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Gamla Stan is one of the largest and best preserved medieval city centers in Europe, and one of the foremost attractions in Stockholm. This is where Stockholm was founded in 1252.
All of Gamla Stan and the adjacent island of Riddarholmen are like a living pedestrian-friendly museum full of sights, attractions, restaurants, cafés, bars and places to shop. Gamla Stan is also popular with aficionados of handicrafts, curios and souvenirs. The narrow winding cobblestone streets, with their buildings in so many different shades of gold, give Gamla Stan its unique character. Even now cellar vaults and frescoes from the Middle Ages can be found behind the visible facades, and on snowy winter days the district feels like something from a story book.
There are several beautiful churches and museums in Gamla Stan, including Sweden's national cathedral Stockholm Cathedral and the Nobel Museum. The largest of the attractions in the district is the Royal Palace, one of the largest palaces in the world with over 600 rooms. In addition to the reception rooms, there are several interesting museums in the Palace, including the Royal Armory, with royal costumes and armor. Don't miss the parade of soldiers and the daily changing of the guard.
Västerlånggatan and Österlånggatan are the district's main streets. The city wall that once surrounded the city ran inside these streets along what is now Prästgatan. In the middle of Gamla Stan is Stortorget, the oldest square in Stockholm. Stortorget is the central point from which runs Köpmangatan, the oldest street in Stockholm, which was mentioned as early as the fourteenth century. Mårten Trotzigs gränd (Mårten Trotzigs alley) is hard to find. It's the narrowest alley in Gamla Stan, only 90 centimeters wide at its narrowest point. Make sure not to miss Riddarholmen and the Riddarholmen Church. The church is a royal burial church, and was built as a Franciscan monastery for the so-called Grey Brother monks in the thirteenth century.
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I have visited my friend in Stockholm many times, love it. I have seen all the Islands and all are fascinating and beautiful
Gamlastan, visited in 2011, enjoyed the old city as well as the palace, changing of the guard. Loved the narrow streets, going back Dec. 2013 for a longer stay.
I was at Gamla Stan on 23/08/2012!
Hope to go back for more of it! :D
Yes it's a tourist fairy tale place but the people running most of these cafes are really interesting characters who have a genuine interest in what country you are from and are so warm and friendly. Hospitality and friendliness awesome will defininity try to get back again this summer
Charming colored buildings crammed together line the cobble stone streets streaming with tourists. The shops are overflowing with souvenirs. Possible tourist trap, but still recommended to at least walk through.
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I was there too since 13-20/6/2009!
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The Wild just cut four players, including Colton Gillies and Nolan Schaefer. Pouliot, Sheppard, Kalus and Foy are still there.
When the Thrashers cut Karel Pilar, they had to waive him. This makes it a real surprise because he played very well - they must really have faith in Tobias Enstrom. At any rate, the Blackhawks have picked him up and he will have a shot at running the power play. Neither Seabrook nor Barker are ready to do this. Pilar is. He will surprise and makes an excellent dark horse. Pilar's only shortcoming is he is a Band-Aid boy. Offensively, though, he is very gifted and he is ready for the NHL.
I posted this in the forum (Mike Green - here ) earlier this morning, but thought I should put this in the ramblings as well. He has had a monster training camp and will likely be the second man on the PP with Tom Poti.
Jagr is now playing with Drury and Straka, as Gomez is not clicking the way Nylander did last season. Stay tuned, nothing is settled here.
Speculation is that the Islanders could waive Freddie Meyer, send Aaron Johnson down to the minors...and suddenly there would be room for Bryan Berard. Just something to keep an eye on.
The Thrashers cut Karel Pilar, despite the fact that he had four assists in three contests. It would seem that, since he was leading the team in scoring while Tobias Enstrom was pointless in four games (and a minus-2) that the Thrashers were scared that Enstrom would run back across the ocean if he failed to make the NHL roster.
There were a ton of interesting cuts, I'll round out the bigger ones below.
Derek Roy had three goals and three assists against the Leafs last night.
Phillipe Boucher is questionable for the season opener because of a knee injury. He missed practice yesterday and will miss the preseason game today.
Matt Lombardi missed his third straigth preseason game with a wrist injury. He is a bit of a Band-Aid Boy, so while he makes a great sleeper...don't be disappointed if he's in the press box more than you would like.
Benoit Pouliot played under 12 minutes, despite Minnesota's 7-0 cushion in the third period. Even if he makes the team, he won't get the ice time to make an impact this year. Ditto for Sheppard or Kalus. Next year will be better for all three of them.
Devin Setoguchi potted two goals last night and Joe Pavelski had two assists. Pavelski will have more points this year than Clowe or Bernier, while if Setoguchi makes the team he'll probably out produce Clowe and Bernier as well.
The line of Belaner, Bouchard and Rolston has been clicking for the Wild. Belanger is just picking up where White left off last season. They combined for nine points last night.
Alexei Cherepanov has recovered from his concussion and is back playing in the RSL, scoring a goal yesterday.
Sidney Crosby finished a full practice yesterday and says his groin is fine now.
Not only did the Flyers lose Upshall and Lupul (see yesterday's ramblings), but RJ Umberger broke his finger in that Ottawa game and Randy Jones suffered a hip flexor.
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A decision will not be made before the weekend as to who Tampa Bay's two goalie's will be. Marc Denis has been the best, though. Kari Ramo has also played well. That would tell me that perhaps Holmqvist is the odd man out, but would they want Ramo as a backup when he could get more ice in the AHL?
