -The Driver Manager call a getConnection ( ) method, return you a connection object, built a connection between url and database.
The connection object call a prepareStatement ( ),that is used to update the table stu using where clause, specify the name of record to be updated at runtime. The set String XXX return you a set value in the place of question mark holder. The executeQuery ( ) return you the record set from a updated table in the database.
Finally the println print the updated table from the database in output. The catch block caught the exception in try block.JdbcPreparedstatementUpdate.java
import java.sql.*; public class JdbcPreparedstatementUpdate { public static void main(String args[]) { Connection con = null; PreparedStatement pst = null; ResultSet rs = null; String url = "jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/"; String db = "komal"; String driver = "com.mysql.jdbc.Driver"; String user = "root"; String pass = "root"; try { Class.forName(driver); con = DriverManager.getConnection(url + db, user, pass); pst = con.prepareStatement("update stu set class=? where id =?"); pst.setString(1, "11"); pst.setString(2, "1"); pst.executeUpdate(); pst = con.prepareStatement("select * from stu"); rs = pst.executeQuery(); System.out.println("Id\tName\tClass"); while (rs.next()) { System.out.print(rs.getString(1) + "\t"); System.out.print(rs.getString(2) + "\t "); System.out.println(rs.getString(3)); } rs.close(); pst.close(); con.close(); } catch (Exception e) { System.out.println(e); } } }
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I need to know what caused it.
A regular null reference should be treated without any problem.
This is my Cidade.java:
package br.gov.go.tj.execpen.entidades;
import java.io.Serializable;
public class Cidade implements Serializable
{
static final long serialVersionUID = 1l;
private Integer codigo;
private String nome;
private String uf;
public Cidade() {
}
public Integer getCodigo() {
return(codigo);
}
public void setCodigo(Integer codigo) {
this.codigo = codigo;
}
public String getNome() {
return(nome);
}
public void setNome(String nome) {
this.nome = nome;
}
public String getUf() {
return uf;
}
public void setUf(String uf) {
this.uf = uf;
}
}
and when the error happens all fields are null.
Clebert,
Sorry, i checked here and this is a Hibernate related issue that was causing that error.
The problem won't be on Cidades. The problem will be on the class holding Cidades.
Again... can't you send me the whole thing in private?
clebert.suconic at jboss.com
I won't of course publish anything.
Clebert
"rpa_rio" wrote:
Clebert,
Sorry, i checked here and this is a Hibernate related issue that was causing that error.
Well, i have two methods on Hibernate that loads a persistent instance from database, the first method Session.load that i was using retrieve an existing persistence instance but this isn't appropriate in case where i need check if the instance exists in database.
So, when i use this method and the instance doesn't exists in database, then i get a instance with null values in all instance fields and this was causing the error on jboss serialization.
Now i'm using Session.get, this method returns null if the instance doesn't exists in database and when jboss serialization executes the code everything works fine because you do some checks about null pointers. | https://community.jboss.org/message/446997 | CC-MAIN-2014-10 | refinedweb | 294 | 58.58 |
Sergiu Ivanov
Mail: [email protected]
Current Activity
I am currently busy finishing the university semester, this is why I am rather passive.
Roadmap
Build
nsmuxunder the Hurd tree -- antrik has been urging me to do this for a long time, so I definitely have to give it a try.
Try Thomas's
nsmux-notifybranch -- To support his stance against including
nsmuxin the Hurd source tree, Thomas added to
nsmuxthe ability to listen to port notification (as I understand it). I have to try that, too.
Make proxy nodes go away when the proxied translator goes away -- This should be done by listening to notifications on the ports to the proxied translators. A similar functionality is already implemented in
unionmount, but it was decided that
nsmuxshould use standard notification interfaces, as opposed to the custom demuxer and handler implemented in
unionmount.
Don't attach anonymous translators -- There is no special point in attaching anonymous (formerly known as dynamic) translators to specific nodes. Keeping them orphan should simplify the design of
nsmuxby eliminating the need for shadow nodes, whose main purpose was to serve as virtual locations to attach translators to.
Setup a list of nodes proxying static translators -- This list is needed when for the filter, which should also be able to go down the static translator stack, not only the stack of anonymous translators.
Cleanup
nsmux-- When I was writing
nsmuxmy acquaintance with good coding and code formatting practices was very basic, which resulted in messy and sometimes ugly code.
Implement recursive propagation of translators down directories -- This task was planned long ago and is fascinating, but I won't be working on it in the near future.
Google Summer of Code: 2009 Project
Unionmount: The goal of this project is to make it possible to set translators in unionmount mode, which means that the filesystem published by the mounted translator will get merged with the directory tree of the node the translator is mounted onto.
For documentation, see unionmount.
At the Final Evaluation, this project was given a passing evaluation
by antrik. This means that the union-mount functionality is
working and has been tested normally to collaborate with
eth-multiplexer.
Roadmap
DONE
(Dates in brackets show the completion date)
Make
unionfsbuild. (24 May) For reasons unknown to me,
unionfsMakefile was configured to search for include files from under
$(prefix)/include, while
$(prefix)was never defined. Setting
$(prefix)to
/usrsolved the problem.
Change the command line parsing in
unionfsto comply with the requirements of
unionmount. (25 May) Although the core functionality of
unionmountheavily relies on
unionfs, the command line interface of these two programs is completely different:
unionfsoperates on directories, the list of which is explicitly specified, while
unionmountalways merges the underlying filesystem and the filesystem published by the mountee. Therefore, options like
--add,
--remove,
--underlying(specific to
unionfs) make little sense in
unionmountcontext. These options have been removed. Also,
unionmountmust be able to pass some switches to the mountee, which means that it should stop parsing the command line arguments immediately after having encountered the path to the mountee (very similar to how
settransworks). This functionality has also been implemented.
Make
unionmountcapable of starting the mountee. (28 May) The idea behind implementation of this goal is that
unionmountshould provide a proxy node on which to set the mountee. The main issue about this goal was the fact that the mountee cannot be started during the initialization of
unionmount, because in this phase
unionmountis not capable of responding to RPCs, while many translators try to
io_stattheir underlying node or do other interesting things on startup. The solution to this problem is, obviously, lazy startup, i.e. the mountee is started at the first attempt to access (via
dir_lookupor
dir_readdir) the merged filesystem published by
unionmount.
Include the filesystem published by the mountee in the list of merged filesystems. (1 Jun)
unionfsoperates on a list of ports to the underlying filesystems, therefore, to finish the unionmount functionality, I had to include the port to the mountee in this list.
Learn Texinfo. (Jun 4) In order to produce canonical documentation I had to learn the Texinfo documentation format.
Write documentation for
unionmount. (Jun 5) The basic unionmount functionality being finished, it has to be documented properly, lest it should lag behind and remain unfinished eventually.
Write documentation for
unionfs. (Jun 5)
unionfsis not exactly well-documented at the moment, the only help being provided by the comments in the sources. The goal is to write a more coherent documentation.
Start with a clean unionfs and implement the
--mountargument (11 Jun) It was suggested to implement the union mount functionality first, instead of doing some partial adaptation of
unionfsto
unionmountand leaving the complete adaptation for the future.
Compile GNU/Hurd from source to be able to study eth-multiplexer. (16 Jun) On my way to getting a working instance of eth-multiplexer I learnt how I could compile GNU/Hurd in a Debian GNU/Hurd system.
Setup the
devnode--
eth-multiplexer--
pfinet chain. (30 Jun) Due to the fact that I was trying to build everything using
gcc-4.3, I got strange behaviour of pfinet and spend a week trying to figure out the reason.
Try to start the mountee during initialization of
unionfs(4 Jul) Initially the mountee was started at the first lookup. Now it is started immediately after initialization of
unionmount.
Fix the patches in
--mountoption series (5 Jul) The patches have been reviewed by antrik. I corrected them and posted them to the ML for final reviews.
Orphan the mountee after starting it (7 Jul) Orphaning the mountee after starting it up seems to be a nice work-around for the necessity of keeping a proxy node in unionmount in simple use-cases. It is possible that this functionality will provided as a separate patch (without inclusion in master) should it turn out that orphaning the mountee is a bad idea.
Decide which RPCs should be forwarded to the mountee and how this should happen (10 Jul) This is the primary requirement in being able to proxy the control port of
unionmount.
Fix the patches the have already been commented on (14 Jul) The new patches I have submitted have been reviewed; also, the older patches have been reviewed again, which required correcting them.
Add the
--no-mountoption (14 Jul) Using the
--no-mountand
--mountoptions, the user can decide whether unionmount should be completely transparent (i.e. most control-port RPCs forwarded to the mountee) or not.
Make
unionmountgo away when the mountee goes away (14 Jul)
unionmountmakes sense only while the mountee is running, so it has to go away as soon as the mountee has been shut down for some reason.
Proxy the control port of
unionmount(14 Jul) For
unionmountto become transparent, most of the RPCs invoked on the its control port should be forwarded to the mountee.
Fix adding filesystems to
unionmount(16 Jul)
settrans -a foo unionfs -a <dir> -u -t <translator>worked, but
settrans -a foo unionfs -u -t <translator> -a <dir>didn't. The problem was that in a series of rebase operations I accidentally left the "Orphan the mountee" commit out and the problem appeared when the
start_mounteefunction tried to attach the mountee. Of course, this is not the definite solution, since I don't know why should the attempt to attach the mountee work in the former case and fail in the latter, but I will leave the investigation for some future time.
Create the patch for supplying the mountee with a port to the underlying node of unionfs (17 Jul) Such functionality makes
unionmounteven more transparent.
Try to make
eth-multiplexerwork with static instances of
devnode(3 Aug) A static
devnodetranslator is a
devnodetranslator which is told to use the eth-multiplexer's pseudo master device port via the "-M" option. Technically it looks like
settrans -a <node> devnode -M <dir> <device-name>, where
<dir>is the node on which eth-multiplexer is running.
The problem was in the fact that the root node of
eth-multiplexerwas not treated completely similarly as other nodes; specifically no device port was created for it. Minor modifications to some conditions solved the problem.
Add the
MASTERnode to
eth-multiplexer(5 Aug) The
MASTERnode, published by eth-multiplexer, allows creating any number of virtual devices. This node is mainly accessed by static instances of
devnodeto setup their corresponding virtual devices.
Add support for priorities (6 Aug) Now the mountee's filesystem can be configured to "lie" beneath other filesystems.
Use
unionmountto merge the virtual filesystem of
eth-multiplexerwith its underlying filesystem (7 Aug)
eth-multiplexercan is unionmounted to "lie beneath" it's underlying filesystem. If, for example, the multiplexer is unionmounted on
veth/, the user can both set (static)
devnodetranslator on the nodes shown in
veth/and belonging to the underlying filesystem and create normal virtual multiplexer devices by accessing any node (not present in the underlying filesystem) and opening a device using the port to the node as a pseudo device port.
Rename the
MASTERnode into
.MASTER(7 Aug) This name seems more natural for a special-purpose node.
Set the stat information for
eth-multiplexernodes in
netfs_validate_stat(9 Aug) In the initial version the stat information was set up properly only at device creation. Before that the stat information was copied from the underlying node, which baffled
unionmount. Now the stat information is setup in
netfs_validate_stat.
Supply the mountee with the real root. (14 Aug) Since the mountee is not attached to its underlying node, it is okay to supply it with the real root node of
unionfs. The mountee's filesystem will not obscure the
unionfs's one because the mountee is not attached to the root node.
Google Summer of Code: 2008 Project: Namespace-based translator selection
Current Task
Write the filesystem proxy for namespace-based translator selection (nsmux).
The code is at.
Did this week
- Modified the node cache so that it maintains shadow nodes alive.
Plans for the next week
Implement the shutting down of translator stacks when nsmux is asked to go away (in case antrik considers that necessary).
Make nsmux provide the access to the translator stack of the real node, in case a translator (mainly, a filter) should ask for its underlying node to be opened in O_NOTRANS mode.
Current Status
DONE:
The skeleton which mirrors the filesystem.
Provide proxy nodes (modify the standard version of netfs_S_dir_lookup).
TODO:
Create the generic filtering translator.
Create the translator '0' (providing the untranslated version of the node).
Create the "recursive wrappers" for one-node translators.
Create special translators for the main proxy so that its functionality should be complete.
Implement sharing of dynamic translator stacks where possible.
Make dynamic translators go away as soon as they are not required.
Refine the skeleton in several places so that it should become faster and more reliable.
Kill bugs.
Integrate nsmux upstream.
Solve the libtrivfs stacking issue.
Patch libnetfs (it does not support file_get_translator_cntl, for instance).
Progress
8: Fri Sep 19:
Modified the ncache so that it now maintains shadow nodes (and directory nodes too, it is a side effect at the moment) alive.
7: Sat Aug 30 - Fri Sep 5:
Added the code for shutting down dynamic translator stacks.
6: Mon Aug 4 - Fri Aug 29:
Implemented the proxy nodes.
5: Thu Jul 24 - Thu Jul 24:
Created a libnetfs-based one-node translator, working exactly like the libtrivfs-based translator I had written before; the former, however, can be included in a translator stack.
4: Tue Jul 22 - Thu Jul 24:
Attempted to make a libtrivfs-based translator to be able to be stacked upon itself (to be able to receive a translator on top of itself, more exactly); attempted to borrow some code from libnetfs but this didn't bring any results.
3: Sun Jul 20 - Tue Jul 22:
Implemented the possibility to propagate a translator on all files belonging to a directory 'dir' in the request of the type 'dir,,x/'.
2: Thu Jul 17 - Fri Jul 18:
Extended the lookup code in nsmux to allow for looking up nodes like 'file,,x' and added the possibility to escape the double-comma in the following way: ',,,'.
1: Mon Jul 12 - Tue Jul 13:
Implemented a simple libtrivfs-based translator to test the lookup code for nsmux.
0: Sat Jul 12 - Sat Jul 12:
Made small changes to the code of filterfs to fit the needs of nsmux.
Completed Tasks
2: Sat May 3 - Fri Jul 17:
Write a translator that should filter the contents of the directory it is set on according to some property. The property can be an arbitrary command.
The code is at.
1: Mon Apr 28 - Wed Apr 30:
Wrote a Python extension module in C for retreiving the uptime. The module is based on the code of w.
0: Sun Apr 27:
Followed the code of dmesgd () kindly offered by bddebian and rewrote it from scratch as a tutorial. | https://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/user/scolobb.html | CC-MAIN-2015-18 | refinedweb | 2,161 | 51.99 |
What happend? You only made 1 DFS Target available offline, but all of the shares are offline when Slow Link is detected or the File Server is down.
Consider the following Scenario:
You configured a DFS Root in the \\Domain Contoso.com\Public
the Targets are:
Offline on the File Server \\Server_1;Nosync on the File Server \\Server_2; Sales on the File Server \\Server_3;
on the Vista / Windows 7 Clients you map the Drives as follows:
O:\OfflineN:\NosyncS:\Sales
You make available offline the mapped drive O:\Offline
Now it happends, the Server \\Server_1 is down and the share offline is not accessible anymore
You will notice that all the mapped drives O;N;S are offline and not accessible anymore even though the other Servers are reachable via Ping
Here is the Reason:
The Offline Files feature does not distinguish DFS paths from UNC paths. This can cause the Vista / Windows 7 client to interpret the entire namespace as unavailable if a target is down when a Vista / Windows 7 client attempts to access it. For example, if \\Contoso.com\Public is a domain-based root with several root targets and numerous links, the Offline Files feature interprets this namespace as a single server named \\Contoso.com. If a client is accessing or attempts to access the target Offline in the \\Contoso.com\Public namespace, and the target is unavailable, the Vista / Windows 7 client interprets the entire namespace as unavailable and will attempt to open a user’s locally cached files (if they exist). The Vista / Windows 7 client cannot access any target (in our example: Nosync & Sales & Offline) in the namespace until the target comes back online. The Vista / Windows 7 client will check every 2 minutes to detect whether the target has come back online.
What to do to avoid this:
- Use the NetBIOS Name or FQDN of the Target Server for mapping the Offline Files Share
you might best configure the Offline Files thresholds in group policy. There you can adjust when the PC will go offline based on throughput and latency on shares, DFS paths, all the way down to subfolders, etc.
blogs.technet.com/.../configure-slow-link-mode-policy-on-vista-for-offline-files.aspx | http://blogs.technet.com/b/netro/archive/2011/01/24/using-offline-files-on-dfs-shares-all-shares-are-going-offline.aspx | CC-MAIN-2015-48 | refinedweb | 373 | 50.8 |
Divide and rule. Analysis of tasks
Solving problems using the method “Divide and Conquer” or in English “Divide and Conquer” is one of the basic methods for speeding up algorithms. An example of this is going from the quadratic complexity of bubble sort or insertion sort to complexity. in merge sort. Or the transition from linear to logarithmic complexity, when searching for an element in a sorted array (see binary search).
In this article, we’ll look at two sample tasks with explanation and code that will use this approach.
To begin with, let’s formulate division and dominion. The solution to the problem using this approach has the following three properties:
- Divide the input into smaller subsets.
- Solve subproblems recursively.
- Combine solutions to subproblems to solve the original problem.
Let’s try to learn these properties in practice and try to solve the following two problems.
Problem number 1
Dan unimodal an array consisting of unique elements. Let’s call the array unimodal, if its elements standing up to the maximum are in ascending order, and the elements after the maximum are in descending order. It is required to provide an algorithm that returns the maximum element of such an array for the logarithmic () time.
Solution
The obvious way to find the maximum in an arbitrary array is to iterate over all its elements, keeping the current largest element.
max = arr[0] for item in arr[1:]: if item > max: max = item
When the array is exhausted, in the variable max the largest of the items will be recorded. The complexity of this approach is equivalent to linear, since it is necessary to view each element from possible.
A unimodal array has two remarkable properties that allow you to optimize your search.
- It is known that in such an array the maximum is in the vicinity of smaller elements, i.e. the previous and next elements are guaranteed to be less than the required one. We will use this property to set the main base casein which we complete the search for the largest element.
- If we look at an arbitrary element of the array and see that the elements after it are decreasing, then it makes no sense to search among them for the maximum, since it is found earlier. The same is true for elements increasing to the one under consideration. This point helps to reduce the number of array elements considered.
The above properties answer two questions: “what are we looking for in the array” and “in which subset of the array we are looking for this”. To answer the question: “how do we choose the next element under consideration”, we will use the fact that the maximum lies somewhere inside the array, and we will take into consideration the middle element in the next subset.
def unimodal_max(arr, low, high): #дного элемента, # то возвращаем этот элемент if low == high: return arr[low] #вух элементов, # то возвращаем максимум из них if high - low == 1: if arr[low] >= arr[high]: return arr[low] else: return arr[high] # "базовый случай": при длине подмножества большем двух, # рассматриваем серединный элемент (см. свойство 1) mid = (low + high) // 2 if arr[mid] > arr[mid + 1] and arr[mid] > arr[mid - 1]: return arr[mid] # если серединный элемент не оказался искомым, # то продолжаем поиск максимума только, # где имеет смысл (см. свойство 2) if arr[mid - 1] > arr[mid] > arr[mid + 1] : return unimodal_max(arr, low, mid-1) else: return unimodal_max(arr, mid + 1, high) # пример вызова: # assert(unimodal_max([0,1,2,3,4,5,10,9,8,7,6]) == 10)
Complexity assessment
At the first run of this algorithm, if its length is more than three, and if the middle element is not the desired one, then no matter how large , the next call will only work with elements, among which the maximum must be found by property 2. During the second and all subsequent calls of this algorithm, the number of elements accepted for consideration is halved. This process continues until the base case by the number of elements (two or less elements), or the base case from property 1, is fulfilled.
Dividing an array in two until reaching the base case cannot take longer than times, and in each of these calls a constant is made, independent of number of operations. Hence it follows that the complexity of the presented algorithm …
Problem number 2
Given an unordered array of elements where is a power of two. It is required to provide an algorithm that finds the second largest array element, performing at most comparison operations…
Solution
If the first problem can be solved knowing how binary search works, then in this one we need a little more ingenuity. Let’s think about how we can solve this problem in a straightforward way and how many comparison operations we use in this case.
Let’s loop through the array and maintain two numbers max and second_largest…
# будем считать, что в массиве более 2х элементов max = arr[0] if arr[1] > max: max = arr[1] second_largest = arr[0] else: second_largest = arr[1] for item in arr[2:]: # если очередной элемент больше обоих максимумов, # обновляем их оба if item > max: second_largest = max max = item # если больше только второго максимума, # то обновляем его elif item > second_largest: second_largest = item
Let’s count the number of comparisons
The best possible option might be comparison. This happens when the condition of the first
if is executed at each iteration of the loop (this gives comparisons), and one comparison is added before the loop. This behavior can be achieved on an ascending ordered array.
Consider a decreasing array. In this case, the comparison in
if every iteration is executed, but control is transferred to the branch
elifwhere another comparison is also performed. It turns out that the total of comparison operations in the case of a decreasing array, taking into account the first comparison before the loop, will equal …
How can you shorten this close to operations number up to ? Let’s try to search for the maximum by dividing the available elements into two parts and then searching for the largest values in them.
Consider an array of elements
9, 18, 3, 5, 25, 1, 5, 19.
The maximum of these numbers is highlighted in green on the diagram. Looking from the bottom up, you can see that the maximum is found by comparing the two largest numbers in their subset.
In this case, the number of comparisons to find the maximum is equal to the sum: … To find second_largest, you will need to consider all the elements with which it was compared max (they are highlighted in yellow-orange on the diagram). Finding the maximum among them will require operation, since there are no more items in this small list than the tree depth minus one.
It remains only to implement this algorithm:
def second_largest(arr): # функция find_max_comp выполняет поиск максимума в массиве, # по принципу на диаграмме # кроме этого, в ней осуществляется поддержка списка элементов, # с которыми максимум сравнивался def find_max_comp(low, high, arr): if low >= high: return arr[low], [] mid = (high + low) // 2 x, lst_x = find_max_and_comp(low, mid, arr) y, lst_y = find_max_and_comp(mid + 1, high, arr) if x > y: lst_x.append(y) return x, lst_x else: lst_y.append(x) return y, lst_y # для определения второго по величине элемента, # требуется вычислить список рассмотренных с наибольшим элементов, # а затем найти максимум среди них comparisons = find_max_and_comp(0, len(arr) - 1, arr)[1] return find_max_and_comp(0, len(comparisons) - 1, comparisons)[0]
The number of comparison operations of the algorithm above is just equal to … This fact can be shown in numbers if you create a global variable – a counter.
Conclusion
The Divide and Conquer approach to problem solving is not the easiest concept in programming, but it is easy to identify. Often, when you need to solve the problem of finding an object among other objects with a given logarithmic complexity, most likely you are expected to use this approach, based on recursive calls on two subsets of the data. This is not a rule, but we have analyzed two confirmations of this hypothesis in this article.
Information
[1] The problem conditions are taken from the book “Algorithms Illuminated: Part 1: The Basics” by Tim Roughgarden. [2] Copyright solutions.
I prepared this article on the eve of the start of the course “Algorithms and Data Structures” from OTUS. Learn more about the course can be here. | https://prog.world/divide-and-rule-analysis-of-tasks/ | CC-MAIN-2022-21 | refinedweb | 1,406 | 55.98 |
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Microsoft's Failover and Network Load Balancing Clustering Team Blog
Windows Cluster 2008 provides multiple ways of adding a disk to an existing cluster. This article will walk you through all the available choices.
Some Fundamentals:
Windows Server 2008 Failover Clustering (WSFC) supports both GPT and MBR disks. There now exists a core resource group called “Available Storage” which functions a single container that will have all the available disks that can be used when creating various roles. When we create or Configure a Service or Application, the wizard allows you to select your disk from the list of “Available Storage”. You can also add a disk to an existing group at a later time. This list also dynamically updates with the addition or removal of available disks.
Cluster.exe and Cluster WMI are the other two interfaces for people who think they need more control over the resources they want to add and manipulate, but these are not necessarily intuitive. To some extent WMI takes care of the complicated processes, but when using cluster.exe you are on your own and have little guidance.
There are three ways to add a Disk to an existing cluster:
1. Failover Cluster Management snap-in (GUI)
2. Cluster.exe command line tool
3. Cluster WMI Classes
Failover Cluster Management snap-in:
Here is a screenshot from Cluster Administrator:
When you navigate to the Storage branch in the left pane you have a complete view of all the disks available along with their utilization and owners. This is an easy way to see how the disks are being used.
Witness Disk in Quorum:
WSFC supports 4 types of Quorum modes. Quorum is a membership view of the cluster which ensures that nodes host the correct applications and don’t write to the same disk. The quorum disk holds a copy of the cluster database and can be assigned a ‘vote’ for some quorum modes. It is used as the only ‘vote’ with the No Majority: Disk Only mode, however this quorum configuration is not recommended as this disk becomes a single point of failure.
Available Storage:
This is the group of Disks that are available and can be used when creating a new highly available workload.
Add Disk:
This action button in the right navigation pain will show you a list of disks that are available and can be added to the cluster. You get the following screen when you click on "Add Node":
This Dialog box shows you all the disks that can be added to the cluster. As a user you need to select the disks that you want to add, by default all the disks are selected. You are ready, click "OK" to add all the selected disks to the cluster and bring them online.
Isn't this simple and intuitive?
Cluster.exe (Command line tool):
When using Cluster Administrator to add a Disk, the following steps are carried out by the Failover Cluster Management tool. When using cluster.exe, these have to be done manually.
Steps are:
1. Adding a resource of type "Physical Disk".
2. Setting the private properties of the resource, like DiskSignature or DiskGUID.
3. Bringing the resource Online.
Let’s go through these steps with an example:
To create a resource using cluster.exe on the cluster node we need to provide few parameters
>Cluster.exe res resource-name /CREATE /GROUP:group-name /TYPE:res-type
Resource-name: A name that you want to give to your resource.
/GROUP: This is the name of the group where you want the resource to be created. We suggest using "Available Storage" as the group name.
/Type: This is the type of resource we are creating. For disk we would be using "Physical Disk"
Run Cluster.exe ResType to get a list of available Resource Types.
Example:
>cluster res "Cluster Disk 9" /create /group:"Available Storage" /type:"Physical Disk"
On executing the following command, you would see that a resource of name resource-name has been created and is in Offline state. You should of course make sure you do not have an existing resource with same name.
It is not automatically onlined since a few properties need to first be set. For the Disk Resource, we need to set either DiskSignature or the DiskIDGUID private property of the resource, depending on the type of the resource. If you are not sure what the value for this parameter is, you can use the Diskpart tool:
C:\>diskpart
Microsoft DiskPart version 6.1.6552Copyright (C) 1999-2007 Microsoft Corporation.On computer: ABCDEFX64N4
DISKPART> select disk 9
Disk 9 is now the selected disk.
DISKPART> detail disk
HITACHI DF600F SCSI Disk Device
Disk ID: {E743EA77-5B49-4305-A081-A16EF94E2C63}
Type : FIBRE
Bus : 0
Target : 0
LUN ID : 8
Read-only : Yes
Boot Disk : No
Pagefile Disk : No
Hibernation File Disk : No
Crashdump Disk : No
There are no volumes.
Disk ID is what we are looking for. If the Disk ID is a GUID we set DiskIDGUID parameter or if the DISK ID is a number we set DiskSignature. Generally MBR disks have signatures and GPT disks have GUIDs.
cluster res "Cluster Disk 9" /priv DiskIDGuid={E743EA77-5B49-4305-A081-A16EF94E2C63}
NOTE:
/priv represents private properties of the resource. The string following /priv should be the property name. Be careful when assigning a value to a property as a typing mistake may prevent the resource from working properly, but you can always go back and change it.
We are all set to bring the resource online and see it in action. Execute:
C:\>cluster res "Cluster Disk 9" /on
Bringing resource 'Cluster Disk 9' online...
Resource Group Node Status
-------------------- -------------------- --------------- ------
Cluster Disk 9 Available Storage c5c1f4x64n4 Online
The /on switch will bring the resource online. If this command fails double check the parameters to ensure they have the correct values.
Cluster WMI:
Many new classes have been added to Cluster WMI to make cluster administration simple and easy using WMI. We can either use any scripting language, C# code or even C++ to achieve this. For this post, I am going to provide a sample C# code and a VB script. First a few classes should be described:
MSCluster_Disk
Enumerating an instance of this class gives us a list of all the disks that are added to the cluster. More information about this class can be found at
MSCluster_AvailableDisk
This is a new class that has been introduced in Windows Server 2008. This class provides a list of all the disks that are visible from all the nodes and can be added to the cluster.
MSCluster_ClusterToAvailableDisk
This is an associator class. Like other associater classes this provides an association between cluster and the available disks.
GroupComponent of this class is a reference of the MSCluster_Cluster class and the PartComponent is a reference to MSCluster_AvailableDisk
Let see Cluster WMI in action through a VB Script:
strClusterName = "."
' Connect to the MSCLuster name space on the Cluster
Set objWMIService = GetObject ("winmgmts:" _
& "{impersonationLevel=impersonate," _
& "authenticationLevel=pktPrivacy}!" _
& "\\" & strClusterName & "\root\MSCluster")
' Get the list of Disks with Cluster
Set objClusDisks = objWMIService.ExecQuery ("Select * from MSCLuster_Disk")
' Dump all the disks with cluster
WScript.Echo "Lists of Disks with cluster"
For each objDisk in objClusDisks
' If you wish you can dump other properties of the disk
WScript.Echo objDisk.ID
' Lets get the disks that are available to be added to the cluster
Set objAvailableDisks = objWMIService.ExecQuery ("Select * from MSCluster_AvailableDisk")
WScript.Echo "Looking for Available Disks"
' Dump all the available Disks
for each objAvailDisk in objAvailableDisks
WScript.Echo "Found Disks with ID: " & objAvailDisk.ID
'Add the disk to the cluster
objRelPath = "MSCluster_AvailableDisk.ID='"
objRelPath = objRelPath & objAvailDisk.ID
objRelPath = objRelPath & "'"
WScript.Echo "Adding Disk " & objRelPath & " to the cluster"
Set objOutParams = objWMIService.ExecMethod(objRelPath, "AddToCluster")
Wscript.echo "Created Resource: " & objOutParams.Path
' Once the Disk has been added we need to online the disk
' We need to call "BringOnline" method with a timeout parameter
' Time out is specified in secs
WScript.Echo "Bringing Resource " & objOutParams.Path & " Online"
Set objResDisk = objWMIService.Get (objOutParams.Path)
Set objInParam = objResDisk.Methods_("BringOnline").inParameters.SpawnInstance_()
objInParam.Properties_.Item("TimeOut") = 60
Set objOut = objWMIService.ExecMethod(objOutParams.Path, "BringOnline", objInParam)
WScript.Echo "Resource " & objOutParams.Path & " Brougth Online"
Here is a code sample in C#:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
String machineName = ".";
String nameSpace = "MSCluster";
System.Management.ConnectionOptions connOptions = new System.Management.ConnectionOptions();
connOptions.Authentication = AuthenticationLevel.PacketPrivacy;
connOptions.Username = null;
connOptions.Password = null;
System.Management.ManagementScope mgmtScope = new System.Management.ManagementScope(string.Format(@"\\{0}\root\{1}", machineName, nameSpace), connOptions);
System.Management.ManagementObjectCollection mgmtObjColl = null;
try
{
mgmtScope.Connect();
// We are connected to WMI MSCluster namespace
// Lets Get All the available Disks.
String wmiClassName = "MSCluster_AvailableDisk";
System.Management.ManagementClass mgmtClass = new ManagementClass(mgmtScope, new ManagementPath(wmiClassName), null);
mgmtClass.Get();
mgmtObjColl = mgmtClass.GetInstances();
foreach (System.Management.ManagementObject clusDisk in mgmtObjColl)
{
ManagementBaseObject inParamsMgmtObj = null;
ManagementBaseObject outParam = null;
System.Management.ManagementObject DiskResObj = null;
try
{
Console.WriteLine("Disk ID = {0}", clusDisk["ID"].ToString());
Console.WriteLine("Path = {0}", clusDisk.SystemProperties["__RELPATH"].Value.ToString());
Console.WriteLine("Adding the disk to cluster");
inParamsMgmtObj = clusDisk.GetMethodParameters("AddToCluster");
outParam = (ManagementBaseObject)clusDisk.InvokeMethod("AddToCluster", inParamsMgmtObj, null);
Console.WriteLine("Disk Added to cluster, now trying to bring it online");
PropertyDataCollection retPropDataColl = (PropertyDataCollection)outParam.Properties;
String ResPath = retPropDataColl["Path"].Value.ToString();
Console.WriteLine("Resource Path returned = {0}", ResPath);
DiskResObj = new ManagementObject(mgmtScope, new ManagementPath(ResPath), null);
DiskResObj.Get();
DiskResObj.InvokeMethod("BringOnline", new object[] { 60 });
Console.WriteLine("Resource = {0} is brought online", ResPath);
});
// If you wisht to continue adding other disks do that else bail out
// I choose to continue
continue;
finally
if (inParamsMgmtObj != null)
inParamsMgmtObj.Dispose();
if (outParam != null)
outParam.Dispose();
if (DiskResObj != null)
DiskResObj.Dispose();
}
});
return;
finally
if (mgmtObjColl != null)
mgmtObjColl.Dispose();
}
Known Issues with Cluster WMI:
1. When we add a disk using Cluster WMI, the names given to the disk are not same as in the Failover Cluster Administrator snap-in. For example, when you add a disk through the GUI it would be assigned "Cluster Disk 1" whereas Cluster WMI would assign it "Disk 1".
2. If any node of the Cluster is not online MSCluster_AvailableDisk/MSCLuster_CLusterToAvailableDisk would return 0 available Disks.
If you have any further questions, please post a comment to this blog entry and it will be addressed.
Thanks,
Vikas KumarSoftware Development Engineer in TestClustering & HA
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How to create our own web service method in openerp?
Hi Dear Friends,
I would like to have my own web service methods newly or override the existing one. Can anybody suggest me how to do that?
Thanks
Hi,
you can overwrite all methods according to your needs.just create a new module inherit of your object .
for example :
Method create
def create(self, cr, uid, values, context=None): #your treatment return super(res_partner, self).create(cr, uid, values, context)
Method copy :
def copy(self, cr, uid, id, default=None, context=None): if not default: default = {} #your treatment default.update({ 'name': ' custom name', }) return super(res_partner, self).copy(cr, uid, id, default, context=context)
Thanks.
Yes. That will work. People will find your answer useful for straight forward use. But, If I have to pass over the json result in a particular format, Just overriding the method will not help for my strange requirement I think. Because OpenERP passes the data over in json format. That is not the desired format for me. I want it to be in a different data structure. I should do that only in the osv file. Correct me if I am wrong.
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can you explain more or give an example?
Right now, the standard openerp web service is based on the objects ( partner, sales order etc.). The operations are read, write, update,delete. The default methods just bring the values as it is in case I use the read method on a partner object. But I would like to override the method and do some changes. So that , the users of my webservice get the right data and in the right format | https://www.odoo.com/forum/help-1/question/how-to-create-our-own-web-service-method-in-openerp-18570 | CC-MAIN-2018-09 | refinedweb | 333 | 67.76 |
If you read our recent posts on ActionScript/Flex refactorings, you might have noticed that UML diagramming in freshly released IntelliJ IDEA 9 works not only for Java. That’s right, you can use it to analyze your ActionScript and Flex classes.
Diagram can be shown either in a popup (i.e. to for quick glance at classes and their relationships), or in an editor tab for a more detailed drill down. Availablility of Show UML popup and Show UML Diagram context menu actions depends on what node is selected in Project view or what element or reference is under caret in AS/MXML file editor.
You can open a UML diagram for a class or package. The former displays all superclasses of selected class, the latter — all classes and subpackages of selected package. This way you may choose whether to inspect classes hierarchy or package contents.
UML diagram shows classes, interfaces and packages as top-level nodes, and members inside parent node. Links denote inheritance relationships between classes or interfaces: implements or extends. With different types of layouts it’s very simple to get a structural overview of classes hierarchy and relationships.
Using UML toolbar you can easily control which types of class members are visible: fields, constructors, methods and properties. Also, you can filter visible members by access type. Elements in namespaces are shown when protected & internal or all visibility mode is selected.
Many of the familiar refactorings are accessible right from UML diagram! You can rename classes or members, move static members, pull members up or push them down. To invoke operations on members, first double-click class node or select it and press Enter or F2. You may also quickly add class supers or inheritors with a context menu action:
To remove unneeded nodes from the diagram, select them and press Delete. To add classes/packages to the opened diagram, just drag the items from Project view.
UML with pleasure!
This is certainly a good feature, however I am noticing several inconsistencies between the ActionScript and Java UML functionality. First, if you create a UML diagram of a package, it doesn’t detect any ActionScript classes within the package. In addition, I can’t drag ActionScript classes onto an existing UML diagram. Is anyone else seeing this?
Wow, that attracts me to use IntelliJ IDEA. Nice feature introduced.
Hello David,
Unfortunately the latest UML improvements didn’t get into the release build, we’ll deliver all of them in 9.0.1 fix release shortly.
When will the 9.0.1 fix release come?
9.0.1 EAP will be out these days.
I just updated to 9.0.1, and it looks like the same problems are there. What is the ETA on these fixes?
David, I cannot reproduce the problems you’ve found. Could you please file the issue(s) at and give more details there?
Thanks,
Kirill
This is brilliant feature. But for actionscript i cant’ find how i can show dependencies between classes, not only inheritance hierarchy. Is it lack in the product? And when it will be fixed?
Thanks,
Eugene
@Hyzhak this is not yet implemented, please watch/vote/comment on and.
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4 years, 9 months ago.
strange situetion with serial
hi to all i have this situetion, i use this shield, and i write this software
t
#include "mbed.h" Serial pc(SERIAL_TX, SERIAL_RX); // pc comunication Serial SIM900(PA_9, PA_10); // serial comunication DigitalOut sim_power(D9); // sim power // power to shield sim900 void power() { sim_power.write(1); wait(3); sim_power.write(0); wait(19); } // i read the serial answer void callback_rx() { pc.printf("%c", SIM900.getc()); } int main() { power(); wait_ms(100); pc.printf("\r\n GSM 900 TEST\n"); SIM900.attach(&callback_rx); SIM900.baud(9600); // oppure 115200 while(1) { SIM900.printf("AT\r"); wait_ms(1000); } }
All work well, when i send the AT comand the shield send me the ok now i want save this answare in a variable and i write this
#include <string> string result; .... void callback_rx() { // pc.printf("%c", SIM900.getc()); char x; x = SIM900.getc(); result += x; pc.putc(x); }
i don't see nothing, i want save the answer of shield for check it if all is ok, can you help me? best regards antonio
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Are you still getting interrupts? If you don't read all of the waiting data in your interrupt you may not get any more generated. Given the baud rate and simplicity of the code this shouldn't be a problem but just to be safe you should do:
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Can you correctly give the output of these two function call, way1() and way2()?
Answer:
Check the generated Java code for way1 and way2 and you can find the reason. I use the number to indicate the execution sequence. For way1, the two evaluated statement bundled in Scala code are also bundled and executed together within apply$mcV$sp().
For way2, the difference is that although these following codes are written within the same {} in scala code, however in the generated Java code, the println(“way2 being evaluated…”) is executed before way2().
println(“way2 being evaluated…”)
()=>{println(“way2 evaluated finished”)}
Conclusion
For way1, code here is the argument name which represents an expression whose execution result is Unit ( just like void in Java ).
def way1(code: => Unit){ println("way1 start") code println("way1 end") }
The expressions passed in will simply be executed one by one, as illustrated in the generated Java code. As a result the folluwing call variant also work:
Since the code is actually not a function, so if I add () after it, I will meet with error:
If I change Unit to Int, I will get the error below:
This is because now the expression I use to pass into the way1() should return a value with type Int. The correction could be pretty easy:
Let’s go back to way2. code: ()=> Unit means it asks for a variable which is exactly a function, with no argument and return Unit.
If we remove the () in line 24, the function passed in will not be executed.
If we comment out the function, there will be a complaint about argument mismatch, since now only an expression is tried to pass in.
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Opened 4 years ago
Closed 4 years ago
Last modified 4 years ago
#3599 closed Bug (No Bug)
_WinAPI_ShowCursor does not hide the cursor.
Description
I tried to run my as admin..no effect :(
by the way,unban be please... Perm ban is too harsh.
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comment:1 Changed 4 years ago by Melba23
comment:2 Changed 4 years ago by Melba23
- Owner set to Jpm
- Status changed from new to assigned
comment:3 Changed 4 years ago by Jpm
Best for me is to have a erpro script so I can analyze
Thanks
comment:4 Changed 4 years ago by Jpm
- Resolution set to No Bug
- Status changed from assigned to closed
In fact it is working not sure how to use it in all case
#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <WinAPIRes.au3> Example() Func Example() GUICreate("put cursor over label", 300, 100) GUICtrlCreateLabel("label", 125, 40) GUICtrlSetCursor(-1, 4) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) Local $iRet = _WinAPI_ShowCursor ( 0 ) ConsoleWrite('@@ Debug(' & @ScriptLineNumber & ') : $Error code: ' & @error & ' Extended code: ' & @extended & ' (0x' & Hex(@extended) & ')' & @CRLF) ;### Debug Console ; Loop until the user exits. While 1 Switch GUIGetMsg() Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE ExitLoop EndSwitch WEnd EndFunc ;==>Example
comment:5 Changed 4 years ago by Au3Builder
Ok,so i found another way to hide the cursor.
All you need is Download Invisible Cursor and put it in the script directory:
#include <WinAPIRes.au3>
Local $hPrev = _WinAPI_CopyCursor(_WinAPI_LoadCursor(0, 32512))
_WinAPI_SetSystemCursor(_WinAPI_LoadCursorFromFile("invisible.cur"), 32512)
Sleep(5000)
_WinAPI_SetSystemCursor($hPrev, 32512)
unban me please...
i'm begging you.Do you want me to hurt myself?
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I can reproduce the problem - thanks for the report.
And no we are not going to unban you, so stop asking.
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Programming C#: Attributes and Reflection
Pages: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Dynamic Invocation with InvokeMember( )
The first approach will be to create a class named
BruteForceSums dynamically, at runtime. The
BruteForceSums class will contain a method,
ComputeSum( ), that implements the brute-force approach. You'll write that class to disk, compile it, and then use dynamic invocation to invoke its brute-force method by means of the
InvokeMember( ) method of the
Type class. The key point is that
BruteForceSums.cs won't exist until you run the program. You'll create it when you need it and supply its arguments then.
To accomplish this, you'll create a new class named
ReflectionTest. The job of the
ReflectionTest class is to create the
BruteForceSums class, write it to disk, and compile it.
ReflectionTest has only two methods:
DoSum and
GenerateCode.
ReflectionTest.DoSum is a public method that returns the sum, given a value. That is, if you pass in 10, it returns the sum of 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10. It does this by creating the
BruteForceSums class and delegating the job to its
ComputeSum method.
ReflectionTest has two private fields:
Type theType = null; object theClass = null;
The first is an object of type
Type, which you use to load your class from disk, and the second is an object of type
object, which you use to dynamically invoke the
ComputeSums( ) method of the
BruteForceSums class you'll create.
The driver program instantiates an instance of
ReflectionTest and calls its
DoSum method, passing in the value. For this version of the program, the value is increased to 200.
The
DoSum method checks whether
theType is null; if it is, the class has not been created yet.
DoSum calls the helper method
GenerateCode to generate the code for the
BruteForceSums class and the class's
ComputeSums method.
GenerateCode then writes this newly created code to a
.cs file on disk and runs the compiler to turn it into an assembly on disk. Once this is completed,
DoSum can call the method using reflection.
Once the class and method are created, you load the assembly from disk and assign the class type information to
theType, and
DoSum can use that to invoke the method dynamically to get the correct answer.
You begin by creating a constant for the value to which you'll sum:
const int val = 200;
Each time you compute a sum, it will be the sum of the values 1 to 200.
Before you create the dynamic class, you need to go back and re-create
MyMath:
MyMath m = new MyMath( );
Give
MyMath a method
DoSumLooping, much as you did in the previous example:
public int DoSumLooping (int initialVal) { int result = 0; for(int i = 1;i <=initialVal;i++) { result += i; } return result; }
This serves as a benchmark against which you can compare the performance of the brute-force method.
Now you're ready to create the dynamic class and compare its performance with the looping version. First, instantiate an object of type
ReflectionTest and invoke the
DoSum( ) method on that object:
ReflectionTest t = new ReflectionTest( ); result = t.DoSum(val);
ReflectionTest.DoSum checks to see if its
Type field,
theType, is null. If it is, you haven't yet created and compiled the
BruteForceSums class and must do so now:
if (theType == null) { GenerateCode(theValue); }
The
GenerateCode method takes the value (in this case, 200) as a parameter to know how many values to add.
GenerateCode begins by creating a file on disk. The details of file I/O will be covered in Chapter 21. For now, I'll walk you through this quickly. First, call the static method
File.Open, and pass in the filename and a flag indicating that you want to create the file.
File.Open returns a
Stream object:
string fileName = "BruteForceSums"; Stream s = File.Open(fileName + ".cs", FileMode.Create);
Once you have the
Stream, you can create a
StreamWriter so that you can write into that file:
StreamWriter wrtr = new StreamWriter(s);
You can now use the
WriteLine methods of
StreamWriter to write lines of text into the file. Begin the new file with a comment:
wrtr.WriteLine("// Dynamically created BruteForceSums class");
This writes the text:
// Dynamically created BruteForceSums class
to the file you've just created (
BruteForceSums.cs). Next, write out the class declaration:
string className = "BruteForceSums"; wrtr.WriteLine("class {0}", className); wrtr.WriteLine("{");
Within the braces of the class, you create the
ComputeSum method:
wrtr.WriteLine("\tpublic double ComputeSum( )"); wrtr.WriteLine("\t{"); wrtr.WriteLine("\t// Brute force sum method"); wrtr.WriteLine("\t// For value = {0}", theVal);
Now it is time to write out the addition statements. When you are done, you want the file to have this line:
return 0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9...
continuing up to
value (in this case, 200):
wrtr.Write("\treturn 0"); for (int i = 1;i<=theVal;i++) { wrtr.Write("+ {0}",i); }
Notice how this works. What will be written to the file is:
\treturn 0+ 1+ 2+ 3+...
The initial
\t causes the code to be indented in the source file.
When the loop completes, you end the return statement with a semicolon and then close the method and the class:
wrtr.WriteLine(";"); wrtr.WriteLine("\t}"); wrtr.WriteLine("}");
Close the
streamWriter and the stream, thus closing the file:
wrtr.Close( ); s.Close( );
When this runs, the
BruteForceSums.cs file will be written to disk. It will look like this:
// Dynamically created BruteForceSums class class BruteForceSums { public double ComputeSum( ) { // Brute force sum method // For value = 200; } }
This accomplishes the goal of dynamically creating a class with a method that finds the sum through brute force.
The only remaining task is to build the file and then use the method. To build the file, you must start a new process (processes are explained in some detail in Chapter 20). The best way to launch this process is with a
ProcessStartInfo structure that will hold the command line. Instantiate a
ProcessStartInfo and set its filename to
cmd.exe:
ProcessStartInfo psi = new ProcessStartInfo( ); psi.FileName = "cmd.exe";
You need to pass in the string you want to invoke at the command line. The
ProcessStartInfo.Arguments property specifies the command-line arguments to use when starting the program. The command-line argument to the
cmd.exe program will be
/c to tell
cmd.exe to exit after it executes the command, and then the command for
cmd.exe. The command for
cmd.exe is the command-line compile:
string compileString = "/c csc /optimize+ "; compileString += " /target:library "; compileString += "{0}.cs > compile.out";
The string
compileString will invoke the C# compiler (
csc), telling it to optimize the code (after all, you're doing this to gain performance) and to build a dynamic link library (DLL) file (
/target:library). You redirect the output of the compile to a file named
compile.out so that you can examine it if there are errors.
You combine
compileString with the filename, using the static method
Format of the string class, and assign the combined string to
psi.Arguments:
psi.Arguments = String.Format(compileString, fileName);
The effect of all this is to set the
Arguments property of the
ProcessStartInfo object
psi to:
/c csc /optimize+ /target:library BruteForceSums.cs > compile.out
Before invoking
cmd.exe, you set the
WindowStyle property of
psi to
Minimized so that when the command executes, the window does not flicker onto and then off of the user's display:
psi.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Minimized;
You are now ready to start the
cmd.exe process, and you will wait until it finishes before proceeding with the rest of the
GenerateCode method:
Process proc = Process.Start(psi); proc.WaitForExit( );
Once the process is done, you can get the assembly, and from the assembly, you can get the class you've created. Finally, you can ask that class for its type and assign that to your
theType member variable:
Assembly a = Assembly.LoadFrom(fileName + ".dll");
theClass = a.CreateInstance(className);
theType = a.GetType(className);
You can now delete the .cs file you generated:
File.Delete(fileName + ".cs");
You've now filled
theType, and you're ready to return to
DoSum to invoke the
ComputeSum method dynamically. The
Type object has a method
InvokeMember( ), which can be used to invoke a member of the class described by the
Type object. The
InvokeMember method is overloaded; the version you'll use takes five arguments:
public object InvokeMember( string name, BindingFlags invokeAttr, Binder binder, object target, object[] args );
name
- Is the name of the method you wish to invoke.
invokeAttr
- Is a bit mask of
BindingFlagsthat specify how the search of the object is conducted. In this case, you'll use the
InvokeMethodflag OR'd with the
Defaultflag. These are the standard flags for invoking a method dynamically.
binder
- Is used to assist in type conversions. By passing in
null, you'll specify that you want the default binder.
target
- Is the object on which you'll invoke the method. In this case, you'll pass in
theClass, which is the class you just created from the assembly you just built.
args
- Is an array of arguments to pass to the method you're invoking.
The complete invocation of
InvokeMember looks like this:
object[] arguments = new object[0]; object retVal = theType.InvokeMember("ComputeSum", BindingFlags.Default | BindingFlags.InvokeMethod, null, theClass, arguments); return (double) retVal;
The result of invoking this method is assigned to the local variable
retVal, which is then returned, as a double, to the driver program. The complete listing is shown in Example 18-9.
Example 18-9: Dynamic invocation with Type and InvokeMethod( )
namespace Programming_CSharp { using System; using System.Diagnostics; using System.IO; using System.Reflection; // used to benchmark the looping approach public class MyMath { // sum numbers with a loop public int DoSumLooping(int initialVal) { int result = 0; for(int i = 1;i <=initialVal;i++) { result += i; } return result; } } // responsible for creating the BruteForceSums // class and compiling it and invoking the // DoSums method dynamically public class ReflectionTest { // the public method called by the driver public double DoSum(int theValue) { // if you don't have a reference // to the dynamically created class // create it if (theType == null) { GenerateCode(theValue); } // with the reference to the dynamically // created class you can invoke the method object[] arguments = new object[0]; object retVal = theType.InvokeMember("ComputeSum", BindingFlags.Default | BindingFlags.InvokeMethod, null, theClass, arguments); return (double) retVal; } // generate the code and compile it private void GenerateCode(int theVal) { // open the file for writing string fileName = "BruteForceSums"; Stream s = File.Open(fileName + ".cs", FileMode.Create); StreamWriter wrtr = new StreamWriter(s); wrtr.WriteLine( "// Dynamically created BruteForceSums class"); // create the class string className = "BruteForceSums"; wrtr.WriteLine("class {0}", className); WriteLine("{"); // create the method wrtr.WriteLine("\tpublic double ComputeSum( )"); wrtr.WriteLine("\t{"); wrtr.WriteLine("\t// Brute force sum method"); wrtr.WriteLine("\t// For value = {0}", theVal); // write the brute force additions wrtr.Write("\treturn 0"); for (int i = 1;i<=theVal;i++) { wrtr.Write("+ {0}",i); } wrtr.WriteLine(";"); // finish method wrtr.WriteLine("\t}"); // end method wrtr.WriteLine("}"); // end class // close the writer and the stream wrtr.Close( ); s.Close( ); // Build the file ProcessStartInfo psi = new ProcessStartInfo( ); psi.FileName = "cmd.exe"; string compileString = "/c csc /optimize+ "; compileString += "/target:library "; compileString += "{0}.cs > compile.out"; psi.Arguments = String.Format(compileString, fileName); psi.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Minimized; Process proc = Process.Start(psi); proc.WaitForExit( ); // wait at most 2 seconds // Open the file, and get a // pointer to the method info Assembly a = Assembly.LoadFrom(fileName + ".dll"); theClass = a.CreateInstance(className); theType = a.GetType(className); // File.Delete(fileName + ".cs"); // clean up } Type theType = null; object theClass = null; } public class TestDriver { public static void Main( ) { const int val = 200; // 1..200 const int iterations = 100000; (200) = 20100 Looping. Elapsed milliseconds: 78.125 for 100000 iterations Sum of (200) = 20100 Brute Force. Elapsed milliseconds: 3843.75 for 100000 iterations
Notice that the dynamically invoked method is far slower than the loop. This is not a surprise; writing the file to disk, compiling it, reading it from disk, and invoking the method all bring significant overhead. You accomplished your goal, but it was a pyrrhic victory.
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A FocusScope Nightmare (Bug?): Commands Are Disabled
I've got a simple menu with some simple commands:Code Snippet
<
<
<MenuItem Command="ApplicationCommands.Copy" />
</MenuItem>
I've got a simple control:Code Snippet
<UserControl x:Class="WpfApplication2.UserControlRed"
<Grid />
</UserControl>
The code-behind for this control enables handling the 'Cut' command:Code Snippet
{
{
InitializeComponent();
}public void OnCut(object sender, RoutedEventArgs routedEventArgs)
{
}private void OnAlwaysExecute(object sender, CanExecuteRoutedEventArgs e)
{
e.CanExecute =
}
}
This control is added to a simple page so it can be navigated to using a Frame:Code Snippet
<!-- The Menu Commands are enabed with this code. --><Page x:Class="WpfApplication2.PageRed"
<
</Page>
Here's the nightmare: Adding a FocusScope to this page disables the menu items in the main window.Code Snippet
<!--The Menu Commands are disabled with this code. -->
<Page x:Class="WpfApplication2. I've also read some blogs where the author suggests that elements within the same FocusScope won't exchange commands, but I don't see how that restriction applies to this example. The entire source code for this small project can be found here:
Is this a bug or is there some undocumented feature of the FocusManager?
Question
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I've got a simple menu with some simple commands:Code Snippet
<Menu Focusable="False" >
<
<
<MenuItem Command="ApplicationCommands.Copy" />
</< FONT>MenuItem>
</< FONT>Menu>
I've got a simple control:Code Snippet
<UserControl x:
<Grid Focusable="True"/>
</< FONT>UserControl>
The code-behind for this control enables handling the 'Cut' command:Code Snippet
{public UserControlRed()
{
InitializeComponent();this.CommandBindings.Add(new CommandBinding(ApplicationCommands.Cut, this.OnCut, this.OnAlwaysExecute));
}public void OnCut(object sender, RoutedEventArgs routedEventArgs)
{Console.WriteLine("Cut");
}private void OnAlwaysExecute(object sender, CanExecuteRoutedEventArgs e)
{
e.CanExecute =true;
}
}
This control is added to a simple page so it can be navigated to using a Frame:Code Snippet
<!-- The Menu Commands are enabed with this code. --><Page x:
<src:UserControlRed />
</< FONT>Page>
Here's the nightmare: Adding a FocusScope to this page disables the menu items in the main window.Code Snippet
<!--The Menu Commands are disabled with this code. -->
<Page x:Class="WpfApplication2.PageRed" FocusManager.IsFocusScope="true" xmlns="" xmlns:x="" xmlns:src="clr-namespace:WpfApplication2" Title=. The entire source code for this small project can be found here:
Is this a bug or is there some aspect of the FocusManager that has escaped me?
What's happening here is definitely confusing, but isn't a bug. Since the blue page is a FocusScope, yes it will keep track of what the last focused element was (except that in your code, you're creating a new one every time, so you can't really see that effect.)
However, you are beset by two problems. First, Windows and Menus are also FocusScopes. Secondly, even if you were to disable this attribute of Window / Menu (not sure you can), clicking anywhere outside of an element with IsFocusScope=True (such as PageBlue.xaml) causes it to 1) lose keyboard focus then 2) persist it's logically focused element. Think of the Page with IsFocusScope as an entirely separate window with it's own element, that goes dormant when you dont have it in the foreground.
What happens when you click on your menu item is that you have a menu containing only text-related commands, and at that instant, no keyboard focus and selection on a textual element. To see that this isnt caused by PageBlue, you can add a textbox to WindowMain.xaml, type some text in it, select that text (since cut and copy require both a text-input element with keyboard focus AND selected text) and then try your menu items again.
I suggest that your restrict the use of IsFocusScope within your page to subelements that aren't textual (or not at all), so that if you need to handle routed commands from a higher level control for text commands, they will work. It's a useful feature but not really one that you need for what you're doing with this sample app.
Hope this helps,
Matt
Matt,
#1) I have a command handler installed in the control in the page to handle the 'Cut' or 'Copy' operation. If you remove the 'FocusScope' from the page you will see them work property (that is, they'll write 'Cut' or 'Paste' to the output screen and the respective menu items are enabled).
#2) If I understand you correctly, your description of the FocusManager functions would render the whole CommandManager architecture pretty useless (and that may be the case, I'm still trying to figure this out). If Menus route commands to the element with the keyboard focus, and the menus require the keyboard focus to select a menu item, then where do all the commands go? That's right, to the menu. There must be a mechanism that allows the menus to route to the 'keyboard focus' window even when they have the keyboard focus.
#3) You get the same bug (feature) if you set the 'Focusable' attribute to false on the main menu. This prevents the Blue or Red page from losing the focus. I set the background color to bright blue when the keyboard focus is within the page so you can track who has the keyboard focus.
#4) I know I can get the commands to work when I'm outside of a FocusScope (as per your suggestion to put an edit box in the main window). What I can't figure out, nor can I find any documentation to explain, why can't I direct a command to handlers inside a focus scope? The example I posted was the minimum I could work out to demonstrate the problem. I just put a more illustrative example back up on the FTP site:
This one periodically dumps the description of the element with the input focus to the output window so you can see exactly how the keyboard focus is configured.
Marco,
Here's a simple but dramatic facet of the FocusScope problem:Code Snippet
<Window Height="300"
Title="Keyboard Demo"
Width="300"
xmlns=""
xmlns:
<Grid Name="mainGrid">
<Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
<ColumnDefinition Width="60" />
<ColumnDefinition />
</Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
<ListView SelectionMode="Single">
<ListViewItem>Blue</ListViewItem>
<ListViewItem>Red</ListViewItem>
<ListViewItem>None</ListViewItem>
</ListView>
<!-- Remove the 'IsFocusScope' from this line and the Check Box works properly but the logical focus doesn't persist. -->
<StackPanel Background="LightGray"
FocusManager.IsFocusScope="True"
Focusable="True"
Grid.
<TextBox Width="130">Text Box</TextBox>
<CheckBox Foreground="White" HorizontalAlignment="Center">Check Box</CheckBox>
</StackPanel>
</Grid>
</Window>
#1) Tab to the CheckBox. Press the space bar. The focus jumps to the ListView.
#2) Tab back to the stack panel and notice that the selected item was persistent as you would expect from a FocusScope.
#3) Remove the FocusScope and try the CheckBox again.
#4) The CheckBox now works, but the selected item in the StackPanel doesn't persist.
Struggling with this myself. I've been through the documentation backward and forward, and I still don't get it.
An important clue though. I think your lack of command routing is due to this:
<Menu Focusable="False" >
Command-routing seems to fail catastrophically when it can't assign keyboard focus in the menu/toolbar focus scope.
I seem to be stuck between a rock and a hard place. Either I allow focus on my menus and toolbars, and lose focus in the main document; or I prevent focus on my menus and toolbars, and menus fail catastrophically. Button commands seem to route properly whether they are Focusable or not.
Some explanation of how menus and/or tool bars restore focus to the oriignal focus scope would be really helpful. Whatever that mechanism is, it doesn't seem to work reliably. Knowing what it's supposed to be would allow me to either figure out why I've broken the as-designed mechanism, or give some thought as to how to re-implment the as-designed mechanism.
What I'd really like is that my main document window (everything other than toolbars and menu items) regains keyboard focus at the aprropriate place after a menu command or toolbar button is clicked. Honestly, I'm not sure if this is supposed to work, or not. My consistent experience is that toolbars steal focus from the rest of the window, and there's nothing that can be done about it; and that menus also (sometimes?) steal focus from the rest of the window.
What also seems to me to be a bit of a mystery is this: in my pages, command routing runs from document root to the menu, and back. Allegedly, one can place "Copy/Cut/Paste" buttons in a separate focus scope, and get cut/copy/paste commands routed to UI controls in the main focus scope. According to the documentation, this just happens. But nothing about the actual mechanism is mentioned in the existing documentation. What's the mechanism for that? And why doesn't it work on my pages?
I've run into this problem myself. I want to use focus scopes to persist the location of the focus in various different containers, so when the user switches between visible containers their last focused control within the newly visible container is persisted. Focus scopes were designed for this and work perfectly. The trouble is, for some undocumented reason they completely break command bindings. If I have a toolbar with a Cut command and the focus is within a textbox in a sub-focus-scope of the window, the command is disabled when it should be enabled.
I can explain about focus though. WPF menus do need to get the focus, but you have to understand the difference between logical focus and input focus. Only one control can have input focus, but multiple controls can have logical focus. This is explained pretty well by MSDN and is how Microsoft were able to re-implement menus, a Win32 concept that previously relied on intercepting keystrokes with a modal message pump because the main document never actually lost focus while in a menu loop.
I am afraid that I still have no idea what type of problem you have with FocusScope, and the concept of keyboard focus and logical focus, could you please elaborate on what type of behaviour you consider to be correct, and which you think is abnormal?
Thanks
Marco,
#1) Tab (Do not use the mouse) to the Check Box. Press the space bar. The focus jumps to the ListView. This is the broken part. There is no reason the focus should move just by toggling a check box.
#2) You should now be in the ListView. Tab back to the stack panel and notice that the the check box is still selected. This part is correct. This is what a FocusScope should do.
#3) Remove the FocusManager.IsFocusScope property from the stack panel and restart the application (F5 in XamlPad). Tab (do not use the mouse) to the Check Box again. Press the space bar. The focus stays on the space bar. This is the expected behavior for a toggle button.
#4) Tab back to the ListView and tab back into the stack panel. You'll notice that, as expected, the last selected item in the stack panel wasn't selected because we removed the FocusScope.
#5) The FocusScope is broken. There is no reason the focus should jump to another control when you press the space bar in #1. You can either have a working toggle button, or a working FocusScope, but you can't have both.
Robin,
I've been doing some research and experimenting. The <Menu Focusable="False"> doesn't have anything to do with the problem. I put that property in the menu to insure that my Blue and Red Page would retain the focus. You can see that it does in the debug output. I wanted to insure that my Blue Page would retain the keyboard focus when the commands were sent from the menu items. But in the end, it had nothing to do with the problem one way or another.
Here's what I've found. The documentation as well as the whole Focus architecture are broken. First, the documentation states that a command is routed to the window with the Keyboard Focus when the 'Command Target' isn't specifically given. This is wrong. It appears that commands are routed to the Logical Focus Element of the Main Application Window. To make things even more confusing, the commands are not automatically routed through a FocusScope. To make things even more confusing, nested FocusScopes modify the tunneling algorithm for routed commands: they don't route directly from the application main window to the logical focus element of the Main Application Window. They appear to stop at every FocusScope in the path and ask for directions. And finally, to make things even more confusing, some controls, like the ListView, defy these rules and seem to manage to set the logical focus on the main window even though they have a focus scope function, thus stealing the commands away from your intended target.
You may find the following helpful. Place the following handler on the control where you want a focus scope. I've got a frame window attached to the main window in my example.Code Snippetthis.mainFrame.GotKeyboardFocus += new KeyboardFocusChangedEventHandler(OnFrameGotKeyboardFocus);
The handler looks something like this:Code Snippet
////// Handles the change of the keyboard focus to the main frame window of the browser. /// private void OnFrameGotKeyboardFocus(object sender, KeyboardFocusChangedEventArgs e)
{// The Frame window used to navigate between pages is a FocusScope and must take care of advising the application's // Main Window FocusScope when anything inside the Frame has changed the focus. This update is done recursively for // all nested FocusScopes so that commands can be routed properly to their destination. Without this recursive update, // the tunnelling algorithm gets lost at the first FocusScope it finds. if (e.NewFocus is DependencyObject)
{DependencyObject dependencyObject = e.NewFocus as DependencyObject; DependencyObject focusScope = FocusManager.GetFocusScope(dependencyObject); while (focusScope != Application.Current.MainWindow)
{
focusScope =FocusManager.GetFocusScope(VisualTreeHelper.GetParent(focusScope)); FocusManager.SetFocusedElement(focusScope, e.NewFocus);
}
}
}
I lost a week of my time on this issue, but the application finally seems to respond to the keyboard commands in a logical way. Good luck.
I've played around quite a bit with this, and here's the conclusion I've come to:
- IsFocusScope doesn't do what you think it does.
I've tried various flavors and combinations of managing sub-FocusScopes,and the following result seems clear to me: proper Keyboard focus management and command routing occurs properly ONLY in the topmost focus scope. The only place where IsFocusScope should be set is on objects whose children take temporary focus. Management of focus in containers must be done by other means other than by setting IsFocusScope -- most likely by providing an alternate implementation that looks like IsFocusScope, that watches GotFocusScope events, and manages focus using its own set of attached properties, and calls FocusManager.SetFocusedElement ONLY on the topmost frame.
A from-scratch focus management scheme for containers turns out to be very straightforward given that the basic mechanisms provided by FocusManager allows for dual focus kind of things.
I tried the code in the previous post. It fails to maintain keyboard focus on children with FocusManager.IsFocusScope set to true.
As far as I can tell, the documentation is totally misleading. The feature allows for management of focus scope between one main focus scope, and one or more elements with temporary focus (typically a menu, toolbar, dockbar, &c). Any attempt to use IsFocusScope to manage persistent focus (longer than a mouse-click or a menu command) seems to be either broken, or not within the actual scope of original development, despite what the documentation says.
In response to the original poster's question: Setting IsFocusScope=true on the root element of a page seems to be a very bad idea. Don't do that. :-) I'm not sure what it does do; but whatever it does, it isn't very useful.
Robin,
>> I tried the code in the previous post. It fails to maintain keyboard focus on children with FocusManager.IsFocusScope set to true.
I'm using it successfully in this scenario. You ask why one would want to set the 'IsFocusScope' on a Frame or Page: this is how a basic browser or explorer type application will work. You have a navigator in on the left side of the application (a tree view or list view) and you host the pages on the right side in a frame. As you tab out of the navigator into your selected page, you would expect the focus to be restored. The example I posted on shows a very simplified example of a browser-type program that tries to use the FocusManager. It demonstrates in as few lines as possible that the command structure is broken when an IsFocusScope property is attached to a child of the application window.
Don
- Weifen, thanks, that's very useful information.
One thing I don't quite understand is that the "disabled commands" problem also shows up for any RoutedUICommand, including those you define yourself. I wrote a little test application where some buttons are hooked up to a custom command. This command is bound to a CanExecute callback that always return true. I still get the same problem (buttons are disabled) when setting the container to be a Focus Scope.
I don't understand this because, for one, my own CanExecute callback is not called. WPF decides the command is not executable by itself, through some unknown logic that probably looks at the buttons and their logical trees. Also, even if I use "TAB" to get the focus to that container, the buttons still stay disabled. I can vaguely understand how using pre-built commands like "Cut" and "Paste" can lead to some "magic" happening behind the scenes (they need a few things before they are enabled... some selected text, focus on an input element, etc.). However, I don't see what WPF is doing when it's my own command. Anyone has an explanation?
In the end I had to walk away from the RoutedCommands, and implement my own version of ICommand (which is better anyway when you're using MVC/MVP).
- Perhaps only a small solace: Someone from the responsible feature team assured me that the design flaws around focus scopes are well understood, and there will be a solution eventually. Until then, a workaround like Donald's seems appropriate for similar nested focus scope situations.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
- I encountered a different situation that leads to the same effects described above - all my commands were being disabled. In this situation, I had an ItemsControl whose ItemsTemplate changed (with a conditional style) based on a binding to a property of an object that implemented INotifyPropertyChanged. The problem was that if an element inside the active ItemsTemplate had focus (in this case, a Hyperlink), when the property changed the binding would update and immediately cause a switch to the other ItemsTemplate. The item that had focus now no longer existed, and all my commands were suddenly disabled until I gave another control focus.
I solved this issue by setting Focusable="false" on all the controls in each of the affected ItemsTemplates. This worked for me since I was just using Hyperlinks, but for controls that need to be focusable to operate properly, I have not yet found a solution.
--Brandon Siegel
- I encountered the same problem too. In my case I was using an ItemsTemplateSelector, which produces the same effect - the controls get created and destroyed and when a control with focus disappears from the visual tree everything is bogus until another control gets the focus. In my case I needed some control to be focusable (like, you know, a TextBox) so I had to detect the template change and take the focus from it. With this code:
I just ran into the same problem. My entire main menu was disabled, even though its commands were correctly polling their CanExecute methods, and even though buttons and shortcut keys for the same commands continued to work! I thought I'd go mad until I found this thread. Sure enough, the focus happened to be on a control that could not receive keyboard input, and explicitly switching the focus to a ListView on the main window immediately revived the main menu.
I never explicitly set the Focusable property on any control, by the way, and until I read this thread I had never even heard about FocusScopes. To my mind, making arbitrary custom commands dependent on any kind of current focus, or on the default command target, is a critical design flaw that absolutely must be fixed. Custom commands should *never* care about anything but what I return from CanExecute. I can add my own tests for any desired focus or target conditions in this event handler, after all.
- Weifen Luo said:
After reading all these post, I am still kind of lost. Especially I need some solutions in my case at
Anyone could give me a head-up?
Thanks
Hardy
I know this thread is no longer active, but there are a lot of links to it from various blogs and articles, and it helped me solved my problem, so I wanted to post my solution here for the benefit of others. It does not solve the command target issue, but it does allow ButtonBase-derived controls to operate as ordinary, FocusScope-abiding citizens of WPF. Specifically my problem was that I created a focus-scope for an adorner, and wanted to hide the adorner when focus left that scope. Any button I placed in the adorner, however, would instantly close it as soon as the mouse click was released, even before the click event was fired.
The key, as Weifen Luo pointed out, is the call to Keyboard.Focus(null). Buttons, if set to their default ClickMode of Release, capture the mouse on a down-click, and release the mouse capture on mouse-up. In the OnLostMouseCapture event handler of ButtonBase, two actions are taken: IsPressed is set to false (technically cleared, but same effect), and the ill-fated call to Keyboard.Focus is made. It's pretty simple, then, just to override it, like so:
public class FocusScopedButton : Button { protected override void OnLostMouseCapture(System.Windows.Input.MouseEventArgs e) { IsPressed = false; } }
This can be done similarly for CheckBox, ToggleButton, etc. Unfortunately, if the underlying architecture of ButtonBase undergoes changes, we could lose out on something since we are not calling into the base implementation. But it's the price we have to pay if we want to use buttons in FocusScopes that aren't toolbars or menus...
Hope this helps someone!
I remembered this thread while reading about FocusScope in Matthew MacDonald's "Pro WPF in C# 2010", and only now I'm finally beginning to wrap my head around how this mechanism actually works. I found some links that have good explanations and that I wanted to post here as a kind of central deposit: -- also shows how to create your own custom focus scope that remembers its local focus but does not interfere with WPF command routing
Matthew MacDonald, "Pro WPF in C# 2010", Apress 2010, page 280f ("Controls with Built-in Commands")
Chris Sells & Ian Griffiths, "Programming WPF" 2nd ed., O'Reilly 2007, page 134ff ("Command Routing")
And another thing that I wanted to clarify, both for myself and others: There are (at least) two problems with FocusScope.
1. You cannot use the FocusScope mechanism to locally remember the focused element in different containers within the same window because that screws with command routing. The CodeProject article above gives a workaround for this problem (i.e. build your own focus scope mechanism).
2. Menu items or toolbar buttons are by default placed within a separate FocusScope (for the menu or toolbar respectively). If any such items trigger routed commands, and they do not have a command target already set, then WPF always looks for a command target by searching the element that has keyboard focus within the containing window (i.e. the next higher-up focus scope).
So WPF does NOT simply look up the command bindings of the containing window, as you'd intuitively expect, but rather always looks for a keyboard-focused element to set as the current command target! Apparently the WPF team took the quickest route here to make built-in commands such as Copy/Cut/Paste work with windows that contain multiple text boxes or the like; unfortunately they broke every other command along the way.
And here's why: if the focused element within the containing window cannot receive keyboard focus (say, it's a non-interactive image), then ALL menu items and toolbar buttons are disabled -- even if they don't require any command target to execute! The CanExecute handler of such commands is simply ignored.
Apparently the only workaround for problem #2 is to explicitly set the CommandTarget of any such menu items or toolbar buttons to the containing window (or some other control). That's most conveniently accomplished in code, by looping through them during window initialization. This way they always have a valid command target, and thus won't attempt to find a keyboard-focused element that may not exist, and thus won't disable themselves inadvertently.
I don't mean to sound impatient, but I posted this two years ago. A year ago we got word that the MS engineers were keenly aware of the issue and working on a resolution. I've got the latest .NET Framework 4.0 but still have no soap. The moment you touch the 'SetFocusedElement' method on a child of the top-level window, the entire command routing goes out to lunch and never returns.
What is the status of this case? Do the MS engineers have an alternate to the 'FocusManager' class that will work without directing the routed commands into a black hole?
I'm seeing the same strange focus issue where checking a checkbox is causing focus to be lost and placed somewhere else. See my post on StackOverflow for more details.
Strange Focus Behavior for Simple WPF ItemsControl
I'm seeing the same strange focus issue where checking a checkbox is causing focus to be lost and placed somewhere else. See my post on StackOverflow for more details.
Strange Focus Behavior for Simple WPF ItemsControl
That's been explained in this thread, but a lot of people still don't seem to get it. Your thread at StackOverflow produced a nice clean explanation of why you are seeing that problem. If some one else happens across this thread, I recommend following that link.
Unfortunately the documentation on Focus is still poor and gives people the idea that Focus Scopes are for some other purpose than what they were actually designed for, i.e. tool bars and menus.
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Ability to execute code in sub-documents (iframes/frames)
VERIFIED FIXED in Firefox 30
Status
P3
normal
People
(Reporter: vladmaniac, Assigned: msucan)
Tracking
({dev-doc-complete})
Firefox Tracking Flags
(Not tracked)
Details
(Whiteboard: [console-2][parity-chrome])
Attachments
(1 attachment, 1 obsolete attachment)
Build ID: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; rv:2.0b8pre) Gecko/20101103 Firefox/4.0b8pre If you have any simple JS example, such as a simple alert box onclick, you can call that though the console without loading the actual page. Given that function intergrated in an iframe, it is not accessible any more from the web console. Can't do that even if moving the function to a sepparate .js file. This is not a "must", but would be very comforting to have. ========================================================================= Here is David's solution, which is simple and elegant, but I'm sure not all console users can come up with this: var iframeDoc = document.querySelectorAll("iframe")[0].contentWindow.document; then you can call: iframeDoc.fooFunction(); where fooFunction() is something you defined in your page and want to separately call from the Web Console.
Summary: Access to JS functions defined within webpages are blocked by iframes → Access to JS functions defined within webpages is blocked by iframes
I actually think that any behavior other than that which you describe would be confusing. The console would need to evaluate expressions in some sort of merged namespace, and randomly merging namespaces is likely to yield odd results. FWIW, you can shorten your workaround like this: var iframeDoc = $$('iframe')[0].contentWindow.document;
Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Last Resolved: 9 years ago
Resolution: --- → WONTFIX
alternatively, we could implement a "cd" helper function to change our context to the iframe's contentWindow. I believe Firebug has this.
Yeah, that's an option (though for me "cd" just seemed to send Firebug spinning). On the one hand, this seems like a bit of a niche need... but on the other, I can see someone with a lot of iframes wanting to be able to switch into one or another. I'll repurpose the bug toward that end, though this is still a feature to come sometime after Firefox 4.
Status: RESOLVED → REOPENED
Resolution: WONTFIX → ---
Summary: Access to JS functions defined within webpages is blocked by iframes → Ability to "cd" into different contexts (like iframe documents) for JS command line
yeah, cd never worked well in my experience. Neglected feature, I think. Agree that we shouldn't hold for this bug. It's a feature request and would be nice to have.
Severity: normal → enhancement
Whiteboard: [console-2]
Priority: -- → P3
Component: Developer Tools → Developer Tools: Console
OS: Windows 7 → All
Hardware: x86 → All
Summary: Ability to "cd" into different contexts (like iframe documents) for JS command line → Ability to execute code in sub-documents (iframes/frames)
Whiteboard: [console-2] → [console-2][parity-chrome]
Chrome does have this behavior at the GUI level, and allows you to set the 'window' context, and the 'browser' context. The window context, switches between layers of iframes, while the 'browser' context allows you to switch to extension background pages, content script context, and extension page context.
doing this as defined in the 1st couple of comments is confusing because you don't know the clear scoping of variables, and secondly the scoping is mostly at the page level and not at the iframe level, so it's hard to access globals in the iframe context.
This will be done with a nice UI, not as explained in the first comments. I marked the other bug as a duplicate of this one simply for tidying up - I've been doing web console bugs triage lately.
This was probably the most requested feature in my devtools booth today. We should probably consider raising the priority on this. Doing a simple UI like Firebug's cd command would be fine by me:
Let's remember that JSTerm is coming quite soon.
Do we have a plan for handling this in JSTerm? Could we just add a "cd" command there?
(In reply to Panos Astithas [:past] from comment #13) > Do we have a plan for handling this in JSTerm? Could we just add a "cd" > command there? That's the plan. Except that I called the command 'global' because this has nothing to do with directories.
Why "global"? "cd" is what firebug users use. I think we should re-use it. Or maybe "context".
I don't like "cd" for the obvious reason that it's not about changing directories, but it is about changing the global object.
(In reply to Joe Walker [:jwalker] from comment #16) > I don't like "cd" for the obvious reason that it's not about changing > directories, but it is about changing the global object. Apparently it worked well for Firebug users. Let's at least have an alias.
I find the fact that other browsers didn't add this quite telling. I'm fine with either though.
Chrome's solution is not terrible: I don't mind having a console helper to help navigate the frames, it's *also* great to have a visual list of frames like chrome does. Mihai - when you say this will be done with a 'nice ui', do we have design input there?
Jeff, I meant something like a drop-down selection for picking the iframe based on URL, similar to that of Chrome. A |cd| command is not easily discoverable, but I do agree we also need a console helper. On the topic of |cd| versus |global| I am of the opinion that |cd| is more appropriate - other tools use this, and there's not much benefit of using |global|.
(In reply to Mihai Sucan [:msucan] from comment #20) > Jeff, I meant something like a drop-down selection for picking the iframe > based on URL, similar to that of Chrome. A |cd| command is not easily > discoverable, but I do agree we also need a console helper. Ok, sounds good. > On the topic of |cd| versus |global| I am of the opinion that |cd| is more > appropriate - other tools use this, and there's not much benefit of using > |global|. I think I agree. When this gets landed make sure you log a docs bug.
We want iframes and any sub-docshell (window.open(…))
why not just a select box with all the availble frames, that would be way easier than a cd command.
I know from experience that debugging for example Facebook's apps/games is just about impossible without this feature. Voted, hope it's in progress.
Status: REOPENED → NEW
Feature implementation - this is fully working. Need to write tests.
Assignee: nobody → mihai.sucan
Status: NEW → ASSIGNED
CCing Alex who was trying something similar, albeit b2g-focused, today for inspiration..
I think "cd" should switch the console as well as scratchpad and any other JS input we come up with. Conversely, if we implement UI to do this ( chrome has a drop list for example ) the effect should be the same.
(In reply to Jeff Griffiths (:canuckistani) from comment #28) > I think "cd" should switch the console as well as scratchpad and any other > JS input we come up with. Conversely, if we implement UI to do this ( chrome > has a drop list for example ) the effect should be the same. True, but unfortunately this feature has been postponed for too long, in the hope we'll do actual work on a toolbox-level frame selection UI. We need that, but in the meantime, this is good enough. As for Scratchpad: you should be able to cd() from it as well. I'm not yet sure if cd() calls are 'shared'. I need to recheck how scratchpad uses the connection and the console actor. (In reply to Alexandre Poirot (:ochameau) from comment #27) >. This is great. You should continue the work on that, we still need a toolbox-level UI for frame selection.
Opera dragonfly had a toolbox-level UI for Frame selection (and even tab selection I think).
Patch with tests. Try push: cd() changes the eval scope for the console actor. Scratchpad reuses the console actor, which means it gets the new eval scope (tested). Scratchpad users can use cd() as well, when they need to change the eval scope. Looking forward to your review. Thanks! (take your time with the review - I know you guys are busy in Portland!)
Attachment #8377809 - Attachment is obsolete: true
Attachment #8378401 - Flags: review?(past).
Attachment #8378401 - Flags: review?(past) → review+
(In reply to Panos Astithas [:past] from comment #32) >)? I will add a comment. The progress listener doesnt need to be readded after navigation. The tab actor doesn't do it either. It continues to work. If I am not mistaken, the outer window is used. I will double-check this. > @@ . Yes, check the cd() jsterm helper. > :::. Yep. It's nicer to do cd('iframe') than cd($('iframe').contentWindow). Thanks for the review!
Landed: I can confirm the progress listener continues to work after page reloads. However, I updated the patch to use once(), so the event listener is cleared when it fires, and it also clears the _progressListenerActive flag. I did this to avoid potentially subtle bugs in the future when/if the behavior of that progress listener changes. Also added a comment for the flag as suggested.
Whiteboard: [console-2][parity-chrome] → [console-2][parity-chrome][fixed-in-fx-team]
Status: ASSIGNED → RESOLVED
Last Resolved: 9 years ago → 5 years ago
Resolution: --- → FIXED
Whiteboard: [console-2][parity-chrome][fixed-in-fx-team] → [console-2][parity-chrome]
Target Milestone: --- → Firefox 30
Mihai: - does that look OK?
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(In reply to Will Bamberg [:wbamberg] from comment #36) > Mihai: > > Web_Console#Working_with_iframes - does that look OK? Yes. Thank you! Much nicer explanation than what I came up with in my blog post and jsdoc. :)
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I was able to confirm the fix for this issue on Windows 7 64-bit [1], using the documentation from Comment 36 [2] with Firefox 30 Beta 5 (Build ID: 20140515140857). [1] Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:30.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/30.0 [2]
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Anyway! Back to the crux of the matter. I don't want to use the other programs, because really their just a crutch :/ . So far I've gotten it to retrieve my mailbox, get the emails, place them in a text file and read them. Here's what I want to happen (Mixed with my current code):
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import getpass, poplib, sys, os, time
Mailbox = poplib.POP3_SSL("pop.email_provider.com", 995)
Mailbox.user("MY_EMAIL")
Mailbox.pass_("MY_PASS")
messageCount = len(Mailbox.list() [1])
for i in range(messageCount):
for j in Mailbox.retr(i+1) [1]:
ff = open('Mail.txt', 'a')
ff.write(j)
ff.close()
infile = open('Mail.txt', "r")
text = infile.read()
infile.close
search = "test"
index = text.find(search)
if text.content(search):
Do cool stuffz here
The "if text.content(search):" Part is pseudo code obv. Anywho, thats the wishful thinking part, the ability to say if "Mail.txt" has "search" in it, then do cool stuffz. But I can't code the if statment -.-
Help a noob pl0x
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In this tutorial, we will learn to use EMQX Cloud MQTT broker. Firstly, we will learn how to connect an ESP32 development board with an EMQX Cloud MQTT broker. Our aim is to successfully make a connection between our ESP32 board and the MQTT broker using EMQX cloud and using its free public MQTT server. Additionally, we will also be able to subscribe to MQTT topics and publish messages using this free MQTT server. We will use the PubSubClient library to connect ESP32 with the MQTT broker. PubSubClient library provides useful functions to easily connect with MQTT brokers. After the ESP32 successfully connects with the MQTT broker, we will learn to subscribe to a particular topic.
MQTT<<
MQTT Broker
Broker is a hub that performs data receiving and sending functionality from publisher to subscriber. It receives messages from the publisher and decodes the message. After decoding the message, Broker sends the message to subscribed clients according to Topics.
As you can see in this diagram, central main component to publish/subscribe system is MQTT broker. Every device first sends message to the broker. After performing filtration on received data, it distribute command or message to each subscribed device.
How does MQTT Work?
The MQTT protocol enables resource constraint IoT devices to publish or send information about some topics to a server that functions as an MQTT message broker. The function of the broker is to push that piece of information to only those clients that are previously subscribed to that topic. In simple words, we can explain this basic idea as the publisher is responsible for generating and transmission of information to subscribers through a broker. The main function of a broker is to ensure security by checking the authorization of subscribers and publishers.
The MQTT protocol is divided into 4 stages such as connection, authentication, communication, and termination.
- First of all, a TCP / IP connection is initiated from client to broker by using a standard or custom port which is defined by a broker’s operation.
- While establishing a connection, it’s important to recognize that whether the server has continued an old session or a new session.
- The old session continued if reused client identity is provided to the broker.
For a detailed tutorial regarding MQTT Broker, follow the link: What is MQTT and How MQTT Works?
Installing PubSubClient MQTT Library the_3<<
ESP32 Public MQTT Broker Arduino Sketch
Open your Arduino IDE and go to File > New to open a new file. Copy the code given below in that file and save it. You need to enter your network credentials. Additionally, we will also have to specify topic to publish and subscribe to.
#include <WiFi.h> #include <PubSubClient.h> const char *ssid = "Your_SSID"; const char *password = "Your_Password"; const char *mqtt_broker = "broker.emqx.io"; const char *topic = "esp32/message"; const char *mqtt_username = "emqx"; const char *mqtt_password = "public"; const int mqtt_port = 1883; WiFiClient wifiClient; PubSubClient mqttClient(wifiClient); void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); WiFi.begin(ssid, password); while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED) { delay(500); Serial.println("Connecting to WiFi.."); } Serial.println("Connected to the WiFi network!"); mqttClient.setServer(mqtt_broker, mqtt_port); mqttClient.setCallback(callback);); } } mqttClient.publish(topic, "Hello! I am ESP32"); mqttClient.subscribe(topic); } void callback(char *topic, byte *payload, unsigned int length) { Serial.print("Message arrived in topic: "); Serial.println(topic); Serial.print("Message:"); for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) { Serial.print((char) payload[i]); } Serial.println(); Serial.println("************"); } void loop() { mqttClient.loop(); }
How the Code Works?
Let us understand how each part works to successfully connect the ESP32 board to the MQTT broker and also to include the publishing/subscribing functionality.
Installing Libraries
The code starts with including all the necessary libraries which are needed for the proper functionality of the code. The WiFi.h library will help in establishing the connection between our ESP32 module to a wireless network. Additionally, the PubSubClient library will be needed for MQTT protocol.
#include <WiFi.h> #include <PubSubClient broker parameters. As we are using EMQ X as the MQTT broker so we have defined the mqtt_broker as “broker.emqx.io.” Next we are specifying the topic as ‘esp32/message.’ You can change it according to your prefernce. For username and password, leave them as ’emqx’ and ‘public’. This is because we are using the free public MQTT server deployed on the EMQ X cloud. The port is also defined. You only need to change the topic variable according to your needs. Everything else remains the same.
const char *mqtt_broker = "broker.emqx.io"; const char *topic = "esp32/message"; const char *mqtt_username = "emqx"; const char *mqtt_password = "public"; const int mqtt_port = 1883;
Creating Objects
Next, we will create an object of WiFiClient called wifiClient which we will pass as a parameter inside PubSubClient mqttClient().
WiFiClient wifiClient; PubSubClient mqttClient(wifiClient);, password); while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED) { delay(500); Serial.println("Connecting to WiFi.."); } Serial.println("Connected to the WiFi network!");
Next, we will configure the MQTT broker which will also set up the call-back.
mqttClient.setServer(mqtt_broker, mqtt_port); mqttClient.setCallback(callback);
The following lines of code will check for a successful connection of the ESP32 board with the MQTT broker and display it on the serial monitor. First, it will store the unique MAC address of the ESP32 board in the variable ‘client_id.’ Then, through mqttClient.connect() we will pass the MAC address, the MQTT username and password to successfully connect with the public MQTT broker.); } }
In case, the connection is successfully made then the ESP32 client will subscribe to the message saved in the variable ‘topic’ by using mqttClient.subscribe(). In our case the topic was ‘esp32/message.’ This will be used to receive messages from the MQTT broker. To publish messages to MQTT topic we will use mqttCleint.publish() and pass the message ‘Hello! I am ESP32’ inside it. This will be published to the server by ESP32 when a successful connection is made.
mqttClient.publish(topic, "Hello! I am ESP32"); mqttClient.subscribe(topic);
void callback()
We will use the callback() function to subscribe to MQTT topics so that our ESP32 board will be able to receive messages of that topic. We had subscribed our ESP32 board to the “esp32/message” topic. In the callback() function, the client will receive the messages of the subscribed topic. These will get displayed in the serial monitor.
void callback(char *topic, byte *payload, unsigned int length) { Serial.print("Message arrived in topic: "); Serial.println(topic); Serial.print("Message:"); for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) { Serial.print((char) payload[i]); } Serial.println(); Serial.println("************"); }
loop()
This will create an indefinite connection with the MQTT server.
mqttClient.loop();
Uploading Code ESP32 board and the public MQTT broker.
Testing Publishing and Subscription on MQTT X Client
For testing purposes we will use the MQTT 5.0 client tool – MQTT X. To download this application follow the link:
The following page will open. Click ‘Download.’
As we are using Windows, hence we will download the setup for it. You can choose appropriately according to your operating system.
After the installation is complete, open MQTT X application. Head over to ‘+ New Connection.’
Add the details as shown below. For the Name specify ‘public’ and leave the rest as default. Then click ‘Connect’ to start the connection between the server and the module.
The connection has become active as indicated by the green dot under Connections. Now go to ‘+ New Subscription.’
Add the subscription topic which we used in the program sketch. In our case, it is ‘esp32/message.’ Click Confirm.
Now, the ESP32 publishes the message: “Hello! I am ESP32” which is highlighted below.
Now we will check the ESP32 topic subscription on the topic where we have subscribed our ESP32 module. Add the topic ‘esp32/message’ as highlighted in red and the message that is highlighted in blue. Write any text which you want to send to your board. Click the send button.
You can view the same message being sent by the server and the board as the topic has been subscribed and the message it contained published.
Open your serial monitor. You will be able to see the same message get published to your ESP32 board.
Inside the MQTT X application, you can also view the number of messages published and received as shown below.
You can even view individual published and received messages.
Published Messages Received Messages
Conclusion
In conclusion, we were able to successfully connect our ESP32 board to a free public MQTT broker and tested publishing and subscribing with the help of EMQ X cloud and MQTT X. You can even send useful sensor readings from the module to the broker via MQTT protocol. We have another tutorial dedicated to that where we used HiveMQ as the MQTT broker. Follow the link below to access it: | https://microcontrollerslab.com/connect-esp32-to-emqx-cloud-mqtt-broker-arduino-ide/ | CC-MAIN-2021-39 | refinedweb | 1,460 | 59.19 |
Educause Announces Plans To Sign .edu TLD With DNSSEC 49
jhutkd writes "Educause (who run the .edu gTLD) announced today that they will deploy DNSSEC and sign the .edu zone by the end of March 2010. This will enable all educational institutions to benefit from deploying DNSSEC via the secure delegation hierarchy starting with IANA's ITAR (a temporary surrogate for the root zone signing), going through .edu, down to schools, and potentially leading all the way down to individual departments.."
Good FA (Score:4, Informative)
Very informative and well written, kudos to the submitter. For those who don't want to RTFA and wonder what DNSSEC is (not all of us are computer nerds)
Re:Good FA (Score:5, Interesting)
One thing that I'm not clear on at all but would like to understand is, is there any chance that DNSSEC will let us get rid of SSL certificate authorities?
Maybe that's a dumb question, but what I have in mind is this: if we can provide authenticated/signed pairing of DNS information to IP addresses, could we also put a SSL certificate into the mix and therefore know that the SSL cert is valid for that domain name? Wouldn't that at least give us SSL certs that verified the site was owned by the person who owned the domain, even if it didn't do any kind of "Extended validation" stuff?
Re: (Score:3, Informative)
You've actually hit onto something that some people think is _very_ important:
By putting the fingerprint of your SSL cert in a DNS record, you could do something like what you are suggesting... ymmv
Re: (Score:2)
Yes, and this also exists today (assuming you have working DNSSEC) for OpenSSH.
That is, OpenSSH is already programmed to be able to confirm a remote host fingerprint by looking in DNS. This means "ssh foo.example.com" would reliably connect you to the machine that example.com's owners call 'foo' subject only to interference from the COM registry operator and the DNS root. If someone spoofs DNS, DNSSEC will report it, if they try to spoof the machine itself or TCP/IP, the OpenSSH fingerprint won't match. If
Re: (Score:2, Informative)
No, DNSSEC guarantees (via digital signature) that the DNS lookup for returns the correct IP address
SSL certs will guarantee that your browser's connection to that IP address (via https) is not being hijacked by a MTM adversary
Two very different attack vectors being protected there
And if you think Verisign, Twarte, et al, are going to give up that lucrative business, you so crazy
Re:Good FA (Score:5, Informative)
Are you aware that DNS has the ability to publish more than simply an IP address? Like say.. a key?
If DNSSEC supplies a secure channel to a trusted authority (which it sounds like it does), then I see no reason why it can't replace the certificate authorities. Likely the biggest impediment to this is simply the time required for DNSSEC to be supported down to the individual machine level.
Re: (Score:2)
Like GP said.
If you think Verisign is going to give up that lucrative business, you are crazy.
Re: (Score:3, Interesting)
Like GP said.
If you think Verisign is going to give up that lucrative business, you are crazy.
1) They don't have a choice in the matter.
2) This is probably why they're pushing "Extended Validation" certs now.
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Simply ensuring your dns is not compromised is not enough. Just because you have correct DNS information does not ensure you know who your talking with, yes you have the right, IP,MX,TXT or whatever record but my evil router up stream can still NAT or route your traffic address to that IP to my evil spoofing web server.
Re:Good FA (Score:5, Informative)
But along with signing your DNS records, you can sign a text record containing a hash of your webservers SSL cert, that way anyone who can verify your DNS records can also check that the SSL cert they are being provided with belongs to the owner of the DNS entries. (You know these are correct and have not been MITMed because they are signed by the previous level of DNS, up to the root zone which you have to acquire in some secure way.
Re:Good FA (Score:5, Interesting)
Yeah, I wasn't under the impression that getting rid of CAs was the purpose of DNSSEC, but it seemed like one possible side effect. Just to spell out my thoughts a bit more, when you say that DNSSEC guarantees that the DNS lookup returns the correct IP, I'm under the impression that "correct" is defined as "whatever the domain owner says is correct", i.e. it enables you to verify that whatever is in the DNS record is actually what the domain holder put in his DNS record.
Now I'm not claiming to understand the intricacies of how DNSSEC works, but it seems to me that once you have a signature that is able to verify that information comes from a given domain owner, you probably have the infrastructure in place for passing other information comes from the domain holder, too. So even if DNSSEC can't do this right now, you've possibly laid the groundwork for someone to stick a public key into the DNS record for a given server. If you can verify that the public key given for a particular server is authentic, then that public key can be used to prevent a man-in-the-middle attack.
I mean, ultimately what CAs are doing in most cases is verifying that a small bit of data, i.e. the public key for SSL encryption, is actually being provided by the domain that it's claiming to come from. If you can do this through your domain registrar and DNS servers, then CAs become unnecessary except for any extended validation of identity that you want to do.
But this would be very important in my mind, because it might allow SSL to become essentially free in cases where extended validation isn't necessary.
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This is a question you need to ask browser vendors. Putting a self-signed CERT in the DNS is relatively easy. There is even a specific record type, CERT, to store it in. Signing the records it the same as signing any other record in the DNS. The hard part is convincing browser vendors to look in the DNS for the CERT record and to establish the chain of trust back to a DNS trust anchor.
To do this the browser needs secure path (by using TSIG, SIG(0) or TKEY) to a validating resolver it trusts and look at
Re: (Score:2)
Well I would guess that browser vendors would implement it if DNS records were generally signed and therefore trustworthy. Or at least decent browsers would.
Why We Need It (Score:2)
By digitally signing DNS responses with public-key cryptography, we will be improving the security of one critical aspect of the Internetâ"the Domain Name Systemâ"which otherwise could be exploited for the purposes of fraud or even cyberterrorism. It is our hope that with widespread deployment DNSSEC will help improve Internet security for the higher education community.
Some more information on why we need this can be found on Wikipedia's page for DNS cache poisoning [wikipedia.org]. It's great this is going out to the "higher education community" but when is it going to catch on world wide? Is it like IPv6 where we need to wait for a catastrophic failure? One day when resolves to the IP of for some noticeable fraction of the populace?
Re:Why We Need It (Score:4, Informative)
Uhh...
.org has already signed. .se (Sweden) has been signed for years.
If you want to get a list of all signed domains, check out: [ucla.edu]
Look up any TLDs you want there.
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Hm. (Score:1, Funny)
I understand most of the words, but I don't understand the implication. Will somebody please form a car analogy?
TIA
Re:Hm. (Score:5, Informative)
The itnernets is a freeway.
.edu lane on the freeway will soon be secured with DNSSEC.
Each top level domain is a lane on that freeway.
The
DNSSEC is basically a signature on all the freeway signs.
school.edu - 5 miles
becomes
school.edu - 5 miles
-Signed by school.edu
This way those punks at pornschool.com can't put up their own fake freeway signs that say "school.edu - next exit" in an attempt to make you get off when you don't want to.
Re:Hm. (Score:5, Funny)
This way those punks at pornschool.com can't put up their own fake freeway signs that say "school.edu - next exit" in an attempt to make you get off when you don't want to.
Best...Double-Entendre...Ever...
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*polite applause*
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It means that you can find your car in a parking garage potentially filled with cars nearly identical to yours. Moreover, your key will only fit your car.
Re:Hm. (Score:4, Interesting)
Okay. Educause Motors Corp. makes a model called the EduCar that they will sell only to educational institutions, like college campuses or school districts. Earlier models didn't have locks or keys, but instead used a system whereby you had to show to your educational institution paperwork to the onboard camera before you could open the door. Once inside, you have push-button start. The new EduCar will feature secure keys and locks, but you still need to show your educational paperwork to get one.
Other models, which require no educational paperwork, are available from a wide variety of manufacturers such as GoDaddy Motors, Network Solutions Motors, Register Motors, etc., will continue to sell their ComCars, OrgCars, NetCars, etc. without keys or locks.
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I think this is the best car analogy (allegory?) ever.
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Actually, OrgCars are adding keys and locks. [slashdot.org]
Re:Hm. (Score:5, Funny)
It would be like if your car's PCV valve required a permissive signal from the EGR valve via CAN-BUS linkage to MPI and DOHC. The ECR module would then TBI the MPG and various other RWHPs. Failing that the EFI unit ATF AC unit BTDC more of the CCs than CUINs. As long as your crank was CCW and you had COPI you would be good to go. Unless the CTVS was broken. In which case both your FWD and 4WD was unusable. You'd need to measure MAP and calibrate the VSS or you'll go WOT, and with NOS then you will likely exceed the allowable RPMs.
DOHV. OD. LED taillights. HO engine. blah blah blah.
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I, For One, (Score:3, Funny)
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That was lame. Apparently when it comes to DNS jokes, you're not that
.educable.
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th.at w.as la.me. Apparent.ly when
.it com.es .to DNS jok.es, you'.re not th.at .educable.
FTFY. You're education wasn't sufficiently international.
(Austria, American Samoa, Montenegro, Libya, Italy, Spain, Tonga, Spain, Reunion, Austria, if anyone's wondering.)
Administratium (Score:4, Insightful).
Right. It's the administrative costs that are keeping it from being deployed. Sex.com sold for $14 million. I'd be willing to guess that the namespace of domains worth > $1,000 is totals several hundred million. Right now, the security to protect the aforementioned virtual properties is like a vault with a screen door out the back. It's a source of great internal amusement to me that in the real world our schools have some of the worst physical security, but soon they'll have some of the best digital security.
.bnk? (Score:4, Insightful)
Can't they just use DNSSEC for banks (optionally give a tld for anything financial)
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What makes a bank is defined by the government, not ICANN.
What makes an educational institute is also defined by the government, i fail to see your point.
What makes a bank is defined by the government, not ICANN.
Few people check for EV/SSL, so if you DNS hijack a site many people will fall for it.
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hmm (Score:2)
How little people actually care ... (Score:4, Insightful)
This is offtopic, but important.
Look at how few people comment on this article, which is a very important step forward for the Internet, yet there are 3 to 4 times more comments on the article about running Linux on a Kindle.
Since Slashdot is basically a representation of the OSS and technical worlds view on things, its very sad that people who are supposed to be intelligent, thoughtful creatures get excited over something as pointless as running Linux on Kindle, but care so little about something that is important to the Internet as a whole.
I realize that most people here are Linux fanboys (and this is one time I'm not saying it to be insulting, I'm a FreeBSD fanboy for instance, its okay as long as you are rational about it) so that means Linux related topics are going to get more coverage here, but
... 3 to 4 times more people care about running Linux on a device like the Kindle than DNSSEC for a TLD ... thats just freaking sad to me :(
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Speaking as someone at an
.edu, we all saw this news yesterday. There are many other venues besides Slashdot that cater to higher ed IT, and it's being discussed elsewhere.
I wouldn't call the low comment count a sign of disinterest, but rather a sign that there aren't a lot of our peers here so it's not a productive forum for this sort of thing.
--saint
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I am much more familiar with the enums in C# but it seems like enums in the Java is a quite different.
Currently I am trying to use the switch statement @ enums in my below code but I always face the below error no matter what I am doing.
The error I receive is as below:
The qualified case label MySomeClass.MyAnotherClass.MyEnum.MYVALUE_A must be replaced with the unqualified enum constant MYVALUE_A
I am able to understand the error but I am unable to write the MYVALUE_A as my enum is located in the another sub-class. Is there any way to solve my problem?
//My Main Class
public class MySomeClass {
//My Sub-Class
public static class MyAnotherClass {
public enum MyEnum {
MYVALUE_A, MYVALUE_B
}
public MyEnum myEnum;
}
public void mysomeMethod() {
MyEnum myenumExample //...
switch (myenumExample) {
case MyAnotherClass.MyEnum.MYVALUE_A: { <-- facing error on this line
//..
break;
}
}
}
The Java infers automatically any type of the elements in the case, so your labels must be unqualified as shown in below example :
int j;
switch(j) {
case 9: // <- Here integer is expected
MyEnum mye;
switch (mye) {
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Methods are defined with the
def keyword, followed by the method name and an optional list of parameter names in parentheses. The Ruby code between
def and
end represents the body of the method.
def hello(name) "Hello, #{name}" end
A method invocation specifies the method name, the object on which it is to be invoked (sometimes called the receiver), and zero or more argument values that are assigned to the named method parameters.
hello("World") # => "Hello, World"
When the receiver is not explicit, it is
self.
Parameter names can be used as variables within the method body, and the values of these named parameters come from the arguments to a method invocation.
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10 Myths About Java in 2019
Java turned 24 years old on May 23, 2019. That’s pretty old for a programming language. The fact that it’s still widely used and runs many of the world’s largest organizations is nothing short of incredible. But it has a unique impression problem among languages in that it means two very distinct things: Java the language and Java the runtime.
Many developers, of course, think Java is old and therefore shouldn’t be used. And yet the most popular programming language today - JavaScript - was born fewer than six months after Java! But I digress.
Java the runtime is called the Java Virtual Machine, or JVM, and only rarely do people complain about the JVM. Most developers are impressed by its features, and many popular Java alternative languages like Clojure, Groovy, JRuby, Kotlin, and Scala run on the JVM.
Adding to the confusion, there’s both the JDK (Java Development Kit) and the JRE (Java Runtime Environment). The former is used by developers to write and compile Java code and the latter is used to run Java applications. End users shouldn’t have to worry about this, yet it’s a common problem for developers to set their
JAVA_HOME to point to the JRE location on their system. The
JAVA_HOME environment variable should point to your JDK installation, and it’s unlikely Java will work well if it’s not.
This article dispels some of the most common myths about Java (and hopefully clears up some confusion too). I started by compiling my own list of myths and then asked other Java developers if they thought those myths were fair and accurate. That was interesting enough, but I quickly realized it wasn’t really the information I was looking for; I was looking at myths about Java from the wrong perspective. I needed to get the perspectives of non-Java developers.
So I asked the following in a company Slack room full of Java haters:
For those with a negative opinion of Java, can you tell me why you don’t like it?
This question gave me the perspective I wanted! It also sparked a bit of a mini-debate and resulted in a plethora of replies with some good answers. Now let’s get on with trying to dispel the myths about Java in 2019.
Below is a list of reasons why my fellow developers have a negative opinion of Java. Below each section header, I’ve attempted a counter-argument.
1. Java is Heavy
To be more precise: Java is heavy compared to interpreted languages like Python, Ruby, or JavaScript.
I can see how this is a common opinion. If you tried Java anytime before 2014, chances are you had to jump through a lot of hoops to get things set up. You had to install a JDK, a build tool (or IDE), then configure your IDE or build tool to work. The getting started process was heavy.
But no more! In 2019, you can create a Spring Boot app with start.spring.io in seconds and the build tool is included in your download.
# install SDKMAN curl -s " | bash # install JDK sdk install java # create app curl -d dependencies=web -d javaVersion=11 -o demo.zip # unzip, then run it cd demo && ./mvnw spring-boot:run
As far as the language is concerned, it is… "high ceremony" in that it requires a bit more plumbing to create basic applications. Java 8 reduced a lot of complaints when it added lambdas; some even say lambdas have caused a reduction in enthusiasm for Scala. Urs Peter has a good article on Java 8 vs Scala: a Feature Comparison.
The major gripe I’ve seen from developers is you have to write getters and setters for POJOs (plain old Java objects). This will soon be eliminated with Java Records. You can eliminate writing tedious getters and setters now using Project Lombok.
Other than that, "heavy" can refer to static typing or EJBs (Enterprise Java Beans). "Java is heavy" makes me think of Java EE, app servers, and EJBs. Yet, the Java I use today feels lightweight - I wait less time for Spring Boot to compile/start than I do for my TypeScript to compile!
Super-fast startup times have become a trend; popularized by Micronaut and Quarkus. Even Spring Boot has been influenced by this movement.
As far as Java EE is concerned, well that’s over. Jakarta EE is the 🔥 new thing and MicroProfile is leading the charge to standardize Java microservice architectures that are cloud ready. MicroProfile even offers a way to create applications using the command line, much like Spring Boot.
Is it true? In the past, yes. Not in 2019.
2. Java Is Long-Winded Compared to C#
I had to ask for clarification on this one: "I remember having to write longer "sentences" in Java". They also mentioned having to use fully qualified references inline.
This is typically not the fault of the language, but rather frameworks. After all, Spring Framework’s longest class name is 97 characters long!
HasThisTypePatternTriedToSneakInSomeGenericOrParameterizedTypePatternMatchingStuffAnywhereVisitor
I agree that frameworks can be overly verbose but it’s useful for class names to be expressive. Regardless, you can use whatever names you like for your classes. Just don’t use an
I prefix for your interfaces. That convention died long ago.
Using fully qualified class names is only a problem when you have the same class name in different packages. I’ve only run into this a handful of times in projects I’ve worked on. Adding
import x as y to the Java language would solve this problem, but it’s rarely an issue IMO.
Is it true? No. Java isn’t long-winded. Some of its popular frameworks are.
3. Packaging and Dependency Management Is Confusing
Now that I know the intricacies of Maven and Gradle, I think dependency management works quite well in Java. However, I do remember migrating AppFuse from Ant to Maven back in 2005 took a full year and I had to go to the hospital for burnout at one point. Now that I’m recovered, and Maven hasn’t changed much in 10 years, I rarely think about how to use it.
I realize that people new to Java don’t feel the same way. When they open a large
pom.xml or
build.gradle and they want to add a new dependency, they might not know where to add it. Especially if the project uses profiles and has multiple
<dependency> blocks.
For Node projects, all you need is a
package.json project and it’s pretty straightforward. Want to add custom behavior? Just add some lines to the
script block. Want to add a new dependency? Just run
npm i groupId/artifactId.
I do think it would be cool if Maven and Gradle had something like
mvn add groupId/artifactId.
I also think dependency resolution is much better in Java than in JavaScript. Maven and Gradle store artifacts in a single location instead of within each project and the convention in Java projects is to lock down the version. JavaScript projects tend to use version ranges and people break semantic versions rules all the time. Maven supports version ranges too, but virtually no one uses them in Javaland.
As far as packaging goes, just create a JAR. Nothing else is really necessary. Make JAR, not WAR!
Is it true? Yes. While most Java developers would say dependency management is not confusing, the fact people feel like they have to learn Maven and Gradle indicates otherwise. No one has to learn how
package.json works to be an effective Node developer. As for webpack, that’s a whole different ball game! 😅
4. The Preference of Objects over Primitives Is Annoying
Java supports primitives like
int and
boolean, and object types like
Integer and
Boolean. Primitives use less memory and are much faster. So why does Java recommend you use objects? I can think of a couple of reasons:
Primitives can’t be
null(the default value for
intis
0;
falsefor
boolean)
Primitives can’t be used with generics
Baeldung has a good post on Java Primitives versus Objects.
Is it true? Yes. We prefer objects over primitives for the reasons stated above. You can use lighter and faster primitives but beware of the caveats.
5. Strong Typing and the Diamond Operator Sucks
There are many dynamic language aficionados that simply hate static typing. If you’re not a fan of static typing, Java probably won’t work for you. However, if you want to deploy apps on the JVM, you might like Groovy! It doesn’t have static typing by default, but you can add it if you want it.
I’m not sure I understand why non-Java developers think the Diamond Operator sucks. Maybe because you need to type it? My IDE usually handles that code completion for me.
Is it true? Yes, Java requires strong typing. And large codebases usually benefit from it.
6. Java Sucks Because It Relies on XML for Framework Config vs JSON
In the days of J2EE, EJB, and early Spring versions, this was true. However, the default config files for Java apps are properties files, which are pretty tough to mess up. I’ve rarely misconfigured a properties file; I certainly can’t say the same for JSON or YAML.
Spring created XML Hell, forcing developers to create pages and pages of XML to configure their Spring beans. After all, Spring’s most popular feature was dependency injection and XML provided a convenient way to do it in 2004.
But the Spring team also created a better alternative called Java Config, becoming mainstream in 2014 with Spring Boot. It’s pure Java, which enables a much safer config mechanism because you have all the benefits of inspection, autocompletion, and error checking that an IDE will do for you.
Is it true? No. Not in 2019.
7. You Need to Carefully Tweak Your IDE to Get the Basics
When most people think of Java development, you have to install a JDK, install your IDE, point your IDE to the correct JDK, etc. It’s no surprise people think Java IDEs are heavy.
If installing a JDK is a pain for you, use SDKMAN! Same goes for managing your
JAVA_HOME environment variable. SDKMAN has extracted this problem away for me, and it’s just no longer a concern.
It’s true that if you have more than one JDK installed, you will have to configure your IDE to point to it. I think you’d have the same problem with Node, Ruby, or .NET; this is not a Java-specific problem.
So are Java IDEs heavy? Yep. In fact, when I first started programming in Java (in the late 90s), I used HomeSite because I found it fast to startup and lightweight to use. I didn’t use an IDE until Eclipse came along! Eclipse was the first IDE fast enough to be tolerable. These days, I use vi, TextMate, or VS Code when I need a lightweight editor.
Is it true? If you only have one JDK installed, I don’t think so. Otherwise, yes.
8. JAVA_HOME and All the Other Environment Variables Are Really Confusing
Defining
JAVA_HOME can be required, but not if you use SDKMAN. I ran
export JAVA_HOME= and was able to run Maven and Gradle just fine.
Is it true? Yep. Don’t use
JAVA_HOME.
9. Java Is Stupidly Complex Without an IDE
Stupidly complex are some awfully strong words. Let’s dig in.
When using HomeSite to write Java, I had to look up package names and manually add the imports. Today? With an IDE, the import happens automatically. With an IDE, code completion happens. With an IDE, I’m prompted to refactor code and make it simpler.
Even when writing JavaScript or TypeScript, I prefer an IDE for the auto-imports and code completion.
Is it true? Yes. I think development, in general, and no matter the programming language, is complex without an IDE. IDEs can save you thousands of keystrokes in a day and are tremendously helpful when refactoring.
10. Java Licensing Is Confusing
I think most Java developers will agree that licensing has been a confusing topic recently. Especially since the JDK became OpenJDK and with so many different distributions.
The funny thing about this particular point is no non-Java developers mentioned it. Even though we as Java developers think it’s confusing, no one outside of the Java community is really concerned. Maybe it’s because they’re no longer interested in Java.
Is it true? No. Java licensing is not confusing. If you’d like to download and install a JDK, use AdoptOpenJDK. If you’d rather use something that automates installing Java and switching Java versions, use SDKMAN! For more info on this subject, see Which Java SDK Should You Use?
Java vs JavaScript
In my experience, most of the people that hate Java these days are JavaScript developers. They love the dynamic nature of JavaScript and how it can now be used on the client and server. Personally, I love the combination of JavaScript on the front end and Java on the backend. You’ve also got to love that this was the vision for JavaScript from day 1 when it was first announced:
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Learn More about Java and JavaScript
We’re big fans of Java, JavaScript, and many other languages here at Okta. And there are diehard Ruby, Python, C#, Groovy, and Kotlin fans in our midst. While we tend to write about the most popular languages on this blog, at the end of the day we’re also curious developers. We like to learn new things and try to keep an open mind.
Do you hear about other Java myths you feel compelled to refute? Did we miss any you agree with? Let us know in the comments!
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Lecture 18 — Classes, Part 1¶
Overview¶
- Define our own types and associated functions
- Encapsulate data and functionality
- Raise the “level of abstraction” in our code
- Make code easier to write and test
- Reuse code
Potential Examples¶
In each of these, think about what data you might need to store to represent the “object” and what functionality you might need to apply to the data.
- Date
- Time
- Point
- Rectangle
- Student
- Animal
- Molecule
An Example from Earlier in the Semester¶
- Think about how difficult it was to keep track of the information about each restaurant in the Yelp data.
- You had to:
- Remember the indices of (a) the restaurant name, (b) the latitude and longitude, (c) the type of restaurant, (d) the address, etc.
- Form a separate list inside the list for the ratings.
- Write additional functions to exploit this information
- If we used a class to represent each restaurant:
- All of the information about the restaurant would be stored and accessed as named attributes
- Information about the restaurants would be accessed through functions that we write for the class.
Point2d Class¶
Simplest step is to just tell Python that
Point2dwill exist as a class, deferring the addition of information until later.
class Point2d(object): pass
The Python reserved word
passsays that this is the end of the class definition.
- We will not need this later when we put information into the class.
Attributes¶
- Classes do not get interesting until we put something in them.
- The first thing we want is variables so that we can put data into a class.
- In Python these variables are often called attributes.
- Other languages call them member variables.
- We will see three different ways to specify attributes.
Assigning Attributes to Each Instance¶
Points have an
xand a
ylocation, so we can write, for example,
from math import sqrt p = Point2d() p.x = 10 p.y = 5 dist_from_origin = sqrt(p.x**2 + p.y**2)
We have to do this for each class instance.
This is prone to mistakes:
- Could forget to assign the attributes
- Could accidentally use different names for what is intended to be the same attribute.
Example of an error
q = Point2d() q.x = -5 dist_from_origin = sqrt(q.x**2 + q.y**2) # q.y does not exist
Defining the Attributes Inside the Class¶now have two attributes,
xand
y, and they are each initialized to 0.
We no longer need the
passbecause there is now something in the class.
Defining the Attributes Through An Initializer / Constructor¶
We still need to initialize
xand
yto values other than
0:
p = Point2d() p.x = 10 p.y = 5
What we’d really like to do is initialize them at the time we actually create the
Point2dobject::
- Python uses names that start and end with two
'_'to indicate functions with special meanings. We have already seen this with operators and we’ll see more soon.
- The name
selfis special notation to indicate that the object itself is passed to the function.()
Methods — Functions Associated with the Class¶
Exercise¶
Another special method/function — one that we have to write — is
__str__which converts an object to a string. Write method
__str__for the
Point2dso that it produces the following
>>> q = Point2d(5,10) >>> print str(q) (5,10)
Write a new
Point2dmethod called
scalethat takes as an input argument a single value and multiples both the
xand
yattributes by this value.
Classes and Modules¶
- Each class should generally be put into its own module, or several closely-related classes should be combined in a single module.
- During lecture we will place the code for
Point2dinto its own module.
- Doing so is good practice for languages like C++ and Java, where classes are placed in separate files.
- Testing code can be included in the module or placed in a separate module.
Operators and Other Special Functions¶variables (objects) just like we do with int and float variable (objects).
We implement these by writing the special functions
__add__,
__sub__, and
__neg__
For example, inside the
Point2dclass we might have
def __add__(self,other): return Point2d(self.x + other.x, self.y+other.y)
Similarly, we can define boolean operators such as
==and
!=through the special functions
__eq__and
__neq__
Exercise¶
- Write the implementation of
__sub__for
Point2d
- Write the implementation of
__neg__for
Point2d
- Write the implementation of
__mul__for
Point2d
- This function should be like the
scalefunction, except it should create a new object instead of modifying an existing one.
- Write the implementation of
__eq__for
Point2d
When to Modify, When to Create New Object¶
- Some methods, such as
scale, modify a single
Point2dobject
- Other methods, such as our operators, create new
Point2dobjects without modifying existing ones.
- The choice between this is made on a method-by-method basis by thinking about the meaning — the semantics — of the behavior of the method.
Programming Conventions¶
- Don’t create attributes outside the class.
- Don’t directly access or change attributes except through class methods.
- Languages like C++ and Java have constructions that enforce this.
- In languages like Python it is not a hard-and-fast rule.
- Class design is often most effective by thinking about the required methods rather than the required attributes.
- As an example, we rarely think about how the Python
listand
dictclasses are implemented.
Time Example¶
- In the remainder of the lecture, we will work through an extended example of a
Timeclass
- By this, we mean the time of day, measured in hours, minutes and seconds.
- We’ll brainstorm some of the methods we might need to have.
- We’ll then consider several different ways to represent the time internally:
- Hours, minutes and seconds
- Seconds only
- Military time
- Despite potential internal differences, the methods — or at least the way we call them — will remain the same
- This is an example of the notion of encapsulation, which we will discuss more in Lecture 19.
- At the end of lecture, the resulting code will be posted and exercises will be generated to complete the class definition.
Summary¶
- Define new types in Python by creating classes
- Classes consist of attributes and methods
- Attributes should be defined and initialized through the special method call
__init__. This is a constructor
- Other special methods allow us to create operators for our classes.
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Creating Visual Web Parts for Sharepoint 2010 using Visual Studio 2010 – Part 1
Visual Studio 2010 development tools for Sharepoint 2010 provide an easy way to develop custom solutions for Sharepoint with minimum effort. Developing for Sharepoint 2010 is now as easy as developing ASP.NET web applications.
Development tools like project template specific for Sharepoint 2010, Workflow templates and Visual Web Parts templates greatly enhances developer productivity and saves lot of development time.
In this article, we’re going to see how to use visual web part template and develop a custom solution in Sharepoint 2010 with minimum code and effort.
Case Study
We’re going to create a web part that will display a list of available SharePoint lists in the current web site. Once the web part is developed and deployed into the site, it can be used in any Sharepoint page.
Solution
Follow these steps to create a new project in Visual Studio 2010.
Open Visual Studio 2010, Select File, New, Project from the menu.
Select Visual C#, SharePoint, 2010 from Installed Templates
Select Visual Web Part and type name and location for your project files
Select where you want to deploy your project
Once project is successfully created, Visual Studio 2010 will provide you with a default web part called VisualWebPart1. We can add as many web parts as we want for our project.
Customizing Visual Web Part
Design the web part to your requirements, in this case we’ve added a Label and Listbox control from the Toolbox.
Goto the Page_Load event of the control and add the following code accordingly:
using System;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts;
using Microsoft.SharePoint;
namespace VisualWebPartProject1.vwpList
{
public partial class vwpListUserControl : UserControl
{
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
SPWeb web = SPContext.Current.Web;
lbLists.Items.Clear();
foreach (SPList list in web.Lists)
{
lbLists.Items.Add(new ListItem(list.Title,
list.ID.ToString()));
}
}
}
}
The code is simple, we’re creating a SPWeb object for the current sharepoint site and looping through the lists and populating the list control with sharepoint list name and id.
That’s it, run the project (press F5) from Visual Studio 2010 to deploy and test the solution.
The Run command will deploy the custom solution to the sharepoint site we’ve mentioned while creating the project.
Insert the web part into sharepoint page by doing the following:
Select Edit to edit the sharepoint page.
Goto Insert tab and click Web Part
Select Custom from Categories and web part name Web Parts section
Click Add to insert our new web part into the page.
Summary
In just about minutes we’ve developed a fully functional web part that is ready to be used across sharepoint sites. Though we’ve started simple, in the coming articles we’ll explore more options about how to work with sharepoint object like lists, document libraries, workflows etc. and create custom solutions with minimum effort.
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The.
Qt LIFO and FIFO semantics.
Qt. only pitfall is that you must insert a space between the closing angle brackets (>); otherwise the C++ compiler will misinterpret the two >'s as a right-shift operator (>>) and report a syntax error.:
struct Movie { int id; QString title; QDate releaseDate; };), Java-style iterators point between items rather than directly at items. For this reason, they are either pointing to the very beginning of the container (before the first item), at the very end of the container (after the last item), or between two items. The diagram below shows the valid iterator positions as red arrows for a list containing four items:
Here's a typical loop for iterating through all the elements of a QList<QString> in order and printing them to the console:
QList<QString> list; list << "A" << "B" << "C" << "D"; QListIterator<QString> i(list); while (i.hasNext()) qDebug() << i.next();
It works as follows: The QList to iterate over is passed to the QListIterator constructor. At that point, the iterator is located just in front of the first item in the list (before item "A"). Then we call hasNext() to check whether there is an item after the iterator. If there is, we call next() to jump over that item. The next() function returns the item that it jumps over. For a QList<QString>, that item is of type QString.
Here's how to iterate backward in a QList:
QListIterator<QString> i(list); i.toBack(); while (i.hasPrevious()) qDebug() << i.previous();
The code is symmetric with iterating forward, except that we start by calling toBack() to move the iterator after the last item in the list.
The diagram below illustrates the effect of calling next() and previous() on an iterator:
The following table summarizes the QListIterator API:
QListIterator provides no functions to insert or remove items from the list as we iterate. To accomplish this, you must use QMutableListIterator. Here's an example where we remove all odd numbers from a QList<int> using QMutableListIterator:
QMutableListIterator<int> i(list); while (i.hasNext()) { if (i.next() % 2 != 0) i.remove(); }
The next() call in the loop is made every time. It jumps over the next item in the list. The remove() function removes the last item that we jumped over from the list. The call to remove() does not invalidate the iterator, so it is safe to continue using it. This works just as well when iterating backward:
QMutableListIterator<int> i(list); i.toBack(); while (i.hasPrevious()) { if (i.previous() % 2 != 0) i.remove(); }
If we just want to modify the value of an existing item, we can use setValue(). In the code below, we replace any value larger than 128 with 128:
QMutableListIterator<int> i(list); while (i.hasNext()) { if (i.next() > 128) i.setValue(128); }
Just like remove(), setValue() operates on the last item that we jumped over. If we iterate forward, this is the item just before the iterator; if we iterate backward, this is the item just after the iterator.
The next() function returns a non-const reference to the item in the list. For simple operations, we don't even need setValue():
QMutableListIterator<int> i(list); while (i.hasNext()) i.next() *= 2;
As mentioned above, QLinkedList's, QVector's, and QSet's iterator classes have exactly the same API as QList's. We will now turn to QMapIterator, which is somewhat different because it iterates on (key, value) pairs.
Like QListIterator, QMapIterator provides toFront(), toBack(), hasNext(), next(), peekNext(), hasPrevious(), previous(), and peekPrevious(). The key and value components are extracted by calling key() and value() on the object returned by next(), peekNext(), previous(), or peekPrevious().
The following example removes all (capital, country) pairs where the capital's name ends with "City":
QMap<QString, QString> map; map.insert("Paris", "France"); map.insert("Guatemala City", "Guatemala"); map.insert("Mexico City", "Mexico"); map.insert("Moscow", "Russia"); ... QMutableMapIterator<QString, QString> i(map); while (i.hasNext()) { if (i.next().key().endsWith("City")) i.remove(); }
QMapIterator also provides a key() and a value() function that operate directly on the iterator and that return the key and value of the last item that the iterator jumped above. For example, the following code copies the contents of a QMap into a QHash:
QMap<int, QWidget *> map; QHash<int, QWidget *> hash; QMapIterator<int, QWidget *> i(map); while (i.hasNext()) { i.next(); hash.insert(i.key(), i.value()); }
If we want to iterate through all the items with the same value, we can use findNext() or findPrevious(). Here's an example where we remove all the items with a particular value:
QMutableMapIterator<int, QWidget *> i(map); while (i.findNext(widget)) i.remove(); requires us to decrement the iterator before we access the item. This requires a while loop:
QList<QString> list; list << "A" << "B" << "C" << "D"; QList<QString>::iterator i = list.end(); while (i != list.begin()) { - has another consequence on STL-style iterators: You must not take a copy of a container while non-const iterators are active on that container. Java-style iterators don't suffer from that limitation.. If you want to iterate over both the keys and the values, you can use iterators (which are fastest), or you can write code like this:.
In addition to foreach, Qt also provides a forever pseudo-keyword for infinite loops:
forever { ... }
If you're worried about namespace pollution, you can disable these macros by adding the following line to your .pro file:
CONFIG += no_keywords
Qt includes three template classes that resemble containers in some respects. These classes don't provide iterators and cannot be used with the foreach keyword.
Additional non-template types that compete with Qt's template containers are QBitArray, QByteArray, QString, and QStringList.:
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In Windows Phone 7 we need to display data programmatically. Below one demonstrates the simply way of binding data through code.
Suppose you have Emp class as below.
public class Emp
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
}
Let’s create List<Emp>
List<Emp> myData = new List<Emp>()
{
new Emp(){Id = 1, Name = "Wriju"},
new Emp(){Id = 2, Name = "Writam"},
new Emp(){Id = 3, Name = "Saswati"},
new Emp(){Id = 4, Name = "Wrishika"},
new Emp(){Id = 5, Name = "Baba"},
new Emp(){Id = 6, Name = "Ma"}
};
After that format the ListBox to display it properly.
<Grid>
<ListBox Name="listBoxEmployee">
<ListBox.ItemTemplate>
<DataTemplate>
<StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal">
<TextBlock Text="{Binding Path=Id}"></TextBlock>
<TextBlock Text=" - "></TextBlock>
<TextBlock Text="{Binding Path=Name}"></TextBlock>
</StackPanel>
</DataTemplate>
</ListBox.ItemTemplate>
</ListBox>
</Grid>
Now, you need to simply code to bind the data
lstData.ItemsSource = myData;
This is a very simple example but useful in many scenario and applied to most of the data-bound application.
Namoskar!!!
The item "lstData" appears only when you assign the ItemsSource to it. I think you might have to actually type this out in Visual Studio for yourself to get it to work.
Also, how about dynamic updating once the values change. What do we do to update the listBoxEmployee?
great!
i'm looking for this!
easy, clean and...it works!
thanks!
Thank you so much!
Daniel, Daniel, I'm also trying to search solution for dynamic uploading - I try to use INotifyPropertyChanged. Maybe that will help you.
ok. this may be simple for understanding but all fine when page load. try to refresh the list with data binding later point without page load and you have music. :)
Thanks for this, but its not working.
Hi,
I was hoping you could help me, What if i want to bind to more than 1000 items, how will i handle that?
For large list you should consider msdn.microsoft.com/.../microsoft.phone.controls.longlistselector(v=vs.105).aspx
Great article.
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Following many months of negotiations, the Eclipse Foundation and Oracle have been unable to agree on the terms of an agreement for the Eclipse Foundation community to modify the javax package namespace or to use the Java trademarks currently used in Java EE specifications. As a result, all future updates and improvements to the framework made under the auspices of Jakarta EE will go into a different package name and require a migration of application and library code.
Mike Milinkovich, executive director of the Eclipse Foundation, explained the end of negotiations for use of the javax.* package in an Eclipse Foundation blog post, "Update on Jakarta EE Rights to Java Trademarks." The post indicates the agreed-upon licensing rights for the historical package and represents a clear line for future implementations of Jakarta EE as its specification and Test Compatibility Kit evolve. "The implications of this are as follows", Milinkovich wrote:
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The javax package namespace may be used within Jakarta EE specifications but may be used "as is" only. No modification to the javax package namespace is permitted within Jakarta EE component specifications. Jakarta EE specifications that continue to use the javax package namespace must remain TCK compatible with the corresponding Java EE specifications.
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Jakarta EE component specifications using the javax package.
The change in package-name removes any ambiguity of ownership, that Java EE 8 and below were developed under the stewardship of Sun and Oracle, and Jakarta EE 8 and above are guided by the Eclipse Foundation. This change will impact every API in EE, as they all begin with javax. The change will likely trickle down into many non-EE web applications, including Spring web applications, as EE hosts the Java Servlet API, Java Mail API, and other critical components.
Mark Little, JBoss technical lead for Red Hat, provided a personal and technical analysis on the significant effort needed for this refactoring.
On a Twitter thread, Milinkovich points out that these negotiations were extremely complex, and also notes that Oracle has made many substantial donations:
Oracle contributed millions of lines of code in the reference implementations for Java EE, including GlassFish, Jersey, Grizzly, etc. Oracle contributed the Java EE TCK. This was a huge step for them, as it was highly confidential and proprietary until then. This was a very large asset, with millions of dollars in Java EE licensing revenue attached to it. Oracle is licensing their copyrights in all of the Java EE specifications. This includes all of the past work that happened at Sun and BEA, so it is a very large percentage of the overall content of the specifications.
The change in package name will require developers to port their applications and libraries to use the new namespace. This introduces a compatibility issue where existing applications must actively be migrated or they may encounter a forward-compatibility risk with the newer Jakarta EE. Integrated Developer Environments, such as IntelliJ IDEA, Apache NetBeans and Eclipse, can help to automate this refactoring. ByteBuddy author Rafael Winterhalter also noted on Twitter how powerful instrumentation agents can dynamically change package information. Mark Struberg, JSR-382 Spec Lead, has described some of the other options available in more detail, whilst noting "All those options have some drawback and I’m still not sure myself what would be the best solution."
This migration is a change from Java SE and Java EE’s long history of compatibility. "Almost two decades of software broken for no good reason. Absolutely stunning," laments Josh Long, Spring Developer Advocate for Pivotal. Long continues, "Bet on the Java Community Process (JCP) vendor standards they said. Trust in the JCP they said."
The JCP is a representation of elected and expert community members who evolve Java SE (JSR-386) and Java EE (JSR-000366) but does not hold any sway over the legal trademark for Java as it relates to computer programs. The trademark applies to the JCP itself, which is permitted to use the word in its name.
The applicability of the Java Community Process for EE has been under industry evaluation for several years leading up to this event. In 2016, Oracle executives Anil Gaur and Thomas Kurian shared a strategy for Java EE with the JCP. Oracle then donated Java EE to the Eclipse Foundation in 2017. One year after, Oracle said that it "does not recommend or support use of the JCP process for any future Java EE 8 functional enhancements." This process is still used for Java SE, guided by Heather Vancura.
David Blevins, CEO at Tomitribe, has indicated how developers and architects can participate in the transition of Jakarta EE to the jakarta namespace discussion that will conclude on Sunday, June 9, 2019. Those interested in participating can also consult the Jakarta EE Specification Process for their successor of the JCP, or join a new mailing list, Jakarta EE Platform Dev.
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Community comments
It needs to be said ...
by Cameron Purdy,
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by Erik Costlow,
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by Richard Kallay,
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... that any language or platform in which "choosing a namespace" is a legal issue has a serious problem that isn't a legal problem.
(You may need to read that a few times to understand it.)
Just saying.
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Perhaps a new namespace is in order, moving from javax to javatm.
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From what I've read, they've already agreed on using jakarta for the namespace of new Jakarta EE specs, so it would make sense to use that for the migration of the existing specs as well
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Ruby Concurrency, Actors, and Rubinius - Interview with MenTaLguY
With Ruby 1.9 adding Fibers (Coroutines) and the recent popularity of Erlang and Actors, a group of little known concepts entered the Ruby programming world. To get an overview of what's available in the Ruby space when it comes to concurrency, we talked to long-time Ruby community member MenTaLguY. He's been involved in Ruby concurrency and threading for a long time, such as with the fastthread library which improves threading with 1.8.x MRI. Recently he's been dabbling in Rubinius and is also a member of the JRuby team.
InfoQ: What is your Actors library for Ruby about?
MenTaLguY: I've written two (released) Actors libraries, actually. One is in the Omnibus concurrency library, and one is part of the Rubinius stdlib. Both are Ruby implementations of the Actor Model, the concurrency model popularized by Erlang. Concurrency, in the sense of running code in parallel, isn't actually that hard to do. The big problems arise when different threads of control need to share a resource or otherwise communicate. If you don't pick some simple formal model for structuring that communication, it's nearly impossible to write code that is correct or even necessarily meaningful, even if it superficially appears to "work".
"Actors" are one such model. An actor is made of a mailbox and a thread. At its discretion, an actor-thread can wait for specific sorts of messages to show up in the mailbox and then "act" on whichever one it gets, possibly sending messages to other actors. In this way, driven by the voluntary and explicit exchange of messages, threads can communicate in a way that is relatively easy to reason about.
InfoQ: How does it relate to Ruby's threading system or Ruby's new Fibers/Coroutines?
MenTaLguY: My actors libraries simply associate a mailbox with every Ruby thread to make an actor of every one, but that isn't the only way to approach actors in Ruby. Fibers are simply cooperatively-scheduled tasks within a single thread, and you can base actors on those, too, as Tony Arcieri did in his Revactor library. His approach has some advantages since Fibers are lighter-weight than full threads and you don't need to worry about preemption. On the other hand, sometimes you do need full threads (and sometimes the Ruby stdlib forces them on you).
Tony and I have been having some vigorous and productive design discussions; the plan is to make our actor implementations as compatible as possible, and to provide a simple object protocol that any other actor implementation can use to play along too. From the outside, actors can all duck-type the same -- you're always just submitting messages to a mailbox after all. For the most part it shouldn't matter whether it's a thread or a fiber or something running in another Ruby VM that will be picking them up. In principle an actor-duck could even be backed by an Erlang process somewhere (e.g. via Scott Fleckenstein's Erlectricity).
InfoQ: I saw some of your recent commits to the Rubinius repository, such as this commit dealing with Actors. Are Actors used in Rubinius?
MenTaLguY: Not as part of its implementation (which is one of the reasons I moved them from core to stdlib). I don't think they're needed at that level.
InfoQ: Any chance Actors or their mailbox implementation are (or could be) used in the message passing Multi-VM IPC that Evan recently added to Rubinius?
MenTaLguY: Actors aren't used to implement the MVM IPC mechanism, but we would like to use MVM IPC behind the scenes to allow actors in different VMs to communicate with one another.
InfoQ: What's the current state of Rubinius threading? What's used - userspace threads/kernel threads, some m:n mix of both?
MenTaLguY: We use userspace threads within a VM, but each VM runs in a separate kernel thread. Right now, if you want to use all of your CPUs, spawn a VM or two for each one. Evan wants to do m:n threading within a VM eventually, but Ruby presents a lot of technical hurdles to clear on that front. Even Ruby 1.9 hobbles its native threads so that they are effectively userspace threads.
It could be that only the Ruby implementations originally built atop native-threaded runtimes (XRuby, JRuby, IronRuby) ever have full support for native threads. Native threads might not end up being so important if MVM can be made lightweight enough or communication between CPUs becomes expensive enough (the world gets more NUMA by the day).
However, there is one case where native threads are impossible to escape: poorly-designed IO APIs that don't support asynchronous operations. Perversely, in those cases you need multiple native threads, not to utilize multiple cores, but to sit there and do nothing. Sometimes, you have no choice but to delegate a victim thread to wait for a blocking call to finish, while the rest of your code gets on with its life.
Hopefully we will see less of such APIs in the future. Tony's Revactor library offers one ray of hope on that front: it brings actors to bear on IO, so that the execution of your code can be driven by IO events rather than waiting uselessly in blocking calls or suffering inversion of control and turning into a giant explicit state machine. At the moment it is tied to MRI 1.9, but hopefully we can port it or get something similar on other Ruby implementations as well.
InfoQ: Rubinius seems to be shipped with a wealth of concurrency ideas and tools - threads, actors, multivm + message passing IPC, etc.
MenTaLguY: At this point in history, concurrency is a particularly important concern, and I think Rubinius reflects that.
InfoQ: One of these tools I noticed are Channels - what role do they play in Rubinius? (I noticed that the fast debugger uses Channels to notify the debugger thread, etc).
MenTaLguY: Channels are the basic communication primitive in Rubinius; everything else is implemented atop them. The fundamental concurrency model is more or less the asynchronous pi calculus minus replication and a few common extensions like non-deterministic choice (which potentially requires channel operations to be centrally arbitrated). I advocated pi calculus channels because of their simplicity, which generally translates to performance and maintainability.
Now, the pi calculus is good to use directly for "local" (intra-VM) things, but it is not so good for implementing distributed ones because in the pi calculus both ends of a channel are mobile. When writes are asynchronous, you can kind of fire and forget over the horizon, but reading from a channel is a synchronous operation, and if a channel gets into the hands of multiple readers those readers must rendezvous somewhere to do their reads. Not a good thing if they're particularly distant from one another!
That is one reason why I'm interested in actors for larger-scale things. Actor mailboxes are a bit like channels in the asynchronous calculus, except that only the (asynchronous) write end is independently mobile; the read end is firmly tied to a specific local agent and no special "long-distance" coordination is required.
InfoQ: Ruby 1.9 added Fibers/Coroutines - how would they be implemented in Rubinius?
MenTaLguY: I think Fibers could be implemented atop Rubinius Tasks without too much trouble; Fibers and Tasks are fairly similar.
InfoQ: Do you have any views/opinions about Fibers/Coroutines? Would you use them - and for what?
MenTaLguY: I think they are a fine alternative to explicit state machines, particularly as coroutines give you more freedom when using library code. However, a state machine can still be better if it is small enough or in situations where it would be appropriate to use something like Ragel to generate it for you.
InfoQ: Is it correct that you now have commit rights for JRuby? What are your interests in JRuby or what are you working on there?
MenTaLguY: Yes. My principal interest is concurrency: the combination of Ruby and native threads presents some interesting challenges. So I've been fixing concurrency bugs and working out what kind of concurrency guarantees we should offer in general. I would also eventually like to properly expose the Java concurrency facilities to Ruby, hopefully in a portable way (this is partly the mission of the Omnibus Concurrency library).
InfoQ: What other project are you involved in?
MenTaLguY:Aside from occasionally contributing patches to Shoes, I'm working on quite a few libraries behind the scenes, most of which will be announced/released when they're ready. However, I can point out one which I released recently, although it's not been formally announced yet: the 'case' gem, which gives you pattern matching for arrays, structs, and arbitrary predicates with the case-match operator in Ruby.
require 'rubygems'
require 'case'
Foo = Case::Struct.new :a, :b
def example(arg)
case arg
when Foo[:blarg, Object] # matches any Foo with .a == :blarg
# ...
when Foo[10, 20] # matches only a Foo with .a == 10 and .b == 20
# ...
when Foo # matches any Foo
# ...
when Case::Any[String, Array] # matches either a String or Array
# ...
# matches a three-element array with initial elements 1, 2:
when Case[1, 2, Object]
# ...
# matches any Integer > 10:
when Case::All[Integer, Case.guard { |n| n > 10 }]
# ...
end
end
Both Tony and I use the case-match operator (===) in our actor libraries to select the sorts of messages to wait for, so this gem can be quite useful there.
For more from MenTaLguY, check out blog at or watch one of the projects he's involved in. For more on Actors read the recent interview with Tony Arcieri, developer of Revactor. Revactor is an application framework for high performance network applications. It targets Ruby 1.9 and makes use of features such as Fibers for Concurrency. For more on Rubinius see InfoQ's Rubinius coverage.
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An instance of the Key class represents a unique key for a Datastore entity.
Key is provided by the
google.appengine.ext.db module.
Introduction
Every model instance has an identifying
key,
which includes the instance's
entity kind
along with a unique identifier. The identifier may be either a key name string, assigned explicitly by the application when the instance is created, or an integer numeric ID, assigned automatically by App Engine when the instance is written
(put)
to the Datastore. The model instance's
key()
method returns the
Key object for the instance. If the instance has not yet been assigned a key,
key() raises a
NotSavedError.
An application can retrieve a model instance for a given Key using the get() function.
Key instances can be values for Datastore entity properties, including Expando dynamic properties and ListProperty members. The ReferenceProperty model provides features for Key property values such as automatic dereferencing.
Constructor
- class Key(encoded=None)
A unique key for a Datastore object.
A key can be converted to a string by passing the Key object to
str(). The string is "urlsafe"—it uses only characters valid for use in URLs. The string representation of the key can be converted back to a Key object by passing it to the Key constructor (the encoded argument).
Note: The string representation of a key looks cryptic, but is not encrypted! It can be converted back to the raw key data, both kind and identifier. If you don't want to expose this data to your users (and allow them to easily guess other entities' keys), then encrypt these strings or use something else.
- encoded
- The
strform of a Key instance to convert back into a Key.
Class Methods
The Key class provides the following class method:
- Key.from_path(*path, parent=None, namespace=None)
Builds a new Key object from an (optional) ancestor path (in an existing Key object), and one or more new path components. Each path component consists of a Kind name (
kind) and an identifier (
id_or_name), which is either a number or a character string.
A path represents the hierarchy of parent-child relationships for an entity. Each entity in the path is represented by the entity's kind, and either its numeric ID or its key name. The full path represents the entity that appears last in the path, with its ancestors (parents) as preceding entities.
For example, the following call creates a Key for an entity of kind
Addresswith numeric ID
9876, under the parent key
User/Boris:
k = Key.from_path('User', 'Boris', 'Address', 9876)
An alternative way of creating the same Key is as follows:
p1 = Key.from_path('User', 'Boris') k = Key.from_path('Address', 9876, parent=p1)
For more information about paths, see the Entities, Properties, and Keys page.
Arguments
- path
- A list of one or more ancestor path components, where each component consists of a kind and an identifier:
- kind — The entity kind, represented as a string or a Unicode string.
- identifier — The
id, specified as a string or long. It cannot be the number 0.
- namespace=None
- The namespace to set for this Key only. If you supply a namespace here, it overrides the current namespace set in the namespace_manager. If
None, the API uses the current namespace from namespace_manager.get_namespace.
- parent=None
- Optional parent key. If not supplied, defaults to
None.
Instance Methods
Key instances have the following methods:
- app()
Returns the name of the application that stored the data entity.
- has_id_or_name()
Returns
Trueif the entity has either a name or a numeric ID.
- id()
Returns the numeric ID of the data entity, as an integer, or
Noneif the entity does not have a numeric ID.
- id_or_name()
Returns the name or numeric ID of the data entity, whichever it has, or
Noneif the entity has neither a name nor a numeric ID.
- kind()
Returns the kind of the data entity, as a string.
- name()
Returns the name of the data entity, or
Noneif the entity does not have a name.
- namespace()
Returns the namespace of the data entity. If the entity does not have a current namespace, this method returns the current namespace set in the namespace_manager.
- parent()
Returns the Key of the data entity's parent entity, or
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This section contains the detail about how to get the last modification date of a file. This can be done by creating instance of the file using File Class and by applying lastModified() method.
The given below example will give you a clear idea :
import java.io.File; import java.sql.Date; public class LastModificationDate { public static void main(String[] args) { File file = new File("DevFile.txt"); Long LM = file.lastModified(); Date date = new Date(LM); System.out.println(date); } }
The above code will produce the following output :
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User:JWSchmidt/Blog
From Wikiversity
This is an "open blog". Feel free to add your own comments.
[edit] JWSchmidt's Wikiversity Blog - Learning the wiki way)
[edit] You have bans!
Wikiversity needs a policy governing bans imposed at the #wikiversity-en chat channel. See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/27 January 2009.
[edit] How to ban a scholar from Wikiversity
Wikiversity policy for imposing bans on Wikiversity scholars. See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/14 January 2009.
[edit] Custodianship for policy violators
Is Wikiversity the Wikimedia Foundation project where being a violator of project policy qualifies you to be sysop? See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/14 November 2008.
[edit] Review Part II
I continue the sickening task of responding to the "review" of my editing. See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/19 October 2008.
[edit] Summer trolling
What did I do on my summer vacation? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/10 October 2008.
[edit] Moulton
What makes Moulton tick? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/16 September 2008.
[edit] My Fork
Page ownership at Wikiverity. See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/15 September 2008.
[edit] My behavior
Read all about it. See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/7 September 2008.
[edit] Learning about Wikipedia
Wikipedia studies - can Wikiversity learning projects lead to improvement of Wikipedia?. See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/27 August 2008.
[edit] View from the real world
Mike Irwin, a former Wikiversity participant. See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/1 March 2008.
[edit] Fair Use
Does the GFDL impose special restrictions on fair use? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/12 January 2008.
[edit] Wishes for 2008
Can the Wikimedia community construct a new mechanism to link community representatives to the Foundation? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/2 January 2008.
[edit] Wikiversity, Wikipedia, and Participatory Learning
Workshop for the Stanford Open Source Lab. See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/31 December 2007.
[edit] Changes in the Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees
The loss of two Board members this month and questions about the future of Wikimedia. See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/19 December 2007.
[edit] Would a copyleft license by any other name smell as sweet?
Dualing licenses: GFDL vs CC-by-sa. A new license for Wikimedia wikis? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/1 December 2007.
[edit] What is the relationship between Wikibooks and Wikiversity?
Why are some people having second thoughts about kicking Wikiversity out of Wikibooks? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/13 November 2007. How can Wikiversity convert vandals into constructive editors? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/14 October 2007.
[edit] More about expert editors
Would having expert editors at Wikiversity increase legal liability? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/10 November 2007. How can Wikiversity convert vandals into constructive editors? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/14 October 2007.
[edit] Vandal Wiki
How can Wikiversity convert vandals into constructive editors? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/14 October 2007.
[edit] Tools for creating video resources
Could we use the sandbox server to provide an interface for collaborative creation and editing of videos? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/20 September 2007. --JWSchmidt 16:49, 23 September 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Open Source Software Crusade
Wikimedia Foundation, from "open content" to "open source software only": evolution or hijacking? See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/4 September 2007 --JWSchmidt 02:46, 5 September 2007 (UTC)
[edit] CheckUser
Is it time for some Wikiversity CheckUsers? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/27 August 2007 --JWSchmidt 02:11, 1 September 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Collaborative video creation
At Wikimania, Ward Cunningham talks about collaborative video. See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/4 August 2007 --JWSchmidt 22:34, 4 August 2007 (UTC)
[edit] In-wiki-page video this year?
Several possible paths to having video play in wiki pages. See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/20 July 2007 --JWSchmidt 04:07, 21 July 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Networks of Web 2.0 Websites
How do we find and share free web content? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/1 July 2007. --JWSchmidt 03:17, 2 July 2007 (UTC)
[edit] GFDL violations
Can you violate the GFDL by not keeping track of who authors every word of a wiki website? See User:JWSchmidt/Blog/7 June 2007. --JWSchmidt 22:21, 7 June 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Wikiversity namespace
What kinds of pages should be in the "Wikiversity:" namespace? See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/27 May 2007. --JWSchmidt 03:35, 28 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Taglines
Does Wikiversity need a tagline? See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/22 May 2007. --JWSchmidt 20:56, 22 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Culture shock for new wiki participants
What happens when current wiki editors forget what it is like to be a wiki newbie? See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/20 May 2007. --JWSchmidt 21:27, 20 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Main namespace discussions
How can we organize discussions as learning resources? See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/16 May 2007. --JWSchmidt 03:04, 17 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Navigation templates
Its time for Wikiversity to start using some better tools to guide participants between related pages. See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/12 May 2007 --JWSchmidt 00:35, 13 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Location of help pages
How should Wikiversity organize help pages for new visitors? Should new visitors be forced to edit? See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/11 May 2007. --JWSchmidt 01:41, 12 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Wikiversity as a brand
Is it "marketing genius" to change the name "Wikiversity to "Wikipedia Learning"? See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/9 May 2007. --JWSchmidt 19:45, 9 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Music collaborations at Wikiversity
Some thoughts about "learn by doing" and music at Wikiiversity. See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/6 May 2007. --JWSchmidt 19:30, 6 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Reliable Sources
What can Wikiversity learn from Wikipedia about citing reliable sources? See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/25 March 2007. --JWSchmidt 01:07, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Comments/References and Statistics
[edit] Stable versions?
Last year there was talk of an experiment for allowing review of some page edits before they would go "public". Is that still going to happen? See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/17 March 2007. --JWSchmidt 05:21, 17 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Research policy
Notes from the recent IRC discussion about Wikiversity research policy. See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/11 March 2007.--JWSchmidt 18:33, 11 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Comments
Moved to User:JWSchmidt/Blog/11 March 2007.
[edit] Verification of credentials
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[edit] Free media files
What are the rules for derivative works made from copyleft media? See: User:JWSchmidt/Blog/3 March 2007. --JWSchmidt 16:58, 3 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Delete or develop?
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Is your green-thumb purple? If so, this is tutorial will prove essential in your next attempt to grow healthy plants. And if you are anything like me, changing temperatures, too much water, too little water, and these effects on the soil are all battles your plants have to fight, daily, and seemingly alone. With the advent and growing adoption of IoT monitoring systems, the plants fight for life can become a second thought as this GreenHouse Monitoring System with Intelligent Alarm is designed to help you grow your favorite herbs, flowers, or weeds – yielding more, by doing less, but “less” intelligently!
This plant monitoring system is exists with a user friendly design and setup and will incorporate historical records with Ubidots IoT Application Development Platform.
Like other monitoring systems which only send and receive data to various clouds, this system will feature a simple to build and easy-to-use web-based dashboard display with programmable intelligent alarm notifications based on your plant’s health. The intelligent alarm system in this tutorial will use a Buzzer to notify horticulturist when a plants moisture has exceeded a desired saturation range. This intelligent alarm system will give your plants a voice to alert you when they are thirsty or if they are drowning.
Now let’s get started...
Requirements
- ESP8266 NodeMCU Version 1.0
- ESP8266 NodeMCU base
- Arduino IDE 1.8.5
- UbidotsMQTTESP library
- SHT1x library
- Ubidots account
- Soil Temperature/Moisture Sensor (SHT10)
- Light Sensor
- Jumper Wires (male/female)
- Buzzer
- Transparent Plastic Protection Case
- Micro USB cable
Step-By-Step
1. Hardware Setup
2. Firmware Setup
3. Ubidots Setup
4. Summary
1. Hardware Setup
1. Begin by connecting your NodeMCU ESP8266 to the NodeMCU Base.
2. Connect the assembled device (shown above) with the micro USB cable to your computer's USB port to begin configuring the device.
Sensor Wiring and Casing
- Soil Temperature/Moisture Sensor – SHT10
This digital sensor works with 3 or 5V logic and any SHT-1X code for a microcontroller will work. The sensor includes a 1 meter long extension and has four wires: Red = VCC (3-5VDC), Black or Green = Ground, Yellow = Clock, Blue = Data.
Wire setup - you will need to connect the 10K resistor from the Blue Data wire to the Red VCC wire. This ensures that the data line is at a defined logic level, and limits interference from electrical noise.
Board assembly- Following the table below, make the correct connections with the jumper wires between the SHT10 and the NodeMCU base. Remember that your Red and Blue wires will be connected via the resistor.
2. Light Sensor
This analog/digital sensor works with 3v logic and has 4 output pins – VCC+, GND, A0 (Analog Pin), D0 (Digital Pin).
Follow the table below to make the correct connections with the jumper wires between the Light Sensor and the NodeMCU base. For this project the analog pin (A0) is being used and the digital pin (D0) suspended.
3. Buzzer
This sensor works with 3v logic and has three pins: VCC, GND, I/O (Data pin).
Follow the table below to make the correct connections with the jumper wires between the Buzzer and the NodeMCU base.
After each sensor is properly connected to the NodeMCU base, assemble all the devices components/wires into a protective case. The final device for this project, without the transparent protective cover, looks as follows:
2. Firmware Setup
The NodeMCU with the ESP8266 chipset makes use of the Arduino environment for programming and managing firmware. If you do not already have the most recent Arduino IDE installed, please download and install Arduino onto your computer prior to beginning the following Firmware setup.
1. We will begin our firmware setup by adding the ESP8266 package properties to the Arduino IDE. Open the Arduino IDE, and select File > Preferences and enter into Additional Board Manager URLs field.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
- MAC users must install and upload this driver to your NodeMCU device.
- Window users must install and upload this driver to your NodeMCU device.
2. Next, we will install the ESP8266 board modules to the Arduino IDE. From the toolbar, select Board > Boards Manager and install ESP8266 platform from the ESP8266 Community. To simply find the correct modules, search “ESP8266” within the search bar.
3. When found, install ESP8266, if not already installed, then close.
4. With the ESP8266 modules installed to the IDE, a variety of boards will be listed under the board manager to choose from – Reopen the toolbar and search for the NodeMCU 1.0 (ESP-12E module) board.
5. Also, to keep everything running fast and smooth, let's make sure the upload speed is optimized to 115200. Go to Tools > Upload Speed > 115200:
6. Next, we will be using MQTT to communicate our plants data with Ubidots. To ensure data communication, download Ubidots MQTT ESP Library and click the green "Clone or download" button to begin the "Download ZIP” process.
7. While in Github, also download the SH1X library to allow the sensors and NodeMCU board to understand one another. Click here to access the SH1X github and select the green button called "Clone or download" and select "Download ZIP".
Note: The SH1X library is a general library which work with all the board supported by the Arduino IDE and not just for the NodeMCU board.
8. With the .ZIP libraries downloaded to your computer, let’s move back to the Arduino IDE and add the libraries to the hardware. With your Arduino IDE open, select Sketch > Include Library > Add .ZIP Library.
9. Select the .ZIP file of UbidotsMQTTESP and then “Accept” or “Choose”.
10. Repeat Step 8 above, this time add the .ZIP file of SH1X Master and then “Accept” or “Choose”.
11. With the libraries added, close and reboot the Arduino IDE.
Sending (POST) & Receiving (GET) Sensor Values to Ubidots
1. In the Arduino IDE, copy and paste the below sample code to POST your devices data to your Ubidots account. Be sure to update the TOKEN and WiFi credentials along the way.
Assign the following variables in the code below:
- Your Ubidots TOKEN where indicated in the code:
#define TOKEN "............................." // Your Ubidots TOKEN
- Your WIFINAME where indicated in the code:
#define WIFINAME "..................." //Your SSID
- Your WIFIPASSWORD where indicated in the code:
#define WIFIPASS "...................." // Your Wifi Pass
- Ubiclient.ubidotsSetBroker ("industrial.ubidots.com").
/****************************************
Include Libraries
****************************************/
#include "UbidotsESPMQTT.h"
#include <SHT1x.h>
/****************************************
Define Constants
****************************************/
#define TOKEN "............................." // Your Ubidots TOKEN
#define WIFINAME "..................." //Your SSID
#define WIFIPASS "...................." // Your Wifi Pass
/*****Not to be changed****/
#define DEVICE_LABEL "plantms"
#define VARIABLE_LABEL_1 "light-intensity"
#define VARIABLE_LABEL_2 "temperature"
#define VARIABLE_LABEL_3 "soilmoisture"
#define VARIABLE_LABEL_4 "buzzer"
#define DATAPIN D7
#define CLCKPIN D5
#define LIGHT_SENSOR A0
#define BUZZER D3
Ubidots ubiclient(TOKEN);
WiFiClient client;
SHT1x sht1x(DATAPIN, CLCKPIN);
/****************************************
Auxiliar Functions
****************************************/
void callback(char* topic, byte* payload, unsigned int length) {
Serial.print("Message arrived [");
Serial.print(topic);
Serial.print("] ");
for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
Serial.print((char)payload[i]);
}
if ((char)payload[0] == '1') {
digitalWrite(BUZZER, HIGH);
}
else {
digitalWrite(BUZZER, LOW);
}
Serial.println();
}:esp8266/1.0\r\n", data);
sprintf(data, "%sX-Auth-Token: %s\r\nConnection: close\r\n\r\n", data, TOKEN);
if (client.connect("industrial.api.ubidots.com", 80)) {
client.println(data);
} else {
return "e";
}
free(data);
int timeout = 0;
while (!client.available() && timeout < 5000) {
timeout++;
if (timeout >= 4999) {;
}
/****************************************
Main Functions
****************************************/
void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
pinMode(BUZZER, OUTPUT);
ubiclient.ubidotsSetBroker("industrial();
}
// Getting info of device
char* deviceStatus = getUbidotsDevice(DEVICE_LABEL);
// verify if the device is created
if (strcmp(deviceStatus, "404") == 0) {
ubiclient.add(VARIABLE_LABEL_4, 0); //Insert your variable Labels and the value to be sen
ubiclient.ubidotsPublish(DEVICE_LABEL);
ubiclient.loop();
}
ubiclient.ubidotsSubscribe(DEVICE_LABEL, VARIABLE_LABEL_4); //Insert the dataSource and Variable's Labels
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
if (!ubiclient.connected()) {
ubiclient.reconnect();
ubiclient.ubidotsSubscribe(DEVICE_LABEL, VARIABLE_LABEL_4); //Insert the dataSource and Variable's Labels
}
// Taking sensor readings
int light_intesity_reading = analogRead(LIGHT_SENSOR);
float tempc = sht1x.readTemperatureC();
float soilmoisture = sht1x.readHumidity();
// Publishing values to assigned variables
ubiclient.add(VARIABLE_LABEL_1, light_intesity_reading);
ubiclient.add(VARIABLE_LABEL_2, tempc);
ubiclient.ubidotsPublish(DEVICE_LABEL);
ubiclient.loop();
ubiclient.add(VARIABLE_LABEL_3, soilmoisture);
ubiclient.ubidotsPublish(DEVICE_LABEL);
ubiclient.loop();
delay(1000);
}
2. With your code in the IDE and updated with WiFi and Security TOKEN, Upload the code with the”check-mark” icon and “right-arrow” icon found in the top-left of the IDE display.
3. When the code is complete with its upload, the following notification will report from the Arduino IDE.
4. To verify data is being sent from your device to Ubidots, select the com port tool. This tools is denoted by a “magnifying glass” icon located in the top-right corner of the IDE.
3. Ubidots Setup
With Ubidots IoT Application Development platform you are the creator and administrator of your very own Apps. The first time your device sends its first dot to Ubidots, a new digital device in Ubidots’ user interface will be automatically created containing the variables that will be updated from the sample code.
In your Ubidots account you will find a new device with the name “plantms” short for Plant Monitoring System.
Click on this device to find the underlying variables of your sensors updating and displaying similarly to that of the below image.
Intelligent Alarm System Setup
This intelligent alarm system features a buzzer alert that serves as a plants voice in your monitoring systems. The buzzer alert works as an alarm system that is triggered based on the increase/decrease of soil moisture content value above or below predetermined threshold.
To create the intelligent alarm system, we will create the following events:
- Event 1: Too Wet
When the "soil moisture" variable exceeds the threshold of 60, trigger the “buzzer” variable to become 1. Then the hardware will recognize, when variable “buzzer” is 1, the buzzer will sound.
- Event 2: Good Condition
When the "soil moisture" variable is between the thresholds of 40-60, trigger the buzzer variable to become 0. Then our device will recognize, when variable buzzer is 0, then the buzzer will not sound.
- Event 3: Too Dry
When the "soil moisture" variable falls below the threshold of 40, trigger the “buzzer” variable to become 1. Then the hardware will recognize, when variable “buzzer” is 1, then the buzzer will sound.
- Event 4: Timer for buzzer sound
When the soil moisture for too wet/too dry the buzzer is activated. To avoid the headache of the buzzer, this event will also be programmed to switch off the buzzer after 1 minute of activation.
Event Setup
1. In your Ubidots account, select Data –> Events. Then, select CREATE EVENT or click the blue“+” icon in the top-right corner of your User Interface.
2. The events we will be creating will have the following logic:
- Buzzer Notification for Too Wet
- Variable Updated for Good Condition
- Buzzer Notification for Too Dry
- Timer for Buzzer sound
Buzzer Notification for Too Wet
At this point the intelligent notification system for our plants is partially complete. The next step is to configuring and assigning a notification when our plants in good condition. To complete the Buzzer Notification CREATE a New EVENT for good conditions as described below.
Variable Updated for Good Condition
Now the intelligent notification system for our plants is nearly complete. Let’s finish the job by configuring and assigning a notification when our plants too dry. To complete the Buzzer Notification for too dry. we are going to create another event with the following logic.
Buzzer Notification for Too Dry
The final step of our intelligent notification system for our plants is configuring the Timer for the Buzzer. To have the buzzer sounding while the soil is too wet or too dry is quite a headache. For this reason, we will add a final end to kill the buzzer sound after 1 minute. To complete the Timer for Buzzer, create one final event as shown below.
Timer for Buzzer sound
At this point the intelligent notification system for our plants is complete, resulting in the below 4 events.
Calibration Note: For the success of this tutorial, we simply used 60 and 40 as the high and low thresholds. Your plants will likely require different thresholds for too wet or too dry alarms. Below is a diagram to help set the event thresholds according to the type of soil being used.
With this you can assign the following events according to the diagram above.
- Event 1: Too Wet - At “Too Much Water”.
- Event 2: Good Condition - At “Plant available water”.
- Event 3: Too Dry - At “Unavailable Water”.
For example: If my soil is a loamy soil. I would set the “too wet” event to > 62, “good condition” event between 62 - 43 and “too dry” event < 43.
Intelligent Alert System Expectations:
Going back to your device “plantms”. The “buzzer” variable should be 1 when the soil moisture is above 60 accompanied with a buzzer sound for 1 minute; 1 when the soil moisture is below 40 accompanied with a buzzer sound for 1 minute; and should be 0 between thresholds of 40 - 60 without any sound from the buzzer.
Dashboard Setup
Using a dashboard you can organise and present data to a user that can quickly be understood with the display of indicator, switches, graphs, and identifiers. To create your dashboard to look like ours, simply follow the below setup steps.
1. Create a Dashboard. To do this, from your Ubidots account, click on Data –> Dashboards –> Create a new Dashboard.
2. Any name or identifying title can be assigned to the dashboard. As shown below, our sample dashboard is called PlantMS.
3. After the Dashboard is created follow the on screen instruction to Create the first Widget and begin visualizing and interacting with the data.
4. Our dashboard will contain a chart and control widget. To create the chart simply select:
Chart widget > Line chart > Add Variable > then select temperature, soil moisture and light intensity. Click finish to complete the widget’s programming.
5. Next, create and Indicator Widget. This widget will alert you when a variable is registering as “1” or “0”. Create the widget using the following flow:
Indicator widget > On-Off > Add Variable > the buzzer (assigning 1 or 0 as “on” or “off” respectively), then click finish.
6. When complete you will be able to visualize and hear your data and the status of your precious plants.
4. Summary
Growing healthy plants is hard. Extreme temperatures, water availability, and changing soil conditions constantly beat up our precious plants. With this quick GreenHouse Monitoring System with Intelligent Alarm, your plants now have any ally in their fight for healthy growth and optimal conditions.
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BLCLI command failureBrandon Gillis Sep 26, 2012 1:50 PM
Hey Everyone,
This may seem trivial but I am not sure how it works.
I am writing a BLCLI script and I want to be able to exit the script if a blcli_execute command fails and log the error. If the command succeeds I want to just continue on with the script.
What's the easiest way to do this? an if/then statement?
1. Re: BLCLI command failureBill Robinson
Sep 26, 2012 2:45 PM (in response to Brandon Gillis)1 of 1 people found this helpful
i created a function like:
runBlcliCmd()
{
local varName="${1}"
if [ -n ${BLCLICMD[@]} ]
then
print_debug "blcli_execute ${BLCLICMD[@]}"
blcli_execute "${BLCLICMD[@]}" > ${BLCLIOUT} 2> ${BLCLIERR}
RETCODE=$?
if [ $RETCODE -eq 0 ]
then
# set the command result to the variable we passed in
if [ "${varName}x" != "x" ]
then
blcli_storeenv ${varName} > ${NULL}
fi
return $RETCODE
else
# there was some kind of error, print that and exit
RESULT=`cat ${BLCLIERR} | cut -f2- -d:`
print_error "${RESULT}"
fi
else
print_error "No BLCLI command supplied!"
return 999
fi
}
then i do:
BLCLICMD=(Server findByName serverName)
runBlcliCmd
to call it. obviously i have some other function calls in there for logging and such.
2. Re: BLCLI command failureScott Dunbar Sep 26, 2012 4:38 PM (in response to Brandon Gillis)
And if you are not super human like bill, this works
fatal() {
echo "$*"
exit 1
}
debug() {
echo "DEBUG : $*"
}
blcli_execute RBACRole getDBKeyByName ${ROLE}_ADMIN 2>&1 >/dev/null
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
fatal "${ROLE}_ADMIN already exists, adding the ADgroups to this role...."
else
debug "Some debug message"
fi
3. Re: BLCLI command failureBill Robinson
Sep 26, 2012 6:53 PM (in response to Scott Dunbar)
I wrapped that all in a function because I make a lot of blcli calls and got tired of copy-pasting the same block ☺
4. Re: BLCLI command failureLazar NameToUpdate
Sep 26, 2012 7:08 PM (in response to Brandon Gillis)1 of 1 people found this helpful
May as well share my variation of this inspired by Bill's (only included variables that are used by the function, my template script has more)
# if Debug set to 1, every blcli command and the output are printed, including the name of storeenv variable
# if ExitOnCliError set to 1, then the script aborts if any blcli command fails
Debug=0
ExitOnCliError=0
echoFtl() { echoMsg "FATAL: $@"; exit 1; }
echoErr() { echoMsg "ERROR: $@"; }
echoInf() { echoMsg " INFO: $@"; }
echoDbg() { [ $Debug -ge 1 ] && echoMsg "DEBUG: $@"; return 0; }
blcliRun() {
echoDbg "blcli_execute $BlcliCmd[@]"
if ! blcli_execute "$BlcliCmd[@]" > $DEVNULL; then
echoErr "failed command | $BlcliCmd[@]"
[ $ExitOnCliError -eq 1 ] && echoFtl "abort on blcli error"
else
if [ -n "$1" ]; then
blcli_storeenv BlEnv
echoDbg "storeenv $1: $BlEnv"
eval $1="\"$BlEnv"\"
fi
fi
}
BlcliCmd=(Server listAllServers)
blcliRun ServersList
# usage: BlcliCmd=(namespace command arg1 arg2)
# blcliRun [var] - "var" is optional, and only needed if you want to store the output of blcli.
5. Re: BLCLI command failureBrandon Gillis Oct 2, 2012 11:00 AM (in response to Lazar NameToUpdate)
Thanks everyone!
Lazar - What's your echoMsg function?
6. Re: BLCLI command failureLazar NameToUpdate
Oct 2, 2012 11:05 AM (in response to Brandon Gillis)
oh sorry, in that case you will need two more variables:
Logger=0
Log=$0.log
echoMsg() { [ $Logger -eq 1 ] && echo "`date '+%D %T'`| $@" >> "$Log"; echo "$@"; }
if you set Logger to 1, then everything also gets logged to a file with prefixed time stamp, but if Logger is set to 0, then it's just an echo command.
7. Re: BLCLI command failureBrandon Gillis Oct 2, 2012 11:57 AM (in response to Bill Robinson)
Hey Bill,
I am trying this
BLCLIOUT="/c/temp/blcliout.txt"
BLCLIERR="/c/temp/blclierr.txt"
blcli_execute "${BLCLICMD[@]}" > ${BLCLIOUT} 2> ${BLCLIERR}
With a command that I know will fail.
It fails and I get RETCODE=1 but there is nothing written to my logs.
Any idea why this would happen?
8. Re: BLCLI command failureLazar NameToUpdate
Oct 2, 2012 12:02 PM (in response to Brandon Gillis)
If you are on pre-8.2 and Windows, then blcli routing to a file does not work, and files remain empty.
9. Re: BLCLI command failureBrandon Gillis Oct 2, 2012 12:03 PM (in response to Lazar NameToUpdate)
Oh, perfect.
Ill keep working at this.
Thanks.
10. Re: BLCLI command failureLazar NameToUpdate
Oct 2, 2012 12:14 PM (in response to Brandon Gillis)
Here is how I redirect all errors (blcli and other syntax issues that you may get). I have the following line after all the functions, before I start the actual main body of the script:
exec 2> >(while read StdErr; do echoErr "$StdErr"; done;)
'exec 2' catches all the stderr, and it redirects it to echoErr() function, and you already know what echoErr() does. There is one problem with this approach, which I have not fixed yet.... sometimes when the output information is too much, due to some race condition some entires may get logged in incorrect order. It's rare, but happens. I plan to revisit it when I get a chance.
11. Re: BLCLI command failureCraig ludlow Oct 3, 2012 2:57 PM (in response to Brandon Gillis)
Something that might help in a situation like this is some ZSH functionality that NSH inherits. If you create a function called TRAPZERR, it will run after any command has an error. I use this quite a bit, especially on scripts that have a lot of actions that are dependent on the previous action being successful and it is nice for some quick debugging.
Example:
function TRAPZERR ()
{
echo "There has been an error!"
exit 1
}
It can get a little time consuming, but if you really want helpful output or have a great need for detailed debugging, you can use variables like ERROR_MESSAGE and ERROR_CODE that you set before each command that can contain helpful text that is printed if the command fails.
Example:
function TRAPZERR ()
{
echo "${ERROR_MESSAGE}"
echo ${ERROR_MESSAGE} >> errorfile.txt
exit ${ERROR_CODE}
}
ERROR_MESSAGE="Command one failed"
ERROR_CODE=1
command1 #If this failed, TRAPZERR will run and print the defined ERROR_MESSAGE and exit with the ERROR_CODE
ERROR_MESSAGE="Command two failed"
ERROR_CODE=2
command 2
12. Re: BLCLI command failureBill Robinson
Oct 3, 2012 6:21 PM (in response to Craig ludlow)
TRAPZERROR will automatically after any error'd command? is it doing that based on a non-zero exit from the command ?
13. Re: BLCLI command failureCraig ludlow Oct 3, 2012 6:32 PM (in response to Bill Robinson)
In my experience, yes, and per the ZSH doc, it is based on the commands exit code (although the ZSH doc mentions a minor exception)
- TRAPZERR other trap functions mentioned here could be pretty useful as well, but I don't have any experience with them.
This might no be techinically accurate, but I think of it as like having:
if test $? -ne 0
do
...
fi
after every command.
14. Re: BLCLI command failureLazar NameToUpdate
Oct 8, 2012 12:27 PM (in response to Craig ludlow)
Gave a little test run the trap functions and seems neat. So far haven't found a quick way to replace the 'exec 2' method that I'm using, but maybe just need more time with it...
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lines 54 and 58 of vmysql.h are missing the tailing backslash. compiling fails
on my system regardless of the mysql use flag. surprised this has not been a
showstopper for anyone else. i've added these backslashes into the
vpopmail-5.2.1.tar.gz in my distfiles directory and regenerated the digest to
get it to compile - which it does just fine after that fix. -r6 of this ebuild
is the first one i tried to compile on this system, so i cant say for sure its
been around longer than that, but -r7 has this same problem for me too. i have
been using gcc 3.3.1
Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
Actual Results:
In file included from vauth.c:32:
vmysql.h:58:8: warning: extra tokens at end of #endif directive
vmysql.h:79:22: missing terminating " character
vmysql.h:86:35: missing terminating " character
vauth.c:1496:8: warning: extra tokens at end of #endif directive
gcc -I. -I/usr/include/mysql -O3 -march=athlon-xp -funroll-loops
-fprefetch-loop-arrays -pipe -Wall -c file_lock.c
gcc -I. -I/usr/include/mysql -O3 -march=athlon-xp -funroll-loops
-fprefetch-loop-arrays -pipe -Wall -c vpalias.c
make[2]: *** [vauth.o] Error 1
fixed in CVS.
this was a gcc3.3 issue.
Created an attachment (id=19107) [edit]
patch the #define at line 54 and 58 of vmysql.h for vpopmail-5.2.1
This patch correct the bug
[email protected]: it is already fixed!
net-mail/vpopmail/files/vpopmail-5.2.1-gcc33mysql.diff
is my patch. | http://bugs.gentoo.org/30414 | crawl-002 | refinedweb | 295 | 70.8 |
This translation is incomplete. Please help translate this article from English
Pada artikel ini, kita akan melihat beberapa hal mendasar dalam sintaks Javascript Objek dan meninjau kembali beberapa fitur JavaScript yang telah kita bahas pada bab sebelumnya .
Dasar Objek
Objek adalah kumpulan data yang saling berkaitan secara data maupun fungsionalitas (yang terdiri dari beberapa variabel dan fungsi yang disebut properti (properties) dan metode (method) ketika digunakan dalam objek).
Untuk memulainya, silakan salin file oojs.html, yang berisi tentang contoh kecil dari apa yang kita bahas. Kita akan menggunakan file ini sebagai dasar untuk mempelajari sintaks objek dasar. Saat mempelajarinya anda harus memiliki developer tools JavaScript console.
Seperti banyak hal dalam JavaScript, membuat objek dimulai dengan mendefinisikan dan menginisialisasi beberapa variabel. Coba anda gunakan baris kode berikut pada kode JavaScript yang sudah ada dalam file, simpan lalu refresh::
const person = { name: ['Bob', 'Smith'], age: 32, gender: 'male', interests: ['music', 'skiing'], bio: function() { alert(this.name[0] + ' ' + this.name[1] + ' is ' + this.age + ' years old. He likes ' + this.interests[0] + ' and ' + this.interests[1] + '.'); }, greeting: function() { alert('Hi! I\'m ' + this.name[0] + '.'); } };
After saving and refreshing, try entering some of the following into the JavaScript console on your browser devtools:
person.name person.name[0] person.age person.interests[1] person.bio() person.greeting()
You have now got some data and functionality inside your object, and are now able to access them with some nice simple syntax!
Note: If you are having trouble getting this to work, try comparing your code against our version — see oojs-finished.html (also see it running live).:
const objectName = { member1Name: member1Value, member2Name: member2Value, member3Name: member3Value };
The value of an object member can be pretty much anything — in our person object we've got a string, a number, two arrays, and two functions. The first four items are data items, and are referred to as the object's properties. The last two items are functions that allow the object to do something with that data, and are referred to as the object's methods.
An object like this is referred to as an object literal — we've literally written out the object contents as we've come to create it. This is in contrast to objects instantiated from classes, which we'll look at later on.
It is very common to create an object using an object literal when you want to transfer a series of structured, related data items in some manner, for example sending a request to the server to be put into a database. Sending a single object is much more efficient than sending several items individually, and it is easier to work with than an array, when you want to identify individual items by name.
Dot notation
Above, you accessed the object's properties and methods using dot notation. The object name (person) acts as the namespace — it must be entered first to access anything encapsulated inside the object. Next you write a dot, then the item you want to access — this can be the name of a simple property, an item of an array property, or a call to one of the object's methods, for example:
person.age person.interests[1] person.bio()
Sub-namespaces
It is even possible to make the value of an object member another object. For example, try changing the name member from
name: ['Bob', 'Smith'],
to
name : { first: 'Bob', last: 'Smith' },
Here we are effectively creating a sub-namespace. This sounds complex, but really it's not — to access these items you just need to chain the extra step onto the end with another dot. Try these in the JS console:
person.name.first person.name.last
Important: At this point you'll also need to go through your method code and change any instances of
name[0] name[1]
to
name.first name.last
Otherwise your methods will no longer work.
Bracket notation
There is another way to access object properties — using bracket notation. Instead of using these:
person.age person.name.first
You can use
person['age'] person['name']['first']
This looks very similar to how you access the items in an array, and it is basically the same thing — instead of using an index number to select an item, you are using the name associated with each member's value. It is no wonder that objects are sometimes called associative arrays — they map strings to values in the same way that arrays map numbers to values.
Setting object members
So far we've only looked at retrieving (or getting) object members — you can also set (update) the value of object members by simply declaring the member you want to set (using dot or bracket notation), like this:
person.age = 45; person['name']['last'] = 'Cratchit';
Try entering:
person['eyes'] = 'hazel'; person.farewell = function() { alert("Bye everybody!"); }
You can now test out your new members:
person['eyes'] person.farewell()
One useful aspect of bracket notation is that it can be used to set not only member values dynamically, but member names too. Let's say we wanted users to be able to store custom value types in their people data, by typing the member name and value into two text inputs. We could get those values like this:
let myDataName = nameInput.value; let myDataValue = nameValue.value;
We could then add this new member name and value to the
person object like this:
person[myDataName] = myDataValue;
To test this, try adding the following lines into your code, just below the closing curly brace of the
person object:
let myDataName = 'height'; let myDataValue = '1.75m'; person[myDataName] = myDataValue;
Now try saving and refreshing, and entering the following into your text input:
person.height
Adding a property to an object using the method above isn't possible with dot notation, which can only accept a literal member name, not a variable value pointing to a name.
What is "this"?
You may have noticed something slightly strange in our methods. Look at this one for example:
greeting: function() { alert('Hi! I\'m ' + this.name.first + '.'); }
You are probably wondering what "this" is. The
this keyword refers to the current object the code is being written inside — so in this case
this is equivalent to
person. So why not just write
person instead?.", even though the method's code is exactly the same in each case. As we said earlier,
this is equal to the object the code is inside — this isn't hugely useful when you are writing out object literals by hand, but it really comes into its own when you are dynamically generating objects (for example using constructors). It will all become clearer later on.
You've been using objects all along
As you've been going through these examples, you have probably been thinking that the dot notation you've been using is very familiar. That's because you've been using it throughout the course! Every time we've been working through an example that uses a built-in browser API or JavaScript object, we've been using objects, because such features are built using exactly the same kind of object structures that we've been looking at here, albeit more complex ones than in our own basic custom examples.
So when you used string methods like:
myString.split(',');
You were using a method available on an instance of the
String class. Every time you create a string in your code, that string is automatically created as an instance of
String, and therefore has several common methods and properties available on it.
When you accessed the document object model using lines like this:
const myDiv = document.createElement('div'); const myVideo = document.querySelector('video');
You were using methods available on an instance of the
Document class. For each webpage loaded, an instance of
Document is created, called
document, which represents the entire page's structure, content, and other features such as its URL. Again, this means that it has several common methods and properties available on it.
The same is true of pretty much any other built-in object or API you've been using —
Array,
Math, and so on.
Note that built in objects and APIs don't always create object instances automatically. As an example, the Notifications API — which allows modern browsers to fire system notifications — requires you to instantiate a new object instance using the constructor for each notification you want to fire. Try entering the following into your JavaScript console:.