The Preds do not play back to back games until November and as such will not be starting their backup goalie until then. As I said before - Mason will start 70 games if he's healthy. That's more than 27 starting goalies in the league.
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Sutter, Carolina
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Dan Blumenthal, the chairman of Villazon and Co.--manufacturer of Hoyo de Monterrey and Punch cigars in Honduras--has been in the cigar business most of his life. He started working in his father's retail cigar stores in 1939 in New York City when he was 14 years old. By the 1950s, he had his own cigar shop in Manhattan and had already begun to sell and distribute cigars that were made exclusively for him. He was a major purchaser of Cuban tobacco that went into Clear Havana cigars--cigars made in the United States with Cuban tobacco.
In the months before the Cuban embargo was imposed, Blumenthal and his business associate, Frank Llaneza, bought as much Cuban tobacco as they could find on the market. They continued to blend it into their brands until the mid-1970s. The two men also entered into a partnership to make cigars in Honduras, the first cigar makers to set up shop in that Central American country. In 1965, Blumenthal bought the rights to the Cuban trademarks Punch and Hoyo de Monterrey, manufacturing those cigars for the U.S. market. Today, Villazon produces nearly 26 million handmade cigars a year, plus another 45 to 55 million machine-made cigars manufactured in Tampa.
In a wide-ranging interview with Marvin R. Shanken, editor and publisher of Cigar Aficionado magazine, Blumenthal discussed his thoughts on the many changes he has seen, including his strategy when the Cuban trade embargo was imposed in 1962, and the current market for cigars.
Cigar Aficionado: I've been told you purchased as much Cuban tobacco as you could find in the months before the Cuban trade embargo was signed by President John F. Kennedy. Can you tell us the story?
Blumenthal: One of my hobbies is history. There had been this back and forth about the embargo between Eisenhower and Kennedy and Castro. And that's when talk about an embargo became widespread. I said to myself 'They're going to put on an embargo,' even though everyone else was pooh-poohing the idea. But I was even more sure after going to Cuba in 1960. I had an interview with the then minister of export. He told me in a fairly hostile way all that they were going to do to the United States. When I left Cuba, I went to Tampa to see Frank Llaneza, who was making the Francisco G. Bances cigar for me, and said I thought there was going to be an embargo. He went to Angel Oliva [a big tobacco grower], and he started buying tobacco for us.
At the time, we were already making a heavier style Cuban cigar--the Bances--that was selling well before the embargo. But when the embargo came, it was the only Cuban-style cigar on the market. People were buying it and saving their Cuban cigars. Of course, I also had three million Cuban cigars in my humidor that I bought from every refugee that came off the plane. I had a man down in Miami buying cigars.
C.A.: You were buying boxed cigars?
Blumenthal: Yes. Every brand. I started to sell them wholesale. I could hold three million cigars in my warehouse in those days, but it was a cash deal. In those days that was a lot of money. But once the embargo came along, Bances really took off too.
I also was very friendly with Fernando Palicio, who had been the owner of the Belinda and Hoyo de Monterrey factory in Havana. He came to see me about making a cigar that he could sell to his former customers here like Dunhill, Glazer Brothers, Faber. So we made a cigar called Flor de Palicio, which was all-Havana tobacco but machine-made. We sold it to Dunhill first.
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Our application, which has run fine for the last year on all browsers and flash combinations, suddenly completely crashes any time we try to load it. It was build using Flex 3 and hasn't generally had stability problems, but now in one configuration in will not load:
Flash Version: 10.1 (just updated it today)
OS: Windows XP
Browser: Firefox 3.6.4 (newest, updated today)
I've reproduced this crash on three systems. Firefox Mac works fine, IE 7 on Windows works fine.
The app is at http://veracity.adometry.com/ and it crashes on startup with:
"The Adobe Flash plugin has crashed. No report available. Reload the page or try again"
Anyone seeing something similar?
Yes, just updated both today as well and I crash everytime. I'm on a Mac using Snow Leopard. When I uninstall Flash, Firefox works fine. I just can't view any Flash stuff. So I'm assuming it's an Adobe problem. I'm beginning to see Steve Job's point about Flash crashing everything. I'm bettting we're not alone with the crashing, so hoping there will be a fix quickly.
I've now found that uninstalling flash, then installing the debug version, everything works fine. Then I uninstall again and move to the production version and crash, every time with Firefox 3.6.4 on Windows.
Hi, several users are having a problem with the hardware acceleration. This site has information on it requirements, etc.
Updating to the latest versions of the graphic and video cards has also helped.
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/he lp01.html
I don't know if your issue with the XP involves this or not, but various issues seem to be about the above.
Flash Debug Version: 10,1,53,64
OS: Windows 7
Browser: Firefox 3.6.4
App started to crash with same error.
Anyone from Adobe care to respond?
Alll my work´s from 2 years ago, now with the 10.1 are making browsers crash, too, my question is, when will 10.2 release...???
Alll my work´s from 2 years ago, now with the 10.1 are making browsers crash,my question is, when will flash player 10.2 release, damn...???
I decided that Firefox's new upgrade stinks too. Was causing everything to run very slowly. It was a really bad upgrade from both parties. I went back to previous versions of both Firefox and Flash Player.