Summary
Congratulations, you've reached the end of our first JS objects article — you should now have a good idea of how to work with objects in JavaScript — including creating your own simple objects. You should also appreciate that objects are very useful as structures for storing related data and functionality — if you tried to keep track of all the properties and methods in our
person object as separate variables and functions, it would be inefficient and frustrating, and we'd run the risk of clashing with other variables and functions that have the same names. Objects let us keep the information safely locked away in their own package, out of harm's way.
In the next article we'll start to look at object-oriented programming (OOP) theory, and how such techniques can be used in JavaScript. | https://developer.cdn.mozilla.net/id/docs/Learn/JavaScript/Objects/Dasar-dasar | CC-MAIN-2020-45 | refinedweb | 1,547 | 52.39 |
find - Thomas Piketty - Ens
35 consistent with micro evidence from French household budget surveys: aggregate agesaving rates profiles have been quasi-flat during the 1978-2006 period, and do not appear to vary systematically with factor income composition. 66 This is imperfect data, however, and this issue would need to be better addressed in future research. The simulations as a whole also confirm the critical importance of the r>g logic. As predicted by the theoretical formulas, the absolute level of g appears to have a stronger quantitative impact than the differential r-g. This is exemplified by the 1949-1979 period. Growth rates were above 5%, which slowed down considerably the rise of the µ t ratio. During the 1979- 2009 period, growth slowed down to 1%-2%, the rise of the µ t ratio was more rapid, and so was the recovery of the inheritance-income ratio b yt . This simple growth effect also plays a much bigger role than saving behaviour (uniform vs class saving), as predicted by the theory. Finally, capital taxes play an important role in our simulations. The average rate of return on private wealth r t =α t /β t has always been much larger than the growth rate g t in France, both during the 19 th and the 20 th centuries (see Table 2). The major change is that the effective capital tax rate τ Kt was less than 10% prior to World War 1, then rose to about 20% in the interwar period, and finally grew to 30%-40% in the postwar period. 67 This had a large impact on the differential between r dt =(1-τ Kt )r t and g t . In particular, capital taxes largely explain why the differential was relatively small (but still positive) during the 1949-1979 period, in spite of positive capital gains. In our simulations, this differential has a smaller impact on µ t and b yt than the absolute growth rate level, but the effect is still significant. 6.3. Simulating the 21 st century: towards a new steady-state? In our baseline scenario, we assume that growth rates in 2010-2100 will be the same as the 1979-2009 average (1.7%), that the aggregate saving rate will be the same as the 1979-2009 average (9.4%), and that the capital share will be the same as the 2008 value (26%). 68 On the basis of the historical evolutions described in section 3.2 above, we assume that asset prices remain the same (relatively to consumer prices) after 2010. In this scenario, we predict that the inheritance-income ratio b yt will keep increasing somewhat after 2010, but will soon stabilize at about 16% (see Figure 9). There are several reasons why this new steady-state level is substantially below the 20%-25% quasi-steady-state level prevailing in 1820-1913. First, our projected growth rate (1.7%) is small, but bigger than the 66 Using Insee household budget surveys for 1978, 1984, 1989, 1994, 2000 and 2006, one finds aggregate agesaving rates profiles that are rising somewhat until age 40-49, and almost flat above age 40-49: sligltly declining in 1978-1984-1989, flat in 1994-2000, slightly rising in 2006. 67 Inheritance taxes are included, but have always been a small fraction of the total capital taxes, which mostly consist of flow taxes such as the corporate tax, personal capital income taxes, and housing taxes. See Appendix A, Tables A9-A11 for detailed series. There are approximate estimates, based on simplifying assumptions (especially regarding product taxes incidence). But the orders of magnitude seem to be right. 68 The capital share that has been approximately constant since the late 1980s, but is significantly larger than the level observed in the late 1970s-early 1980s.
36 19 th century growth rate (1.0%). Next, our projected after-tax rate of return (3.0%) is substantially smaller than the 19 th century level (5.3%). We then consider an alternative scenario with a growth slowdown after 2010 (1.0%), and a rise of the after-tax rate of return to 5.0%. This could be due either to a large rise in the capital share (say, because of increased international competition to attract capital), or to a complete elimination of capital taxes (which could also be triggered by international competition), or to a combination of the two. Under these assumptions, the inheritance-income ratio converges towards a new steady-state around 22%-23% by 2050-2060, i.e. approximately the same level as that prevailing in the early 20 th century (see Figure 9). This finding confirms that the rise in life expectancy has little effect on the long run level of inheritance. With low growth and high returns, the inheritance-income ratio depends almost exclusively on generation length H and the aggregate wealth-income ratio. Detailed results also show that the largest part of the effect (about two thirds) comes from the growth slowdown, versus about one third for the rise in the net-of-tax rate of return. This decomposition is relatively sensitive to assumptions about saving behaviour, however. We also explored various alternative scenarios. With a 5% growth rate after 2010, and a rise in saving rate to 25%, so as to preserve a plausible wealth-income ratio, inheritance flows converge towards about 12% of national income by 2050-2060. With no rise in savings, inheritance flows converge to about 5%-6% of national income (i.e. approximately the same level as in the 1950s-1960s). But this is largely due to the fall in the wealth-income ratio. Another equivalent scenario would involve large scale capital shocks similar to those of the 1913-1949 period, with capital destructions, and/or a prolonged fall in asset prices, due to rent control, nationalization, high capital taxes or other anti-capital policies. Given the chaotic 20 th century political record, one certainly cannot exclude such a radical scenario. The bottom line, however, is that a return to the low inheritance flows of the 1950s-1960s can occur only under fairly extreme assumptions. One needs a combination of exceptionally high growth rates during several decades and a large fall in aggregate wealth-income ratio. Finally, we made simulations assuming that the gift-bequest ratio v t did not rise after 1980. This is an important sensitivity check, because the large rise in gifts in recent decades played an important role in the overall analysis. We find a predicted inheritance-income ratio of 15% by 2050, instead of 16% in the baseline scenario. This suggests that the current gift levels are almost fully sustainable. We also simulated the entire 1900-2100 period assuming there was no gift at all. In the same way as for the 1820-1913 period, this has little effect on long run patterns, which again validates the way we treated gifts. | https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/31418066/find-thomas-piketty-ens/37 | CC-MAIN-2018-30 | refinedweb | 1,154 | 51.68 |
Cannot import mpl_toolkits
I have a project that requires mpl_toolits from matplotlib. mpl_toolkits is not a submodule of matplotlib; it exists in the site-packages directory as it's own module, and is import by itself:
import mpl_toolkits
I have it listed as an included module in the setup function, and I just get an ImportError.
This is my issue. I wasn't logged in when I submitted it.
Here is a link to a stackoverflow question with a similar problem in py2exe:
I don't know why mpl_toolkits isn't made into it's own package (with an __init__.py file), but it works with the
importstatement, and not with cx_Freeze. I have narrowed down the problem to a line in the _FindModule method of ModuleFinder:
According to the Python docs,
impis deprecated and
importlibsis supposed to be used from now on. Here is an example of using both to find
matplotliband
mpl_toolkits:
Replacing
impwith
importlibthroughout cx_Freeze might take a while and be unnecessary. I am going to try and use
importlibif
impfails, and recreate the output of
imp.
Of course, I needed to read the docs better. This situation is handled with the namespace_packages option. Please delete this issue.
As you've found, there is a way to make it work, but it would be good to make namespace packages work more automatically with cx_Freeze if there's a way to do that. I don't know much about them, though.
From what I've read, a namespace package is a package that does not have an __init__ file. Basically, it is a folder that holds other packages:
As an example, let's consider
mpl_toolkits.mplot3d. My plan was to try and find a package in the standard search directories, and if it wasn't found, then append the first part of the package name, in this case
mpl_toolkits, to each the search directories, and look for the subpackage
mplot3din the new search directories.
This shouldn't be hard to do. One way of doing this would be to use the existing namespace_packages functionality, but hide it from the user. If a package isn't found, try to find it as a namespace package, and if that fails say it wasn't found.
I don't know if there is some subtle error with this approach, but maybe someone who knows more about namespace packages can chime in. I do know that I wasted a couple hours debugging this problem because I did not know what a namespace package was. All I knew was that
import mpl_toolkits.mplot3dworked in code, but didn't work in cx_Freeze without the namespace_packages declaration. | https://bitbucket.org/anthony_tuininga/cx_freeze/issues/40/cannot-import-mpl_toolkits | CC-MAIN-2016-50 | refinedweb | 442 | 70.53 |
Basic metro models for Django 1.7+, plus the parser that fills models with actual data (lines numbers, lines titles, lines colors, the names of the lines, the station names) from various data sources (primary - Wikipedia).
Project description
django-metro
Metro models for Django (for 2+, for django 1.x support use 0.4.2 version), plus the parser that fills models with actual data from various data providers (primary - Wikipedia). This is renamed django-russian-metro package (!).
All russian and cis parsers (like kiev or minsk) respects locale, that’s why for en locale they returns transliterated version of names. Parsers for other cities takes only english names.
Parser downloads the following data:
- MetroLine: number, color and title
- Metro: line binding, title
Also you can run django command sometimes to get always actual data, or use celery task load_metro.
Installing
For install django-metro, run on terminal:
$ pip install django-metro
Then add this app to INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS = ( ... 'metro', ... )
Apply migrations:
./manage.py migrate
Choose and specify data provider in settings.py:
METRO_PROVIDER = 'moscow'
Finally, fill models with data:
./manage.py load_metro
Or:
from metro.parser import provider provider.download_all()
Or use celery task load_metro (shared task in tasks.py)
Current available data providers
(list updated)
Assign METRO_PROVIDER (in settings.py) one of the values below (source indicated in brackets):
Russia
- 'moscow' – Moscow (Wiki)
- 'spb' – Saint Petersburg (Wiki)
- 'novgorod' – Nizhny Novgorod (Wiki)
- 'novosib' – Novosibirsk (Wiki)
- 'ekat' – Yekaterinburg (Wiki/self)
- 'kazan' – Kazan (Wiki)
- 'samara' – Samara (Wiki)
- 'omsk' – Omsk (self) :)
CIS
- 'kiev' – Kiev (Wiki)
- 'minsk' – Minsk (Wiki)
World
- 'tokyo' – Tokyo (Wiki)
- 'london' – London (Wiki), very basic (without zones and branches)
Other stuff
You can rename application title with METRO_APP_TITLE in your settings.py:
METRO_APP_TITLE = u'Saint Petersrburg Metro'
Adopted for django-suit (SortableStackedInline).
License
MIT probably.
Project details
Release history Release notifications
Download files
Download the file for your platform. If you're not sure which to choose, learn more about installing packages. | https://pypi.org/project/django-metro/ | CC-MAIN-2019-47 | refinedweb | 322 | 56.96 |
Lightweight JavaScript SDK with basic tools to integrate Kano World login and basic features.
You can import the sdk as a JS build:
or with npm:
npm install --save kano-world-sdk
var config =API_URL : ''WORLD_URL : '';var KW_SDK = config;
To initialise the SDK, run:
KW_SDK;
There are a few ways to enable login with Kano World - the first one with the use of a button, or any element with the attribute
data-kano-world-login set:
<!-- Pressing the following button will prompt you to authorise this domain to login with Kano World. If the user logs in successfully, the SDK will pick it up and enable logged in features. -->Login with Kano World
Once logged in, you can display a button or HTML element to logout with the attribute
data-kano-world-logout set.
<!-- Pressing the following button will log the user out. -->Logout
The
init method on the SDK takes a callback that will be triggered once the user completed authentication. The callback will be fired in case of success or failure, in which case it will contain an error.
Otherwise, you can now used logged in features and methods, and the API calls made throught
KW_SDK.api.* will use the user's credentials.
KW_SDK;
If you need to access the user object in any other moment, you can use the
auth module:
console;
If you want to trigger the login on Kano World via code instead of using the button attribute, you can call:
KW_SDKauth;// This method will redirect to Kano World and come back after authentication complete.
Also, you can logout by calling:
KW_SDKauth;// This method will forget your token and refresh.
App storage
Once logged in, the app storage module allows you to access and change profile stats into a specific app namespace of your profile, without seeing any of the rest.
Use it like this:
KW_SDK;
You can register custom elements for login/register forms. These forms will take care of the field validation and authentication and trigger events to notify when login/register/errors occurs.
You can register these elements like so:
KW_SDK;
You will then be able to use them in your HTML pages.
Available elements:
Display a complete login form. Usage:
Events:
detailsattribute)
Display a complete register form. Usage:
Events:
detailsattribute) | https://www.npmjs.com/package/kano-world-sdk | CC-MAIN-2017-17 | refinedweb | 379 | 60.35 |
First we shall see some points related to Promise and Future.
Promise:
It is an asynchronous provider.
std:async is another asynchronous provider. That we shall see in next chapter.
Future:
It is an asynchronous return object.
It is used to get a value from promise.
It will wait for notification from promise.
In general:
A “future” allows you to retrieve a value that has been promised to you.
In what situation we are use promise and future?
Suppose we create a thread with a function, and we are waiting for a value. We can do below steps:
1. Create a promise object.
2. Then you create a future object from the promise object.
3. Now when the value is ready, promise object will set the value.
4. Then we can retrive the value from future object.
Let us understand with the help of an example:
In the below program, we have a function fun(), it will sleep for 5 seconds.
Now we shall set the value for promise object and then get the value form future object.
#include <iostream> // std::cout #include <chrono> // std::chrono::milliseconds #include <thread> // std::thread #include <mutex> // std::timed_mutex #include <future> // std::future // for more tutorials on C, C++, DS visit using namespace std; void fun(std::promise <int> &&PromiseObj) { std::this_thread::sleep_for (std::chrono::seconds(5)); PromiseObj.set_value(100); } int main () { std::promise<int> PromiseObj; std::future<int> FutureObj = PromiseObj.get_future(); std::thread t1 (fun, std::move(PromiseObj)); cout<<"Waiting for result"<<endl; cout<<"Value form future is "<< FutureObj.get()<<endl; cout<<"End"<<endl; t1.join(); return 0; }
Output:
Waiting for result Value form future is 100 End | https://www.prodevelopertutorial.com/c-11-feature-c-multithreading-chapter-11-stdpromise-and-stdfuture/ | CC-MAIN-2020-16 | refinedweb | 275 | 60.31 |
GraphicsBuilder Tutorial I: Shapes
GraphicsBuilder Tutorial I: Shapes
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Polygons and Donuts
We have seen that GraphicsBuilder has a polygon shape which can draw polygons, but what about regular polygons? those shapes that have a fixed set of sides and can be inscribed in a circle, like a pentagon or hexagon. With only the basic polygon shape you will have to compute all the points over and over again, its good then that GraphicsBuilder provides a base shape for this type of polygons.
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def colors = ['red','darkOrange','blue','darkGreen'](0..3).each { index -> regularPolygon( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 50, radius: 40, borderColor: 'black', sides: 3+index, fill: colors[index] ) regularPolygon( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 160, radius: 40, borderColor: 'black', sides: 7+index, fill: colors[index] )}
Here you can see a great feature of builders in Groovy, you can mix any groovy sentence with your building nodes. What we have here is a range iterated over each element, the value is used to calculate the offset of the next shape and the number of sides the polygon will have. Because these shapes are centered you may be tempted to draw a smaller shape in the same center and create a donut, GraphicsBuilder helps you again with a shape that does that, which will produce a circular donut if you do not specify a sides property.
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def colors = ['red','darkOrange','blue','darkGreen'](0..3).each { index -> donut( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 50, or: 40, ir: 20, borderColor: 'black', sides: 3+index, fill: colors[index] ) donut( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 160, or: 40, ir: 20, borderColor: 'black', sides: 7+index, fill: colors[index] )}
The only thing we changed from the previous example was the node name, from regularPolygon to donut and that's it.
Stars and Rays
Having code that can calculate the points for a regular polygon enables drawing other shapes that share similar properties, for example stars which have the same number of points as a polygon donut, but this time the inside shape is rotated in a way where each vertex is pointing to the corresponding middle point in the outer shape segments.
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def colors = ['red','darkOrange','blue','darkGreen'](0..3).each { index -> star( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 50, or: 40, ir: 15, borderColor: 'black', count: 2+index, fill: colors[index] ) star( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 140, or: 40, ir: 15, borderColor: 'black', count: 7+index, fill: colors[index] )}
Making a comparison against donuts, stars have a count property instead of sides, aside from that they have the same properties. What would happen if you draw lines from the center to each point of a regular polygon, joining the odd and even points with a segment, and leaving the event to odd joins out? you'll get a ray like shape.
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def colors = ['red','darkOrange','blue','darkGreen'](0..3).each { index -> rays( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 50, radius: 40, borderColor: 'black', rays: 2+index, fill: colors[index] ) rays( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 140, radius: 40, rounded: true, borderColor: 'black', rays: 2+index, fill: colors[index] ) rays( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 230, radius: 40, extent: 0.75, borderColor: 'black', rays: 2+index, fill: colors[index] ) rays( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 320, radius: 40, extent: 0.75, rounded: true, borderColor: 'black', rays: 2+index, fill: colors[index] )}
Again shared properties with donuts and stars. Rays can have around segment between points instead of a linear one. The angle of each ray can also be changed with an extent property, whose value must be in the range [0..1].
Triangles
In the last batch of geometrical shapes we find triangles: equilateral, isosceles and rectangle (scalene triangles can be drawn with a polygon operation). Triangles must have at least a set of coordinates (x,y) and a width property defined (will result in an equilateral triangle), if a height property is specified then it may be an isosceles triangle if a rightAngleAt property is not set, which would result in a rectangle triangle.
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triangle( x: 10, y: 50, width: 50, borderColor: 'black', fill: 'red' )triangle( x: 70, y: 50, width: 50, height: 20, borderColor: 'black', fill: 'orange' )triangle( x: 130, y: 50, width: 50, rightAngleAt: 'start', borderColor: 'black', fill: 'darkGreen' )triangle( x: 190, y: 50, width: 50, rightAngleAt: 'end', borderColor: 'black', fill: 'blue' )triangle( x: 10, y: 90, width: 50, borderColor: 'black', fill: 'red', angle: 315 )triangle( x: 70, y: 90, width: 50, height: 20, borderColor: 'black', fill: 'orange', angle: 315 )triangle( x: 130, y: 90, width: 50, rightAngleAt: 'start', angle: 315, borderColor: 'black', fill: 'darkGreen' )triangle( x: 190, y: 90, width: 50, rightAngleAt: 'end', angle: 315 , borderColor: 'black', fill: 'blue' )
All the shapes in this section (from polygons to triangles) accept an angle property to perform quick rotations. All shapes accept transformations like scaling and rotation which we will explore in another tutorial.
Arrows
If you thought we would be finished by now, there are other shapes we can explore! Arrows can be found almost anywhere so it makes sense to have a shape for them. Arrows have a tail and a head, depth controls how much the tail and head share from the total width, rise controls how much the tail takes from the total height, finally arrows can also be quick rotated with an angle property.
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def values = [0,0.25,0.5,0.75]def colors = ['red','darkOrange','blue','darkGreen']def angles = [0,45,150,240](0..3).each { index -> arrow( x: 10 + (index*110), y: 10, width: 80, height: 50, depth: values[index], borderColor: 'black', fill: colors[index] ) arrow( x: 10 + (index*110), y: 80, width: 80, height: 50, rise: values[index], borderColor: 'black', fill: colors[index] ) arrow( x: 10 + (index*110), y: 150, width: 90, height: 50, angle: angles[index], borderColor: 'black', fill: colors[index] )}
Crosses
If arrows are common, crosses are too (nothing related to religious ones), you can find them as plus signs or as error indicators. they can have a round finish and can also be rotated with an angle property.
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def roundness = [0,0.5,1]def colors = ['red','blue','darkGreen']def angles = [0,45,60](0..2).each { index -> cross( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 50, radius: 40, borderColor: 'black', roundness: roundness[index], fill: colors[index] ) cross( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 160, radius: 40, borderColor: 'black', roundness: roundness[index], fill: colors[index], angle: angles[index] )}
Pins
Pins can be described as a mix between a semi-circle and an isosceles triangle, you may find a similar shape while using an online map provider known for it's "do no evil" mantra. Pins can also be rotated with an angle property (see a trend here :-)) and they can change the height of the triangle.
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def heights = [40,10,60]def colors = ['red','blue','darkGreen']def angles = [0,45,60](0..2).each { index -> pin( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 50, radius: 40, borderColor: 'black', height: heights[index], fill: colors[index] ) pin( cx: 50 + (index*110), cy: 160, radius: 40, borderColor: 'black', height: heights[index], fill: colors[index], angle: angles[index] )}
Multi Rounded Rectangles
The last shape (or is it?) is the multi rounded rectangle. It gives you more control over how each corner will or will not be rounded. Opposed to just arcWidth and arcHeight properties found on the rect shape, roundRect allows 2 round properties for each corner.
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roundRect( x: 10, y: 10, width: 140, height: 100, borderColor: 'black', topLeftWidth: 20, bottomLeftWidth: 20, topRightWidth: 50, bottomRightWidth: 50, fill: 'red' )roundRect( x: 160, y: 10, width: 140, height: 100, borderColor: 'black', topLeftWidth: 20, topLeftHeight: 40, bottomLeftWidth: 40, bottomLeftHeight: 20, topRightWidth: 0, topRightHeight: 0, bottomRightWidth: 60, bottomRightHeight: 70, fill: 'blue' )}
Areas
If the previous list of predefined shapes is not enough for your drawings then it will be worth mentioning that you can create complex shapes based on simpler ones by applying any of the following area operations: add, subtract, intersect, xor. Area operations in GraphicsBuilder require at least 2 shapes, as you can stack more than 2 as exemplified by the following images. Let's start with a group of 3 shapes with no area operation applied to them
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group( borderColor: 'blue', borderWidth: 4, fill: 'cyan' ){ rect( x: 10, y: 10, width: 200, height: 80, arcWidth: 20, arcHeight: 20 ) circle( cx: 80, cy: 70, radius: 50 ) regularPolygon( cx: 135, cy: 90, radius: 60, sides: 5, angle: 90 )}
Now onto the operations, to get the desired effect substitute group from the previous code with the operation's name
Conclusion
This is all for the first part, there are two more shapes yet to be explored (morph and text) as well as outlines (curves and lines) which we will look further in the next installment of this series. I hope you enjoy playing with the code found on this tutorial, please feel free to drop by the forums or leave a comment, feedback is always appreciated.
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In-Depth
The Silverlight 5 PivotViewer allows you to create unique and interactive data visualizations for your users. Find out how to effectively use this technology and incorporate semantic zoom into your data collections.
If you've spent much time writing data-driven applications, then you're painfully aware of how complex users' requirements can become around visualization. Each user in a domain will have his own idea of how data should be sorted, filtered and displayed.
When Microsoft released Silverlight 5 in December 2011, a new data-visualization control called the PivotViewer was among the additions to the platform. PivotViewer allows you to build solutions that empower users to create their own vision of their data.
Originally developed by Live Labs as a standalone Silverlight 4 control, PivotViewer sets the bar in data visualization by providing an intuitive client-side interface for sorting and filtering data, and presenting two distinct data views with different zoom levels. Built on the Silverlight Deep Zoom technology, PivotViewer allows you to enable users to visualize collections of data in an interactive way.
This type of data visualization presents a unique solution that allows users to not only create customized views of a data set, but to discover trends and relationships within the data that might have been missed in more traditional formats. In this article, I'll cover the fundamentals of using PivotViewer and show you how to incorporate Semantic Zoom into your data collections.
Creating a PivotViewer Application
Because the PivotViewer is now a part of the Silverlight SDK, the only required installations are Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 SP1 and the Microsoft Silverlight 5 Tools for Visual Studio 2010 SP1. You can download the developer tools here.
Once you have everything installed, create a Silverlight 5 application by selecting File, New and Project from the Visual Studio menu. After the New Project dialog is displayed, select a Silverlight Application, as shown in Figure 1.
For this project, the only reference you need to add is the PivotViewer control. Unlike the previous version, PivotViewer is now entirely contained in a single DLL, making it easier to add the control to your project. To add a reference to the PivotViewer, right-click References in the Silverlight project and add a reference to System.Windows.Controls.Pivot. Now the project is set up, and you're ready to build a PivotViewer application.
You need only three things to create a PivotViewer application: data, properties and templates. Like other Silverlight item controls, a collection of data can be added to PivotViewer by setting the ItemsSource property (one of the most requested features after the release of the original version). With this feature, you're able to use any method that you choose to obtain data, whether it's Collection Extensible Markup Language (CXML, the original PivotViewer data source), Open Data Protocol (OData) or Rich Internet Application (RIA) services.
In order to focus on the PivotViewer -- instead of on obtaining data -- the sample code (found in the code download and available at VisualStudioMagazine.com/Champion0912) is going to generate some sample data on the client at runtime. To accomplish this, you need to define a data class -- in this case, statistics on each table of diners during a single shift in a restaurant.
Defining a Data Class
The first order of business is to create a class in your project that will contain the dinner party statistics. Right-click on the Silverlight project and select Add, then Class. Once the Add New Item dialog screen appears, name the class DinnerParty.cs. Then add the following properties to the class: Id, StaffName, TimeSeated and SizeOfParty.
In order to generate a collection of data for this example, you'll create a static method in the DinnerParty class that will return a collection of 100 DinnerParty objects. This method should handle each property uniquely so the data is somewhat meaningful to test against. For example, each party will get a unique Id; the SizeOfParty will be a random number between 1 and 5; and table assignments will rotate through each member of the wait staff. The final DinnerParty class is shown in Listing 1.
Before adding the newly generated data to the PivotViewer, you must first add a PivotViewer to the project. Because this is a PivotViewer example, the application's UI will consist solely of a PivotViewer object. The first step is to open the MainPage.xaml and add a namespace to System.Windows.Controls.PivotViewer. Next, add an instance of the PivotViewer to the Grid control and name it pViewer:
<UserControl x:Class="VSM_PivotViewer.MainPage"
xmlns=""
xmlns:x=""
xmlns:pivot="clr-namespace:System.Windows.Controls.Pivot;assembly=
System.Windows.Controls.Pivot" >
<Grid x:
<pivot:PivotViewer x:
</pivot:PivotViewer >
</Grid >
</UserControl >
The last step is to assign the ItemsSource property of pViewer to our generated collection. Open up the codebehind file, MainPage.xaml.cs. In the constructor, you can now add the generated data:
public MainPage()
{
InitializeComponent();
pViewer.ItemsSource = DinnerParty.BuildData();
}
After defining the data source for this example, you must define the properties PivotViewer will display. This is accomplished by setting the PivotViewerProperties property to a collection of PivotViewerProperty objects. There are four different PivotViewerProperty classes that are available:
The purpose of a PivotViewerProperty is to add metadata to each property that you wish to display inside PivotViewer and tell it how you want the data to be treated. PivotViewer will only display data for the properties you define. If your object has 20 properties and you only define four, then you'll only see those four within the PivotViewer UI.
A PivotViewerProperty is defined by a unique name, a display name, a binding statement that maps it to your object, and one or more options. Each option defines how the PivotViewerProperty will be used within the PivotViewer. The following list includes the available options and explains how they're handled by PivotViewer:
Next, add all four properties to the PivotViewerProperties collection. You can define these properties in XAML or code. Listing 2 shows the complete XAML for declaring the PivotProperties. For Id and SizeOfParty, use a PivotViewerNumericProperty. TimeSeated is a PivotViewerDateTimeProperty, and StaffName is a PivotViewerStringProperty. All of the properties except for Id have the CanFilter option set, so they appear in the filter pane. In addition, the StaffName has the CanSearch option set, so you can search features of PivotViewer to look up a particular staff member.
Designing Trading Cards
The final -- and arguably most important -- part of using the PivotViewer is to define the visual representation of each object, otherwise called a trading card. This is accomplished by setting the ItemTemplates property of the PivotViewer to a collection of one or more PivotViewerItemTemplates. A PivotViewerItemTemplate is an extension of a Silverlight DataTemplate. It uses data binding to populate its UI from each object in the ItemsSource collection.
Designing the trading cards is often the biggest challenge for developers. Let's face it: This jumps into the design world. In order to design an effective trading card, it's important to understand the data you're displaying and what's important to the user. Designed correctly, the trading cards can add an extra dimension to the data that enables users to visually identify relationships and trends.
Size is an important design concept to keep in mind. When you're looking at an entire collection containing 1,000 items, each trading card will be very small. Because the purpose of the trading card is to convey information to the user, it's only possible to present one or two pieces of information. Any more than that and the cards will be too cluttered for the user to distinguish between them. As the size of the cards gets larger on the screen, there's more real estate available to add information for the user. Ideally, you'd like to present a more detailed card as the user zooms in closer and increases the size of the trading card on the screen.
For example, in our sample data collection, the StaffName and SizeOfParty are two important pieces of information that stand out. The first trading card will focus on these two properties. The trading card itself will be a square. The SizeOfParty will be displayed in a large TextBlock that's centered in the square. The only remaining question: How do you show the StaffName? If you print the StaffName on the card, it will be unreadable when you zoom out to view the entire collection. This is where visualization comes into play.
The No. 1 question I get asked about using PivotViewer is, "What happens if I don't have any pictures in my data?" Some developers feel that this will prevent them from having a usable collection. This notion couldn't be further from the truth. Developers routinely present other forms of data visualization that don't require images. When was the last time you needed a picture for each data point in a line or bar chart? It's possible to present effective visualizations with a combination of text, color and icons. Not only can you make the trading cards visually appealing, but you can also use these tools to help the user identify trends and relationships among the displayed data set.
Trying to visualize the StaffName property is a good example. If each staff member is represented by a different color and you set the background of each trading card to the color representing that staff member, then you have created a visualization that will make sense and is useful to the user. With a large number of trading cards, a user can look at the histogram of tables per hour and can visually determine which staff member had the most tables for that time period.
Implementing Value Converters
The best way to accomplish this visualization is with a value converter. By creating a value converter that converts a StaffName string to a SolidColorBrush, you'll be able to bind the trading card's background to the StaffName. Start by adding a new class to the project named StaffNameValueConverter.cs. The class should inherit the IValueConverter interface. Visual Studio will add the code necessary to implement this interface for you. This can be done by right-clicking IValueConverter and selecting Implement Interface.
The IValueConverter interface has two methods: Convert and ConvertBack. The Convert property receives the raw value in a binding statement and lets you convert it into something different. For this example, it takes the StaffName string and returns a SolidColorBrush based on that string. In this instance, it isn't necessary to write an implementation for the ConvertBack because the binding doesn't need to convert from a color back to the StaffName.
Listing 3 shows an implementation of a value converter that will map the staff names to unique colors. The method contains a switch statement that will map each of the three names of the staff members to a unique color. While a more flexible converter would need to be created in a real-world solution, this is suitable for demonstrating how to visualize a textual property. Before you can use the new value converter an instance of it must be added to your XAML. The first thing to add is a new namespace to the UserControl:
xmlns:local="clr-namespace:VSM_PivotViewer"
An instance of the value converter is then added to the UserControl by adding a resource to the UserControl:
<UserControl.Resources >
<local:StaffNameValueConverter x:
</UserControl.Resources >
Once the StaffNameValueConverter code is completed, you can create the first PivotViewerItemTemplate and add it to the ItemTemplates property, as demonstrated in Listing 4. As previously mentioned, the template will only contain a Grid and a TextBlock. The Grid's Background property is bound to the StaffName property using the StaffNameValueConverter. The TextBlock has its Text property bound to the SizeOfParty property.
Running the project, the PivotViewer is loaded with 100 items displayed, as shown in Figure 2. You're able to change the sort, filter the collection, and see the item details in the detail pane on the right-hand side when you select an item. It's important to remember that all of this functionality came out of the box. All that's required is to supply the data, and describe what to show and how to show it.
The first thing that should catch your eye is the division of tiles between all three of our staff members. Even with the simplistic trading cards, it's possible to begin inferring data relationships. For example, sorting by "Staff Name" and selecting the histogram view will show that each staff member has roughly the same number of tables in the system. Sorting by "Size of Party" in the histogram view lets you visualize which staff members had the larger or smaller parties. It should quickly become evident that this approach to data analysis can be useful to the user given properly designed cards.
Using Semantic Zoom
Another improvement in the latest release of PivotViewer is the concept of Semantic Zoom. Semantic Zoom is the ability to create different visualizations based on the size of an item. This lets you change the level of detail that the user sees as he zooms closer to an item.
If you take a look at the current example, not a lot of detail is shown once you select a trading card. To take full advantage of the PivotViewer, you should provide more information as the user zooms in closer to a trading card. The solution is to add a second trading card with more details to the PivotViewer.
Before adding a second template to the ItemTemplates collection, it's necessary to take a closer look at the PivotViewer workflow with regard to item templates. The PivotViewerItemTemplate has a MaxWidth property. This property is important to the workflow. When a trading card is rendered, the first template in the collection is used to render the card. If the MaxWidth property is set on the template, then once the trading card is wider in screen pixels than that value, the PivotViewer moves to the next card in the collection. This process continues until the correct size is found, or there are no more templates to check. If this happens, the trading card won't be generated and a blank image will be rendered to the screen.
In order to present the user with more information, Listing 5 shows an updated ItemTemplates property for the PivotViewer. The template adds more details from our data set. For instance, both the staff name and the time the table was seated are displayed on the card.
The template is added after the first template, so the PivotViewer will still load the original template first. Before the new template is used by the PivotViewer, you must first set a MaxWidth to the original template. Listing 5 shows how the original template was modified to define a MaxWidth equal to 300. Running the app will generate the same view as the first example. However, once you zoom in closer to the cards, the cards will change to the new, more detailed template as shown in Figure 3. If you zoom in slowly enough, you'll also notice that the PivotViewer creates a smooth transition between the two templates by blending in the new template over the original.
If you take a look at what this second template provides you, you should begin to see the power of Semantic Zoom. Effectively, utilizing this approach allows you to bring another dimension to your users.
Imagine if you only used a single template in your collection. You'd have to take one of two approaches. The first would be to use a simplistic card, as in the original collection. This would give you the ability to create graphical correlations between data points, but overall it would be lacking in details about a single data point. If you went the other direction and created a single detailed card, all of your cards would look identical when viewing the entire collection. This would hinder your ability to show relationships between data. In addition, you'd take a performance hit by attempting to render an entire collection with a complex template.
With the enhancements in the latest version of the PivotViewer, it's now conceivable to give the user the ability to choose which templates to use and how those templates are defined. A single interface could be used in completely different ways to display data. The PivotViewer API allows you to set things like the current viewer, the filter state and the sorting property via code. Therefore, you can store this information for the user and restore settings for future sessions.
The Silverlight 5 PivotViewer has come a long way since the original version. Its client-side XAML-based rendering, dynamic updates and enhanced API provide a solid foundation for creating interactive and informative data visualizations. Adding the PivotViewer to your apps will give your users a completely new way to experience their data and allow them to explore it in ways not previously possible.
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I have defined a function record which appends value to a list named as lists for a duration of Time.Whenever I call this function for the first time it appends 19 values to lists,but when I call it second time it appends 20 values to lists even though the time parameter that I was using both the times was 1 sec.Is there any way that I could get same no of values get appended to a list when I call the function multiple times?
import time
lists=[]
first_list=[]
second_list=[]
def record(lists,Time):
start_time=time.time()
print "start_time",start_time
print "time.time",time.time()
while(time.time()-start_time)<=Time:
lists.append(1)
print "list",lists
print "length of list after appending",len(lists)
record(first_list,0.05)#first time
print 1
time.sleep(5)
record(second_list,0.05) #second time
The time it takes to do something is not fixed. It takes as long as it takes. But you need both to be the same, so just make them the same by checking both. This code does the desired amount of work, and then calls time.sleep() until the remaining time block runs out. That's way better than looping and checking time() repeatedly, because looping and checking time makes the cpu work hard to do nothing. time.sleep is specifically there to avoid using the cpu.
import time def record(mylist, duration, count): start_time=time.time() while len(mylist) < count: mylist.append(1) remaining_time = time.time() - start_time; time.sleep(duration - remaining_time) print "calling first pass" start_time=time.time() l1 = [] record(l1, 5, 100) #second time actual_duration = time.time() - start_time print "length is", len(l1), "actual time was", actual_duration print "calling second pass" start_time=time.time() l2 = [] record(l2, 5, 100) #second time actual_duration = time.time() - start_time print "length is", len(l2), "actual time was", actual_duration
Obviously, if you try to do more than you can in the specified time, you won't. Maybe you can return an error if that happens? If you check time() during the function you can exit early, but I would not recommend checking it too often. | https://codedump.io/share/54McRwjRQzhW/1/run-a-function-for-a-duration-of-5-secs-exactly-every-time-using-timetime-in-python | CC-MAIN-2017-09 | refinedweb | 355 | 67.65 |
Default Font Info settings
Is it possible to set default info for copyright / vertical metrics etc?
Would be nice to have something to start with, instead of copying and pasting each time. Thanks!
J
That is easy: subscribe to
newFontDidOpenand do something with the new font.
from mojo.events import addObserver class SetInfo(object): def __init__(self): addObserver(self, "myCallback", "newFontDidOpen") def myCallback(self, info): font = info["font"] print font font.info.copyright = "This is my font" SetInfo()
and maybe set this script as start up script in the preferences so each time you open RoboFont the observer will be installed.
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class Article < ActiveRecord::Bas def self.search(query) ... end def title ... end # Columns include submitted and accepted end
Articles can be submitted by users, and accepted by editors. We have controller namespaces for the public (when not logged in), users (when logged in), and editors (when logged in as an editor). And there are some privacy considerations to go along with all that. Namely:
- The public should only see accepted articles
- The editors should only see accepted and submitted articles
- Users should only see accepted articles or unsubmitted articles that they’re still working on (owned by them).
The super-naive (and seriously painful) approach would be to have separate Article methods for each security domain. For example:
class Article < ActiveRecord::Base def search_for_admin(query) ... end def search_for_member(query) ... end def search_for_guest(query) ... end end
..and you’d have to do this for all methods the controller may call.
Another approach would be to use the
before_filter /
with_scope magic
described on HABTM. But the fact that DHH condemned it (to the point of
declaring that
with\_scope will soon be declared private), and the way you
have to go under the hood a bit with the @klass.scoped_methods call
effectively dissuaded us.
Instead, we decided to go with a couple of wrapper classes. We still use
with\_scope, but within the model, and in a much more opaque way. We have
three wrappers (one for each security context). Here’s the one for the
administrator controllers:
Then, we replace all calls to
Article in the admin controllers to
AdminArticle. This ensures that any records returned to our admin controllers
are submitted articles, and we added an incredibly small amount of code. We did
the same thing for
MemberArticles and
PublicArticles, and it’s all worked
fine. There are two changes that I’m thinking about making:
- If we have
AdminArticleinherit from Article (without adding a type column to the table), we should be able to set all methods on Article as protected, ensuring that no errant code is looking at the wrong class.
- We could conceivably combine these wrappers into one
WrappedArticleclass, but I’m not sure if it would remain readable. It’s right on the edge of what I’d consider obfuscated as it is.
If you have any comments or suggestions on how to clean this up further, I’d love to hear them. | https://robots.thoughtbot.com/using-wrapper-classes-with-activerecord-to-enforce | CC-MAIN-2015-32 | refinedweb | 403 | 55.95 |
.96 release. For changes prior to 0.96, see the OlderBackwardsIncompatibleChanges page..
Test client removed special casing for file uploads
Before [5465], Django's client in the testing infrastructure had special casing for file uploads that matched the implementation of the FileField datatype, making it simpler to use for this case. To allow for different methods of uploading files (e.g. newforms and oldforms), this has been removed--you will have to update your tests if you depended on this behaviour (look at the HTML source to work out what the field names for posted data should be).. Do this after you have made the change to using DecimalField in your code and updated the Django code.
Warning: Back up your database first! For SQLite, this means making a copy of the single file that stores the database (the name of that file is the DATABASE_NAME in your settings.py file). is important that you remember to use XML format in the first step of this process. We are exploiting a feature of the XML data dumps that makes porting floats to decimals with SQLite possible.
- In the second step you will be asked to confirm that you are prepared to lose the data for the application(s) in question..
Note that existing code and message catalogs will not break even if you update your code to [5708] or later. This change only takes effect the next time you run make-messages.py.
Added
interactive argument to
run_tests
In [5752] the parameter
interactive was added to the run_tests method. This parameter allows tests to be added to automated build scripts where interactive questions (such as being asked if it is ok to delete an existing test database) cannot be asked.
If you are using the default Django test runner, no change is required.
However, if you have defined a custom test runner, you must be able to accept (and handle appropriately) the
interactive argument to the test runner. For most test runners, the only change required will be to change the call to
create_test_db to use the keyword argument
autoclobber=not interactive.
Changed format for first argument to
run_tests
In [5769], the first argument to
run_tests was changed to allow end-users to invoke individual tests, rather than requiring that entire applications be tested.
This change has no effect on most end users. However, it does require a significant change to the prototype of run_test, which will be backwards incompatible for anyone with a customized test runner. Previously, the first argument to
run_tests was a list of application modules. These modules would then be searched for test cases. After [5769], the first argument to
run_tests is a list of test labels. Whereas run_tests was previously given a list of already-loaded applications, it is now the responsibility of the test runner to load the appropriate applications. Anyone with a customized test runner will need to incorporate the appropriate calls to
get_app() as part of their test runner.
Minor change to newforms arguments and data dictionary handling
In [5819],
FileField and
ImageField were added to newforms. Implementing these fields required some subtle changes to the way data binding occurs in newforms.
This change will have no effect on most end users. The simple cases for binding forms do not change. However:
- The second argument to a form instance is now taken by file data. As a result, if you implicitly relied upon the order of the keyword arguments
auto_id,
prefixand
initialwhen instantiating forms, your forms will no longer interpret these options correctly. To overcome this problem, explicitly name these keyword arguments - for example, use:
f = ContactForm(data, auto_id=True)
rather than:
f = ContactForm(data, True)
- A
filesargument was added to the prototype for
value_from_datadict()to allow for the processing of file data. If you have written any custom widgets that provide their own data dictionary handling, you will need to modify those widgets to accomodate the new argument. If your custom widget has no need to handle file data, all you will need to do is change the method definition from:
def value_from_datadict(self, data, name):
to:
def value_from_datadict(self, data, files, name):
Changes to management.py commands
In [5898], we refactored
management.py. This was partially to clean up a 1700-line file, but also to allow user applications to register commands for use in
management.py.
As a result, any calls to management services in your code will need to be adjusted. For example, if you have some test code that calls
flush and
load_data:
>>> from django.core import management >>> management.flush(verbosity=0, interactive=False) >>> management.load_data(['test_data'], verbosity=0)
You will need to change this code to read:
>>> from django.core import management >>> management.call_command('flush', verbosity=0, interactive=False) >>> management.call_command('loaddata', 'test_data', verbosity=0)
Refactored database backends
In a series of commits from [5949] to [5982], we refactored the database backends (the code in
django.db.backends) to remove quite a bit of duplication, make it easier to maintain and extend, and to lay the groundwork for advanced features such as database connection pooling.
As a result, almost *all* of the backend-level functions have been renamed and/or relocated. None of these were documented, but you'll need to change your code if you're using any of these functions:
archive_year generic view no longer performs an order_by() on the passed queryset
In [6057],
archive_year was changed NOT to perform an
order_by() on the passed queryset. This is for consistancy with the other date-based generic views.
Update your code by performing an explicit
order_by() on the
QuerySet you pass to
archive_year or add an
ordering option to your model's
class Meta.
django-admin.py and manage.py now require subcommands to precede options
In [6075],
django-admin.py and
manage.py were changed so that any options (e.g.,
--settings) must be specified *after* the subcommand (e.g.,
runserver).
This used to be accepted:
django-admin.py --settings=foo.bar runserver
Now, options must come after the subcommand:
django-admin.py runserver --settings=foo.bar
django.views.i18n.set_language requires a POST request
In [6177], the
set_language() view was changed to only change the caller's locale if called as a POST request. Previously, a GET request was used. The old behaviour).
django.http.HttpResponse now has case-insensitive headers
In a number of changes starting with [6212],
HttpResponse headers were made case-insensitive.
As a side-effect, could break code that accesses
response.headers directly, and specifically broke the idiom
if header in response.headers:.
So
response.headers has been renamed to
response._headers, and
HttpResponse now supports containment checking directly. You should now use
if header in response instead of
if header in response.headers.
Template tag loading respects dotted notation
In [6289], template tag loading was altered to respect dotted paths, just like Python imports. So
{% load foo.bar %}
will now look for a file
foo/bar.py under one of your templatetag directories.
Previously, anything before the final dot was ignored. If you were using this for any decorative purpose (at least one package was, it turns out), you have to remove any unwanted prefix.
_() no longer in builtins
As of [6582], we no longer unconditionally install
_() as an alias for
gettext() in Python's builtins module. The reason for this is explained in the initial note in this section of the internationalization documentation.
If you were previously relying on
_() always being present, you should now explicitly import
ugettext or
ugettext_lazy or even
gettext, if appropriate, and alias it to
_ yourself:
from django.utils.translation import ugettext as _
django.newforms.forms.SortedDictFromList class removed
In [6668], the
SortedDictFromList class was removed. Due to
django.utils.datastructures.SortedDict gaining the ability to be instantiated with a sequence of tuples (#5744),
SortedDictFromList was no longer needed. Two things need to be done to fix your code:
- Use
django.utils.datastructures.SortedDictwherever you were using
django.newforms.forms.SortedDictFromList.
- Since
SortedDict's copy method doesn't return a deepcopy as
SortedDictFromList's
copymethod did, you will need to update your code if you were relying on
SortedDictFromList.copyto return a deepcopy. Do this by using
copy.deepcopyinstead of
SortedDict's
copymethod..
- Simple backwards compatibility: In every root template (such as your
base.htmltemplate),capetemplate tag exists for this reason.
Finally, change all calls to the 'escape' function to use 'force_escape' instead.
The drawback of this method in templates that are destined for HTML output is that you receive none of the benefits of auto-escaping.
- More detailed porting to take advantage of auto-escaping: There are two approaches to inserting raw HTML via variables into templates. One option is to pass the variable content through the
safefilter.and
needs_autoescapeattributes:
try: Model.objects.get(...) except AssertionError: ...
After::
# for add forms obj = MyObj() form = MyForm(obj) # for change forms obj = MyObj.objects.get(pk=1) form = MyForm(obj)
After:
#-refactor branch was merged into trunk. This is mostly backwards compatible, but there are a few points to note. Rather than list them here, refer to theif you try to assign the wrong type of object. Previously things like
book.author = Vegetable(...)worked, which was insane.
- Raise a
ValueErrorif you try to assign
Noneto-insensitive']:
The old dictionary-style key access is still supported, but will raise a
DeprecationWarning.
[7859] further cleaned up and clarified this interface. It unfortunatly had to deprecate a couple of things added in [7814]::.
Moved inner-model
class Admin
to
ModelAdmin
classes
The syntax to define your models in the admin has changed slightly. It is no longer in your model and is instead in an application level
admin.py
module. Here is a quick example showing you the change:
#
The
prepopulate_from option to database fields no longer exists. It's been discontinued in favor of the new
prepopulated_fields option in a
ModelAdmin.
We have significantly improved working with inlines.
Here is an example:
#.',)
Moved newforms to forms
In [7971] Django's
newforms library was finally renamed to just plain old
forms. Imports of
django.newforms will still work but will throw a
DeprecationWarning. Deeper imports throw
ImportErrors.:
<Location "/mysite/"> ... </Location>
would be altered to look like this:
<Location "/mysite/"> PythonOption django.root /mysite # New line! ... </Location>
Refer to Django's mod_python documentation for more information about this option.
At the same time, you would edit your
URLConf file to remove "/mysite" from
the front of all the URLs.
Apache + fastcgi
If you configure your system using either of the Apache and fastcgi methods
described in Django's fastcgi documentation, all you need to do is
remove the script prefix from the URL patterns in your
URLConf.
lighttpd + fastcgi (and others)
Due to the way lighttpd is configured to work with fastcgi, it isn't possible
to automatically construct the right script name value. This will be a problem
is you are using the
{% url %} template tag, or anything else that does
reverse URL construction. To overcome this problem, you can use the
FORCE_SCRIPT_NAME Django setting to force the value to whatever you want.
If you're using the basic lighttpd configuration from our site, you'll want:
FORCE_SCRIPT_NAME="/"
This is a bit of a hacky solution, since it requires changing the project settings every time you change the URL prefix. However, there's nothing that can be done about that in the general case, since Django is simply not passed the information it needs to determine the original URL (we want to use a small number of solutions that works for all web servers, rather than have to include 25 special cases for each webserver and installation possibility).
intfield__in=[''] filter lookups no longer work
Before [8131],
MyModel.objects.filter(intfield__in=['']) would return an empty
QuerySet, where
intfield represents an
IntegerField or similar on
MyModel. For example, if you had been unpacking a comma-separated list of IDs into a lookup such as:
#!python authors = Author.objects.filter(id__in=author_ids.split(','))
then your lookup will fail if author_ids is an empty string, as of [8131].
DecimalField conversion tightened
In [8143], the conversion between values in model attributes and values to be inserted into the database was changed internally. A side-effect of this is that Django will raise an error if you try to store a floating point value in a DecimalField. There is no reliable way to convert between a float and a decimal. So you must either store a python
decimal value in the model attribute or a string (which will then be converted to a
decimal).
Password reset system changed to improve security and usability
In [8162], the password reset views and templates were overhauled. If you have were using the existing views with a customised PasswordResetForm, or with any customised templates (such as the password reset email, or any of the related forms), then you will probably have to update your code (note that these forms/templates had already been updated recently to use newforms). If you manually included the URLs for these views into your project (which is currently the only way to get them), you will need to update -- see the URLs in django.contrib.auth.urls
The new system has much better security (#7723 is fixed). It does not reset the password, but sends an emails to the user with a link to click on. It also has much better usability -- the user is then prompted to enter their own password, rather than given a random one (which many users often forget to change). The link for resetting the password will expire as soon as it is used, or after a timeout -- default 3 days.
Removed several deprecated features for 1.0
In [8191], several deprecated features were removed:
- The "simple" cache backend was removed, use the "locmem" backend instead.
- The
ObjectPaginatorclass was removed, use the new Paginator and Page classes instead.
- The
edit_inline_typeargument for
ForeignKeyfields was removed, use InlineModelAdmin instead.
- The
QOperator,
QNot,
QAndand
QOrclasses were removed, use the Q class instead.
- The
maxlengthargument for model fields was removed, use
max_lengthinstead.
Removed dictionary access to request object
In [8202], removed dictionary access to request object to avoid its attributes from being overridden in templates by GET and POST data. Instead, you should use
request.REQUEST for the same functionality:
request[key]->
request.REQUEST[key]
key in request->
key in request.REQUEST
request.has_key(key)->
request.REQUEST.has_key(key)
url tag now allows NoReverseMatch exceptions to propagate
Previously NoReverseMatch exceptions were silenced in the
{% url %} tag. This is very rarely useful, and usually just produced difficult to find bugs, and so was changed in [8211]. See #8031.
Signal refactoring
instead of anonymous objects.
- Connecting, disconnecting, and sending signals are done via methods on the
Signalobject instead of through module methods in
django.dispatch.dispatcher. The module-level methods are deprecated.
- The
Anonymousand
Anysender options no longer exist. You can still receive signals sent by any sender by using
sender=None
So, a quick summary of the code changes you'd need to make:
It may be good practice to create a wrapper for
my_handler which accepts
**kwargs rather than change the signature of the original function.
Peruvian localflavor change
In 2007, Peru changed from departments to regions for their local district names. In [8230], Django's Peruvian localflavor was updated to reflect this change. Previous uses of the
PEDepartmentSelect class (from
django.contrib.localflavor.pe.forms) should be changed to use
PERegionSelect.
New default form widgets in admin
In [8240], to provide better default stylings in the admin interface, the admin class provides its own default form widgets for rendering of model fields. If you were specifying a particular widget for a custom model field that subclasses one of Django's internal fields, you will need to possibly override the
ModelAdmin.formfield_for_dbfield() method.
File storage refactoring
[8244] refactored Django's file storage system. Detailed notes of the changes can be found at FileStorageRefactor; see specifically the list of backwards-incompatibe changes.
The biggest changes you'll notice are that the
Model._get_FIELD_* methods have been deprecated in favor of attributes on the new file attribute. That is, given a model like this:
class FileContent(models.Model): content = models.FileField(upload_to='content')
Here's how the changes map out:
save_add
and
save_change
Removed from
ModelAdmin
[8273] removed
save_add
and
save_change
from the
ModelAdmin
class in favor of the changes in [8266] and adding
response_add
and
response_change
.
However,
save_model
now doesn't return a value since
save_form
has taken that ability.
save_model
is responsible for only saving the instance. This was adjusted back in [8307].
Removed several more deprecated features for 1.0
In [8291], several deprecated features were removed:
-.
Refactored the Creation and Introspection modules of the database backends
In [8296], the creation and introspection modules of the database backends received a major refactoring. This refactoring introduced a consistent class-based interface to the database backend, and isolated SQL and database-specific code behind the relevant database backends. The refactoring also removed several
DatabaseFeature entries in favor of subclassing methods on the creation interface.
Most users will not be affected by this change. However, any user that is manually calling features of the creation and/or introspection modules of the database will need to modify the way they access those modules:
- The creation module, previously provided using
django.db.get_creation_module(), is now available on the database connection as the attribute
connection.creation.
- The introspection module, previously provided using
django.db.get_introspection_module()is now available on the database connection as the attribute
connection.introspection.
- The DB shell, previously accessed using
django.db.runshell()is now available on the database connection as
connection.client.runshell().
Users that have written custom test runners will also be affected; the
create_test_db() and
destroy_test_db() helper methods (plus a few other methods utilized by these two) have been moved into the database backend as part of the creation interface. You can access these methods using
connection.creation.create_test_db() and
connection.creation.destroy_test_db()
Lastly, any user that is maintaining an external database backend will need to update their code to use the new interface. The new class-based approach should make backend development much easier, as common behavior can be inherited from the base classes in django.db.backends; only database-specific behavior should require implementation.
Restored earlier exact matching for MySQL
For MySQL users only: Due to a number of unintended side-effects and after carefully considering the alternatives, the changes from [7798] were reverted in [8319]. Thus,
__exact filters in MySQL now use the database table's native collation setting to determine whether the match is case-sensitive or case-insensitive.
The documentation for
exact has been updated to indicate how to control this behaviour.
Added parameter to session backend save() method
Custom session backend writers should add a
must_create parameter to the
save() methods of their backends after [8340]. This parameter is
False by default, but, when
True indicates that the
save() method should ensure to create a new session object with the given key or else raise a
django.contrib.session.backend.base.CreateError exception if an object already exists with that key.
Clear session at logout
In [8343] the
django.contrib.auth.logout() function was changed to automatically clear all the session data at logout. Thus, a session ends at logout, and subsequently it is as if the user was visting the site for the first time.
If you wish to put information into the session that is available to the user after they have called your "logout" view, you should store that information in the
request.session objects after calling
django.contrib.auth.logout().
Polish localflavor changes
In [8345] the names of some of the classes in the Polish localflavor were changed. The new names correspond more closely to the official terms for the fields they represent.
Removed validate methods for Model and Model field classes
In [8348], support for the experimental, unsupported model validation was removed. The intention is to replace this with a more complete version of model validation after version 1.0 is released (see #6845).
Specifically,
django.db.models.base.Model.validate(),
django.db.models.fields.Field.validate(), and
django.db.models.fields.Field.validate_full() were removed, along with a few model fields' validate methods.
Corrected MultiValueDict.iteritems to return items rather than lists
In [8399],
MultiValueDict.iteritems was changed to return the last value given. Previously, it returned the list as in
MultiValueDict.getlist(). Code depending on the old
iteritems returning the list should be changed to use
MultiValueDict.iterkeys and
MultiValueDict.getlist().
multivaluedict = MultiValueDict({'a':[1,2]}) # OLD: for key, value_list in multivaluedict.iteritems(): for v in value_list: print key, v # NEW: for key in multivaluedict.iterkeys(): for v in multivaluedict.getlist(key): print key, v
Corrected results returned by timesince template filters
Previous to [8535], if an optional argument was used with the timesince filter to specify a baseline date for comparison, the results returned by the timesince filter would act the same as the timeuntil filter. For example,
{{ tomorrow|timesince:today }} would return "1 day", rather than "0 minutes".
The documentation for the template tag has always been correct; [8535] corrects the implementation to match the documentation. However, since it is possible that users may be relying upon the incorrect behaviour, it could pose problems for backwards compatibility.
This change was also present from [8481]-[8482]; however, it was temporarily reverted in [8483] while a design issue was resolved.
Removed django-admin adminindex command
[8548] removed the django-admin
adminindex command; the changes merged in newforms-admin mean that a custom index template or even a custom
AdminSite.index method are a better approach.
Replaced django.contrib.comments
[8557] replaced
django.contrib.comments with a modern system that's actually documented. It's also quite different from the old undocumented system; anyone who was using it should read the upgrading guide.
Fixed timesince filter to handle timezone-aware times
In [8579], the
timesince filter was fixed to work correctly with times that have a timezone attached. As a consequence of this, comparing a timezone-aware datetime value with a timezone-unaware (or timezone-naive) datetime returns a different result. Previously, it returned a completely incorrect result by just ignoring the timezone. Now, the error is handled in a more consistent (for Django) fashion by being treated as an actual error and returning an empty string. So the incorrect result will no longer display.
The "fix" here is to not compare two values unless they either both have timezones or both do not have timezones. Code that wasn't doing this was already broken previously. Now it will be more obvious.
django.core.validators:
- Moved
ValidationErrorexception to
django.core.exceptions.
ModelForms made more like Forms
This is a very subtle change that will only affect people accessing formfields as attributes on a
ModelForm. After [8618], this is no longer possible. It has never been possible on a
Form class and was an oversight for
ModelForm. For most people, no change is required and templates will work exactly as they did before.
The code change for those affected is
class MyForm(forms.ModelForm): foo = forms.CharField(...) myform = MyForm() # Bad. Don't do this. myform.foo # Previously possible on ModelForms, but only worked by accident. # Good! myform['foo'] # Has always worked. Works for Forms and ModelForms.
create() and
get_or_create() will never update existing objects
In [8670] a change was made to both
create() and
get_or_create() that affects people in two ways:
Firstly, if you have a custom
save() method on your model and it is going to be called using
create() or
get_or_create(), you should make sure you accept the
force_insert parameter (best to accept
force_update as well, just like
django.db.models.base.Model.save()). You don't have to do anything with these parameters, just pass them through to the
Model.save() method.
Secondly, if you are using manually specific primary keys on their models. There are two possible interpretations of what might happen if the key you passed into these functions already exists (in the case where the objects didn't already exist in the
get_or_create() method). The previous behaviour was that, after the call returned, the data you passed in would always exist in the database and the object (and object with those values was always brought into existence). The side-effect here was that any existing row in the database with that primary key value was updated and this might have been unintended.
The new behaviour is that these two methods will always create a new row in the database. If a row with that primary key value already exists, an exception is raised.
For most people, this change will have no effect. It is only relevant if you are using custom primary key attributes and relying on the old behaviour as a way of keeping the data up to date if older values previously existed. You will now have to emulate that old behaviour manually (by calling
save() on the model instance).
reverse() and url template tag no longer accept extra arguments
In [8760]
django.core.urlresolvers.reverse() and the
{% url .. %} template tag had an internals rewrite. This fixed a number of niggling bugs where certain common patterns couldn't be reversed. This includes allowing optional portions in the patterns that can be reversed (including optional arguments).
A side-effect of this is that you can no longer give extra arguments to the function or the tag beyond what should match the pattern for the name you have given. So if your pattern expects two argument and you give it three, no match will occur. Similarly if it expects arguments called
foo and
bar and you also provide a dictionary containing
baz, no match will occur. This is because another pattern might accept
foo,
bar and
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third post in the Little Pitfalls series where I explore these small pitfalls; the previous Little Pitfall post can be found here.
This week we’re going to look at operator overloading. Yes, I bolded that because it is very important to note we overload operators, we don’t override them. Yet, many times I’ve seen or heard people talk about operator overriding by mistake.
So, is this just a semantics argument and I should just relax? No, not really, because the two terms imply entirely different things, and if you are expecting an override behavior when you are instead getting an overload behavior, you can fall headlong into this pitfall.
When you overload a method, you are taking a more “horizontal” approach on increasing the functionality of a type. We typically do this by providing a parallel definition of the method with a different set of parameters (note that you cannot define an overload based on differences in return type alone).
For example, let’s say we define the following class for managing fractions (yes, a real class like this would have many more members, but keeping it simple).
1: public class Fraction
2: {
3: public int Numerator { get; set; }
4: public int Denominator { get; set; }
5:
6: // set the fraction to a given value
7: public void Set(int numerator, int denominator)
8: {
9: Numerator = numerator;
10: Denominator = denominator;
11: }
12: }
Now, perhaps we want to be able to set the value of the fraction in other ways as well. For example, maybe we want to set a fraction from a whole number (e.g. 7 = 7/1) or a mixed number (e.g. 3 1/2 = 7/2).
If we want to provide a series of alternative definitions for a member that the type (Fraction in our case) provides, we are “expanding” the options available by providing additional options. This is in effect increasing the functionality “horizontally” by giving us more members to choose from:
3: // ... the other stuff ...
4:
5: // initialize fraction with just a whole number. For example 7 = 7/1
6: public void Set(int wholeNumber)
7: {
8: Numerator = wholeNumber;
9: Denominator = 1;
10: }
11:
12: // set the fraction from a mixed number. For example 3 1/2 = 7/2
13: public void Set(int whole, int numerator, int denominator)
14: {
15: Numerator = whole * denominator + numerator;
16: Denominator = denominator;
17: }
18: }
Now instead of one Set() method exposed, the class has three Set() methods exposed, each with a different parameter signature. This is how overloading works, you are adding additional methods (or constructors) with different parameter signatures from the class (or a base class).
To that last point, you can overload across a hierarchy, but this is still overloading, not overriding. You are simply overloading the inherited member from the base class in your derived class.
1: public class Base
3: public void DoSomething(int x) { }
4: }
6: public class Derived : Base
7: {
8: // this does not replace Base.DoSomething(int x), it lives beside it in Derived
9: public void DoSomething(int x, bool y) { }
10: }
So in the example above, Base has one DoSomething() method that takes an int x. And Derived has two DoSomething() methods available, the one from Base that takes the int x and the overload that takes int x, bool y.
The thing to note here is that overloads do not hide or override other method definitions in the class hierarchy, they simply are added beside them in the class in which they are defined.
This is important because given the type of the reference you are using to access the type, you may see different methods available. This is because non-virtual members are resolved at compile-time, not run-time.
1: Derived asDerived = new Derived();
2:
3: // valid since Derived inherits from Base
4: Base asBase = asDerived;
6: // valid because Derived inherits Base's methods
7: asDerived.DoSomething(13);
8:
9: // valid, this is the new overload for derived
10: asDerived.DoSomething(7, true);
12: // valid, this is the original method in base
13: asBase.DoSomething(7);
14:
15: // Syntax Error: even though asBase refers to Derived, Derived's overloads
16: // are not available to a Base reference at compile time.
17: asBase.DoSomething(7, true);
Hiding is another Little Pitfall for another day, for now we’ll just concentrate on overloading and overriding…
So what, then, is overriding? Overriding is when you are “replacing” a base class method definition with a derived class method definition. This is a much more “vertical” approach because you’re changing functionality going down the inheritence chain. Note that we’re not not completely “replacing” the original definition – the base class definition still exists and can be invoked from the overriding member, if desired. The main point being it is no longer available to be called directly from outside the type, and as such has been “replaced” in favor of the new definition.
To override a member you must mark the definition in the base class as abstract (if no definition exists and concrete sub-classes must override it) or virtual (if a base definition exists and sub-classes may optionally override it).
3: // base method must be virtual (has a body) or abstract (has no body)
4: public virtual void DoSomething(int x)
5: {
6: Console.WriteLine("Base: " + x);
7: }
8: }
9:
10: public class Derived : Base
11: {
12: // derived method must use override keyword (or it hides, which is another pitfall for another day)
13: public override void DoSomething(int x)
15: Console.WriteLine("Derived: " + x);
16: }
17: }
So in this example, Derived.DoSomething() replaces (in a sense) Base.DoSomething(). Thus no matter if you call a DoSomething() method from a Base reference or a Derived reference, you will still get the overridden behavior of the Derived class. This magic happens because virtual methods are resolved at run-time, not compile-time. The CLR will examine the actual type behind the reference (not the type of the reference itself) and get the nearest (up the class hierarchy) override available for that member of the type.
2: Base asBase = asDerived;
3:
4: // output is Derived: 13
5: asDerived.DoSomething(13);
6:
7: // output is also Derived: 13 since overridden methods are checked at run-time
8: // for the actual type of the object they are invoked upon.
9: asBase.DoSomething(13);
As a side note, constructors are not truly overridden in a pure sense. That is, whenever you create a new derived class it does not actually inherit the constructors from the base class, per se. If you want to have the same constructor signatures that the base class has in your derived class you must re-implement them in the derived class and call through to the base class constructors (otherwise assumes base class default constructor).
Let’s now look at operators, but first let’s summarize the key differences between overload and override behaviors:
Now here’s where it gets tricky. People think when they add an operator definition to their class, they are overriding that operator’s behavior, but this is incorrect. Let’s look at an example to allow us to add to Fraction instances using the + operator:
3: // ... Other stuff ...
5: // all operator overloads must be public and static
6: public static Fraction operator +(Fraction first, Fraction second)
8: if (first == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("first");
9: if (second == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("second");
10:
11: // doing very simple fraction addition, not bothering with reducing or LCD
12: return new Fraction
13: {
14: Numerator = first.Numerator * second.Denominator +
15: second.Numerator * first.Denominator,
16: Denominator = first.Denominator * second.Denominator
17: };
18: }
19: }
Notice a few things here. The operator is static (must public and static or C# gives you a compiler error) and is not marked as an override (can’t be or C# will give you an error again) nor is there a definition of operator + in the base class (object). These three points alone should signify to the reader that the defining an operator is an overload and not an override.
This throws people off because they think of the + operator as being overridden for the class and that they are somehow overriding a base behavior of the operator from a base type. Strictly speaking this is incorrect. The operators do not belong to a base class at all (not even == and != if you look inside the definition of object).
I find it more meaningful to think of this as the operators being independent of all types, and that we are overloading the definition of the operator (as if it was a global method in the world of C++) to support our type.
For example, if all you see is the code below, you have no context to know where the correct operator + is defined:
1: // what operator + are we invoking? Depends on the args!
2: z = x + y;
There is nothing in this code directly that tells us what operator + to invoke. The only thing we know is that it is an operator + between x and y, so whatever types x and y are dictate what overload will get called.
So why is this really a problem? You may still look at this and say that’s all semantics and who cares it works, right? Well, the main place where this comes to be a problem is when you overload an operator, but expect it to override a base behavior.
Where do we typically see this? Anytime where we are overloading an operator that already has meaning – either because it has an inherent definition for all types, or was otherwise already defined for a base type (like == and != for object).
So let’s illustrate. Let’s say we want to be really full featured in our Fraction class and implement all the comparison operators. Well, the first two we’d probably implement would be == and != (these two must always be overloaded in pairs):
3: // ... other stuff ...
5: public static bool operator ==(Fraction first, Fraction second)
6: {
7: // if both non-null, check numerator and denominator (ignore reductions)
8: // use ReferenceEquals() to get underlying object == so don't recursively call self
9: if (!ReferenceEquals(first, null) && !ReferenceEquals(second, null))
10: {
11: return first.Numerator == second.Numerator &&
12: first.Denominator == second.Denominator;
13: }
15: // otherwise, equal if both null, not equal otherwise
16: return ReferenceEquals(first, null) && ReferenceEquals(second, null);
18:
19: public static bool operator !=(Fraction first, Fraction second)
20: {
21: // cross call to == and negate
22: return !(first == second);
23: }
24: }
So that overload seems logical, right? We can now do this:
1: public static void Main()
3: Fraction oneHalf = new Fraction { Numerator = 1, Denominator = 2 };
4: Fraction anotherOneHalf = new Fraction { Numerator = 1, Denominator = 2 };
6: // invoke the equals operator from Fraction, gives us True as expected
7: Console.WriteLine(oneHalf == anotherOneHalf);
Which gives as a true result as we’d expect!
So what if I made the simplest of changes in this example, and instead of having Fraction references I have object references?
1: public static class Program
3: public static void Main()
4: {
5: object oneHalf = new Fraction { Numerator = 1, Denominator = 2 };
6: object anotherOneHalf = new Fraction { Numerator = 1, Denominator = 2 };
7:
8: // What does this do? Uh oh... This yields False
9: Console.WriteLine(oneHalf == anotherOneHalf);
11: }
Perfectly syntactically legal because == works between two type object references, and Fraction inherits from object (as all types do) so we can assign a Fraction to object. But now we yield false instead! Why?
Because, the == operator is an overload, not an override. We have not replaced the behavior of == dynamically at run-time, but are binding to the definition of == at compile-time. And the two types it is appearing between are object which means we’d get a reference equality check. And since oneHalf and anotherOneHalf are obviously referring to separate (though “identical”) objects, the comparison yields false!
This would also fail if one of the types was object and one was Fraction, because when it looks for a working overload it looks for the nearest common ancestor for both classes. For Fraction and object, that’s object itself.
This is why it’s operator overloading and not overriding. With overriding, we’d expect it to dynamically look up the definition of == at run-time, but because it’s an overload, it doesn’t, it’s bound at compile-time as we mentioned before.
To protect yourself against this pitfall, make sure you aren’t treating an operator overload as an override, especially when dealing with == and != since these are defined already between all types. In addition, when comparing objects consider using Equals() instead of == and != if you think the definition of equality may be overridden in a subclass, that way you will get the correct result since Equals() can be overridden.
Operators, like static methods, cannot be overridden directly. But the work-around for both of these is the same. Have the overloaded operator call a virtual instance method that does the operation for you and can be overridden in a sub-class. This gives you the flexibility of both using the operator and redefining the behavior in a sub-class if desired in a polymorphic way:
4: public virtual Fraction Add(Fraction second)
6: if (second == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("second");
7:
8: // doing very simple fraction addition, not bothering with reducing or LCD
9: return new Fraction
11: Numerator = Numerator * second.Denominator +
12: second.Numerator * Denominator,
13: Denominator = Denominator * second.Denominator
14: };
15: }
16:
17: // REWORKED to use the overridable Add() method...
18: public static Fraction operator +(Fraction first, Fraction second)
19: {
20: if (first == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("first");
21: if (second == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("second");
22:
23: return first.Add(second);
24: }
25: }
So, we’ve seen that overloading and overriding are sometimes confused, especially when it comes to operator definitions. The key thing to remember is that operators are overloaded not overridden, which means that if you use operators on base class references, you will get the base class definition (if one exists) and not any derived class operator overload definition that may exist.
This can be particularly painful if you are calling the == or != operator between two object references and are expecting it to call an override in the actual objects being held. Stay tuned for more Little Pitfalls to follow…
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Create one REST service which will be a search service using GET request. Our main target is to cache the response of the method in the service layer where we will introduce an intentional delay to simulate the actual backend service call to get the result. In the first hit, the response will be delayed as we will have some simulated delay in the application, but in the subsequent calls, we will get much faster response.
package com.example.springcache.domain; public class Student { String id; String name; String clz; public Student(String id, String name, String clz) { super(); this.id = id; this.name = name; this.clz = clz; } //Setters and getters }
package com.example.springcache.service; import org.springframework.cache.annotation.Cacheable; import org.springframework.stereotype.Service; import com.example.springcache.domain.Student; @Service public class StudentService { @Cacheable("student") public Student getStudentByID(String id) { try { System.out.println("Going to sleep for 5 Secs.. to simulate backend call."); Thread.sleep(1000*5); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } return new Student(id,"Sajal" ,"V"); } }
package com.example.springcache.controller; import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.GetMapping; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.PathVariable; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RestController; import com.example.springcache.domain.Student; import com.example.springcache.service.StudentService; @RestController public class StudentController { @Autowired StudentService studentService; @GetMapping("/student/{id}") public Student findStudentById(@PathVariable String id) { System.out.println("Searching by ID : " + id); return studentService.getStudentByID(id); } }
Notice that –
- The service layer method is annotated with
@Cacheable("student"), as explained above, this annotation is enabling caching in this particular method and cache name is student.
- In the
getStudentByID()method we have an intentional 5 seconds delay using
Thread.sleep(1000*5). This is just to understand whether response is coming from cache or real backend.
5.3 Enable Spring managed Caching
To do this we just need to add @EnableCaching annotation in the Spring Boot application class.
package com.example.springcache; import org.springframework.boot.SpringApplication; import org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.SpringBootApplication; import org.springframework.cache.annotation.EnableCaching; @SpringBootApplication @EnableCaching public class SpringCacheApplication { public static void main(String[] args) { SpringApplication.run(SpringCacheApplication.class, args); } }
5.4 Demo
Now we are good to test the default cache behavior that spring cache. We have already added required configurations and with spring boot it is much more easier now.
To test, just build the project once more by
$ mvn clean install command, then run the application from either command line java command or just run the
SpringCacheApplication from your IDE. It will start the application in
localhost 8080 port.
To test, go to url
and you will get one
JSON response of a
Student object. To notice, first time, the response will take at least 5 seconds to response, then subsequent responses of the same url will be faster. If you have difficulty understanding the differences, you can change the delay time in the service class.
Now change the url to get the Student id 2 by, you will again experience the delay, but in the subsequent calls the response will be served from Cache.
Here is the last few lines of log from my system on this. When the actual service is getting called, i am getting
Going to sleep for 5 Secs.. to simulate backend call. log, where as in subsequent calls, I am not getting that log, means that response being served from cache.
Searching by ID : 1 Going to sleep for 5 Secs.. to simulate backend call. Searching by ID : 1 Searching by ID : 1 Searching by ID : 1 Searching by ID : 1 Searching by ID : 1 Searching by ID : 2 Going to sleep for 5 Secs.. to simulate backend call. Searching by ID : 2 Searching by ID : 2
7. Spring boot cache summary
On a final note, today we have seen what spring framework provide in the caching area specific to application cache. Also we have seen what are the annotations present in spring to support this.
I hope this tutorial will be useful for you. In this post we have used the fallback cache provider, that is ConcurrentHashMap in the background. The next steps would be to configure other supported cache engines like Redis, Ehcache etc.
Happy Learning !!
References:
String boot cache docs
String 5 cache docs
8 thoughts on “Spring boot caching tutorial with example”
in which location the cache will be stored ?
Cache location will depend on the type of cache you configure. This example uses Infinispan which is in-memory cache.
What if I hit with id 1 and then with id 2 and then again with id 1.
Will the 3rd hit experience any delay or the response will be fetched from cache ??
From cache.
This doesn’t address how to clear objects from cache after they’ve been in cache for a defined period – say 5 minutes. How would you address that?
Each cache provider has different way to configure this. E.g. while using ehcache, you can define ttl (time to live) in
ehcache.xmlconfiguration file. And put this configuration either is classpath or define in
spring.cache.ehcache.configproperty.
Ref:
Spring boot properties (Read properties starting with spring.cache)
Ehcache expiry
Is this data available as cache across nodes of a cluster?
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I've been trying to install PyQt 4.7 on Vista, but I am getting an ImportError when I try to do:
from PyQt4 import QtCore, QtGui
ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found.
Are you sure there is a
\bin directory for your version of PyQt?
I am running PyQt 4.4, and all my binaries are right in:
C:\Python31\Lib\site-packages\PyQt4
Which is what I have my path pointing too. It sounds like PyQt4 was installed improperly... did you run this?
python setup.py install
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Scala offers two ways of formatting strings. This post describes both.
1. The .format method:
val t = "test" val result = "This is a %s string".format(t) println(result)
2. And string interpolator:
val t = "test" println(s"This is a $t string") println(result)
The second method does not work with functions or objects. For example:
def f(value : String) = value println(s"This is a $f("test") string") <console>:1: error: ')' expected but string literal found.
Today I found out is does, you just have to change the place holder from $ to ${}. Example:
def f(value : String) = value println(s"This is a ${f("test")} string") println(result)
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Veteran Jew Lewis'INTELLECTUALLY, Miners Shed FAT.AFL. .' AgainIn Congress GetsSchwellenbach,'Molotov's Blistering Attack I
Fighters Cut !' / Non-Communist Creed Row
Threatens Four
WASHINGTON r TAP] John L. Lewis marched his Big Crisisl
600.000 United Mine Workers out of the AFL for the second
Bloody SwathJERUSALEM time yesterday in a bitter row stemming from his refusal to Cost Curb Plan I -- I-!
sign a non-Communist affidavit. I More of the Christmas Spirit! J JiN ''I: U.S. Britain
[AP] Veteran Lewis notified AFL Pres. William Green of the new WASHINGTON [AP] Sec. ,
\1 Jewish I - - ." plit with this roughly scrawled
underground i of Labor Schweflenbach yes'terday -
note: j
fighters went on the warpath I "Green .\.'1_we disaffiliate. outlined to Congress France Rapped
from Haifa to Hebronin o 12/47.: specific proposals for price
j He had assailed AFL leaders as I
a series of bloody clashes intellectually fat and stately i! ceilings and roll backs as Republicans j I
with Arabs and last night the", b:' j,asses" because! they decided to debated whether or'I fUl7; rqi For F Reich i PeaceLONDON
death toll from 13 days of bitter ,comply with the Taft-Hartley Act not to place their own anti-in-
communal fighting in 1 requiring union officers to swear I I
Palestine Communists. flation bill before the House I: L >' /
neared 200.Jewish they are not I [AP] A savcge
They did this so their unions Monday on a "take it or leave I
forces struck I t ( Russian attack the
at
seven against
could have access to the National ; it" basis. rrTh
places-Heifa, Yazur Gaza Sha- Labor Relations Board, with its I United States. Britain and
fat. Tireh. Ramie and in Jerus- 1 Srhwellenbarh sent the proposed
alem itself on this Moslem facilities for.: selecting collective price controb legislationto France last night reduced:
,bargaining agents etc. Lewis :c! 2iJiUr
Sabbath. NClaiming j would have nothing to do with the House Banking.Commit- % Big Four relations to the
responsibility! for the act. ,, tee with a note saying he will lowest point since the wj' and
five of these operations the So that Lewis' defiance would submit! a wage, control bill
threatened almost immediate
underground Irgnn Zvai Leu mi not deprive AFL unions of accessto shortly. VTh3IQRc an
also threatened new attacks on federation''' breakup of the London session
the NLRB the
But Chmn. Wolcott I R-Mich]
the British Army "if the of the Foreign Ministers Con
British continue to interfere changed its constitution in sucha emphasized definitely there will filE tp S
that the 15-man executive
and pt'rmltrahi to import way be no action at the special session C'ii517Q7rS .3 -1$ ference.
council of which Lewis was a
arms from abroad." on the Schwellenbach Bill. paa #ir nw t -5 *rndrA The most acrimonious foreign
member removed from the -
was I, the drafted by Secy. of >-' ministers meeting ever held end
A British soldier was killed of federation "officers." ] or one _
roster
and another was wounded when Lewis then withdrew from the i Commerce Harriman asking priority -_ -"' ed abruptly, official observerssaid
Arabs fired on a British convoy council.K. and allocation authority. -< J4/ff 7'g/ when British For Secy.
entering Jaffa last night Schwellenbach said price con- '5% 6&844'O'A'MJ -
The day's disorders throughout C. Adams! editor of the trols would be limited to those '. I 'Pattern For Peace'
__. ___ I.MVJournal.. insists! the miners ,q (bi1Wo4'i : / I
Palestine brought death to commodities that: basically affect --- LONDON [AIM Sec. of State
25 persons 20 of them Arabs. An had made "no deal" for political the cost of living or agricultural - cqaSE- Marshall and Foreign Sec.
Associated Press tabulation collaboration with any and industrial produc- s Bevin Joined last night in
Ehowed 198 had been killed i in the other labor group. tion. and those "essential to effectuation praising the growth of British
tt _
The I'MW, which had been in of the foreign policyof American friendship and
Britain Blames U. S. F the AFL since its founding in the United States." -: -- understanding as a "patternfor
LONDON [Uf J Britain will r 1800! ) first withdrew in the great .. peace" in a turbulent
He declared maximum
,
refuse any UX order to use its split of labor led by Lewis in a world. Before the Pilgrims
troops to impose Palestine par. tty Wr 1936. Lewis helped form the CIO price ceiling should be applied IE7ktk 3 Society, they stressed the desire -
tition. Foreign Sec. Bevin said to organize industrial unions only if the commodity is found 1 dt for world peace. The
In a bitter speech in Commons over the hot objection of the old to be in short supply and its :t't; society's aim is to promote U
yesterday, blaming the U. S. S line craft unionists of the AFL. price has risen unreasonably British friendship.
for Britain's failure to get The miners returned to the beyond that prevailing in -.
agreement between Jews and AFL in 1946.Italian. June, 1047. ? Bevin termed Soviet For Min.
Arab without UX action. 11 iI Under could his not proposals be lower price than ceilings the- \ \ils -p i' 4i'if Molotov's in Germany attack on"insults Allied and policies
Land Strike
Holy since the United Nations abuse."
partition.General The Assembly toll for the voted entire for HERE WE GO AGAIN! Virginia Ends June in highest 11 price and June prevailing 18 1047 between except F declared U. S. Secy.the attack of State made Marshall it 'dif-
Middle East stood at 314. ; Victory cases where there have been ; 1L' fl
iicult for the
to inspire respect
The bloodiest fighting of the Hill [above] come latelyto I decreased costs or market de "
of the Soviet Union.
dignity
day occurred at Tiren, a village be known as The Sleepy Hotly DisputedROME clines. _
near Haifa. Time Gal, was recovering last Wolcott, noting that the measure --. Conference sources said Molotov -
Twelve Arabs were killed I I night in a Phoenix, Ariz., hospital [IAPI] Rome's 48-hour would authorize price ceilings tossed his conciliatory attitude
there and six others wounded I from another of her general strike the latest bat- on things "in short supply" --------- -- of the past few days out
when Jewish commandoes i;' asked: the window of sedate Lancaster
attacked
periodic doses of tle in the left'sVinter offen- I
with grenades and automatic sleeping pills. sive" Prem. De Gasperi'sChristian "Is there anything that isn'tin ITU President I House and launched an
She is the one-time friend of against French SAid
weapons. I the Democratic Govern- short supply except toy balloons Assembly Bill Parley hour-long attack.
A house was demolished and a slain gangster, Bugsy I
"
with table
dozen others were damaged and Siegel.! ment-ended at midnight and radios? Says Publicity'Bit He accused the Western Pow
set afire In the battle which last both sides loudly.! claiming vie- Speaker :Martin [H.-MaSSo] said ers of making "enormous prof
-- ---
ed for an hour. ----I I tory.A nothing has been decided" Okays Red StandPARIS Tiresome'INDIANAPOLIS Stirs DebateWASHINGTON its" out of Germany through
Haifa Itself was relatively secretly! I printed extra edition about the GOP strategy and Wol [ A P ] o hidden reparations." He also
quiet Arabs leaving Mosques House Planning of the Christian Democratic cott added it probably won't be Woodruff Randolph, International declared the United States. Britain -
found the streets lined with Party's newspaper! II decided "until we look the situation fUP] The French Typographical i 1 [IUPJ] Senate- and France were trying to
British armored cars and Bren Ponolo, on the street just at over during the weekend." l"ationaJsspmbry last night approved I I'nion president said yesterday House negotiators reached :, "perpetuate the division of Ger- '
gun carriers. One Jew and an I 12 nYlock, said in big black Schwellenhach\ explained his by a vote of 411 to 183 : that neither the Wagner agreement many" as part of a strategic plan
Arab were killed by J gunfire, and Petrillo Curb headlines lriI..p l-'ail'. 'price control outline was "my the GO' ernment's firm !stand and l Act nor the Taft-Hart-: on several I provisions in to employ their occupation zones
..a British officer and three en- But the Communist-controlled own idea"and cannot be classed in the current diplomatic crisis Icy: Law compels the sign- the Emergency European Aid against what he described as the
listed men were wounded by bullets Chamber of Labor of Rome Provo as an Administration Plan. with Russia.At ing of contracts unless two Bill yestesrday, one of which "democratic countries of Eu-
directed at a jeep. WASHINGTON [ U P ] The ince, which ordered 500,000 workers the same time. the French conditions are established." may release the first $150 millionof rope."
Arabs staged a prison break at House Labor Committee yester- Wednesday night to back RescuesSix Ministry of Foreign Affairs Declaring the kind of publicity U. S. aid to France Italy and The sudden unexpected verbal
Athlit nine miles south of Haifa. day branded Music Czar Petrilloas up its demands for sweeping Helicopter abruptly rejected the seecond of being given the ITUis Austria by the end of next week. assault by Molotov came duringa
One Arab was killed five were submitted a "dictator" and "tyrant" and Winter unemployment relief asserted Crash Survivors three Soviet protest notes con- getting a bit tiresome" But the conferees deadlockedover conference showdown on reparations
wounded and five others were. to Congress a fivepoint demning the expulsion of 19!) '
in calling them back that Randolph said these two House provisions allowing and made it clear that
l
known to have escaped. The of- him and legislative his American program Federa-to curb the Government had yielded all WESTOVER FIELD. Mass Russian citizens frotn France. conditions are that agreement $60) million in aid to China and the "cold war" for Europe wouldbe
ficer in charge of the prison was [AP) Braving a snowstorm a between ----- --- -- fought out the basis of the
tion of Musicians (AFL]. along the line. The Assembly rote came at the parties be on
injured.Two Arabs killed and In a blistering report which The Chamber's vote to end the helicopter yesterday completedthe the end of a full-scale debate reached.:' and "that at least Fonr Years Of Relief? Marshall Plan and the so-called
were a hazardous rescue of six Franco-Sosiet relations inwhich one of the parties Molotov Plan"' of co-operation (
police railway guard was wounded accused Petrillo of ruling over strike, ratified later by as- on request WASHINGTON' AP1 President l-
American soldiers who survivedthe that the be the Soviet dominated
sembled delegations from individual French Communists agreement among -
'a small within
in Gaza. In Ramie an Arab kingdom our Truman wants Congressto ;:: !'
watchman was killed and a second republic" the committee called unions came after thou- crash of a big military trans- castigated; the Government'sRussian written and signed. underwrite Western Eu planned economy states of the
wounded by Jewish bombs for "diligent prosecution" of sands of Romans had gone back port in Labrador wastelands in policy as carrying out The American Newspaper' rope's Recovery Program for
the union chief for viola' work under the protection of which 23 others died. the desires of American "war Publishers Assn. has filed I East.A
which wrecked a bus company alleged j'I to at least four years Alf M. bridge between the two
tion of the Lea After emergency treatment at mongers." with the National Labor Relations ,
and an adjoining garage. AntiFeatherbedding club-swinging police. andnn said yesterday' after through Big Four agreementson
Act. It also urged the I The largest police force as- the small RCAF hospital in French Interim Foreign Minister Board a complaint talking with Mr. Truman at Germany appeared completely .
UN Sidetracks Plan Justice Department to consider sembled in Rome in recent times Goose Bay, four of the rescued Andre Marie told the Assembly charging the ITU and its the While House. impossible! following
whether Petrillo has violated the -numbering 67,000 menswungtheir -Lt J. M. Bickley Abilene Tex., ': that the 19 Russians ex executive council with defying -- --- - - -- -- the |
For Legal Abortion anti-trust laws. I I clubs throughout the city Sgt. Joseph Stefanowciz Warren, pelled had been guilty of "anti- the Taft-Hartley Law by requiring that a reserve of 150 meeting's developments.