I have a huge problem and cannot downgrade, because when all my clients start to acess the content and start to throwi´n erros for them, I´m gonna go crazy, damn man, damn...!!!
Man this sucks. i was watching Hulu.com and I'm not sure what happened but some update must have occurred because my brand new laptop windows 7 Home 64bit apparently is no good anymore after being just a few weeks old thanks to Adobe and their crappy plugin!! WTF, thats all I got to say, fix your plugin so I can use my Firefox Browser and stop ignoring us please
I use Flashplayer active x for my kids to play on Webkinz, and it was working this morning, but about an hour ago, when my 8 year old tried to sign on, she got the message "The Adobe Flash plugin has crashed". I sent the report, uninstalled and reinstalled the program, then restarted the computer, but am still having the program. When I uninstalled, the "login" button on the Webkinz homepage says I need to install the program, and after I do, it shows that I can log in, but when I try, I get the error message. Firefox is way bettter than IE, but this issue with the flash player needs to be corrected asap, or IE will be the only way to go.
Hi, What operating system do you use? Also what version of IE and what version of Firefox? When you "Uninstalled" are you speaking of Flash Player and what version did you have before, the 10.1? Or did you Uninstall Firefox? I'm not clear on that.
I have been on the forum quite a bit and it appears from the threads the latest version of Firefox and the latest Flash Player update is conflicting. Many users are going back to Firefox 3.6.3. This may be the case since they had problems after updating Firefox. Now, granted there are problems with the Flash Player 10.1 also. So it is difficult to determine which update is conflicting which. All I can conclude is that if you had Flash Player 10.1 and was not having a problem, but then updated to the latest Firefox then that is conflicting with Flash Player.
what debug program did you use? where can i find it
i get that same message when i try to run a program from facebook i thought it was only me getting this message. I want to know how to correct it if you get any answers please let me know thansk
This issue seems to be related to hang protection that was added to Firefox. To disable follow these steps:
1. In the Location bar, type about:config and press.
2. The about:config page should appear. In the Filter box, type dom.ipc.plugins.timeoutSecs
3. Double click the setting and change the number to -1 to disable hang protection.
Have fun debugging again
Hi, well there is a difference of opinion, I'll say that:-) I don't know which it is but you may want to read this thread at Post
number 7: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/668308?tstart=0
It seems like there is an Update war!
The problem is definitely Adobe Flash Player. Not only does it crash on Firefox 3.6.4, but also IE 8 and RealPlayer, which uses the Flash plugin to view FLV (flash) video files. I was luckily able to quickly right-click and disable hardware acceleration on a YouTube video, but could not do it again on another user profile. Disabling hardware acceleration did solve the problem, however, such a "roundabout" method should not be necessary in the event that one would ever need to use it for large videos.
Hi mark, There are a lot of conflicts it seems with 10.1 and the latest Firefox browser update. Several people are saying
that FF 3.6.4 has given them a problem and have Uninstalled it and went back to a previous version. I really am not a good judge of that, since I don't use FF and don't have a test machine.
It seems the majority of the issues with FP 10.1 is the hardware acceleration in knowing what it is and what it's purpose is. The requirements and what action to take and why. Following is the link for some information on this in case you haven't seen it.
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/he lp01.html
I've been following the forums, so I already realize that Firefox 3.6.4 has been causing some of the problems. I already know what hardware acceleration is and why to use it, but I shouldn't have to disable it if my drivers are all up to date and it worked before. I updated to the new Firefox version and flash worked on both Firefox AND RealPlayer, but the Flash update crashed both. The problem is absolutely Flash Player and all we can do is wait until Adobe comes out with a new update... hopefully one that will address the issues.
Hi Mark, There is a reason that what you and others describe as Flash Player crashing Firefox. You can read Mozilla Firefox since they have issued an update to Firefox 3.6.6 along with the reasons why users were experiencing what they have. This was design by Mozilla Firefox by default and they explain their reasons here:
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/The+Adobe+Flash+plugin+has+crashed ?s=plugin+timeout&as=s
They are encouraging all Firefox users to update. The Flash forum also has a thread up about it.
At least we now know the reasons for the Firefox/Flash Player issue and Mozilla Firefox is taking action.
On the hardware acceleration feature, I would think as long as the requirements to use it are met that there should be any problem. Perhaps you could pose that as a subject line and start a thread. I'm sure the other helper on the Forum or someone else would be able to answer that.
Unfortunately, this does not apply to Mac. They have yet to fix anything for Mac users, as per usual.
Hi Ima, Did you even bother reading the Mozilla Firefox link I posted? There is a link on the site you can click that says:
"Show Content Customized for: Windows Linux Mac OS "
So I don't know why you would make a remark like that. I've read the Tech reports and the Engineer Teams report on all of the changes that Flash Player 10.1 has made and in my opinion Mac received a good share. Have you read them? How about the 10.1 blogs where the Developers are singing praises to the Flash Player Team? Not every platform is going to receive everything they want, but I would say Mac certainly received their fair share.
And no, I don't own Adobe Stock, but from what I have read in that area, I should buy some:-) I just try to be fair in my assessment of any project and wish others would too. Appreciate what you have. I don't understand all of the criticism, people need to work it out or work around it. This constant feud between Apple, Adobe, Microsoft, and others is very petty in my opinion. I'm happy they are all out there, more power to them!!
Ok, I'm off my soap box now.
I don't know why you're on a soapbox to begin with and why are you taking offense? Nothing I said was directed at you, so why take personally?
And yes I checked your link and this is the response I got:
This article does not apply to Firefox on Mac, which does not yet include a plugin crash protection feature. The new feature will be available for Mac in a future Firefox release.
So maybe you should check before you get all bent out of shape.
Are all Mac users that rude?
I wasn't the one being rude. Read above my post. He had issues with me for some reason.
For all the PC users
Having crashing problems uninstalled and reinstalled cashing stopped, but runs slow and freezes. I am using windows XP, Firefox. Also noticed on the Chrome browser Shock Wave crashes.
Ok, I know most people here are PC users, but for any Mac users that are having problems with Flash and Firefox I recommend trying Google Chrome. While Flash doesn't crash Safari or Opera, it tends to run funny on them. And of course it's still crashing Firefox, even with the recent 3.6.6 version.
But Chrome seems to be really stable and fast. They only offer it for intel Macs. I give it a thumbs up.
A possible solution is to disable FireTorrent, at least that did work for me. Try it.
You're of course assuming everyone uses FireTorrent. That's not the case. In fact, that's not solving the original problem.
And this stuff about Firefox's crash protection feature--it's not going to help. We all have updated Firefox, and we all have seen that this does not solve anything. We all have tried other methods, such as reinstalling or changing the timeout, and still nothing. What should we all be learning (yes, even you eidnolb)?
We can't do anything!!! Unless you want to perform some workaround that has its disadvantages, there is no link that anyone can share and no suggestions that anyone can suggest that will ultimately solve the original problem. It's not a Firefox-Flash Player issue, it's only a Flash Player issue. We started to see the problems with this update to Flash Player, NOT an update to Firefox. That tells us it's Flash Player's problem, so stop sharing pointless links that all tell us to do the same things.
I'll concur with this post, nothing I've tried has resolved the issue. I've tried turning off the acceleration, changing the crash protection timeout, reinstalling, and more, and I still consistently get this crashing issue on a very vanilla version of Firefox.
Hi mark2940, Since you mentioned my name, I'll respond to you. Like you and the other users that are having problems with the 10.1 version, I don't know what the problem is. All I have posted is information that has come about after this thread was started. If it has not solved your particular problem then that doesn't mean it hasn't solved other users' problems.
This thread with the exception of a few, has turned into just a means to rant. You and others on this thread seem just to want to criticize. Those that start threads and are actually looking for help post their system info. Those that just want to complain don't. Unlike you, most people appreciate any suggestion that may help. You can be sure I won't post any further links or anything that would come to my attention to you or this thread. You should have started your own thread and rant all you like on it.
I'm still using Chrome with absolutely no problems. Haven't used Firefox all week. Seems to me that although it appears to be a Flash problem, if Google can make it run on their browser, Firefox should be able to do the same.
I personally have loved using Firefox so I hope there is a proper fix soon.
I don't need or want emails with pissing contests in them! What I want is to fix the problem with Adobe. If anyone with the knowlage please help. Thank you.
I updated my firefox to version 3.6.6 and then I uninstalled the newest versions of Adobe, ran a search on google/adobe for the archived versions and installed a version of Adobe that is a few versions back. This seems to be working for me. My thinking is that this will buy me time while Adobe fixes the problem and then in four month or so I'll attempt an Adobe update.
Hope this helps
Thank You Mikester01
I went back to Firefox 3.5 and that seems to be doing the trick for now. It works much better how ever on Chrome. Still have a few problems with Firefox. Will trey to get older version of Adobe.
I did that several times a week or so ago, and it seemed like Flash stuff still wouldn't work correctly. Firefox didn't crash, but things were just dragging and sticking. I think that's when I gave up and went to Chrome.
Hope it is working better for you guys.
This crash problem is so bad it has caused not only Firefox to crash but my entire computer! I work from home and run an inbound sales script program on my computer that requires Flash to view the Virtual Office. I had to completely uninstall Flash for now. I wasn't able to work! Adobe really needs to get on the ball and fix this pronto....or at least help me roll back to an older version that was stable!
You could search the Adobe Flash Player 10.0 over the net and use it...
There is no point in posting to the back of a topic that has been marked as resolved. If you have a problem, start a new topic with all relevant information, and someone will help you.


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There are many situations in which a request or a response message must be modified during processing by Apigee Edge. For example, you might need to strip HTTP headers from a request message before the message is forwarded to the backend service. You might also need to add HTTP headers or insert JSON or XML message content before a response is sent to the consumer app. You can do both operations using the AssignMessage policy type.In other situations, you need to generate complete request or response messages. For example, you might use a ServiceCallout policy to invoke a remote API from an API proxy. You can use the AssignMessage policy to generate the request message that will be submitted by the ServiceCallout policy.
The AssignMessage policy is used to generate or modify request or response messages during an API proxy Flow.
AssignMessage is so named because the policy requires a message to be 'assigned' as a variable. A variable is a property of a request/response transaction handled by an API proxy. Variables provide a rich context for API proxies, enabling information to be shared by policies and code. In this case, you use variables to obtain dynamic content to populate messages.
For example, you can assign a request message to a variable and then reference that variable in a ServiceCallout policy. The ServiceCallout policy, by referencing the variable that contains the message you assigned, can use the message as a request to send to a remote service or API.