Ohio, and Cpl. Gene L. Harter French activity." He did notgive attempting to coerce local I There were indications thatMo1otovs
GENEVA= (IUPI] The UN commission The report was writteen by yesterday driving jeering unions and million bushels of wheat be keptin
publishers into
Fort Wayne. Ind. and Cpl. John details that France switch from conciLa-::
human and the firm saying this .
on rights yesterday Rep. Kearn [IR.Pa,1 himselfa throngs enforcing the law country.Chairman
Shaner Horseheads N. Y., were was': not obliged to explain any violating by adopting tion to an uncompromising offensive
defeated 10 to 4 a Soviet member of Petrillo's union. declaration of Interior Min. Ma- rules of Eaton of the House
conditions -
sent to Walter Reed Hospital, expulsion of foreigners from her working had come at the direction -
proposal outlawing intoleranceand Kearns headed a subcommittee rio Scelba that the Government without signing formal Foreign Affairs Committee
"national hatred" propa-- which made a seven-month investigation would "protect those who wantto Washington. The two other survivors soil. contracts. emerging from the three-hour, of the Kremlin.
ganda, and sidetracked a measure : of Petrillo and his work." -Lt.-Col. Harry Bullis, I meeting told reporters that'I Soviet sources indicated Mel-
which would have legalized union. { Despite a growing wave of Portland, Mich., and Tech. Sgt. Pepper and Holland i "we're in a mess." ,' otov had torn up a prepared
abortions under specific circum- William J. Bujak, remained be- I' speech and made a completely
Governmentorganizedprivately
stances. The Lea Act is aimed specifically violence half-ton hind. Offer Tax Cut Bill Butter Tops $1 a Pound He criticized his House colleagues new one. The official So-'ict
operated ''
bitterly for the
at Petrillo's practice of requiring amend
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'! 0 I some other country to give him SOlIton 39 3" Miami 73 117Burralo
FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS Poles Fear German Chinese Report 40,000 on schedule for 41 32 24 Mum -SI.Pal 27 1'1
14E16 17 18 19 2021E323 Central Florida towns I food an pocket money to take B..rbn.ton 31'1 Mobile 44 38
LOOK 'Spirit' For New War Reds Near Destruction :care of his family with. Why Charlotte 38 37 Montl"me1'Y U 40
. Merchants telephone Chat.nOOl' 39 35 Sew Orleans 44 43
Where everyone is looking In 2fS26 j I down here by Bogey creek when Chicas. 27 15 New' York 30 2IJ
the Classified Want-Ads "GIFTSPOTTER. PORTLAND. Ore (JAP] Polish NANKING [lAP) ProGovernment 27 6291 for Agent to call for 'the newlyweds don't feel like Cincinnati n 25 Norfolk U 36Cieweland
Ambassador \\ niewicz yesterday merchandise. 26 25 Philadelphia 40 25 I
Chinese
you will be able newspapers reported workin we let's em coolish Danal 27
stay
28293031 pho.mx 60 27
to easily find gifts for all mem- I told the City Club his coun- yesterday that 40,000 Corn- I till they make em a patchwork Denver ;I 11 I Plttoburgls 30 25
ben of the family. This Gift try fears that "the rebirth of the I I' Detroit 28 U I Pos-Ud. Me 35 20
([munist troops of Gen. Liu Po- quilt of their own an show that Duluth 18 9 I RIcl1mond 44 34
Spotter. will be your daily aggressive, German spirit" will <! 1948 January 1948 : ain't be El Paso U 25 I 5t. Louis 30 26
they lazy no more.
guide to better Christmas Gifts. start a new war which could be'Cheng were surrounded north- 0 l r JEXPE gonna Fort Worth 44 28 San Antonio 4J 34
Winter is plumb near ready to Oaioeiton 41 38. 8. PraDelaCO 111 39Jackaonviflp
Dial 4161 avoided by the "friendly co-op- ,east of Hankoand hopefully JOT .Mm 7b* VW on.. fn S* 55 52 Savannah 49 45Kassas
I : =S set in an them foreign folks bet- ,
23
Clt7 3'1 Seattle 48 35Ko
Ask for Want-Ads I eration" of the U. S., Russia and predicted that they would be Fa12 3 I L-d.T'- ,, jade lace" II.'" i I ter be gittin ready to work for a wml 82 'i4 Vikobsrq 40 34
Britain. I destroyed soon. i f - I livin. Knoxville 31 32 Waah1Qtoa 41) 30)
Little Rock 31 21. Wilmington 46 38
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Page 2 Telephones: 4161 or 3-1681 @r1anh mrnntu &tnttntt Saturday, December 13, 1947. Army Rocket, Soviet Rejects'Jap
Doctors CheatHollywoodites r Missile: Men
:-u h iCrash VictimsMEMPHIS Spoils Plan
Out Of Drinks! & ; : fUPJ} Personnel WASHINGTON [API Russia!
HOLLYWOOD (tUP] Six p '? ,' r ,' from the Rocket and Guided :Mis- was reported yesterday to be
famed Hollywood personalities lIe Testing Ground at White threatening a deadlock en rep.
took a ralncheck yester. j (; 4j Sands. N M, were aboard the arations from Japan wh: e demanding
$10 billion from
day on the plea of Actor's C-47 transport that crashed mysteriously ,k Get'
Agent Walter Kane that they near the Memphis Airport many.Diplomatic informants said
pet together and "have a Thursday. it was disclosed the Soviet delegate has served,
drink on me," following his yesterday as full Identificationof notice on the 11-natlon Far
death. the 20 dead was awaited. Eastern
I Commission! that a
Kane. former husband of Officials] at Ft. Bliss. El Paso, United States proposal! on *haring ,
Screen Star Lynn Bari was t : S. .. :4 ; ;: : Tex.. said that nine men from anjwar indemnity from
regaining consciousness after t. that post and White Sands were Japan, would he refused!
having taken an overdose of ': : among the casualties The only A majority of the other nations -
sleeping!] tablets and writing ( dead identified thus far by name represented on the131.-
_ _ _ a farewell note to his friends. 9 were Sgt Ernest H. Fleming] 19. mission have accepted t'.". rroposal. : >
The agent, one of the best #. 1'n' of Xew burgh. N. Y. and Pvt. J It was I'UhmHCIus!
known representatives of tv Taylor. Washington both stationed month in an effort to hi o. k a 10-
stars in Hollywood, had invited :. at Biggs Field. El Paso month stalemate on the nc.d: : :
Howard Hughes, Rudy :+ : where the plane took off on its of distributing the wins .3))
Vallee Jack Dempsey, Pro tl-fated) flight. pfants and other rel'Jm:
ducer Harry Conn Attorney 'S items to he exacted from '..--3:
xSS, Army officials] here disclosed"
Gregson Bautzer and Jonah .compensation for her vcr-A:
that two of the dead Negro
were
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Jones to drink to his memor' time aggression.The {
> 4 :' S soldiers and there wa 9 ,
reparations ; '"
qur'tT o
-t po ir ilitja 2M 1 Yktim--an
SSS.S" under consideration
.5 hv t'.aeom: > -
aerial "hitrhhikf"r"--alqJ hadporlahod.
mission apart from the Jtr: ;:n--
.
Piecing together; the
rvS '-Se
s: : ' . I .. peace treaty
5- I mutilated toi>o and limbs ---
:
i t'iwfcj mv Ji ,iTt nA S 1' "a .o difficult that authorities .-
w-.m..nnmn..n were not !sure if they had ApfcfurcofWATCH
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c1dhn* I SHOWN LEAVING THE HEARSES in Greenwood Cemetery ore 'left to right, Elder R P Douberly, S-Sgt. R. Williams, SO or 21 bodice.Seventeen ONE OF THE strangest law- .
caskets containing the bodies of two of Orlando's war dead, Savannah, Ga, Legion Chaplain Russell Shaw and Sgt. JamesB. bodies had been defmitelv suits in the history of Cleve-
Pfc. Manual G. Cox, left, and Pvt Elvin T. Bussell, right Pre- McCarty, Sibley, Iowa, The two Army sergeants accompanied identified by name and land Common Pleas Court was I
ceeding the flag-draped caskets and their guard of honor, are the bodies here from New York. the casualty list of 20. as carried on file in the name of a five- .
.. I '- _.L .L. on the plane's departure year-old who asked that 07/77//X
T TT -5F "W manifest will be released as soon girl
as all families have been notified.It the court award her $2,500
I Last Taps Sounded For Orlando War Heroes was; disclosed] that the victims from the woman she contends
included four two stole her ,
majors. captains father. Little Joy rIM, 13* boil
Orlando's returned his Pfc Cox. and the these ]leaves with one first lieutenant and Carol Fink is the plaintiff and
I More than 400 people stood In two of war nephew. men us a supreme the remainder enlisted men. - -- -
reverent silence in Greenwood dead. Rev. Fayette Hall]], pastor of the debt to them:' he said. the defendant is Mrs. Dolly
Cemetery as taps was sounded The body of Pfc Cox. son of College Park Baptist Church In addition to his parents, Benedict Fink, 26, now wife THE RADIO
over the graves of two Orlando :Mr and Mrs. H. N Cox 19 GlennSt. representing Pvt. Bussell. Russell is surtitrd by his Bandits Get $79,606 No. 2 of Joy's father.
services under the direction "idoh.. Ruth Russell ,
soldiers who had grown up to- arrived here Thursday.Pvt. Military ; a --- - -
gether, fought together. died together Bussell's] body arrived of the American Legion !stpp-daughter, Mr... CatherineHall in Daring Holdup YOU HAVE
and who were buried side Wednesday. He was the son of were held] at the grave with Legion and one !sister, Mrs. John < Red Cross Seeks
by side yesterday. :Mr and :Mrs. Thomas C. Bussell, Chaplain Russell Shaw of- n. Webb Jr., France Field, i I MIAMI BEACH I API An I WANTED IS
A special honor guard made 1338 20th St. ticiating. Canal /one. Himed bandit and a shadowy Willis A. SmithA
up of Army and American Legion Funeral ervices for the two Those in attendance who over- Cox. in aridnton to his parents accomplice\ seized two payrolls
members were at attention oldiers. who were both killed flowed the Fairchild Chapel is survived by two brothers J. V. totalling $10606! from construc search i is being made for HEREFOR
as a white-gloved squad June 8. 1944. were held at Fair- heard the Rev. Hall say that he Cox Orlando and Pfc. Leonard tion officials] on busy Washington Willis A. Smith believed to be
fired a three-volley salute in child Funeral Home with Roy was now fully reminded of the Cox Scott Field. Ill.: and two sisters -
Ave. during daylight yesterdav in Orlando with his brother-in-
honor of Pvt. Klvln T. Bussell, B. Douberly] of the Church of tremendous price paid for victory Adron Cox and Gladys CHRISTMAS
Day'Saints "The sacrifice of Strickland both of Orlando. law, Arthur Taylor, by the
34, and Pfc. Manuel 1 G. Cox:, 20, Latter representing- L supreme__ __ Alexander :Mahler.] 40. and Albert ]
----- Home Service Dept. of the Orange
I Brosof. 31. returnring together -' ",..
of
County Chapter the
BATTLE OF ALMOST A CENTURY Storm Blows Up I City Employes from a bank and each American Red Cross!" which has -1' ,,,,\_ ?",
carrying a payroll in a paper been notified that Smith's wifeis l j : I ij
Over Royal Stipend Decorate Trees bag. were the victims. They said critically ill in a Thomasville, I I it\ U )
Med Pals Engage In Fisticuffs the robbery was acted out with Ga. hospit\\1. 'rkrQ-r1t
LONDON (l"P1] A political Christmas spirit swept such precision that thorough rehearsal Anyone having any informa- r-
A-man 78 years of age Is not the victim. who Goddard said .torm was blowing up yesterday through City Hall yesterdaywith was mdicateed tion concerning Smith's whereabouts I rr"JCV #
too old to engage;: in heated verbal was two years younger than around parliamentary recommendations arrival of about a dozen is requested to contact
exchanger fistic encounter himself] a neighbor and a friend of a 50,000 pound trees enough to take care of CollectionFor the Red Cross at 231 E. JacksonSt. I
-even though he admits he is for the past 57 years t S200.0001] yearly allowance for all departments. Garbage .. or phone 2-0711.
tmttt Jtfttit mill h UJ too old for that sort of thing. "I'm guilty all right Judge," Princess Elizabeth and Prince While girls in some offices Month 1,685 Tons ------ 'T'I
A. G. Goddard, 78. who resideson said. "I his debated COLLEGE PARK /}
*r tittctlt* in **r Goddard slapped. Philip. the Duke of Edinburgh.A merits of various Garbage collected in Orlando
until Ckrittmtt.imimmmimiimmii. Goddard Ave" which he says face after he railed me names. select committee of membersof trees, all grown on city last month totalled 1.6R5 tons. up SHOE REPAIRING
was named for him pleaded He fell down and I straddled all parties in Commons was property: those in the city 503 tons over November 1946. Guaranteed Workmanship
guilty to assault and battery yes- him and every time he opened formed to decide what sum to clerk's office decorated a the monthly report of J. B. Shea- Sew Factory Machinery 'r
A CHRISTMAS WATCH to terday when arraigned before his mouth" I fiUeci it with allot the couple and, if possible tree in rcord time soon having rouse, city sanitary chief. showed SHOE REPAIR SHOP
E. Duckforth.
Peace Justice G.
!sand. lights!': burning and wrap-
prevent minority differences yesterday.!': Higher labor rates!' the great new
(In 5 and JOe Store]
last through many a Christ'mas Goddard was arrested. on complaint "I admit I'm'too old to be doing from spilling into political fields. lied gifts piled: under it. Treein have boosted the per-ton collection Floyd Wheeler, Mgr
-Wittnatttr, fine product signed by GV Keeling things like that. Judge" he the tax a es"or's: office cost to $5.87. compared with _ COLLEGE PARK_ STROMBERGCARLSONS -
added. "But he said I'd been was the second decorated. S4.!91 in November, 1944.!
LonginefWittnauer.. telling lies about him and he in Goods To Russia $1.50 $1.50
e TOWN suited me. It's too bad it happened -
;? Once 'Best Man' Now
/ Located OB the Patio JI JIDOWN But Judge. when you put Termed 'Shocking'WASHINGTON Pair ArrestedIn Pearce's wicetl 1M vtrytWy's budge
Reached two roosters in a ca someone Just Best Man . .
From 120 N. aa4
OraaceIS |lAP) Russia
I is bound to lose some feathers Dining Room
West St.
Washington he said philosophically. still gets wartime lend-lease Crash; One HurtBoth HOLLYWOOD |IAPI] Claudia
OWL BOOK SHOP
Dell stage and screen actress
America the Senate Mezzanine Hotel
from Angebilt
Goddard was released on his goods -
drivers involved] in a
said yesterday that she and Dan :
Committee learned
own recognizance pending final Appropriations -
two-car collision at Orange A\'e. Emmett Los Angeles chewinggum This lovely adaptable table
disposition of the case. :yesterday and Chmn. Bridges Special Sunday
I [R.-N.H] branded it "an under- and South St last night were manufacturer, will be mar model] of STROMBERG-
THE CURLY LOCKS BoostIn ground movement" by our own charged and released on bond by ried tonight. with her former TURKEY DINNERChoice CARLSOX superiority has
formerly The FRANCES I Pepper Fights officials violating the intent of the Orlando Police Dept. husband, Eddie Silton, as best many features of larger sets.
Shrimp Crabmeat Fruit Cup Striking ultra-modern all
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT: Fuel Oil Price Congress. j i Marion G. Peeler] 25. Rt. 4. man. louvered, brown cabinet 3-
Specializing In AilTypea "It's shocking to the American Orlando. was charged for having Cream of Chicken Soup condenser. The DYNA
Jewelry Company of Hair-Do's I rSpe- o' to Oran Morning Sent nc' ] 1 public and it's shocking to me," i faulty brakes and Anna Mae Garner Baby Arrives ChoiceCombination gang TOM1C model has AC-DC
140 E. ROBINSON. TEL. 2-3306 WASHINGTON Sen. Peppertold Bridges told Willard Thorp. Asst. :Morgan, 50. 415 Boone St., driver Mr. and Mrs. Ingram B. Gar- or Ambrosia facilities. powerful 5H inch r
It N. Orange Ave the Senate yesterday that Secy. of State, who denied an at- of the other car was charged ner Jr., 715 N. Hyer St. :yesterday Roast Tom Turkey speaker. Built-m loop antenna.
Tel.362; I oil companies were contemplating ] tempt was made to defeat the in-I with reckless driving police said. announced the birth Thursday -' Oyster Dressing Wonderful for Christmas at
SAN JUAN HOTEL BLDG. increasing fuel oil to
prices Cranberry Sauce
i tent of Congress. I Peeler suffered cuts and at Orange Memorial Hospital]
utilities in Jacksonville.
Din*I ID fAYHEttTS ..4RR4NCED&riyIonfr public !: bruises about the ]legs and his of a !son Jock Gregory. Mrs. Garner Choice
Tampa and Gainesville. These wife Agnes. 23. sustained a broken is the former Miss Netsy Lee Buttered Birdseye Brocolli $35.10Claude
increases if effective. will lead Marshmallow Yams
I
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'King Anthony thumb officers said. Butt. i
I ISoe'"lol I I Creamed Green Peas
DIAPER SERVICEI to higher utility rates in these
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W I I r KMrvati.n. mr Immediate Delivery cities and probably] pave the way Dies in England I II I I' Birdseye Corn Buttered Spinach: I H. Wolfe Inc.
llU/A" for increases!': elsewhere in Flor ,
I PHONE 2-3357 ida. said. I LONDON (LPI Anthony William -' Apopka Lions Receive Charter Choice
Pepper Hall, 53-year-old claimant to'I Cocoanut Cream Pie Cherry PIe The Finest of Everything
I the throne of Great Britain as I II [ to Or'ondrMorn nq Sen'.nel] |dent; Wilbert K. Shopkin third Apple Pie Hot Mince Pie Electrical for the Home
I "King Anthony I," died yester- APOPKA- The newlyorganized vice-president: Don M. Chamber- Hot buttered Rolls
: day still convinced that he was Lions Club here was for- lin, secretary: Charlies A. Hood, For your week Coffee day or evening Tea .'.....1 until 19 E. Washington St.
I a direct descendant of King mally presented with its!" charter treasurer: Lion Tamer J D. Gil- Christmas w* are serving" FftEC wavY Orlando, Florida
liard and Brooks E Kilgore c"..... of Win*- Mutcatel Port .r
Henry VIII.Uruguay Thursday by Dist. Lion Gov I Shtrry, I :
EXCLUSIVELY FOR Hoke Johnson Daytona Beach Tail Twister i --
Cabinet Quits Master! of ceremonies for the
charier meeting; was International
In Formality Move Lion Counselor GeorgeH.
MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay [API Ra..t. More than 30 members
WINTER PARK The entire cabinet of Uruguay present! heard newly-
resigned yesterday to give Pres. elected Pres. C. L. Clements I
accept the charter for the club.
Luis Battle Berres "full libertyof
action" in selecting new ministers The Winter Garden Lions Club NHtR-U FTCOMPLETELY
i sponsored the new organizationand
their president. Frank
3 NEW BUS ROUTES Wallace Says Ike CanI I ing.Loomis, was present at the meet NEWI AMAZINGLY
Win Ticket Other officers of the Apopka DIFFERENT SO EASY TO USE
Any
on group are .T. W Fletcher Phil ..
With Hourly Service I ALBANY N. Y. [UP) Gen. lips. first vice-president.: Thomas PAY ONLY : Immediate
Eisenhower could be president A. Shepherd second vicepresiDIAPER .. .. Delivery
in 1948 on any ticket he choseto
run on, Henry Wallace pre-
Effective December 15
Monday -
dicted yesterday.T. ABC $1 ,
I SERVICE
L Duncan Rites Held
ALOMA and LAKE KNOWLES Funeral services were held yesterday I New Accounts and Future \\
In Ft. White for Thomas Reservations Are Solicited WEEKLY ..
Leaves ACL Depot 15 minutes after each hour 7:15 AA1. L. Duncan father of Mrs. Judson Telephone 2-1177
Walker of Orlando who died
thru 6:15 P.M. (Extra trips at 6:45: A.M. and 6:45 P.M.: ) Wednesday at St Vincent's Hospital -
] in Jacksonville. Intermentwas
S
[Serves Showalter Airpark] in Itchtucknee Cemetery, Ft. ANNOUNCINGCRYSTALS
White. I WATCHES for all shape I'' ;: .5 I,
VIRGINIA HEIGHTS Elks To Attend PartyA EXPERT 1 HOUR WATCH SERVICE REPAIRING ::14 ;
motorcade of Orlando Elks JEWELRY t S
Leaves ACL Depot 15 minutes before each hour members will ]leave the Elks BLOCK'S 18 W. Church St. -.. us . -.
Home on Eola Dr. tomorrow at S
7:45 AM. thru 5:45 P.M. ,
:1pm. to attend the' annual 5.. .
Christmas! party at the Harry- "W''aLmLii, c '.j c a.L.TU .. ..
HANIBAL SQUARE Anna matilla Crippled Children's Homeat Limited Time Only! Standing or Sittiivglk's S. c
Unbreakable tW MOTS* .kern S
Leaves ACL Depot 5 minutes after each hour )'OtI'.o ..4 --a. --- .. _ S
CRYSTALS50c S .. P ced at Only -
Caldwell & ttiag --ria. s
8:05 A.M. thru 6:05: P.M. (Extra trip at 6:35 A.M.: ) Harvey Procter MtVfTUftyw MT_ -- ....
Modern Home Appliances pprcziaMttl 2% S i 14 95 '{
SALES & SERVICE torn*..:t .aa.: :. doe THE PERFECT XMAS GIFT FOR HER
For exact routes telephone Orlando 2-0744, ask your You'll ipprrlat ear terries ifp STORE
rtm..t CONSULT them about ORLANDO JEWELRY
Bus Drit'er or consult the "Riders' Digest. vonr RADIO aid WASHING MACHINE 2H S. Oranv*
2211 Repair CDGCWATER 11*. : and Specializing American hi all vetches.Swiss FLORIDA'S LARGEST RADIO AND APPLIANCE STORESI
PHONE X-im ORLi.DO
l Estimates Frc.
_
Orlando Transit Co. _.c. Garland Cleaners $T KTI
I fcOftlANDO MIAMI
o andGr1.nd t3 N. ORANGE -ORLANDO # Phone$30<
Write for new map showing Winter Park bus routes
:t
; at Cocord
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':County School I Saturday, December 13, 1947 (Orlando fHnrntttg irrntmrl Telephones j I : 4161 or 3-1681 Page 3
LIGHTING FIXTURES Y1dd.1.add.dXY.t.1.d..d.1.E.1neat.l'.7ttfEatsoYf'AC'aeAE'e' '
,
Select your fixtures with I; Board Meets ry,.r.Gcf" % PLAY BALL! I
: individuality, distinction .
1 and design for good light- :I' The Orange County School .q I< Mit ;t : FOOT e BALLS Ri
/ ing.Johnson. I Board was occupied with routine BASKET BALLS R
t I[ business at the regular bimonthly v R
VOLLEY BALLS
I session yesterday. A number d
Electric Co. f lof appointments were made and y TENNIS RACQUETS TABLE TENNIS BOXING GLOVES
la I four bids on school equipmentand ERECTOR
III .>3 E. Church St. -:- Phone 5136 work acceptedN. SETS ROLLER SKATES It
K. Bellamy was awarded a
JOSEPH BUMBY HARDWARE
CO. =
,I well-digging job at Tangerine
colored school with a low bid of ORLANDO WINTER PARK I
Streamlined Styling Plenty speeayt $jOO. Bowstead's Camera Shop Y II
was authorized to furnish the "..n7nnnnnn :n :r twxrxrnnnn snnnn te 7S
16-lneh Front Whee'VELOCIPEDE' Vocational School with a movie
; projector costing $414. Holler
Chevrolet Co. was low bidder ona THANKS LOT JUDGIE.l HAVE TO RUSH NOW "
bus chassis; which will be delivered -
22.95 for $1.375. DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS ANOl'M
OItL'19MORE AT
Mi>s Gladys Fieldas named PURCELL'SUlrRCII
i secretary to Prin. Roger Williams
It'a beauty! Strong,sturdy F \T 1n.'G..E
.11. Apopka High:; School, .
""'---r- frame with bright baked and Miss Ktelyn Langham!; appointed fi .. iAbir -T-----
enamel finishBillbearing secretary to J. P.
pedal and heavy rubber Glover, superintendent of veterans DR. ROYAL W. FRANCE of Eco- I of I
education professor sion the Marshall plan on their Rollins
Urea nomics at Rollins College, Dr. Louis Orr, Forum radio program over WHOa from Dyer p -
Miss Gerry Hicks was named
girls' physical education instructor nationally known urologist and leading Or- Memorial Hall on the Rollins Campus. The 1 1I
GREAT .SOUTHERN STORES at Winter Park High School lando physician, William B. Whitaker, head of next Rollins Forum, scheduled for Jan. 8, will I
692 X. ORANGE .-\, .:. PHOXK -t880PREINVENTORY and Miss Mary Ruth Hill was be on veterans' problems, according to
named basketball coach at Lake- the Rollins Speech Department, and Dr. Rhea aker, the moderator. On the Jan. 8 I
I view High. Mrs. Mary ElizabethSullivan Marsh Smith, Rollins professor of history [left be veterans' representatives from Roil Whit-I
Delaney was school.At appointed. a teacherat to right], as they carried on a heated discus- ( other schools. I II
the time the board
same I
awarded tion of a contract basketball for construc-court at Local Lions I[ Navy AnnouncesEnlistment I The seven nations in the Arab t
League are Saudi Arabia
I Pine Castle School to J. M. Gog- Egypt
'gan for the low-bid price of $872. Hear : HereOf Iraq. Trans-Jordan. Syria. Lebanon -'
SPECIALSClose Apopka
PAINT
Three Recruits and Yemen I
( O IPI."TF.S TRAINING .
Robert A. Hough son of Mrs. Club ReportA I S. S. Kienker. CBM. in chargeof SENSATIONAL OFFER] : _ -_ :-,-=IEJllA
Margaret Hough Maitland, has Navy recruiting in this area. Monday Only
out specials on the followingsizes completed recruit training at the report of the Charter Nightof yesterday announced reenlistment Monday Only 9 H
of DeVoe first quality paints I*. S. Naval Training Center San the Apopka Lions Club held of Don L. Williamson. 22. to .\. I. to 1 P. A.M. to 7 P.M.
Diego. Hough entered service Thursday was presented yes- Lake City with rating of aviation ASSORTED COLORS
\y-Ca\. Cans Sept. ;5) at Jacksonville. terday at the Orlando Lions metalsmith. Williamson has
$5.18I -- ---- -- -- Club luncheon by C. N. Farrell. I departed for Charleston. S l'or 98c 9c
GREY FLOOR 8 DECK gal. I I Officers of the newlyformedclub re-assignment THIS CERTIFICATE IS VALUABLE
I I WARREN'SFine are Curtis L. Clements, At the same time Kienk, an This certificate and only 9Sc entitles bearer to one of our famous $13.50 ballpoint pens.
&Gal. and 1'j-GaI. Cans president; J.V.. Fletcher Phillips nounced enlistment of Kram-is Instantly writes on any paper cloth and other surfaces. Makes 6 to 8 carbon copies. Gives
Interior SEHI-GLOSS WHITE gal. $4.28 : Furniture first vice-president; T. A. Andre Teague Jr., 17. Fruntanri '", up to 3 years use without refilling.:;
FLOOR COVERINGS Shepherd, second vice-president; Park and Joseph Olen Spence. 5-: Chrome-plated tarnish-proof cap. Carries 50-year service guarantee.INK :3ifA
APPLIANCES 18, Forest Lake Academy, each
K. third vice-
Wilbert Shopkin,
i Inferior-Cal. GLOSS WHITE $4.59 300 Fairbanks Open Monday Ave. Evenings-:- Winter Park i president; Don M. Chamberlain for three for years.San Diego They for have"Ijoot departed ; 4- -- - -"
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gal. secretary: C. A. Hood, treasurer; training.The : .,. : O
J. D. Gilliard lion tamer; and i
All above in good fresh condition (tF VITAMINS Brooks E. Kilgore. tail twister. recruiting officer an >< a
nounced that effective immedi DRIES AS IT WRITES IDEAL XMAS GIFT NO BOTTER NEEDED
DON'T BUCK YOU UPtry speaker Chester of E.the Whittle Orlando, Lions.guest i I ately all recruits will hereafter First time offered at this amazingly low price. Get yours now. You'll be pleased with its
tubercu-!I be assigned to Recruit Training smooth dependable performance. Recommended highly by business and professional people
IRON
NUXATED discussed facts about
THOMAS LUMBER COMPANYGore and e Command. Great Lakes: insteadof teachers" students" and pen artists.< It's truly a masterpiece.< If you cannot come at
When foot doctor steel roa a medldiw losis-how the disease attacks i
4o so't help you.fat triet another daedidiM. LLkKUXATED *- I San Diego as has been the above time", leave" money before sale starts to receive your order.STROUD'S .
tse, If eltamlua don't buck foe VP, trf md affects a person. I| procedure heretofore.In .
Ave. & R. R. Ph. 4107 for Delivery IRON to help build Dor* full rad
color In roar blood. For fall nd blood twlpt nun Explaining the work of the
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of ni to fed hut wonderful sack to KX7XATED Tuberculosis and I NO. lJllteor.a: Limit: 2 pens
IRON tableti for quit awhile Gins them a fair Orange County I I
trial. But UM vnlj M directed en the teM. Health Assn.. Whittle urged' some types of paper mills ORANGE AT PINE Accepted UntilTuesday
THIS STORE ONLY to a customer
about four gallons of turpentineare
II. *_+ .. wyr Lions to purchase Christmas
sometimes produced per ton ... .
of incomefor
Seals the only source -
+.i' t:+; of pulp. 1948 STREAMLINE STYLEAssociated
t.. tt the fight against TB. :
. Ian John R. Keene, president | i-
expressed thanks" to the ---
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Committees who made the banquet a"I ,
| for Lions International I
Pres. Fred Smith a success.
Tommy Howe, of Orlando
Senior High::; "School was introduced .
as the Lion Cub of
the month.
Next week's meeting will feature t
a quartet of blind men it
was announced. The program is
in line with the Lions'; general
program of sight conservation, .
Keene said
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10ETOR CHRIStHAS ,, Pf'rmant'ntf'anStSO Up
BEAUTY
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W'146 E. Church Expert Technician-:. Phone 3.1114'YSY.TSral p.I,' I
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NEW Dobbs Trust IS different
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4 GALLUP POLL SHOWS BRIDGE TOP GAME
Rollins Leaders : Two Convicted
Tell Kiwanians Half Of U.S. Plays CardsBy
: As Court Ends WHOO1t
College Aims GEORGE GALLUPDir are shown by the following votes *'
[ American Institute Public Opinion] I of card players: I *
Prediction that the curriculum I I The Fall term of Criminal PRINCETON-When an Pi.I
| 'Of Rollins College will Improveas Court was adjourned :yesterdayby American sits down at the card ,I noch-Other '
much In the next 50 years as It Judge William Murphy at Bridge Poker le Games Today's Complete Radio Programs '
has in the past half century was I"conclusion of three jury trials. table the chances are high that Men ........... 14% 2';% 21% 38% ,
coupled here yesterday by its Unless a special case should'' he wants to play bridge, pinochle, j I[ Women .39 9 16 45
president with a hope that two i be docketed, and with exception or poker. j i By Education
basic ideas never will change. of the usual Wednesday plea In Its continuing study of customs I I College ......... 45 17 12 26 !i
days, court will not convene'' and habits of Homo-Amer-'I High School 22 18 20 40
These Dr. Hamilton Holt 5:00: a.m.-Sign On 12:15: p.m.-League of Women Voters
again until early in January.A icanus, the Institute finds that Grammar v
told the Kiwanis Club, 10oh'egidng i about 52,500,000 of the nation's School... . 9 19 22 50 '
- 5.00()( a.m.-Whoot'n Antics
help to young people in I jury acquitted John R.Butler estimated 94- By Age D ; 1230 p.m.The American Farmer ABC
formulating and living to L. K. Cox of O
and
up 000,000 adults 21.29 no 14 22 21 433Q.49 j 5:15: a.m.-\\"hoot"n Antics 12:45: : p.m.-The American Farmer ABC
ideals and making it possible! charges!: of lolation of the fish Oo
play cards. .... 22 19 18 41 Z
for them to associate with the I and game!: laws. Karl Helmswas Thousands of 50 & 'over.....-26 13 18 43 ). 5.30: a.m.-Whoot'n Antics 1.00; p.m.-UN Highlights ABC ,- ,
best notably through faculty convicted by another jury *
appointments of public intoxication and was citizens, of representative the- Americans are increasingly O 2 5:45: a.m.-Whoot'n Antics 1:15: p.m.-UN Highlights ABC
I fined $:3 or three months in taking up card playing, with A
These two things have not total population a 6:00: a.m.-County Newspaper [Purcell CompanyJ) 130 Town
,changed from the time of Socrates Bounty Jail. I were asked .3 million decks being sold last I A : p.m.-Our Speaks O ,.
and Plato to the present day," fin the final case of the court I whethertheyplayed .year and a rising trend of sales '* 6:15: a.m.-Whoot'n Antics 1:45: p.m.-Our Town Speaks r y r
the educator said. *ssion Odell LIndsey was found
cards I
reported in 1917.
Oddly enough,
Dean Wendell C. Stone said the guilty of a charge of driving regularly, occasionally or not at 630: a.m.-Whoot'n Antics 2:00: 5,00: p.m.-Metropolitan Opera ABC (Texas
|*'present Rollins system is based 'without a valid operator's license alL Here is the resulting pictureof however this nation has never | Company) *yi
'on the idea that "true learning but the Jury recommended America's card playing habits: itself originated a popular card j 6:45: a.m.-Morning Devotions
takes place in small groups suspended sentence and Judge :i 8,500.000 [f9o] men and women game. Just to take the three favorite 7:00:()( a.m.-News [American Laundry & Cleaning 5:00:()( p.m.-Saturday Concert
where students have a chance to Murphy directed entry of such play regularly. games: Bridge is a refinement Company] 5:30: p.m.-Cathedral Hour
talk out ideas presented to them. an order. 44,000,000 [147I] play occa I of the English game of
Don A. Cheney, special assist- I sionally. whist; poker originally was an 7:05: a.m.-Whoot'n Antics 5:45: pm-News Commentary ABC (Brotherhood
ant to Dr. Holt,described the program Mallory Baby Announced 41.500,000 [44Mne) >.er play. I importation from France with a of Railroad Trainmen)
as an "account of steward I Lt. and Mrs. Norman Doug Those who play regularly or I dash of Persian influence; while I 7:30:: a.m.-Shopper's Hayride ( reiner's. Grocery)
ship from Orlando's largest in 'l 6:00: ) p.m.-Supper Edition [IMartie Williams
las Mallory announce the birth occasionally were then asked to pinochle probably came from
7:45: a.m.-Shopper's Hayride (IMeiner's: om
dustry. of a daughter, Sara Marshall I II name their favorite game, that is Germany a combination of be- D Grocery) Realtor) .
Taken in as new members of Mallory yesterday at the Orange the one they would choose if they zique and skat. 8:00: a.m.-Martin Agronsky ABC [Violet Dell &15 p.m.-Sports Journal [Walter Menges] Z
the Kiwanis Club were Robert I Memorial Hospital Mrs. ,, had the choice. This is how the The origin of cards is tangledin 0 Florists) (ABC Co-op] ,
B. Murphy, architect Charles Mallory is the former Mary top favorites appear in the bid legendary history scholars I y 630: p.m.-Philo Vance o
Crlder. jewelry, and William Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. '! ding: variously crediting China, India, i = 8:15: a.m.-Small Stuff GO
Max Handley, lumber.A M. A. Smith, 115 Lucerne Cir. i Approximately 12,000,000 pre- and Korea. The present 52-card 7.00 p.m.-Saturday Swing Club A
violin solo was played by a Mallory is the son of Dr. and j I fer either contract or auction i pack was first dealt in France i 850: a.m.-Small Stuff d
Rollins student, Miss Ann Lovell, Mrs. :Meredith :Mallory of this bridge. I more than 500 years ago. Di 8:45: a.m.-News Summary ABC 730 p.m.-The: Whoot Owls.(Dixie Lily Milling Co.] a
Sanford. city. Approximately 10,500,000 would' 8:00 p.m. -Tiger Den
i call for pinochle.Approximately 9:00: a.m.-Who Knows
I' Rats are sometimes killed by Before World War II Britain |I 10,000.000 wouldset ( 8:30: p.m.-Saturday Swing Club
piping motor exhaust gases into produced only one-third of its the table up for poker. HEARlI 9:15: a.m.-Who Knows?
their burrows. food. This leaves about 20.000,000card 9:00: p.m.-Gancbustt>rs ARC [IL. E. Waterman Co.)
I c 9:30: a.m.-Tom Thumb Follies
____. ... __ -:: players whose favorites are I IIrro.CV' 930: p.m.-Murder & Mr. Malone ABC (WineGrowers
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some games. / 9:45: a.m.-Tom Thumb Follies ) .
Rules of Card Games" lists --k
DEPENDABILITYThe t some 150 games.) Behind the / 10:00: a.m.-U. S. Navy Band ABC 10:00: p.m.-Professor. Quiz; ABC (American Oil Co.)
i iIt top three come: All the rummy .
! satisfaction of buying gifts games, exclusive of gin rummy rh V- ( of.PJ. p"ec.I 10:15: a.m.-Growing Pains [Orlando Nurseries] 10:30: p.m.-Hayloft Hoedown ABC .o
from a long established firm. Tt ,I five large hundred miscellaneous, gin rummy group, and led a I : R.dio 10:30: a.m.-High News 110: ( p.m.-News of Tomorrow 'Oo 4jl
; by pitch, whist, euchre cribbage. brMdca lna your s arum tne.d.ta.e popierrlijioas 10:43: a.m.-High News 11:15: :> p.m.-Tris Coffin in Washington ABC oZ -
i solitaire, hearts, casino. H.M.s. Rirbuds sputa
I{1 The more education a person O 11:00: a.m.-Abbott & Costello ABC 1130: p.m.-Orange Blossoms
BARNEY LINENS i iIMPORTERS "t"cM f wou,ONE GOD,0NI1OCr
has the more he likes to play
4 cards almost = 11:15: a.m.-Abbott & Costello ABC 12.00:!: a.m.-News (Coliseum) pO
; proportionately
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1, twice as many college graduates 11.30 a.m.-Piano Playhouse ABC 12:05: a.m.-The Owl Room Coliseum
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: 312 North Park Are. Phone 626 V :|: mar school education. Younger 11:45: a.m.-Piano Playhouse ABC 1230: a.m.-The Owl Room I
i I i I people are more inclined to play Fns ppMVu H.A
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!I than the older generation and 12:00: p.m.-Noon Edition [Wilkins Awning( Ca| 1:00: a.m.-Sign Off
WINTER PARK i men slightly more than women. OF PROPHECYThe I
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Interesting sidelights on pref.
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6'IS Whoofn Antics __u__ Farm Forum ____ Reveille _____u__ Sunrise Jamboree 445 Met Opera. ABC __ Sat at Chase Notre D. YS. U.8 C Musicana Av
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'7:15: Whoot'n Antic ?n-- Slncinc Salesmen Musical Clock 740 Club ________ 5 45 News Com'ntary. ABC Philadelphia Orch. Kings of Highway Sport-Fishin News
7:30: shoppers Hayrid -00- Wake Up &: Listen Mews-Mui. Clock: Spot Summary --. 600 Supper Edition ._ ._ News __ Lloyd Bartletfs Or News Summary __
7:45: Shopper' :Harrlda --- News 00- -- ----- News-Easy Listnin' 740 Club "6:15 Sports Reporter _un Feature Musical Lloyd Bartletfs Or NBC Symphony __
8:00: Martin Aironaky, ABC CBS News ____ New This Mornin News. Mike Mike 6 30 Philo Vance _u nu Sport Pas of Air John Bosnian NBC Symphony _
815: Email Stuff ..-,__ Renfro Valley ___ Frankie Carle __ R.LtJbert.Orc'nlat 6'45 Philo Vance u_ -- Salute to Bong Sports Parade NBC. Symphony _
8:30: Small Stuff ______ lUnfro Valley Glee Club A Amb. Richard libert 7.00 Saturday Swing Club Uly &: Curly n__ Hawaii Call __ NBC Symphony _
8 45 New lSumm.",. ABC_ Breakfast BrtTltle Air Lane Trio n_ The Four KnishUOO 7.15 Saturday Swing Club Eye on Ball __ Hawaii Call NBC Symphony _
Who Knows _- New u__ Colleciata Band Story Shop _____ 7.30 Th Whoot Owl __n RomanceRomance __ Newscope Curtain Time __
>:15 Who Knows? -___ Bator Dr. Comes 4 Knights Story Shop _____ 7 45 The Whoot Owl Twin Views _Curtain Time ___ 4 M
"'30 Tom Thumb Follies ._ Birthday Party __ Robert Hurltlgh Coffee With Com 8 00 Tiger Den First Nishter Twenty Questions Mu. Modern Mood 3 i
945 Tom Thumb Fellle __ Birthday Party __ Helen Hall __ Coffee With Coon 8'15 Tiger Den First Nuhter .--- Twenty Question Mu. Modern Mood I
1000: U.:"S. Nan Band. ABC Late Listen ___n Dixie Four __ Frank Merrlvell 8:30: Saturday Swing Club Bill Goodwin ._. Concert Hour _. Mu. Modern Mood i
1015: OrowlBf reins _--_ Musical Pirn. __. Frank Vaster Frank Merriwell 8 45 Saturday Swing Club Ned Calmer Concert Hour Mu. Modern Mood 1J
10:30: HISS New .....--___ Mary Lee Taylor_ Shady Valley Folk Archie Andrew 000 Gangbusters. ABC Joan Davis __ Stop If Heard ___ :Alt Parade _____ ,1
10'45 Hlsh New* Mary Le. Taylor Shady Valley Folk Archie Andrew 9 15 Oangbusters. ABC Joan Davis stop If Heard Hit Farad _____ ,
11.00 Abbott oil Costello.ABC W. Sweeney New Bill Harrincton Meet th* Meets 9 30 Murder & Mr Malone Vaughn Monroe Name That Song WORZ Jamboree .
11:15 Abbott a>Conallo. ABC Let's Pretend -_ Bone Stylist Meet the Meek II 45 Murder A Mr Malone Vaughn Monroe Name That Song WORZ Jamboree .
11:JO Piano Playhouse. ABC Ad nture's Club Say With Musle Smilin' Ed M C'n.1 10 00 Prof. Quls. ABC -:---Eat Nits Serenade Chicago Theater WORZ Jambore. .0
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12 00 Noon Edition ____ Theater of Today Pan Americana Story Tim. -_ 10'30 Hayloft Hoedown ABC Abe Burrow _n Chicago Theater Her.'* to Veteran 990 ON YOUR DIAL o
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1:00: U N Highlight. ABC_ Orand Central Sta Lunch at Sardis Nat. Farm. Horn Jl.30 Orange Blossoms n_ Oilla. Roundup Kora-Kractln __ Guy Lombardo Or. 6:00: PM SUPPER EDITION Charles Thomas seated at his desk is amused as his secretary and '
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1:30. Our Town Speak ABC County Fair Band for. Bond Veteran Adviser 12 Olf 4sws The Owl Room News _uun Sign Off ____ "News u I7_I _L brings you the top local and regional news of the District Attorney Markham discuss the clues found G
1 45 Our Town Speak ABC County Fair un Americans Report en Europe 12 1* Th. Owl Room _u__ Dance Orch. ____ Desl Arnag tt: Or. I O in the latest murder case.! Be sure and have your A
300: Met. Opera. ABC __ Olv 4>: Take. --_ Olivernd Caroleera Music of th* Not 12'SO The Own Room ___- Dance Orch. ____ Adrian Rollini Or. a0 day, prepared and edited by WHOO's news staff dials set to 990 when this threesome becomes involved O '
2:15: Met. Opera. ABC ___ Otve 4> Take ____ _Clefel'nd Caroleer Music of the M'nt 12<"I* The Owl Room Dance Orrh. _. Mu Mermaid Room
2:30: Met. Opera. ABC Country Journal Bob Leighton'* or. Harlow Burgess Or 1.008110 OU n_________ Newt _n______ 'News--and Sign-Off C under the direction of Franklin H. Stevenson. This in one of the most thrilling of the Philo ye
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: t The rlaitdo Churches Junday : School Dr. Marshall Program C. Dendy, pastor !''Orlando at Worship I Optimists HearEmbalmers I Service Slated
Adventist Bishop. pastor the Re*. Fathers Harry F a m. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Pre- of the First Presbyterian Church 9 Chief I
Turnler and Mark T McHugh. assistants. Christmas sermon from the text. Matt. _
CENTRAL ORLANDO ADVENTIST-RobInson Confessions: Saturday afternoon and evening 212. "When Jesuswas born There of Orlando will be interviewedby I, DAVE ENLOW i Home last Sunday afternoon, Including '
and Rotalind Avea. Fenton E. Froom 4and 1309. Sunday Masses: 7. 8. came Wise Men from the East . They Miss Lillian Simkus this I'I Church Eaitor: Orlancjo Morning Sentinel such Christmas favoritesas :< Discuss Funerals
minuter. 8.30 a m. Sabbath achool (Satur 9. 10. 11 and 12 o'clock noon Sacrament presented unto Him silt" Evening worship For Youth Night]
I' Orlando Youth for Christ will
day. 11 a m. morning worship. Guest of Baptism administered 1 p m. Sunday at 7:30.: Sermon text: Matt 1:23 "Be morning on the High News prgram Silent Night, Away in a Manger The funeral home of today represents
upeaker. Elder L. C. Ev&nx. president of afternoon hold a Virgin . Shan bring forth a ', hear Bill McGarrahan, outstanding and Jingle Bells. I!
Florida Conference. Farewell addresa. 3 son and they will shall call his name at 10:30: a.m. over station' kids' evangelist and Jimmie i a complete unit capable !I
p.m.Atlanta.speaker Elder R. H. Wentland of Christian God Emmanuel with, us.which" Christmas being interpreted music throughthe is. \\'1100. Johnson of Raleigh, N. C., todayat j Speaker on the program, spon- of housing every part of a funeral -I Monthly Youth Night servic_________ 4
CHRISTIAN-OCOeP. P. H Mears. minis dsT MYP meets at 5:30.: Report to News of Florida high schools 7:15: p.m. in the First Baptist sored by the Sans Pareil Class of service, Neil Franklin president will be held at First Presbyterial
WINTER PARK AOVENTIST-Meet in ter. Bible school: 9.45 a m. Morning wor- the pastor. the sick and strangers. !
Woman's Club. Fenton E. Froom. mlntster.II ship 11 o'clock. Secmon: "Four Needs of with reports from Apopka, Tampa Church. |, Central Christian Church, was of the Florida State Funeral Church tomorrow at 7:30: p.ml _ _
30 am. Sabbath achool: Saturday. the Soul. I i I CONCORD PARK METHODIST CHURCH I' Lakes Wales, Alachua, New McGarrahan has dramatized i Mrs. Gerald Forrest, William McGee I with the pastor, Dr. Marshall d_ _ .
11 am. morning worship. Guest speaker 1 -701 W. Concord Ave. at Parramore. I II i berry and others as far south as Old Testament stories before conducted the worship ser- Directors and Embalmers Assn., :
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Robert M. Eldridee of Nashville. Tenn TABERNACLE: CHRISTIAN-130 E. Central School I
William M. Irwin. pastor. Church Dendy speaking on the sufcjec!
Ave Oren Whitton. minister. Re. I:'at 945 ajn Moraine Warship at 11'OO I i, Alvah Fla., will be heard when thousands of boys and girls in vice. Singing was led by Mrs. told members of the Optimist I _
Baptist 22S Church S. Hrer.Bldg. Ph Ph.4303.2-0837.Office.9:45: Room Bible 5. a m Topic" Methodist: "Spiritual Youth Preparation Fellowship ForAdvent at Joe Williamson reads dispatchesfrom Orlando, both in the schools and j, Marshall Huff, accompanied by Club yesterday I This Is News.
WINTER PARK BAPTISTInterlachenat School 11 Morning worship Sermon 6'30 p.m. Evening Worship at 7.30 pm. correspondents! to the Win- in the evening meetings at the Mrs. William McGee. I I I Franklin an executive of the'II Rich Steck will read the
Conutock. The Rer. Raymond P. Iniersoll. topic: "Our Rork." 6-30 Bible study group. Topic: "The Prospects of Christianity." ter Park High School Production Alliance Church where he and I _
pastor. 9.45 am. Sunday schooL 11 7.30 Evening Evangelistic service. Topic. i I I Carey Hand Funeral Home said Scripture' lesson, and the eve| _ _
Dr. Vincent ,
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Club of
a m. morning orshlP. Sermon by the "Can a Person tie Saved and Not Be a I II LIVINGSTON MEMORIAL METHODIST produces Johnson conclude two weeks of Wheaton -( ning prayer will be offered by I
pastor. 6:15 pm Tralnuic Union. 73O Church Member?" I 1 -Taft. The Rev Douglas Harrell. pastor. ute program every Saturday services tomorrow. |I III outstanding author and ( "It is a regrettable situation that Miss Betty Shearouse. _ _
pm. hymns evening with worshIP.brief ainsinc sermon. of Christian CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Cathcart & !' Church School 10.00 a m. No church service I morning. The rally will begin at 7:15: p.m. ,,I Bible teacher, former assistant to i the public knows so little about (
Rldtewood Ave. Dr. Paul C. Carpenter. this Sunday. j I I this week only in order to allow the president Wheaton College !'our type of business." ', Jon Sheppod. guest oloistv 'will_ _ _
LAKE HILL BAPTIST-Orlo Vista. The pastor. Church School. 9.45 a m. Classesfor I: will !! sing$ The Lord's Prayer by Hof ____ __
Rev. D. V. McAllister pastor. Sunday all ages Morning worship, 11 a m THE WINTER PARK METHODIST Presbyterian ChurchTo McGarrahan more time for his highlight a citywide : He discussed briefly facilities
school 10 a.m. Morning worship 11 a m. Evening worship 1:30: P m. CHURCH-Corner Interlachen and Morse unique Bible dramatizations. I II I Youth for Christ Jubilee Jan. 3 necessary to the efficient opera- meister. and the Chapel Choir o)|
Training union. 6:30 p.m. Evening worship Blvd. The Rev. Kenneth O. Rogers min Honor W. R. O'Neal to 11, sponsored by the Christian the senior high department will
CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE- later. Christine Baldwin director; Elizabeth ---- tion of a modern funeral home.
7:30
p.m.LOCKHART Anderson and Delaney SU The Rev. H. P. Cole. organist J Archie Kent. Sunday Dr. B. E. Hicks of I'I Business Men's Committee. equipment and the procedure followed sing! Abide With Me. by Willis _________
A dedication service featur- new pastor
BAPTIST--John R. Chiles Rankin pastor. Sunday school 9 45 am. School superintendent. 9.45 a m. Dorothy Sikes. H. Monk arranged by Ira AVil|
.III. pastor. Sunday school 9 50 a m. Worship 11am. morning worship. Evangelist Jimmy church School. 11.00 am. Morning Wor- ing the presentation of a tabletin Faith Tabernacle in Pine Castle. !'I 17-year-old in handling funerals.
.. at 11. Subject of sermon: "A Travailing Johnson. song leader Bill McGarrahan ship. Subject. "The- Book of We." 6:30p : of W. R. O'Neal will is going into his second week of !,I Chicago high school girl and one son.The
Saviour and a Travailing Churchlisa 11.30 p.m. Young People's services. 7.30p m Youth Fellowship. Wednesday evening memory of the nation's outstanding marimba public Is cordially invite _ _
93.11-1 Thess. 2:9): ). Training union 6.30 m. evening service. Evangelist Jimmy 7.30 p m. Midweek service. There be held in the Bible School audio special meetings at 7:30: p.m. each University Club to attend this service. _ _ _
Worship at 1:30 p.m. Johnson. Song leader. Bill McGarrahan. will be no Fellowship Supper this month. I players will also appear on
p.m. torium of the First Presbyterian day. |i the
program. Saturday meetings
EULAH BAPTIST-Sunday school at I COLLEGE PARK METHODIST-Princeton Church tomorrow at 9:45: a.m. j ---- will be To Install Jan. 1
Church of ChristCHURCH held at First Baptist Prior to the middle of the 1
10 a m. Morning worship at 11 a m. BTU at Edgewater. Parsonage: 71S W. O'Neal served as superintendent An author and outstanding I i _ _ _
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at 6.30 and evening worship at 7:3O p.m. or CHRIST-118 E JeffersonSt. Yale The Rev. H Maurice Felton. minister Church. and the others at the Al- Century cotton rags served fo
Br.. Curry cf Plant City. the new pastor Gilbert E. Shaffer minister. Bible Church School at 9 45 a m D. C Mc- of the Bible School for 48 years. student of eschatology. Dr. Hicks liance Church. New officers of the University almost thousand theft
will be here for his first service. study 1O'OO a m Preaching and Communion C.II. genera su..rlntendent.. Mr. Audent"Fredrick I will include discussion of the Club will be installed on Jan. a years as
11.00 a m. Preaching and Communion Moran. organist and choir director I II |I ---- ( basis for most paper manufa
LUCERNE PARK BAPTIST-Cor. Division 7:30: p.m.CHURCH. Morning worship at 11 a m. The Obituaries j| atomic bomb, prophecy and simi-- Sans Pareil Class of Central 11. at appropriate ceremonies in ture. _ _
and Raleigh SU. The Rev. Geo. A. sermon subject is "The Christmas Star." ; lar subjects in his campaign the club headquarters at the
Downs. D D. pastor. Sunday school: 9 45a OF CHRIST-Apopka. Bible The Youth Fellowship. Groups will meetat MR. JKRNERAL: W. PADCSETTLEESBI'RGMr. Christian Church will hold its
m. Morning sermon 11 a m. BTU 6.30p study 10 00 a m Preaching and Commu- 6 45 p m. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. i i> which will continue for an in- monthly meeting and Christmas A n g e b i 11 Hotel. They are:
m. In the annex. Evening evangelistic nina H'OO a m Preaching and Communion : Jerneral W. definite period. George: Sipple. president: Henry I
sermon. "Signs of the Times" 7-30 p.m. 7.30 p m Revival meeting each evening FIRST METHODIST S. Main St. at Padgett. 7t:{ died Friday at the party at the home of Mrs. Royce ;;::0
at 7 30 Walter Henderson minister ---- Jacobs. secretary-treasurer: and
Both sermons by the pastor. Jacksori. Dr John Branscomb. pastor. i I Weimer, 1714 Charles St.. on Dec.
of the Seventh Avenue Church of Christ. The Rev Robert M Blackburn. associate. j home of his daughter Mrs. Irvini : Jack Pedrick chairman of the ..... _
Orlando Gideons will not meet i I 16 at 8 Class Pres. Bill Mc- 312 Park Ave.ci I
p.m.,
Miami doing the preaching.
Mills St.
"NORTH' PARKBAPTIST-N. 11 a m Text: 'C ounce to Stand. 7.30p Ward, west of Leesburg.
.*. Woodward Ave W. R. Clarke pastor. m Text "Why I Am A Methodist." i! I'until after the first of the :year, I I I Gee announced. i board of directors. I One Block North of the Postoffic: ,
9 45 am. Bible School. 11 a m. Morning 1 CHURCH OF CHRIST-Ocoee. Bible 1 9.45 a m. Church School. Morning service -! A native of Lake County, Mr. ;: Pres. A. P. Swaidmark announced I New directors include V.'. J. .
OraUtude worship with Expresses sermon Itself.by "pastor 6.30 "Real pm. 1 study 11OO 10: OO am.a m. Preaching Preaching and and Communion Communion -- broadcast over WLOP. >i Padgett was a lifelong residentof I i I i Chaplain O.: H. 'Gerstenkorn of Steed R M. Howard and Dr. Handkerchiefs ________
Baptist Training Union. 7.4S p m. Evening j I 7:30: p m.I 1 CASSELBERRY COMMUNITY; METHODIST Lake and Sumter Counties. i ---- !:, Florida State Sanatorium will Thomas Butt. while holdover directors "
to.the service Blind.with" sermon by pastor. "Sight I CHURCH OP CHRIST-Winter Garden. Sunday-The School.Rev.9 Nattl 45 a m.Thompson Morning pastor.serv- |I; A farmer. he also was a Spanish- I Dr. Robert McCaslin, Park I II II continue a series of Bible studies | are Leroy B. Giles. William 4 DAIUIC \IJ *
I Bible study 10 00 a m. Preaching and Ice 11. Choir practice Wednesday 8 p.m. i i American War veteran. Dial J. Rolfe Davis. Campbell -
and I Lake Presbyterian pastor, will I!I tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the band- II
Communion 11 00 a m. Preaching I
FIRST BAPTIST-Cor. Main and Pine I i Surviving are seven daughters I Thornal and D. A. @ LInEns }4___
Layton.
Sts. Sunday School. 9 30 a m. Morning 1:Communion 7:30 p.m. { CONWAY METHODIST-The Rev C. BCallaway. speak on the subject. How to Become stand in Eola Park sponsored by ,
worship. 11 a m. Baptist Training Union. I pastor. 9 45 Sunday School: 11 :Mrs. Edna Johnston Mrs. Clau-1 Great Christians tomorrowat the Christian Business Men's itnporrtu '
6:30 Powell: pm.Tucker.Evening D. worship.D., pastor.7:30 p SubjectSunday m. J. i Church of Christ. Scientist .Morning.45 evening!; worship.song service.7pm. Young People. die Ward. :Mrs. Minnie Clark and 7:30: p.m. in the sixth and last !I Committee. J. Dwight Peck and HALIFAX SELLS R.RERT .. "'-- ..\.1&.. "
morning. "December." He will FIRST-Rosalind CHURCH Ave.OF and CHRIST WaU St.SCIENTIST Sun-- Mrs. Grace Harris all of Lees- ,, of a series of sermons on some of'| Harry Wimberly are in charge of LONDON [TAP] The Earl of VkaM .. rjMonograming
bring service.an evangelistic Nursery message maintained at the at evening all day service at 11 a m Subject "God the Amelia ROADWAY Wm Harry METHODIST Moore-minister.Broadway H.at < burg: :Mrs. Hattie Lou Armstrongand the common problems of our day. the service. I j Halifax. former Ambassador to __ _____ __
Preserver of Man." Sunday school: at 11 j the United States sold Handkerchiefs for Christmas
services. M Tlnklepaugh. superintendent of Church :Mrs. Polly Mock both of I a Rubens I.
DELANEY ST. BAPTIST-1917 Delaney: am. School. 9 45 a m. Church School. 10 95I ;; Palmetto. and :Irs.'Hlie Mae i i i Dr. Marshall C. Dendy, First' Plans are being completed for 'masterpiece yesterday for the Arc Sure Te PtoaM.
worship. Sermon by the Rev.
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St. Malvln C. Swlcegood pastor. 9 45 a m. Morning For Ladies and Gentlemen I
Sunday School. R. J. Kleser. aunt. 11 a m. Congregational Robert Blackburn. associate pastor of The \Voodard. Goulds; three sons, Presbyterian pastor will addressi the 51st annual missionary con- equivalent of $2 ..720.I PURE LINEN __________
Worship with pastor in charge. 3 pm. CONGREGATIONAL-Winter Park Cor- First Methodist Church 7 30 p m Evening' vention of the Alliance Church I
Tom. Center Hill: John Padgett, i i the West Palm Beach Youth for PRINTS
will be presented by
worship Program
Sunday School Rally with Holden Heights ner Interlachen and New England Avn.I :
Baptist Church. 6:15: Training Union The Rev. Louis Schuls. 8.T D.. Minister. 'the Steinway Singers a very fine colored Leesburg and Sidney, Palmetto; < Christ rally tonight, returning by here, January 12 to 18. The Rev. .. INITIALS EMBROIDERIES I _
program Mrs. W. B Morgan director. 1:30 I I Church School. 945 :m'top Morning worship chorus. a sister, :Mrs. Lizzie Brantly. i plane in time for his Sunday H. P. Rankin, pastor, will direct RADIO APPLIQUES
with the in charge. ChristmasInevitable.
Evening worship pastor 11 a.m. r : 1, : :
Wednesday. 7:30 Praer meeting conducted Pilgrim Fellowship 7:30: p m. TRINITY METHODIST Lake Mann. Dade City; 12 grandchildren and services here. the convention. WHITE HAND ROLLED _ _
by the pastor. Friday, 7:30 Christmas Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 7:30: p.m. t a m. and 7-45 p m. Douglas Harrell. pas- : two great-grandchildren. I I District Supt T. Mangham:: SERVICE 7. AND HEMSTITCHED
asked to I tor. Revival services each evening at 7:45.: j;
Everyone la bring an
program.Inexpensive gift and gifts will be ex- I EpiscopalTHE I' I Services will be held .in the The Rev. Douglas Harrell, Trin- will take an active part in the A Fast-Efficient: IJ We Gift Wrap
changed. There is a nursery maintained WALKER MEMORIAL METHODIST ity Methodist pastor goes into program. Featured missionary Guaranteed Work
Church
CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. .* Ave. 11 a m. Text: Tuscanooga Sunday at I
2200 S Fern Cre .
s Visitors Welcome We
for all Sunday ervea. his second and final week of speakers will be the Rev. E. P. -- I may tempt
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LUKE (EPISCOPAU-N Mam at JeffersonSt. "The Terminal of Hope 7:30: p m Text: 10 a.m. The Rev. R Strickland .COOPER'S I .
CHRISTMAS BAPTIST Christmas The Very Rev. Melville E Johnson. The WON of the world. J. D. Murray special evangelistic services to- Howard, missionary to French I but sever urge to buy.
will officiate. Interment will be I Ize
School House The Rev. Clyde Duncan D D. Dean The Rev. Robert K. Gumm. pastor !i morrow. speaking night '|West Africa and Mrs. Vera F. , Music Store 1 Petotker. Michigan. In the 11JIDJIIer. _ _
Canen. Third Sunday in Advent. Dec. 14. j every S
pastor. 10 a m. Sunday School. Cecil A I in Tuscanooga Cemetery under 'I W. Church St. I
George Tucker R.supt Hunt.11 a 7-30 m Worship Tuesday the evening Rev. 9 1947.30 am.1:30 Nursery a.m. The Kindergarten Holy Communion.Church Nazarene I the direction of the Page-Theus I except Saturday at 7:43: ;:; o'clock. i i Barnes, missionary to Argentina. II I !! - '-
prayer meeting. '.30 Friday Community School and Women's Bible Class at Cathedral i CENTRAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Funeral Home. I i
Sing. Public Is Invited to any and all of School; Senior High and College Class -402 E Jackson St. Walter F. | Broadway Methodist Church
these. service 3 pm. Sunday Sunday (at Parish House. 11 a m. Morning prayer. Masters pastor Bible School 9 45 a m. I I I will hear the Rev. Robert Black- iI
School Rally with the Holden Heights Sermon by The Very Rev. Melville E Morning Worship 11 a m Youth Group MR. SAMUEL SPATZ I
Johnson. D D.. Dean. 4pm. RehearsalI Service burn. First Methodist associate
Baptist Church. meetings 6 30 P m Evening 7:3O:
I I 1 for Acolytes participating in Christmas pm Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 7:30: NEW SMYRNA: BEACH- pastor. tomorrow at 10:55: a.m. YOWELL DREW IVEY CO. IN ORLANDO
MILLER MEMORIAL BAPTIST 2025 Midnight Eucharist. 4pm Adult Confirmation p m Samuel Spatz 55 of Brooklyn
i Class at Chapter House. 5pm The Steinway Singers, an outstanding
W. Central Ave. M. D Jackson pastor. I
Sunday School. 9 45 a m Morning wor,: Rehearsal for those with speaking parts FIRST CHURCH OF THE. NAZARENE- I died at 3 p.m. Thursday at Sunny colored chorus. will pre-
ship. 11 a m. Training Union. 6:15: p m. i In Christmas Pageant. 6 30 p m YoungPeople's 1030 W Kaley Ave The Rev W. D. I South Hospital where he had ,
Evening: worship. 7:30 pm. Service League. 7.30 pm. Evening Croft. pastor Sunday School. 9-45 a m. sent the evening program at 7:30:
prayer. Preaching services.. 11am and 7.3O p m. been receiving care since Nov. o'clock.
COLLEGE PARK BAPTIST-Edgewater: Youth Groups meet at 6:30: p m. Prayer 30. I
Dr. at Yale Awe. Fayette L. Hall. pastor. Jewish meeting Wednesday. 7-30 p m. 1
Born Feb. 2. 1892. in Russia. 1 Bonnie Sweitzer and .To Ann
Sunday School. B 45. a m. Morning wor JEWISH-Congregation Obey Shalom. E I
ship. 11 am. Message by the pastor. Church and Eola Dr. Morris A. Ekop Presbyterian I i he had come to this country Davis! played their accordions for
Training Union. 6 30 p.m. Evening: serv-,
Rabbi; Pinkos Noble. Rev : Sabbath services 1 about 30 He is sur- the children at the Parental
teL 7:30 II m. Nursery maintained daring each Friday at 8.IS p m. with sermon FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church and years ago.
morning aen.tee.PAIRVIIEW by Rabbi Skop; Saturdays at 8:30 a m. Main St. The Rev. Marshall C. Dendy. i vived by a daughter.Miss Helen
Rev P. Powell
D the Jack
D. pastor
with Torah service and Kiddush; Sunda7Kell.lou.
SHORES BAPTIST MISSION School at 10 am. and Daily assistant pastor the Rev. Lindsay E. Mc- Spatz of Brooklyn. Arrangements
Fairview Shores. Sponsored by the College -> Hebrew School at 3 30 p m. Sunday Nalr. DO. pastor emeritus. 11 a m will be announced later
Park Church. School WORSt Sermon by Dr. Oir
Baptist Sunday Dec. 14 at 10 am. Chanukah Asf.mbIJf Broadcast over ) coiytnftitlyfocattd
9 48 a m. Morning worship at 11. Evening with Drndy "This I. News 6.30 p m. Youth Settle Funeral Home is in
playlets by Young Judaea Groups
service. 7:3O: P.... headed by Mrs. Lawrence Levy and Mrs.Luskis's i Vesper meetings 7 3O p m Evening warship "- charge. fuitrat
f Nursery Group; Book Forum for sermon by Dr. Dendjr: "Isaiah's God
horn
Adults Community 9 45 a m Bible School: White Christmasfor I provideshomelikecomfort
CatholicCHURCH at 10-30 a m ; Jewish
Council Radio Broadcast over Station Thornweil Orphanage. MI:. (". ii. LUEBS
OF ST. MARGARET MART WHOO at 2:15: p m. with Rabbi Skop. Mr. Charles
Canton and Knowles Aves.. Winter Park. GUI Bear and Mr. Meyer Shader. baritone GRACE COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN KISSIMMEE:; : :Mr. aid 0'
'The Rev. Father Daniel O. Resarty. pastor. participating. Conmay Road and Jassmme St. The Rev Henry )Luebs. *>5. retired Bell privacy.
Cpnzaaslons: Saturday afternoon and evening Jack P Powell pastor 7 30 pm Preaching -
... and 7-$. and before the Masses onSunday. by the pastor Song service led by Telephone> Co. employe and veteran
Sunday Manes: 8:30.: 10:30: and LutheranST. Col Norman Wood 6.30 p m Young of the Spanish American
11:30.: Children's instruction class '.30 PAUL'S LUTHERAN-Affiliated with People's Leazue 9.30 a m. Sunday School.
a>n. Saturday morning. Sacrament of the American Lutheran Conference and J L. Mallard. cuff "'ar. died at his home. 214 AlmaSt.
Baptism administered by appointment. the National Lutheran Council Corner ., Thursday. He is survived by ]
H. Church and S. Lake Sts. The Rev 0 CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN 709 Edne- Leubs.
fT. lAMa ROMANCATUOLIC-217 N. E. lAden pastor Morning worship at 11 water Dr 9 45;; a m Sunday School. his widow. Mrs. Jo
snge Awe Rt. Rev Man. John O. o'clock. The Advent Message of John theBaptist. classes f oraliaces 11 a m Morning Services will be held In the
I Church School at 9 45;; a m. Luther worship service. Sermon by the Rev. A. Riedel Funeral Home at 2:30: p.m --
I League at 6 p.m A Froehlirh Nursery conducted for small
children during morning worship service. Sunday. The Rev. M. E. Taylorof
; TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH-E. Young Peoples Vespers 6:30: "Pat" Woodward Orlando will officiate. Interment -
*"* Livingston Ave. at Ruth St Albert H D. leader 7 30 Evening service Ser
rv Besalski M. A. pastor. 9 45 a m. Sunday mon by the Rev A. A. Froehlich. will he in Rose Hill Cemetery -
School and Bible Class. 11 00 a m. Divine
Worship. 12.30 p m. The Lutheran Hour PARK LAKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -
(WLOF). 3.30 p.m. Junior Walther Corner of Colonial and Highland. Dr. JUNIOR
K> TRC NATIOUS ,League. Robert H McCaslin. pastor. Sunday The average American used -
School is held at 9 45 a m. Morning service "-
Iv HEAR Methodist at 11 OO a b Sermon. "More Than nearly 250 pounds of paper in J '_
Others" Pioneer and Senior Youth 1045.!
STIRRING OOSS MEMORIAL METHODIST-308 E. Groups meet at 6 30 p' m. Evening service .
Jackson St. The Rev. John T. Dingley at 7 30 p m. "Becoming a Great Christian Jl
6OSPCL MESSAGES minister. Church achool: begins at, 8.45. The vested choir under the direction of RAINCOATS
8". Morning worship at 11 o'clock. The mlnb- Mr J1mes H.mlltonII gIve the an- BLOOD TESTS for Marriageand
tar will speac on "The Keeping Power of hwn "And the Glory of the Lord" from Health Cards. -24-Hour
DR.VWLTERA.MAIERLUTHERAN God." 'Ihe Intermediate and Senior Metho- he MessiahSalvation ; ,1
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... dlat Youth Fellowship groups meet at 6.45 Service 4\
p m. The evening service begin at 7:30.
Clinical and Research
The minister will speak on "Jesus, and ArmyTHE
HOURWITH the Little Folk." This is Loyalty night SALVATION ARMY CHURCH- Laboratory
for the Junior Church Sunday School 10 00 p.m. Morning mor- log E. Central Avenue Boom Z07 THE
THE -hip service 11 00 pm Young People'sService
HOLDEN HEIGHTS METHODIST-26th : 6 00 p m James Couture will bring Phone 5841 $25SIZES
LUTHERAN HOUR CHORUS St. at Orange Blossom Tratl-441. J O. hp message Street meeting 7.15 pm I
.
Carder minister. Church school at 10 Evaneelistic Service BOO p m. Captain CHINA I "
CVCftlT SUNDAYWLOF and Mrs E. H Ferking. offices to charge .:
115 E. Central Ave. DEPENDABLETYPEWRITER I .
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ELECTRIC AND GAS : UnitarianFIRST 9-15 /.c
UNITARIAN East Central at Repairs and ServiceOn
12:30: P.M. Rosalind. The Rev. William A. Constable All Standard MalinHOWELL'S the CHINA MART where
1.1I APPLIANCESNationally and the Rev. Wilma L. Constable joint
ministers Sermon topic: "The Quest for OFFICE MACHINES you will find GIFTS of the
Truth Community Forum at 8 p.m. in
TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN the church: Professor George Saute will lit So. Court St. -:- Ph. 4544JT1551x finest assortment of CHINA
CHURCH ; Known speak on "World Organisation.** GLASS and POTTERT for
119 E. Livingston Ave.. at Ruth St. -- -- CHRISTMAS at reasonable
Unity :
Name Brandsfo
Albert Besalski. M.A.. Pastor \ S
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11-00: A.M. Divine Worship UNITY-S03 n. Orange Aye. The Rev prices. . _
9.45 A M. Sunday School Carolyn H. Parsons pastor. Sunday -: 4
School 9 45 a m. Devotional service 11 !! DIXNERWARE"Florida's
OPEN !STOCK 1
ST. LUKE'S: EV. LUTHERAN a m Subject. "The Immaculate Conception i
CHURCH IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Week-day classes: Monday Tues- China . a wonderful gift for
d.7. and Thursda7. 10 a m. and Monday Largest
_ _ _ la Blavia [Route <26< 2 mL s.w. .. 8pm. Book review Friday 2 p to. Two : ( .Iaaiu' and Glassware House" and her
Oviedo I APPLIANCE CENTER daily prayer .enleea, 12 noon and 3 : your daughter '
Stephen M. Tuhr. Pastor p.m. except Saturday afternoon.
8:30 A.M. English Divine Worship I. I DR. P. D. NAPIER 441-44S N. Orange Ave. 1 mother, for "junior" means #
9:30 A.M. Sunday School E. Jackson Phone 2-3736 Other Churches
10 JO A.M. Slovak Divine 531 Cathcart St. Ph. 2-OS7C .
Worship BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH 1712 : -/
size and not ..
a an ; -
Cook St Charles ?lye. pastor. Bible I I age ; . -
School 10.00 a m Worship service 11'OOa '
m Young people'a meeting 7.OO -- -
p.m They're perfect and
You Are Cordially Invited to Attend Evangelistic 7.45 pm. practical J
II0PEN7DATSAWEEK 8 A. M.-ll P. M.
THE BUSINESS MEN'S BIBLE CLASS CHURCH or GOO-2200 S. HuM Ave with full, sweeping '1I ic ,
4 Sunday School. 9 45 a m. Morning wor- J
9:30 ship. 11 a m. Evangelistic service. C.30 ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL
EVery Sundayorniol"FIRST .
p m. I backs, the new collar, covI ;
- BAPTIST CHURCH ;at: I I : ,j c
COMMUNITY CHURCH OF GOD SOl .
W. Amelia Ave. the Rev. Laura V Hill i er-up hoods. Zelan-pro- Lr, : .aL. ; .., .
"We Will Be Glad OPEN AIR MARKET
to Greet You" Church School. 9 45 a m. Worship and %
preaching. 10 45 a m Christian Crucaders I cessed in Tattersall and f4,
6.45 pm. EvangelistIc service 7:30 p.m.
1 1905 South Orange Blossom Trail
;) west CHRISTIAN on Winter LIGHT Garden SPIRITUAI Road E. Adams miles L Central Florida's most complete variety ol fresh fruits and vegetables.I I lovely plain colors. Sizes 9 .
HOME AND HOSTESS GIFTS St Sunday. 8 pm "The. Lost Sheep." the C _ _ _ _ _ _ t
Rev Hess and other workers. Message to 15, similar to illustra,7
U For Gar, Christmas Giving and Entertaining for all The Rev. Thrash pastor. .
:1 Featured at : : : ; ; ; ; I : :' :
THE HOUSE OF HASTINGS lins KNOWLES College 9 MEMORIAL 45 a m. Morning CHAPEL worship-Rol tion.
I I Sermon b* the Rev Theodore S. Darrah I CHRISTMAS-CHRISTMAS |
"Coun lon
!' in Good Taste"k' Dean of the Chapel His topic will be
538 Park Avenue, South WINTER PARK Florida Pholle sn "And the Word Became Flesh. The
1d.T-r-t/ "> :' O-.2lill': .j Iii! :0 'iIifl!, <::.. ' 11,1, Menu Octet: will sing O. How Shan I Receive ij SPECIAL OFFER JS
three.. arranged by Luvatt. Prof
Alphonse Carlo will olftT a violin solo. V<
On Patio from 120 North Orange & 35 West Washington RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OFFRIENDS- JK Of my famous tree ripened citrus fruit Uj
Sorosis House. 108 Liberty St. 11 a.m.
I First Day. Richard P. Lochner. ; FIT FOR A "KING"
I Springs.ALTAMONTE Children's CHAPEL Sunday- School Altamonte in jg FROM MY OWN "KING GROVES" & 'V. -
the chapel at 9:30: a m Mrs. Griffen's
The Whistling Oyster I Bible! Class at the Community House at
I 9 30 a m. Regular Sunday morning warship J At 153; > Discount on 2 or More Bushels \
4b, I lUbject.at "Singing 11-00 am.at Chaplain Midnight."Menl '1 $j| Of Select Hand Picked Fruit s*.
- Wedding Presents WITl'otESSES--440 ORLANDO' COMPANY S Hughey OF JEHOVAH St Public |: GUARANTEED DELIVERY by special cars to principal j| I
talk Subject "The Truth About Jehovah's
- Christmas Witnesses Speaker D J. Richards Time ; northern cities and surrounding areas. XJ
Gifts IvegTun1oehcnssShop
3 OO p m Watchtower study subject "The :
Love of Man to Man Tim.: 4 15 pm. ks FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WERE OPEN NIGHTS KjfXC I Third l"looi111t
A\n SUNDAYS TOO UNTIL 10:00: P.M. jsJ.V
ANY
gift that matters The Burmese name for Ran.
goon. "Yan-Gon," means "end of Call in orders-Phone 7267 or come to our plant at &
war." Ji HOI W. Washington fOt.II .
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Swedish Stemware French Evening Bags Dolls KING FRUIT COMPANY W
DR. P. D. NAPIER
Marghab Linen Churchill Throws Castleton China All Kinds of Gift Packs -:- No Order Too Lane or Small
Fine Christmas Cards, Etc. NERVE CHIROPRACTOR SPECIALIST I j ONLY THE BEST FRUIT SHIPPED 1
FREE tangerines: to customersALSO
I' Complete X-ray Laboratory I kc... We Sell Fruit for Local vie -:. Briac Ow Containers fe _.:.-3m'i.. Tb. s..'; Cb.cbt
The largest stock of fine china & crystal in the city. j 531 Cathcart St Phone 2-U7C i I l j
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CML MIL NOMHT COMSOMMI.SlC'TiUa.J. (
HAKM.I HAMILTON. country that was forced to depend
W. UMMOM. Cm Oa. MoL CKAIUS MUUN, PiiM Sun. enough to live through it was Lt. d2 on cab service to and from (
ROIUT f. WAITU. CUM. M... K. T. MH.LI. Trro. Slin. I :oL David Laux. Afterward he W4 the depot. I believe the bus company
toward
Member W Tka AiteeiaUd Prti directed his energies should extend this servicein
Associated Press Is exclusively en making sure that future Army the interest of the people. At
to the use for republication of all ransports carrying trooperswere least we can take our choice in
accredited to tt or not
-
dlipatehei" accredited to this paper and equipped with self-sealing fares in the face of new cab rates
en. the local news published Herein. gasoline tanks so they could not under the meter system.
rKhts for r" Ub11cat1OD of special be shot down so easily by anti- ED.O.
herein are alao reserved.
;, lircraft fire. A transport carry- i1F7' [ THAXK TOur!
6 SAT., DEC. 13, 1947 ling paratroopers must necessarily - - landlord Problems
Please make PUBUCTHOCGIIT _
low and slow therefore I TOOT
fly ; NF9t Discussed further letter brief. W*
I it is an easy target from Editor: "A Northerner" has! a would like them typewritten
the ground. no matter who is IW& vsfY! 4C piece in your paper recently double spaced If possible.
Our Program ; .firing. And the planes shot down headed "Golden Rule Practice On I THE EDITOR.
Elimination of Political Job Duplication Pearson over Sicily had no self-sealing Rents Is Suggested.:' ..
Lower Tout. Efficiency "I Goversmeal.TODAY'S tanks. armor plate or any other protection what The heading sounds good. I
I ; a aEcPAr
1'l'o
soever. C4 1M4it like it. If Mr. Northerner will The filth in many of the kitchens
follow it. he will be willing, to the vermin Infested food _ _
THOtGHTS However when Lanx was opposed on better pay twice or three times as much storage rooms and the sloppv'
protection for these planes, he finally wrote a for a room in the South he
as
Thou shall come to thy grave in a full age, way in which dishes and glasses
like as a shock corn cometh in in his season. letter direct to !Sec. of War I'otI mOon!! who 5C does in the North. I am speakingfrom
turned the letter over to one of the officers .0t-S experience. The man or are washed in luke warm instead
Job 526. :
: :
opposing Laux on self-sealing tanks-Gen. , : #2-13 woman who keeps roomers. :; of very hot water-all of these
An old and and Barney Giles.' And Giles Immediately ordered whether in the South or the are apparent to any one who ts
age serene bright, lovely as a
North does 'so for a I living as wellas
Lapland night, shall lead thee to thy Lana to Alaska.A familiar with food serving establishments
grave.- fun which he or she gets, out
Wordsworth : day or two later. after Col.: Laux had arrivedin Forgery SuspectIs Canada Allows Gift FruitChristmas of it. It is very seldom you find as I am. If they only
Alaska. Giles followed him up with an a wealthy person cleaning up 'knew most of the people who are
Community Co-Operation amazing 600-word( telegram, if Congress ever gets of after strangers who come to stay sick with "colds." influenza and
fruit in
shipments friends
gift to citrus to
ship
I
around to investigate, would be revealing evi-- with them a few weeks out of the more serious ailments can trace
citrus fruit to Canada valued Canada the
up during holiday sea
hope that some day Winter 1 I dence. Jailed HereRichard year. Five months out of the their infections to these eating
pVRLAXDOAXS to $25 are exempt from the new son in larger amount. will be of _ _
\J Park will be a part of the incor- Gen. Giles telegraphed Gen. Dale V. Gaffney Canadian import regulations. Alvin particular benefit to express year is about the limit of time establishments.
porated limits of this city but Winter Park, at Nome. Alaska, directing him to secure from A. '"o es. secretary of the fruit shippers. that rooms can be rented to We had one sanitary inspectoiwho
C. Gordon. 39.! alias Northerners.!' Many rooms remain insisted on enforcing the
Col. Laux all reports papers and letters relative Florida Express Fruit Shippers ""'hill' Canadian shipmentsfrom
justly proud of its identity, has other ideas. Otis Richard Gordon. being heldin vacant for S or 10 months because law. but the City Council quick'v'
to self-sealing tanks and paratrooper transports. Assn.. announced here yesterday.He our members!' are a minor
However that the landlords. who
should not and does not to
pre- : try threw him out of his job. Let s
Orange County jail in defaultof said he had been informed part of the business, nevertheless -
the demand for
the supply rooms hope that the enforce-
vent two cities from co-operating in mat- present
By this time Gen Gaffney smelled a rat. And 2.300 bond on a charge of by the Canadian MinJtry I they amount to many thousands during the rush season find that ment officials will be equally
ters which their "
promote progress.In being a tough Irishman with a son who was in passing five forged checks here. of Finance that gift of packages. Voges said. the season is during January' and courageous. and let's see if (he*
the meeting to discuss ho\e' sent prior to Jan. 16 The change in the regnlation -
a proposed a troop-carrier outfit he got on the telephone and is believed l to be wanted in oth :; February only. On this basis a too will lose their jobs. At lea.-
freeway around Orlando and Winter Park Mould he permitted under a which he announced waconfirmed that would rent for S3; in
I proceeded to bawl out Gen. Giles for sending Cot.I and cities. room their consciences] be clearA.
er Florida Georgia temporary change;:: in the reg- in a telegram rereited the North should rent for S12 to
for highway Xo. 3, representatives of the Laux to Alaska. G. OSTERML'LLERMarh
Det. Chief L. S. Rose said last ulations.Previously.. by the association! yes.terday $15 in the South. It should be
two communities expressed satisfaction at When I want any officers of lieutenant old U.S.-Canad- from J. W. Sirers"
an ,
I remembered that the room in the Street Transit
such conference and be colonel rank here I'll make them myself." night
a suggested they up ian agreement made it possibleto speaking for the assistant deputy North is held and paid for duringthe
said. "You don't need to yourself Gordon, arrested in Tampaon Problems Get Airing
held more'orten. he concern ship citrus gifts to Canadanot Canadian Minister of .'i- short visit to the South.
This is an excellent idea for out of the with sending them to me." information supplied h- exceeding,: So in value despite nance."Would. Mr. Northerner !says! he knowsof !' Editor: Look forward each
j When Giles remonstrated. Gaffney shot back: the curb establishedlast that bona- morning to reading "Public
import your
first meeting came a suggestion from the Orlando police, was said to Confirm a case where rooms are listed"
Winter Park deleation. for the creation of "Don't gi\e me any of that. Barney. What's ha\e cached checks in Valdoxtaand I month to conserve American fide Christmas gifts sent by persons with the rent control board for Thou hC column as you always
the matter. Has Laux got:: something on :you?" l'iuglas;:: <;Ia.. a<* well asKissimniee dollars held in Canada Vocesexplained. abroad to friends in Canada less than half of what is actually print both sides of a story. For
two routes from Orlando into Winter Park Thus Col. Laux, the man who tried to prevent St. Petersburg;::, "\\> announced thisto not exceeding $25 in value charged. He forgets. that these this reason. I want to add my two
which would not cross railroad tracks. future mistakes in the Army, sat out the Ocala, Tampa and Sanford. under our membership on Nov. 2o.:: ent prior to Jan. Ifi. 1048! are prices were put on by the Gov- cents' worth. There ha"e'been
This is one of the best suggestions we 1 rest of the war in Nome, Alaska, nearest' point the name of R. B. Williamson. he said. not subject to recently announced ernment when it had projects numerous complaints from a
have heard in a long time. Danger ever | to Siberia.' B. B. Hancock. K. B. The increased exemption. per import regulations," down here that kept workers party living on Marks Street
Hammond. H. B. Hard wick. II. mittIng Americans and tourists Sivers said. here the year around and that if between the Highland Lake
lurks at railroad crossings and careful as Meanwhile the Army had searched his files. Apartments and Mills St. This
-- -- ---
B. Hardwick. B. H. Hammond | the Government enforced the old
all be accidents i and frankly admitted they wanted to burn all '
may occur. and R. O. Gordon. j ruling it would have a revolution'on party doesn't want the bus to
his reports letters etc.. which demanded self- A LONG, LONG TAIL AWINDING its hands right here. Becausethe stop between those points as
In the routes suggested by the Winter I sealing tanks in troop-carrying planes. LauxI His practice dating back to a landlords would have to there is no sidewalk on the south
Park representatives the streets wouldbe I managed: to keep one copy of his letter to Stim- year ago.: was to put the initials either rebel or go out of business. I I side of the street and people getting .
opened through northeast Orlando to son, however-the letter recently published in "ACLRR" under each signature. New Comet Only Ordinary The Government would rather.' on and off the bus trample
enter Winter Park east and west of the this column.In Rose said.Greece. have an obsolete law disobeyed.ANOTlISGRL'NTLED. :.. the grass., The grass she speaks
Atlantic Coast Line and the SeaboardAir this letter. Col.! Laux told the Secretary of :'; of is next to the pavement there-
Line [Dinkey Route tracks. j War that there had been "criminal negligence": And Turkey WASHINGTON': [API An unidentified The result is that some comets LANDLORD.: I i I fore is considered city property
wanderer a comet come within seeing distance I In my estimation, as well as
may
i in regard to troop-carrying transports and that
While this would somewhat of I with a tail 7"i million miles long WHOO Reception others, this complaint is a yen
create "
a he. Laux. "was prepared to prove it. May Get Extra AidTAC"OL only once in a million years. Thisis has
-has been observed:; in Australia. selfish one. An aeed:: lady
scenic drive, its real value would be in the However no investigation was ever made And scholar everywhere have too long even for Dr. Abbot. To improve Soon been boarding the bus at LaurelSt )
possible saving of lives. If it saved just one Meanwhile. Brig. Gen. like"' Dunn. who was : \. Wa-h. (fTP) GeorgeC. shown polite interest.. who i is 75.UofF : Editor: I would like to know I every day but now is forcedto
in a lifetime, it would be worth all it cost the reduced in rank when he protested Army McGhee. State Department Which show how much times why your new radio station i I walk either to Mills or to the
communities. However, its creation wouldbe failures three times was later recommended Coordinator for Aid to Greece have changed.: ProfessorTo WHOO with 10.000 watts carries |, Highland Lake Apartments as a
of considerable economic value. and well for promotion by the Navy. He has never been and Turkey, revealed last night I'ntil mankind learned about such poor reception where I live.' result of this selfishness. To go
worth the expenditure to construct it. promoted. Nor has the Army done anything that Adminstration officals are them, a comet was about ns : Address LocalBuilders' which is only IS miles from Or- even farther this party wants
the bus taken off of Marks St
about some of the high-ranking officers who still "giving serious consideration . welcome as a tax collector with | lando.
: '
run the Air Corps and whose gambling with the !smallpox.! I During the daytime the reception --entirely. For someone owning
How Orlando Got That j people's lives is probably worse than Gen. Bennett to the question of additional aid For man used to study the ExchangeThomas is fair but at night it comesin j''not only one car, but several that
Way I Meyers'! : gambling with other people'smoney. to Greece during the present fiscal skies for heavenly tips on his Larrick. professor of and fades out and wobbles. complaint is understandable who don't but
YTO-A'S CHAMBER: OF Commerceis i .,'ear." earthly affairs, as astrologers. architecture at the University!': of I I1 have tried it on two sets, a | how about the people
D Quite a few good officers He told the Tacoma World Affairs still do. And a comet. barging in Florida. will be the featured !six tube and an eleven tube and and now have to walk several
are now
young getting -
interested in how Orlando "thebeautiful" blocks to get this bus.!' especiallyin
Council the $300 million the the Several
unexpectedly. usually was interpreted speaker at monthly meetingof found it to be same.
recognition in the Army and are doing A-l
got that way. :j voted by Congress last Spring to mean famine. war. the Central Florida Builders' persons that I have talked to... bad weather? Being a working -
The other day an official of that or- jobs. But when it comes to ousting those responsible -' after Pres. Truman's historic plague and assorted disasters.Dr. Exchange Monday at 8 p.m.. at !say they are having the same girl and having no car. I can
for fine
tragic the old brass hat our
ganization asked The Orlando Morning errors protecth'e Stop Communism" speech may Charles Greeley Abbot of the Chamber of Commerce Bldg. difficulties. Can you explain certainly appreciate know
Sentinel for information association still operates. not be enough to keep Greece the Smithsonian Institution. is Fred Fortes. executive secretary -I! this? transit system. I happen to
some on the sub- * i that the manager of the High-
j I afloat until the current fiscal one of world's leading authoritieson said it would he an open !, H. L. WESTERj :
ject !, When Chuck Luckman held his first conference year ends next Tune 30. the Solar System. But he tolda meeting and all persons especially j Lake Mary.fEditors land Lake Apartments DetitionecrtV
Well we sent over the story of how as food czar. one of his severest hecklerswas ----- reporter yesterday we still veterans interested in the I [ note: We are still ona unceasingly for Marks two years St. for to the gE'tthis
somebody way back in the pioneer days decided Izzy Stone of PM. When Chuck Luckman Teenagers Held After have a lot to learn about comets. .building industry are invited to test period. Our coverage or benefit bus of on her guests. And now
to plant some azaleas in the park bowed out as food czar. Izzy was one of many Partly it's because they take in attend. our !signal was !so' powerful at this-why must people be so
[Eola] which the late, great Jacob Sum- who came around to congratulate him on the Killing Older Brother so much territory. They have Members!' of the organizationare first that the Federal Communications selfish? It's things like this that
merlin had given the town. swell job he had done . The Luckman Food GADSDEN. Ala. |fI'P] SheriffIra been known to approach as near urged to bring employes with Commission ordered us makes one wonder why our boys
them. The annual election of of-
Committee served without salary and with most C. Ballard v'Stenlahdrl' two as fiO.OOO miles to the sun. There to put resistors! on our towers.!'! fought this last war.
Col. H. H. Dickson, pioneer road builder ficers and directors will be held.