To use AssignMessage, you select any variable and then assign a message to it. Usually, you define a custom variable by creating a variable with a name that you choose. In the following example, the request message generated by the AssignMessage policy is assigned to a variable called
partner.request. (You could also call this variable
foo.bar; it is only used as namespace for sharing messages.)
For example, the policy below would modify a request message:
<AssignMessage name="partnerRequest"> <AssignTo createNew="false">partner.request</AssignTo> </AssignMessage>
The examples above result in an empty message. To work with message content, AssignMessage defines a set of elements that enable you to populate or modify HTTP headers, query parameters, and XML or JSON payload content.
For example the policy below creates a new HTTP request message, and assigns that message to the variable called
<AssignMessage name="partnerRequest"> <AssignTo createNew="true" transport="http" type="request">request</AssignTo> </AssignMessage>
In this simple policy, you indicate that the policy should create a new message. If this value is set to false, then the policy will modify, in place, the request or response message where the policy is attached.
For example, the following AssignMessage policy creates a new request message, populated with the
user-agent HTTP header from the source message, along with one query parameter derived from the source message request. Since the message generated by this policy is a request, the HTTP verb must be set, in this example to
In the configuration below, the IgnoreUnresolvedVariables element is set to
false. When set to
true, the API proxy Flow continues processing when a variable does not resolve to a value.
<AssignMessage name="GenerateRequest"> <AssignTo createNew="true" type="request">Request</AssignTo> <Copy> <Headers> {request.header.user-agent} </Headers> </Copy> <Set> <QueryParams> <QueryParam name="address">{request.queryparam.address}</QueryParam> </QueryParams> <Verb>GET</Verb> </Set> <IgnoreUnresolvedVariables>false</IgnoreUnresolvedVariables> </AssignMessage>
The following AssignMessage policy does not create a new message. Instead, it modifies an existing response message by adding an HTTP header. The HTTP header added to the response message by this policy is derived from a variable populated by the LookupCache policy. Therefore the response message modified by this AssignMessage policy contains an HTTP header that indicates whether the results have been pulled from the Cache or not. (This usage is great for debugging and troubleshooting.)
<AssignMessage name="api-token-cache-hit-header"> <AssignTo createNew="false" transport="http" type="response">response</AssignTo> <Set> <Headers> {lookupcache.api-token-lookup-cache.cachehit} </Headers> </Set> <IgnoreUnresolvedVariables>false</IgnoreUnresolvedVariables> </AssignMessage>
You can also use AssignMessage to embed dynamic content in the payload of XML or JSON messages. The standard practice for embedding variables in XML is to wrap the designated variable in curly braces, that is
{prefix.name}, in the element or attribute where the content should be embedded. For example, to embed the HTTP user-agent header in an XML element called user-agent, you can do the following:
<Payload contentType="tex/xml"> <User-agent>{request.header.user-agent}</User-agent> </Payload>
With JSON, however, curly braces cannot be used to identify variables. Instead, you must declaratively configure the characters that will delimit the variable. For example, to embed the variable request.header.user-agent in a JSON property called user-agent, you can do the following:
<Payload contentType="application/json" variablePrefix="@" variableSuffix="#"> { "user-agent": "@request.header.user-agent#" } </Payload>
Working samples of the AssignMessage policy are available in the API Platform samples.
Configuring an AssignMessage policy
Configure the AssignMessage policy using the following elements.
|Field Name
|AssignTo (Optional)
Specifies the variable to which the message will be assigned.
If createNew is set to
true, then a new variable of the type specified in
type is created.
If createNew is set to
false, then AssignTo responds in one of two ways:
If createNew is not specified, AssignTo responds in one of two ways:
|type (Optional)
Specifies the type of the variable.
Valid values: request/response
Default value: request
|IgnoreUnresolvedVariables (Optional)
If IgnoreUnresolvedVariables is set to false and any variable cannot be resolved, then the policy throws a fault.
If it is set to true and any variable is unresolvable, the variable is treated as empty string (Null).
Valid values: true/false
Default value: false
|Copy (Optional)
Copies the specified information from the <source> to the variable specified in the <AssignTo> element.
|Copies HTTP headers. To copy all headers, specify
|Copies query parameters. Note that the QueryParams is copied only when both the source and AssignTo type are request. To copy all query parameters, specify <Copy><QueryParams/></Copy>.
|Copies the form parameters. Note that the FormParams is copied only when the contentType is
source and AssignTo is
application/x-www-form-urlencoded. To copy all form parameters, specify <Copy><FormParams/></Copy>.
|Valid values: true/false. If true, the
Content-Type header is copied.
|Valid values: true/false. If true, the HTTP version is copied.
|Valid values: true/false. If true, it is assigned only when both the source and AssignTo type are request.
|Valid values: true/false. If true, it is assigned only when both the source and AssignTo type are response.
|Remove (Optional)
|Removes HTTP headers from the variable specified in the <AssignTo> element. To remove all the headers, specify <Remove><Headers/></Remove>.
|Removes the query parameters. Note that the QueryParams are removed only when the AssignTo type is request. To remove all query paremeters, specify <Remove><QueryParams/></Remove>.
|Removes the form parameters. Note that FormParams are removed only when the contentType of AssignTo is application/x-www-form-urlencoded. To remove all form parameters, specify <Remove><FormParams/></Remove>.
|Valid values: true/false. If true, the payload is cleared.
|Add (Optional)
|Adds the headers in the variable specified in the <AssignTo> element. Note that the empty header <Add><Headers/></Add> does not add any header. The same holds true for QueryParams and FormParams.
|Adds the query parameters.
|Adds the form parameters and the contentType of message is changed to application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
|Set (Optional)
|Sets/overwrites the HTTP headers in the variable specified in the <AssignTo> element. Note that the empty header <Set><Headers/></Set> does not set any header. The same holds true for QueryParams and FormParams.
|Sets/overwrites the query parameters.
|Sets/overwrites the form parameters and the contentType of message changes to
|You are allowed to set mixed payload contents. For example, <root1>sunday</root1><root2>funday</root2><root3>{var1}</root3>.
|If contentType is specified, its value is treated as message template, and assigned to the contentType header.
|Sets the version. Note that the content of <Version> is treated as message template. The same holds true for Verb, Path, StatusCode, and ReasonPhrase.
|Sets the HTTP verb and path only when AssignTo type is
|Sets the status code and reason phrase only when AssignTo type is
|AssignVariable (Optional)
|Specifies the name of the variable.
|Reference that assigns value to the variable.
|If <Ref> is not specified or is unresolvable, this value is assigned to the variable.
Example - AssignMessage policy
Policy-specific error codes
The default format for error codes returned by Policies is:
{ "code" : " {ErrorCode} ", "message" : " {Error message} ", "contexts" : [ ] }
The AssignMessage Policy type defines the following error codes:
|Error Code
AssignMessage[{0}]: unable to resolve variable {1}
AssignMessage[{0}]: value of variable {1} is not of type Message
AssignMessage[{0}]: failed to assign message to {1}
AssignMessage[{0}]: index must be greater than zero in {1}
AssignMessage schema validation failed: invalid variable name - {0} - in assign variable
Invalid payload {0}
Policy schema
Each policy type is defined by an XML schema (
.xsd). For reference, policy schemas are available on GitHub.
Please add the following feature description (Variable Prefix and Suffix) to this page of documentation:
If the Payload of an AssignMessage policy is JSON. The variable delimiter conflicts with JSON syntax.
Then changing the variable delimiter helps in this case. An example given below
In the above example, "username" and "user_email" are variables that Edge resolves correctly.
Please add the following feature description (Variable Prefix and Suffix) to this page of documentation:
If the Payload of an AssignMessage policy is JSON. The variable delimiter conflicts with JSON syntax.
Then changing the variable delimiter helps in this case. An example given below
In the above example, "username" and "user_email" are variables that Edge resolves correctly.


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Poudre Valley Cancer Network, the cancer program at Poudre Valley Health System, has won a grant from the LIVESTRONG Foundation to bring new cancer resources to northern Colorado.
PVHS was the western region winner of a grant to implement the Cancer Transitions program locally. Voting was conducted online.
The online voting campaign ran May 11 through May 31, 2011. Applicants with the top votes per region received a financial award of support to replicate and implement a sustainable program dedicated to supporting families fighting cancer.
"We have learned from the many cancer patients we treat that many feel 'it's not over when it's over," said JoAnn Lovins, PVHS director of cancer services. "The Cancer Transitions program will help us help local cancer survivors experience a better life after cancer treatment."
Poudre Valley Cancer Network will receive a $4,000 grant to implement LIVESTRONG's Cancer Transitions program, which is designed to support, educate and empower people for life after cancer. The six-week series incorporates support groups, education, nutrition and physical exercise, as well as addresses other medical management, psychosocial and quality of life issues.
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Facilitators for LIVESTRONG's Cancer Transitions program will come from PVHS' existing team of patient navigators and oncology social workers who have expert knowledge of the cancer care system, available support services and familiarity with the challenges often faced by people affected by cancer.
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|Capture all your special moments with the Canon EOS Rebel T3i/600D DSLR camera and cherish the memories over and over again. With an 18.0 MP CMOS sensor and DIGIC 4 image processor, this DSLR camera lets you take smooth, detailed, and high-quality images. The 3-inch monitor on this Canon 18.0 MP camera makes it easy to view photos, read menu, and compose shots. With a high ISO sensitivity (up to 6,400), the Canon EOS Rebel T3i/600D captures clear photos even in low-light conditions. What's more, you can connect this Canon 18.0 MP camera to the USB port of a PC or a printer, thanks to its dedicated interface cable. All things considered, this Canon 18.0 MP camera, with an EF-S IS II 18-55 mm lens, aims to be a great travel companion.