Harold. wander almost
brothers 15. and Leon are : they -
'guesses may
of them paying their own expenses.. i I These we are now fightins IRATE BUS RIDER
and father of :Mr. H. N. Dickson, con- Rrew>:ter. IS. for the fatal shooting as far as the nearest fixer! tooth and nail to have removed. Colonial town.
tributed the azalea ravine and others have I' John Dean. a 16-year-old high school studentof and clubbing of their older star or 25 millions of millions of Cab Driver Dozes; Have faith and patience. Our
added spots of beauty from time to time. Charleston. W. Va who recently won an essay brother. Lewis Brewster. 34. during miles. night coverage will be improved Reader Agrees With
Meanwhile, The Orlando Morning\ Sentinel, contest on what place organized: labor holds ina they a killed family their argument.brother. They after said heatl'aneed comet This. take rattling time: alone, eten at for:3K.1 a Four Workers Hurt we feel !sure' within the next fuller Warren Stand
years ago sold half a million small azaleasfor democracy.. called at the White House recently upon them with an miles a second. which is par ATLANTA !ft'Pl A taxicab few weeks. Remember to aborna labor Editor: I was much pleasedto
10 cents each. These flowers today are accompanied f by Sen. Harley Kilgore and Eucene. open knife for the comet course plunged through the guard railing babe there is always read the communication of
Carter. president of the West Virginia State Federation ---- -- - pain) of JacksonvilleHe
Warren
huge specimen plants which cover yards in ------ around a manhole yesterday Fuller
of Labor. four workers. is really a great man and
all of the injuring telephone
parts city.
; And when the youngster Informed Tru. Guard Enrolls 79 Injured were William Ollis!'; Elton. Closer Inspection isn't afraid to come out and show
But, all in all, it is the people of Or- 1 man that he was a student at Stonewall .Tack- Company 24. Frank B. Lemon. 25 Jack Of Cafes Needed his colors. Every fair-minded
lando who desire their city to be beautifuLThe son High School in Charleston, it caused the James and Robert Vincent. Elton Editor: Thursday's paper reports person is sick and disgusted with
housewives and the heads of the President' to drop an interesting bit of American Seventy-nine recruits!' were en- Day by the State National Guard. and Lemon were seriously' hurt, that the city finally got I this warmongering.The .
Werner of four with fractures of both legs. around to closing: up a restaurantthat politicians with their ear
houses of Orlando will buy almost history. rolled Company K. 124th: In- was one top
any The cab driver. Floyd Green. to the ground. think it is
kind "Coming from a school with a name like that." fantry. :National) Guard. duringthe recruiters in the all-Florida contest was operating after the always
of flower sell.
one wants to dozed off and "down ",ithRussia"
said he must have revoked becauseof a popular slogan
awarded the license!': had been
two-months' he Orange
| he said "it's rather appropriate for you to be the recent contest to
failed{ the red around and have read an issueof
to see lights unclE'anlinesThis'\ is what I
We don't know the effective strengthof Bowl .
whether bringing trip.Second
Daytona plansto winner of an essay contest on democracy. Stone- if the
manhole. He it. but voters
charged
the was would call gentle slap on the
in a ;
the local I unit to 79 men. Capt and third places
emulate Orlando's azalea and camellia- wall Jackson and leader.
was a great man a great the local contest won hy with running through a red light wrist-an attitude that is quite know their business mostof
Fred G. Kuhlman. commanding were
planting, but we do know that what has "Young man. do you realize that when Stone- officer reported yesterday.The S-Sgt.:: Gerald' F. King: with 12, and reckless!' driving. characteristic of this administration them will go back to the farm
been done here may be done in almost any I wall Jackson was your age. sixteen. he walkedall new. recruits, Kuhlman and ("pi. Jack C. Roberts with after next election. They are
Peninsular Florida. the way from Charleston Washington and If the license had to be revoked there voting to send money to
city in Daytona already said, bring the unit to 40 percent eight.;:: -
sat the of the of War until Famous Names Still while veterans!'! are
Europe
on steps Secretary because of unsanitary conditions -
Kuhlman said there
has its own type of beauty; its sweeping of its authorized strengthof ; were openings -
he was given an appointment to the Military the revocation should searching for shelter. The Administration
IRS men. : for 100 men in the company .
golden beaches are incomparable and its Academy at West Point?" : S-Sgt. JosephVenier.,, Sit and issued! an invitationot Making HistoryST have been accompanied by a sub- has sold the idea to .
wooded trails along the Halifax River are j' Young Dean said this was news to him. but j Magnolia Ave.. was credited all veterans and nonveteransto LOUIS (API! Bearersof stantial fine. Thereafter if the the American people that th4*
picturesque. I'j he planned to tell his classmates all about it. with winning the local contest attend unit meetings .at the famous names enliven the owner in clear violation of law Communists are going to ger
i iwith 39 recruits. in return for National Guard Armony on day in the court of Circuit insisted on running the place them. The Reader's Digest
which he was awarded a free trip Thursday nights at 8. The National Judge Waldo C. Mayfield. without a license the closing up .January 1947 gives; 14,000egls
INTERPRETING THE NEWS FROM RUSSIA'ColdWar'NotLikelyToGetHot should have been tered Communists in the United)
of the place
and tickets to the Miami Orange Guard is open to men of "Yesterday I sent Thomas
Bowl football game New Yeafs'Pr 1years; of age and over. | Jefferson Campbell to the accompanied by a Xiay jail sen States out of 140 million people
Think that and write
I Only by those means will one over
-& tence.
penitentiary, he said. The
Congressman tomorrow
the owners of these! restaurants your
ii i day before two defendantswere -places that constitute a men- May God be with you always
Benjamin Franklin and
ace to the health and even lives Fuller Warren.
I T J, M. ROBERTS JR. Communists could rally Russian economic conquest! in Ulysses"I wonder Grant if any more i of our residents and tourists business.- Tangerine. READER,
AP ccre gn Affairs Analyst' 1 enough strength. would probably Scandinavia but on the wholeit famous names will come be- b*' taught that we mean
In two years of maneuvering produce civil war And civil'war appears now that the Demarcation fore me today." the judge remarked i I .
Russia has failed to occupy any in France or Italy now would line between Rus&ian
important positions beyond'thoseshe contain a far greater threat of held and Allied-held. territory \ t Next defendant: Theodore I I
held at the end of the shoot spreading into a general conflict ha-. become the front for the Roosevelt Means.
ing war. and it begins to appear than did the Spanish civil! war. cold war. I ( Hour
that the "cold war" now will be which became a testing ground I !Installed 24
It will be waged! by the Allies I- '
fought out front which
on a is i I among the nations for World I .
becoming relatively stabilized. War II. Every Russian action with economic weapons and by Health Officer Plans Anywhere Servict
the Bolshevists with both economic ,
Developments in France and shows that she is coins,: to run no
Italy indicate that the weapon and sabotage Failure )
Commun immediate risk of that. Food Handlers' School -
of the Reds Ft
ists to"upy ance
not
either are strong into enough to pull Her reaction to the refusal of and Italy if that does pine to Dr George W. Edwards. city
country the Soviet
thus Iran to go through with a post be the ultimate outcome of thepresent health officer. is arranging sessions
sphere. dashing Moscow'shope war promise of oil concessionshas campaigns-will not pre-- here of a food handlers Eat. 1932
to all of
base for use economic attack Europe as a been comparatively mild. Al- vent them from fomenting school sponsored by the State NATURAL GAS FOR
the
remainder of the capitalist on world.As though the situation in Greece strikes. trying to dry up any ex- .5 Board of Health. at dates to be
remains serious. there are some chance of goods between Western .ai announced he said
pointed out by a Congressional : !! yesterday.I HOME OR BUSINESS
Subcommittee, there signs that the Bolshevists are Europe and the foodsurplusareas The course' is I YOUR
remains -
the permitting the guerrilla war to under Soviet control. and restaurant employes the wrong
thf'do fail possibility to take that o\er if die out. and every sign that they doing everything else possible to and right way of doing their I S FASTER COOKING
have no intention of permittingit foster a collapse of the Western work.
and :: C REFRIGERATION
:France Italy through; quasi SILENT SERVEL
to develop into a general Bal world. They will keep it up perhaps -
the
legal means Communists
:
kan rumpus. for until it S ECONOMICAL WATER HEATING
might resort to force. Thereare years succeedsor Seaboard Security Okayed
two factors, however, Moscow's attitude toward Tur- until they are beaten bv a WASHINGTON (lAP! Th Interstate I I MODERN AIR CONDITIONING
key has been much less belligerent demonstration that people
everywhere ,
which militate against that. Commerce Commission
CLEAN HOME HEATING
First, it is increasingly l obvious since the Turkish Army became have more to pain under '" yesterday! announced approval
for practical an Western Democracy than under CAPT. di--officer;; of the Orlando
that the support the Communistshave purposes FRED C. KUHLMAN, commo -- of a new $7.500.000 railroad equipment
obtained among the French advance outpost of American any sort of Totalitarianism.When Notional Guard unit, presents two tickets to the Orange! trust certificate for theI Natural Gas and Appliance Co.
and Italian people is economicrather I military power. Molotov demon the time of that decision Bowl football game to S-Sgt Joseph Werner, who was awprdeda I Seaboard Air Line Railroad Co. j
strates fear of the '
a great
results -arrives it will also bring theshowdown
and SANFORD
than political, that no
if he forces unilateral Allied free trip to the game tor winning the two-months recruiting J ORLANDO
whether. if beaten
great proportion of the popula I consolidation of the Western Ger on 39 Left Kuhlman Rags which once were virtual- 1249 N. Orange Are. FU. State Bank Bldg.I .
contest to
by obtaining recruits. right: ,
tion In either country can be in the cold war. the Reds will resort j" ly the only source of paper pulp :;
Phone
persuaded to revolt I man position. to a world war in one last i S-Sgt. Gerald F. King, contest runner-up with 12 recruits; and'i i now supply only about three per I Phone 4678 U5JIrIaitha
Secondly, such an attempt, if I There is Mill great fear of pasm of revolution. i Werner. i cent of that used.
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__ Out-Of-StateStudy Bid Gets BackingTALLAHASSEE Work Fatality ST PETERSBURG ( Artle- I mg one single rompi ( ::
the entire
issueYeterda's
proposed bridge across lower
/ f AP 1 The (institutions and guaranteed by Toll At 107 Tampa Bay from St. Petersburgto bridge came after blow the against' authority tb|
Board of Control said yesterdayit ontract so that they would be Manatee County received a
Xi Ye ite DJ.YBee is ready to put into operation I available, to students from" FlorIda In Florida severe setback yesterday when calculation reported of that alternate through. plant a r
/ a plan to contract with out-of- --ic-;: from year to year.
not a !single" bond house entereda construction costs! of ih. spaj
State universities for professional I Henson Markham, Jackson TALLAHASSEE [LAPI] One .
had been reduced to sss.2tiO
bid
Shipping Prohibition Move Hits Snag I' training of Florida I vxlle board member, said there hundred and seven Florida men i on revenue certificates 000 and low bidder s'
students any time the Budget seemed to be an erroneous Impression 'which would have financed con- .
TALLAHASSEE [AP] The Florida Beekeepers Assn. appealed, Commission releases a $100.000 that the fund is to provide were killed this year while at i' struction. to !Mart to work. on the b.r.jof .;
with little success, to the State Plant Board yesterday for help in i appropriation.The scholarships, whereas it work, Chm. Carl B. Smith of the this figure.At .
enforcing a new law prohibiting shipment of second hand bee action came after Pres J actually was set up to solve a State Industrial Commission said 1 Members of the !St. Petersburg the original ope- .
equipment and bees on combs into the State. Ilillis Milter of the "n1'erltyof '; problem created when Florida- yesterday.: Port .Authority. !said thpy"f'rt' struction bids. cont> -
The delegation was told the Plant Board sympathizes with Florida and Pres. Doak S with no medical, dental or vet not. entirely surprised by muted proposals in e\:
the absence of bid from bond lirn.proved .'
SI5 million debt
the alms of the law to prevent spread of a bee disease, but it Campbell of Florida State l tnt erinarv medical schools of its Traffic accident claimed 27 .
has no funds nor personnel. to check all roads" at the State line versity reported thev had (ownfoun out-of-State colleges lives and 19 persons! were companies, hut admitted lack in a referendu.-.
of for the bond wasserious. Grazier said there .
and turn bark the banned bees.. worked out a tentative plan for declining to admit Florida stu- killed. by electric. !shock Ten. requests. .
a market for "municip!
The beekeepers were asked to draw up a suggested programof - rleni'To their crowded classes. died as a result! of 1)1..ion.| l i Other authf'ritmp!-
enforcement and present it at the January meeting of the Vets To Get AidTALL.JIASSEE "It is not to help any !student and 11 were fatally injured in Allen C Grazier fhe attorney for financial hoviipp; -
board. i [,\ll] who N. already I going to college . the authority. said next step millions in unsold -'
Hoard of Control agreed )'''*. ," Markham haid. "Plentyof falle. would be to determine whetherthe this type.Theater .
I terday to'I" war vets! 20 them cain go and pay their Nine were drowned or asphyxiated port group can legally call - - -
Club Board Check
Hears Barker Expects bond houses to act
as
upon
the if In. 14 had accidents with
rent of university own way they can get machinery -
per .
(Special' to OrTin-te Mrn -g::I $""..n1 1] [Spiol, to Orlondo Mom' Serf nell] and loans four perished in agents for the authority in selling Coupon Book' make t
!scholarships! pro.sided plane
EUSTIS William J. Barker TAVARES A check for .imphell and Miller were instvur'pd : SI 5 million worth of revenue Ideal Xmas (,iff. BuK 4nv 1 F1
by the :SfrfvidO: Huge : accidents, five were assaulted
.
S51.802 is expected by the baT- to enter preliminary dis- certificates.If State Theatre.
president-elect of the Lake County Board of In- )1 f'morioll'II Ofl. Originally:; the 'tn.'ili.nwith officials of other two were struck hy falling trees
and six hy other thi! proposal goes throughit
limited
Mount Dora Kiwanis Club hoard had participation falling object!
truction next week from the Statp colleges of medicine dentist .
. that these bond
in the fund to non-veterans. .i1Jl1T ..- and The Industrial Commission reported will mean companies
told Eustis Kiwanians this State. The money, which i-v veterinary medicinein :: WIll receive commissionsfor ;::
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week of food conditions in represents the county's sixth DR. J. HILLIS MILLER an effort to work out contracts
selection of !students to hont rV; women. left 02 minor children !selling bonds:: rather than; hav-
Europe. Barker served the installment from the State. . plan supportedThe guaranteeing admission of a certain -
to outside :schools and aio prepared .. fatherless and deprived IS dependent -
Red Cross as a field directorin will go largely for teachers'salaries. number of Florida studentsa ;
to look into contract terms
of of
parents a means
Europe during the war. ad t was paused! to help > pnr. FREDDIE'SFOR
with officials of other unuersi-
j.. provide education in specialized The legMathp art limit the !upport
.1 ties. courseshich no Florida State amount the. "State" can pay to Nearly. half the accident STEAKS
FSU Students To Study Ringling Collection I The Cabinet. Budget Comn. colleges offer rather than to establish 1flfO per student per. >ear. ff"rlar..d'. in Central Florida 7 MI..He Ch.ck.n.Orlando Shrlm"on Santord& Oyster HiwsySteak .' "Th. Time So, Keeps'1k.
TALLAHASSEE [IAPI] Art treasures collected by John Ririghng twice has turned down requests . : expensive schools for a :Markham said "the amazing though! :"Ft: took place in !South' guisE DINNERS $1.50 Up 1k.
late circus magnate, and bequeathed to the State. will he studied for release of the. 1917legislative few Florida students. thing is unless we had a great Florida. 21 in North Florida Cocktail Bar O0.n Sunday :2 ......
next Spring by students of Florida State University. :; appropiralion on Members of the Board of Control number of students" it always and se\en. in Northeast. Flor- and Package Clowd Monday
The Board of 'ontrol yesterday. approved. a co-<)perati\e. grounds the State financi.il condition said the purpose of the law will be cheaper to pay $1.000.a I ida.
t agreement which will permit FSU art !student. to attend. a would not permit it. "seems! to be not that individual student to some other institutionthan cent of the fatali- MGMs'DESiRE
The latest made students should receive benefits to build and maintain Thirty per Lff Meet At
request was a
three-week Spring seminar at the John and Mabel Ilinjlins;; ties occured within a 50-milp
Museum of Art at Saf-a..ola. by a group of Florida dental students hut that certain facilities couldhe costly Florida medical and dental radium of Tampa. 17 per cent TOM & JERRY'S
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_ _ The seminar which also will t>e open to students of the university at Emory \-n \'ersity. afforded in these out-of-State college. i within a 50-mile radius of Miami, Package Cocktail Lounge
of Florida and to the public, probably will become an an- and 12 per cent in .?acK<=onille Grill
nual affair, FSt" spokesmen said. Smith estimated: the culont-< Roof' 17-S2-2 Blocks SOBtfcMattland
Figures Show Huge Citrus Yield Rise represented i an industrial I loss of Winter Park Cnderpati: Ph... US."
Rolleston To Speak Council To Meet : about Cl,12" 000 ME'
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''Special, to OrlonHn MTnirvj' S n'mel] [Sp-'0l' to Orlando M....rn.na Cn:: +.n..1!] Citrus acre,'gp in Florida now Florida Ia't !season nearly -7 iTOium hoxe-. (California S21.-
CLERMONT: JayCees GRO\"ELAXD-C'itv Council exceeds: the ai"re.iEP planted to dOllhlrd l l the national produr- too are:: TOfiioono; hoxP? : Tex TAFFRAIL CLUB Robl MITCHUM
will meet Tues! at The Gables will meet at the City Hall citrus: fruit thioiiRhout the whole lion in 19:1.:;. =. 112 ooo' ac IPL'vooom:!: ; boxes:: Richard HARTCitro'
to hear Bill Rolleston! State Monday night. A. S Brooks United States 22 years' :; "ago, fig The Florida production last .\rlzona. 20ooo) ) acres :;.: OII.OOII MoreHof
president. will preside.! _ _ ures released by the Federal -eason was f; .:i70OOO boxes as boxes; other States. 4.VX( ) acres! FLOOR SHOW Time
-- - I Bureau of Agricultural Kconom- against a national production 22 i 410000 boxes: nation, 818,000 S.\T. NITR
I 13 Veterans Barred | irs in conjunction with its years ago of -900000) ( ) boxes. ..icres lfl2.lW.000! ) ( boxes. ORCHESTRA FI"S :\II'SI AND ENTERTAINMENT. : CLOSED MONDAY
Disagreements Postpone monthly report show. The IninMii's report gives both Acreage planted to !
oranges
crop
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Thirteen veter- _ _ 1 :MI WEST ON WINTER GARDEN ROD
TA IP.API
Cane Syrup Co-Op Plans [ .1. C. Townsend Jr.. agricultural acreage and production at five- :and production last season was:
IDS in the Tampa area have been ,statistician said yesterday Florida Near intervals during the period Florida. :270.OOO an's..1.. OO.OOO
QUINCV (t'PI| Disagreements barred from further Veterans had :3S0.200) acres of bearing: Horn 1010-20! through 19-tf>--I7. Itewers boxes; California, 210.200 acres Cocktail BarBkSsOTil
yesterday postponed realizationof Readjustment allowances under citrus trees last season compared California. Texas and Ari- :,;..li OO, ) hues: Texas.! 32000)() 4 Mi. south ... Z P.M.I .
the Georgia-Florida Cane the GI Bill of Rights because with a national total of /ona as well as Florida and contains -. ..u-res, 5.000.000( boxes; Arizona. On Orange SHO BOAT Dining Room
they falsely claimed payments. .t.S7.000( acres in 1\2! t.2i.: The national statistics on each variety 7.100 acres. 1.200.000) boxes; other I .
Syrup Co-operative, planned by \Villiam\ E Culbreath Jr. Florida acreage for the IT 16-47 'If citrus fruit. States. ".!'ino acres. 410.000 boxes: 011'" P.M. Op 'M>-.-L st Oar
Growers of the"two States at State Employment Service ason was 515.0X( ). Total citrus acreage and pro nation, 551.700: ( ) acres l1 ,!J8n.oon The finest In food at popular prices Enjoy the congenial Alexander, t Ragtime
meetings here and in Cairo, Ga. manager reported yesterday. Through improved cultural duction last !season was given as boxes atmosphere in one or Orlando's finest dining rooms. Band"
Principals were reportedly at praeliceuitriis production in follows: Florida. 3S9.200::! acres, Grapefruit acreage and production .1' Pe.'e -
Because of fires Americans lost .
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last season was: Florida. 91- :
odds over location of the general enough work time during 1946 to 4
i (ooo acres. 29! .ooo.000 boxes: Call II ---
offices and blending plant. make 920.000 autos. Three More ArrestedIn mile* east of T0M0RR0W- ..
Soldier Weeps- fornia. 14f>m acres. 3.240.000 TROCADERO CLUB: ::! : on Cheney I
--- --- Extortion Probe JOxP!': Texas. so.ooo acres. :!::1.* OO.- I
- Dance to the brand new music of Wild Wind Reaps! (000 boxes: Arizona. 12.!}(00 acres DANCING Every | J KNOWLTOVShi ORCHESTRA Every
MAR I ANN A | I TP| Three more 1
SAMMY GOBLE & his orchestra MacDill noo.ooo ho.xe-: nation, 198.50(> Daily R I Sat. Mght. Cover' 50c Sat. night only.
_ TAMPA I IAP) : men have been arrested in the "acres.' !59.RJOOOO' boxes -Open III
TOSITE 8:30-12 P.M. Field soldier appeared be- extortion plot that threatenedthe Town..rnd. !said acreage II
fore Peace Justice Joseph G. life of a Graceville banker'sdaughter. !' BEER-FOOD-WINE Phone 1910-J3
planted to tangerines wa included -
-- LAKESIDE PARK Spicola yesterday! on a ;::: Sheriff Barkley Cause in the totaN for orangeseeept a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I 1GENECELLYlIViNG
2t4! Miles South of Orlando on Old Dixie Highway charge of driving while in !said'; yesterday. in Florida the chief To Have a Pleasant Evening Dance at the i
toxicated. Cause! said two of the men |pi'otl tiring:; area which last season IN A
I "How much have you had Doyle Hines. 22. and Don lorri
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had a tangerine acreage;: of SILVER STAR BARXMAS "
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THE NEW LOOK to drink today, asked Spi- son. 17. had confessed their part :2.1,710 acies and a production! KB1GWAY
SEE cola. in a threat to kill Margaret 4.7N.fHNI) IM.VTS. : HOLIDAYS ONLY SPECUL: PRICES ON PACKAGE GOODS
Not a drop, sir; !" repliedthe Jones, 13. unless S25.0OO; was Florida, "also, had 4.500! acre- COCKTAILS BEER FOOD PACKAGE GOODS :l / Ma;!
at EL PATIO soldier as he took a stand paid. Harry (Crutchfield the planted to limel.it;; eason. vtthprndiictinn !'Ix1iIf'S: from City Limits on Cheney' Highway )f e
(onsulerable:; distance from third man. refused to make a totaling;: 17OOOO boxesCalifornia's k * * * * * * * * * * * * *'* * I MPona1I
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RESTAURANT .:. COCKTAILS .:- DANCING Spicola statement. lemon acreage last
Spicola: "I thought! you
3 MILES SOUTH ON ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL -- ----- season!' was!' given as' fififiOO acres. ,
aid you hadn't had anything THE HITCHING POST
f
.f'mon production in Californiaaggregated
I TO drink, I can smell it from Liquor License
1 n 700 ooo' boxes. I
TODAY hprp"SoI TAVARES, FLA. I
I'r: "I beg your par- Requests Shifts ,.., ,.
I \'". BRING" SATURDAYgt1; ii'nc 1:17011 MI.-'I"' didn't the soldier know which apolo- Okayed By, StateTALLAHASSEE nti'iiiiiFOR t 97 C SUNDAY Choice of Two DINNER Meats 97 C
"".k THIS AD \\a\. t theind 1 was blowing"Attorney I
[lAP] The SPAGHETTI Served Family Style .Opee 9245Geerg.
fit WITH State Beverage Department approved Srrred S to j P.M. All You Want-Just Help Yourself S.ndeO I
'" Plans To Ask applications for 17 new F Closed Monday Sundays-8:00 A.M. to 7:30 P.M.
liquor licenses in Florida during Rt. 17-92 Winter Park Affairs Of Bi Anti
.:::f and Receive One Sterling Silver -:% Mental Hospital Probe :N' ember Dir lames. T. Vocelle said most '",, ; 8 A.M. to %-'11) P.M.Week Days-Regular Menu 5 P.M. to 7:30: P.M. Tid 0noidoe I I"SON
SIMULATED DIAMOND s' :MIAMI II'PI| A State official of the new applications were for CLOSED"' : 1'-\Tl'RO'R'F.SI SG OF RUsTY"lT.iaooso'o'Iob'chood
to ask County I
\ osterday planned a THESUMMER
license for newly constructed establishments -
.2 SOLITAIRE ENGAGEMENT RINGS r- Grand Jury investigation of
in'the Dade County I SET HOUSE
"'
] $" '// '''.. n.'e ilmulttrd dlamllndo rrprrsrnt the utmostM claims; that veterans were sub- .
1 of modern tclrnrealrn Many sorltl leaders. milL -. lected to "atrocious treatment"in area.The I CHOICE -0005-
.t_: ::: -. a and our flnr t L people wear aimulatedjety :: department also appro'ptftransfer ,I TASTILY "REPAREDStukSo. Gary DUCK, I IN 39748.<< Orange
m i lamllndl and keep tMlr high rJr.d diamond In ... a mental hospital here. of fi1>!} licenses!'; including I Seafood. Fr Chrek.n- .....t' Starllnr' Blossom Trail .....to
I: j tyy: u"'lll Subject be amazed them: to COMPARE most any THESE kind ;: State Atty. Glenn C. Mincer those of 4* (consumption: of the I D..n 30 A.M. t..4 P.M We serve the) tame delicious foods from noon ti11bat W !
nI aid ha would give the R..nabl. .. you get during the evening.
.o VIm TOUR GENUINE DIAMONDS SEE: : IF ; jury a premises businesses! : and 15 package -
'; rOO CAN TELL THE DIFFERENCE! :1 WINTER PARK French
letter written Arthur Keenea
: '' & Many b.auUrul rlnn for and V" a veterans' organization by official. stores!:: 525 Orlando Av.. Killarnty K n.n.s 117I -M. rritd JUMBO SHRIMP 51.25 _
: .,t : Glitntle Display-Better Ring Sterling I or ------ -- --- ---- ., NOW
:;: t, Gold-Pillrd' Clusters a, nhnvn 1 9.t and up who said one ( exserviceman patient \ > ( ;
S Mrn Rlnr 1.'5 and uo. Prlres. oubJ..rtn "" \\a>= chained to a bed in FCC Meeting Time : :
: CLUSTERS: and MN.S: RINGS. 1 95 and up :: the :Mnnn Retreat Home. SWANEE RIVER r
Announced I OpooitSHI
%l Change
a. GUARANTEED I FINE FOODS I G'egn.., Pick .ii.
:1 [coOn'[ tO ()'!""",, M'rn nq bn' -<
4 All Minn Offend Ar. in Our.nt*.d LAKELAND: The December,. 473 South Orange 'Macom er Atfair'lIck
Sterling Silv.r M Gold.Fill..dALBERT'S meeting of the Florida ritrm Dial 2-0883 C.tSOOJ III I
'ommIion: will he held here "Loye And Learn"TyosonovDibomced
DRUG STORE I next Wednoidav<; at 1 1.10) p m mtrad ,
232 S. ORANGE = of at 10.)0; am. the UMM!
hour Chm. Rollie Tillman. Lake
9A.M.to7P.M."TIME" \Valp announced yesterday.He -j
said the time was: (changed!
because of a meeting of the com BESSER'S RESTAURANTWe
is here and it's for "YOU"FINANCE missions advertising committee Serve 2 Meals Dally
Western Reel Poultry SourCreamPumpernickie
u
A Rye Bread
f "''Y. .1. B Prevatt Tavare new IIS W. Church St. lei.. ZZ2ZWARD'S )
_ _ MUSIC: Yet music tonight ond advertising' i \ chairman. will preside ---- - CLUB CABANA
) ; at the committee meeting
j week of Orlando's
every doy evening -
LOANS ---- -- HOLIDAY INN
populor Fort Gotlin. :3 Miles North of Orlando
Lounge, Roy W. Whidden and Dealers Map Protest Ralfwav Brtirrro Sanford A: OrlandoOn Highway 441
Sybil Gridley on alternate evenings Hlgbwav 17-12!!
at the console piano from On Mileage ArrestTAMPA Open Surrla\" Closed Monday FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE
1 UP TO eight till closing. FULL COURSE
TAVERN: Al Rousch and Peck [APIV.. D. Harris CH"HE$ DINNERS $1.75 UP STEWART MARTIN )i U' ORCHESTRA
Morin behind the bar will mm of nearby Sulpuh Springs. vice- Phone W.P. ,nc., .:- Cocktail Bar ,
your favorite from noon till; president: of the Florida Trailer wi otir to lI.ouet, ..< Print Folios
J$3OOL. midnight. Miss Rossie Crisp to Dealers Assn., said yesterday:: the -- - -- -- EVERY NIGHTALSO
greet you. directors of his group would
DINING ROOM: Popular eating meet, here Monday to investigateand CAR OWNERS THE MOVIE BARA
spot adjoining the lounge serves protest an incident involving -
\.. On Honnenold Furniture. dinner /from 5:30: till 9. Miss, the arrest of a trailer driver Don't Be Denied the RightTo New Show Each Monday and ThursdayAND
1 Nadine Parer receptionist bids He said a driver hauling a
.T Equipment Notes Co- lakUI, you welcome. It's a date-see trailer to Tampa was stopped in Drive Your Carl THE BEST STEAKS IN TOWN
Automobiles Tracks etc you tonight. near Inverness and after a roadside Also! (hicken and Sea Food from 6 'til Closing
jail The best way to protect yourself -
hearing" : was placed in
New Cocktail when officials failed to collect Is with an American Fire NO COVER CLOSED SUNDAY
LOUNGE the mileage! tax. & Casualty Company policy. I I'I
REDUCED PAYMENTS SAVE MONEY-IIrinD YOu' ....t.r snCooaI
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Borrow Pay Monthly Serxire N. -. T:M Midnight number.our. months to ayth.
Recreation Site "r.mium.DON
-L. t S 10004)U.M, S 701 5.! FORT Early "'1Jrh! :! : r.: rr.1I11JTi111"ryiii7:11jH'i'!'!! !" : ;;":I RJW]! 0J11ii; ! !IIIIIIIII1.E'I
_ _ _ tann! 10 ..$ GATLIN Completion Predicted MOTTPh. -- .
__.__ .__.___.._..._._,,_ _; 3110.10;tI8.118!III "" :147 17 t '11.3 I HOTEL i-py Ct: !\n\VATER Campbell member IP| of Co'itt the 8116 128 S. Court St. = For a Delightful Evening . :=
T M. RICHMOND. Manager
-;;qtp Rnad Board. and Joseph ii FLAMINGO CLUB
1P friendly, Private, Quick and Confidential Loan Service Houre Clearwater Mayor. iomt -- f
'I' pnnounced yesterday that aiii
"Famous For Flnt Food For 29 YearsPresenting "
Service is the Keynote of "TIME" .i .: ''re Negro recreation area on _- : Dangerous Venture
> P.nellas: ('ount'i e of Da
'TIME" is New-"TIME" Will Help You ( '\-P\\3\ would be com =: 3 FLOOR SHOWS NIGHTLYFeaturing 'THAT WAY WITI
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(psfffl( next Spring the fir"t of -
". _i K i nd in Florida It i 1'= brins Today -
ffor Your Convenience we will remain until 8 P.M. ... ZL:21Louis :
open
I 515 Orange Ave.. North -" tKtpfi hthe- State RoadPRIVEIN Only : THE CARTWRIGHT TWINS-Dance Team
Tom Thumb
''every Monday, Wednesday and friday until ChristmasACROSS 'IPI" TOMMY RYAN-Tenor
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vs. Walcott Fight = COUNT MAURICI Magician
FROM WE
410 Zinf 9"Thunder
TIME FINANCE SERVICE INC. TI.eI6t..e Mountain"With -- and Sophisticated Music of
Tim HoltTomorrowBill = JAY MILLER and HIS ORCHESTRAN
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Wall Street Telephones 3-t50 anti 3-259
: ( "SONG OF OLD WYOMING" :, Cover or No Minimum . Except Saturday Night Cover Me .
Connected With
Not Any Companyof I I fIN TF1 IINH <)l OK| FIUMK IEV I : Phone 5910 . Dinner 6 Til Closing . Closed Sundays GUILTY"DA
Similar Name in Orlando III'' ...., -.'-. M.. ,SO. -'- "TOK1.... ROSF..... "' B\ RON RRR -.. OxM4SSFN. i ----- --- . .
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Pacific Coast ...
By BOB HAYESFa'e Husky Son Answers Louis 'Fears' LesnevichMore
Pte the Fort Lauderdale boy who looked pretty
Rollins last Fall and who ) tC' I 'Room For Rent'Ad
\\-ei{ -, ohman; i-nd with Pro Game Case
> Jl: I Hints for O'Hriens Pharmacy in a Class A i' > ::
potcage> | Glenn Bow- !! \v........ By Bob HayesThe Than 'Walcott
usteao u as: All-State eager last year.: ; . joe
.:W' .itll; hter. Shirley Evans are judging a dog show Robert M I Hayes fam-
F" .d"rdille today. . Gardner Lamed national intercolleg Comes To LightHONOLULU :; ily expanded to five members
at . Rollins.I l in the Sugar E yesterday with the arrival NEW YORK [UPTo] ? i.oui said! rr: =tci-Kv: : at a press conference
..! MIS: champion> now at : play of OHS will betoadies v r';'> : ; of a third son at 5'lo: a m. that Gus Lesnevich. ]lichr heavyweight champion. would _ _ _
I',. Tournament. . Coach Paul O'Xeil I i :'
Bow Gainesville . I API] A gridder'scomplaint at the Florida Sanitarium.The be a more dangerous challenger for his heavyweight crown in
today.
at thp" ( meeting in I latest: arrival in The June than Jersey .Toe Walcott.
Orlando that his team's victory
here at -
\nnual Florida State I Tennis Championships Orlando Morning Sentinel Louis who dethroned
was nearly last! Friday night( Walcott. .
TTHIIX Club will! start, here .Ian. 19. . Sam Hardman, cost him a wager although Sports Editor Hayes' house- said he and Wolcott were not':- ---- -- -*- _ _
I former KolliiiK. :grid; star, became the pappy of a hah girl last he het on it to win exploded hold tipped the scales at a matched for a return bout In '
I SatUKl.ij . Joe JuMicr, Tar baseballoarh, Poa)",. the Tar nine yesterday into a police investigation -' hefty nine pounds three June and that thorp \va; ;i good; litlr fight at Ma
I Will itpen .1 ilill"1 Hie ('lIh"1..iI)' of (JeorRia; here March 2122. into gambling on last Sundays I ounces The mother. Bessie. ,possibility that lhr\ would not i ibe (;a"'f'w.
I and pla) a slilf schedule, of big-time:; teams. . A Class!" AAAI (the former BettJane Wea- matched. He said Lesne\irh Ixniis.: natty in a grey. checked
I baseballiuti! i-eprrsrntati\e! was here this week bid-dogging a championship fray in the R 44.F dock I and infant son-for had an excellent ihance to be suit and showing practically no
I Rollins baseball! player. Tsh! Tsh! I thought there were rules! Pacific Coast pro football League. k5 ' whom poppa Bob is receiving selected as the June opponent facial marks:: from Friday's bat _ _
I against! -urh ('arr)in'o-on.:;!' . Pauline Beta and Sarah Palfrey The Hawaii Warriors won. 7-6. endless selections of Sitting at a long table in 20th tie. told reporters: III'..
I Cooke. two top women's tennis pros, probably "ont arrive inSanford and became league champs-but names from which he and Century Snorting: Club headquarters '.I would prefer to fight Wal--
the and the :Missus have to makea
squawking gridder sev
I for a few days )t't. . Irsss yet the Brow ombt'rsurl'ri..t'd iott because I think he would
eral of his teammates had tJhr 'ielection-are reported do-
wagered ,
I . 'aic newspapermen!' and give me les trouble than Lenevich. :>
that would ing fine.
they triumphby
photographers!; ith his statements Walcott had down
me
I There's a strong likelihood that the Jack Kramer-Bobby Riggs) 19 points or more. The Hayes have two other i
and the Cooke-Betz net tour may wind up being about Lesnoirh. It wa twice and he didn't do anything
pro net tour pro son"l1ke.: 4. and Pat. 22
The players, yet unnamed, the ('champion' first conference about it If Lesnevich had me
I one ant '.. arne tour. Eatin's hard these days. . Over in Day- months I
and Honolulu Ramblers ga\e with the |pt-c--s !jnrr don i t\\ in'. I know he would
tona o '- they call Turner Scott. long-time wrestling promoterand . '
Iho..t' huge;; odd although theWarriors Friday! night'si:;
bt :> ..11 here. Turner (The Great) Scott. . Central Florida tta :
had lost to the sameopponent !
Kernir" ir> s annual dog show is slated here at City Auditorium
the Lo Angeles
I the mile of January. . The re-match between Billy Kinard and ; Bears Cards
35-34 week
Bulldogs, just one ; SEC Bypasses Freshman Rule
Jimm> Cn"l1hrukIonday: night at Legion Arena. a Wilbur Stokes before. I ;
offering:; .: ight!: to be a lulu. They fought a much-disputed: draw tR tta VieForNFL
last ''imp 'Ji' . Detective Capt. Eugene, Ken Commissioner Still Not Named
s-ye- .
said he to 'P4'. .
nedy was preparing : *
Bear Wolf will tell Florida's high school coaches! today how ;,. .
r
they can help the (;ator athletic\ !situation while Dutch StanleyIs file gambling charges against 14 Western Title EDGEWATER PRKl1s: ,: f fAPl Action on a series: of pr,..
members of the Warriors. Gambling
gonna tell Vm what the I'ofF can and will do for Florida posals: ,: which would align Southeastern Conference regulat! ;.< -
by athletes althoughon CHICAGO The Western
high !schools. . Don Dumphy. who probably influenced a lot pro [API with those under consideration by the National: Collegiate AthJf'II'
themselves is in Ha )
illegal [ i\ iMon championship of the Na-
of people in his broadcast of the I/ouis-Walcott fight, worte a it ::"-' : : >:''': :;A W ':.:;;: <:''4: f'' 'i s!'-0'; ',; j/I"'if/ !>','.- F, tion.il Football I League will been Assn was: postponed yesterday l until after the parent group. nu"
in Xew York month I .. - --- --
for maga/ine just before the fight advancing waii.Richard next :
story a national !s1srt| :; W. Kellett. a directorof I led! Sunday! .1 t i\ic 1 show-
the possibilit of a Walcott WIH! . ,\Alberty, star the Warriors aid the boardof EX-OHS GRID STARS: Pat Pattillo, left, a halfback and Jim down between! the favored Bears The deferment tame aa --iirprise -
OilS trackman last sear, is one of Florida's best distance runners directors would meet last Robinson, right o center are two former Orlando High and the ;surprising:; Cardinals before at the aftE'rnoonp"'n of Denmark WinsIn
this jear..t strong: man in the Apopka High School night with League CommissionerRufus football stars who will participate in the annual Phi Delta a jammer! count of more the body's annual meeting a? it
football picture this jear was Harold Morris, assistant! coach, Klawans to decide on the Theta-S'gma Nu football game--a charity event-at Florida than 4..000 fans in Wrigley had been freely predicted in official I
who is i a former Georgia back and well-versed in the T. . team's future. Klawans is fly- Field in Gainesville tonight. Field. circles the revision! of theconference's
ing here from San Francisco. -A, .A, Each Chicago entry has won by-laws would be a 'A' LeagueThe
:Mel .Allen top baseball and World Series broadcaster, was All sources agreed that no eight and lost three games and mere formillit'v. It marked the
waterhi \ for, the Alabama. football team in imo.! . Powell Shef-- bribery was involved and that Sundays finale will determinethe second straight l year that the I''
fer former" OIlS buckfield star is a key backfield man for the I players bet only on themselves Gator Fraternities Clash Today Western titlist which will postponement was \oted. I ]IVnm.irk Sporting| GoocK
11th Airborne grid squad in Japan tied for the Japan Service !Ito win. face the Eastern champion for I'nder another action agreed:; I aiid Uumby Hardware hoop arrays -
None of the Bulldogs was in- the league crown, presumably on in executive. session staged! a hair raising nip-
1GAINESVILLE upon
League te. who will meet the First Cavalryeleven Sunday for rvv[ ('-'Tdp v '- '- --' Playing for Phi Delta Theta
the ser .,,',. crown. . Coach Ed Stack of Clermont High School volved.This. I I Thc annual; from Orlando will be Allan Hut- Dec. 21 Wrigley Field.If. Act ins::: Commissioner X". W.Dougherty I and-tuck battle in the nightcap
it was explained. is why how e v e r. Philadelphia'sEagles : of Tennessee will I nf the Class; !' A Loop twin bill!! at ?
was pre:tifed a .22 rifle by his Hilltopper football !squad' at theschool' Phi Delta Theta-Stgma :Xu football I hll1 on. tarkle. ]1'K) poundPat: :
.: '-mhly'ednesday.. . Gene and Harold Farmer. sixfootthree the Warriors were so confidentof game to he played here tonight Pattillo. left half. 145: James defeat Green Bay Sunday. continue in that role for an I I DaIS Armory last night. tup
an victory: they will tie the Pittsburgh Steel- selection Denmarkers eking out a 4Mb
easy indefinite time pending; -
will have six Orlandoans Robinson. center. 205.;:; and AndySerros. .
twms!': at Clermont. tackle and end. respectively, made '
for the Eastern and .
Guard 'Flash""ill1am.o:
crown a
prs Commissioner win on ?
of to
The Warriors ies of the teams' roster:: The !" tackle 165. a successor
saw mo
first ann second string All-CFC teams this The twins are among
year. will be necessitated the shot.
playoff nifty lay-up
the first and the l"th in series 99- John Hultin. halfback 150. and Mike Connor, re-
seniors and the only set of twins performing in the conference. . game were con game, a on with the '
following; Sunday league
will DP signed.It In the i n it i a 1 encounterO'Brien's
Winter Garden RI'C'I'.ation.n.. i Is 20x50 Tinred that in their second year contract. at the University Sam Vaughn end. 215.
erecting seven l ; title contest being shoved backto
meeting; they could beat the of Florida i is! played for charity in the Sigma Xu lineup. was generally; believed by Pharmacy. paced by
barracks i buildings:; to handle Joe EIIIIT'a<;hlnltton Baseball Dec.2R.. A similar change
: Bulldogs by a lea-f three with the GamE'\ ,lip Junior Welfare Lf'f' burg also has three representatives delegates that Dougherty would high scoring Pete Fay who garnered -
School<< students late in IalillarKI''lmm"e! High won'tfield would result! if the Cards and .
touchdown A number. of League and Junior Chamber in the tilt. .tack Bat- continue in office after Fred 16; tallies dumped a game
a basketball. team this ,..ar. "Xo gym," reports Coach Pears! played a tie game Sunday. JayCee five. 41-28. It was the
them made up a pot of $6nooand of Commerce sharing pro- I tle. back. 1 10. and George Han Russell] sports editor of the
John Coluniho. . TheVilliani'.on Football Rating; system instructed a Honolulu {'eeft:;. Sigma Nu has!' won eight ford. end. 100. wear PDT color!" Nashville Banner. said Thursday Winter Park lads' third consecutive
rated Florida's Gators. Xo. Ill oter the nation; put Rollins at 161, gambler to bet it on the Warriors and lost six in the series with while Herman Wink quarter night he had declined to permita win.
MiamI at 111 SteNon at ::0.), and Florida State U. at 501. That's to lead by at least set en three games resulting in a tie. hat-k.150. play for Sigma i Nu. Illinois RapsGraziano special! committee to recom- O''IEN .U (First I Cam. .YCIIS) (ZI'
ont of 781 I ratings..1. \'". (.Jimmi,,' Harwell, former Vandy points! at the half and 12: to - ----- -- mend him as governing head of IgittiI .. .. tl
Arnold I 1 0 :z IIruteU :2 :2 5
athlete and popular member of the Denmark ,softball" team, is 14 points! at the finish.
the 12-college league.EDGEWATER TYI.r 0 0 0 KI.kl.nd' II 0 0
pastor of the hutch of Christ In DaUona Reach..John Ix>ve- The gambler bet the Demaret Leads At MiamiMIAMI Smsth.rst 0 0 0 R Smlth.f 0 0 0
money Mot hf 0 1 I G Swofford' 4 0 I.y.
Joy Jr. :213! : S. Iljer a IG-jear-oldster, bagged a turkey' that among some of the 27.000 personsat Poll PARK, Miss. '-. .' 8 0 I'IJ Wbit.kn.t: 8 I 1WeUDla.
dressed out 21: |"'un.l.... It was his first. . Pat Pattillo Jr., Or. the game. but the amount of- '!'API] A pact between the Sugar Krlly.c ..' 0 O'0 0 0.Gools7.C Swofford! 0 2 8 0 GClbne.e 4 _ _
lando. Jack Battle' l.rrvls;: and >jrKey. MrClelland. Daytona fered drove the odds up. and he : [IAPI| Jimmy Demaret aban had a r!) and Dahlbender Bowl and the Southeastern Con 2 2 SLoci, 1 0 7Hsoeock4
Beach were members of the championship, Phi Delta Theta told the players he had to give of Ojai. Cal nervous as a poker 68. Other* at 137 were Ted CHICAGO. I JAP] The. Illinois ference appeared in the making 2 5 0 2 i0i'ennthgto.II D"bit." a .. 0 3 0 1 1Kieinf'iter.g GI
Intramural tntu-ti football team at FIrida..Julian Stenstrom 19 points. Krull.! Pliilmont. Pa.. Glenn State tthletltomm. yesterday yesterday!'; with the league's football - -I -- -
player with four aces hut rolling described as, "a complete farce" Totals II 5411 Total U 621I
Teal. Jacksonville and Ben in the
popular former Sanford sjMiitswriter' and currently a Stetsonministerial The Warriors led at the half. champion playing Score 117 Jel1oda)
cut the birdies shot a six-under- Ilogan. Ilerslie.v. Pa. j I recent Poll by the National each Jan. 1. I __ __ __ '
student has a 15-miniite sportsrast 0\rr Sanford's' 7-0, so got back about SI.100 on New Orleans!' game OBOes n H 11 5 8 1'1-41
Boxing Assn. which showed sentiment JayCees __ 12 1 7 a-41 ________
AVHRR at 6:13: ...m. daily. bets made on that basis. but lost par 64 in the second round of The years leading money winner I Sam Corenswet. president of nu
-. the remainder. the SlO.OOOJiami: Open Golf and a native of Houston. slightly in favor of }per the Sugar Bowl), in an informal 454 C._'
After the game. the bettor- Tournament terda'\' to take a Tex. Demaret readily: admitted rutting !Middleweight Champion address!' to the conference's annual DEIIIM.IIK'situ 1451 ,I SUM Y (..eMW., _ _
Famed Tennis Stars players suspected a sellout and two stroke lead at 132. that he was "nervous"!' he kept Uocky Graziano's return to the meeting pointed out that H..r.f 5 6 14 Kieblef> 3 I 7ssmpsoa2
Compete met to talk it over. Ed Furgol of Detroit pulled his drives down the middle and ring.The with exception of three 'years, 3 01 S 'R1IAbY iSseppri,' 8 304Koff.f 0 0C.
All except one player were into second place with a 68 his iron shots hitting the handkerchief Illinois commission was SEC teams had been invited to .,bU.f 1 1 3'RMarrl' 6 '115Den&lllon
/In Exhibition Play Here Sunday convinced that everyone had which brought his total to 131. sized greens.While . the first to bar Graziano becauseof all of the 14 games. lie suggested Helm..c C 0 3 0 3 'Ps5tet.1,1\1' Arnold, 5 1 2 I 11 4 ________
played his best. This one demanded Another stroke behind at IX the crooning Texan his war record. Several otherStates that the conference appoint L Skth.g 2 I LSiIta; I 1 1
Gardner I-arned and Buddy Behrens. a pair of Rollins Col- that the others pay him were two other Detroiters. Walter rolled Into the lead. defending passed similar resolutions a committee to sit; with Hudsoa.e 2.2151Wiiiisnsa.g 4''
lege tudetit; '": who hold! national ratings in the tennis!' world. will I I what he had hoped to win. They Burkemo. who posted a champion Sammy Snead as- which prompted the NBA to con one from the Sugar Bowl to "dis- J.1enn.a 0 I III .
play an exhibition match at the Orlando Tennis Cluh Sundayat refused. second round 67. and Sammy erted he "was awful' as he shota duct its poll. cuss things!: of mutual interest tou Totals -1112481- Total -n-12 46-
p on That player grumbled to Coach n -rd. with a US. Rating with the :JJ.3R--.l: for a HI total. His "In our opinion. no poll could ,. especially the distribution of Score bs perlOttEItenmark '
Ten'lab offi ials said the exhibition would be open" to the Keith Molesworth that although Detroiters: were Dave Douglas.::?; worst performance was on the have been'*more partial from itsinception. tickets! to the game." 8.513 14 310 10 7Dumb" 5dOOtfIIaiL '
that, admission will. - - ---- the Warriors had won the game Wilmington. Del winner of the par four 10th hole where his i the commission declared : George Swamu' and LarrrLanIY.
publn -c..r: no : .
he had lost his bet. recent Orlando Open who cardeda drive went out of hounds and he "and this commission protested
be charged ripate in the Sugar: Bowl Tour. Molesworth! immediately reported four-undpr-par cat took three putts for a six. vigorously the manner in Kennedy Top InBoys'
Vikings McMurry
Lamed. allonal Intercollegiate nament. I[ ( to the Warriors' Board Fred hansJr... of New Five players were bunched at which the poll was! being made. _____
; champion and 13th I Behrens. 19-year-old National of Directors. ()rleaiitrailer in the first! 1-T8. They were Bob Hamilton. Hurler Ranch Contest
ranking" plaxer in the nation, tied 137 with Kvansville. Ind. Jim Milward. Eastern
round. wa at : AHILE; E. Tex. |IAPI| Mis-
Junior Singles and Doubles The board asked police to investigate Texas TideExchange
will be making Ins linal! appearance two leading; amateurs.! Frank Three Lakes. Wis.: : Harry :Mid- I unbeaten
and cancelled nun \\illey College's
an ex WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. [API
before journejtng to :NewOrleaii champion as well as the National !Stranahan of Toledo, and Gene dlecoff. :Memphis.! Tenn.: Skip
hibition game scheduled with The Eastern League's double Vikinc.i'ld, ;: with embattled Me-
i *' win-re he will parti- I Interscholastic champion. is one the IKihlbender of Atlanta. Haas Alexander. Lexington; N. C.. and Grid Murry College here today in the
Bulldogs Sunday. pitching/: crown for 1U7? goes to
of the country's most promising "We blew this thing wide openin fired a 1\\\-par 7::. Stran- Claude Harmon. Palm Beach. Bill Kennedy. Scranton's flashy tirst anmirtl I B"\s' Ranch Bowl.
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\on. his! collegiate title by de there is always the danger they Alabama will enter their Sugar compiled the lowest earned run _
rating;: Victor Seixas in a grueling will be susceptible to taking Card Listed Bowl duel Jan. 1 sight unseen average of 2.62 tallies per game _
five,set match last June money to throw a game." hut they'll know plenty about and led the circuit in games won CLOSETS
.'er serving: in the Army and Grid Coaches each other ertheless.. and lost with a 15-2 performancefor _
lLIAM PENN p< ,)\ enng\ from a case of frozen Medford Battles For SundayA Coaches Blair Cherry of Texas: an .882 average.
( # -et and wounds encountered and Red Drew of the Crimson Two other pitchers won more 54500BATH
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coaches and players are pretty racing program has!: been scheduled -I pictures so they will know something more They were
R MERCURYOUTBOARD JACKSONVILLE [API Ied.ford's much satisfied with the rules as; for the Florida Livestock about building a defense Dick Koecher of the championship each __
Club and Edward
I Mustangs from :Medford. they are. I.ou Little said ypsterday lor the other.Pellone. Utica
Exposition Groun-ls halfmiletrack Garcia of Wilkes-Barre. Each TUBS
MOTORS :\Iaand: Robert E. Lee's Generals after studying! approximately -
battled 1 0-0 tie in Sunday. Dec. 14. The accounted for 17 wins hut Koech
SALES & SER'ICEHAGOOD to-tu an 1.000 letters and cards. program 4"i and 5 Ft.
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intersectional fofttball here Bows
game Little coach at Columbia is under the .sponsorship of
BROS. next season was beaten
list!': night in the Gator Howl. pect Complete with Trim
chairman of the Football the Orlando Ramblers Motorcycle -
eight times and Garcia 10.
21: W. Pine Phone 9664 The :Medford eleven unbeatenand
U Toda untied in 14 previous encounters Coaches' Rules Committee and Club is expected to drop To Williams Garcia also hurled the most $98.50While
each Fall he canvasses his fellow -
innings [2251, faced the most
had the ball inside the some of the top drivers in the
"FREE PARKING General; 10 twice during the mentors! for rules! sugges NEW YORK (fAP] Ike Williams batsmen |1"831.] !started' the most They Last _ _
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t Just across the street from seconds to'play.. Medford gained compiles the answers and mails Leading the field of entries already champion from Trenton. complete games!' I 1191 and gave up or .
c I and for customers of possession of the ball on the Lee the results to the members as a in from Jacksonville, N. .1., gave Tony Pellone of the most hits ((219J.mIGIIT ).
Blended \efl. CARLISLE HUGHES five but an unnecessary roughness basis; for discussions at the an- Tampa. Miami. Atlanta and local Greenwich Village a savage LIBBYFREEMAN
Whlsisy. ,1.--: the"visitors nual meeting. 'heating in a 10-round non-title FUTUHK:
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Fishing trips for the weekend of Dec. 12-15: :
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Speckled perch, over in Lake Jessup, have been hitting City John Mill
small plugs [such as the midget didget or the Paul Bunyan ,
silver shiner! better than live bait. lately. The outlook is I The Seven Stalwarts Of The 1947 AP All-Professional Football Line
this will continue. Perch are also hitting large bass flies be- 'Man Impressive _
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hind spinners. when trolled The specks [black crappies] should -- "
really do business this weekend with the finest fishing pf all due 1'7"--- I
around Dec. 27. However this weekend should be good enough. on s T'rT:
f .w1 .
and other lakes to reasonable anglers. ,
Lake Jessup. satisfy any )In Open Stakes -Yi; -- uL ..
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Lake Apopka black bass are hitting good again and they are .
taking just about everything cffered. Florida Anglers reports: I ," '. '.
"The rod and reel advocates are rutting a wide swath in the 1 By HAL DAVIS {. I ':
ranks of Capt. Joe'.s crew these days and the Florida Anglers; '(Lr C'S'cf' Cc""
Assn. are paying out prize money hand over fist. To date, :31 With 15 bevies of quail located I. ;
tagged: fish. hare been caught; and the !?.VIfHH) rash prize Lake by the dogs. the Piney-- I s ., ;
Apopka Fish linden ju-t started' Xov.. woods!' field trials had its most I -
productive day yesterday as the I .
The high man i in numbers caught i is Milton Collins of Mont- Open all-age stake neared completion 1 4A' '
verde. He has a $20 and a couple of $10 bass to his credit. Next on the Bronson ranch. 1r 1I .1r---!
three I
Only more dogs to be
are
high man is C..E. Britton. :Miami and he came up with a $20 and seen in the feature event. ,
A then a S10 prize. Eddie Braswell still holds top honors with a I
:year's open all-age win-
single catch his $100 opening day bass.
ner. Shores' Brownie Doone.
'Others within the past five days who came in with prize owned by Gerald :M. Livingston. jf
tagged winners were W. S. Bowers and ,V. B. Owens Apopka, Xew York and handled by .,."" n_ n_ < = _. _ ,'''' --.--- -
John F. Clifton. Cleveland. Ohio. Nathan Xash Geneve, Ohio. John -
George Evans Quitman. Ga..
Paisley, Vets. Trailer Camp. Jack Lane. Mr. Blyee W. W. Ellington scored three finds to top the field 1 IOs DICK' HUFFMAN-Tackle I AL WliTERT: fockit \.5
A. D. Smith C. G. McDonald and W. S. Smith. These were in this department during his allotted -J Los Angeles Rams Philadelphia. Eaql2' i.
caught at Orange Lodge. McCarleys. Mac's, Tom's and Winter Gar hour between 10 and 11 "... -'F''''' '! ..\W/'f'.. -o *- -- F : ,
den City DO<'ks. o'clock. Two stands in which : j t -
"Mr. Blyee had a string of II other nice ratrhes to go: with Evans could not flush marred an I I .,
his prize winner and most of the others had good lurk also. otherwise. !:: good performance.For .
I dogs; turned up with two .- .
There is little doubt hut that the anglers!; who keep trying day finds each. Probably the best! I
after day eventually catch up with some of Capt. Joe's bass band of these was. Stein City ,John .. .
in less than 42 days 31 have been caught which is a bit better than owned by R. /. CatPs, "Spartanliurg ;t -Ii
one every other day. , S. (-'., and handled by .
j "Edward MacIIugh. famous gospel singer and one of the finest .InIIPYrlclir1, of th.alllf' city. _ue_ : . .
and best known voices on the air, came in with a tagged prize last Another to score:; a deuce was ur 4 .i ,1iy.jtt:
week. Mr. MacIIugh. we understand i is!' about to make Orlando his Mercer Mill :Man. owned by Col .
home. Welcome to the City Beautiful. He now resides' at R. R 2. B. C. Cuss!' Alhanv. (,'a. and .
Box 328 A."We handled by John (;at('=. r.f.'e.-
learned that "'. B. O\\.n..,*\IHIIIl.a| has two tagged;!; prizes burg. Ga. Roth stands won- well r.: .
to his! credit John Lemon St. Petersburg has a couple and W. II. - - .
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I I A valuable livrr and white . -c- .
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Oilaitdo and KNshuiuee. Cleveland Browns Los Angeles Rams Chicago Bears San Francisco 49ers N. Y. Yankees
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eight victories. by one-sided margins. and a tie in nine requested to contact Lester!
starts. the rugged high scoring Orlando Ramblers encounter the White
at Orlando 3-1226 or
toughest foe of their campaign to date In Orlando Air Base's 14th 2-2715. By FRANK ECK Bears and Steve Van Buren of ers are former AllAmericanmen. the best back in the country." formation for the 49t '
Air Force Flying Tigers today at Greater Orlando Stadium. Game [rAP Newsfeo-ures Seem Editor] the Philadelphia Eagles. They are Graham Such a statement takes in a lot. ley was Cleveland's n"
time is 8:15: o.m. | handled and his race was good. :i NEW YORK Three players Besides Sanders the four other Xorthwestern's All American of territory but it will be recalled fullback.
In a co-feature tilt the North.,. | if not as impressive as some of from the Nat tonal Football Conference players. selected back of 1913. and Hoffman who that Flaherty coached the j The first tram line is big and
Side all.star school; his contemporaries.Fast League. all linemen repeated on after checking reports from Associated made the 1916 All-Ameriran as Washington! Redskins in the rival fast and comprises men whoplayed _ _
grammar works
against!!! the Horatermen. delivery owned by Bracy the Associated Press 1947 All- Press sports writers in a Tennessee tackle. Huffman National League. The Yankee i Important| rolt- m the
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touch footballers collide with a The fracas may develop Into a Bobbitt. Winston-Salem N. C., Pro team announced yesterday. 14 cities. are Back Otto Graham N 22 and the )oun (,i't! plajer coach feels that Sammy Baugh | success of their r "ppctiretrams.
A South Side contingent. Startingat running duel between Leroy and handled by Paul Walker of They are Tackle Al Wistert, and End Mac Speedie of the on the All-Pro. of the Redskins still is the out- ,. The line a\ 'i-ages 214
7 p.m.. three quarters will be Hoequist, mercury footed Rambler the same place, went- bird hunting 2fi, of the Philadelphia Eagles, Cleveland Browns. End Bruce Four members of the first standing passer in the pro ranks.' pounds.
played prior to the Rambler- in all directions scored on Guard Riley Matheson. 31, of the Alford of the Yankees and team performed for Texas However Luckman received Turner center for "':+ (c-
Tiger game-opening kickoff and signal-caller and Ralph I two cones and pointed twice In Los!' Angeles Rams and Center Guard Bruno Banducci of the schools during their undergraduate the call over Baugh in view of made the All-Pro foi! I-
completed between the halves of Weiss!I. speedy Tiger right halfback which Walker was unable to produce Clyde | Bulldog| Turner, 28, of San Francisco 40ers.! playing days. They are Sanders the winning streak he helped time while Wistert. h .. _ _ _
the second contest who also excels!'; as a passer.In !' ': birds for Judges George the Chicago Roars.' Although there are 18 teams from the University of Texas build up for the Chicago Bears. .,kle, and Riley Matin (
the latter- phase Weiss will Stanbury Jefferson City Tenn., The" only player to repeat playing in the two professional Alford from Texas Christian! When Luckman and Baugh tan- guard. both were cht< , -
Coach Walter 1Loater'aRamblers from the1.. ..,mnkan first consisted' Turner from Ilardin- in the the fourth in '
face a worthy rival in Pierce and D. Roy Persons. Monticello Conference leagues. the team !: University. gled early season season suci
who hare amasseda Robertson Rambler left half. is Oiban [Speck of players from six teams. The Simmons University and Matheson Bear tosser completed 22 out of i iSI The second string I '
total of 309 points to but nix whose deadly heaving throughout Ga.Adonis :Mike !Sanders, 27, brilliant back with second team. almost as powerfulas who played for the Texas : passes in a 5)W20 victory. posed of Ken Kavancago '
for their collective opponents the grind has' Skyline pointedso the New York Yankees. the first eleven. is made up College of Mines. The second team backfield of Bears, and Ma.
present !: con- times lost but
will be favored to dump the tributed much to his team's suc Handler many Tom Stewart we count The :National League placedsix of men from nine different pro The All-Pro backfield consistsof Baugh. Johnny Clement of Pittsburgh Cards. ends; John \Vo-i', p.
Tigers who have. compiled a31 cess. was sur- players on the first team, the clubs.!' In all 11 clubs are represented a powerful array with Graham Frankie Albert of San San Francisco, and M.lr'
'- reason's record thus far. i i pried:: on two occasions to flush Conference five Other National on the first two teams. and Luckman as the two outstanding Francisco and Marion Motley of Brooklyn tackles: Coal r. ('
Bvt the Tigers, pointing for Hoequist a 180-pounder and birds. Mike, owned by Dr. L. K. Leaguers on the team are fresh Six Conference stars and five passers! and Sanders Cleveland rates' close to the first:; sey, Chicago Cards.! iI .,
till meeting for weeks, have the 170-pound Robertson will Firth Canton. Ohio apparentlycould man Tackle nick Huffman of the from the =National" League are on and Van Buren as hard runners. team. Clement was! a triple Barwegan, N. Y. Yank- Land
-I hown much improvement of start for the Ramblers today as not resist the terrapins on Los Angeles Rams and Backs the second team. Sanders is considered by his threat star for the Steelers Albert Bob Nelson. Los s :::'
late. .and intend to shoot the will Mason': Wharton, 190 le; Al his!': course. Sit! Lurkman of the Chicago Two of the first team play Yankee coach. Ray Flaherty, as proved master in the T..,, Dons, center.
Lang. 200. It: Jack Hendrix 155. Champion Bomber Comman-
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.lli.:: Earl Ward 150. c; Ray Rouse. der's John ran one of the better '
SOLUNAR TABLES 215. rg; Dean Heaton 210 rt: races of the day and produced a 'Memorial Football Team FetedMemorial TulaneAdded I ATHENS.I.OXE Ga.-2Go.LOSS. 4 I
''Auhine Batt!':. IRQ. re: Mallard bevy in grand style; for his han- Vitter Named .
According to the Sol nar .Clark, 165, rhb; Bob Potter, 190. dler John Gates. and his owner. Junior High School's Johnson, dean of St. Luke'si To VMI Slate 1 champs Southern! won Conference 15 gaim' ' 0 <
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tables calculated for this area lb.The George Sears, :Moultrie. Ga.Forshalee football team was! feted at its I]I i Episcopal Church acted as toast: LEXINGTON Va. [EUPI] Virginia ing only one under the J,
ot the State the best timesfor i Tiger lineup: J. C. Ray. Fritz owned by annual po-t-season" banquet last Stegeman. _ _
-, ..& hunting and fishing will 150 le: Al Beatty 1f),'), It: Jay Boyre A. Williams" new Pineywoods DeLand Head night at the ('hamber of Commerce master. Military Instituteester- 1
_ IF M as follows with Major Daniels 180 Ig: Owen Raiford. president ran a good; building. Honored guests; iiulndril day announced a nine-game
periods Indicating the best 170. c, John Hale 205, rg; Jim rare with emphasis on his finish Sponsored by the Memorial Charle* Pope. Joel Ta) lor nol football schedule for 1?>18, with
time and Minor periods the .Gainp5. 185. rt; John Tilton IfiO. and pointed one bevy and [Sp" r'o Pr'T"irDELAND > Mer"rq' Senteet'! Dads Club the dinner was at- fOrt Waters, and Helton (>ray, Tulane replacing Georgia Techas ]RAIl))II(Q)
next best hours: re: Hal Kennard. 1R5.) qb; John one !skunk for Frank Cummins Replacing Bill tended by members of the school ro-cnptain of the Cherokee
A. M. P. M. Rapert. 155. Ihb; Jim Dunn, his handler. Steinecke as!' manager of the De- team their dads, school officialsand Junior High!; School tram Rial- a VMI foe. |!
Day Mln. MaJ. Mln. Mi}. 155, fb.Delaware. Essig's Don Cavelier owned Land Red Hats local baseball guests. ney Block and Bob Stine Memorial The schedule; : Sept. 25. Ca- REPAIR SERVICECall
Sat. 6:30 12:40 6:55: 1:05 by Tom DeVane Columbus Ga., club. i is! Joe Vitter. outfielderwho The Very Rev. Melville E. co-raptain. Joe Stine, tawlia here; Oct. 2, George Washington "Scotty" at
Sun. 7:15 1:30 7:40 1:55 and handled by Herman- Smith, joined the DeLand team in eighth grade; and hihtoseight; Washington.. 1>. C.
*."2.jer,,.ur Solunar. In tlur.tl period.n.*are. U...tin...... iVfc in Lists; Dates found one bevy as did Cedar- mid-season" last year I|i "squad' captain. and Bud Petti- I night 1: Oct. 9. William andla I'Y BRITT'S 3-1618
Slack' ty. .thw-tor.. Minor......tor.. ..c.nd kMtxriod > WILMINGTON.: Del. {EAPI] Del- 'wood Joe handled by Joe Mc- Steinecke resigned at the closeof Cameron FavoredIn I grew, another eighth grade at Lynchburg..; Oct. 16. Richmond 356 N. Orange
light ty a. aware Park yesterday applied to Call. Clover, S. C. the lf>47 season, and rumor I captain.. at Richmond, Va.: Oct. :L''V!: --- -- --- -
the State Racing Commission for The judges have ordered the has had Vitter in his place ever I Bowl Contest Virginia at Charlottesville. Ya :
30 days of racing from May 29 26th brace of dogs. 0 Boy Jake since. Officials of the organization Special guests included OrvilleR. Oct. 30, Davidson here: Nov. 6. "" d
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flashes From to July 5. 1D18. Delaware's! application and Councillor to he ready for a announced yesterday' that PASADKNA. ('a I. [API Foot- Davis. Memorial principal W. Tulane at New' Orleans: Nov. it.? CAMERAS -
for years has been 7 o'clock start tomorrow morn- Vitter will continue to hold down ball observers took a long lookat R. Boone principal Orlando The Citadel here: and Nov. :2'j!: I
Browns! tantamount his place in the outfield wellas the Cameron Senior High Rex Williams of Tech at Roanoke. Ya. :
to confirmation as ing. After this brace Accolade'sLady as College Aggiesof Virginia The Ideal Gift eIt' I IWe
there is only one track In the owned by Dr. J. L. Smal- manage. Oklahoma yesterday! and the City Recreation Dept., William I
State. I' Last the hit installed them favorites Gilmartin. Ed Waite and have 'f'm _ _
ley. Dublin. Ga., will conclude year new manager;?: promptly Phillies Buy RookiePHILADELPHIA
--- -- --'-- the running in the first series of safely in 27 consecutive gamesto to trim Chaffey College of Carlisle Hughes, Orlando High [API The ;-7'" .;"'
the biggest: field trial event ever set a new record in the league. Ontario Cal.. in the Little Rose School coaches. Red: GalbraSth.
Phillip
CENTURY Philadelphia yestcrnavpurchased
OIL BURNERS president!' OHS Athletic A':sn.. T.P. .
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held in the State. Any possible He had a fielding average of Bowl game today. Joe Bernard.\ l -ft-
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AND additional running:: will be at the .001!)! and a batting average of The California team. loser In Simmons and Brant leyBurcham handed: outfielder\ from the \Ia. _w-
OIL BURNING FURNACES discretion of the judges. :314 for his time with the Red one game this year as comparedto Orlando school trus- hanoy City. Pa I'.hiebinU of the
MAX The running of the open derby Hats last year.'hter has beenin the Aggles' undefeated untied tees, Col. H. Wurtele.. photographer Class D. North A'Lintir I fasne' CROTON _
VIEW.MASTER Is Here! T. RICHARDS who showed scenes of the
with 22 dogs!': will conclude this'ear's organized baseball' for 13 record boasts a crack passing for delh''J"In t th!If' soc !us to Watrtie- .is.ss! to (SI; .ct
Slnre second Memorial-Cherokee
1J2S- combination in Anse McCul- game
We now have nn N. ORANGE PHONE M303 Pineywoods program. years' starting with Pine Bluff their farm club\ .i i It I".J' t kt; !>n1...
complete and football and John
special,
Ark.. and making the roundsto lough-t
-j stocks of these famous Portsmouth. San Francisco' lads from I Lawton Okla., can Long. LOWER .,If It Bought -.t'c\/
Kodachrome three -dimensional Lakeland Meets I match passing with a good run- T.nw W
Statistic show that . December Hollywood Shreveport, St. Paul COST *
stereoscopic U Uit Most Hazardous Month for and Atlanta. ning attack.Hughson. ,", Exclusive
_J reels, bringing )'outhrilling Fire* due to Xmas Decorations . Local Coursters Jackie Robinson Tries LOANS ; Dealer _ _
i full-color Check Vonr Insurance and tee if IOu ...
views of world renowned are fully covered . The female and male lakeland Sections 8-3 9-5 To Undergo Hand as Mat RefereeLOS Loan.t.llment o..t.F'loor. A 11 Vt...1.iVl FOB XM.*
wonderlands.Reels Hi Spot cage arrays:: invade A\J.U.s; : [rAP, Ba"'e >;iii EI .,to' t !'OJ-
_ 35c each. 3 for Geiger Mutual Ins. Agency Davis: Armory today for a twin Memorial Operation on Elbow St..:' Jackie RuhllbOIl is going on AIr Condt.on.d. HERMAN'S IaViT;
100. MS S. Orante Aye. Phone (213 hill thelat- ies tangling ith Capture HOSTOX [IAPI| General Manager the wrestling circuit but only 1a
Pick's at7:30: p.m. and the gents Joe Cronin last night. announced <: a referee. The California Ath- FIRST NATIOI4AL BANK t) W Church St. Phone CIS
INVESTIGATE ttfORi YOU- -.UY1nttm collide with the fast:: Denmark Football CrownsThe that Tex Hughson the' letic Commission granted the lis.b-_-C.isi- o-It 1u. .'PsrSIIun
BROWN'SCAMERA Sporting Goods five at 8:30: p.m. Memorial I grade touch Boston:: Red Sox right-hand ace Negro athlete a license yesterday .
-- - will have his:: ailing pitching el- and Promoter Cal Eaton an-
foothdll decided SERVICE..for
championships were A NEW
Junior Elevens ClashIn how operated: on by Dr. GeorgeE. nounced that Robinson would
Thursday afternoon at Exposition -
STORE Bennett at Johns Hopkins make his debut next Wednesdayat
Park in a double contest. and DeSoto Owners
I Texas Rose Bowl In the opener. section 8-3 won Hospital in Baltimore next Monday the Olympic Auditorium. Plymouth
11* N. Or Bje TeL 477: Tow* TYLER. Tex. or Tuesday.!' i i
[APJ) Two of the eighth grade title from section Quicker Efficient Convenient
A HOME-TOWN TRANSACT*ON the country's strongest junior 8-6 by a 14 to 0 count. |I In 1938, LSU piled up 24 first ..- .. "
college teams the Tyler The first touchdown resulted Phillies Plan More downs to Mississippi's three yet -
I I Apaches and the Compton[ Cal.) from a pass, Eugene Howell to lost. 20-7.
': Tartars-inaugurate the Texas Payson Sullivan, with Billy Johnson Trades For Key Men
Rose Bow I here today. rushing over for the extra PHILADELPHIA [API] Gen.
NEW\ LOW PRICES' There appears:':: little to choose; point. The second score was a Mgr.I Herb Pen nock !said': yesterday !': CONSULT OUR
between the two teams. The pass' from Carlton Burroughs to the Philadelphia Phillies!; EXPERT
Apacfies boast an undefeated untied Eugene Howell. Howell ran for hope to make two or three more
ALUMINUM record while i I Compton the extra point. deals for key men before the for materiel estimates on new .
I dropped a single game 11-13- The second contest found section Spring training "sean' gets un- construction, repairs or remodelling! InC.4
in 10 contests this" vear.KYK 9-5 winning the ninth grade derwa'. See ,
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title by downing a fighting 9-4 THOMAS LUMBER COMPANY '_
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\V.-Pi! \1 '"I'< Sll. ;. -rurpd 40 C'rane;, J 1"M>' <-<) the! winning score. Thomas Lumber & Supply Co.
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/ 'I Closing Stock Quotations II I Livestock Mart
t Citrus Report -- CL-SSlnE 17. Hauling and Mortar 19. Services Offered i
In STOCKS M THE SPOTLIGHT V 409. 39' 4GV ] I CARLOT SHIPMENTS REPORTED FOR 8. Funeral-Floral '
Designs
NEW YORK (API Sales closing prtce Johnl-M.n.me 1 LONG DISTANCE MOVING PAINTING-Inside or out. Our complete
andnstchas9'f the 1C most active Jones k L 81 1 33 321. 329. THOMAVILLE. Ga.. f rAP] (US THE U. S. FOR THURSDAY i Packing crating local AI service Includes plaster patching
- tocka yesterday: Jo, MIt .nn_ I 3746 36. 374. V DA] Livestock arrivals totaled I Fla.' Cal.'Arz.i La. |Te x.O'nd! FUNERAL SPRAYS and designs for "point. Moving & Storage.Co... floor and furniture reflDaDI
tock MartMARKETS Sunray Oil 23.700-11 up 4.Comwlth -KKennee..t- Commodity total car cars) c.r cars total i aU Central Florida. Deliveries twice US W. Columbia Phone 8154 and minor .tntural Ste.ar V
45 U% 65O cattle 250 calves. and 6.000
\ & iou iaOOO-2X ... Cop un 45. 45- Orangr 272 114 8 1 12 407 dally to ail tun.a services. Azalea & G.7Ie. ,ken.ed bonded e.ntne-
Sinclair Oil .!' UP *a.Pure 4'. hogs at the eight major packing Grapefruit I' 42 11: 4' 72 119 Shop at Casilrr. Winter Park. STORAGE SACK.f. h. tors. Ph. 2-1493 '_ _ _ _
AT A GLANCE Oil UP U*,. I.cede .nnn S 5 4" Tangerines 44'' I I 1'' 45 Phone 2-2221
- NEW YORK 16..0.2'. '4 up %:'a. Nd.. High Low Last plants in Albany. Columbus Mixed citrus 146 2' I I 13.: 161 phone WID.'P.rk. 41. PIPE CUT and threaded. to your apeciflrstion. -
Eastern
I STOCKS: Higher; oils lead selective Airlines 14.7OO-I&UP >.. uhleb C 16 N 0 10 10 9'. I; Moultrie, Thomasville, and Tif-- Unreported: 16 or.nf. 97 grapefruit; Ib. KaDj millers-ChuG Caie Florida Pipe & SupplyCo
I recovery.I Ohio' Oil 14.70O-3O up >.. tAb O-F GlaSs _ 3 55 54' I 3 t anserine,V 33 : rltrux 18. Laundry \Vori 630 W Church. phone 6118.
-- I BONDS: Study: rails improve.COTTON Texas Gulf Prod 13.2OO-19 UP *t. ,I Libby NM.0 1: 846Lls.ett i ton, Ga.; Dothan. Ala., and Jack- SUMMARY OF fASSINGS THROUGH THE I BABY AND CHILD CARE Afternoons
Work
:= oo 8r.I PAINTING and decorating.
[ : Mixed; null buying liquid up -.. & e: sonville and Tallahassee.V FLORIDA GATEWAYS I
Phillips Pe 12.2.57'a Lockheed U 141. aDd nenlDI. eseelleot care by ea- LAUNDRY-Do your own with modern guaranteed. H. E. Clogston A Song.
tl8<>. Panhand o I 12.10-7'9 up Loew.. Inc Ale_ -- 33 18' 1' 10.1 Increased supplies of hogs sold IncludIng dtvrrxi onxatSava noah for U- I 1 . nurao Ph 2-6712. equipment 60e per hour rental Phone .
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I WHEAT EaSY'; Washington develeI *- 'Tel & .&too-lso'-i' . I Loriflard (Pt 0 ___ I 1. 1. steady to mostly 50 cents lower.' .t West South Total BABY AND CHILD CAED.y. sector Washington.Sell-Service 6f Lu"dr and decorating. Interior
I nwnts.I United Air Line* 10OOO-17 up >/*. -M- I Oranges __ ___ 93 25 103 221 hour. ncUent proYded; 1 Just want It.
at you
Medium choice barrows and
I CORN: Lexer with wheat. Gen Motors 9.3OO-S7 u. ?.. Stark Trurki n n 12 53 51- 51'. to Grapefruit .h 1 1 3 23 103 E. H arvar d. 2-3296. LAUNDRESS Colored experienced Guaranteed nt..rt.r.satisfaction reasonable.
I OATS: Mixed; late rally in deferred Million Corp 900O-471. ll,%. [ Mar (RH'' __ 8 34 33'. gilts. 180-240 Ibs., brought largely Tangerines 14 41 BOARDING-ROME-For babies to does shirts only. Do extra special Pisnne3-'t536
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I contracts. Marine Midland _ f'. 6'. 6'. Mixed citrus 14 11 62 2 Job 0 sleeves. c..nar.and cuffs. 20e _ _ _ _ _
by week
i Param Pct 9OOO-2Oa up .s. years or 25c hour. .
HOGS: Steady t. 25 e<.tm lowers *.* Marhal F.eld. 8 25 24'. 24'. S24-S24.25, with some lots Total car heltL 6 a.m. yesterday: 19 oraxees Anderson ph. 6794COLGEWOMAN lOa each 743 Easy PIANO 381-M to H
14'. 14'. '14'. IEVICGP.
$24. NEW YORK (API) M.rtn ( 11 I reaching hts 240- : 6 tanoerinePASSINGS T.
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CATTLE: Mostly tedy; ". choice material I Hds. High Low Last Mo Ran .. n 4': : 4LMonsanto 270 Ibs. $24.5..ei POTOMAC YARD. AND PA5S'NGS c.r.-ehldren days 19. Services Uttered or ....kled your pl.n.achnl.at.
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available.NEW ACF-Brill Mot 6'SIS 6% $21.5$2270' AND DIVERSIONS AT CINCINNATI I (eoDI. 787 Antonette. Are Winter Pak.
- 1 26. Montsom Ward __n 27 52'. 51'. 52.Muna7 lbs. and For I lam_ ALARM _
24-hour
V Air Reduction __ 26% 26 up $20.25$23.75: period ending lam. yester- CS REPAIRED Any
YORK [fAPI] Paced by ''Alaska __ 18 3'. 3% 3% Corp n___ 39 16'. 151.\ 11 1601lhs. . lay: TINY TOT DAY NURSERY-Mrs. W. kind of d.k or electric equipment.We RADIO REPAIRING you're look-
Jun.al n : -
-N- $2-$23.50 R. Corbeau. R- ins tor. dependable and economIcal -
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3'. 3'. 3'% Tan- 319 E. fix everything Barker Repair
\\ils stock market enjoyed '' Allegheny Corp l 24 17.. n'. 17'. g ; $H Or- Mixed Phone 7687. Roli. 48 radio shop try Britts All makes
the a AUf Lud Stl . 1 28% 27 28 Na.h-K.llnator 40 8'. 8'. 8'. 12011 1m. ) OS1R Crape- ".r- Shop W Cent cal. Pn. 7696AWNINGSCANOPIESFor radios and phonos Free
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189 fruit Citrus
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189 % rep.I.
Al Chem A Dy. Medium
but selective 118' Nat Auto FIb __ 22 10". 10'. 10'. an sows, mostly estimates and delh Call"Scotty"
airly active rccovVry -.Allis-Ch Mfg ... 18 37'. 37% 8 1 __ 11. Special Notices trailers. .r7 .nle.
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i Am Airlines 149 8 7% 8 Nat Biscuit 0 21 31. $19-S22. 0 n 1 4 I 2 | Porch curtalR. tarpaulins. Venetian at Bntts .n..l E.ttc"st.r.
yesterday. j I Nat Can 8. 5'. Made to order. 356 N. Orange .
Sad 15 4% 4\\% 4'% nn 1 Buffalo .. __ blnd. Estmat.
Am Cable A ----- -
I Trends hardened before mid--''Am Can 16 79% Nat Cash Ret n___ I 39". 311. 39. The practical limit in Chicago' ____ 1 __ ADVICE Rev. DAILY-Spiritual readings. . Florida A. Co. .- --
no 10'9 Nat Container 13'. prlf A. M. Greater. D.D. 513 W. S Hughey':
____ 40 00 1. 1" Cleveland .. SColumbuo. _
Am Car A Fdy 5 I RADIO
Prod 10 270. the area wa for good | 4 ? Central. Phone 5837. and smallappllance repair
dealings quickened. There '. 39 "at Dalr nn 27. 27' $2-.13 O. 1 _
[la.yas Am Cyanamid __ 40 40 38 ALTERATION and service. Work FreeCaldwell
n TRAILERT mending. Done at
Ivere subsequent slowdowns with Am A For Pow __n 15 2'. 2'. 2% Na opt Stores 0_ 20 2 1 1. 20', and choice 180-240 Ib. soft and V Detroit 3 _. 10 2 __ ALL OWNERLak Jes- home. 2519 Conway road. In front pick-up and delIvery.ara.t.d.within cIty.
.amlDe Trailer
Am Home Prod __ 2fi 23'. 23'% 23'% New Haven ..1 1 c..D restroom .
semi-hard of Peel TPh.
hogs. I Ihlrd.I Ave.
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lop gains: running to 2 points or Am Locomotive 35 20'. 19% 20% N. Gypsum 26 19181.\ 19'. N City 18 11 18 13 with 26 toilets. 10 la.atortes : 2-17.
fo trimmed in the majority of'ases Am Pow Lt 0... 20 8'. 8'. 8". Nat Lead 1 34 33'6'. 33'6'.. Cattle trading in Georgia, .14 5 1Pittsburgh = I 18 shorners. 2 bath tubs. Unnals ALLIS CHALMERS SERVICE and REFRIGERATION SERVICE Commercial &
Nat Po"
o L f' _.6 1. __ large! laundry room ice bouse and household
\ repairs
Am Rad St S .19 14 - parts: tractora and units. .
at the close and minor Am Roll Mill ___u 16 3S'. 11'2 Nat Supply .33.d 22". 21', 21'.. I i I Florida. and Alabama was closing Providence2. .. 3 1 __ cue .taurant. complete ..(er and Farm and Home Machinery P.e Co. 40 Good work. ch.re reasonable. Fer-
rather well distributed Am Smelt A _n_ 57'. 56'. 57". NeSt Corp 2 187 18'15' actively with prices firm for St Louis .- 1 n I market. 99 beautitul over W. Robinson phone 2-2713. gums,, Ren" r.rnr._ .. Fl,. 9752
asses I 1 Induit 23' 23',
Am Stl Fdrs ______ 27'. 2727'% Neipori : n:: : I I I Washington I 1 1 n 2300 ft. of lake .hor frontage. S.Orange .
ansfers of 1220.000 shares com- Am Sugar Ret ___ 2 44% 44 44'. NY Central RIc 13' 134. most classes. Compared with a Held for Potomac Yard. Blossom! BULLDOZER SERVICE Clearing. RADIO RPAI- Save money by
red with 910,000 Thursday and Am Tel A Tel n_o.10 151 150'. 150% NY Am Chi Aviat k St L pt. 15 6 121'8'. U9'5 121''.. I I l week earlier, most classes sold Bam. .. rfc..nslnmmt. oranf 3 grapefruit; FOR YOUR SHOPPING connnl..ne.I'unln" . rrbblnl and grading. Also pan y.ur radio to our shop.Lee .
No 137 W. Church St. Or-
Am Tob B _. 66 65'% 65'. : : I I 11 tangerines 1 Monday. December 15th. palmetto rake. Phone O.n.ly.
vere the best since last Friday. Am Visrote _un___n_ 7 54'. 54% 54'% i0orthern Pacific 22 19' IV'S 1 1-S15 higher. and were at new ctrs. 9am. 'til 9pm. Her- 2-4427 J T Murdock. Indo. Fa
A-hich In turn were the largest Am Wit Wks. ._ 20 16'. 16 16'"%. OhIo-OIl _ 137 30'. 29'. 30'. season. Strictly Orange County man s Loan Ofl(.. 27 W Church St. BEAD AND PEARL RUGS UPHOLSTERY CAr.
Oct 30. .Am Wol..n nn 19 42% 41 42'. 0113 EI..ator _._ 2 31'. 31'. 31'. good grade fed steer yearlingssold FAIR BARBER-SHOP opeVforbusiness E".r ewelry 8TL'OIG. Expert workmanship. .m.
22 33'. 33'2 33
Anaconda Cop nn Owens-tU Glass ___ 1'3 \. n 4 doors East of highway. .. Arcade.CONTRACTOR Guaranteed aeryico. Ph.
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'Armour A ---- 35 14% 14% 14'. I, upwards to $26 in Alabama. Court RecordsSUITS M.lr.d..r Orlando.
The Associated Press! fiO- Assd Dry gi ... 3 14'. 14'% 14*. -F-A "ee ___ 20 34". 3. 3.'.I'.I'P.e Most good slaughter steers and J.n.y the Bab..r.ifSAOE and builders New 2-299 KI.nlze C. or Dew work.
stock composite! was up .4 ofa Atch T A _on 1 84% 8 84'. |I Pac Ton.Can. __ 4'. .. 4" IN COMMON LAW 51..nd..rlanl. Holiday buldln.; We RoFDo-RPAI
All Coast Line _____ 46". 46I' n heifers weighing 450 Ibs. up I prte. .. Dc. '.. 1206 remoelnl. repallnl. .. .tmate. WotEguaranteed.
the I IAt. Packard Motor _ 44. 4' 4". J. R. Gentry vs. Willie Hurst Replevin W. Yale op..t. flrst-clast 3 yearo to and
at 63.8 hut utility 0 41 : 2-2918. only.
34 '1
point _____ 34% 33
Atl bringing $19.50-$24. shop. 23O9 N. Or-
Rfnln. 1 Pan Am Airway, 9 5'. 8'. were Top damages $750 O..r. shingles to sell. Ph 8510. Smith
average; was off a Miade. It Cor ___on 21% 21'. 21% Panhandle P I 121 7'. 7'. 7'. medium grades S16.5O- IN CHANCERY NOTICE I am no longer reS phone 3-311S or 2-0681. Son. Winter Gardea Road at city
were
% 4s o !
__ 29 5 4
_
-_ SUIT for any debts other .
MIl Param 112 20". 20'. 20'. limitsSEPTIC
was the sixth straight; !session!' Patios Pleurf_ 9 9'. 9'. I'. : common. $12.50-$1550. Harold E. Stone vs. Louise E. Stone dtorce. Signed King H.PerdueSPIRITUALIST_ CNCRE SER"ICE-Fora roofs.
without an overall loss. The Bald Loco ______u 24 -14'. 14" 14'. Mire _ 19 44 43".4 $215 \ READINGS drlv.an. .. The TANKS I STAL and
Penney
______ 11'. some top-common, $16-517: daily. In cleaned. State
92 \ years
Bait A Ohio 11' Ann O. Barfield vs. William Anderson bet workmanshipand .ppro.
Penn Cent Aid 5 6'. 6'. 6'. Muriel .n".n.rnl.
market was broad. Of 1,039 Issues Barnsdell Oil _____69 36'. Penn P. Lt 0_ 17 18". 18'. 18'. canner and cutter grades, in- Meeks. Jr.. bill to del.r lien and for other 8pm 2613 Parker E. Washington: circles Thurs St..Phone Mon.; m.t.ral Frf. estimates. For In business. Altermatt. Call 673O or
n
registering, :569 rose!' and Bendix Aviat ___0 1 29'. 29' 29% Penn RR 16'. 16'. I IPepsiCola relief 3-1412. e..nr..e kinds. call 6780or 7571 for serviceSCALE
Bet Foods ______n 28 27 27% :, n n 18 231 339, 23"., | eluding buls. were $9-$12.75. Tbelma De lores Forester vs. Johnnie 1150 Buchanan C..ncrete Co.CLEANING REPAIRING an work
258 felLRailway BOb Steel -------20 98% 97". 98'. !, Pfizer. Chas- -Co- -= :: 48: 489. 484. I I cows brought Rex Forrester. dl.orc.Hel..a SPENCER SUPPORTS Individually guaranteed H. E. Hammond make Scale
i __ 2 15". 15'. 15". : designed 1202 E. Fh. AND PRESSING Cash
Bl.Kno.0 Caffee vs. Robert divorce.Pete Washington.