|Product Features
|Product Highlights
|Product Identifiers
|Rebel T3i / 600D
|013803134254, 084684428695, 089341685299, 4960999780924, 609728170578, 609728170608, 610563301171, 616469236036, 689466386387, 705105148113, 721405368723, 722301890837, 766897713088, 845251028553, 846840012182, 847413003033, 8714574569505, 8714574601571, 8714574601991
|Key Features
|Camera Type
|Digital SLR
|Optical Zoom
|Sensor Resolution
|Screen Size
|Optical Sensor
|Sensor Size
|14.9 x 22.3mm
|Sensor Type
|Lens System
|Lens Type
|Zoom lens
|Lens For SD
|EF-S IS II 18-55mm
|Focal Length Range
|18mm - 55mm
|Focus Adjustment
|Autofocus & Fixed Focus & Manual, Automatic, Manual
|Lens Filter Size
|58 mm
|Auto Focus type
|TTL phase detection
|Lens Construction
|9 group(s) / 11 element(s)
|Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera
|29 - 88mm
|Max Shutter Speed
|1/4000 sec
|Min Shutter Speed
|30 sec
|Exposure compensation
|±5 EV range, in 1/2 or 1/3 EV steps
|Exposure Range
|Exposure Metering
|Center-Weighted, Evaluative, partial (9%), spot (4%)
|Exposure Modes
|Aperture-Priority, Automatic, Bulb, Depth-Of-Field, E-TTL II Program Flash, Manual, Program, Shutter-Priority
|Light Sensitivity
|ISO 100-6400, ISO 12800, ISO auto (100-3200), ISO auto (100-6400)
|Light Sensitivity Max
|Camera Flash
|Flash Type
|Pop-up Flash
|Red Eye Reduction
|Camera Flash Features
|AF Illuminator, Auto Flash, Fill-in Flash, Flash +/- Compensation, Flash Off, Manual, Rear Sync Flash, Red-eye Reduction Flash
|Flash Modes
|Auto Mode, Fill-in Mode, OFF mode, Rear Curtain Sync, Red-eye Reduction
|Memory / Storage
|Supported Flash Memory
|SD Card, SD Memory Card, SDHC Card, SDHC Memory Card, SDXC Card, SDXC Memory Card
|Viewfinder Type
|Digital, Optical
|Optical Viewfinder Type
|Eye-level mirror pentaprism
|Viewfinder - Field Coverage
|Viewfinder Magnification
|Dioptric Correction Range
|-3 to +1
|3.1 in.
|3.9 in.
|5.2 in.
|18.2 Oz.
|Display Type
|Display Rotation
|Screen Details
|LCD display - TFT active matrix - 3" - color
|Display Size
|Microphone Type
|Microphone - built-in - mono
|Microphone Operation Mode
|Connector Types
|1 x HDMI output, 1 x Hi-Speed USB, 1 x composite video/audio output, 1 x remote control
|Expansion Slot
|1 x SD Memory Card
|System Requirements for PC Connection
|Operating System Supported
|Microsoft Windows 7
|Battery Form Factor
|Manufacturer specific
|File Format
|Digital Video Format
|HD (High Definition), MOV, QuickTime
|Still Image Format
|DCF 2.0, DPOF 1.1, EXIF 2.3, JPEG, RAW, RAW + JPEG, Raw Image
|Max Video Resolution
|1920 x 1080
|Environmental Parameters
|Min Operating Temperature
|Max Operating Temperature
|Other Features
|Additional Features
|1080p Full HD Movie Recording, AE/FE Lock, AF Lock, Auto Lighting Optimizer, Auto Power Save, Automatic Face Tracking, Brightness Control, Built-In Help Guide, DPOF Support, Depth-Of-Field Preview Button, Digital Noise Reduction, Direct Print, Dust Delete Data System, Exif Print Support, HDMI, Highlight Point Display, Highlight Tone Priority, Histogram Display, Image Stabilization, Interchangeable Lenses, Not Interchangeable Lenses, PictBridge Support, RGB Primary Color Filter, Scene Detection Technology, Shockproof, USB 2.0, USB 2.0 Compatibility, With Tripod Mount
|Face Detection
|Shooting Programs
|Action, Close-up, Landscape, Night scene, Portrait mode
|Special Effects
|Faithful, Landscape, Monochrome, Neutral, Portrait
|White Balance
|Auto, Cloudy (Preset), Daylight / Sunny (Preset), Flash (Preset), Fluorescent (Preset), Shade (Preset), Tungsten (Preset)
|Continuous Shooting Speed
|3 frames per second
The Canon EOS Rebel T3i delivers excellent video capabilities and image and video quality.
If you shoot both still and video, the T3i's controls can be frustrating to operate, and it's not terribly fast for burst shooting sports, kids, or pets.
For the money, the Canon EOS Rebel T3i is a great choice for dSLR videographers--though the cheaper T2i can still suffice if you don't need the articulated LCD--and it's a solid choice for creative still shooters. But though the image quality and general shooting performance are top-notch, if you're upgrading to capture sports, kids, or pets, the T3i may not be able to keep up.
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Hello Everyone,
I've had this camera for about 6 months now. If you're used to Canon DSLR's then you'll like this camera. I'm not going to write a lengthy review, but will just give my personal experiences.
I had the T1 and then the T1i, and now the T3i. I decided to stay with Canon as I always have had this brand of camera. If I had a Nikon, I would most likely stay with Nikon. The reason that I prefer staying with 1 brand is that you become familiar with it, and it's quite easy to adapt to the next newer model.
I purchase the T3i because I got a very good price for it. Also, I wanted more megapixels,and so went from 14 to 18 megapixels. I haven't made any large-sized prints, so the difference on a computer screen is hard to see.
The T3i is faster than the T1i, however it's still a bit slow when shooting 18 megapixel files both as JPEG's and Raw. I haven't really needed the raw, but I keep the images.
When you escalate to these high megapixel camera, I would recommend the following:
1. Higher speed SD cards of at least class 6. I use 4 for now and that's OK,
since I do mostly tabletop. SD cards of at least 8 GB.
2. A battery grip. The reason for this is that you can take loads of photos and almost never have the batteries lose their power. Also, if you do sports or shoot outdoors in winter, purchase extra batteries as the cold will deplete your batteries' charge faster.