119 .
_ Orange Ave. Winter
Dodse 41 46'. 45". 46". C.r. '
Phelp. 8..lc.
bonds steadied. At I Boeing Airplane ... 14 22'% 21' 22'. Else 18 22' 22'. $1.50517.5. with heifer-types J. Pleicones TS. 2-35O6 Mrs. Warren. and carry prices will save youmoney. Park-Ph 1103
no 22' Bring us your clothes. 8u- j
I wheat yielded li to 2U Borden Co nn 3 42'% 41'. 41. Phla Corp 31'. : common. $12.- divorce. perior Cl.aser' 24 Grease traps In- _ _
1 31. 31. Boone St
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Borg-Warner 52'% 51'% 52'% :_ SpnoTANK
13. Lost
and
Found
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0 I PhilIp MornS 25'. INSTRUMENTS FILED
.50-S11.50 S11-S12.75 and .
21 : cutters. haul..d.drain
a bushel, corn 1 to 2U and Branlff Alrw 7'. 7'. 7'. : pum.d.
[ . CARPENTER
-0 Phillips Pet 122 58 51'. 51'. WORK-Houses washed
Adair Heights Inc to Orlando : fields related Septic
down 2%! 1. Bridgeport _n_ .- 13 9'. 9% 9 Pressed Car _ 14 11'11' 111 young strongweiglit cutters $12.- Denlop floors cleaned waxed
to Ph.
were up Briggs Rig ___ 4 31". 31. 31'. St 0 I i ment Co.. par rel mtg *7OOElva BLACK CLOTH PURE lost containing plihed. T.DI Co Ph 2'341 P0. Boa 181
00 Procler 5 69". 69". 69". -
0. I 75 in Central Florida. Rosa Gardner to Salmer Hummellet important papers. Monday evening 2-121 Cleaned .
finished off
20 cents to Budd Co ._ ____0 28 10% 10 10 Pub NJ __ __ 25 197 19'. SEPTIC TANKS ; Mo..r
I i V Bulova Watch 4 36% 36% 36% 'II S.e 0 wd S10. I in the Angebilt Pharmacy please CONCRETE WORK-Plain and colored sanitary pumping .
85 cents a bale. I I Burling Mills ::==: 11 204 20% 20*. Pure Pullman OU _nnuh_ ____ 1 25'113 52'. 1\.1 Canners cows sold actively at Emma Moore et al to Arthur BoutS mtg I return to ownera t the AnnblU Roar. floors. Beautiful. colored flagatene. sonable. Burke's Sewage Disposal.Rt .
I In the Curb a hoisted divi- Burr Add Mach _n_ 14 14% 1I'. -- -- from 5:9.25.$11.25: with shelly ll.ooo.Laura. I mar steps. driveways. outdoor fireplaces 19. Ins 231: 2-0618.
I I Lackey to .Cram mil $3R2S. BROOCH PIN LOST Star pattern. 5 I seawalls stepping stones.Nldy .
advanced National Pressure!': kind S.VM. TRACTOR SERVICE New ground
R.dl-
Calif Packing ._ 8 34% 33'. 34'% Corp n 0__ 1 10 I'. 97 Charles L. .pml..J tt George turquoise and 1 opal. keepsake k Evan Winter_Pack 4 9CONCRETE plowed. Lots leveled discing. Phone
I 2 points. Other forward Callahan Z-Lead ... 6 1'. 11. Radio K-nh nn I 9RemIni Some and choice slaughter Sheets e' ux SO. Rosalind and Tramor c.r..t..ra.. Re- 22-7.3or2-2926.
1. Co. to Howard J.Jermgan _ _ _
__ 12' JCor Gulf Life WORK" .
Can Dry 0 Ale 14 14'. 14 Rand 0 16 J J2' In.gr.ne ward. ph 9214. Driveway atena. --
Midwest Wood-
were Oil Canad Pacific n___ 10'. 10% 10'. Repub Ana __n_ 1 '. 7'. 79.Repub brought 522.50524.with et ux s. gibnosLOSTSlack walks, nOf. septic tanks. Llcen'ed. TREES Demossed. trimmed re-
n 6 __ Leroy B. Giles to Thomas Albert Scott and white bonded. Southern States moted. Full I insurance: J. B. Hausaton. -
Petroleum, Weyenberg Shoe, Carrier Corp ___ 16". 16% 16% Steel 2625". 257. a few around $19 medium Floor Co.
; pointer.
0 Renre Cop Br 6 19 19 et nx rel of rev. Answers to "Sport. Phone 8714 or 2-2206 for 525'a S S.mm..rln. Ph. 9"77
Ull __ __ 3 43% \ etm.tfs.
J Zinc, American Gas, Cities C.CaterpU. Tractor Co n. 5 54'. 443'2 R..al Drug o _n 52. 1'6. 7Reynolds grades were $15.75-$20, and top 5. M. Ragsdale et nx to Ralph R Ward 5118 or 4067.ENVELOPE COMMERCIAL SPRAY pantinj5r- TREE-SURGERY-All kinds. Palms
and Humble Oil. Lag- '/ 'ob B ___ 409 40 40'B I et articles of agreement $8.40. LOST containing receiptedbills trimmed or removed. Daaserouatreen
Celanese Corp 31 xd 26% 26 26 1 medium occasionally to $22; F. I allure .t our home drieo la 30miiutes.
Mali et to
Charles Elmo ux
27 26 2t". Al..D to May' B.I" Harper and cancelled r.bIDet. our specialty. Pine tree rerouted -
were Geo. A. Fuller Kais- Celotex Corp 10 % - buldln. maebinery.
__ common calves and vealers $12- mtg S20. rhei k. Lost since Dec. 1 la finest thrap. Lots cleared. Licensed
Cent foundry 9 8 V Stores 2 20'. 20\. 20'. equipment Special
Jr. et to
[ Adams Hat [still re- Ccrro de Pas .. I I 25'. 2i% 25'a Sae.u. Scan 36 I 8S \. 25-515.75. Culls brought W-$I: Elmo J. Hall et ux wd $10 V Cb.rle Winter Park or Orlando. S10 reard. price to contractor Raymond Hernia bonded. J. F. Kealon lit Irvin.
a cut dividend] and Certain-Tetd Prod 1 17 16'% 17 Rell Pap 37 10 I'. 5'. Angebill Holding Co. to Ross Bryarly Ed C.I Wlt r Park 27 Phone. 6210. Phone 2-1147. _ _ _ _
Cbes A Ohio 41!. 40'. 41% DistIl 33 32'. HORSH LOST-Bay m.bla.. Rea
of America. Turnover 8' 7'. 7'. Sb.Dlp) 32. 31. CHICAGO (UP) I USD A) Hogs: 11.000Sarrows $10.L bite CNCRE FLRS. etc. We form. PIOLTERJNoEapn 1orl. ..
Ch M Sii A Pac .37 % RR 1 11'. L. Gold to Leland B Boyd wd $10. fr. 9 hind feet branded concrete floors. In.bl7 pn"d' -
Chi & NW 18 14'. 13 14 Sears __ 31'. and (tits (enerallj steady to 25c "0 on right side. Ph 4731. -
was :310,000 shares vs. 200- [ Robuel 2f T. Ingram et to of Ta- _ driveways walks and steps. For price Shop. 23O3 Washington; 2-312.
.._ 61'. 62% __ 10.. Closed active and mostly steady. Cai. u B.nl -
Chrysler Corp 62 62% i S.nl n 27 114. Ii's $30O. MANCHESTER estimate 2-0256. Con-
Thursday. CIT Fman ._ ... I 384 38'% 36*. Shel UnIon OU _n 38 31 11. 30'. S. 25IO.lo.er. Bulk good and choice .arf Argo to John W. Shallenburg et oxwd Mixed. Name.TERRERLST tail.- mete Co. c.1 Dnham UPHOLSTERING high quality- .Eapruol..
Clef El Ilium __ h 35% 35% 35. Co n_ 5 33 32,, 32. 75-26 0. Practical top 26 OO Mar JasmIne .m.
$10. ,
about one for 2ft 10. W.lehtsund.r 1123 A. : 3-2302 R..d. BUILDING-New. homes. our furniture refinishIng Estimates
Coca Cola 4 172 171 171 Sinclair 011 ._ 168 18 16'. 10.0 CONTAC
161. to Robert Peterklnet
hh J. F. Holly et gX
Eggs and Poultry Colgate Palm P _ 11 41% 43% 43". Soconv-Vacuum 0 6t 16- 16'; 16 2 180 li scarce Few good choice spec wd $16960. 1 i WALE Brown IDtas.ij'M; ( building; any kind T.F gladly given In your home. Call w.
Col Fuel A Ir __0. 20 15'. 11'% SouAmG&P 17 4 3'. 3'. 140-1RO lbs 2.25-25' lull mod and Affidavit. of Mary L. Blystone. between Ful.rn. 133 E. Concord; 3-403. T. Jenkins. J.nIJ. Furnlu. Exrhsnee -
JACKSONVILLE! CAP) Florida nearby I Colum O A El .. 37 12 % <hrn Pacific 32 45'. H" H". choice SOTS 1 d..n sold 23 0 E. T Owen el ux &John Horvatb et BX Florence Moore. 908 Indiana, Ave St. CARPENTRY REPAIRS-Prompt service 2 -
eggs Cent Credit -_- 9 40'. 39% 40% S.tn.r Ry 24 35'. 35 35'. 2425Cattle. wd 910. Cloud. J. Reward no job to small. 2-1239 after UHLRYFurnturp rebuilt and _ _ _
All sales to retailers: Coml Solvents _u__ 8 22'% 22 22'% Sprry _ U 22'. '. 22'. 2.0. calvesSOO Steady cleanup Otto H. et u Furl B. Tracy 4. aU day Sat and Sundav. for estimate -
_ Wet Wi. Cur. Mkt. I Comwirh Edis .0 e 26'. 26 26'% SPlec Inc nO 1 9'. :2'. 51. trade on m..t killing r.sses] Vealers agreement ShU(1 & 14. Beauty Parlors CARPENTER AND PAINTER-General Call Artcraft. 2200 W. Church
A Met doi. In Crta Comwlth A South .1 2 2r2r.. __ 252H.. 25 strong to 5" hllhpr: ( 29 00 No Ann Mather ded 5mlU FUchbeck et vlr to repair. by experienced men. Reasonable 2-000.
_n___ 14 01. 78 79 {i Cons In -----_- 73 21: Std 0 N E 5 p_ 9 23". 22 3245 choice .If." h.r. head and few loadsof C. M. Tucker AMERICAN BEAUTY SALON 44 H rates free rail VENETIAN BLINDS Our factr
._______ 31 ci. 68 71 Con _' _nn 27 1' 1 13'.. Stand __ 95 6. 6014 f4.Slsnd coon 270-30.0. common and medium Claire Burch to S. A Waters e ux wd W. Church. Machine waves. tS up. mers Service. e.tmate -Bal. trained emplove, un ". .
____ 18 01. 86! 89 ask ... ... 1 121 12 Oil Ind n 55 39 39". steers active at 16025 OOCanners Cold waves. tlO up. Appointment Oard.l make of blinds or repaint to look like
line _____n_ 26 os. up 78 81 Cont Can . . 5 3331\ 32'. Stand Oil NJ - 47 76'. 78 '76', 14 2% and cutters alto artt. 1 50 $10First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. to phone 6931 Bonnie and Juanita. CARPENTER sorE and general ccpairing. I new.. Orlando Venetian Blind Mfg.
Sales direct to consumers. CoOt Motors 8 Stand Oil Oho. 39 27'. 27 27'. Medium and good cow ( R. Hill et ux am. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL SIS cold Jnlulr..t 51 27th St. CO 1739 Kuril Ave 8059.
Net Wt. Cur. Mkt Cont Oil Del .83 50'. 50 50 Std StI Sprl _ 6 13", 1315 13'. Bulls 16 OO-20 weak 00.. odd head 20 more than 21 00 Mrs Inn Murphy to Louise. V. Jones sm. waves. S850. Ph. 9725 Hay's Utopia R. A. Mormann. VENETIAN BLINDS-Made like new.
50 Odd headsausase
A Per dos. In Crt Corn Exchange . .50 D S3 53 Sterling 18 35'. 345'. bulls m.sty 00. d..n. Robert C. Johnston et ux to Emmett 1 Beauty Salon 805 E Washington. DRAGLINE and clam-shell .ente.. Lowest prices Best
0__...___ 94 01. 88 89 Corn Products 0 I 64% 05' Stevens JP I 31'. 31 31'. Peters et ux wd $1O. FlU und and clay for ( Adams Ph 9558-919 .ICe.. C.1
V_______ Zl 01. 7 8 79 ,Crane Co Uo_ 34'341. 34". ,I Stokely-Van Camp : 15',. m: m 510CR LIST Waldor V. Waggoner to Hugh C. Gtl- EDEWATR-i UVE.. 2422 Beauty Corp. Box 3468. Orlando Fla. Ih Central
___ I Stono & = : I you come.ou.l Orland. Fa.WASHNO
______ 18 01. 64 67 Curtis Steel 1 33'22 23\. Webster 114. PrnlhedCU chrst wd $10. On. 3-14..r 2102.ELECICAL
,
. lar. 28 01. np', II i Curtis Publlshg un 9% 9 9\. Stud.baker Corp ._ 17 309. 20 20 courtea Merrill D. Mack et I. to Wallace F. Wood V come again. B.s service all I Repaired. MACHINES REPAIED-
.
Florida dressed nOuh tales to retailers to eon- Wright un 23. 4% 4!. :ISunray' Oil _000237 I 10Y. 11SaIft I Pierr.C... .r and Beans: 1 et nx fid $10. b.uty eulur. Rna bar.KELLEY'S APLNCE. John- 24 hr. .
jCurtiss Am---------------
16Am..r. H.at.
.; -- k Co __nun 1 % 339. 339. Perry Holland et ax to James L BEAUTY SHOP=148 X. I to.ter. DP service. Caldwell and Harvey 2213
I Electric Co 23 E. Church. Phone
Ou k Flee __ Ion
._ -T- 0000 34'IAmer. wd $10. Church Edgewater Dr College Park. 2-1972.
Dressed Live Co B 43V % Clements ux St Phone 3-1014. Permanentwave 51811.V .
New. York style and Dra"nPn.n Or. A West 8 7'. .24'. .Co 36 55 574'. 58 Llaht & Traction ___ n_- 15". S. K. Kagaroslan et us to Waldorf V. *, ss up. complete Expert V W
Ark ______ __
Gas A. !
Red 2 Ib up 41 84 ''Detroit Edwon IS 2222 22% Texas Gulf Sulph 2 57'. 57'. 51'. .Nat, 5'. Wazgoner fsd HO. hair rUtlnl; waves laboratoryte ELECTRIC RAZOR SERVlC- ASHPOMACINE REPAR
hn __ __ al snlc.I
___ iDist 44 16'% 16 16'% T.a Pac 43'. 4V. 41'. R..rl. un 13'2 First Federal Savings and Assn. ted Schick. Remington .
Red 1H-3 ___ 47 84 I CnrlSnl ClO l Atlantic Co. _______ Lan ve experience Sunb.m. Barto .. next to Colony ,
___ __ 17*. 17'" 17". Tex rae 29". 29\. 0 4 to Lee Rencher et sir New parts and razors in Teater
heavy -- _ --__ 48 82 Dm. h I I _________ 5". Mami SILVER typesof ( I Winter Park 93.
47% 45'. 47ViDresser Tide A Oil 39 23'. 23'. Br..tH A..ron..teal hh et to Max Dr.Rosle BfAuY SALN-Al Mr. Olson. San Juan Pharmacy. 5569.
light __ 41 W.I. 23. Adcok u .
nn o 0 3 Alnraf 0 Barium S _________ 5i. and In
Trans-America . 6 0 WEL DRILLJGW. lpra1
53 52'.2I qed REFINISHED.
55 21% 20' 2P.
IDd..t 0 I Creole Pet.. Corp. 37 I.Rath Lucy. Phone 6220 21 W. Pine. FRNlRE- gph- '
Trans & Weit Ar 9 --nnu E. Carbon to F. E. Youngs et nxwd I .maler 2".2"
duPont de N _12 lBS 183 18SEastern 174. 16'. 17TnCoot Repair Shop.
The seven nations in the Arab -E- u h I Corp 3'? 6', 64. 64.Tweni Cle: Service . _n nn___n_ 37"i $10. .t..d an Insl.1 .el Juml
Washington St. Dial 2-1168.
League have an area nearly 150 Alrl ___150 17V. 16, 17"4 C-toa ___ 52 23". 2ila 22\. ( Bond'. Share Co. u_ IHe F. E. Youngs et ax to David W. Whldden 15. Schools and InstructionAUTO in natural on PItA plan .r write .
to Airplane Corp. 3' FURNITURE REFINISHED French. Phone 6.
UUnion FathUd h aGlen et wd $10. In".o. fa.
ux
Eastman Kodak . 24 43'. 43'. -
the size of Palestine. Alden Coal Co---------- 19'. John Franklin Wson i >x to Roy Learn to drive. wood or color Pick up today WELL DRILLING We equipped
tmes El Power Lt 67 17'. 16'% 17 Bag & P V 30'.5 3H. e E SHOL are
6 31.
I o Humble .
Oil A deliver Oa,l.
Re'------------ tomorrow. Jt
714Hecla
Com .
nerson. 8 15% 14% 15'. Union Carbide nn 119 Cbapman ,0 $1. ruel..r prepares you Sle.ar to drill halo. and deep weljs. Any
'iris RR __1__nn___51 8 8% I I Union ou Cal _uu li 24". 249. 10: Kauer-Frazer Mining Co--------------. _______ 10 14>%.. Earl L. KelDr Ci. sa t. Floyd )Wingertetug for State Driver s Test Orlando Auto Ph. 2-1493 .Ire UP to No water .. pay _ _ _
School
h nh : call 2-4879 FLOOR 38 montho
Everaharp 36 11% 11 Union Pacific 130 I Specialise down. t. pay
-F- n -0- I United An Line.---=:1J 171. 1:1.ln:: : : ln. Star .Co--------------- 21 R. L. Cannon et us to Edna W. Shook mtg I BALLROOM DANCING All types. ANDINGFlnl.hlnl.tratm..nt.. 20 Nothlnl. Well Drilling and Pump Sup-
___ __ '
Hudson Pw. __
Corp.
Farm Tel ft Rad I 74 7V. '19.Plreston. Aircraft __ 2H. 22'. 23\. 8'kI $5.750.B. Private and clase Ph. yrs. experience. Modern equipment. Ply. Route 3. Winter Garden Road
n I
I Uoted I NUes-Beement-Pond Co. ______ ___ 103. F. Fosgato In.trcU..n.
100 Key al Charles
I O. White et to .
I ? Work guaranteed. Phone '
T 3 49 49 49 Stri h 3 4 1 3-1066. Jane Studios. W. Lc.nad. Ir..mpt Orl.nd. P. 08.
I _._ II. ; Pantepee Oil of Ven. ___________ 10'SherwlnWtlllams 1 agreement for deed $2.25O. Dek.on 2 I service. C. R. .
Fllntkote nn___ 1 35' 34% 35'. United Corp 1 3" 2 2' __-_________ 71'. F. Fosgate et ux to E. Central. non till 10 p SAMPLE AVAILABLE of th large 2-
Florida Pow. .. .__ 13 13% 13' United Fruit 53 53'. Charle S.mue HOME SERVICES General bmild
1 113. Srhulte. Inc. _nn___________ et ox assign of contract SCHOOL OF REAL law and repairs; bedroom bungalow.
Fruehauf. Tra Pf 78 V. 78 78 8'% United Gu Imp 2 20'. 21 Whi. ESTAT. roofing new construction. any- It for you for 57250 on your lot.
2 Stand P. to Light _________n____ .. B. Brown et ux to Sue W. Batchelormta practice Prepare .amlnaU..n. G
Tax Questions I -G- United M k 1 33 161'. 16ii Technicolor _uun____ 13 $1.20O. brokers and salesmen 139 E. Pine St. where. Ph. 3-191. Jowswell.HOUSES I Gardner Real Elat... 409 8 Orange;
: -. 1 9% 9% 9% S Gypsum 1 10145 Textron .. _nUnu______ 14U Affidavit of R D. Elam. Phone 6568 WASHE by SteamLuxproceso. _phone 2-48 _ _ _ _._
| _===== 18 12 11% 12 U S Induo Chem 38 37 38 United ____ ____ -
I Corp. .
grb -- -- 18'. Lewis Brown et ux to B. Brown et ux ADULT .. longer than bI PORBUII.DING ADVICE and Information -
__ _____ 77 34' 34% 34'. U S U U'. I SHOL-Of Edueat. AP- c.an
n R.bb. 1 4 W. Va. Coal 4t Coke 171I wd $10. any Very reasonable.Eatimates on construction financing
00 o I and .the metho. c..U.
30 35" 35% 35V.Oen U 5 Steel 71 757.F .
n.n 6 7" .t ux to foxier A. Mouas Wash.Ing Let help you plan. Mills)
i Motors ======= 95 514. 55% 57 I ,FLOID FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DzIer A. DV.D. $10. efficiency. Parliamentary Law. f..rra Co. Phone 2-3825. and Nebraska.
Investor and Business men are ,Gen. Pub Utll 62 12 12% 12V.Gillette Vie Wh 2 4845 1 ;I ful Public Speaking Class sl.r Jan.
nn Cem Un 4 4 AP> New York priceson H. Stanford et ox to "
Edward
_____ JACKSNVI CtIen. Enrollment begins ISth. I HOLIDAY Wall. woodwork -
{ Sal 32 32 niw .10 554. 1th. 8EVlC
Invited ask for
t ns copies I 1 301 VleCh..mWk.P trlt .et.bl.as reported Bank. mtg $3500. 30. Good Flares To Eat
e Olmbel Bro .__._ 21% 21% 1l..rlda Tlu.Ue. E. Pine St Phone 6566 Orlando fof waxed. Before _
I y Federal-State Market News. Service to B. E. CummIngs et uswd
a. Informative booklet discussing I and Xmas
Goodrich iBF) 0. 557\ 57' Walker ''HI 0 W 3 20". 20'. 20'. : $10. afe "Autrey.2-4307. WHEN IN DAYTONA for a
1M pertinent Income Tax: Goodyear TAR 18 43' 42'. Walxorth C. . I 10', 10 10'. Snap Beans bu Plentiful few Harry A. Leiden et ux to Carrol a. Watson TUTORING In alf hUh school sciences. HOUSES WASHED Screens andwindows. day or a week-end .SJAC enjoy
Mot 20 :5'. 5'. 54 Warner Brog 12'. 20-30.. and by Look paint Job..
questions of particular Interestat Oraham-Palr Pct 11' 3 25. poorer and wasty et ux wd $10. math..maUc Enel.h Ik. a good sea platter or lobster.
pt 28 36'. 36'. 36% West Ind Nut 26' .. fo
1 26' B..U. 1 75-2 75. few 3 few City of Orlando to Mr. Fred C. LeRoyWd experienced schl Ph. Free .tmat. luaraDtH' deviled crab fresh fish
Val..ntne
is''time of rea. 'I Oreyhound Corp 6 11'. 11. 11'. West UD Tel n_ 20'. 20 20'. OO. Wax 3 50-4 OO. 0.f... $250.B. Winter Park. 16816. Call . f2t. right out of ."aahett.ocean .1.0. grade
Oulf Mob' Ohio 30 12% 12% 12% V Wntlni Air Br _0 1 36. 38 364. Avocados flat 7-10s 20. few 50.9II 250. E. Cummlngs et to Zulftm A.he HOUSES WASHED-Windows. cleaned AA Western 5tC5k5V hop. and chle-
Write or call personally for iQulf nhU_ 33 71% 70% 71% W..tnl EI..e. 0_ 29". 289 29Wh..lnl \. 8ta.l..nl.. pint few as 40. wd S10. I. Travel InformationAIR. general repairs estimatea. free. ken.. One block from the beach lathe
-HBayes Steel _n_ I 45'. 45 I. 45". bu hamp.r. City of Winter Park to Whom It May i Any small house In Orange County Gilbert prices reasonableSegular
a copy of this i Mfg 14 746 7V 7 .. 1 22'. 22" 22"aWIO..land ll Dmr.tcRouDd Hotel.
booJ.lr. Whle n n. 3 75.Cucumben Concern cancellation of lien. I BUS. waiLed 818. Ph. William tuncheona. lie
Homestake MID :=== S 39% 38% 39 18 5'8' STAMSIP-Teht.tour 2-421 .
: 8" bu fine quality 00-6 50 Orlando Development Co. to Sue MEU- ; and Choice m-lnes.. and on tap
f porto fully HEATER CLEANING furnaces UP
Heaters b..r
_.
'Holon Oil 83 28% 27 27 i 1 1" 11'. fair 1 SO-3 OO. barber et al wd S10. I .
HudsonMotor _____ 34 20'% 19'. 20 Wnoi.orth Endive Chicory bu 1 Ruckle et to Edmond J. Vorm- authorized and bnd..d travel consul thoroughly vacuum cleaned. to EaCU8ran.e
-t- 'FI 1 501.70.Eaeaeol. R C. ux tant. repaired for Winter.. Ph. 5668. 31. Good hints
Worthln" P
ALLEN CO.L''ESDIE''S 60'
& O" 5044Youngst a OO-2 SO.Kumqnata et ux qrd $10. I oti.
from .
across Chamber of .
'Illinois Central __. 38 26 26 26 -Y- .
t Alan C. Tate, ct ax s* Guidon T. Cb u- I MEAT CURING and smoking in Central and .pefralt
I' I Interlmke. Iron _._ 8 xd 13% 134 13'. Sh .T 0_ 1 7ev. 7494 754.Zonits Lettuce .101. Remain I 50- Cell et ux. mtg $650. E.Building.Central Orlando: ph. 8393.Travel leYc.. 118 Florida e most modern frozen .nd juicy Corns
lot Harvester 2"8'7 87% -z- food notify br .r.t. .
Deinsar to Ass C. Gravel I locker plant. We you aDd pick your own. $1 bsobel.
Int Nick Can 61 26" 26- 26% Product. 8 I 5% 6Approximats 2.00.Limes 28 bu cartons 2 00. 1ba car et 5L a m.H Ialter AIR. BUS. STEAMSHIP Reservations card when. your meat I. red and day sod Sunday W. .hlp north. Jnr
511 tal Bldr. TeL 2-2772 lot P.P 25 54' 53" 54% tlnal total J.teda 1,220.- Ala C. 0 raveae t u. to Delmar B. and tickets. Authorized agents all i guarantee aatixfaction Plant opendaily anteed delivery. 82 bushel plus luar-,
Inl o Tel 53 13U 12%, 000b' Squash bu Yellow. few 8 SO. Italian type P.lml. mtg 12.0. lines. Snnnlland Travel Bur.au 3 8 n. Central Florida QuickFreeze press. 219 N. Tampa corner W.
I.V Eaut Pine. Phone S3OI. and Storage Co 401 W. 13th
large 3 50-3 00.Tomatoes \alace Smith to Hugh I Washington. 2- 074._ _ _ _ _
lugs 6x6 holdovers 6 2S. Adams et $1. and Nassau. All 1 St. Sanford. Fla.
CRUIE8Huana KINO CO -Our tree
Wayne R. Ruf et to Laura C. Simmons Travel Agency, MASON. Carp..nt..r. "ork-lmnen. FRU. from deleo.
DUN AND .OSTREET et win .. $3.750. 118 E 8393. etc langa or rln..d .ur "rY
C.ntral will b. glad to
blo. n.thlnl 10 la : for shipping.
NEW YORK (UP) Dun and Bradstreefs. Laura C. Simmons et sir to Wayne R redy
HAVANA. CUBA. HOLIDAY 5.11K.penge .- to Phfn. take your .rde. Guaranteed denver
Ruff et nx. w d $10.Edward
dally weighted price index of 30 basic .
to AnthonyC. tours. Lanier Travel ServIce. MOTH boles neatly woven; In good order
J. et dlar.t.
commodities compiled for United Press Hansen et Urbach.1. S4.50O nx 30 I Pine Street Phone 8301. .. picot edging Also nice fruit for home use. 1.0
ECTROLUP ((193O-32 average equals 100)):
dayaerv Ice lOe a yd . a bushel for and '
; : -
Robert .unn.
Yesterday 30226 Butler Freeman et ux & John PITTSBURGH. PA.-Young couple desire ..aant..d .
also have
n. Ouun Tavlorlng: fur coats re- bushel for
Snipes d. $10 ride around Dec. 20. Share In.d. .r.Irlt.
.
Thursday _____ __ 30279 own con
-- -- -- -- paired Ph nice! your
L. T Hunt to Martha O. Walker, < and a.on.bl. 2-1871 tan.erlne
et ux expen Vivian.
Week ago ._ .__00 -_ 29825 . drt.lnl. Cal .. Washington
Month ago ________, 29144 S d $10Nicholas 8104. bpt..n 1 : OFFICE MACHINES REPAIRED 111
Year ago .__ 24136 Marlon et ux to Robert Scott Our service guaranteed Ceck NAVEL ORANGES- Sweet. Juicy tree
1847 high Dec 19) ._-nnhh______-- 302 B7 et ux. ..d. $10 17. Hauling and Moving George Stu.r. 1 S. Main S. phone I ripened Bring your own baskets
'; 1947 low (Jan. Ill 23280 Rb.r E. Cal.an et u" tn The Fnt 8188. 81 SO per bu Weekday morning only.
) UUhn B. .t mtg 51600C.rco AERO MAYFLOWER 1722 Virginia
TANSI C. PLUMBING Gas Fitting Bill KIng D
ct Inc to MaHel Rob'Ton .d $30. Long distance movlnl. Cal .. guaranteed repairs Phone 6OS9. ORANGES tl bushel: t.nlrne
< < < < < - er Van and 8t..r... free Residence 1729 Grand. U 25 bushel-half 65e:
COTTON CLOSING also local moving. storage H. Clark. Winder-
NUmate. baskets 45c. B.
"Gifts for All Occasions" NEW ORLEANS (AP Cotto's futuro. ad- packing caUnl and shipping. PIANO TUNING and repairing. Quality mere
"an.d here on trad. boying. 8 7988. workmanship at reasonable
Closing lI'.t.rd.1 were dy cents to 9S 140 D. _! prices. Fully g ganan teed. Call S300. I TEE RIPE FRUIT for ahlpping and
The Smart Gift Shop cents a pres bale higher. 5 ASSURED LOW household ship Associated Store for lmmedtateoervice. h.me u.e. Pb. 2-554.42' N. Shine
meat N. Y.. all coastal
Open High Low Spdal.t 8t
Clo PLASTER PATCHING Also Stucco 4-
S Cor. Sooth \ and Orange Ave. Dec. 36.21 36.2 36.OS 3.261 UP 1 Orlando points. Ablt, So. Orange Ave. repairs. Call Oober. Telephone TURKEYS-All .Ie. Hd.r smoked
March 36.3S 36.13 up 240.J"OR .
ready
3.3 3.35-3 9948. to serve Wider. Inter-
I Phone J 3112 May _._ 35.92 .! 35.73 35.1 UP 1O VAN A STORAGE CO.- Isken Rd .
1 July, 34 63 34 6 34.43 63.6 up 12 loads or from New PLUMBING 8EVICIW.at C..ntr.1Plumblnl ECo"I "
t
N. THE S for 28 years In Orlando -
Mn C.
n 31 68 up I York or en route. estimates Ph. 1
Oct 3.6 3.61
3.5
Night 7518. and finest
-bid. SZBfi or 135 N Main St !. 2-2231 rirrns paeklnl .hlpplnl United
PAINTING-Rouse Is an art: frit t. any
FIDELITY STORAGE and WarehouseCo. palnt"l States and Canada. See Leon for
NEW ORLEANS (AP) Soot cotton cloned axents for Allied Van conserve your Impr.p yourhome.
gift for perfection.
"MISERY"TKat your package
6ul Lne. Paint safe P. Curtis 1
ttaady SO r.ntsa bale higher. Sales 2 IM> Inc. Information without Stanley ;
Wet Central Avenue: phone
<: lea middling 31.7S; middling 36.00; on local and long distance movins. 8S2Q for p.tm.tnPAlNGPa.rh.ncnl. 422DELICOUE
good meddling 3.4 receipts 6.51; stock Also packing and crating. S6- By home made plea made
Yen Often Get From .t.nn. Uln
lumbago end at the Clover Grill. 7 S
18.11.NEW 61 W Jack ton. Call 7-3184. .ncfd sn"
Court take ordr f-r- all kInd
?
RHEUM ATlf pain. Brought on by Local moving 4121. I B. Price A Sons
KNOLLENBERQS
ORLEANS 'APAn.e ag.er is. of pies Reasonable price. 7150.
I I I 5% 5 I dampness and bad middling S/16ths-inch cotton at 10 Southern o- storage crating packing Also PAIN ESTIMATES-Color sugges Clover Prill Ph
wfabr. sends many folk to the store spot markets yesterday was cents abate scent for Deleher'g Long DistanceMoving ton.. Reliable painters rcommen- I
S BOOL At Olldden'a.. [ On Next Pace]
SOS Dial 4993.
-- Often Contnued
you start to feel I higher at 36.14 sapoun d; a".rfor Ma 1t. .
quirk relief after the first apoonful. Cau. age the past 3 market days 35.0.
tion: r B only as dUece Buy Middling 78.nch, average 3433 -
C-122.
pound. i I I DOW-JONES AVERAGES
I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
I Citrus Auctions 1 NEW YORK (UP)
lilt lllllIllIllllllIIllI, Daily Stk Open High Lone Close Met Ch
I Inds 178 U 17848 IIP 141
= Come In and Look Around! i 0 RANG 8td.ESFlorIda Boxeg J 2 Hails 17.3 47.61 11.1...4 47.S4 4*.I.1. '..5
.$ = Md. Boxes R. T.Dn- i I I U .l" 3 I n.1 12.78 3.9.p'..
Wll bd. C
t Boxes1CTTT .S Sf k. 62.CS .)) 12.5 6J.M up 1.4
| CHRISTMAS GIFTS -Market term Car Lee. Car Atg Car Atg. Car Avg. Car Ave I Transactions in stocks used in averagee
New. York CUT genera;: lower) 1 2 35 14 2 59 6 3 87 1 4 04a 25 1 43 yesterday: 1".4 r.ilrd. _ _ _
Philadelphia hither) _n__ 1 2 92 5 2 64 -- ___ 371 7 1.29 Indu.tral.
FOR EVERYONE >1 gI Bo--n .neh.ne.d' _n._nn__ 0 1 247 __ __ 4 ..11 utilities, 3,6 total 25.6.
| : P.-.h -higher) _______ ___ 12'1 __ 2 4 17e 41.1 Bonds: Close Net Ch.
C... snn about ateadT 0 _____ __ __ 4 4 09d 1 44 Bonds __ u____. 575* u. tylie _______
__ rh aai urreBUlarl ____n_ _. A 3.31 -._ D 44". 1 32 I ) ht Rails _unn__._ 10272.0(503 _ _
1 I INo. STo.tn: ''Slightly lower) .____ _- 325* __ ___ 5 4 3oe 2 1 S3 I. 2nd Haile _nn_____ 54 II up Sit
/ MOSES PHARMACY ( 'r.nnal "i;ghtiy higher) __- _ 5 2 57 _. __. 2 ::"f I 138 ieut.it 101.3* UP S 12
V STORE SALES r>.-o- few 265 . 3 ?? JO te Ind. 100 M v. '.11
highert------------- ____ _
( < .. .. I 3321 I 205 1, _
w ONLY 1-1101 Colonial Dr. TeL 2-3467 :iav .1 L.npld 'Val ._ ..." ,._ 2 2 S3 3S 254 9 3 87 47 417 68 134 P0011GW gXCHANOEI .
Ill :
= F = a-irr.ulsr; b-higher; e lower. d-absut steady; e.bt unproved. 1- I JIZW YORK 'AP'/ CIOI"I '.r.l.n e.
No. 2 308 S. Orange Blosm. Trl. 9552 NO"Z store generally .ted, g-eneral higher. I change rates follow 'Gret Brttall dol
Alo have
_______ limited number New Saper-Powered Ia,,. others In cents"
GRAPEFRUIT (Seed} Canadian dollar in New York marI
nationally arlierti ed Tank Vacuum with ol
6 ((11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111The Florida Std lad I ket 1 3, 16 per cent. discount 81%1
lO-year written V> > of cent.
jniarantee. p our layaway S 4. BOxes I U. 8 C"Dt. up 3'18 a
plan to a"ure Chritmas deliYeryV Car WlrD Atg. V : at Britain S403V.. unchanged -
CTTT-Market tn A.. Cr A"I. Cr France 'Franc' 84"L. of a cent, 9n.ch.nIH.
New York City (steady) _n______._ ___ 1 1.1 1 1-07 1 97 Sweden
Philadelphia higher) uu____ __n__ __ ___ __ ___ 257 (Franc) 23 40, ..
Cleveland ________________ ------ -- --- -- --- changed
Chi.-ago ( HO.fr 0 ________ ___n____ -- --- --- -- --- I LatinAmencaArgentina free 2502 oft
Stouls(10 e.mmen&nn___________ -------- --- -- - I .01 of a cent Brazil free 5.50. unchanged. -
Cincinnati lower) _______________ __________ __ n_ -- --- -- I ; Mexico 20 112. unchanged.CHICAGO .
Dot 0_--nn___________ --------- -- --- -- --- -- --- ----
I B'i ? _=====___-.-=:==:== :-:----- --I -IBS- -i 1.07 2 iII '? CHICAGO ''AP') C6DA PRODUCE B\tte weak,
price unch.ni t two r"Dt pound;
GRAPEFRUIT (Seedless) AA 93 seor 87; 92-8 90-83.5;
II 8td Inil. RI,. Tessa C _7S Eggs weak; price \ to four
home of fine Innerspring Mattresses and CITY-Market Una "ML Boxes wirebd. Boxea Bozea e..n' a dopn J.e large NO. 1 eztaa
62-63; No. 2-
New York City (steady) ______ -- 3 2 11 3Jt -- --- 11..1 No.1.
teas 56-57: No. 54-55
Matching Box Springs. : 2-55 ; _ _ _
I higher -
Philadelphia --- -- J \Jj0commeod" esuremt receipt* -49
Cleveland' __ ___ -j I si _; --- 3B 5-39 5- da ; checks
;__III ___ leO 1JS fear JW --- 2 4ft
Drop in today and see QUALITY built Into Cbhaao (n ---- |
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_ _ -5 423 S. ORANGE AVE., ORLANDO st. Louis __un-__ u 2 _- 2 24?* If oysters are immersed rar-
Cincinnati Oomert ----- --
these fine -- -- ------
4 sleep inducing products. Detnait ---- -__._.__ ----- -- -; .- --- 1 270Bal'06or. lionated water for five minutes
'
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-=-V- I Tetala* .:::::::::::-:::-::::=" ::::" few-- -222- --e -n- -331-- 13 13* they are much easier to shuck.
i .f
Good Thing te Eat S3. Article for & >!. 33 Article for Sale 83. Articles for Sale
1UFE early oranges right tress the AIB COMPRESSORS 24 COMTORTS One bn! 33 ArtIcles for Sale 33 Articles for Salescirrrtrwy
stock for iCs.2 1 boys: SIS one satin
I rumfco
IT,... We pack and ship AJea Immediate delivery P and Caa be ec : new never-sued (17 . 1023Wilfred
Ore, Lagg CaC.rhJ:1 Ph 7684. Supply C*. C30 W .. (lit. between noon and 1 p aa at 301OS Dl SOFA Our-. ,.t S,aM Wt MAPLE Fret Ic at,. SWa1s '
KttiJ : ::hnpbnar* (E: Fr .;
32. Article for Rent AUTOMATIC WAT HEATERS CABIN CUE -1.s 4; priced al itj.s.t7Y. : es&.t Jo W n er_ Park if MMCH
Moris and lerD 10. IS J and BICTCIX-26. boys. good tOL 15 sae; aeo Archie SPA 7w.n beds errs: of drsw.r 'TE 4. PeSjpek,5v I
40 taJOB Phone ; tic ins bame News pa ads.
BULLDOZER with palmetto rak 4- Wlt Puk. ,at Sanford Boat works.CAMERAS "-1 p cces Coleman heater JQ4 advent .
aD A fw table top and 35 H.iCey ; 2-3872. org travel. omira. Bow RXGI8TKHBD
Cou.5 c -
due Hourly or rontad. .Ier.. 3 Reason BABY CAJGJtol' gasoline -Spanus Fnlvue. Box type teads Camera Shop 1039 S Orange Blonde and > ,
..tmal. Phone _ _ .a ledac lawn with reflex Southland SHOWKR.-.OO66 call 3-isis
2-42:7. A lo condition. a Hobbs "TU. coadlilos. _ (tales, (to !h ,
DRAGUNB-New-0 yd Jarc 2630 Elixaoetb St Shop 217 N Main oppczltg Post of- '
c Willard and Keiser Torn Theater I- : S4 C.I 4 fo fub t_ BARGAIN-.Orange
Orlando. Fia f".. phone Bell 10pt washing grading. SPORTSMAN A
Bl 346 Ph block Colonla1t.a; B 1ST _, aad
513. and polishIng machine tn
ir -
er _ _ _ Etfy' l T r. -i zIa7 SI KEEN WIRE Brass nee.t 3.Avs good '
ASBESTOS SWING new Am CABINET Sew One Of and bronse. 24 : 'r<;.':on Or wi.l! rent .ad1In. and ;
-T4
and .0.1. HARDWAI
DER AND alM metal trim; for Telephone w.1 :o 48. Saws hasuners. bits oui.d:ng Orange _ ,
hardware oa
iRA EI 4i8 Bkwsom TraIl.
asbestos 15. 3327. More lok b.Uder .
s.
p11w
ft 1..aU Te ."els. and otber tools 223 .
: PI80 0 .
aD flr pUhr. thousand ; .al ad cast iron or Winter Park eil-J TROPICAL AND .
a Jn. .
bud BEDROOM \ .
Wclolr Mdw" 3281. R e- SUITS-Maple; ciecUlcrefrigerator vent l fl"a; HdwalURED fish 1M.s.;
a
and Nebraska N.braa :
FtRNITCRE FOR RENT-Comfortable Il Il -. .. range. antlquea. : TODAY TI BOARD for bath :34. Arttclfs U anted gettsh: Stoic
clean Why bur at Inflated ANTIQUES-Choose from large curios many other lem The Opportunity CIRCULATING FPCES-S..r rva ad kitchen; medIcine Catfish (I Har"
p' u? Sola. wing chair tablet desk collection for Chm.lifts Wes- Shop Maituad s.zes. our dor snli. ant ; j *&&' .ab.i c-s. l.a IrcD boards Try ADDING MACHINE 10 key electric wood Dr '. WIB'e
lamp other Item. For 1ormUa ches_Trading 2 Cfaarch Post Office units to eneos l 1 -, '.1: and 2 :vate cart..Phone 1741 TROPICAL
pho',e 197.FR _ _ _ ANTIQCES-Chiaa. art goods silver BRCCI FLOOR CLEANER-Never arc r.l. TOMORROW * SCREEN WIRE-Bronse and ahusU BAND INSTRUMENTS lied, a ay shipment of FtBH r' .
BANDERS New American furniture sales .te on fine floors Us Bn.CeDe. CRISTAS LIGHTS -SUM coffee .i r.": Al widths Screen door grills. coed itio n. \e;ion Music House 211 :eapardLS asv.i
new edser. Reasonable rates Al mr. Terrific ba.aU.pr.at Or Smyth Lumber .. N. la e.. toat.rs. & clocks i 0 M. .< ard N.braa N. Rosa"rd._phone 5a3 Neb aska2_ ioTRAINBD ,
_ :
C R 1805 Railroad. suet sets fancy pottery;
Burke 8 Bumby 51 lano. largest collection Demies al. fl.ln.ad si\ISG MACHINES Factory rwr -
HOSPITAL Bale*. 733 W Church: 2-0156 fruit bassets at 222 W. CcnlisJ .1': guaranteed like new; portable DIAMOND RING eBts Oivo fal: qarr"f
eelcraft ft.
BOAT 26
Cruiser
-
BEWbel cbaln Hdw _ _ : AND EVERY DAYGIFTSHOPPING ai . Wiggins ar':.1&ra anti 10.,1 prre. Ilea fast and a crSrunky
Orlando four ; C347
Used
O .knc. Cu APARTMENT GAS KITCHEN-Com- sleeps as demonstrator - vnl. A nO SStar.rttS.NrrrRE. Creek f
iinactPh 1287, nlht MI7TPEWRTiR'R with 4-ft gas Will sell at liberal discount 115 COAT-Genuine plucked otter. ]. SCOOTER-CashmaB. good as new Law. Rt 4. Box
AL-Special ranse pl.t sink cabinet rdn..al.Ideal for h p Chrysler motor. Diamond T. length size 36 natural color luf : e' < make some boy or girl happy
rat.. Check .an.. 1 unit Pull a. Sa,e. i Service C. 103 S OrangeBlossom 5.bat t match. Pefec c : v. 1 t; s'm. A barons for osxo 1SED. pb S-nca. et. .'_no- :1l1d '
with George Stuart. 1 8. Iu SUph .bl..ma Modera AppJ_. Ins 4.& TwBATROM (1OOO. Phone 347 BickeClermont : HELPS .' S8S. jooo .1 Ave It 10150cmPCIINTIURE.Uned
F:a N. H
ne81S8_ _ _____ 10r''_ _ _ _ SCALES -''Borg Mag REDS F
TTPEWRITERS make, ako add- ADDING (165 numbers easy to read.BumbyEardware DINING T AB1 chairs and buffet S A ;NO MACHINES-Singer a PU.II:; $. 50AiUei.caSt
In. machines by week or month. WACL'E'r.. B.n.ss 102 W Chars S. Very .Apply t 4OO ...c'at.e also Singer staves tea *n i _
tmm.dlate d.l.r E H.
-
Office Equipment Elclan. Smith Equip 39 N Orange Are. BOAT-1frit: resisting metal Broad syDEWALT ,_ __ Lk. Ave sewIng macldB. ..call before you N H. RKDS 4OT
Corona A..nt. 220 s.; B5. Phone S4S4 16 H.P Neptune POWER SAWS -"DA FlNA- .n-o sell We cay -tow prices. SewoU Soc each I air
\ Also Paris
TOOL RENTAL-Paint sprayeri; skll-- KUlarney Flaning Camp I r;" TburBMod FursUtBre Co. 2 w. Fine Co \> mites r.. -
..... bnh_ .. power mOWCeSfioonnc ; AUWUiU BAT and Champion o.t Ki! .13.. Fl. metal p aners N.I J. saws D. dr1 Logan . ,",,'' on RaYlld O Mats. 7CS 't St. Dial 4070.,_ _ _ win 17-02 _
hone P.a .
a 5 i lit St
equipment concrete mixer bard 10tO' p.er. : E GIFT SPCOTTER
ClraonLR
telephone. Wount Dora 3733. RICh
and misr Youni 100 boat trailer . CORE'BAGS-mu- tropical < : 1 WILL BUT remove or saw jour FftiERS .
1 UTILITY
VARNISH
Tol .
W Washington R.ntal non All for (325 Mr Whiting handmade DINiNG 'Tetuh.na guSts trees. Can King Bulldia agE hens Telepho
613 Delaware .taa.Cloud 251 N Orange ROM SV1TE-6 pieces setof -- 'd .un. wterro. t Lasnber Castpaay telephone 1423 Vironia r-
n. 728'l-
HALL-IT Sri .pht. Special .
Rental trailers dl.h. .maI wine pr. 2278 --- pfoe
types and sizes. for every pu A BICYCLE-Boys'. 24. (15 Phone CASEMENT SAH-"AD.r.a": com West "a"bank A. 1'llt. P.rk. 33. Articles for Sale for Sale S j 50 per ES on. Bumby Hardware ORANGES grapefruit aaa UBgerhus SNYD5 QUA 17 .
Zf!,elent and pi.. will Lt 33.rttle l 0.J W. Church Highest give ,
; rourteou .nic. Fairbanks WlotrrPark. 8-8461 market prices palS L. K you lane:
__
___ .
show them Smyth Lumber MOrange
Co. GAS C. S.
Trl.r Service Fairbanks and BABY new Make and STO\'E-Aparmpnt 15. PIAOU.h! mahogany Lester SPIN ALUMINUM GREASE SEISi'sit Bronson 3-1226 Certified.
Clay Winte Park 97. me CARRIAOELk R.lrd. _ DEEP .PD': Used only 5 monlh Rearrablr and pepper to (2 .. OLD OOLD--We par SIsSies price ed hand-culled c
YOURSELF 2:13. CARPET S cEEPE 'Wagner"Konth WEAl -I Telephone Bumby 102 match for d amends, old goid pedigreed breed: c
D Ti-WORK Ret FENCE-H.ai.aeirxir.: 39 in 2-483. H.t'wa. watches
BULLDOZER -42. K hand carpet S sired New lEssor-
an.d
or polisher Itroela Al. Cai.r Vktor1 Pumps 01 all types. and 46 .n. polIcy: n"ID. hardware STONE broken jewelry teeth silverware
H D 10
sweepers (8 45 Slorex Co- a. ; rellsole and Barred RCK .
PIWb WAT KWlt
little .1\ 1 anIl dar KII PA1STSGPAPEING t
Smyth Lumber Co Brrkman
Sons
139 N
.very log fixtures and cloth You guessed . Orange .
d
.
1.1 sun Wiste
N Oranie and Railroad bl.d. .bl. power .ocr 25 E Pin Phone :316 A crt .aranf. KOtfoD. PIt.PIANOUpright .I. aD suesB for I
unit recently o.rhaull. CASH REGISTERS Immediate delivery work ..aran.d. 35 months t :t aa Nebraska 1. ,: ; 'iii:b> Hardware Io West Church OFFICE MACHINES and furniture Sovdcr Fa m ..6Ssiuitmerfiet
priced Box 9b5 LIBBY IRALUA.N. 711 West jet our pr ces heck with George
33. Article for Sale PhoneJTIJS on Nationa! and Ohmers. Church Street 9869DU FRIGIDAE All ."Ia A-I. used piano Case no 51 Stuart 13 S Main St Ph 515$. Flurt.uthkisAj
BOAT-14 ft: -bottom: 42 HPo New and rebuilt Florida Cash Register .I.phon raste New U""prD mu.h good but action and tone 10NAL-StA-3.. modern. : .
ANTIQUE FOOT needlepoint motor. and & 1578 N. 220 S Main; 885O crib mattress ills Daupb. cfl ent. For quick sale ("9 5 No . room set. 2 bed
cover. (IS STOL .It WInter Park 'LINE-KoroceaL The new -" -- -- FVRNACES-COIeyP.O. Phone calj. Associated, Stores. 14 N. room sets oil stove ice bos. recon- PIANO-Grand. Phone 64VSZ key ranch Ph v .
practically new (18 vacuum.anr.clae. BAT AND KICUaN..12'pr. CTHE clothes line strandedand PONT HOUSE :AUn'-1 6O per lemp or VIm. Keen Orange diuoned Actfll.lr D-
(10 Phone 141.J Winter ParkARMY with sold wire Knox A Co.. 25 gallon la ones (2 ga on In of .ay. sasesseace o .. Immediate dehv oat PAINT u HOUSEDwFwnt. (561 tors. 2300 . WE'PU-I25 fOr' your old-drop head 4S.partment.. :
.NAVY SURPLUS Champion twin outboard motor ex E_ Phone 2.1163. fives. Also Tufco red barn pointitemi.paste crY and ins'al.:a:ion. 513 VirgInia per gallon in ones U.5 per gallon: SHOT inCH S-I2. 16. and 2 Singer sewing machine regardless
wool blankets. GDSAI rellent condition (155 451 Ollle .. ELECTRIC Telechron" > (J 4 err gallon in ones Ph 2OJ46FUR D in 1.rs Also Tufcote bar paint gauge .n a .1.Uon a of age or condition Phone 3-2341 CLOSE IN I be::
mattresses clothing combat Winter,Park. 164-M CLS Elec'ric:' and "Westclox (3 30 per gallon in flees Large a 'tessi.pa5tei.. (3 40 per gallon in ones Knox Stores Co, :B Phone HIGHEST \RKET PRICES"paid for front w ng BOmn :
ah. bass bt BED SPREAD crocheted All"Gnn.1 Johnson Co, : ment J..t rK..d Present CATHoter bark maskmt (J 30 per gallon in flies Large shipment 2-3163. Ph SOICLOSB
tavebn. a.lalor's H.D .tl Ele'r 2 trans are that house paint win la oranges grapefruit and lanzrriBcsLester .
. bug bombs; pup tents; thousands 910; hostess aprons hot pads. E Phone 518.HITTOY advance soon so cel1 Will acri- Jut received Present tndica SCREEN DOOR HARDWARE-Binges. White. 3.1226. 08LoSeiractivo
of terns All roads lead to MorgansSalvage PIn.. block from Lorna 102 . prJe. Bumby Hard.a.. fl. Ph4. turns are that paint w soon lth. braces springs etc Kaex u..d'lurDlt..r.. __ apt -
w
Wagons,
tricyc Church WF BUY
Store ,46_E.burcb ,st._ Doone bus lneBREKFAST dolls buggies _ GAS RANGE F -.table advance in pr H.n.a. 510. C. 25 B Pine. Phone 2310.T' veiling Orlando Furniture Call us Co before uric adults oo'
W Church St. '
AIRPLANE MODELS-Complete stock SET-(25. roc kin It ftc Fair Stor 10 W. Church DOLL CARRIAGES-Tricycles, wag too .. la.aa 10 *" DISC SANDE&C! (61.SO No J store 615 W. Church phoae48(3 season to Apr i;
aad many other children SItu bicycle good PAINT -5 hp gag motor: 1 nens. maid c
Ill.
models and acc..rl. HO-O trunl. (3 flat-iron and STANDS Metal. .n t'Lt. SPRY Pease S. Mo' Dora -
CHRISTMAS
Railroad boats racing Model toaster 3 room set TEE our lay-awav plan on all oitlon Ph 2 6ol. 5 gal nks 315O 8. Orange phone 3 (900 a bedroo
.
.lt.
1.ln base :3.TT .
P metal
tan .o
very (1
supplies Haley'S. 214 N. Orange. 6668 electric r0n..ator. oil b.at. .t.- red metal sl.rdY.legs (1 Bomb Bard Furniture Co, 33: GAS HET b.nler 11 a 15. Blossom Tr.i. Southland Motor New standard make 3*. Fuel Oil and Iloodrust. .250 Apply 54CLOSB
Church 9217 Court
dio rol.a.a, bed wardrobe ware 102 W Church St ____ B..I. r. fora ds1n. Hoover 1 two slice automatic IN Con::
washing and sewing machines; tables HAMPERS FURNISHINGS Collars, bar cieaaer . alter PLASTERING TROW ELS-EKa light (25 Box 309 OILHa. your tanks filled and hi in* ;::.
CLOTHES -
supply D
St.r.Tc'
chairs raoatovea vU many other A'.o 10 am. with now Telephone Or anile 8021
APPLIANCESHot leads aluminum Know or baths and eatrxi
ness :
bargains 1051 N Orlando .. 'Winter in several colors Stores Co toy. 1.Dkpt etc. Knox. RADIATORS. In excellent Stores Co E s.. 1.-3163. and ovrrcoaTt "n- Winter Park TOO McGrxw Fuel Oil joined For light
Bumby Hardware 102 W. Church 2 Pin. 2-3163 GA 2 P. new Brown with t
Point from PakBrRW : .. Phone ..tr Bert. sonal
rangeg 11175 ap St Johnston 2-3129 buttons size 4O O'ncr ___ rates Ph 2
Immediate d.l.r. Spa iatr SUITE-12 piece rock : DRESSES 1 ensemble $. black GALVANIZED PIPE-2 105 ft New service will sacrifice for (30 t IRI'ooDf'orare Get H watt CITRUS AVB 5ed -
sU sizes; Savage Scaly mattresses COTTAGE in trailer camp Partly ''P 40-2 34 s men shoes black further CfiJTS- N. By.r.1Xt. It lasts. For panica.ari sad prim : adults
bd. In
table top 30 gal Wlt beaters city and springs: rok maple kn.-bole furnlbl O ca!h. Phone Win 9. slippers 10'i. other articles: 1218' Tel.pbcnc16 fo PW U D1 call 947 until Juae 1st or 970
f. Al. Cab : _
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radiant beaters; heatersportable ; desk A,I .ood 14O Greenwood, Aipnuc 3> prewar won
(. as new S.Dn- I. '. Feme 1 ISO HP. WOOD Stove and >)inS DVPLU
-- GALVANIZED TtjBS CABIN -
ironers; radios all 20 town Rd Casselberry CHURNS Stone churns with dashers btck.ta-'p Hone Machlagry 430 WKobiiisast. )s grny .0 suit r-
.U DIXIE FLYER and strands special Cashand
aL water heaters -Large. aj steel wagon can: .b..lbaro.s Co sine 38. AUardice Apts.. up or BIO Isquire
( city gas 2. 3. 4. 5 and 6 gallon sizesBumby "p. _
BABY BED-Matching chest; chlldibighthal S89S while they UKyclea. at 222W Ccnical Hdw carry 14O1 WashlBgtoa. TgL6" Highway
coolers: electric roasters; coffee soakers Hardware 102 West Church I.s TYPEWRITER-Underwood standard .
Into play-table all sizes night KIng Fruit Co.
: 66stainless steel link aad .oonrt open Xmas Colonial GAS WATER HEATER-Norge reirleeralOr. -' rebuilt like new. priced to (;0. -_ HAMLIN AVE. 14apartamit .
and .balr. 229 Pasadena PI. pb 5 & 10. 110 E Colonial Dr. .u WOOD Loa slab (2 load I?'
a
cabID.ts.ORLND. SICfE'P.DRAWFRS' breakfast set with 4 chairs; 1424 F.rl Drue nx ,..
CO 210 3 3176 (12 95;- PUMPS deep and shallow slab wood $2.50 a strand delivered
.I.ul. quire 1414
Wilt u S (;.iubcsing otaihintelec- Ram r
APPINC. Phone 45J7ANTIQLES 8ICYCL' 2 br Slid girls ex- (U !5; coffee DRAPERU. lD.. like new: SUB >l cii hurt. mattress. Ph. well Ea'y p.t. nothing dvwa TRACTOR., h p.Piantec. Jr:' (4 so O H Spablrr Bus 116 talL
A..nu. heat I. KURt
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goixl urn :iblS10 b anki(9 9S Whitmircmrni rh able .. and a little aaonth. Bel r.IU..t. plow Tractor Flm roaisbed
Plume r.U.Dt/182
SifI..lace.
bas :4t k.. WashniunOlSLNO I.A3 REFRItthHA told-Sertel ( ,nter Garden Rd 1 aaile east .fOrio Church StTLXEUO WOOU SOB Sunday all
-Visit our unuitual I BED-Complete. (15 unn racquet -We buy sell. tr.d Call at Prrv W; & "u. Vbta Phone and up strands slot al price Cash NEW
Orlamlo
aol Ro.11 34- DUPlEX
stock formal. repair all kinds of a nia 70. Size Price and 14O1 W WashiBgtuB Tel Ai
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where an evei changing strol.r' .h. Sl'lE. COlL or phone Park 199 i.I tarry
vites dally inspection for the collee ..d.. . $'a; bat bl full hOe of suppI. and photo fin pie U..I .. WIt.r POWER LAWN MOWER-Most $329 good conUitio Call at /6. KIng Fruit Co __ __ MimEs erg kltrhea pr. :..5. .
tot Jets Beery Jeweller MagrudeiA to match Ph 2-2575 i ishing at City Luggage Mahocanv liquor cabinet Taylor lot GO\mNEN SI RPLUS Builders 4 months ago will sacrifice for Otceul41. spacious
J WOOD. oak and aU 1e0lUisltea..atall' No
Also mi"' < hou'fhold eauipment A home la a harry.aasBcdimte S150 Weight 300 las,. cut. Call Pin. pets Season
,' Co Orange and Church ous furnish
ade. J..lf
_ ___ BAT Motor and trailer E.mrd. ne< Ph delivery Sales at 2.4388. YOUR'i PIO' telephone 2-1147. t* May (100. Ms
A I. cANOPIES< Roll csr- Joir motor 14 f' '.mi... CHRISTMAS TOYSUs our-wiA'- '---, Pine Castle Air Base oUr Salem _,___ __ __ P.rm.fl free A WELL-HEATED home ..1.3oa 9231_
'::. Veneban bllnda- to or- bottom nit,.abouae kind steel trail Wan plan f.r DIXIE FLYER .. all steel .al- P. 0 Box 1191 Tampa.GOt. Nat1. PUMPS Before" TOM buy see the estimates cCr Porl Sl 1117 that comfortable warm contented NEW TrmKG-IMXn
N. .
esItmitel Colonial AOICICo. ernar'uU' .. 5umlt condtotu (. line of tncycles. wseons etcH on $8 S: while they laM; .? Goulds Balanced FI.laaki. O D Ot. feeling Orlando Fuel Oil Co lac. era fUrnIshed
tn.rls CLUBC
81 Hillcrest A.. Phone 461J flat belt toni .boat included Price H Parruh Hsrdware 220 S Orarge all .1"S. o.n nights IntU Xma.Gat. woods with: w1-to.->4 let .at.r Y"rm fuly ..ut..ta.Co LTTLITY SPAR VARNISH Tough Ph Sll or Winter Park Fuel Oil Co.. week month or u. :
W South.
(4SO Phone 141WInter 1 Park Ph 2-1841 1005- n Machinery 18 hard : waterproof driesoternwht
AMMUNITION-Shot gun shells; 12 .... Hae..r. S Orlando McGregor irons 4 mixed moods with C. ..arln. Ph. Winter Park 2OO Also aice Urge sir .
16. 20 and 410 gauge 22 rifle cart BOX SPRING .bl. bed nrc (HUke CANOES Old -.n--on hand Correr Ave 'lnl.r PakRIKI"O leather bag 15 Special price this week have orange jul r .1
aU roe information craft Inc Pine Castle Telein 14cal101 PUMPS WATER SYSTEMS per gallon Bumby Hardware 21 j-eruliifTs and SoBs
free
ridges. Ions and abortsRecma8s n. PI.u 2-93 FOUNTAIN Orange WELL. 135 for our sue* sW I .
Kelvinator Pia.
Office 27 W Church nr 1 2465 of "altad. lt atee: . down patt 36 Church St ashingtesi
LaD .ut.m.tc. th.r.stat. Bumby Hardware __UD.ra" months to pay W1am l., 59 V SPAR-Tough. COLD SMOloe will reduce your pests
, 102 W. Church GAS STOVE-(35. CaU-WID&er N. Garland; 633X AI"lU and conditions tn PARK LAKE VIEW -'
tART improve growing
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B. L'
-.- .aler. 1 bedrooms
-a -'.- + + .9. -o---e--w-e---- .w at 6--- . . -. DISHES 3J-piece sets. (8 95 up; Park ask for Mallnd 2-2021. o..mlbt. Special week your soil if used In your garden at han blinds oak tile requipmeat hi.
53-piece 5315. (16.95 up. Fair Store HAND DIE8Pli and lip. PIANOS-Just one more of those new gallon. Bumby Hardware planting time Send for full Information beaut If .
10 W. Churth St Kaox Soon Kimball studio piano* avail 102 W Church, on planting roses and sweet Par mo
_ ml season*
2.3163. Dec delivery MiLers. 145 peas 508 Brookhaven Dr 6314
_ _ abl. VENETIAN best cost Blvd
DIMNC ROOM SET-\ermont ma- Fairbaitits Ate Winter Park.PtMPS. BUS' DAIRY FERTILIZER WANTEDDr -
HOSE hose no more Central
CIITPOTTCHRISTMAS ".p.Pro'l1. table 4 "hal; ex_ ft. Riturd rel.. '10. WATER SYSTEMS. 189 Atenue Orlando Our Wet 'ed. in large or small quantities WINTER 1 PARK-9
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C oa<" ion 1181 i ao t.I"lho. bedroom bautilitlea
WInter Park ph. 438.W.1"Dla. ..e. Knox Stores Co.. 23 E fate Phone W. A Jory and Company 415 number is nSrA-Bu.D Write. or phon. Uert. Austin Sentinel furnished I -
23163_ Robinson Ave. Phones 8712 and 9609 manufactured at starFILL _ _ _
DINING ROOM suite S piece; tuxedo HOUSE PAINT-"DuPont'. $560 per It Pays to see us first us about Best and good rich top soil For full WINTER PARK -- 1
I SHOPPING MADE EASYSolve 3 long. new girl s b,cycle. 616 D gallon IB ones (5 SO pr gallon in PIPE DIES: -.Armstrong. stocks and Alum. basswood. or cedar blinds Factory measure and quick delivery dial and ment stores Ground 1219 M floc : I
ls Put D. _Ph 20097.DOLLY ._ fives A Tufcote bar paintiseml dies In several size CmbloatoD5 price or Ilt.n.d. ran 1. Orlando J-4053 '
7.ew Nelson 217 llabette .. (3 SO per ones Knox Stores Co.. 2: E P. Plone V.lan Mfg c.rEN FILL DIRT and clay more APT close for 1 person a
What whom the (3 30 per gallon in lues Large shipment 2.3163 loads full Call 6464 dajs. IB With or u
the question on t give t by reading StiN Kistimmee.DOWNYFLAKE _ _ BL is-AI.rw.: stock measure. 35 S Main
just ..I.e. Present indicntiocs - 9.00- P H. 6" pumo Sic 9841 nlahts.roULTRY _ _ _
ads listed below This handy GIFT SPOTTER ''I appear each DONUT maclImo; 2Ha5 are that ho.. paint will soon PMP ul.engine Completely per ft at factory with... MANURE, the ton or 9 ROOMS famish .
old Sos 30S a advance in pr ce. Bumby nad.ar. rebuilt Winter tian Blind Mfg Co. 1739 Kohl Ave; sack Fairvilla Poultry Farm. Telephone new home Adu'c
day and offer you a ever-changing assortment of ChristmasGift 102 W Chur.h St Park. after p Ph : 8059 5927 I Ii month 21 E Esane ts.
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Suggestions. .. Ave. A-T-S. the model 55 461.
Houses
.or .ho , P.retlD with pilot i 38. Plants. Flowers and Seeds lor K, 11
ELECTRIC TRAINS englneg. 4 W ."t>O cab ft. of space PUMPS An types of Deming- water nE.BUNDS COTTAGE _3:room
aarlorm.ls. 1 passenger KfUina dept. BWb Hardware systems for farm and home. No AZALEA SALE Also Belgian asaleas. or out Knlshed
Og5it eleclric: sw.tca and UDCIII. 10 W' Church.- _ down paymxr 36 months t pay Expert Auv size. Three day delivery Made 25c to SOc camelias 35c up 1341 Store. Lockhart
f[" '_ : whistling tenter station t.c.. 21 HOT WATER TAN fa.=Mwstee. services E.n*; Machioery at HarmonAve.. winter. Park
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[ .' $ab ( Ogle horpe Ale automatic 30 gal 1 minute elec Co 430 W Robinson. CH8RLES. 18 Edcewater Ilolve.Phone ANNUALS.-Calendulas. petunias' and CLOSE IN-Nice; rra. t:
washrr Both
like Call
ELECTRIC TRAIJ Track mounteden tie, new 2.5. I many others Shrubs. C. J. WU
board AI. boys bicycle Pb. : 4 <'n stier 6 pm Hams 1411 E Concord.
v'. OAiI MOTOR 58.5cc. 5-h p. .66.. HOME FREEZtRS-Kelv natof, now PYREX WARE-A good selection genuine Ai-RICAN-VIOLETS Pansy plants DOWNTOWN.-Larg.nersprlngs .
SLPPUE tlivr something that 129.5. :down (2.75 per week ELECTRIC BLANKETS-General electrie ENGLNESGasiline. distillate and available at Bomb Hardware Kelrinator Pyrex oven ware Includingseveral VACUUM CLEANER- -i. and Rose Morn border petunia private gas. .
can use for all 12 months. Slightly used. ( entrance rand
Ollddrns.AMMERMANN Ih. b.d..t plan. Goodyear 3OO $42 01. (6 down (125 per Diesel "D"ln. for agricultural and Department. 102 WChnreh. gift sets. Knol Stores CD. 2 35. 1101 plants Peggy Jo s Garden. 2319 North Rosalind worn .
phone 947 .
N Orange Ave _ _ _ week on our budget plan. GoodyearJOO industrial istallations Florida Pp 60HlE HARMOIC---Marin. E Pine Phone 3161. Park Orange Ave Phone 2-1727. rred. 123 McKee S
's-Give her a wave UGHTR.- "Ronsn'pp". N. Orange Av.tLR'LAMP. Supply Co 630 W._ Church Ace PITCHERS-Stone ware water pitch VEGTBUSHREDDER: T AZALEAS Potted---or--la corsages. DOWNTOWN
for Cbn.tm. Make appointment "born.. "E.an. H.rmaD IIi ELECTRIC TRAINS American Echo and Chromatic Herman Loan era. Brown and green. ,5. Knox Phone AZalea Shop at C..l err Larnersprlngs -
now at East Pine Street I 27 La. 3-.Ylndret 615 and Lionel Flyer :.27 W Church St. Stores Co 25 E PIne. Pb 2316.PRESURCKER11 75c Knox Stores Co., 2 B Fine 22221. ; ass Iii
dial 6462 Ofae. -Wet Cb.rch lomplete with ac.S'O -' Phone 231413WASHING _ _ _ _ private entrance band
I LOUNGE CHAIR wih ottoman West Church Street ries tsr our lav.away plan. aey s. HAR ONICAs Harm navyband line of CAMELLIA COLLECTION SOO Reaallnd woferred .
CAN MISTER SE--A-b.autfu high (39 5O Orlando Co.. 141 FIREPLACE FlHINGI. 214 1 Oran.e Ave to Si St. Her including MACHINE:=- ..Orneral shrubs SO varieties 16 are .11..eetl 123 McKee & u -
quality modern .. canBister and 81Weot Church Street Solid brass ELECTRIC CHICKEN Picker 2' aan. Loan 27-W. Church St. the braD new .Wear-Ever.. Electric. Cal at 41 Courtlaad Avenue Call 2.14O4 for details _ _ _ S DUPLEX APARTMENI : .
black knobs set 4 Also piece bread box With to red match o. rIPi".o.and '"Sir SheT s reens .Knox Stores Co.. 25 E. Pine p BriKgs motor (new'. Sun 'a HUD" SEAL COAT'1366 Devon Bumby 102 W Cab I II COCO PLUMOSA PALMS--Any suePhone I rooms and bath I
Phone 2 3163 St T
Knox Stores Co 2 B. Pine. Phone Laa Office 2 oil burner Whizzer motor bike; dinette Orain Manor can be seen I -HEATEe. to 31531CAMELLIAS _ _ _ beach on Lake Coons
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: West Church 8tr.t. HAVE YOUR REFRIGERATOR n set and buffet I'a b P. Hobart Saturday morning or afternoon and top'W.tn.houl. Belgian axaleaa. Shrubsto adult couple only i.
2-316. _ .: 50 lobed for Xmas in your Borne motor '. h p electric motor; Sunday afternoon, oreveo.inss. G. city and bottle home. Musselwhlte 3367 after 3 30
: beautify p m
CARVING scales sE'So1vral;; bathro.Daxey" easy TEI. SLUWBIRCHfR:16.ot\man. fatr trained men; free ..Uma cola Ic cooler hOt W. Colonial coo ICE REFRIGERATOR' steel 5 PIE -' Gahanlz. H and H l .and] Sales gal Since Walter I'J )Wllo.. Service Most- Nut-series HE your Prlnc.ton.RANGF. days or 4711 dsyot.IVINOOlDNVt : : t
(39 50 Orlando Furniture .. 2.454 ELECTRIC Ibs Can seen at s ; Pll. Ine -
can openers breakfast and dinner 14 REFRIGERATOR Good .PUl7. b 232 St Orlando for .MO. II E Rob- Grapefruit. I1mOil.-Umetangelo. -.
and 615 W Church St condition -2nd 51 t ad ltL A.s'
Spe .
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sets; bird cages electric irons; hr.1. INNERSPRIIG MAT resonable. IQUI. 10 I- kumquat. persimmons nicely furnished hmodate '
gift sets food choppers; chicken fryers SMOKING STAND AND SETS--The cla Inul Chrllm. 5. or- E Miller St.ELCRC lRfUO.'TON SYSTEMS and supplies CHAIR folding Commode pear. fig pecan trees grapes shade > to 4 peru
dutch i gift that Fmlture .. 141 (IS SAW inland farms Florida ,1'BE Mills to Nebraska seasonal Ph 0756<!
: ovens Bumby Hrd.ae. .PPrcated Pur.J -Portable. 8- .rVI. Ja.ns Also rubber ring 1608 AsberSt trees shrubbery
102 W. Church StCDRnCHEST.tne I 301_W. Church_ ._ _ W 9ln. Wappat In metal carrying Pipe & Supply Co 630 W. Church PIANOS pianos Only a few kit.reondobr ; dial '::19.WHIz then 1 mile east to Pool Nursery. ORANGE AVB J717 S '
srlectlon l SHIRT"Atmao" by Shirt Craft. WEAL STOOLS G-.lerUD us. A Keiser Vogue Theater Phone 6118.ISLI rI ..rUe. Koblnson Music Co. 531Nprange BIKE POINSETTIAS for Xmas, new supp'yIf or sell easy term (
eranse. .. .Prt shirts In all asses stools and block Colonlaltown 5I3t__ LINOLEUM-We supply and =f3month pots ,Earl L Jones 1613 N Mills Marian. 83 West Cr'ORWIN .
colors (2 25 and up Knox Stores ___ _ _ _ er :
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Purcells 3O1 W Church ELECTRIC sink and
and .lhout* I.uran policy for St Co. 25 E Pine Phone 2-3163. REFRIGERATORS New It.U. m.t.rlal on tops -Waso and Hamlin spinet. W Central 2-O879 PETUNIA Snapdragon calendula, MANOR-N'. u
moth .. PurtU'. JI W. SHOT GUN SHELLS-% discount Crosley Shelvador and Dew Nora A.doyan 2o01 EdgewaterDr iI. Christmas WASHING MACHINE carnation and other annuals. Ala- I bedroom bouse t 0
Church StCmAR' I on all gauge sheila. 410s 2O s. iso PORTABIE RADIO-"Em.rn' battery for immediate delivery Al ..frl Phone 2.11. _ _ one to dc"n. -Tr'.rD..i; leas. 2Sc up At E Colonial and Fern Phone 2-0483
and 12s In aU shot and electric (2995. Others good used boxes Ph 1. <;INK Second Joseph Bailey. 736 Jall ; Twe: super agitator wa< .ulpp
WrtghaHardwars hand. 41 east
CHEST. LNIN.'toa1 KIHE with famous Thor triple-duty creek turn north to Canton Ave WINTER PARK Stir. -
ly advertised "Th Sporting Goods. 127 E (1995 Pr .U'.31 W. Church' St. ELECTRIC BLANKETS-With exclusive -- S15 Phone 769-M winterPark 'hn 2:9.ROFIo5.n and red rinse 9 Ib capacity. high speed.1.ln non< :3 blocks No sale on Sundays Harper : large lake Comb: n
the home Furniture Co.. Gore Ph BO3SI RFFIGERATRBrad-. Cros Slumbr temperature cODtOI ane green Bumby motor driven pump runs Nursery 1912 B CantonDOUBt.E dining room 2 be.
14 and 115 W Church Streel I TOOL GRINDERS Electric tool Limited Wailer Service KEROSENE HATRTwo bUD.0ul &at.102 West Church St. Had Oly cl.al. requ;red Price (129 SO. PETUNIAS N..tartlum. kitchen and large r
White Enamel I I. grinders I double wheel bench type supply Thor Gladiron ironer Regular Since 1936 "T. Mot for Your Ph. .ar. Wale J Wilcox Service and Sales pansies ..anlum.. cyclemans'ian for season (IOSO. Pr .
rPAcS '. Loan d.aa.. 1495. Also hand grinder 17 45 and (99 95 special sale (89 95. Easy Money Always E. Robinson LAWN SPRINKLING POSTS: : fence cypress 7 It 3- 61 Robinson across others 1613 N Mills Earl son 24551WINTER
West Church Street. Ofi. 2 1 Kaol Stores Co 25 X Pine Phone t"ma Perdue Radio Sales a S.nle. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS -'New payments Surveys systems and .- Easy 3.inch butt (15 hundred 4 to 5- from 1931 Office E tones Nursery PARK and n .
221 N Main 23732.SHEElxG .tat. inch butt (25 hundred Can Winter '
and
HAIR electric 2.311 used Gus 908 Kuhl without obligations Fla. WATER PUMPS venal rentals 2
waffle Irons. JaddeD' Shallow well pumps
. DRYER.. four sues; electric i Rammers, hatchets saws Type 128 (2:"9 42 Ave,'_call. 728 Supply Co 630 W. Church: Pb. 6118 Park 598 _Littletree C. _ deep well Jet electric pumps 39. Livestock and Supplies_ homes. completely rto
percolators electric irons pressure i'r D- vises braces and .. > 140 69c R FLeedy ELECRIC IRONS Automatic LAWN-SPRINKLERS : PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT For aD Hardware w Chur h St J500 for season I
eon Many
cookers; food ; bathroom and useful tool Items Knox ,Co WIDte ParkVACUUM UnIversaL Proctor p. homes Khol and paks. Place Io PIG BREEDERS-We have a ftw Realtor Ph Winter ,
.Ile. Stationary and .
Sam.a "t.n. 49c and now On display WOOD STOVE-Cast Iron. good con more fine OtC cross boar. left at W.
Stores Christmas
Co 25 -
Pin Phone 2 Bumby
3163ACCORDIONS
fruit CLZANER-"Reynl. ord.r 44J
; Complete 102 W
E Knox
.u.hold aal. lq.llr. Had.ae. Co.. 25 Pine Phone Baby carriage Seen at _
Leonard with kit of an Cu"h. Sor.s E at Southern Metal Fabricating Fine dlll (IS Leonard Frank Lock hart Fla NEW
dlb.a Hadwu. ata"hment. IRONER 2 3163. MOD4JRN DJPI.rx
Villa
311 Orange Blossom Trail I Assortment of sixes. Pr"el'.JI mCc.. o rle- Used Castle Call 5914. J a Af O.n. RABBITS-New Zealand '.Thor accommodate 1 to 4 .
1204 LAWN -
Church St Cot g. $115. FENCING-36. 42. and 48 RADIO.plioNOGgApHcowbIsatlon. WARDROBE TRUNK (IS; geMsheavy ouvhbred assortments Hutches If
HOSIERY _ _ 1196 erythlng turalshed
"Mun'ln-.r. hole Orange Ave Winter Park Pb. inch high Bomb (
Irof. Pun.I'.. Wes XMAS TREE Light bulbs seiec- 1103 West Church Struck Had.ar.. 10 A .urprl Christmas present given Irav.ln. .bal.Box(S In.. 1. 1. desired Low prices. 232 Magnolia; season Apply 14O1 31
.al. 72O5
Slr.1 I lion and extra alb e co.blaafon. Sp.alat NEW
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bedroom
IRONERS Oladiron l.- .fee bulbs to asrr fi your empty strings like new WATER i._ HEATR-2ul LINGOES FISH SE2lla18" Walter J. Wilcox Service WELLS PUMP. Water Systems -SHETLAND-PONY cart and saddle months with hoir*
h op:
TorA'UIOma&l p. : platter hand Sales sInce 1936 61 E Robinson. payments
Owe her with a Good selection tricycles, scooters. Dumore electric la1te. E.s F. Gentle with children. Can be seen WO deposit (40
Thor Oladiron A grand gift for yourgrandest bicy I. skates and other toys Now small batS rlDde. brand-new; PrD".tOD. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT-2 sec Supply Co.630 W 6118 la Apopka Sat between 3 3O and S. Francisco Realtor P.
girl make all her ironing reduced 1O' lo clearance Wright s system. 30-sat.,' rha..r; air pressure LU.BE-2.0 n'105aoYel id- lions Vulcan ranges. 1 Universal W AS BAKroblnati. col- For information call 3813 Apopka Arcade: Phone 740
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Imported Front Uni Had.ar A Sporting Goods 127 B re"ger.'tVr- 20 cu ft reach-In ta ;
da. .a.l.r Walter J Wilcox. Inc. "12 and 120 Herman Loan snlp. prune,. median- ..d. 1- dlb.a5e. re WANTED TO BUY U..tock.Bref I UFCR.wIMHpD iffli -p
Service and Sales since 1936 61 B Office 27 West B.Church St. Gore Ph 8035 irs service set flaring tool' mitrometern. Ph 26O Winter. Oard.n Clarence I f.lerator. water cooler with glass several sixes and designs Bus&by veal and hoc Best price paid Call south Orange -o... . 4
ThompsonLADDERS ft commercial freeser Hardware 1O2 W Church St
Robinson across from Post Office raU:" r depth and thread !1.r. c. 2-4C38 rear of Market 5sv- .
KITCHEN-HELPERS-D.sry' line.Can CHRS. SGISRad' auses drawing instruments. board -Extension and step Pnun T equipment nay b p1a. .'AoING'"AC Easy Spin- HA YBURSER ltolie 5.r Station MO per r or :
openers ; I as.ATHLJT aDd .- trulesslideru 1.. 2112 tug saws: lawn and garden'tools. to..t.r or in ¶t ant old .Idlng but alto like part mule
blankets &ldr SICILY FTJILflsmnTelephone .
kne .hann., and comforters this
11.'rl L erne Terrace Ph All this and more at Mills N. t Does .
fruit ntal 5932 and ever ma. a tul .k's .a All rl.ht as f.r a. hsrseo .0. whe. -
r 5743 for
Knox Stores .. 25 B cr5.P Phone h.atn. Iad.; electric Ion coffee ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE Nebraska- equipment- Modern AppJanc. la. In l. 1 Eay fetur. you u. get hIss to .0 Only III'ra mat IonNEW
2-3163 I mak.r.cookers; Jlic. 0 Wat. pressure N owaca lIable Several makes. Eel- MOTOR excellent RUG 2, 9 X 1 French Wilton Pb. you know: saves ... 'hoc rIdden b, children and ignorant womas -
; and heatIng BIKEWhtr'
sun
faal.ht. color Dept Bumby 3-2803 Can ; better water removal. easier rinsing so don" expert Pr-Ide .f Kentucky unfurnished 2 '
Large assortment of Hardware 10FCRMTURK cond11n. 3-lJ
i'GER lmp. folln. travel Irons. : W Church seen at Emory cubic quicker drying speedier easier ironing Looks classy Ought to His feed part of duplex u-
Attractive Xmas cleaners and b REFIGEAT0R2 f7if Phone
pajamas .atl.. food n osrlncerorin bIos to slow up bill is staggering Good saddle and 31651SPASONAL
destiny W Church St. electric Walter J. WilcoxService Slkil. bags .- New and MIXING BOWL SET of four 10 fra.
Pr.I..31 h.I. Pay Ironing no broken buttons to mendautomatic .
boxing : a.d. less steel inside and out to hp bridle if desired For full fascinating RBNTAL-
and Sales Since 1936 ; cash and 10 bowls. can also
fLACK SUITS Safe to 2S used for bak
ba.hlbal
-A very large selection "Th tennis ra per rent b heavy duty G E. compressor practually bell timer. automatic overload rt tr'ailu,: phone M irfee Tllden. 29 Lake Kola 4-ro:r
I. ma. 12 to Mot for Your Money Always DI. on your Purchase Sass Furntturt Co iso Bumby Hard.ar. W twitch aluminum: gear case ,. pie rlr furnished
atr.tpat. balls shut 625 W 10 new R
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44 .1.i Pr.I!!s. JI W church S,. E Robinson fleboard .t skates St Phone 5820 Church S oue Phone anodised aluminum tub exclusive Mav ISiS Bdtor -c
SIMMONS EECRONIC-'BI.aet FUIBASKI foslppln.. fruit Bumbv Had.ar. 102 W St. FURNITURE SPECAL.heaters- MIRACEm Ii- The new RANOE Sm 2-711 splralator washing ac'ica Walter J. 10. Pet Mock and Supplies Ph W.nter Pa'
C.nl breakfast IP.crcc; Wilcox Services and Pales sli.' 136
Complete Bu.h.1 Ship in aul e. "Wond. many e
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ALLENS AND ,un or and I Tubes 25 suite 61 B Robinson from males 47
immediate delivery 301 W. standard contaIners and saveonex- .UYSOW arsesiese cv fine ma- 6 Knox Stores Co. across Post BOSTON BtLLS-2 beautiful Itoomsi for Ic.J
Church St , irene carua 222 W. Ce.tal Hard.a. -tc for pani Dial hogany dresser Terms if d.slrl. 25 E Pine. a-3163 _ _ rors. to.saisc 19.Cola between I Office _ _ _ _ _ AKC r..t.rrd. vr old May be
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CHILDREN S Electric-onraph Furniture am p _ _ _ at 1SOO N Ave AMERICA .
TEA SETS-Beautiful sets J.nka . MASON LEVELS A few only 48-inch WINDOWS Doors. Celotex Gypsum seen jranct 8T 121Lovriy
blue and gold 2pl"ll sod ROSAR1ES-Idei for confirmation Several models 19 95. ( Pon. 2.375 .1.mIDum levels. Knoa stares Co RO-P COSTING-Protect nu root board exhaust fans coal burning BOARD YOUR DOG at Crickets Acre corner rs.
gold Bumbv Hardware 102 W. 11 50 values for (350 Hermans (2295 (1 down and (1 weekly Associated FIRE PLACE SETS All brass nanT 25 I Pine Phone 2- the winter 12.5( IIal hot water beaten with (O and 2OO Kennel Longwood Fl.. A home home Light brra a
Church St Office 27 W Church St Stores. 143 N. Orange Ave mered bra's and bronze our and Springs can At GnddeoO._ _ _ _ gal tanks some pipe Prl_.. Or away from home DalmattoB at gtud AMELIA AVE II1) E
Beautnest
DISPLAY of beautiful woven hand THEATRE Pho"r 5 TOO new stork Also lust ..I.d S MArES. bed 1416 Aloaaa Ave -PHONORPI Electric ante Blossom Trail at_20th. COCKER PUPPIES-.. weeks'eTist apt : twin beds. Land .
bass Var "- '!r. and colors available TICKoul.bk CASTER WAGONS--s..-Way- ".Dt of gas room .. Bumby w,nter Park Pit._ rrd player 201 WASHING MACHINE atoves. heaters One buff male 7 months Merdwood kath: parking '. 5 .
itt IamS' P" nations at alt Florida State Fy" The ft nestroaaterwa ion. Hardware 102 W Church St NAILS' YES< 54 R Oglethorpe A. 36" mattresses air compressors Kennels West First !t Sanford peop: preferred 'u
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box offices Good any : any H.a. duty: construction. steel roller FURNITURE RUI. bedding- and poultry aDd 10'12 flZo40.Also REF CAMERA-4x6: with 84. 5 motors double deck Army cots. 5 gal COCKER SPAN:EL PUPPIES male after_ S p m 3-344g
'heatre Phone 4149 for d.tll barnn. large sesni pneumatic tires. odd pieces r 2O1 off for at W Central Hd. . case line onditioa (65 cans water heaters paint spray outfits ACK registered (35 Will hold uatll
bakf on enamel Only (14 '5. BUIB- cash Slaughter! Furniture Co 48 22 DeLuxe Vacuum ci raner "omplete with counter scales fool lockers.Prldgea Christmas if desired Fb Winter ClOSE Df-Private r I It
-.a -... 102 W Church St W. C.ntal_Phone 696 or 2-4142 OVENS for oil stoves Stack Includes attachments 12. SII\e collee. tea Orange Blossom Trail at Park 1315-R I:
[: : CHAIRS ASDD I-Sr wagons. FR-CAT Size 12 beaver-dyed one and. 102 two-burner W. types BumbyHardware. set 9 pieces (20 Cam.t 20th _ _ COCKER BPA IY.lr-Blacli--t-&i.1 CLOaK W-MsiBOlla A
metal Purel Church_ _ Ave. Winter Garden Wi.oniG-OUTm--c_ I'
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[,- .. rO.r. .n. bassinette with matt'CSyt RUG R. Vit Lin tiE! Loves children Ideal pet. See stairs double room
s 301 W Church St ORIENTAL New I:
baby ar'a. teet*,bsck beautiful R.ANOES-Electrlc. pD1ar trademarks coin w;th 110 volt outlet: and at 1622 Hillcrest.CASARY Nice Betahborhood A
chair All like (1 OOO Phone 34;2. J. B. heavy duty Reeo
ELECTRIC n.s Reasonable otter 1211 from (189 95 13.15. OaS mounted OB V-8 axe of Bksne par 2
AR. SI'Pt LIES 0.,e something that on splay TINs"Un.I-No arreplr fee at C W. Smythe. Hum- B; .. Ormont Pta.OILCIRCVLATINO city and bottle waist hlb brr. chassis wish i'b'nit V., motor with BIRD 'SInger! ; glassware couple $172CASSU.KRHYAga.
.i c ,an for all 1 "o"U AOl ARIIJM AND FISH Make 102 West Church Street Way -au TEar :o"l oven door WU. governo Used less than 10 hours rhl_ Apt D. 233 8 Orange Ave ..
Ol .'den* your Offered at substantial from OcKDSPANtELPuPpk.71rHhold
load of Monogram and B. discount
selection A SKATES FISHING Sa.s less Plan Hotel .
now deposit holds FRlIRE.
any KnsC FRYIzWvs heater just arrived Get Most for Always." toSee Herman J. Hull. Oakland. Litter registered All colors ring
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metal and .
AHOBBYSHOP-Wo- article till Ch" stmas Harry Coster Microscope Loan $ Ihl. wl 1 E Fla hunting la sea.c .
and 138 Rd.e.o Dr Winter Park Oftlce,27 W Church, s*. big sacrifice fine furniture and latest they last. Bomb Hard.ar. Robinson_Ave __ _ Phone 68(2 9174-W
Sot.'hbend tools are the best. Harry BLANKETS put purchased for apes which recent Church RIO Cosapare the music of a WASHING :Itew Ito sal. COCKER -. Registered CLOaK .
P Lei. Inc 10 W l.I.t. Tel For double-bed':.non-uabYI' ly sold anf.rnlht. never used- con Ol-BAR MOTORE.IM H-P ba with that of a Symphony Butane gas system; Winchester Black 10 months old lei jewel cooking ID Lake E' i s .
11 Purcett.: Asod .Iors S99S TICC. Tr"nI. from listing baluful overstuff 2 and pbrma. .. Its lice comparing the rzn. 12 caliber lever act:oa. onboard Ave WInter ParlE.: MoralaaL privileges -
sot W St G ..dIUo .16. serene 2O8 X Hob
Curb al I. Junt 3 piece room suites 3 bedroom anie tone of a radio 81otor. 4'. hp '13 N Mllls --
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BiLathr a!-.De BEDSPREADS hikes (i-SO. for and girls. Vunt ., 64 : _WIDe _ co..onp. .10 C_ Pedigreed
Bates su 1 extra high that of the FRRNCRSS1C 2113 9
grade 4
Fn.' single D.ble our rrland M'f"k. 483 dinner OUTBOARD MOTORS On handEnnrude WATER-HEAins -We have l. I Shetland Sheep dogs (gslnsatareeoilKS
Human s W. a1. Assorted Pmllor. suites an different kind: 2 overstuff improved Westiaghouse radio Listen received private hniae dour e
L.1 Of Church N. Orange Ave Phone LIght Four gad large shIpment of tabletop ) Twlakleland Kenneo. rtglsteed -
St. .al.1 Purcel a 3O1 W Church S 2-173. loans* chairs 1 lars new cedar Sportsman Correct Z.phr.Craft Inc Phone and you 11 buy a Wettlhls. Walter class lined water heaters Also : Route 1. WInter Part.LOGS prl,Ilrgtsoranges_ fFORTKBgfS -
chest
ELECTRIC RAZORS Sunbesm6ch CARD TABLES Kouscho scales several unfinished chest of J.2465 J. W ilrox Sem.. cs since i uprtxht heaters ap to M gallons. OUT r
-k. Remington and Packard .:ectrie percolators .1.lr floor TWIRLING ]ATOSSI.. and used drawers .. ional chair vafinUhed OIL -- 1936 61 E RI Bumby Hardware 102 W Church 8t CATS BOARDED Special residential 9 clear
murlcal kitchen HEATERS care for house dogs, cocker
circulatingnil 8 saieljstst -
Pay (1 down and (1 weekly Associated .lamN. coffee maker . I.'tnm.nt. h.ronl"a.; .bai. several Mexican rush RABBIT Feeders and drbiktnz ..1ete.t" furnace heat bug T
WATER SYSTEMS
musical 10 House 218 bottom 2 wnfinished beaten SnaIl .' just Ml: 21 8 Bumby 23781.iOii8e .
Stores 143 N Orange Ave Phoae Church Bumby Rard.ar. 102 W. N Rosa hud. T.ltD )151. cabinets .haIr dish cupboard .mr Knox Stores all. Pine r"he. fou.t. Ka S.ORS C. 25 E Fine for farm or home Farm Hometrsrhlnery -BOLL asalsbl.: Pti 93S3BARWOOD
Pt !
night TUPS
Pe .5 ; tab C. 2 E I AKC Reeks- .
IJ TOYS-Erector sets :es. end tables .nun. floor Phn.2-3163OH PI 2311. Co 430 W Robinson Age tered Ready for Christmas Sired 615 8t..a.
wagons; tricycles -
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FISHING TACKLE-A good
rods reels artili. la baits .lin.cv black.! 1. (I 95 of Numbers alummlm. finished f'.ashtight.s Bumby bunb Hara".r. 102 pressure .ol.r 01 circu .ating Nesco Alpine; Dr ManlandOUTAR Ai .r.t.rord: player attach ate del very See at Orlando Sales Jo!!: Jf r "o blood :ne' tIs. B. L. sing e room.H1LLCWTAVR.
to ma.hntr .
:UUaD I.m Knox Shorts Knox W' Church StTY'So heater 3 .Jar.ur wood heaters well 1520 N Mills dial 7005SHOTGCWSRifl's and Service Company KO8 North Or- Too Fr n Ps:It FlorIda
Pine Phone 2-3163. stores Co 25 E Pine by pine or lot MOTOR-New 3' h p. A..nu. rmi-pt-lv.te bath
Phcre
c Phone n Will deliver and used anee 2 09:9
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23163FLECTRJC Carol .1- n. TBfUUBM PUPS each
HUNTING and supplies .ondllon. cla.-Ar to your door C.l at 1119 s S: 18 AI.r offl. Tra :vers. (12 ; j'ATCH&SUnredeeml'd (3 sale bath ansI tcrerB.'RWOOD
VET ; |awnr : BROli.ERSand 1 mobl. Mil e Pat Orange Blossom Trail .. rldlD. 5 up and now Fath'r graadaao'her thanughb
:anl.m. bags: camp grIll com b b"ac "r-sOs63041c hari It.1rha.r FIR COAT Na:.aral Sibral watches all lal.. : birr Pre Xmas sale all drastically reduced Ssh D.,n't mention g.-aadue 523 A\B 1 Ii' -
'0' ,a.,kie boxes fishing rods andre ',blnatoa.., ad tables and. se s fc:co.r karwheico. ;;ke new (325 Bl 21.lulrr.1 Ply Ol'J HOUSE FAINT-S3 2 gal des and tricycles: musical instru to snake room for new lines Cherokee DrveGKRIa.I.Il IB (Islet Some % rUV .
< Everyreac T ife N.:5tisi. 1 'ctr' :r'. mou h Fla ot fiat oil paint e..r ..frra'Iml" )MacKoy Pawn Shoo 404 W All weru-eads crofter S
Ca.hb.lu' shar>. 14 n >' .. o rrr usao;r :cvs call after 6PM. : wall m..t. guaranteed Hermaas Loan ofce SJIEPWIIU.u
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evrrashiom f4'n'h res per St Ph Mpples
filled : P.p Cbu. 27
Puwb T Hardware 102WChurch 5 o,. :.htnec Wmav heshi.. en s-0. sit WHaqardTRICYCLES.- FLOOR CVERGn..a fide gal beusuflern k Glass Ce 200 5 W. Church St. AKC sire ..a__. Horror INOinO! AVBsattBBle 7
JIAKr rat.n. ,deal for traders and small W per InolfUB *, CICirn Ph_ SHOTUSRE12.. 16 and 2 of LOB*-Worth 1__ trvaaard bv far busue-
XAath..1uA 1 ayarmentv Z.bune.tiltnectoern: rockers. d.k.AONS.-Pitnn ISc S yard brd I..&At : hwh ..r. Della V Dau Mrs W M Lee P. O- race heat near bus i
s Ie Pml..301 W.t electric ht t;ates Arvin" vtettlrockers r.rlu. :ando Furniture Co- 141 FRtI 5GPPINOBASKETS New PLYGRSWDGnt1. II4* UP 2 shells 3 UP aportinc 1 I Box JIIhoc_ *. na MAGNOLIA AVB 74
Cu'rl Street chairs, hot water beaters and 615 W Church St and >a bushel Amco Fred lucIte ; chaise lounge. (15 Ph. G..a. Roebucajb Co 9813 ; FOB IMMEDIATE DELTVSHTBuiltin OBBtMAN eNXJCB-Bswpsea tar- saio wish twin aede Fri& r
LEATHER 'CIA CASES. S Coleman andFlorence"; wood WHIZZER GIFT m -ftr>er S:ore. 300 W.s Robinson. Phone r- 045 1 5 SLJCtNO MACHINES. Globe :Sea ;' 8 weeks old FMo 9wJa 5.557 Lake. T.4.pbo., 33593.MAcIsOLIA .
four tain pn_untn. ranges ta an aa 34-lach circular mue$1: ->5 SAr 51 _ _ PIPE meat grinders ber. tabs: used sec Sobs "ss- PI. i
S:5 rear -Portab .
: bv mirror choice tell e and slip heW and used motes new and used: _ _
waJt man
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_ .Inr .alaat (J 95 sixs ion-eters (4 .5 and & ltat"a WI.t.r sees
01 18"U-W l.ra. UP hogauy to (er 54 Sib dinette. frame 145., olhr. turr$!ur .*.. .omclr w,'h bn.ea._ Tru- .Ar.a. "..t.f'.r.' .ruts; _(P101345. _.Pp_& sa, f SDU11141T.Ylr-.r leather 1.1 staadarJ washing sxagsViBea.Hoe scgjewc OjpOjFtsawBt and h..J,u '.rs- fu':"sale ttarrakeets FB. 2-2148.aldl. _SIllP5521058 ''0041055 AVE 5'i
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Bus 334 w Pt Phone 9664 'ho Pra. 301 w '_' S Oauor Are 2: V. hesBstltcter some AU eosapleto llsw at attsaaw.AB .
.8 Church Si.44444T44. 6 Fncnr r I.r.h O I 5." oomISPbaocAPHAMORI
J- II AT EorfTE-Ph 2-s n.achr.ee: D L ni aWs >rirsa Hasaaaa *4501, MO Asattaoe Far sate: male and
- FRll WlE Dairy lIne Al "I Fla lil5 11 l Cw3Js W WaaJUa Mgi euale A It C registers FttaceraM I P P Sw'.
types all ,_Cl, PSMMM Par. Shorec DavlsoB 81 iSs rooms. sin.
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Wrlunbu frrntinrl I 51.Houces for Sale 51., Houses for Sale QUICKIES By Ken Reynolds i 51. Rous for Sale 53 Acreage for Sale 56 Business Property for Sale | 60. Business Opportunities _ _
SAT DEC. 13. 1947 COPELAND DR.. 16 E.-Nlc* S-room DUPLEX Suburb. Has two 4-room Winter Park $50 DOWN
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GE i 81.dou.b.drom -- 7. acres 4-. CLOSE (X> LAKE LOLA Apartment BUSINESS LISTINGS NEEDED-
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i for $1560 Income yearlyor
tram home. Immediate apartments *
___ I God rp.l. : c I 2-story 2'i, Plymouth on paved road house
2 porches, live In 1 and have $780a ___ ."' ." $7: urnished 3 jolla al! in A-l Harlow O Fredi-k "Buslnesl
POI..IOa ar..Ded .p.rm.Dt heat Se'.Dt.g quarters S-lot landscaped P O Box 1350 Orlando ondmon "
i I newly redecorated and Headquarters 118 N
for Rent Orange
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Roms garace. . .. $750. t.rm. How- year. Home .nd combined corner near lake An unusual _
painted 2
ard_Broker 306 ._ ; 4 acres land highway and 1OO buy at $26000 For this and other 120 ACRES extra choice citrus-I.D-d I' ear garage. frull PresentIncome
I III I QUICK' LOANS : $225 month See this for close
-ICETON AVK 16 W.-Large dou ft lake frontage 40 bearing trees bargains see Mrs Henkel 360 EdinPhone -* on I.ke. Warm section. Clay road.bood. 'I BUSINESS HOME INCOME Furnished -
In ,
ID'25'1
property Home .
I: COLLEGE and income $16OOO
close bUI and grills C. Golden. Broker -
rooms & PARK-Lnl Bargain A 2 CI..r.d Phone 467. ; bedroom home with
burgh Dr 267M or egg
$150. .
___ 14 terma Sam Johnson 208
completely I Co S.
COMPANY I
7161 -_ I 1 D\el Branch 1-12. 3 miles north of P.lm.r 8t. Main business setting clear profit of $4.3
H.rd.o for. .t.cb.d garage I> underpass Sun NEW 5-ROOM-White frame furnished | month Double
LOft RN1. Mrs. ii. L. Joeu.sk I _OpD. __ I new'bypass. by next mon;ft
OM center
:: i I I"Bu.t.r" ; city lights and water; 2 lots 40 ACRES-Bear Head Rd. oa CENTRAL AVE W Everything goes at $15,000 with -
Rd. Pine C..Ue. o' : '1 eA5K -Close In: large I II approxunately
A. T. ,
) Rtd. Price $12,SOO Terms e .
D.lr.ble 10 NOt nice location will take trailer in I across from Daetwier Norsery. -
DUPLX-Frnl.h.d. ? ; I lot: 9 room house: good location; 2 3 down Prove cv cry- _ _
I ".re. 3- trade 1 block West Blossom 1Prlcly. running r.- I 1 $9000 t thing yourself Call 'lliam.Mr .
JAMES HOTEL-South and 5WALL RECEIVE Or.n. .te Owner 9973 Mr W
Ro.Dd. __
Single $7 weekly UP. Double. and c.re. R..ltor.1 8. .m.no"l Inc 677 K Orange: 8855 I I 9 / Tr.1 on 38th St duce to $3500 for quick I EDGEWATER ] Vollick with J. Daniel Kolar, lsd
Several choice
for D.
'_.weekly. up. Phone 9253PARKBeautiful._ I 1:CONCORD AVE 914 W.-New 5-room DUPLEX-Close in East Side In- Bedroom house bath Furnished: 30 Ph. 2-2883 good car C Blount business locations in this fast J S Main 7811
twin bedrooms home furnished or unfurnished !'. come $50 Plus S rooms and bath I large orange trees $4. HenryBeal growing section available SO to 1OO
with private baths and show- Large floors tile bath for owner Price $12.5OO-Terms. A. Bear Lake . 21 ACRES-Fin* citrus and farmland I ft frontage Can be bought on easy BOB KERR MARINE and Sports
i iL.t electric r screened porch. I IKear i T. Davis Broker. 33 S. Main Phone I : cleared with trees terms
some Paved
I. available I by day or week to Jan. I II r.r.I street sewerage and Equipment for sal* at 218 Eas
I 1 block north of Routes .. buses. Sun '.i 3-1541. _ _ _ plete. 1 mile out city limit; rea all utilities Carrigan and Boland. Plant Street Winter Garden. Fin
shine open for inspection.COLONIAL I I W. J. Sangster, 2802 I Inc 672 Telephone
iookine Lake Virginia Pak !I DELANEY ST bedroom frameprewar IMMEDIATE POSSESSION S owners; N Orange; Carrtgan 245-Red
|j chase Ave Winter pal 27 GARDENS Attractive i like new A.b..to rof. Fenrr.l.2lCE8fDe |I. Bldg 2-4551 j BAR AND PACKAGE STORE We ,
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vi-itFont-P- ; modern 2 bedroom furnished bun Paved street Die yard and neIghborhood /4 ,' (7i Small down payment balance like Citrus and farm GUEST HOME-Only 6 blocks from established Proven money maker-
.DR ; gales.I Beautiful lawn treesDon ; Only $ with terms Weir t #, ( rent Furnished or unfurnishedhouses I with some trees center of town -2 apartments In Lee.se.lIcense, furniture fixtures
3bua hues j owner nays. "get offer.:' : :: hey.: System 628 E. Pine; 4641 | _ $3OOO and up. Liberal discount planted 1 mile out city limits Rea I house also several guest rooms Iii' fine stock of liquor All for $10 am(noo
: Dudley Realtor 2-4745 for rash. For real good buys .n.bl.. W. J. S.nnle. 2802 S Fern addition, and 2 garage apt*. in rear plus Inventory Information off
at -
-Attractive rooms for young 1 i DUBSDREAD city limits; finished C U TAYLR BROKER 2516 N Creek I I showing exceptional return on Invest only James Kackett. '
Realtor
m.n. double $6 and uptq I bath fixtures nice 4 -- 1 1 :
&o COLLEGE PARK-S-room bungalow except 35 ACRES FENCED on Klsstmmee : ment Speak to Spigel Whitney Shah Blvd Opposite ACLRR Depot
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80O6IxHf-. I Well lo.te. Cash SI SOO Balance rom bouse price S262O some terms Park Rd : high dry land electric Spiegel Realty Co Realtors. 706 Met-
AND: BOARD-700 Wouf easy terms 3-1615 I Ph owner 436O e lights on bard road Box 774 Stlandscaped I. calf Bldg 2-3269 BOYS-White. 14 to 15 years old t
1st. Take South City ba TWO DUPLEXES Fine C.oud..H. Morning Sentinel paper routes Ari -
GUEST ROME
Dabi- Upper 9 rooms -Nicely furnished well
CITY yards from I .p.rm.nt. I IR.nt
inea Ph a-7113. \1 DULEX-Horb.e.t. ply Mr Wolfe, .
LI3o
walk i Circulation
; rlht. electric kitrhn Income per year $2760 Price located 2-story tram guest home; Dept seaI -
,OLE AND DOUBLE room room horn in trllc.'b't: !'i Venetians lurbed.; 4 rooms. bath 122.0. $0.00 cash balance long . Lots for Sale S bedrooms: house In good condition: I I tine office afternoons 3 to 5pm
I men. and UP weekly All new unfurnished lOOxlOO corner lot I O"De R J. Bell 2322 E furnace heat oak floors tile roof
lease eJ13I I INGL large beautiful lot Incud.d. of fruit Price $1O5OO W.1 System. 628 E W..hl.ton. AMEI AVE W -los. ID. 5OxlIO. price S21.5OO Ask for I R-181. Harold CASSELBERRY BEAUTY SHOP
AND DOUBLE room for'' and .b.de Thin is Iltu.uon.d ID lii' P.ne: 4641.DUPLEXLakevlew.. R-OM house fuDlh. large lot-. Sunshine P.rk. nicely V Condict, Realtor 37 E Central I Completely equipped, Pleas :e:e-
I $1050. E J.tlesn. .
I Also double room with | center of one of the best reuldentlslsurroundIngs. c..h and Lock- Anot.r : 5137.HOMEARD phone Winter Park 22221.reom.ctflQ09flfO(1.
this .
buy .
A 60x140
Itchenett* on* with kitchentU.SCL AU city conveniences, r.1 / hart Rd.rAN' $ Prlc.tonS.hol INCOME on main highway
.2ni duplex with full tile North. 100x125 corner $750.
Pine call from 11 j jm. no city tax will new masonry Large store room below nice
O.n.r .cralc. CAFE Me
bath tile kitchen drains and nina BE BEAT-6 large rooms more Loren Dunn Broker fixtures, stock beeU
$5000 bedroom apt above Building almost
Total price $11500
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\tPm Venetian blindg, screened porch Nicely furnished 2 Ph 2-1269. le
Oil circulating _ _
I b..te. j
Wm. Large tot Call
mortgage like rent Exclusive I new Bill Douglas with S2650
n". fruit. Call Bill Douglas
.I. KcnUl Agencies Mathews with J. Daniel Kolar 2-4388 built nchestsa nd dressing table 1 cad.D-f.n.d.. bus stores BEVERLY SHORES-We offer large H F Boland Realtor, Carrigan Bide., |I Boland Realtor, with H F ____
: High shaded lot hool churches and 1 block of playpsrk Carrigan Bldg $73
or 7811 I.nd..d $5.5 lots In an exclusive location at 672 N Orange 2-1551 N
Orange 2
Thelma near Want trailer 1026 22nd -4aSlI
-- W* will supply you reasonable prices Phone 2-3129 and j
.( DLS LIMITS Lake front. Modern Realtor 13 W Washington tRII I I St I CONCRETE BLOCK
I tenant free of charge I C let us help you select your homesite j jWalter PLAJJT At
de.U.bl.d Just phone us your block bedroom bungalow. Gas of the best bun ROOM MODERN HOUSE-Furnished W. Rose Iniestment Co 49 | Haines City FIg Want to sell half
canes.Obll.toD. Rcsl Eutste Ageii- kitchen acres rich garden land DELNE ST Orlando-One Tile breakfastand r .. stove refrigerator new N Orange Ave Orwm Manor office INDUSTRIAL SITE-- Interest to get more capita and
40 8. Orange AvePhOfle251S _ $10.5.and$3OOO cab. Roper. Realty bath rooms fireplace life ime washing machine. city water. screenedporches 3356 N Orange Ave _ _ _ Close to main route and raOrvad, I started working partner hew AI outfit ;as
In lake region S 3 in production A good
HAVE RENTALS-$3 service ) -: roof cash Ropr Realty. acres COLI.EGE PARK-S foot lot Cheap I zoned commercial Corner tot 100 tOn propo-
d.rl.. Gardner R.a Estate. 409 COLONIALTOWN SECTION-An fr.me'cicelient .b 110.25..0 .'D' 2- I of oranges other with fruits.fruit Necessary on trees outbuildingGood Variety for cash C.I owner .t 6675. by 105 with five-room home In rood |t ITS- Come Smith look P O v"Box Plant 1415 Address Haines _ _
. value In a S-room condition In business section. Price
|) I LAKE FRONT fine homesitelots City
wheel tools. or see at Van
2 bedroom garden Buren
DUBSDREAD SECTION Nice LTS2 Hotel
tr.lle.
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.to.
home built in rooms.screened xC- 40x2OO. $3500 Ask for Moriarty '
Business Ken tats porch 3-car. Lrl.. Near I bungalow. Only 115 for __ stock ID.lud.d. chickens rabbits. regIstered I city tax Very COD".meDce.No Call I CLOSE CS Service Station Best buy
quick sale Courtney .. NOrange I.' G : Nubian milk .o.t All for r.sn.bl. in Orlando for $2750
stores and bus S100OO furnished or 2-20. NEWtAN HARGIS INC Realtors, 29 I See Mr Waier -
$8.25O Will take house traileron _ _ _ _ _ _
OFFICE newly decorat- unfurnished for : 22471DUSSDREAD f I W, 8881 for details King Real Estate
can be bought ao Washington. or 6635. 30
USINES $850.G "But Sentinel Star ad said Money'f .
want .
'Quick trade Terms
Wagner Lake LAKE DAVIS E
your adjoining Church
5435
now .,al.bl. in ColoD.IWD. terms Lola Royal . 5 COUNTRY CLUB : HEIGH2 Open Sundays _ _
e. Lane 2-O672 Practically new concrete block ]i! I thought you had a revolver for sale!" I Coma Pla __ _coin all lots improvements each sacrifice. street owner COUNRYNTOE.lijrdware"
COIDI.I._2O233IURSERYMAN : CONWAY-Fine8 room furnished bedroom bungalow Full tiled ._--_ 3-BEDROOMHOME-At business' LUCERNE SECTION-Attractive 2- ., ceries soda fountain, gas stat,oni
At't.D rnDt : !' .Ie.h.re o.n.r 10 sell. 2-410. Rent *"5 mo Sacrifice,
large tiled screened porch breezeway story solid construction 10 de- SOOO Roper
modern I i i
home with all conveniences
; 51. Houses for Sale 51. Houses for Sale for further Information Wlnt.rPak ,
property suitable for display of' attractively landscaped on corner cacnarage. furnace. laundry tub i iLK 8-8592. will accept ..1 or later -LT--LT Dubsr.il hghtful bedrooms. 4'a baths oil I Realty Church and Main 2-3433I
|t 4rubbery 144 E church.liFFICE I Lot ItO J Owner beat Completely furnished Large tot I I DOWNTOWN
nice 10 acre grove lust 2 miles from x, loll I GROCERY Meat Mar
I Immediate
small psssi'ssiosi. tots low
2 with bath per Orlando It's beautiful: also nice 4 I for quick II.. IJ.75. Tem. W. BNichsissn KILRNEYAtr..Uv PINE CAST S -5 rooms and bath mo.1 are I as $495 Money maker, $30.000. terms Weir i bet 3-year lease 2 stores, 1 ___
eqtpped -
ft _
rm. $6 Furnished. Winter P.rk-IL.ke _
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month. at 101 tenant house $27.500. .. 1S .Main: 1!. b.droms. bun"aow. gas NORTH OF ORWIS MANORCorner'property. KDO.I.-T.mPI 1 System 628 E Pine: 4641 I II with stock 55750 E B Burnett __
PDe. rom Ph :2 on lake 230 ft deep 12x15 ft cabin .Qulppe. I I.r. .a.. 195 ft frame construction 3 bedrooms Dr. Section) Lots areas tow .
Bi'Oker.37SSfain
el.phose9883 _ _ _ I 2-2933 _ DELANEY PARK (NEAR-2-bedroom) i nrear Price $10 SOO unfurnished grounds palm fmnt'l and glassed sunroom $295 I' ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL-The best I I Phone_jjntn
[RANGE AVE' 8 3JH Holland Arcade CLOSE IN DupJxID..tm..t i and sleeping porch house sitting $12 furnished Ask for H 1273 1 b..rll citrus treeo. 17S0 rooms.1".Pln" very spacious. plenty Lake Pont-Close In The price I* buy on th,i busy highway: 200 ft FILLING STATION small store two
2 rom,ODe Is corner room sult- Good ssuseied. .t rear of high lot under V. Condict R..lor. 37 E. 2-tiis8 I of closets. .1 southeast porch This only .050. 'e.i of the lo U50x142 froi tare with bedroom modern bun j jraloa | family house, 4 lots sell rester-
Ible for Doctor Dentist or Insurance bro. each. S9SOO 1 bedroom bin oak tree Price furnished S79OO C.ntr.I'Ph.6I __ ___ _ I I I is a sOle and span place on large lot completely furnished Priced i' ab e for quick sale Owner 170J So Ji
Cr.b. Realtor SOT '. $ .SCO. 2-btdroom and 1-bed- I Call Orr with O Harra-Moore. fruit trees garage and Pave.tr.t. bus .e.lc. lights and at $6 950 for quick sale C P Shum St St Cloud
r.nl M.tc.I' .cb Robr LAKE IVANlOE SECTiON J-b.d- PARK LAKE-I block from. fleer ina .lh b..rln" . balance way Realtor 14O N Orange. 2-3282
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with Phone2-08360r2-8ii43. FILLING
2 1710 .
rom bungalow type garage 109_ _ _ IDUPLX | house The modest for the 1cah. o'l'iioN-iJEQhiP---
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completely furm5h.d.
: real home and a real buy In this
4-bedroom 1'' rom small monthly payments ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL S. Here mechanical
apartment t '
lesstest in the city
work
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I U6.8O. Vacant New concrete I Ibok. kitchen utIlities; OD a iarge fI ..cUon close to the lake. This is $10.5. Ib.r.I' Doing good b.s.
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O. anted Kent Carrigan Roland I Inc Owr.rrl.Carrlsan is the best thing for'! in
bad ness Orlando
t baths lower; upper $15.- | quiet street north section. terms C. R I we ve on good highway
Em.rck.
lot 260 X ISO with large a furnished brick veneer with 2 bedrooms R..lor. : Orafge:
I 5 b.rn& Bldg 672 N time Twenty two
000 Hmton 150 Robinson N Orange: Ph. some acrea of land || Business e'sewhere reason for : ,
cash Bill Douglas se : nt
R.ltor. 1. li I __ .
cItrus trees Paved street ,
C.l : I Ih..t.r fIreplace
ladies $12.6. clrcul.ln. hvlnl room Ph 3OO foot frontage For
PT. WANTED by 2 business : 7632. F Fr.ncl SALE 2:51LKEFONT a mighty nice new appoIntment Ph 9371
HOUSES FOR 4 furnished
Ideal
R..ltor. C.rl ; attic fan doors screened and !
school daughter 2 bed- store building 2 wells
deep ,
and high .1..0 ,
frooms. Ph. 4691 day time and 3-J664Vfter I CLNIALTWH SECTION-Modern gan Bldg. 672 N. Orange: ph. 2-4551 our best buy at $14 800 with liberalterms front porch also screened and ., homes for quick sale Onl$10.SOOMcKelvey LOTS In Interlaken Restricted sanitary arrangements for trailer pump FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE Orarse
5pm. I for people who I Excu.I". with C. P. Shum ed porch that can be a sleeping Broker 64 C.ntral. c..nln. I park A small cabin that would do i! Ave A big business with a i il.
are partciular about the home they EAST SIDE-3-bedroom home Paved way. 10 N. Orange 2-3282 porch Brl.k garage. Sprinkling rom 8. Kydegger In"Ptm.nt Co. for living for low overhead net'ing about S1"OC
.-HOUSE for 6 mo. ; Close to buses and main linesof ns af>6 E Colonial Dr owner s time being monthly C W Walter '
J.Dui.t own street 2 lots $5775 with tent In yard: nicely EXCELLENT Bra: en
Prl. I, HOME J1.6. Excellent location for
around $150 mo. P travel Can be bought furnishedfor 1,3 down Call W A. Williams with LAKE FRONT-9 miles West of city. mediate . l.nd..J store.but. equipment 5 ..lh.1.tr..1 MAITLAND 2 restaurant sun- B72 N Orange_6509
.lon. Cloe t acres ".d dry, neighborhood fore and trailer
rlando i 111.500 or not furnished for J. Daniel Kolar 206 S Main 7811. Fine brick. J bedroom home Completely churches and schools. $12500 Special price $7.500. McKelvey or residence. 13O frontage o Lawrence I or tourist park, Price only S79OO OOI I FROZEN CUSTARD ice cream bus
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for service $10.500 Open house Sunday Look furnished; 2 car .a..; .rI with $4 000 down and good terms Bro Ave. and 200 deep Phone 543-R ,
pr. man. 'k.r._64 E Central: room 8IN I Call Harra-Moore Realtors, 2-2380. I f ness Living quarters and ga-age
wits and.1f. 1-:: over $ 0.lb.d furI I. for our ad In Sunday paper for ad- vants fu.rtr. Well I.ndsc.pd. C.l Harold Volrl with J. Daniel I Winter Park | 109 E Pine.onlArtuio Room for tables and sndwrh r
dress. 4c Bennett 145 N I shrubs trees. A Ski UNO. palm |
208 S =
Ph8082. 7811 BEAir- ness Good
2.dlnlnchiah
or uDfurnlbe. Bonn.t ORLO VISTA and season approaching N<- _ _
Main: Boa house; 9 acrescitrus crone. 1 lot. I4S ft oa 3 furnished apartment
SMAILHOUSKCouple i 589. EDGEWATER MANOR- BoatIng and fishing. C C Garlelts.broker. paved .tre. with lush citrus trees dry 10x12 room Move In. El.ctrc. I building, Income $3OOO a year i I 1 Competition, Near school Lease W _ _
-i u Own our business I| CPELND DRIVE ,bum slow, 912 N. Jhl. ph. 2-1747. PINE CASTLE-Six-room house and I .. with lane rooms. water available. Ph '1393. Prce Corner Large lot, Owner leaving sell reasonable Write or"see ItGibson. -
p needed by Jan 1st Prefer i' and bath $5000 cash to move into this Die small house 2 lots fruit near bus. I I 2 baths lifetime roof metal cabinetsIn only_$535.. __. ___ city only $15750 Terma A C 14th St The North Pole, 708 b
near Winter Park Limit $50 Box I Screened porch garage Completelyrefinlsbed block bungalow LAKEFRONT Close in Large lot. all electric _Leesburg_CIa
concrete and stores Both are modern and the' kitcaer cversuted garage OR\IN MAOR2 adjoining Golden Broker. Branch office oa
8 or ph 11:1. Winter Park Price $7.500 00 with reasonable rom and dinette tile kitchen bath riparian rights Lovely concrete price is only $63OO See Mrs May with laundr 11.00 cash to falnl on lt 17-92 (31 x miles north of underpass). I. FILLING STATION GROCERY HarHware -
| on 8-Star Mrs i terms t desired Immediatepossession. tie floor on breezeway. This wu brick 2 bedroom home Extra largescreen with W. K. Price 246 S. Orange, I settle ." F A. Ahsa. Rlto.w. Ave in exclusive W.tmlntH sec Open Sunday_ _ _ _ Soda Fountain, Clean at- _ _
4rrprtr I full
For particulars see lake Hardwood
a home Priced porch o.rlokln. :17 Washington tractive business, grossed $20 OOO ='
21. Urgent you DI. tton These lots priced at $1050 each *
29 E. I _ _ _ _ RAILROAD FRONTAGE A.Ci.
Vergow Agency -
R..lor. $15.OOO. See at full tiled bath Fu.1oU year. Wilt give 3-year-lease,
[please. j i Church St Phone for. attached garage PINE ST. WEST-Frame residence of I II for immediate sale Exclusive with South city limits: desirable for includes stock, vt-it _ _
equipment,
I APARTMENT Snail unfurnished 1JJ. 5 rooms and bath Lot 65x149. I l.n. Bradford Broker 1204 E Colonial warehouse or factory: paved street and f T-
a house but a BROS.. with built in laundry trays This lures Price $1 500 Property al.'o _ _
Will aERMONT-NotJUt HAL AOENC. R..lor. The price is wtth terms Immediate THE I! 20233PRINCEON water, utilities 25OX3OO ft. Box 308 can
assum 1m. r.pn.lbWt planned i iconstructed 11 Orange A.. 5181. I home is new and equipped with ..nr ..139S BET TEA be bought at a reasonable figure E
I Box 296 S-Star and furnished for livingIn tian blinds electric water heater .lnn. MrNutt-Heasley! : SCO SECIONGo S-Star S Burnett, Broker, 37 f. Main, Phone
.70O Phone A. T. H..ltor. 15 W. Washington St. I mod.r home of 5 room. bath and ".!
I furnished or comfort: choice location in Cler-: Beat this value $14 I TOURIST COURT-Hrenwiy 441 9 2-3063.
HOUS-2 .Hom.. 3-year lease mont Florida Beauty Spot; erected I Buster Carter 3-1622. Jamerson I two porches. 20' frontage m theOrange $40. Broker P O Box 2586 units, owner's residence 6 rooms
I Permanent family of 3 adults $50 last year owner now finds Interests EDGEWATER HEIOHTS-Surrounded'' and C.rte. Realtors 12 S. MamKALEY PRINCETON AVE.. 31B W.-S rooms !I, equipped B..om . of Kitchen the otherI fully PAL TERRACE-Beautiful building and bath Met profit this year bOOO FISHING CAMP-"A camp flshenner
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I to mo year around Ph Winter require residence elsewhere. .ompl.te: I furnished 2 car By owner j 1m. I Ii lake view and lake front. Attractive so far Owner retiring Price $22.SOO. can find "
11 I. by fine homes and located In one I' garage i I i household furnlfhims included at Ii i iI Most direct route fin
prices Carl Terms E S Burnett, Broker 37 S
ly beautiful e.bl1.I.t.
[ 10J.HOUS el.trf.d exclusive reslden AREA-Prlc* re- I | Orlando Oa Lake '
Itt.b.n. of Orlando most SOL I the price of $S.BOO 1 Apopka Beat,
( Sm.1 unfurDI.be about .; : bedrooms fur- list sections is this modern 2-story dured bungalow.Nicely PAR AVE 114 E-3 bdroru i i .erfi oper 31 N. Orange: 2-O442 Slain Phone 2-3063 Gal grounds Good income, Purr;-neo
J.nua prm.n.nt respectively In satinwood and cement brick home with 3 bedroomsand furnifhed Bearing fruit trees I nlshed bungalow "I.rtrk rdr"rat.r MC7flITT-ItEASLET. ISOPEN BUILDING LOTS-Select your home 250 FT LANE highway frontage cabins, boats outboard motors, dock
I .. couple; excellent ca.. BOi walnut furniture combIne sun and 2 Oak floors furnace 2- Paved street bus service city water I just decorated over h.l acre: W. Washington St. RETORS site now In the attractive Dubs Block (tor* building 3 cottages, 4 store, arterien well, tools etc Room
b.th.
1301 B-8tar- living rooms rullPd large pic car garage Nicely landscaped lot and electricity Now priced at $6.SOO garage citrus trees $12.500 dread Country Club section. Lots in acres In all High, dry l1 i miles I for growth Price S28.000. only $15 _ _
I business desires tore windows; and breakfast Owner left town we have the and only $2 SOO cash required McNuttHessley. PRINCETON AVE 1101 W -We offer all sizes Close in school bus and from town Ideal for service station 000 cash required Rob t 8 Hc'
man
HOUSEL.1: modern: furnished; rooms: central heating plant key $23500. terms W B. Nicholson : Realtors 15 9.'. Wash I Iington for sale one of the finest built i stores Priced reasonably Cash or tourist court etc Land value Increase I with Robert R Tyre Realtor 13 w
bdrom. numerous large closets asphalt tile St. I homes In Orlando. Second 235 N Main 7559WIN'ER and business opportunity sure
I yearly In food I Realtor S. Main 2-1619. floor Sbedrooms I terms Jane Bros I Washington. 6174.
mo ;
1..11 Co. floors on concrete; tile roof: 2 cargarage I I glass'a-in 1..plnl porch I finest residentialsubdivision here A good buy at $8500 terms,
J lo.tOD: ; r.f.nDr. 211 8St.r. and laundry; large landscaped 2 FOR PARK'S "
: lot bed-1 baths First floor large reception L'SPECON Hastings. Realtor. 62 ? X Central
HOME 3 large
1 EAST SIDE-Exclusive aectlonU0- LAKE FRONT Is Robert Dhn MacDonaid GROCERY, FISH AND poultry mar-
3 For unobstructed lake -
i expensively I .
iSEuDfurbe .drOI usual value. Modern block bums roons 3'i acres, Paved road Needssome | room dinVus; room breakfast rom. at and Arcade): 4237S7 ket-Fast growing
business Sick.
425 E Gore furnished 3 P.lm" A"p
A.Ferguson furnih.d: can sold withor music lounge. kitchen large Bunt.. Pal P.rl ________
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9752I Howb.r will low. 3 bedrooms. living room dining painting Citrus and shade tr. I .0m.bath bedrooms. 2 Opea 2 to nues Andr.. R..lor. Winter I Real Estate Exchanged ness demands quick sa e. Reasocat;
p nf/ Furnace In
wtbout I b.th
I one a more complete and Inviting room Iltch.n. attractive den tile S miles from town $10.OOO Chenault 3-' r carage. with furnished b.m.nt. 4 dally. C R Realtor CIO Park Exclusive .".nt. cash buv Call owner, 2-O620 _ _
HOUSE Unfurnished will pay up. to b$60, per working mo. home and lo.ton in the osmepure bath nor 2-car garage with I Jennlng, Inc 672 N_Ojange. 72J4 I I above An outst.ndlnl property apartnent N Orange; Ph. 7348. BARGAIN-Lk. D.n. Section 2 HOME AND INCOME property Will GROCERY AND MEAT-Clean steer
for I.undr. maid. and bath For LAKE KILL.ARNEY-Near.New 2-bedroom I large oak tree exchange for Orlando property or business Best of
Ph. 8106 Mr Park. range 1. furh.rInform.ton. rom located on 23 lot $4O.OOO. liberal I nice locatIon to
Bowman ft .. Qul.k Ile. $21. rurnihe. $19.OOO frame Kitchen wired for elec terms. or will part including hnme Building wtih remodeling possibili will take half each 17 8 Salem St gale or trad for Detroit proptro
ROAN BAD For elderly R.I\r. 3371 dennont Flor unfurnished Exc.I.Dt Georgia Inc range 175 unfurnished I.. and garage apartment for $29.SOO on I I I tie; Immediate possession Ph 737 EUSt is 432 E MillerGROCERY
1.0, BOi 29 S-Star.- i yon Schiller R..lor. 7186FAIRVILLA I II than to .sb. . hDn'DC. rasher me Call H F. BI.nd. Realtor ''M, Winter Pak HOUSE-S room large lot for ear AND MEAT good location
New England I 1 mile west S-room I Inc 672 N_Orange, 7234__ Carriesn Bldg. I froDt-l"t-ln
ROM WAN COLONIALTOWN SECTIONHungalow. I Ii Or.n. NEW AND MODERN BY OWNER-Large lake or other property Owner Charlie reasonable._ph 2-4312
wU and share living furnished With 2 lota Corner -j I house. new 2 acres land on had LAKE FRONT Distinctly different ,, 2-4551 city limits fishing. and Morgan 53 West Church St I GASOLINE _ _
b.tna. STATION
expenses return for comfortableliving property near new schooL Price road Deep well with electric pump | bedroom home with bath fireplace Four-room block bungalow partly fur swimming Ph Restaurst
quarters for self and working $20. terms LJndberg. Broker; 911 i i i02'rsadfcont. cheap 3. J. Moore !' "th.dr.1 ceiling 100 ft of ,I SUBURBAN Nice 6-room fr.mpbun..low. I Dished on 100 x 15 foot lot on : 57-1 Beach Property I i on Work busy corner Shop Good and five-room lease and e beastar
hU.b.ne Away .HI-Dd Box 254 Mi.; 2-O818. | FERNCREEK 2115 :WllT sell or' perfect sand .ch. $10.5 Sammie unfurnished. Redecoratedand paved street within block of bus 55. Country Property for hale I Less than $4.OOO Calf Peter Breer
8t.r. I trade bedroom sleeping I Fr.nclso. Realtor Central sanded I Immediate possession North WATCH COCOA BEACH Opening
CASSELBEItItY-Attractivo home for p.lnte. for Fireplace $6.2S. with O Harra-Moo-e. 109 Z. P.ct
I II
UFRl''SH' BOUSS-Miolmuin 3 young couple. 2 bedrooms lake- I porches on lot 119 1 280 with 32 Arcade 740"LANCASTER. La. rom. Frr only $7250 Side Also new 2- .. BEAR LAKE-New frame bungalow season with offering bedroom Phone 2-2380 or S593
or .rouDd Orl.nd' | front concrete block. Close to highway citrus trees for. .m.l.r pl.r. i PARKImm.dlafep.Ion . . $AO month. Call 10.f", completely furnished Garace garden two bedrooms. b.th.I" room house 1 block from beach $3.OOO ,
by government ,. 1 Complete with elee on appointment: Kathryn Thomas or I fruit close-in. Clean and Neat $U- kitchen and dinette brerze"av. attached famished $1 '00 down balance less GROCER z-Old established Meat
here; permanent rental; ph. 243J cotlect. trio .tre. . hot water 3-bedroom. bungalow Tile bath and Wyan Smith Brokers. 230 E Concord SOO 00. See Mr. Perkins with garage. screened front porch han rent Pule;pber, Realtor, Cocoa fish and poultry market Good
M.rb.U Cocslns. H.ln. City. .. .t. oil circulating heater dr.tn.electric: kitchen beautiful playroom lOp. SWOPE. REALTOR. 6O East On lake front lot 80 ft on lake Beach, I lease, nines forces sale, $4500 cash,
Pla. Beautiful live oak trees. A real buy FAIRBANKS AVE. This delightful breezeway. 2-car garage. servant ,I I Pine Phone 5812 After office hour by 175 ft deep beach. 6 milesfrom I balance easy terms, By owner PhI
MUST MOVE by JI 1 need furnished at $9500 See Hlbbard Casselberry.BrokerWinter horn built last April must be sold 's quarters $20.SOO with t.rm. SOUTHEAST newly paved street I call $169.GOOD city limits Electric lights lump I 58. Heal Estate anted I 2 2611 ask for Mr McFarlaad
apt or Permanent cou Park; 2222.OWGEPARKTl I I at once It is fully furnished built on Call Lee Crawford with Robt. L. I IPryde I! in a very lovely neighborhood, this I I, and water h..te Price $5 OO GROVE. 4 acres. 305 seedlIng trees
pie. 16 mODth old baby Limit $30 prewar 2-bed- a I argecor ncr lot and most desirably Realtor 668 N. Orange; 24596.LAKE two-bedroom home completely fur- cash balance $30 per month. Inquire ACRES homes, business and groves i 6-room house Estimate 2.000 boxes
located has large living room and 'I FURNISHED; Look James A Neal west side of Bear Buyers waiting Courtney Realty i fruit. Direct-by-mall express brines
Ph 2-8: breezeway andattached I n'shed! for $10.SOO. -i ca.h will buy -HOM -
i I 392 V Orange dial 2-2471. : goes with the grov. $9 575,
garage. In A.1 on dining rom. 2 good sized bedrooms east of. For something in a real see I I make offer Your Lake. Owner _ _ _
Ih.p. LNCAS'u.t .Iu. .
51. Houses lor Sale 75-ft lot. paved street I ultra- kitchen. tile bath Venetian 5-rom Had.o Clyde McKenxie. Broker 104 W. Cen- oP nnr: f orabsrga its. M K FARM 60 Acres With ACREAGE. BUNGALOWS, large or Phone Casselberry 2-2221
In fine Price 112".500furnished blinds throughout screened floors. plastered la.I.. trad AY. 2-4775. . 22943.EW2BEDROMhome.. CLSE-IN conveniences 3bedroomframe small. Lakefronts in demand Write GROCERY STORE and market In
ADAIR SECTION- 3 bedrooms. 2 I I nel.hborho. B. Smith., front porch and car porte-cochere I Some fruit trees. Only $2500 cash. I large tot; residence .lc.leDt condition wire or call T K Hastings Realtor Lake County Well equipped doing
screened porches: redecorated new with Robt. L Pr d.. Realtor 668 H.I The. neighborhood I excellent close to balance $4300 Come in IU b.1.0 SUBURBAN-Lrn well built frame. I porch. ElectrIc pump and b.r.s 62'j E Central_(Arcade); 4237 fine business Must sacrifice dat te
leetri kitchen and Bendix $9700.Aittlnger I IAAIRUNHOE8EC I Or.na. 2-4598- schools bus service. shopping districtand to show you the best buy room..P..lou.living room shady has cornerLarge fireplace 1511 37th St. R.I Builders Inc room; tool house with extra shower. COLLEGE PARK LISTINGS wanted health U interested Ph. S004. Or-
Realty, 2-O074 I' spe- I one of Central Florida finest W. A. Williams with J. Daniel Kolar bay 2 good bedroomsbreakfast I Terms. G barn full of hay Tractor and We specialize in properties of this | lands _ _ _ _ _ _
Would 'CLEE-PAK,. choir fishing and swimming lakes Just one 20 S. Main 7811 nook.Indo.The house is fur I I NEAR--KE DAVIS-S- well fam equipment; 14 head of cattle I popular section. A. G Wagner, i GROCERY STORE and service eta-
your brand- I ready to show A. G .IKto.. Bro I Iker. from Block away Only S minute drive nished 2-car garage fruit trees I furnished home electric room refrigerator 16 acres young grove part bearing I Broker 1209 Edgewater Ph 3-2133, I lion 2 parments en corner lot
new bedroom home before Christ- The Sheridan. 12O9 golf course is ell) included Fenced and cross fenced $15000 cash winter Garden R<1
I and the
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on : washer
.iy .te. gas stove venetlan -
This home. with all .Id..lk
mast ODD of Orlando choice Phone 3-2133 j furnl.hln. has of Copeland B.ndi On paved highway and school bus across from \iORZ station, pb 2-26.S
I 'D. LAKE FRONT One lne Attractive I "> orange .. FOR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION and
been priced at It 1850 garage
auctions Only $ cash rquird. $12.5 Park fine homes Modern 2-story terms right a. !me 4
J5o FranCisco with
shade your property
may be sold 1 I I trees Price to sell By owner. GROCERY With living quarters
Ia.Dc like Price $0.0. CONWAY AREA-Close In near Lake'Lancaster cash required balance OD $3.6S home with 4 bedrooms and den 2tbaths Realtor Rm 4. Central Arcade I I E through property Quick possession Startle Williams, Realtor 21 W, Very good Income S10.5OO lie jd-
I Gr.OoD .
"$ 677 N Herman. Orana. 9855 1.rok.r. I and Hour GI.s Late.This I',1 mODthl Exclusive lIsting with Lane large tiled .cr.n.d .rch. 2car tn'- : 7407 |110 I GARDEN PIce" less t Jones Isanacity with bBH.M J. t.rm.to. Mo W ashing ten. Phone 8106 tog building stock furniture, Terms,
.. furnished LNDAIiartYI. Ho..rd
Is a well bungalowFive i I Br.dford. Broker. 120t ColonIal la.. W.l two bedroom 6977 Chenault A Jennings. Inc.. Realtor.
S.Main.phoile
rOD.truc.d E lot. SOUTEA! LnlY3bpdr I ". 132 "
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rome p.ntr and Dr.. 2-0233. 1939. Nicely I.ndsc.pd 128.0. Ished 12 beautiful lots for garden HOME WANTED Northern buyers 672N. Orange 234i
ADAm LAKE SECTION brand-newunfurnished other closets Screened porch Electric I terms W B. NICholoD.. .. Venetian blinds, 1w heat Citrus. I i chicken farm etc Near bus line. not CELERY FARM=2O acres; lot time and investors Inquiring daily for i HOTEL Sale by owner dawntwn, ________
D.nr-Und-Ia home ;I kitchen large oil h eateran d ome S. Main; 2- 11.00. terms W.1 System 628 E.I I I far from city limits This is another offered; located in Sanford best businesses homes and farms Strout store possible, good Income, sma.
with 2 large bedrooms Corner windows other furniture all for only $6.800. 464 'I i Van Helen Special See this now farming section All tilled .nd in high Realty 318'? W Co-inial_ _ i down payment term Inquire Box _ _
bath. living tub room and dining.bower.room Kitchen tile $2.5OO cash and terms on 1.I.n. GORE AVE. 425 E.-I you don'ti MERRY MOUNT SUB-DIVISION- SUBUBAN-5 ..r.-2-bedrooms. ''I $8.SOO with termsee Van HotenBroker state of of hollow cultivation til : with mo.rDhome HOUSE WITH rooms or acts About I 2B9 S-Star_ _ _ _ _ _ _
McNutt
h. -Heasley. Realtors Waverly St. 2 bedroom bungalowwith I 6 W Church Rm 12. 5504 .con.trctln. lfe $7, cash Condition
SOO not
quip with new cabinet 5mb. new Washington St. i I want this the sales-.1.I II.h.a and bath furnished time roof and nicely furnished 2 con- HIGHWAY LUNCH STAND Beer
K.I.ln.tor. new 4-burner 1 man to show you a 5 year old. 2- white Johns Manville shingles.hardwood new .I.trlc r.frla.r.tor.P..d I I$2OOO and barn bearing citrus sldered Box 287 S-Star I license etc Owner will transfer
I garage .
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-f. new 30-sal automatIc water story with 3 bedrooms immense living floors ..r..n.d porch; road clove to Winter Park 51-1. Lake County Property and nicely landscaped lawn Illness HOMES. GROVES. BUSINESSES -- teas* for $700, believe It or not! This
Breezeway and attached ga- CLNJLTOWN-Ve conveniently I room with fireplace and big ca..r. corner lot. nice lad.D; cash balance monthly Price : forces owner to sell Prr. $35.OOO Contact C B Davis, Realtor 41 I* an excellent opportunity for om-
h..te. This home without kitchen Not new but roomy secluded porch Price is $20.- ."D. price S49OO Own.rFrd SS2SO Call Nunez with H. P Roland FURNISHED FRAME HOUSE 9 with F. Allison Realtor 37 W, Washington St : Phone 7305 I one. Exactly ai advertised, nothing
equipment fn. with $1500 a n excellent investment for only ,,1. Salesman at E Gore from 2 to C Bennett Box 308 R R. No 3. Realtor Carrigan Bldg 672 N. Orange rom 1'i bath 23 1 lane citrus; lotI00x280' W Washington t.rm A. I more to buy See W m. Mathews, w,:a
With kitchen equipment $10.5OO do.n 1 $7500 for a comfortable twobedroomhome 4pm. or call C R. Emrlck. Realtor OrlandoMAIThANDAttrartite 24551.SttBU5tBAN5rsoinefrgrne"nire. I| reduced for quick sale. $8.- __ u I J Daniel Kolar. Real or. 2O6 S Main.I
.lh Two 500 ISO" Donn llv COUNTRY PROPERTY Since HOUSES WANTED-We have pros
front screened sleeping ; 610 N Orange. I I St M' Dora. F aI I Ph 2-4388.
Harold Volltck
$2.000 down Contact o"mO- 1916." Ask Asher Realtor pects for 2. 3 and bedroom homes _
porches an extra large kitchen I P.te. -
with J Daniel Kolar 2O6 8. Main; heart pine throughout wonderful : HARRISON 8T- ..r stores. schools bungalow Large shrubbery, and fruit trees screened SHADED, lake trust He probably knows 12 S Main in good locations CaU W B, Nicholson MARINE SPORTS SHOP Boat
7811ANOEBILT for. and bu. Charming 3 bedroom Garage New gas kitchen equipmentand front porch and home Complete in every detail, I of fishing
For I garage utility room Realtor, 2-1619; 14 8, Main 6t. kicker all kind equipment
a real good ,. let me showyou pleasureand
Dutch Colonial of cypress eon.tr.Uon. circulating h..te IDOlud.d. Price I I paved driveway. Price $5.SOO. liberalterms I furnished or unfurnished 2 acres orI LAKE FRO.T.E-Th.re's All new In new modern botd-
I this '
BWTION-$000 bargain one now-Zussman withClyde L.t.d OD a lOOxiSO ft. lot. $7750 Bryant with Herman Goodwin, j|I Mr. Told with M D Bailey. I less. 18.50. $10 TOO or $a.50. CaU 12-acre log located In Winter Garden near
New and nice 2-bedroom bungalow McK.DII.. 104 W. Central Ave; Sun r baths. 2 raT garage, Inc Broker. 677 N. Orange: 9855 I R..lor. 30 E Church St. Phone 4767 'i White, tract of beautifully .ode high landLocated OROVES-HOMES-BUSIy6ESSES-List Lake Apopka with large repair department
mil I :: . about 6 your property with aggressive Real-
2-75. I I !1 ; on a chain ,
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Fruit trees Terms Coartney Realty Price of 500 I* reasonable with : SYLVIAN SHORES-- well equipped Long lease
I &Ur.cl. miles from Orlando 8OO of lake toes Cisenault 1, Jenninge. Inc.. 072N
392 N 2-2471. I terms available Allen Johnson Realtor MARKS ST. 1110 E. Colonlaltownnew ; SOUTBEAST-S3000 weil buIlt bungalow I moderate rent Stork $11000 Fran-
cash will buy Price
I cottage Orange Ave Phone 7234.
Good 4 room
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<' frontage
140 N Orange 8612 Speclailz- 1 chise Johnson n-o'ors Century
: block construction: 3 bedroomhome. this bedroom frame bungalow rooms and bath Large lot with 22 on
COLONIALTOWN SECTION Beautiful log In Homes i iARLND 1 cash Rex-McGill R..ltors LISTINGS WANTED-Clients waiting, : Barbour Alumina Crai
3 bedroomhome I price $12.SOO unfurnished or completely furnished Located nicecorner I assorted citrus t trees This property 180. Dum ry
PARK on
ADAIR Romy.. new m.lnr bungalow of 3 sell furnished. OwnerMAITLAND plot Total price $7500 Exclusive .. designed for the busines, of Orange Phone4147_ I E. P Siayton, Realtor 32 E Pine and ligeins boats, Priced for qu cki
lot. Nice on lOfot.. I-I.nd.c.p bedrooms 2 lovely large porches at- ST-22S-Romlnc ; .U with C. P. 6hum.. Realtor- Pleasant living $11 000 W J Kistle". LAKEI'RON'r-Modernlsome. furnished St phone6651_ _ _ I|i I sale, S15 ooo L A. Grimes, Broker
a substantial reduction In price and t.che garage: furnlh.d with hot apartment See owner on premises. I I -One bedroom frame cot- 140 N Or.nl.. 2-3282. I Realtor. Post Office Bldg Eustis Fla or unfurnIshed with bearinggrovoa LISTINGS WANTED-Homes, groves, '' Ph Winter Garden2_ _. _________
will sell for 1-3 cash down Furnished |I radiators plot t. close to stores and highway. Phone 391 Red P 0 Box 1146 nd farm land 4 to 32 acresas rentals Let us help yon sell your RADIO SALES AND REPAIR Shop
HOLDEN at .
with variety of fruit and 4 rooms and Oakland CIa.SUBURBANChicken
SUBURBAN-F.m" 133
I : HEGHSUnu.u.n d..lr.d. Box property, Hall Bros Agency. 112 N. cash for quick sal, Tb Inven'ory
: $2000 -
equipped _ _
01 Investment Nicely and gas '
uDurnlh.e B.tt. I. tractive I Icompl.t.d |I furnihe with 24 fruIt
: I 52. Groves for
Washington Pc. $15.70 furnl.hee. stove. For sale trees. Salei r.D.h G Orange, dial 5159.LOThWANTEDNorth. I covers the purchase prl-e,
i ; teal of concrete blocks 4 lovely .I.ctrc r.fr..r.tor. n earstoresa nd office I I I
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Phone 8513 little and glassed Call Real POI. bedroom home. section of D vld Andrews, Realtor Winter Park
opportunity Trade with Swaid'Louis rooms porch 15'5. G t.rl 180. King 30 E. i ABOUT
3 MILES from
'I Geeslin Realtor, 143 N. Main; Very rOiY. nrt. mm pactan a efficlent O Harra- . 2380.. 109 ; 8435 Open Sundays. road base city limits onpaied poultry house battery, picking house town Suitable for duplex aa to restrict RETAIL, BAKERY AND ICE CREAM
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IiE&earThi3im I 2-1464. I Has livability and convenienceof ''E Pine I I.r we about 2'j and runs Several 1 citrus trees over Ions of record and city sonlns I I busineSs. Net profit more than
house. 2 porches 2 extra lota. On larger homes Corner lot nicely MUSSELWHTTE ST 2509 N-4 room I 97 large good fruit land trees which h eavyer has op abc i ut>f Everett anarre Wells of ground Broker. Price 1204 E.$79aO Colonial P0 Box 2949 _ _ j t I $10 OOO per year Equipment bought
bus line $2OOO net to owner Call I landscaped Good location Only 2 house. 2 bedrooms and screened tStUBAwt outside city. Clear fruit We consider this our best LISTINGS WANTED-W* have the new under OPA ceiling two years ago
3502trlcity
Ph 3-
Mrs B DD.t 4131 COLLEGE PARK-You will have to blocks from Clear Lake You 11 haveto porch By owner bua line Accessto buy for $3.300 and fruit goes with buyers U you have the property ITak* $4SOO cash and invoice stock
ADAIR moves bur if you want this modern 2- see it to appreciate it Compl.t.1| NORTH! ontana: near new lake ..CtOD.aod n..r fishing. Nice 5-room the deal $2900 and seller keeps : 4-room road.house; 10 Call A, T Carter 3-1622. Jamerson I or will invoice stock and equipment
PARKi5-.k furnished $5200 land paved dee- Stock and equipment free of debt
Owner good
you S-room furnished bungalow with 2 school bus stores; 5-room frame bungalow with 5 extra tots This the fri Terms $W>0 cash and STII acres and Carter 12 8 Main i
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I Cor. 24th and Rio l Grand \ $3SOO W A McKenney been death in family and hays
house Pull tile b.t. breezeway and | baths and attached garage. Price furnished; garage; excellent eODdlI ",.Iu. plus at $5500 terms I I C. F. Gordon 64 CeDtr.l.Rm Hiway, 2-7144. SUPER ACTION We want good I. Has
attached garage. neighborhood I $78! with only $2850 down. King HIGH SCHOOL SEC10N-Be.utfu ton good lo.lon: plenty Ih.d. For Mark with Louis Geeslin R.lor. 143 I 8. Ph 8521 Broker: 4950 Cheney value listings for quick sales, Phone i ius I to leave, City Bakery Plant City,
New kitchen equipment in- I| Estate 30 E. Church; 8435 corner lot. well lo.t.d. NI. immediate "SIOD call owner N. Main; 2-1464. | LAKE- "T-home and rove. 2- BUY THIS and live at home Nice today Nobie Smith. Real Estate i Pta _- 7-
eluded $10.000 Call Runes with Open Sunday.._ New style bedroom bungalow -I 2-4153. Price $7000. modern home overlooking neat bungalow, 2'a acres land 124 S. Main; 6911 RADIO SHOP-Good location we.i 1
H. F BI.Dd. Realtor Cardigan I COLLEGE PARK-Princeton Well built Good condition. Large I I'bdrom lake 700 ft lake frontage Paved road electricity and phone 2 WE HAVE BUYERS wanting groves. I! equipped, good stock part; bargain
672 N 2-451. Bldl"1 AU2bdrom 2-car garage with furnished apartment !'WINTER miles from town You can grow your account sickness Ph evenings 40
_ _ furnished .. GARDENdrom home bearing grove addition flowers Only $SSOO. business property and homes For
ADAIR !Vicinity 3 l.ke.A very r.ld.nt . .i sacrifice for quirk down bedroom .p.rm.Dt up NORTHWEST SECTIONImmediate : . furnished with electric I al land Price including present fruit own fruit and balance Immediate sale list with F, A, Afflsoo RESTAURANT on 17-92 Sanfz-5
month on
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$17O month Income rah $30
nice home of 3 large bedrooms reduced -I sale Easy Art Ridge assort .10. kitchen. electric water heater Venetian I crop $14.OOO with terms Louis S. $2750 Realtor i Realtor 37 W Washington highway Like Dew and fu
$22 terms. Exclusive BucketO'Neai. with Asher Peter
to $12.SOO. value of extra tot ate of Wells. Broker 1204 5OO I Dolive 27 W. U C Twner equipped Also living -
Enr.t E 118 E. Robinson; I', possession Fully furD"h.dlov.b blnd. all new: 1'acres: deep I Brol.r. Washington 12 S. Mam 2-Q-86 WILL PAY CASH for 10 best values quarter at
$15OO Furniture optional. Income i I ; opposite Vogue Theater; dial 2-37 R..lor.. new home Two large bedrooms well "Ith electric pump. 24 fruit I St. 1412. in tots priced around $5OO Ph. E.R enough land for cabins Priced rich
if desired Floor furnace More in 33502 : tile bath tile In Ilth.n Living trees nice yard landscaped 100 I LAKE COtTNTY-Warm section 16 5 MILES OUT on paved highway 15 : Fox, 76O1 Exclusive with Fred Garrela, Brn r'
for Xmas Show anytime O c. JERSEY AVE 111-2 bedroom bungalow I nd Garage hens acres. _' acres in citrus, balance _ _ _ 8561 or 4128.RESTAURANT.
CLOSE IN 4 nice homes;; 3 bedrooms room is argea On black top road new Federal i acres full bearing trees PB8 tan : ___
sell but
Stewart Real'or 9788-8033 2 baths ...b. Price cut 1 3 for new not quite complete: reasonable has laundry space and workbench highway coming through Buy 1 germes 200 Parson Browns, 147 cleared 5 rooms and screened porch :, WE DO NOT promise to we I and delicatessen
ADAIR ai Grammar quick sale Ph 4624. A. W. More"Ith priced for Immediate sale by Large corner lot. very nicely this place $8.000. by owner Ph. 279 I grapefruit Average production 60UO bungalow chicken house with All plenty fur do promise small to, work other on any property house Anus Priced runt for quick .al'
SCOm owner !' blocks off Kuhl.KFNISON of laving hens brooders large or or |1
school "drom framebungalow Walter Bass 217 S. Orange ? : landscaped It s truly outstanding at Red : boxes All the fruit goes with it at cultivating that list with Exclusive Courtney Realty, 392 N
that was '41 2 I COLONIALTOWN DR 103-Well
screened porches. Bendix. lot 1OO x rally new SErOSP.r rom frame block home Living room. $3 0 cash required Please come t Gardner Real Estate 409 S. Orange; 072 N Orange 2-4551 AND RADIO SHOP to ilsul-
ISO with several citrus trees Ul.5o.1 bedrooms. Living room and dInIng wood for.Venetian blinds screened -HARGIS. INC.. R..ltor. I,x26. Corner lot. 100x145 Only $11.- for further information Phone 2-4481 date partnership Gross of o.er
available Exclusive .. heat double garage W. 8881 6638. see Mr Stewart with Harold Shepherd FREE APPRAISALS on your home I
W.sl.ton I ,
We
Tom room combined 72' lot. For quick pb. 1 I i So consider this1 an exceptional $30 000. December expected to gross
JohDa. R.lor. 140 N Orange; | sale I69OO--.only $1BOO down Don a good buy ELena Norm withC i White Bros 824 N. 1 Realty Co 20 E. Washington StI 2s ACRES-5-room bungalow, 8 We will five you an estimate free $5,OOO. Bargain for Immediate sal
Re.ltor.
F miles south. Paved road $4 650Qu'ck cf charge on the current market
Batchelder 28
8612 S In Homes E Washington I
lzln miss oflerini Call : Phone 2-1688 I GROVE Ideal location and food lease Ke eI
| MIll -.c.s-305-.eln. tr No oblixa ,
thi .x.ltoD.1 9620-3-2266KALEY 1 action gets this gem John value of your property ion
BEVERLY SHRE- If It is a new ., Sampson NORTHWEST SECON-Te greatest WINTER PARK-1498 Michigan Just 6-room Woodruff Broker Phone 7811 Wm Mathews with J I 1O3 Orange Ave Daytona Bea r
house 7 looking for and StaIns. Metc.lf Bldg Phone 5159 ST-B..uUrl new bedroom II" '.'. b.drom. b.th. outside city bedroom cottage fruit. Direct-by-mall express business Jh5276Tw6 | Daniel Kolsc. Realtor FtoridaPhone_ _
want to see 10" and ..COLONIALTOWN block .. For pn. large living room ktch.n and . 1mlt.. kitchen by- goes with the grove $9.975. SMALL 16x16 houses with 8X10 _ _ SUNDRY STORE Located in grow ___
workm.nhlp. m.tol.l tbl.3bdrom '1 bedroom SECON-N. see Mrs Keller with T. Dorsey. ette. house entirely rrpt d. venetian owner close to shopping and bus. Pone C..lbr. 2-2221. porches not sealed inside electric HIGH LOT-Suburban. shade trees ing community, wonderful opp" -
2 tile baths full sized Steel .. Broker Ph 4412 blinds 160 at $44 S Immediate ty available located 11 miles east on I oases ts state lowest cash price I off gate beer etc
|I I .m.nt .Indo.. tile sills. possession JO grove 400fl tr. tunity Sandwiches
ACRES S-Star
$5.50.WL"DERMEREol SO Box 29B
rom. clcul.IDI automatichot full tiled bath and shower Price LAKE FRONT-Suburban Large lot. per mo lot ISO Exclusive { . house sm.1 nurse newer em State super highway _ _ _ _ Derives substantial income Bargain
Robert LPrrde I Fred Broker 8561 or 4328 bungalow of 1 and 100-ft frontages $895 each $195 : MUST HAVE 2 or 3-bedroom home In for
..Ie b..td $ 80O Tem. Phone A T. 'Buster'I Neat newsssa Ii d..lhnc with bathSod G.rrl. - consisting mainly of In. seed for quick sale Owner leaving
.. N. Orange 2- I ron.trct.on on I.r.plot down Owner 701 Lake Darts Drive nice neizbhornond, with low down
68 ; Carter 3-1622 Jamerson and Carter electricity $33OO terms Lane NOTTINGHAM ROAD bedroom of ground facing Lake Bessie i IUnl and Valenctano freeze damage North Ph 9400 _
4596 _ _ Realtors 1 S Main with Herman Goodwin. Inc Broker unfurnished bungalow lot lolU. An unusual and with crop $29 SOO without crop IF YOU HAVE $1000 and can afford I psymen' Call Vee Van Hoten Broker. STORE For sale or lease doing
BROADVIEWAVE.. 120-RlP!I COLLEGE: PARK-Furnished 5-room 6" N Orange: 9855 Vacant owner has left Attractively priced.p..lll of.nnl ., $25000 terms Ph o.ne 169 Winter $45 per mon'h I have a 4.month'- <> W "church"Rni 12 VW>4 ,I good-business beside a good ren
Lake Killarney i Price $17 OOO with terms Frank p.rtcu- I Garden old o-room cor: rete block house to NEEDED URGENTLY House suitable
rlhl on < bungalow of cypress construction . Beautiful lars see Vergowe A".nry. : income: excellent location Rlzht b
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home-.Check with us we : Sleeping porch large living and din LKEFNSuburb. .. 2 tile Crebs. Realtor 507 M.k.1 Building. E. Church St Phone ]R..ltr.. 2 I 30ACE.an .-groxe-with-modern cether with 5 geret E S 21063 Burnett I 'or young minis er. Must be fur ness for right party Call 1 9180 Ownr -
P10cc
hat the krt Whit Bros Realtors; i ana room New kitchen appliancesand baths tile window sills and bate- phone 2-1"10NORTH _ _ I fuml.h.d home For com Broker. 37 S Main nished Down payment not over leaving for North _
824 N Ml. 2-1688 !I washing machine $8
muonr A STATION Doing food bu:
CITY IUUT M enrbuD Johnson R..ltor. 140 N Orange: garage. b.t house laundry and a frame home new Good neighborhood Monterev-colonial- mot unusuallyattractive homeof j Brokers 34O N. Orange 3-1676. 56. Business Property for gale I Rm 4. Central Arcade: "407. SERVICE ness Must sell-this week A.1-
&. . I 8612 "Specializing In Homes 10".1. lo-acre plot Beautiful Oak floors Large screened the finest of I IbO. and stock $1800 222 Cm-
prewar construction E Opportunities equipment
cash rail Mr Uowrey with KingReal COLLEGE PARK-Spacious new-masonry and landscaping For appoIntment porch breezeway. oversized garage 3 spacious bedrooms 2 tiled baths i a3. Acreage for Sale APT HOUSE-Amelia Ave 203 living Business melt St Kissimmee FIx
E.I.t. E Church. 8435OPI bungalow see Geo H .. Realtor. laundry 75-ft lot Price 2 apts. 4 sleeping rooms
on tot. Kltfd. Tiled kitchen.
J corner Cen t.y. 2-car I
I garage ..lhm.ld' quarters for family, Price reduced for TRAILER COURT 3 mile West of
Suidaysahadt tral heating Attic fan 1 J C."tr.l. I islOoOO. terms Wilbur Strickland GOLDENROD ROAD-Special price on
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from Double Beautifully Breezeway. Broker 23 W. Churrb. 6675ORLO s room A b.uhful home IDnc.l.Dt S-acre tract for ..1. only quick sale to $14.400. $4.400 cash balance I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES since city, 2oO ft on new highway 660
UUI.I
3 bl.k. .r. furihe. I condition land Phone 2 1008. 45 W citrus: 4 bui dIngs -
L'JI.TWN I | McKelvey. 64 Cen terms 1920 Central. back; 3 acres large
bedroom house. Well VISTA house Van Bu- 1$6. !
3 2nd
,115.5 fD.nc.d. on a. Shown bY appointment Prescott V Steele, : $8OuO Terms L A Pitt Broker
onlurnL'ted 1 car garage. fruIt. I R..lor W.. An.d.. Phone LAKE FRONT I ran Ave Small house and 2 bIb H. C. Babcock Jr with Robert room8HIGHWAY_ APARTMENT BUILDING-Close In. 210 g Mam Ph. 7683.
and landscaped $8000 PhoneA 1 150x150 5l.200ch._Wilder_ _ R Tyre Rea'tor. W. Washington 17 beyond Fern Park 110 Corner location 4 modern wen fur _ _ _
T 'art.11622 and _. Just outside city; rambling bungalow -HOUSE 6174 1 I ft on Highway 6OO ft beautiful nished 3-room and bath: also large TAVERN :Within city limits, Exceptional -
J.m.rl Winter Park d..I.
ONE ROM on bedroom ultra modern penthouse BOWLING ALLEYS Total price living quarters Doing enormous -
Car" R..J" 1 S Main I throughout tract
s : COLONIAI.TOW N-A good CP.I p.n.ID. onbeastifulle 1 mile East of Winter "d.d Id..1 .
I 2-b.dro. bordering One of those hard to find apartment: tile bath and shower, | $8OOO cash, Believe me this la | business Personal reasons for
COLLEOE PARK SECTION New frame home convenient to eery. I.n..pd Park. approx.matel> 40O ft on paved PARK- b.r".I'.t
Chase
.m.at Oe'ronrreie block. oak thing; $$OOO. fine sand. 8 ml"e citrus road for QUIrk sale cash It's. WINTR 3-bedroom t.eD bungalow.and $'950.Terms $100 down and $15 Priced to yield 18" owner. 418 good, will bear moat rigid Investigation selling, Best possible location Coafidential -
trees man azaleabushel .7S Int.rla.beD T. Gordon Room 8. 64 Broadway See W A williams with J listing no phone informa-
floors 2 bedrooms .ad.nl. buy W. K Estate. 246S. 2 bathe. E I
InlDI rom. Prr. model kitchen tastefutly Williams with J
bedroom 1'j Central Ave Daniel Kolar 206 S. Main. 7811. lion See W, A
dinette full tie bath. fD.a.e. 3-room cottage-On So-ft. tot bous. b.th. Orange A'.. Ph. 6395 furnished Vacant; move right C. 8
l.hU Main
18 24 Ia Daniel Kolar 2Qg
x living dining
$2 050 approximately U and .t.r. 52.000. E. F. rom. rom.I ORWIN W Realtor 672 N. Orange
.uh : S."oa MANOR
on of H. P. Realtor. 32 E Pine Ph sunporch, den: car porte: 2-car ga- HrU W.l.f. BUSINESS LOT- TOURIST COURT-Lake front U B
.tt.1 Realtor 18.5.. .. 672NOri 65. I rage: new 20 vear roof and water rom. dining rm. 65. BLOSSOM TRAIL. S.- Highway First class Plenty room
and lawn ORNGE
>ge ph 2-4551 = pumt O.n fuel heat. Asking $13.- screened prcb. sprinkler : Mills St north ef Colonial fIr,, 100 for esssnu ion 520 159) casts will han-
COLLEGE PARK Built in 4l: anfurlhe Phone owner 2-2653 system large I-.r garage. fruit WTVDERMEKE-Priced for .ulel sale: 330 feet en highway high feet frontage IS the lime of progress BOWLING ALLEYS die, Potter with Herman Goodwin
COLONIAL DR Z-4 bedroom fr.m. .mpl.t.l' for trees and nicely l.nd.ap.d. Price lovely home with fruit 'cr"
-br. hOm .Plntm.ntI i .a., Ask Mr Overpeck far details Inc Broker 677 V Orange MSI
lent screened : n:shed. Lot 5xl50. : bearing fruit I 1 S17-SOO Phone Dan SUlec. 4196Guernsey shade trees Owner 12 ready for .ou or t.lle '
P.rl fume I of the best biro In Cen- '
cement Here Is one Just comple "tOa
COURT
Immediate TOURIST -
duplex guest home $14.500 furnished possession and Green leaving State
or $i SOO down 112.0 I 21 E. CentralORANGE IC. R".lon. Inquire Mrs Rufener pOSHIIOn gas It.ton and frame building caabe Hall Bros Agency Realtors 112 S teal Florida 7 excellent alleys. all i I high*av 1 furnished double
Chll.1 G. 1.0 lowest priced Orange Are teL S1&9 bowllrg equipment service counter furnished
GarUne) Estate. 409 South Oran do. May b* sewn at CD'.red. The property t unit, one bedroom apartment '
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R.a. Ph i 44$1 Exclusive with Larry Powell, Broker. LAKE FRONT-Rambling 3-bedroom BLOSSOM TRAIL-3OO on this highway, $8000 00. See pia-vall machines: 50x98 buildlnc' 200 ft highway frontage Ldderpriced -
<' s Ph. 3-2092. I masonry home facing lake on 100' I Iroat..o S-room house and WINTER PARK SECTION-2-bedroom Mr Harrop or B. H Overpeck located to the heart of a thriving at only $23.fOO terms A.
( 1IGI"A I._ "*.da with frontage tot: tile bt master bedroom I| Other out buildings borne with porte cochere for $x>OO. CLOSE IN-S block from Lake Lola town Batnea now acHing over STwOBHmthly C Golden, Broker, Branch on 17-82
: t miss this little DUPLEX- r\D 2-bedroom apartment room futn-e bath { Must sell quick: i a. nf,e, $6 BOO Sam : Also bedroom prewar bungalow for BAL BROS.. AGENC R..1or I B* prompt and tacRMatH In your ; $21. M bwy It all. $10,800 34 miles north of underpass. Open
block housMr: to ""a..r Ur ap l"r_ apartmentdownstairs. h:garage. For quick sale: I Hathlns. Broker. 6 E CentraL Ph $629O Also 2-bedroom with garage I 12 N. . AY.. 1189.I I iBspertMn of tut 4-umt apartment each: balance on convenient terms I Sunday
Lane. living i,'.. with d.or:le and oarage .tab. Lot 75by i I price $14 500 I J-I36. I for $b490 See them A. C. Golden.Broter proorrty A food proposition for Exclusive with LANE BRADTORD ,
attastio steel ra..m.nl ..au... 110. with bow .n 75 by $:.5 .a can l.nle pr d.a fnDbe ORANGE A\E. Just I 1121 N Orlando Are .\.Ia'e I both buyer and seller Price $25000 BROKER-1204 E. CwfomaL Phone 23 BOATS-9 cabins motors and
tile .rtlan blinds ad,, heaters IIS ft. overlooking Only W B I Ofn-Coplte Park 188.Open equipment 35 acres land, Klllaraey -
lk. ly furnished home I 2-0233.
.au $5.: Immei.. DSloD. fo Snd. _ 4 large iace Let us show coo this property and
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ACRE8f Pubing Camp Killarney CIa,
$ with enr.flent: t rwM. A. C 15
- Ce e 730 erms t Brr. i WI.m. R..lr. I iapts. 11.0. Tr. Knu R.1 Estate i| HOUSE 2 acres lsnd.North on lar. trees $3 : vol will be the lodge See Gee T
a.;. Roulston. R.lt. N. Orlando Av*. Wmtr Pal. 188. :i 2 West Washington 8t Phn. 110 Church 8435 I hiwai-441 Opposite 48 State Trailer T Lldorf.b.rll R..ltr.or.Dle phones 2-3. Brass Realty Co 19 E Central Ave
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RELATIONS WITH YOUR DEPOSITARY- -INE A 6LOW TO 23 Lamprey ish prefix) 27 Righteous 47 Row
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BEAUTICIAN Casselbcrry Beauty . Ar. A. Carolina Ct fire MOO; H. Diuiosima, Carolina WILL SACRIFICE un "94" fystam, DEC
Shop Completely equipped Phone D F. Po.el afur I 30 r m. 1 Moon lot 80i fully equipped. Also UU Deaot 13.19-7 15
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Winter Park reasonable offer refused wisp-
era concrete block' construction. Dltr 2-222. BLOC LaYING or buIld oa toni plus i TRAILERA-Sqe tno new "Goshen" Hi kennel. Forest City Rd 4. SAVE
modern Uvlni quarters. Nearly i I, evening 21014.CARPENTRYFramIng. 1 tandem with plastic: sides. Also Na- of Apopka Highway. mie'I
3a acre bordtrtnt on Uki. Ideal for : BLAUTICIAN-Experlenc.d, with followina. tlooal Liberty "M" systemat I ole
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Tourist eottasea. 30 oranse tree. i Phone a-3306. block Young a .Orange Bios- !' WEEK-END SPEC on Zimmer.COMPLETE .
Property nicely landscaped. This Un I j I painting: any kind of repair : som Trail at Amelia. Phone i iTRAHJER8 Palate . trailera. 5 HOURDRY
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outstandin business location just C0OKHOIJSIKEEPIR.Experienced i 1 110 Portland between 5 and I. -Please these Prank Reed Trailer sales. 201 N.OraseeSiossom .
B mile North on Hllh..., 441. Forfurther I only, full tlm*. live in or out. good i compare
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CARPENTER wanted beslightly with similar toed used I 1.1
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ter" C.rt.r.Information 3-11522.call.r.mer.oa A. T. BusCarted. .04 .ulr.d. P. 0 Box 311.Refer..ce Winter P.rk. .tr.n ContactH I tr.I.. anywhere Don't pay aver $60 $$100 to $300$
S Eggleston. Palm Tr.le Park. per foot We have them as low CLEANING
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J COUPLE WANTED AcU. expert- I ,I 125 PN fot. Sult. 20' 495:
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COURT furnished house enced. p.r.nent 1. \0 car. for CONTC&W.nu ,Tr.nle 9975: SI'.
1 .ro..nd. Woman |I ; no job toosmall i Vagabond 22' S1.475: a dosen 112.
for owner. S ether furnished houses wth I
also painting-Interior. exterl-
to cook and car house. Staterationality ; Good. clean used trailers cheap-
hav 11 rental units for tourutt. are
Plenty room for expansion. 600 ft. 1 ate and .aperl.nc in :I: or. Writ Cb.rl.R.lIIe. Z.U.oo.I 'P. Wln..rt 3330 8. Orange 11.01 Paint Job SERVICEPECK'S Fine Selection-Late Mode
hlfhway fronts(.. Only S23.500 first letter. Must have good refer- let .I Tn I.
terms. A. C Oolden. Broker. Branch ence. G salary and bom Box I 1 DEPENDABLE Energetic young j TRAILER--46: Curtis WrIght aluml-
17-92. 3l, mat north of underpass. 119 I man. age 18. desires good perma- !i num bottle ta heat SI SCO. Ph Automobiles
Bent year round outside work preferably Winter Park 2-2H21
wanted at Tramor
FOR large BUSINESS or small call OPPORTUNITIES.T. M. Harper I COUNTJR Cafetel..GIRLS Inlerestlnc and easy 'school fruit graduate farm references or dairy farm given: hlzb '; TRAILER-ZlmmerT 21. 27 and_ 30-fT. $25I Station Wag'rs,
with Asher Peter. Realtor. 12 8. Main; work. & . not necessary. II up ( Frank Reed Trailer Sales 301 N.
a-078fi. you art cOllrtou. and willing apply I on request. Bex 288 1-8t.r' ,: Orange Blossom Tr.l. I 1
I today. ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE welding TRAILERS-New and used "Amencan QUALITY :r.k
EXCELLENT LOCATION for tr.U.rc.mp. I I I Any Car or Small Truck I CLEANERS I
GIRL to work Office and : can weld anything; desire permanent "Liberty." "Trout-
cai station stores. Plot 2501830. I 1 telephone .. enlna.. to Tooley- Job: reliable and sober: Willie wood" and 'Southern"lndln.Bell. Bonded Super Deluxe Jobs. SfiO Up 813 East Washington 1911 CHEVROLET ?- :
For. 672 details N. Oran.I-4I we Richard;_ Kasaros.Realtor. . Myron Studios. 208 N. Orange.- B. Kitchens.'O '. Fla. dealer for Coleman bottle gas equipment. Accessories .- Small dents or big wrecks -- -- - - Clean. s/
-- FOUNTAIN GIRL-Experience necessary EXPERT ROOFER-In or out of town and "PreW.y..ton
IN A PARTLY COLORED netibbor- apply Alberta Drug corner paildollies: awnings: ..teAnkn.y rtde like new againSTIVERS 1910 LASALLE T" c:
: work must have skilled wages. 1303 f
building hood ..e attached have a suitable II-room home for .oee-with I of_ d..rond_ Priaceton.HOUSEKEEPER ._ __ Catherine St_ _ _ _ I 50'Tral.r Phone Sales. 5(0 2-2505 N. Or.na.Blo I I, dan. s '
r, or restaurant $8500 Easily; financed. ': 2 J WAND.to Live care for in.Room. ': MAN OF INTEGRITY desires position 1I 1\\ T" RTh-I.t..t- an aln- 1936 FORD Pha :, -:."
Speak to Spierel WhitneySpieged rhldr.n. in first class dining room restaurant i I I sleeps 1
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Realty Co.. Realtort. 708Metcalt or food store. Experienced in U I -1 4. oil burner Butane gas..Dnn. DO YOU KNOW
Bid* 2-3269. i I Kuhl.I _Fern JRestaurant._after 1 p private party arrangements. Box 265 r 'hrouoh-out used 3 weeks Bargain 62 1941 ODE f1". .;.
I MAII.e in; cooking general S-Star. \ ( See at Balmers Gas Station. ? I II I 0. .
AVAILABLE for distributorof : I
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4 hous.work : children in I miles west of Winter Garden onRI 1
internationally famous line of Ph 827PRACICAL _ RESTAURANT WORI-ounl.r manor .. 19J1 CHEVROLET S. ra
quality carbonated beverases in Or- I grill: 30 Box 5 = f
anus and SemInole Counties. NURSE-Middle "d 29. S-Star. _ _ _ tJROENFALE27 ft. LaSalle trailer i < :
and drive for .
car Fully furnished. .
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Man familiar with soft drink tradeIn t 1938 OLDSMOBH
man. Call 2-3293 from 10 to 5 Experienced \ A'1tI 3 o
and around Orlando preferredbut pi.I SALESMAN WI CAR- \ days. Inspect and make of- f
not required. I WAIRES WANTEDThrEX- ..m... to buildIng LWs1. f.r Awning new dolly new AssocatedStoe Coupe. Clean s- :
exceptionally toed opportunity for I supply hardware d..ler. etc InI 2 __ Butane ".tank ch.ts all tr'1 LOW
the right m.n. Dlrtrlbutor far- ply Green Tree. 371 N. Orange. I Fla Desires position. Can sf-11 I anything i c-'t- \ V I 1 Ph -/;
nlsh his own truck. Address Boo I time: !! What do you want sold "We insist another he this
WAITESFul of-Sundas on waiter- opens our cham- DsBUTIn you see new 1947 STUDEBAKER
268 3-Star : Box 297 8-Star- _ _ _ ; Special sleeps
CLARK F. BRtAN. Business Opportunities. WHITE WOMAN-Between 30-40 -to MN-.lb-l4 14 ton ...t truck I pagne so QUIET nobody in the place can hear it!" I 4 electric brakes- 8-ply truck tu.s''
Registered Real EotsisBroker. I learn short order cooking: good 1510 Ave., I - with truck wheels immediate d.I..r Transportation
118' E. Central. Ph. 20237. hours working conditions. Box 286 Rt 36._Box 99-B._ _ _ _ I I 75. Used Autos for Sale [ pd Autos for Sale I priced Park to sell Lot 16 Carol ,' I Champion
Established 1927. I B6tar. BUILDER AND ::3 man. 1313 175. [ I.r
YOUNG LADY for slcn card machine. '. 36st St. phone r W T. York. I I! CHEVROLET-1939 deluxe town ..- NASH-'41: 4 door sedan new TWO-WHEEL TRAILER for sale: '47
Must have high .chol education.Goid FIRST CLASS : contractor i dan Dent fall to see ths one motor good rubbr A-I 194. tat I SR Sn7d.r' S.or. Lockhart.Sewing : I
12,850 CASH-! starting salary. Off at U 30 by the PAINRBy telephone Felix Wlnn. Standard Mot or r. Orange clean Price (S9S b seen Monday If you are looking for Can MakeImmediate Sedan. Like
Sat. Please apply In own handwritIng. -i I 2-7662. !i' Blo" Tr.1 at Washington. Ph after 9am at Standard Oil good low priced transportation -
This Is all that Is required down to Box 280 S-6tar. 'I 3-1793. service station corner So. Orange Machine
buy this very busy restaurant, fully 111. Airplane Sales and Service CHEVROLET-1947 1103 I j sndSoulh_ 81 _____ ___ then see these cars : . i Delivery
equipped beer and wine license. stock I connrlbl. I
fixtures equipment .11 included. Good : TWIN ENGINE rating on Grumman I actual miles. R.do. OLDSMOBILE-1939. 4 i door sedan Operators they are probably wht you new. See this
ACHIEVE ADVANCEMENT with the .
blue. Right Jernigan i Mechanically 0 K. good have At
rubber. been
lease with additional Html quarters Widgeon land sea and Instruments. I looking | Regular FactoryList
Total only Telephone Company pay 1 Aviation UsedCsrs. 600 W. Central Ph. 3-1946. radio. By original owner. 850. Pb. KXPERIKXCKD
U needed. Close-in. price i Veteran's
I Increases liberal c.4U. vaca- t.lnln. Orl.nde
Winter Park .
S4.750.: This ls a marvelous opportunity -I tioou with pay make oper- 1 Country ., Winter Park_ 863._ I CADILLAC-1942. 4 door maroon 276-M. __ Steady work good pay. 5-day meek 1939 MERCURY 4 door sedan. one.
for fin continued income information I .Une .n Interesting and p.rm.n.ntlur. VETERANS FLIGHT TRAINING for spotless sedan executive driven. OLDSMOBILE19U 4-door. Maroon Congenial SurroundingsBus Pries
in offIce onl,. Ask for Ray '. High School education requir private. commercial. instructormultiengine $2175., _$700_ down. Box _305 S-Star._ rubbr. -very nice. 1/3 I leaves Union Station at 7:15: Good mechanicalcondition. I (IKo extra char '- !
Lennon. I .. limit 18 to 35. Apply Employment ratings. On-the-Job me- down 15 months Jim Jernl 4 M door ..
Office. 8 30 to 12 noon or 1 to rhanlc training. Ryan Field. Apopka. CHEVROLET-35: clean: two new gas Used C.r. 60O W. Ph EI".I S6 On 1947 CHEVROLET
KEWUAN-HAROIS.: INC.. Realtors I 4 30 p m.. wall St. Entrance. Southern Flaj tires. good transportation: S175: 3-1946. j in 10 CHEVROLET
29 W. W ashinf ton. 8881 6638. P. J Tuck. Old..nrod Rd Ph. 1208-W SUNNYTOWNSEWING
B.1 Tel T.1 I Winter P. O. Box 13 Rt. 1, i ji PONTIAC-1941. tudor sedan. DeLuxe 2 door sedan.
j 72. Autos-Trucks for RentD i Maitland. Can b. seen Saturday afternoon I I Wlnn. Standard Motors. F11 S793
and Sunday.I I)iBID.'oro Washington. Ph. CASSELBERRY FLA. ELECTRIC DELUXE Station
I HAVE SEVERAL Sood restaurantsIn VARNER U-DRIVE-IT-Drive It I 3-1793. Tr.1 a 19.13 WILLYS 4 door Wagon. -
e".IIeD' locations that can be Help Wanted-Male I yourself: low rates: by mile or day.D. i CHEVROLET '37: 4-door. clean i I 1------- -- sean REFRIGERATORS
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purchased from less than 15000 to Vene U-Drive-It. Inc. 234 W good condition See 1I PLYMOUTH-i94l. 4-door special de- '
(30.000. If you ar. interested in I ATTENDANT for service station Ap- Central Ave Phone 2-3153. butcherat417 W. throuthou.. I luxe. Motor rebuilt new tires, very 1941 HUDSON 4 door sedan 7 SizeELECTRIC Like
real money m.kera-tbe listinis are I ply at Shell Service Station. Winter HERTZ-DRIV-UR-SELF SYSTEM sedan. Clean 1'rl..n Privately owned (975. 4353CheneHighway. new.
here In my office. Some are exclusiveand Park and for rent CAILLAC-42 upstairs I in rear. $395
Trucks
passenger cars Martina Used _ RANGES
fore. have Clyde never UcKensie.been Broker.advertised 104 be-W. AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN-Perma- by hour. day or week Low rates, 375N Cars. 777 N. Orange. 84O9. PLYMOUTH 1940 business coupe I 50 CARS 1937 FORD 4 door sedan
Central Ave.. :'.!''. I I nent r.Sd.n, for conn.ctoD G.with L Or.n. phone 2-064. CADLC--191 "62"'4-door sedan. i Good buy at (895 See at City H.I $395 ELECTRIC HOT WATER See this one.
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to health; food profits low Investment. h.lpful car .c..ry; salary week or month Competitive rates. : proof tubes distributor and fuel PLMounf-1938 coup. body and sedan. .. $695 i 1 1941 BUICK Special Sedan.i .
pump rebuilt all new wiring, new i Tires are
._2719_ -N. Orange_Ave. S20O good mo opportunity. liberal for car. ..10..nc.; 904 NOrange dial 2-4521- battery muffler and exhaust pipe.Price new Original paint Take up pay- AT ONCE 1939 FORD 2 door sedan 'i Beautiful.
EARN $200 PER WEEK SalaryMcLean -I' i|I oiiN'S U-DRIVE I INC -New carsI $2100 Phone 2-114. I I m entan d (300 cash. Ed Strickland ELECTRIC MIXERS
Trucking Company. Inc. Win- Box 291 BSta._ _ _ I I orres t by d., week or month 3000 Kuhl Ave : WANTE S695 1JM1 CHEVROLET 5-pacsen-
ston-Salem. N.' C. offers young men j jan : ACCOUNTANT College graduate No red tape. 2 locations. 242 N CHEVROLET '34 2-door sedan. 87 MODEL-A FORD 2 door New
Coupe. motor
PLYMOUTH 42 FROZEN
4-door i
opportunity to to into business for I with accounting major or equiva1 Orange. Ph. 2-4814. and 142 N.Garl.nd Runs perfect. Good solid transportation -I 1 &.!: STORAGE ger
Best bargain In town for JIMMY
1 time, $195 Jack Martins Used Cars : sedan. S295
themselves. We sell you a 1948 Model lent experience. Full responsi- Ph 2-4347- I j I UNITS sirs
Jack Martin's
L. J. Mack Diesel or 1948 Model C90 I ble. pem.n.ot poIton. 10. 300 ,' I 777_N. Orange._ 8409.___ I 1 .. 8409PLYMOUTH19.0 Used Cars. 777 N. Oraye 1936 PLYMOUTH 4 door 1941 CHEVROLET SedanS1U5
Autocar: Diesel Tractor We me yon ., 8-Star. _ _ j 73. Auto Service 4-door sedan: RELIABLE MOTORS
I' CHEVROLT-1935. 2-door Rcw sedan. $250
a three year lease contract. Earning OR CLERK excellent I tr.s..x..U..nt ELECTRIC VACUUM
sufficient to pay for truck in three BKKEEPER Keep gasoline inventory AUTO BRAKE JOBS and ..h.1 at 1409 CdlI''r.. Can be seen |i condition ProfIt .tb 212 S. Orange Blossom Trai 1933 PLYMOUTH 4 door '1941 PONTIAC Club .
Prophitt's" Used Can 500 W. Cen-I CLEANERS :
years not including ..Iar, Trucks records etc. Opportunity to ad alignment 1-day service. Wheels -- -- -- I i I
sold to owner-operators only tallitet.) vance. Single. State age. experience h.l.nr.1 while you wait. C. A. CHRYSLER SEDAN-1937 factory r.. traLPLYMOUTH I Phone seda n. $495- Clean. .P
Down payment of S25OO required. Apply salary five reer.nce. Auditor. W P.n" Sons. 1010 W Church built motor $v>0 Sc. at 595 W.Church '414-door sedan I, 3.28 : 1937 OLDSMOBILE 4 door ELECTRIC HEATERS
'
to: McLean Trucking Company.. J. Howey :. Bo..n-'D-tbe ALIGN MEN Free inspection. Call. 9438_ __ good tires body end motor. All i I sedan. S495
Inc Wlnston-Salem. North Carolina.A 1 Hills. Fla_ _ _ _ ____ Prompt repairs by expert mechanics CHEVROLET 1937 2-door Clean. .Ir. Bay It for (42O down. Joel 1947 FORD Tudor
REAL IIARGAL"SyOWNERA BOOKKEEPER-Living In region of A one-stop service at G- good transportation.- "Profit withProphilts' t ursnt 299 Kuhl _ _ ,I I II 1936 FORD V-S- lI i ton i
fully equipped modern restaurant I Mt. Dora. Zellwood. or Tavares. to years Service. 300 N Orange Used 500 W. C.ntral PLYMOUTH -: 41 rUb coupe; new truck. Good condition
doing a nice business. In Florida's handle books for groves and small C.n I paint. brand new .. new
I.rf uphols
BRAKES supply all
fastest stowing city in the citrus !I packing bouse. Address Box 36. Lake your REPAIEDW. tires gas ,I ten,. motor good A special at $350 I "HOME S495 COME IN Super. l Like i
o..ds.
belt. Regular dinners short orders Jeai. Fla and oil Dixie Sales and Service W.South CHEVROLET-Sedan. Really clean down See a Joel III Restaurant, I MODEL-A FORD pick NOW|
sandwiches, beer. Uptown. Two modern 2998 Kuhl AcePLYMOUTH
bedrooms fully equipped with :kuMust b eperl..ncd. Apply at Boone St.BDYDFNDER. _ _ _ Hog klln' good motor. Lk and FOKS" up. $295
drives Also !>.
at 246 -- Exceptionallygood i
nl. (
private bath Hot water, su heaters.Entire _ Curcb. .ep.I.ID and 'J R. "Homefolks" Smith new locaticn. 194 I I MODEL-A Ford 1 See
ofler. ( for quick sale. ton this
: for Convenient
building paneled In old hickory BOYS-White. 1-to-l years Payment Plan t new.
New
0:4 333 N. Location
colored ply wood. One section i Morning Satisfaction .1..nt..d. D.' Van.r. M.I. 1831Edl..1.Dr v! _ _ I i truck. $195 I
renting for $480 per year. Restaurant I I ply Mr. Wolfe. Circulation Dept 234 W. Central Ave. Phone 2-3153. CADILLAC 1947 Convertible coup PLYMOUTH 1940. Good 1939 '
renting for $1200 per year. A wonderful | Sentinetoffice. afternoons 3 toS pin Hydramatlc. radio. etc. I.s car. new motor. S795 2'5klr I PLYMOUTH Coupe. SEE ASSOCIATED '
opportunity for one or two BOY-16 or ov'.. helper" blue 74. Autos-Traier Wanted than 300 milesPearl ...exterior Brown-Street- phone 2-3901. I . $795 one.
couples. As an Investment a bargain j _print shop 139_E _Church. I II with leather upholstery white STUDEBAKER---4-Champion 4- Why did the hen cross the road MODEL-A FORD Panel BEFORE BUYING YOUR I
Land. building equipment a giveaway 1 side wall tires. Will sell outright or door. .. State. S1295. !
I I ELECTRIC
for quick sale price $9500. Call COOK for tugboat Salary S16S per AUTOS WASTED-IT1 BUT that car! trade. R S. Evans phone 4321 or Special at this price Jack Martins Wen. she heard there was a man truck. New tag. good APPLIANCE "
88-744 Auburndale. Fla _ _ I I O.Box_month.22.board Enterprise.and room.Fla.I .Apply P. Felix Wlnn. Standard Motors Orange 4771.; ;|I Used Cars.' 777 N Orange: 8403 ,:ajln bricks on the other side. and condition .h . 5395 1946 NASH 600"Sedan.
HERE ISAREALmanu making Top- Blossom Trail at Washington. CHRYSLER Windsor sedan: 1941-7 club I tAT she m..nt.d0 see.
and I CARPENTER sl.. and 3-1793. passenger excellent condition me- : SUOE8 KER-1941-C.mpf .
business: beer. wine gas I bonus to right party. Also experlenred | ; LOWEST PRICES
small grocery on highway to the I i chanically. For sale cheap. City Cab radio etc Very economical Cleanest
Pine Castle new air field: stock furniture m.sn. Ph. 7601. AUTOS WANTED Any make any Co 243 8. Orange Ave. i one In town and only 1095. R- s'I'I Have 2 I.t model panel truck One PINE ST. MOTORS ; Today's -
and living quarters. Can be COUPLE WANTED Actv..expert- moiel. any year. Name your price. DODGE-1946 half-ton pickup. This Evans_phone _43J1 or_4171. I I I 1938 Ford Sedan d.Uwe. Priced .
permanent. M. for 1 We it. K. and W. Motors EASIEST TERMSIN
Inquire ence. pay eor.
bought at amazingly low price: >
truck runs and looks good as STUDFBAKER 1918 sedan Commander from .
S35O to "9$
and help with house. Womanto a
grounds Garland and Amelia. 2-0529.
1 mile south Pine Castle. Bergen's .
Felix Wlnn. Motors. .
Standard
flea clean radio heater.
I cook and for house. StatenationalIty. very 135V.. PINE ST.HELP .
Filling Station. age care and in :i AUTOS WANTED-'48 models needed. Orange Blossom Trail at Washington.Ph. coed tires: 1400 4353 Cheney Highwar. I TOWNASSOCIATED special.
TOUR MONEY6SC6 this season witha I first letter. Must have ..xpri.nc I We pay up to S5.OOO for right car. 3-1793 upstairs 1 f.r. I alwa,. hats lots of low priced
-
service station and restaurant. I salary and home. re.r.nc.G 10 B|i Jack M..tn'. .. Used Cans 777 N.Orange. - II I THEBEST- Fords, Plymouth and :
Belling on account of Illness. ContactHolly + I .... UO-ulueo.-ttb- Ceool.ts --
i - : new
$$1495
flu Service Station. Davenport AUTOS WANTED Will ,-highest Coupes and Sedans-from 1165 to
CARPENTER or good FORDS-V-S's. Model A's from 1929to r.dl.tor. new br.ke. En.ln. In cxcelient I I
r!.. .pprentce.C.1 cash price for Inc 5395.
your car 1938
Oln' condition : STORE
3-158$ II m.DIHWASHEaWAEAppIY Coups sd.n. PlrUPLS'omp Pont.c r.n..rUbl.
WILL SACRIFICE my business gas. ater I 142 N. Garland 2-.34 or : Or- down lo.ton. leather upholster lined top.
oil. groceries meats for quick. sale at .n... 281.UTWAI" It I rant tell you rlcht I tl Yep. its a bit old. 1934 model but I 143 N. Orange :
at below replacement cost. Write Box : N'I|j Any-make. any you wrong. From M85 $395. for operation you cant beat I for a i
303 8-Star.: _ Mills I In Colonlaltown.MAN |! .h quicker. Wk11)1 R"Homefolks' Smith 333 N. Main. much higher price fan be oren at <; TRUCKS
I HAVI: A BUSINESS that a coupleor for et.t shddr,. cleaning Motors. 751 N. Mills: 22174.D. 754 Wilkinson Ave Fhone 2-25R1 '
family of 3 or 4 could certainly I route .. 1310 VARNER.lnc wants to buy your WILLYS EEDAN"39 4 dor. model R. (Home Folks)
handle profitably and does not require -I. Edl..te Drive.- .ut or truck and will pay top FORDMode A Very good condition. 48. in : new paint. J We are anxious to eut
more than $55OO cash. Present )&ILKERB-Men experienced-:' prices Immediately. D. Varner. Inc 6-16 tIre 1510 Oregon Ave. S450. postcard to O. Jackson Jr Kmsimmee inventory dnw our 1941 CHEVROLET Canopy
the end
by of the
owner is making money and the field chine milking. References necessary. Stu Sales and Service. 234 W FORD- for me to brine it to TOO for I I year
-t for expansion Is unlimited On account Apply In person. T. O. Lee Dam. .b.kr Phone 2-3153. <, luxe. i9noa.n.upri: Inspection.CONVENIENTLY. SMITH I . "o if )'ou'l help us. ..' help $CD5
of sickness owner has to re information you bv you some of the SIX 1947 G.M.C. .
INC. 1H tontake..
tire. Dial 3-1622. A T Carter Jamerson FnYMOTOR .I : LATi.tIn. best USED CARS in town at
car the FORD 1940 : new paint ra- ternm-tton of This is
12 S Malm like
and Caner .d.D one new
JRealtors. PLUMBERS-TOD ".I.r. plenty of dollar. S ecssa t ZOO W. Central or dlo. heater good mechanical condition Ki' lmm... Pta a well stocked sued I
WOULD YOU USE to osa your own work open shop. LIbbY & Freeman. Phone 5418FRANK ,, : reasonable 212 S car lot. 1937 to 1947 models Our I i $1C55
333 North Main
business? Groc.ry. frozen stard. 711 W. Church REED really knows-how to Orange Blossom Trail.se.t prices are reasonable. our terms i are BARGAIN PRICES! 1935 PLYMOUTH Pick-T'p.
Venetian blinds. r.st.urant. re.dy-to- "
regular 1 3 18
down on all mnd'ls.
the high dollar for :
get your ear
we.r. gift .bop drug .tor. trailer or equity. in five minutes. Why FORD-.1934.New coupe. A-I condition. and 24 months to par Come see I I UNUSUAL $:':;
metal
comm.rcl'llIuUdlD4J. C.s |! top. and two
upholstery
p.rk. hotel.. See.p.rtm.nt.us for 7 ourchoice. Investments WOOL PRESSER WANTED-Only experlenced give 'em Give us a chance. I tone paint Cheap 1440 W. Church. us W* will tr.d. nr ..1 .tr.Ih 1937 1941 FORD l i-ton sTzkPNew
need apply. New YorkCleaners 20lNOrsngeSlossom Tr.. 7883. T P Baker Motor Co. CHEVROLET Coup Radio
from *15OO to $1.000.000.Oeorgta 22 W. Pine ; I FORD '48 tudor sedan cream I I and heater excellent rnechanical motor. $15305
von Schiller. Realtor. 7186.Wfl.I. &H.tes. St I color. Less than 200 miles: radio. PROFESSIONAL RACER.- Telephone I .
START young m... with .sales tuna I UGH WEIGHT. car or truck wanted heater '48 tag. Bargain. $2195. Jack ninis Winter Park 469. ....kda ..YI I QUALITY CARS some body con.ton. Needs t 395 I' ,
for lot Orlando I 1
ability and good car in profitable near Martins Used Cars 777 N. Orange: !
City limIts. KInney. Rt. Box 279 I 1937 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan.This 1946 DODGE E Su
business No capital required for reliable : 8409. ____ | 7b. 47 CADILLAC "62" Coupe. Has
WELL DRILLER-First class fully Orl.ndo.R _ _ Trailers. Trucks for Sale everything one will need some motor VALUES
party Call Mr Nathan at FORD 40 Convertible and almost
experienced Fla. formation. Good coupe. new. I 'rk. so were selling it
Ban Juan Hotel Mon. or Tues Dee. in i j[ 8. EVANS. 'WonidoLangest Auto for FUly.QIIPpd. I
I CHEVROLET I94V I' Stake I'
hours top pay. Libby & Freeman. SI.1 Xm. ton cheap f 295
15th and 16th between Ham. and Dealer is only Interested In buyIng Cars. 777 N. Or- 44 PACKARD Super Sedan. Overdrive
body. Rood condition Private
( 7pm. 'l W. Church the finest. Will purchase any 1 .: M.tn'l. Usd Ph 8t Cloud. Fla B1.i ro..n.d radio end heater. j 1942 CHEVROLET Spl.1 DeLuxe ,. burban. A
- I /
year make model and Coupe. car in
or pay an onI I Cub
1 (llan
FURTHER SEARCH IS A WASTE of believable price on the spot. Call FORD '48 convertible. Less than i i CASE TRACTOR and Dlc-CP.i 4 PACKA 6 Sedan. Very low I mechanical condition.
time If y ouwantabus 10cm withS for 4321 4771. 25 mie. Santa Claus should take i See at Pharr's J Good tires. A
YOUNG MAN TO run copy I or bargain at $1295
WHO
and apartments meat'market above combined.Grocery All store new I Radio station Call Mr. . I this Cars. 777 N$2395.Orange.Jack 8409 Martin'sUsed i, c onsac Rd : Ph -4930I 41 CEVROLE Special Del. Sedan. 1947 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster beautiful utility -
equipment furniture and building I 9900. Please don't apply unless ableto HOUSE TRAILER W.ntd- 10 I CHEVROLET TRUCK-'46. excellent Cub Cop. An almost new 1946 OLDSMOBILE "76"
Location Is good and Improving rap- !. full time. _ _ _ on large .nd .m.l home. .. and FRDIIJI surd.hix..d.n good I condition: private .. price 4 PONTIAC Club Coupe. Radio. b proud t own I
Idly. Price $25 000. plus Inventory -O For storeroom .work by Mor- about Orlando. 3330 8. a Motors. SI '!7S Phone 2-214; I II heater low mileage. $2295 4 door sedan. Original -
Stock. See Oeo P Brass Realty Co.. I rison's- Cafeteria. Age 25 to 35. Must Oranga Blossom Trail after I p.m. Orange Blossom Trail at Wash- pick-up: a rood : ,' :1947 CHEVROLET rWetliine Sport
19 X. CentraL Ph. 2-3155. I have high school education or equiva only. 'inaton. 3-1793 _ _ _ _ _ I 00E31 to any test. $!>2$.. 4 OLDSMOBILE .5'.,. Sedan. Perfect 4 door sedan. Almost new. finish like new. wagon.
lent. Must be ..lnl worker Apply WANT 100 CARS-Any price, any !i rR-D '47 Club coupe. Less than W. Church. _ _ _ _ | In every Beautiful maroon car completely Will give approximately -
61. Bank Loans :Services; Mr. Holcomb. I I make or model. Phone for I mU. Beautiful color Take this; | '' Sedan. Very
buyer or I DODGE TRUCK-1941 I ton: '\ 4 CADIAC13 luip. B ow
yr
EXCELNT OPPORTUNITY for 4 drive in. Stivers Pont.c 62 W. Colonlal one home for Xmas S2195 Jack wheels. rood tire.. overload > owner c.r. Santa the same See this one.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Deposits are :
I .. 18 to 22. To assist sales'manager Phone 2-230. M.rtD. Used C.r. 777 N. Orange. tprinzs. Aso.b.1! medal framrtrailer 1 1941 FORD 4 door sedan. '
Insured Corporation by Federal with Deposit 15,000 Insurance in circulation work. Must befree GET CASH-IN 5 MINUTES Anymake + _ _ _ __ Make offer. Jimmy 1st*11 41 OLDSMOBILE "66' 2 door se '. the cleanest) On.' service as a new car.
mom for each m.at I to travel all Western States.Transportation or FOR COUPE-1946 super d.lu. 1101 W ColonialDoDc.E dan. RadIo nice car. we've had in a pe..ar SeeIng -
d.po.lte _ I furnished expensesadvanced. 501 mod.l. St.rlnl-AI..nde. .blv to PhoneI I is believing l ... I I 1945 DODGE Pick-
PERSONAL cost less .ISTALMEN LOANS |'I Apply Mrs. A. Nay. room and :1 Molor.. O.nl. I Oner.2-4l34- prl.d_ _ .1. 2-3252 P1CKUP. '39. ZOO W. Church. 41 CADILLAC 6" Special Sean.J 1 1942 FORD Super DeLuxe Station$1295
11 I
301. Empire Hotel between I
Compare. When the loan S.nk, S 30. No phone calls. BADLY IN NEE 01 IIU and 1947 FORD-1933 tudor. C".D. very good 1942 H ton pick-up. Per- 41 CADILLAC 62" Sedan. Hydra- Wagon. Radio and heater. 1947 FORD STATION I
t 100. you get f 93-Payments S B 34 ; . olde rears. HarleyWadsworth I 1 I condition. n.w top. at The Orange I ODE mechanically The answer toI matic and even.tng. Low i Very little work If to WAGON. Driven Like
S ISO. you set 139-Payments 1 5 EXPERIENCED foreman P.ctlnbu"to take sausage 815 North Oranie Ay. Hut. 69 W_Church.__ I voor h.aUn. needs. Bargain at $495 mileage. ,I make it look and b new. up. new.
t 200. you set 1S -Paymenta full charge of :wholesale production.I Telephone 6597> _ _ _ _ { FORD-'32. V-8. good condition: sac R 8 . phooe 431 or 4771 Buy as is for only .$1295 less than 8000 miles
t 300 you get 27P.menta 2500 I . required Wilson Bros.. GET TOPASH PRICE for your car rUle H. Dlugozlma. Carolina FORD 1946 truck. 1H ton. Only J. C. McKELLAR, INC. 1949 FORD Super DeLuxe 2 door
5 400. you get 372-Payments: 3334Payments .. Moon. lot 50. lan This by the original own-
3500 Rio Orande. M5Sbb. make or model. Used I 36 000 miles New 82S tires Perfect e< car has been used See this
( 500. ,.get 41 67tlOOO. ph Car EJh.nlr.. 219 W. WashingtonSt FORD 1939 2-door. New condition throughout.cry* Orlando hut its black and looks new. Looks and one.
you get 930-Payment* 83 34 Sales Help Wanted Phone 22882ONTHEFPOTCASN_ good tires drives nice. A good p.lnt. Fish A Poultry. BO9 W crhurch: 4717 Drive i and you'll buy It. er. runs
Above
monthly payments 12 month.I PAID for good Jim Jernigan Used C.r. 6OO W. Central . .. ._ u like new.
Payments for 15 months are S195 Slo
include life . .m.l.r. clean used cars. Jim Cumbie Cars. Phone 3-1946. PRD-FROUSN-TACOR--4T 1947 FORD DeLuxe 2 door I
P.llr. of death. The 904 North Orange Avenue Phone FORD-'36 4 door sedan; new paint, 8 Booth. Dunn Hotel. Melbourne. Radio. One of the lowest m.le
Fln I SALISMAK 2-4521> overhauled: no dents radio. new cars in town. Beau
-I4' National Bank at Orlando. 4th foor tre : Phone 9191 W ale I RepossessedSold
Elevator Hours TO GET THE $ 510 N Summerlln. Sahara tan fInish. Ideal
I to 4. Bat. I \ for your '
t 1947 FORD
MOT 41 8.
Old established wholesale drug and .. mon. FoiTUC dump: f x Xmas gift 5-passenger
car or Central FORD 1938 $2295
r.l H..n. coupe. Good good R S DunnHPt1 I
6:. Loans I'p to $300 I sundry in own firm handwriting.Mi" ownear furnish Aosuer full- F.. Motors. 100 W. Jefferson: motor.Hugh'ey.'o"ondltlon. 8 tre. 2:7 Melbourne.. Phone_Booth.91t -TOUR PACKARD DEALER- 1937 NASH Ambassador Six. 4 door coupe. 8000 actual For
S door sedan. Radio Unpaid Balance
information tegardini and past 2-:42._ = 342 N. Ava. Phone 5147 an h@atfr.
AUTO Furniture. Diamond Loan*.- .1 rRDT 946 COK. 2 O.nl This miles and clean as A little
I experience." BET .-oor. $500 rash will buy. FORD '34: convertible: good top: : Miller trailer. 5' sides car has had bst fixing up and o havea
Economy Company. J. T. I
Pn.nr Box 231 or Chevrolet W motor care. See it. drive and good car CHEAP. cars Inruaning
Burnt ACME SAS CO. P. O. $ pre.r..d. new throughout 500. See with canvas top. A-I condition new. A
Ph. 20735EW ..e. 10 y.tc.1 Bldi. . Florida. Srhwer. 1843 W.lke .. WIDtrI at 325 Jasmine. miles north of Orange City on hIghway .- you'll know what we mean condition.
LANulckl made on fur I :I I Pak PR19t business coupe. Good 17._Voelbel.! _ _ _ _ NASH. "600" Club..Coupe.. $595 One 1936 PLYMOUTH Coup
!
,. Orlando 75. Csfd Autos for Sale i me.bnlc.1 condition. Good body HOUSE TRAILER 1941. Plymouth I I 19 5
21. of the best buys in a postwar I
i SALESMAN-Top notchl Age 24-3S and tires Priced for a quick sale.
special trade
Metcalt a own FM Home nial Fmanc. Co.. ;1 Does S100 weekly interest you? BUICK-1941. 18' house .tm Jernigan Used Cars 600 W. C.n for I larger trailer C Hoslwnrth.- White i car in town $1695 1942 DESOTO 2-door se- 1935! AUBURN Convert t:?
-
LOANS MADE from 110. to *3OO: I Follow definite contact.. Must haveOales 4. both for 11.25....h traie..1.eP seen Trailer Park S Orange Blossom Trl I j i TO LIQUIDATE : 194 NASH "r"light 4 dOr Man.II dan. New engine, tj:
neat car
AFLAME '
p.nonaIU' .ppea..r. behind post HUDSON TERR 3d. is. Z.IDn
strict fast service. Family of. Z.n.od. Fla As HOUSE TR'iTLER-Lsrge porch All 1941 PONTIAC Sedan
p.w.. and background with radIo. weather-eye sortotherequipment
Finance Service Inc 32 W. Central 10 BCICK-194l Club (135 Want to move It today Jack equipped Sleeps or 8. mast leave '' II thoroughly recondi-
Ave. Phone_BH37 _ _ _ _ I ThI.I.. IU.tm. opportunity. in its to field Join Fine eondilon. couP..peci& 84O9 M.rln'. Used Cars. 777 N. Orange: city .No reasonable I of.r refused. 1stspare. ESTATE 1941 "18" .Club$1395 II tioned and will give I 1 SC4t3
Complete given Car Can be bt..a 1 and S at 310 Carolina Mon :; OLSMOBI. New S 1939 PACKARD
WHEN TOO I' tntnlol. Ifce.. Copeland_ LASALLE 1939: convertible! coupe. HOUSE "TRAILER Porch and bed- I dependable service.
MOSSY Mr 29S
NEE IAtAcrpt.nc. .. t W.lke 450. 1011 North cover A real bow ... $12951M1 Sans" $3
!; S-Star giving age and. experience or BUICK-1934 "sedan. Excellent condition A C.I.t Or'DI room: furnished. S7OO or trade. | OLDSMOBILE "98" Town .
fce a N Orange Avenue in Or- ph. 7-0498 (370. Telephone 2-4888. venueLINCOLN1940. Carolina Moon Camp lot J22 dan. Hydramatic. radio .s! 193 BUICK .d
Phone 7136 Offices at Cocoa See at 1106 Guernsey A-I: radio I
: over- ,
1938 STUDEBAKER
Orl The First at Orlando heater. Scdr.n
Winter Haven and St. Cloud. Sam SALSMANor. .dot trI BCICK-1938 business drive. A bargaIn .t 1800. C.l HOUSE-TAr new TravIo N.ton.1 B.nl "Z.fn pmt '
: coupe 1941 PACKARD 2-
I oo 2-2284 Trust Department offers for sal I The best m the Olds $1393 ;
service!
I new concern give full information in condition Telephone 2-387 al'o 20 ft Elrar. Inonire Fay 1. 1937 PACKARD ConvertibleCoupe. s'10" Sw' !
I letter P. O. Box 2426 Jacksonville. Clayton_Street MOTORCYCLE -. 90-Harley-David- Clark. Lorkhart. Pbs r 0 Henry Davis .t the h..het bid. lulJ.ct to approval N 12" door sedan. and. 1934 CHEVROLET P, :
QUICK CASH LOANS Frtur.|! na. BCICK-'47. convertible: blueT- llsht son SI OHV God condition. P HOUSE TRAILER-22 ft. American of the Probate Court, the following: covers and pmtf.. Sat, I clean. s t'_ .
loans. 2-0264 or see 715 Floral Drve Very good me-
and auto Dr
an- < With top. walls low I S7cri.novice tlcot
DOt SAUSMAN'E'on .bl. mileage: clean ron"ton. sway for .
Ie. Loan Co.. 501 Florida I I II i Co. p15.I throughout all accessories: buy dl MERCRY.0 con.rlblecub .Ie.po. reasonable _Ph. 2-659 | 1942 PACKARD oly.Super u. chanically. Good 1934 HUDSON Seal ,. rk
BId.: R. W C.I. m.nle. rect from owner only Box 275 8-8t rd.o. TRAILER LaSalle.. I Cpr 'I T._
Phone 2-1951. I I 12-.1 ____________ ( coup .. . tr.s HOUSE IHi door sedan. This car ben tires. 191 G.M.C. 14-
I CAN USE several ambitious young BUICK Roadmaster. convertible .ol.1 Martins model. 27" 3 rooms excellent ell-cared for and has
REAL ESTATE LOANS-Get a small men with or without car This 1 Late 1947. light gre. all extras. Used Cars. Orange84O9.. dllon. can be seen at Palm Garden 1946 HUDSON I. extra. If you're j c :3 9
loan on your house when n.d..dPoMd. a highly profitable opportunity, for plastic seat covers Like new .r" 10TORCYC P.mou1.ht.. C.m. on 441. 2 miles north ofTstsre cc lvabH quality used car. 11939 STUDEBAKER f Tk.
Credit. 21 W Pine. Sat itair- .. I f.
IbO who will work Salary and W.w.r. Palms Tn.r! Park .r.m. gallon: Mr Heinltn! See this $ "..
of Grand nut. commission onntnaie hi commission BrICK= bump erasing springs. (355-(155 =25 15 1941 Up. S- '>
1941 PLYMOUTH
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I seem to recall over the years moves to try to stop the requirement of having a WINS nameservice as part of a Windows environment.
My question is whether sites are still utilizing WINS or have switched over to something else and no longer need WINS. If so, anybody want to share their experiences?
Thanks.
A lot of these answers are only partially true or just plain wrong. WINS is just another way to resolve names to ip addresses. As long as your applications know how to use DNS, WINS is not needed at all.
Edit: Okay, I can't believe how much misinformation there is on this thread. First of all, having different subnets does not necessitate the use of WINS. As long as your application can communicate with udp/tcp port 53 on your DNS server(s), you will be able to resolve hostnames just fine (yes, \\hostname will work too).
Secondly, if you're wondering why you can't resolve anything using the short hostname (i.e. just the hostname without the domain), it's probably because you never configured the default domain (or domain search list) on your clients.
And lastly (but not leastly!), an Active Directory domain is not a prerequisite for using DNS on a Windows network. The only reason you think that is because when you join a machine to a domain, Windows sets the default domain name for you. There is nothing preventing you from setting it yourself through other means (probably DHCP).
So in summary, just set the default domain and use DNS like the rest of us here in the 21st century!
In our Enterprise it is still required for many legacy applications.
Felt I needed to edit this since the most upvoted answer is flat out WRONG!
WINS is definitely required in many oraganizations these days.
How WINS works
Updated: January 21, 2005
How WINS works
By default, when a computer running Microsoft® Windows® 2000, Windows XP, or a Windows Server 2003 operating system is configured with WINS server addresses (either manually or through DHCP) for its name resolution, it uses hybrid node (h-node) as its node type for NetBIOS name registration unless another NetBIOS node type is configured. For NetBIOS name query and resolution, it also uses h-node behavior, but with a few differences.
For NetBIOS name resolution, a WINS client typically performs the following general sequence of steps to resolve a name:
Client checks to see if the name queried is its local NetBIOS computer name, which it owns.
Client checks its local NetBIOS name cache of remote names. Any name resolved for a remote client is placed in this cache where it remains for 10 minutes.
Client forwards the NetBIOS query to its configured primary WINS server. If the primary WINS server fails to answer the query--either because it is not available or because it does not have an entry for the name--the client will try to contact other configured WINS servers in the order they are listed and configured for its use.
Client broadcasts the NetBIOS query to the local subnet.
Client checks the Lmhosts file for a match to the query, if it is configured to use the Lmhosts file.
Client tries the Hosts file and then a DNS server, if it is configured for one.
The problem is that not every application can be configured to use DNS.
Even in Microsofts own explination of Active Directory setup it mentions the need for WINS.
Settup Up DNS
"NetBIOS name resolution (WINS server, LMHosts file, or NetBIOS broadcast) is still required for earlier versions of Windows to resolve network resources on an Active Directory domain."
So yes, there are SOME organizations that can get away without using WINS, but to make a blanket statement that if you can hit the DNS server you magically do not need WINS is wrong.
wins is still required for a bunch of things (less and less every day!). The most common example I've seen is that wins is a requirement for running exchange 2007 on clustered 2003 servers. Wins works with Netbios names. A NetBIOS name is an identifier used by NetBIOS services running on a computer. It is combination of a 15 character (byte) name and a 16th character denoting the service. When identifying NetBIOS network resources, these names are used. NetBIOS can not do name resolution on the Internet. NetBIOS names are single part names and don't have any hierarchical structure.
The NetBIOS namespace is flat, which means that there are no suffixes added to the NetBIOS name and that two computers cannot have the same NetBIOS name. This means that each NetBIOS name in any one network must be unique.
See TCP/IP Fundamentals for Microsoft Windows ,Chapter 11 - NetBIOS over TCP/IP
WINS is still very much a requirement, despite every attempt by every Windows admin in the world to bludgeon it to death. Anytime there is a separation of subnets, you're going to need WINS. Running a VPN for separate sites? That implies a subnet - and WINS. Have older clients that don't understand AD? You need WINS. Have a DOS application that you're networking? WINS again.
WINS is also used for populating browse lists. While Active Directory based machines can work without WINS, there can be a delay as the browse lists are populated in the following sequence:
The crux of the problem stems from the roots of LANMAN, which begat SMB, which begat CIFS...you can see where this is going. LANMAN was very much a LAN-based protocol - it had no concept of "Internet", much less "routing". WINS was developed to bridge that gap and make routing possible. Fast-forward to the present, and CIFS still has some backwards-compatible support for LANMAN in it. UNC path names may be "modern", but they will still attach to a LANMAN server. Then there's the whole "browse list" thing...
MS is very close to getting out of the WINS server biz but there are just too many "legacy" hooks, not only in the OS, but in applications and services as well, that require a WINS server. And as long as there is support for LANMAN-style transmissions, there will be a need to have a WINS server around.
EDIT:
Yes, you can turn off WINS in a flat domain.
However...
As much as I want to see this service have a stake driven through its heart, it's not going to go away until Microsoft comes 'round and revamps how they do LAN services. (Yes, there is a comment at that link about how it's not needed as well...but go read through what's being said by the horse's mouth...)
Lets not get confused between wins and netbios..... you can run netbios on a network without a WINS server, but it's not recommended on a domain. You don't really want all those funky elections going on when you have a proper DNS server on the network, so netbios should either be disabled or a WINS server should be used. (I use proper in the loosest sense of the term where MS DNS is concerned :-) )
Recently I had a problem with Exchange 2007 on Windows 2008 requiring netbios to be enabled. unbelievable!!!
Many of these answers are incorrect or partially correct. First lets figure out why WINS may be used in the first place.
WINS is used as a solution to resolve hostnames to IP addresses... but why would we need WINS if NetBIOS works in all senerios? Read on!
DNS used for same purpose & more... to resolve fully qualified domain names AND hostnames to IP addresses.
Now lets look at why WINS was developed.
Problem: NetBIOS was originally used to resolve names but its a broadcast network protocol. So in most networks, legacey and current, broadcast traffic is unable to traverse routers, and soon enough firewalls, later on we find that also in VPN traffic. So, most subnets won't replicate NetBIOS traffic to other subnets. If you are a real IT Network Administrator, you will be familiar with this NetBIOS traffic on routers, switches, and firewalls:
UDP access denied by ACL from HOST-17/137 to inside:10.0.1.127/137
UDP access denied by ACL from HOST-A/137 to inside:10.0.1.127/137
UDP access denied by ACL from HOST-09/137 to inside:10.0.1.127/137
UDP access denied by ACL from HOST-02/137 to inside:10.0.1.127/137
This is an example of five (5) NetBIOS broadcasts on a 25 bit network from a Cisco Pix 515E Firewall syslog file. For those not familiar with anything other than a what their linksys router is a 25 bit network is smaller than your 24 bit network:
Network: 10.0.1.0/25,
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.128,
Broadcast Address: 10.0.1.127,
Max Hosts: 126.
As can be seen, the traffic is being contained within the segment.
Solution: WINS is developed to deploy across on subnet where broadcast traffic is contained, clients can configured and pointed at a WINS server to resolve names instead of relying on broadcast traffic and thus NetBios now becomes the fallback when WINS queries fail.
But wait... we configure DNS Servers now when we deploy our microsoft networks. Now DNS is primary, when DNS fails, NetBIOS is the fallback. If there is a WINS server deployed, DNS, WINS, and NetBIOS.
The problem that many may be running into is when they try to ping a hostname, lets say HOST-A. Depending on the computers interface configuration, it may not be able to resolve the address to an IP, primarily if you have just DNS configured and the hosts registered NetBIOS names have expired.
Lets say HOST-A is a part of domainhosts.com and was joined to that domain, an (A) record of the host on the primary DC DNS server for domainhosts.com. To resolve the address by just its hostname and not its FQDN (fully qualified domain name) the IP configuration must have "Append primary and connection specific DNS suffixes" and have the the very least of "DNS Suffix for this connection: domainhosts.com" populated! When resolution is perform of HOST-A two (2) peices of extra information is returned: The IP address the hostname resolves to and its FQDN of HOST-A.domainhosts.com. In the example below the resolution of a hostname is performed by searching the (A) records of the domain instead of WINS or NetBIOS:
[User@localhost ~]$ ping HOST-A
PING HOST-A.domainhosts.com (10.0.1.10) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from HOST-A.domainhosts.com (10.0.1.10): icmp_seq=1 ttl=128 time=0.826 ms
64 bytes from HOST-A.domainhosts.com (10.0.1.10): icmp_seq=2 ttl=128 time=0.342 ms
In addition to having just the primary DNS Suffix populated, you can have the hosts search others as well, and configure them to append in different orders. Thus eliminating WINS & NetBIOS all together.
Now there will be some out there who say "You will need NetBIOS and WINS for microsoft products to work." This is true in reality, but only for a few products, most of which will not be deployed in small or medium sized businesses and only in large enterprise environments, applications such as SMS 2003 with its use of the 1A record, SQL Server 2000 for use of named pipes, and Exchange Server 2000 and 2003 all require WINS for full functionality... FULL Functionality, they will ALL work as needed without WINS or NetBIOS though.
Oh yeah, and only if you are pre-2000 Microsoft deploys. I got a better solution for you than deploying WINS though... UPGRADE!!
I've been in environments where it's still maintained because 'some legacy servers' might need it.
I think there's probably a lot of shops out there that are in the same situation.
I once enabled WINS on a samba server at work. It was the fastest and cheapest (in terms of spent time) solution of name resolution in a windows network without a domain. It's simple and works good in a small network.
Many embedded devices use WINS as well. We have multi-function copy machines and a very recently purchased wireless projection system that wouldn't work till I gave it the IP of a WINS server.
As much as we'd like to, WINS will be here for a long time.
A few months ago I stopped the WINS service on our LAN. After a few weeks, I removed it entirely. I wonder how many years it's been running for no particular reason? In some environments I'm sure this will be impossible. It's possible we've had issues since then that would've been invisible with WINS still running. I guess I'm a purist, but WINS reminds me of playing "slop" pool. A shot shouldn't count unless you were aiming for that pocket!
One thing nobody has mentioned is that it is necessary for VPN sites on separate subnets if you want to resolve NetBIOS names. Consider this scenario:
The corporate network utilizes a private 10.x.x.x LAN and a remote office uses a private 192.x.x.x LAN. They have a VPN tunnel between them, but the remote office does not take DHCP through the tunnel from the corporate DHCP server or firewall.
If you have your corporate servers registered with WINS, the remote clients can resolve \ServerName even from an entirely separate subnet. Eventaully I will be able to upgrade the remote office firewall and use DHCP over VPN, but for now this setup allows me to:
Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong on this, but my understanding is that NetBIOS is not routable, so I can't resolve NetBIOS names across the subnet without using WINS.
Oh, we're still using it. About a third of the Windows workstations we have are not in the domain and thus aren't configured to use the domain's DNS domains for name resolution. Also, we have a monstrously fragmented DNS landscape which leads to monstrously fragmented default-domain settings. Because of this WINS represents the single name-resolution service that has the most stuff in it. It's the closest we have to a global index of services.
If/When we push to get everything domained, we'll have a flat DNS landscape. That will be good.
Legacy Exchange still uses WINS, so anyone looking at raising functional levels to 2008 or 2012 and still using WINS, if you are using Exchange 2003 or earlier (hopefully not) you will still need WINS enabled.
Also, any apps or scripts that do not use FQDN in a multi-domain environment will likely have issues.
WINS can be removed but it should be methodically tested and in large corporations with a lot of apps, SAP, Exchange and other legacy apps running it almost isnt worth it until you can get to 2012 native on your domain which will help with the decom of WINS.
I for one, do not use WINS and have not used WINS for 4 years. Microsoft DDNS does a fine job of name resolution on an Active Directory network. I can't think of a program that requires WINS right now, but I remember a few. Guardian Firewall required it on the LAN side NIC back in the day.
2007 Exchange Clusters do not require WINS. According to the documentation I have, MS recommends the use of HOST files, believe it or not, in that setup since the IP's don't change.
My only issue with DDNS, is across WAN. DDNS + ADC on each WAN segment... frequently I have issues with DDNS updating either other's name tables.
WINS is fine for a Class C network where you have no remote sites or WAN links. One huge thing against WINS... SSL VPN + WINS = typing in IP's cuz WINS ain't goona werk.
Our environment has not used WINS for many months, and have seen no adverse affects because of it. We have a multi-site topology through VPN connections, with Exchange 2003 as our email service.
WINS should only be enabled if it is specifically required to solve a known issue. Holding onto antiquated technology "just in case" makes no sense when you have ensured that it is not required.
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SOAP Java Client
A Java web service client can easily be set up using Eclipse IDE. Here’s how:
In Eclipse, add a new Web Service Client to your project for each service you plan to consume in your client code. For our purposes, the client we’re building needs a Web Service Client for the portal’s
Company,
User, and
UserGroup services.
To add your Web Service Clients in Eclipse IDE, click New → Other…, then expand the Web Services category. Click Web Service Client.
For each client you create, you’re prompted to enter the service definition (WSDL) for the desired service. Here’s an example WSDL:
Figure 11.3: Service Definition
With the WSDL specified, Eclipse automatically adds the auxiliary files and libraries required to consume that web service. Nifty!
Here’s the code that locates and invokes operations to add a new UserGroup named
MyUserGroup and assign to it a
User with screen name test:
import java.net.URL;; excep) { // print cause, but continue System.out.println(excep.printStackTrace(); } } private static URL _getURL(String remoteUser, String password, String serviceName, boolean authenicate) throws Exception { //Unauthenticated url String url = "" + serviceName; //Authenticated url if (authenicate) { url = "http://" + remoteUser + ":" + password + "@localhost:8080/api/secure/axis/" + serviceName; } return new URL(url); } }
Running this client should produce output like the following example: us the user had no groups, but was added to UserGroup
MyUserGroup.
You might be thinking, “But an error was thrown! We did something wrong!” Yes, an error was thrown (
java.rmi.RemoteException:), but we’re sitting here as cool as an iced cream sandwich all the same. The exception was thrown simply because the
UserGroup check was invoked before the
UserGroup was created. Because the very next line of the output says
Added user group named..., we’re okay. Don’t worry, be happy!
Here are a few things to note about the URL:
It’s a secure (authenticated) URL for the service. Authentication is done using HTTP Basic Authentication, which isn’t appropriate for a production environment, since the password is unencrypted. It’s simply used for convenience in this example.
The screen name and password are passed in let’s implement a web service client implemented in PHP.
SOAP PHP Client
You can write your client in any language that supports web services invocation. Let’s invoke the same operations we did when we created our Java client, this time using PHP and the PHP SOAP Client:
<?php $groupName = "MyGroup2"; $userName = "test"; $clientOptions = array( 'login' => $userName, 'password' => 'test'); // Add user group $userGroupClient = new SoapClient( "", $clientOptions); $group = $userGroupClient->addUserGroup($groupName, "This is my group", 0, 0); print "group id for " . $groupName . " is " . $group->userGroupId . " . "\n"; $users = array($userId); $userClient->addUserGroupUsers($group->userGroupId, $users); // get and print user groups to which user belongs $userGroups = $userGroupClient->getUserUserGroups($userId); print "user groups for user " . $userId . " ...\n"; foreach($userGroups as $k=>$v) print ($v->name) . " " . $v->userGroupId . "\n"; ?>
It’s worth repeating that you can use any language that supports use of SOAP web services to create your web services client. Try it out on Liferay’s SOAP web services!
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Contributor: Robert Ronnow
- -
Let us accept this pain
and some fear
it will heighten autumn colours
crack of clean air
black crows in blue sky
lake.
Rather than fight pain, falling
asleep in front of tv,
understand the full
import of its situation
in the body. Blessed
once, cursed now
only fear prevents
full knowledge of experience.
The gray sky brings
winter, no blame.
The poet writes a few last poems
or continues to live with his pain.
In itself pain does not oppose
life, and may enhance it
or build character, create
wisdom. But too much fear
chokes the throat and burns
the eyes. It
destroys the last free
assessment of life.
* * *
Now I am going to live in my body
as it is, almost fearlessly
running in pain, working
to abandon immortality
as a hope, conceiving
sunset after sunset
feeling what I feel.
On the streets I meet
many beautiful young women
curious to a certain extent
what makes a man older.
I can only say ten years
and the hand that reaches through
the cloud. I can say
only the knowledge of mortality
which makes us brothers and sisters
with the animals. And only
the acceptance which gives us wisdom
to couple often and lovingly.
How am I going to live every day
as my last, hoping happiness
outgrows fear by an ounce
or enough? By running, writing
and loving. By moving uphill
and downhill like a bear.
By committing my last words
to a powerful lord. How
do the clouds accept my dead
self? A rock thrown, a crow.
* * *
When I am old
young girls will not be frightened anymore.
I will invite them
to my seat and tell
about the women I knew.
I will tell about
the clothes they wore
and how they earned a living.
I will try to remember
what was important to them
and if they had a favorite color
or knew how to divine.
Maybe I live and maybe I don’t.
The smoke is white or black.
The winds are bright or dark.
The coins are heads or tails.
What have I been afraid of?
Death is most of all like sleep.
We spend so long apart
after briefly knowing ourselves.
I need you to know myself
and without you all I know
is sun.
- - -
Robert Ronnow's most recent poetry collections are New & Selected Poems: 1975-2005 (Barnwood Press, 2007) and Communicating the Bird (Broken Publications, 2012). Visit his web site at. | http://www.leaves-of-ink.com/2018/05/let-us-accept-this-pain.html | CC-MAIN-2021-31 | refinedweb | 414 | 84.17 |
Spark ValidatorSpark Validator
A library you can include in your Spark job to validate the counters and perform operations on success.
This software should be considered pre-alpha.
Why you should validate countersWhy you should validate counters
Maybe you are really lucky and you never have intermitent outages or bugs in your code.
If you have accumulators for things like records processed or number of errors, its really easy to write bounds for these. Even if you don't have custom counters you can use Spark's built in metrics (bytes read, time, etc.) and by looking at historic values we can establish reasonable bounds. This can help catch jobs which fail to process some of your records. This is not a replacement for unit or integration testing.
How spark validation worksHow spark validation works
We store all of the metrics from each run along with all of the accumulators you pass in.
If a run is successful it will run your on success handler. If you just want to mark the run as success you can specify a file for spark validator to touch.
How to write your validation rulesHow to write your validation rules
AbsoluteAbsolute
RelativeRelative
How to buildHow to build
sbt - Remember when it was called the simple build tool?
sbt/sbt compile
How to useHow to use
ScalaScala
At the start of your Spark program once you have constructed your spark context call
import com.holdenkarau.spark_validator ... val rules = List( new AbsoluteValueRule(counter = "recordsRead", min=Some(1000), max=None). ...) val vc = new ValidationConf(counterPath, jobName, firstTime, rules) val vl = new Validation(vc) ... validator.validate()
JavaJava
vNext
PythonPython
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Just before the break set the i to 10 (or greater).
Then the first for loop will stop.
Dylan
Just before the break set the i to 10 (or greater).
Then the first for loop will stop.
Dylan
The code is compiled from the top down, then it gets to your jerk call in your main it does not yet know the function.
So you can move the function up top before main, or prototype the function...
See what happens when you print *j a second time right after the first. There is a good chance the first call to printf will use that memory space and the second printf will print "garbage".
So even...
Your fopen is appending to the file.
If you have a bad file you're just adding data to it.
Dylan
Wild guess, your open is failing and ofp is null.
You should exit out if its null.
Dylan
Also you should move
Before the open.
You asked how do to get the last argument from argv and you were told
argv[argc-1] that's a great answer.
You asked how you access all of argv[] and your were told to loop them, and that is also a...
Just put both in an outer for loop that loops 3 times.
Your main needs to be int main(.....
and you also need the return at the end.
Looks like you used one or the other each time.
Dylan
Then use scanf agian to grab the newline that is still in the input buffer right after your
scanf("%c",&ope);
Or change the scanf to get both at the same time.
*Note this will not work if...
It's just telling you you don't have the source file (bkwrds_str.c) in your current directory
"hello_world.c" is just the name of the source file you want to compile.
If you use the -o option you must tell gcc what name you want to give your compiled program not just the location.
gcc...
The strncmp only compares n chars, so your sample program would also match on
./program filename getting.
see strncmp
You can send me a private message if you want.
Dylan
Because it's wrong :)
if (strncmp(argv[2],"get",3) == 0 ) {
Dylan
Not sure what to tell you, it should work after you fixed the strncmp if statement.
Maybe post your new code with the fix.
Dylan
So you changed the if statement for the strncmp that NeonBlack pointed out?
And your printf prints :
before cmd = send
Dylan
In fileclient check your main arguments (and getCommandline).
In your getCommandline() make use of the argc and check how many arguments were passed to your program, so you don't try and access...
Something I did was re-write a small program that I already used. If you can pick one that is open source you can go back and see how someone else did it (don't just copy it, look after you have a...
The funny part of this is, it was your post that made me write that code/post.
You said one comment above mine :
So I wrote a 5 line program that WILL delete (ok if there was the code the...
Hmmm???
The code I posted was a joke, the first time I ran it it ran fine (Only because I used < 5 chars).
But my point was just because people's code runs it might not be correct, the second...
It's not?
So when I put "Dylan /home/dylan/keep_me" into name[6] and the "/home/dylan/keep_me" ends up outside of name[0]-name[5].
Is there another name for this then??
Dylan
What can go wrong
#include <stdio.h>
int
main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
char name[6];
char folder[] = "/home/dylan/old_folder";
printf("Enter your name : ");
You can not just drop an extra char in that char array.
You need to have a new array that will hold the extra chars and just loop through building the second one.
Something like this
for ( i =...
You only set a value to meter if lights is not (G,g,A,a) but you always check to see if its > 50.
If that's what you want just set it to 0 when you initialise it
int meter = 0;
The complier is...
Make sure cap starts as 0, also num_items.
And make sure your buf pointer points to NULL (or points to valid malloc'ed memory) or the realloc will try and work with memory it might *not* be able to....
Both inlet and meter are defined as char, but you scanf them as int's
scanf ("%i", &inlet);
Also you are going to have nelines in your input bufer after the scanf so you will need to get rid of... | https://cboard.cprogramming.com/search.php?s=798342dae941e64872072e2ac023144b&searchid=3606929 | CC-MAIN-2020-16 | refinedweb | 803 | 89.89 |
CS::Threading::ThreadLocalBase Class Reference
Thread local storage of a pointer value (void*). More...
#include <csutil/threading/tls.h>
Inheritance diagram for CS::Threading::ThreadLocalBase:
Detailed Description
Thread local storage of a pointer value (void*).
Wraps the platform-specific TLS details.
Optionally, a "destructor" function can be specified which is called when the thread exists and the TLS value for the thread is not null. Note it's called only on thread exit, not when the TLS slot itself is destroyed! (Essentially, the same as pthreads behaves.)
Definition at line 58 of file tls.h.
Member Typedef Documentation
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
Create a TLS slot with the given destructor function.
Delete the TLS slot.
Member Function Documentation
Get the TLS slot value for the current thread. Defaults to 0.
Set the TLS slot value for the current thread.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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There are many situations where interesting Flash animations can be applied, in games, flash widgets, as website effect etc. Some animations require slow frame-by-frame making process and some can be created quickly using free community shared tools.
Spiral tool can be found on author's website. After you download it and install it, you can take a look how this tool is created by opening your Flash Configuration folder. On Windows this folder should be located at C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\Adobe\Flash CS3\en\Configuration\Tools. Among others you will find files: Spiral.xml, Spiral.png and Spiral.jsfl. Simply open Spiral.jsfl with your favorite text editor to see Spiral tool source code.
You can use newly installed Spiral tool directly from Tools panel (see image below).
When you are satisfied with spiral you created convert it to movie clip and add simple rotation code to it:
import flash.events.Event;
addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, rotate);
function rotate(evt:Event):void
{
rotation += 5;
}
Click on image to see live demo.
That's just a starting point. You can go further and make all kinds of complex vertigo animations. Simple adjustments would be to change drawing line size, style and color. Combine few different spiral lines with different rotation speeds to get even more complex vertigo.
*_*
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Lecture 23 — Recursion¶
Overview¶
- When a function calls itself, it is known as a recursive function.
- Use of the function call stack allows Python to handle recursive functions correctly.
- Examples include factorial, Fibonacci, greatest common divisor, flattening a list of lists, and mergesort.
- We’ll think about how to hand-simulate a recursive function as well as rules for writing recursive functions.
Our First Example¶
Consider the following Python function.
def blast(n): if n > 0: print(n) blast(n-1) else: print("Blast off!")
What is the the output from the call?
blast(5)
Python’s Call Stack Mechanism¶
The following mechanism helps us understand what is happening:
- Each time the code makes a function call, Python puts information on the “call stack”, including
- All values of parameters and local variables
- The location in the code where the function call is being made.
- Python then makes the function call, switching execution to the start of the called function.
- This function in turn can make additional (potentially recursive) function calls, adding information to the top of the stack each time.
- When a function ends, Python looks at the top of the stack, and
- restores the values of the local variables and parameters of the most recent calling function,
- removes this information from the top of the stack,
- inserts the returned value of the called function (if any) in the appropriate location of the calling function’s code, and
- continues execution from the location where the call was made.
Practice Problems to Illustrate This¶
What are the outputs of the following?
def rp1( L, i ): if i < len(L): print(L[i], end=' ') rp1( L, i+1 ) else: print() def rp2( L, i ): if i < len(L): rp2( L, i+1 ) print(L[i], end=' ') else: print() L = [ 2, 3, 5, 7, 11 ] rp1(L,0) rp2(L,0)
Note that the entirety of list
L is not copied to the top of the
stack. Instead, a reference (an alias) to
L is placed on the stack.
Factorial¶
The factorial function is\[n! = n (n-1) (n-2) \cdots 1\]
and\[0! = 1\]
This is an imprecise definition because the ... is not formally defined.
Writing this recursively helps to clear it up:\[n! = n \cdot (n-1)!\]
and\[0! = 1\]
The factorial is now defined in terms of itself, but on a smaller number!
Note how this definition now has a recursive part and a non-recursive part:
- The non-recursive part is called the base case. There must be at least one base case in every recursive function definition.
Exploring Factorial¶
We will:
- Write a recursive Python function to implement \(n!\).
- Hand-simulate the call stack for \(n=4\).
We’ll add output code to the implementation to help visualize the recursive calls in a different way.
Guidelines for Writing Recursive Functions¶
- Define the problem you are trying to solve in terms of smaller / simpler instances of the problem. This includes
- What needs to happen before making a recursive call?
- What recursive call(s) must be made?
- What needs to happen to combine or generate results after the recursive call (or calls) ends?
- Define the base case or cases.
- Make sure the code is proceeding toward the base case in every step.
Fibonacci¶
The Fibonacci sequence starts with the values 0 and 1.
Each new value in the sequence is obtained by adding the two previous values, producing\[0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, \ldots\]
Recursively, the \(n^\text{th}\) value, \(f_n\), of the sequence is defined as\[f_n = f_{n-1} + f_{n-2}\]
This leads naturally to a recursive function...
Dangers of Recursion¶
- Some recursive function implementations contain wasteful repeated computation.
- Recursive function calls — like any function calls — typically involve hidden overhead costs.
- Often, therefore, a recursive function can (and should) be replaced with a non-recursive, iterative function that is significantly more efficient.
- This is easy to do for both Factorial and Fibonacci, as we will see in class.
Why, Then, Do We Study Recursion?¶
- Many of our definitions and even, our logical structures (such as lists), are formalized using recursion.
- Sometimes recursive functions are the first ones we come up with and the easiest to write (at least after you are comfortable with recursion).
- Only later do we write non-recursive versions.
- Sometimes on harder problems it is difficult to even write non-recursive functions! The list flattening problem below is one such example.
Advanced Examples¶
We’ll spend the rest of class on three more advanced examples:
- Recursive geometric shapes: the Sierpinski triangle
- Flattening a nested list
- A recursive version of merge sort
Recursive Geometric Shapes¶
Fractals are often defined using recursion. How do we draw a Sierpinski triangle like the one shown below?
We will look at this example in class and attempt to define the recursion.
To aid us, we’ll look at a Tkinter Python program that implements the drawing of the Sierpinski triangle.
Flattening a Nested List¶
Suppose we want to take a list such as
v = [[1,5], 6, [[2]], [3, [7, 8, [9,10], [11,12] ]]]
and “flatten” it, converting it to just a list of values with no sublists.
v = [ 1, 5, 6, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ]
This is challenging because we don’t know when we write a function to solve this problem how “deep” the nesting of sublists goes. The solution should handle arbitrary depths:
- Many, many data structures (containers) in computer science have this type of nested / recursive structure: an entry in a list may be another list....
To solve this problem we will also need to know how to recognize when an entry in a list is another list. For this we need to use the
typefunction in Python. The following example should make this clear:
>>> v = [ 'a', 'b', 'c'] >>> x = 12 >>> type(v) == list True >>> type(v[0]) == list False >>> type(x) == int True
Now we are ready to solve the “flattening” problem. We’ll look at two different approaches. In both, the key will be to distinguish between handling elements that are lists (and therefore must be flattened recursively) and elements that are not lists. We’ll start from...
def flatten(L): if __name__ == "__main__": v = [[1,5], 6, [[2]], [3, [7, 8, [9,10], [11,12] ]]] print(v) print(flatten(v))
Final Example: Merge Sort¶
The fundamental idea of merge sort is recursive:
- Any list of length 1 is sorted
- Otherwise:
- Split the list in half
- Recursively sort each half
- Merge the resulting sorted halves
We repeat our use of the
mergefunctionfunction in class.
def merge_sort(L):
- The solution will be posted on-line.
- We will also see how a minor mistake can cause the recursion to go into an infinite loop.
Comparing what we write to our earlier non-recursive version of merge sort shows that the primary job of the recursion is to organize the merging process!
Summary¶
- Functions that call themselves are known as “recursive functions”
- Use of a function call stack allows Python to handle recursive functions correctly.
- Many structures and functions important to computer science are defined recursively.
- Fundamentally, recurision is about defining a problem solution as a function of the solution to a simpler/shorter/smaller version of the problem.
- A basis case (or cases) is (are) always needed to make a recursion function succeed.
- Infinite recursion is avoided by ensuring that progress is made toward the basis case or cases in every recursive call.
- While many recursive functions are easily rewritten to remove the recursion, some advanced problems are difficult to solve without recursion.
Additional Practice Exercises¶function we’ve just defined, together with +1, -1 and equality tests.
Now, define the integer power function, \(\text{power}(x,n) = x^n\), in terms of the
multfunction you just wrote, together with +1, -1, and equality.
Euclid’s algorithm for finding the greatest common divisor is one of the oldest known algorithms. If \(a\) and \(b\) are positive integers, with \(a \geq b\), then let \(r\) be the remainder of dividing \(a\) by \(b\). If \(r == 0\), then \(b\) is the GCD of the two integers. Otherwise, the GCD of \(a\) and \(b\) equals the GCD of \(b\) and \cdis proceeding toward the base case (as required by our “rules” of writing recursive functions)?
Specify the recursive calls and return values from our
merge_sortimplementation for the list
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A component which writes data reports to a netCDF file. More...
#include <NetcdfReporting.hpp>
A component which writes data reports to a netCDF file.
Definition at line 13 of file Netcdf().
Create a new netcdf dataset in the NC_CLOBBER mode. This means that the nc_create function overwrites any existing dataset.
Create a new dimension to an open netcdf dataset, called time. Size NC_UNLIMITED indicates that the length of this dimension is undefined.
Leave define mode and enter data mode.
Reimplemented from ReportingComponent.
Definition at line 31 of file NetcdfReporting.cpp.
Close netcdf dataset
Reimplemented from ReportingComponent.
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signbit - Man Page
test sign of a real floating-point number
Synopsis
#include <math.h> int signbit(x);
Link with -lm.
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see feature_test_macros(7)):
signbit():
_ISOC99_SOURCE || _POSIX_C_SOURCE >= 200112L
Description Value
The signbit() macro returns nonzero if the sign of x is negative; otherwise it returns zero.
Errors
No errors occur.
Attributes
For an explanation of the terms used in this section, see attributes(7).
Conforming to
POSIX.1-2001, POSIX.1-2008, C99. This function is defined in IEC 559 (and the appendix with recommended functions in IEEE 754/IEEE 854).
See Also
copysign(3)
Colophon
This page is part of release 5.13 of the Linux man-pages project. A description of the project, information about reporting bugs, and the latest version of this page, can be found at.
Referenced By
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#include "avfilter.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Add an existing filter instance to a filter graph.
Definition at line 46 of file avfiltergraph.c.
Referenced by avfilter_graph_create_filter(), and create_filter().
Allocate a filter graph.
Definition at line 30 of file avfiltergraph.c.
Referenced by video_thread().
Check validity and configure all the links and formats in the graph.
Definition at line 239 of file avfiltergraph.c. 59 of file avfiltergraph.c.
Referenced by query_formats().
Free a graph, destroy its links, and set *graph to NULL.
If *graph is NULL, do nothing.
Definition at line 35 of file avfiltergraph.c.
Referenced by video_thread().
Get a filter instance with name name from graph.
Definition at line 127 of file avfiltergraph.c.
Add a graph described by a string to a graph.
Definition at line 335 of file graphparser.c.
Create an AVFilterInOut.
Must be free with avfilter_inout_free().
Definition at line 171 of file graphparser.c.
Free the AVFilterInOut in *inout, and set its pointer to NULL.
If *inout is NULL, do nothing.
Definition at line 176 of file graphparser.c.
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In VB.NET, a class in defined by the following syntax:
Public Class Point End Class
To create an object from a class, you can use the
New keyword:
Dim pt As New Point()
In Listing 1, I have defined a
Point class..
Private ptX, ptY As Integer
I also have a shared variable:
count. This variable would be shared by all instances of the class. That is, all objects of this class would access the same variable.:
Pt1.counter = 5 ' not allowed! Msgbox (Pt1.counter) ' allowed
In the first example, we have seen how a class can be defined and instantiated. In the next example, we will take a look at how classes can be inherited. Listing 2 shows the class definition of a class called.
First, the
Shape class is defined with the
MustInherit keyword. The
MustInherit keyword indicates that some other classes must inherit the
Shape class; directly instantiating a
Shape class is not allowed. For example, the following is not allowed:.
The
Perimeter() method definition contains the keyword
Overridable. Although this method contains the actual implementation, any classes inheriting from it have the option to override its implementation.
Listing 3 shows the class
Rectangle inheriting from the
Shape class (using the
Inherits keyword). It implements the
Area() method using the
Overrides keyword. The keyword
MyBase refers to the base class (i.e.,
Shape)..
Listing 4.
Square Class
Public NotInheritable Class Square Inherits Rectangle End Class
The
Square class contains the
NotInheritable keyword, which indicates that this class cannot be inherited. For example, the following is not allowed:
Public Class smallSquare Inherits Square End Class
You can use the
Square class:
Dim s As New Square() s.length = 4 s.breadth = 4 MsgBox(s.Area) MsgBox(s.Perimeter)
Listing 5 shows the
Circle class. It overrides both the
Area() and
Perimeter() methods..
In Listing 7, the class
DerivedClass inherits from the
BaseClass, and it too contains two methods called
Init, both prefixed by the
Overloads keyword. Class MyApplication.Graph Dim ptX As New Point()
I will talk more about namespaces in a future article.
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Runtime error - extra root element - MDS0ed4708b-04cd-45da-b116-8087081edb74 Oct 1, 2013 6:55 AM
I have an issue which is killing my remaining neurons and hopefully someone can help me.
We have implemented a service which is working fine in two of our dev environments (lets call them Dev1 and Dev2). Unfortunately when deployed into a third environment (lets call it Dev3) there is a transformation not working properly.
Basically I have two services developed in JDev where service X invokes Service Y. When I check the payload received in Service Y I got an extra root element which I do not have in our DEV environments and which is actually the operationName defined in the MDS.
Simplified example:
Nevertheless when I deploy all the components in Dev3 without using MDS everything works fine.
What I know/tried:
- All Dev1/2/3 share the same base of software (SOA Suite 11.1.1.3, Weblogic 10.3)
- All initialization parameters for startManagedWebLogic are the same across environments except for one which I don't think its related: (-DUseSunHttpHandler=true)
- I restarted server, redeployed services, cleaned MDS, redeployed MDS, the erratic behavior remains
- Invoking service Y from SoapUI works fine in all environments with or without MDS, which can indicate that the problem is in the top layer service (service X)?
- The deployment script is ant based and all deployments in environments are done with the same source.
- If I do not use the configuration plan for MDS at deployment time and use localhost references instead, we do not have this erratic behavior in DEV3.
- Another thing i found to be different in DEV3 is some calls to external services which add the ws-adressing namespace to the reply where in DEV1 and DEV2 this does not happen. Dunno if it is related, but anyway i have no error in any other service which is using MDS.
Can the expected behavior of a XSLT transformation change across environments, considering that the deployment Jars of the projects and Metadata (MDS) are exactly the same?
None of the services have any policy attached, is there any possibility that SOA is adding the namespace “wsa="” (WS-Addressing) which ruins the transformation?
Thanks,
André
1. Re: Runtime error - extra root element - MDSPuneetRekhade Oct 1, 2013 8:51 AM (in response to 0ed4708b-04cd-45da-b116-8087081edb74)
Andre, I am sure, you must have checked this.. but could you just confirm if the XSLT files are same in dev3 and dev1/2 env ? Because extra element being added into the transformation step could be the result of the XSLT only. Frankly, I've very little doubts on anything wrong with MDS.
2. Re: Runtime error - extra root element - MDS0ed4708b-04cd-45da-b116-8087081edb74 Oct 1, 2013 9:05 AM (in response to PuneetRekhade)
Hi PuneetRekhade. Thanks for you answer.
I know the source is the same, since it is exactly the same jar being deployed. Is there any way to confirm the deployed xsl?
It is a bit strange this behavior since the caller (service X) seems to send the correct payload, but service Y already receives it with the extra tag. The error is generated on the xsl transformation but apparently the error occurs in the invocation.
Also i would like to confirm if it is normal that i find the MDS deployments under "IP:PORT/soa-infra/services/LogicalPartition/serviceName/apps/Metadata/etc..."
It seems its replacing oramds: for the service deployment path.
Best regards,
André
3. Re: Runtime error - extra root element - MDSPuneetRekhade Oct 2, 2013 11:43 PM (in response to 0ed4708b-04cd-45da-b116-8087081edb74)
Yes, you can easily verify the contents of the deployed XSL. (1) Unzip the contents of the jar and you should be able to find the relevant xslt file under "xsl" folder. (2) You can extract the deployed composites (in the form of a jar) from the respective environments and then, do a mass-compare of such extracted files for a detailed file-level comparison.
Looks like, the MDS path you are referring to, is taken from a deployed / concrete wsdl of a service and "LogicalPartition" being the name of the domain, where this service has been deployed onto the server.
If you could extract the jar mentioned above and look at the wsdl there, if present, then, I expect that it contains references to the MDS Schema using the "oramds" protocol.
Hope it helps.
4. Re: Runtime error - extra root element - MDS0ed4708b-04cd-45da-b116-8087081edb74 Oct 9, 2013 10:01 AM (in response to PuneetRekhade)
The deployed jar in the environment DEV3 has no relevant difference from the the DEV1/2 jars.
The WSDL's are pointing correctly to the MDS Schema using the oramds protocol, but this is something we knew already.
We have found out that the DEV3 is not a copy of DEV1/2 but a new clean install. What configurations can happen at installation time that would lead to such a behavior discrepancy? Does anyone know?
As stated before the deployment with MDS works in other environments so it must be something related to SOA Suite configurations, specially with MDS since if i deploy using a configuration plan to point to localhost it will work.
Thanks,
André
5. Re: Runtime error - extra root element - MDSPuneetRekhade Oct 10, 2013 1:17 AM (in response to 0ed4708b-04cd-45da-b116-8087081edb74)
The deployed jar in the environment DEV3 has no relevant difference from the the DEV1/2 jars.
I guess, you mean that there is no code difference in the bpel, xsl,xsd files other than the environment url's, which should be different for different environments.
We have found out that the DEV3 is not a copy of DEV1/2 but a new clean install.
Install of what ? SOA Suite ? Or the composites ?
I would suggest that you check and compare the content of the wsdl / xsd files, which are being referred from the services. I think, the file contents of MDS might be different for DEV3 than those DEV1/2. Just to be double-sure.
6. Re: Runtime error - extra root element - MDS0ed4708b-04cd-45da-b116-8087081edb74 Oct 10, 2013 7:22 AM (in response to PuneetRekhade)
Yes on the first topic. Besides the url's there are no differences.
Install of the SOA Suite. While DEV1 and DEV 2 are just identical virtual images, DEV3 had a SOA Suite clean install.
All the xsd and wsdl's were compared and no differences exists. I believe here we are dealing with an environment configuration problem. Its the only reasonable explanation i find since since all the MDS/Composites deployments and source are exactly the same.
Thanks for your time and tips PuneetRekhade.
Cheers,
André
7. Re: Runtime error - extra root element - MDSPuneetRekhade Oct 10, 2013 7:35 AM (in response to 0ed4708b-04cd-45da-b116-8087081edb74)
Although the SOA installations might be different, still, I am not able to understand the rationale behind the anamoly. But somewhere, I think, that soa suite might not be the real culprit. Anyways, do post the answer, whenever you get one.. I would be glad to hear the secret !
Cheers (Hic!)
8. Re: Runtime error - extra root element - MDS0ed4708b-04cd-45da-b116-8087081edb74 Jan 16, 2014 1:34 AM (in response to PuneetRekhade)
Hi.
Just to state we solved the problem.
We had an outdated reference in a composite.xml to other server (which had the same developments installed) which apparently was generating inconsistency in namespaces.
After correcting this reference everything work fine.
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Hello, friends.
Today I will tell you how to destroy your rival with the advanced ReactJS technique. The goal of our Machiavellian operation is to freeze their browser. This will render the enemy’s coding attempts fruitless. Or at the very least impede their googling ability for the indefinite period of time. It works especially well with Firefox, because, well, Firefox.
class Vengeance extends React.Component { render() { return ( <div> <h4>Do you have pets?</h4> <select onChange={this.setState({hasPets: true})} defaultValue={true}> <option/> <option value={true}>YES</option> <option value={false}>NO</option> </select> </div> ); } }
It’s that simple. The enemy will receive an exponentially growing number of JavaScript errors in their Developer console that they won’t be able to debug anyway because the application will stop responding to any mouse or keyboard input. If you are lucky enough and your opponent uses Firefox, or their laptop is as sluggish as mine, their browser will enter a Ghost Mode (boo!). A condition impossible to resolve even with Apple’s ‘Force quit’ menu. It leads directly to the laptop restart. Brilliant move. Victory attained. Enemy defeated. Game score 1:0. You can thank me later, young Napoleon.
Now, after the enemy is defeated it’s time to teach them a valuable lesson in the winning ReactJS development.
setState(…): Cannot update during an existing state transition (such as within `render` or another component’s constructor).
This is what’s going on under the hoods of our Machiavellian operation. We call setState function immediately, not as onChange handler. It is the same if we would call handleChange like this
<select onChange={this.handleChange()}>
Very easy for our enemy to overlook that we call the actual method. From there it’s only takes a simple React knowledge. Updating the state in the ‘render’ method leads to an infinite loop. Brilliant!
The winning React approach is of course too simple for the enemy to detect and disarm you early on.
class Vengeance extends React.Component { handleSelect(e) { this.setState({showPets: e.target.value}); }
render() { return (<div> <h4>Do you have pets?</h4> <select onChange={this.handleSelect} defaultValue={true}> <option/> <option value={true}>YES</option> <option value={false}>NO</option> </select> </div>); } }
Or if you are feeling like a hacker today:
<select onChange={this.setState.bind(this, {hasPets:true})} defaultValue={true}>
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azkaban 0.3.0
Azkaban CLI
A lightweight Azkaban client providing:
A command line interface to run jobs, upload projects, and much more.
$ azkaban upload my_project.zip Project my_project successfully uploaded (id: 1, size: 205kB, version: 1). Details at $ azkaban run my_workflow Flow my_workflow successfully submitted (execution id: 1). Details at
A simple syntax to define workflows from a single python file.
from azkaban import Job, Project project = Project('my_project') project.add_file('/path/to/bar.txt', 'bar.txt') project.add_job('bar', Job({'type': 'command', 'command': 'cat bar.txt'}))
Command line interface
Once installed, the
azkaban executable provides the following
commands:
azkaban (create | delete) [options] azkaban run [options] FLOW [JOB ...] azkaban upload [options] ZIP
Running
azkaban --help shows the full list of options.
URLs and aliases
The previous commands all take a
--url, or
-u, option used to specify
where to find the Azkaban server (and which user to connect as).
$ azkaban create -u
In order to avoid having to input the entire URL every time, it is possible to
defines aliases in
~/.azkabanrc:
[azkaban] default.alias = foo [alias] foo = bar = baruser@
We can now interact directly with each of these URLs using the
--alias, or
-a option followed by their corresponding alias. Since we also specified a
default alias, it is also possible to omit the option altogether. As a result,
the commands below are all equivalent:
$ azkaban create -u $ azkaban create -a foo $ azkaban create
Finally, our session ID for a given URL is cached on each successful login, so that we don't have to authenticate on every remote interaction.
Examples
Creating and deleting projects:
$ azkaban create Project name: my_project Description [my_project]: Some interesting description. Project my_project successfully created. Details at $ azkaban delete -a bar Project name: my_project Project my_project successfully deleted.
Uploading an already built archive to an Azkaban server:
$ azkaban upload -p my_project my_project.zip
Run entire workflows, or individual jobs:
$ azkaban run -p my_project my_workflow
Syntax
For medium to large sized projects, it quickly becomes tricky to manage the
multitude of files required for each workflow.
.properties files are
helpful but still do not provide the flexibility to generate jobs
programmatically (i.e. using
for loops, etc.). This approach also
requires us to manually bundle and upload our project to the gateway every
time.
We provide here a convenient framework to define jobs from a single python file. This framework is entirely compatible with the command line interface above, and even provides additional functionality (e.g. building and uploading projects in a single command).
Quickstart
We start by creating a configuration file for our project. Let's call it
jobs.py, the default file name the command line tool will look for. additional commands are available to us:
azkaban list, see the list of all jobs in the current project.
azkaban view, view the contents of the
.jobfile for a given job.
azkaban build, build the project archive and store it locally.2.merge_into(project1)
Job details
The
info command becomes quite powerful when combined with other Unix
tools. Here are a few examples:
$ # To count the number of jobs per type $ azkaban info -o type | cut -f 2 | sort | uniq -c $ # To only view the list of jobs of a certain type with their dependencies $ azkaban info -o type,dependencies | awk -F '\t' '($2 == "job_type")' $ # To view the size of each file in the project $ azkaban info -f | xargs -n 1 du -h
Next steps
Any valid python code can go inside the jobs configuration file. This includes
using loops to add jobs, subclassing the base
Job class to better suit
a project's needs (e.g. by implementing the
on_add and
on_build handlers), ...
Extensions
Pig.
This extension also comes with the
azkabanpig executable to run pig scripts
directly.
azkabanpig --help will display the list of available options
(using UDFs, substituting parameters, running several scripts in order, etc.).
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GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection, supports a number of languages. This
port installs the C and C++ front ends as gcc42 and g++42, respectively.
WWW:
Gerald Pfeifer <[email protected]>
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No installation instructions: this port has been deleted.
The package name of this deleted port was: gcc42
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Bye, bye lang/gcc42 aka GCC 4.2. As a port you have served us well,
but six-and-a-half years after the upstream release of GCC 4.2.0 and
exactly two years after the removal of lang/gcc45 the time has come.
This reduces package name collisions around GCC related ports by 12.5%. [1]
Reported by: bapt
lang/gcc*: define CONFIGURE_TARGET genericly (8 ports)
Instead of hardcoding the compiler target as FreeBSD, use the OPSYS
variable to it. This makes no practical difference for FreeBSD, but
it helps DragonFly get properly configured.
Approved by: gerald
Fix build on head by removing USE_GCC=any and properly define USE_CSTD=gnu89
instead
PR: ports/181816
Submitted by: tijl
Approved by: gerald
Work around a bug in libcpp that pulls in the optional system iconv
if present (even if the libiconv port is present) and fails using.
Just build, do not bootstrap, this version of GCC in our ports tree.
This speeds up a full port/package test cycle by 50% on a 4-core
system; a simple build/install will benefit even more.
On the way, have he compiler report itself as "FreeBSD Ports Collection".
Add arm to NOT_FOR_ARCHS. [1]
Remove ABI version numbers for all library dependencies.
Reported by: linimon [1]
Remove EXPIRATION_DATE, Mk/bsd.gnustep.mk still relies on this port.
Feature safe: yes
Deprecate lang/gcc42 in favor of lang/gcc46 which has been the default
for USE_GCC=X.Y+ for a while with an expiration date of 2012-04-18.
Feature safe: yes
Re-add lang/gcc42.
Hat: portmgr
Feature safe: yes
Re-add lang/gcc42, which is still used in some installations via libobjc.
Hat: portmgr
Feature safe: yes
Remove the lang/gcc42 port (GCC 4.2) which does not have any user in
the tree any more and has been obsoleted by several newer versions of
GCC -- ones that actually build on FreeBSD 10.x out of the box and
provide better support for newer CPUs, better optimizations overall,
and more advanced language support.
GCC 4.6 aka lang/gcc or lang/gcc46 is the new default version of GCC
in ports.
The system compiler version of GCC 4.2 is still available up to and
including FreeBSD 9.x and users of USE_GCC=4.2+ will be transparently
redirected to lang/gcc if, or rather when, this changes.
PR: 163103
Feature safe: yes
Fix the post-patch target to properly report this as a FreeBSD Ports
Collection variant of GCC. [1]
Strip down distinfo on the way.
Reported by: Bjoern Koenig <[email protected]> [1]
Remove support for the Java frontend. The purpose of this port at this
point is only to support FreeBSD 6.x systems who have an older system
compiler than FreeBSD 7 and beyond.
Chase mpfr library and bump PORTREVISION.
Switch to use newer GMP version.
PR: ports/144487
Submitted by: ale
Approved by: portmgr (-exp run by erwin)
Force the use of system as and ld. This makes building and using this
port consistent across installations and avoids confusing error modes
for users who may have others flavors of these tools earlier in PATH.
On the way, sort CONFIGURE_ARGS.
Triggered by: glarkin
Enable build on ia64 to see what happens.
Hat: portmgr
- Moved fetching of ecj.jar from the post-patch target using the
contrib/download_ecj script to the fetch phase using extra MASTER_SITES
and DISTFILES. Pointyhat does not allow fetching outside of the
fetch phase, and the size and checksums of ecj.jar need to be recorded
in distinfo.
Reported by: pointyhat (pav)
Approved by: gerald (via private email)
Remove some extra aspects brought in by the previous changeset, and
remove the WITH_JAVA_AWT knob.
Discusssed with: glarkin
- Re-enabled the Java (gcj) frontend to support print/pdftk
- Added support for gcj on amd64
- Added call to contrib/download_ecj so gcj executable doesn't die with
a "file not found" error after it's built
Submitted by: glarkin
Approved by: gerald (via email)
Reenable the Objective-C frontend for now, gnustep still uses it.
Reported by: dinoex
Remove support for the Java frontend and library where users are better
served using GCC 4.4 or later. This makes this port a whole lot cheaper
and also allows us to remove the (somewhat bogus) check for lang/gcc295
as well as WANT_GNOME.
No longer download Objective-C related files which we don't actually use.
Set MAINTAINER unconditionally.
Move the snapshot date from PORTREVISION to being a part of PORTVERSION
to allow for PORTREVISION bumps.
Simplify pre-everything and adjust PLIST_SUB accordingly.
Extract SUFFIX from PORTVERSION. Use SUFFIX for TARGLIB (and thus for
the library path used by this port). Also use SUFFIX for the libexec
directory instead of the full port version and flatten the directory
structure and simplify the logic along the way.
Move VERSIONSTRING down to pacify portlint after all those years and
extract it from PORTVERSION, too.
Make the determination of CONFIGURE_SCRIPT more robust.
Address a long term FIXME related to older versions of FreeBSD by
removing NOMANCOMPRESS=yes.
Adjust Makefile header; nothing really left from the original.
Chase libgmp and bump PORTREVISION.
Update to the 20090325 snapshot of GCC 4.2.5 which should conclude
this GCC branch (I disabled further snapshots upstream).
Set MAKE_JOBS_SAFE to allow for parallel builds.
Update to the 20090311 snapshot of GCC 4.2.5.
Remove obsolete code to create (empty) man pages in case regular man
pages cannot be created. This catches four dummy man pages we are now
able to remove: grepjar42, jar42, rmic42, and rmiregistry42.
Update to the 20090218 snapshot of GCC 4.2.5.
Set PORTNAME, COMMENT, and LATEST_LINK unconditionally as opposed to
using ?=.
Add powerpc to NOT_FOR_ARCHS. [1]
No longer include the Fortran frontend. This version has been super-
seded by later ports, and the main purpose of lang/gcc42 is being on
par with the GCC 4.2-based system compiler recent versions of FreeBSD
feature.
Remove gcc-testsuite from DISTFILES, along with the post-build and
check targets. This reduces disk and bandwidth consumptions for a
feature (apparently) never used.
PR: 130964 [1]
Chase mpfr library.
- Remove conditional checks for FreeBSD 5.x and older
Replace CONFLICTS=gcc-2.95.*, which actually is too late to prevent
us running into build problems, by an earlier check (pre-extract).
Suggested by: pav
Update to the 20081126 snapshot of GCC 4.2.5. Mostly assorted bugfixes
since the previous snapshot.
Remove alpha from NOT_FOR_ARCHS based on a report and request by
Anton Shterenlikht <[email protected]> and no objections from
the freebsd-alpha@ list.
Update to the 20080702 snapshot of GCC 4.2.5 (which includes everything
in the ultimate GCC 4.2.4 release).
Update to the 20080430 snapshot of GCC 4.2.4.
Update to the 20080409 snapshot of GCC 4.2.4.
Update to the 20080326 snapshot of GCC 4.2.4.
Update to the 20080305 snapshot of GCC 4.2.4.
Update to the 20080220 snapshot of GCC 4.2.4.
Make PORTSNAME overridable.[1]
Submitted by: maho[1]
Update to the 20080213 snapshot of GCC 4.2.4.
Update to the 20080130 snapshot of GCC 4.2.3 which is more or less the
4.2.3 release itself.
Update to the 20080123 snapshot of GCC 4.2.3.
Update to the 20080116 snapshot of GCC 4.2.3.
Update to the 20080102 snapshot of GCC 4.2.3.
Update to the 20071219 snapshot of GCC 4.2.3.
Update to the 20071024 snapshot of GCC 4.2.3.
Update to the 20071017 snapshot of GCC 4.2.3.
Migration from bison 1.x to 2.x
PR: 117086
Tested by: -exp runs
Update to the 20071011 snapshot of GCC 4.2.3.
Update to GCC 4.2.2 RC2.
Update to the 20070905 snapshot of GCC 4.2.2.
Update to the 20070822 snapshot of GCC 4.2.2. Add the same CONFLICTS with
lang/gcc295 that we already have in lang/gcc43.
Update to the 20070815 snapshot of GCC 4.2 the 20070712 snapshot of GCC 4.2.1 which also is the second RC
for the GCC 4.2.1 release.
Update to the 20070703 snapshot of GCC 4.2.1 which also is the first RC
for the GCC 4.2.1 release.
Update to the 20070627 snapshot of GCC 4.2.1.
Update to the 20070620 snapshot of GCC 4.2.1.
Update to the 20070530 snapshot of GCC 4.2.1.
Update to the 20070523 snapshot of GCC 4.2.1.
Update to GCC 4.2.0 RC3.
Move the WITH_JAVA_AWT bits into the ! WITHOUT_JAVA branch, that is,
enable this only when Java is enabled.
PR: 111544
Add WANT_GNOME=yes per our GNOME porting documentation.
Move everything related to the WITH_JAVA_AWT knob into a single block
and make this a subset of the general Java-specific section.[1]
Submitted by: alepulver[1]
lang/gfortran is gone; remove CONFLICTS.
Update to the 20070307 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Update to the 20070228 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Update to the 20070221 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Update to the 20070214 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
This has a patch of mine to account for the removal of /usr/bin/objformat
on 7-CURRENT and defaults to elf instead of aout in this case.
Update to the 20070207 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Properly set INFO for those cases where we actually do not build libgomp,
and thus not libgomp.info either.
Update to the 20070131 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Move ia64 to NOT_FOR_ARCHS from BROKEN, like we did with lang/gcc43.
Remove the cklatest target and files/patch-gengtype-yacc.y.
Always build with JAR=no to avoid locating an already installed copy of jar
and thus not laying down our own in $PREFIX/bin/jar42.
Update to the 20070124 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0 on the way.
PR: 108174
Debugged with: Stephen Montgomery-Smith <[email protected]>
Tested by: Stephen Montgomery-Smith <[email protected]>, db
Update to the 20070117 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Move lang/gfortran from using lang/gcc41 to lang/gcc42 as its master port.
The next step will be to abandon this port in favor of lang/gcc42.
Add missing Jave frontend tarball.
Update to the 20070110 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Update to the 20070102 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
On the way, make building Fortran the (unconditional) default now.
This adds new dependencies on math/libgmp4 and math/mpfr which are
always required by lang/gcc43 and later anyways, though.
Update to the 20061226 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Update to 20061212.
On behalf of: MAINTAINER
Update to 20061205 snapshot.
On behalf of: MAINTAINER
Update to the 20061128 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Update to the 20061121 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Update to the 20061107 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0. Mark this broken on ia64,
not i386.
Update to the 20061031 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0. Mark this port broken on
ia64 where it has failed to build for many months.
Update to the 20061024 snapshot GCC 4.2.0.
Update lang/gcc42 to the 20061014 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0, which appends a
version number to libdata/pkgconfig/libgcj.pc. Fix packaging on amd64
on the way (enabling Java actually was a noop, except for pkg-plist).
Update lang/gcc41 to the 20061013 snapshot of GCC 4.1.2.
These changes allow us to remove the CONFLICT between lang/gcc41 and
lang/gcc42 when building with Java support (the default on i386).
Approved by: portmgr (erwin)
Update to the 20060923 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Remove bootclasspath setting to java-gcj-compat
when building with awt gtk peer.
Update to the 20060915 of GCC 4.1.2. This fixes the namespace pollution
caused by include/ffi.h.
Enable libgcj on amd64 in addition to i386.
Remove the hack we had used to rename man pages to match the actual
names of binaries (back when GCCs configure mechanism failed to do so).
Update to the 20060909 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0.
Update to the 20060906 snapshot of GCC 4.2.0. This is getting pretty close
to the start of the GCC 4.2 release branch, and removes another namespace
pollution issue.
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To loop through an array is to repeat elements in the array multiple times until a particular condition is satisfied. In this shot, we’ll learn a couple of ways to loop through an array in C++.
We use the following two ways to loop through an array:
forloop
whileloop
forloop example
#include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; int main() { // creating an array string names[3] = {"Theo", "Ben", "Dalu"}; for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { cout << names[i] << "\n"; } return 0; }
Line 7: We create a string type of array
names. It has
3 string elements.
Line 8: We declare an integer
i. It counts the iterations of the
for loop with an increment of
1.
Line 9: We print the element at each index
i of the array
names in each iteration.
whileloop example
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { string names[3] = {"Theo", "Ben", "Dalu"}; int i=0; while (i < 3) { cout << names[i] << " "; i++; } }
Line 5: We create a string type of array
names. It has
3 string elements.
Line 6: We declare an integer
i. It counts of the number of iterations.
Line 7: We use the
while loop to declare a condition
i < 3. The program will execute the conditions inside the body of the
while loop until the value of
i exceeds
3.
Line 8: We print the element present at index
i of the array
names.
Line 9: We increment the index variable
i by
1.
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