3. A Delkin or similar viewing screen shade. These allow you to view your photos easier by shading them. This is especially great outdoors during daylight. It's not perfect,but it's better than no shade at all!
2. Several hard drives of at least 2 TB (Terabytes). Taking photos at 18 megapixels eats up
lots of hard drive memory!
3. A computer with at least 8 GB RAM, a 3.06 dual processor (IMac) or PC.
I don't bother with 90% of the features on the camera, so that's why I didn't talk about the features. The camera does have lots of features if you need such. However, whatever I need for image adjustment or enhancement, I have with Photoshop.
1 improvement that I have noticed is that the mirror internal vibrating cleaner works much better on the T3i than in previous models. I don't know if they have in fact improved this feature, or that I store the camera much better than before.
I shoot tabletop under tungsten lighting,so I use a tripod. I do find that the camera is slow to process combined 18 megapixel JPEG/Raw images. You have to wait about 1-2 seconds for the red light process indicator to turn off. However, it's not like the model or animal is moving and I'll lost the shots.
I would recommend that if you do upgrade, that you skip at least 1 generation. I mentioned that I first had the T1 and then the T1i. As soon as I bought the T1i, the t2i came out. Great timing!
You can be sure that Canon already has the next generation of cameras already planned.
For now, this is my camera, and I don't foresee buying a t4i or a t5i for now. I would say the same thing for software. Most of what I do in Photoshop or Word or Excel suits me just fine even if I have the latest Photoshop or Word/Excel 2008. My CS3 Photoshop works as well for my needs as My CS5. I was just fortunate to have been a photography teacher, and as such, was able to get new versions at educational prices.
My advise: if it works, and you're happy with it, don't change. If you plan to, then sell your older camera ASAP to reduce the cost of the new one.
Thanks for reading this.
What's nice and new with the 600D is its articulated, high res Live View screen that can be swung, downwards, outwards, forward or used as a fixed rear screen.
The bright and clear optical pentamirror finder will please trad snappers who will also enjoy the depth of field button that sets DSLRs in general apart from that lesser breed: compact digicams!
Some more experienced photographers may find early days with the EOS 600D a bit of a puzzle, as some controls are not where they usually are.
Added to the movie capture is an interesting helper that could enhance your videos: you can preset the record time to lengths of two, four or eight seconds, then save to memory as a single file and even add music to it, also know as snapshots videos.
I was not so impressed with the Movie Digital Zoom feature that can enlarge the shooting range by 10x … it's a digital enlargement.
The built in mic will capture audio (of a sort) but an auxiliary stereo mic is recommended; you can shoot full size stills at the same time as movie recording.
After some time with the camera I found it best to use manual focus when shooting video; the auto focus does not track while moving; also, you will pick up any handling noises or lens action on the audio track.
Movies: you can adjust shutter speed, aperture and ISO speed via the viewfinder menu options.
So we have:
Conclusion - Pros
* Brilliant image quality even at high ISO settings
* Extremely high detail and resolution at base ISO, good per-pixel sharpness
* Good dynamic range, improved by use of Highlight Tone Priority
* On-screen Quick-Menu offers good access to shooting settings
* Excellent LCD screen is articulated (great for videographers and tripod users)
* Ability to remotely control flashguns is a nice addition
* Good quality 1080/720p video output with a range of frame rates and control over exposure
* External microphone socket (very important)
* Good battery life
* Comprehensive software bundle
Conclusion - Cons
* Slow AF in Live Mode reduces benefit of articulated screen for stills shooting
* No AF in movie mode
* White balance often excessively orange under artificial light
* Button functions in live view mode very different from conventional mode (so if you are a PRO will not enjoy it)
* Key features and parameters hidden in Custom Function menu (must read manual)
* Lacks the in-camera Raw conversion options seen in 60D (this is cheaper)
* Hand grip can be a little cramp-inducing after long periods of use, although improved if compared with 550D
Overall conclusion
The Rebel series has never been characterized by cutting-edge innovation or radical interpretations of what a camera can be - instead, the series' development seems to be driven by a calm, rational assessment of the features people want in a tolerably small package and at a price people are willing to pay.
And, though the cameras which comprise it may disappoint the technology enthusiasts, it's a formula that has produced some of the best-selling DSLRs ever made and kept a lot of beginner and enthusiast photographers very happy.
Which is a roundabout way of saying that, from the perspective of anyone following the market, the T3i / 600D isn't a outstanding camera - it's a slight upgrade of its predecessor with the flip-out screen from the more expensive EOS 60D.
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My best investment... After experience with panasonic,sony, JVC, this tops them all. I bought this camera the end of may, since that time I have purchased 3 different lenses in which I recommend if you want higher quality, better zoom etc. Excellent menu features when changing dial functions. Great automatic features, but the manual controls are even better in which allows you to have more control. Great control of DOF results, in which was one of my main reasons for buying. Excellent pictures. Great digital zoom features. You have to keep experimenting with features to get the look you want, (in which I really like). Love the ability to use flip out screen. I do recommend a battery grip for doubled batt. life when filming and taking pics extended periods of time. Also recommend a speedlight flash transmitter for extra flash when doing professional photos. The internal flash is great for using in normal conditions. Sound quality can be controlled manually in certain situations, but the automatic control is sufficient. I highly recommend this, canon did an excellent job.
Here is my latest review on this slr camera:
After experiencing and constantly playing around
with this camera, I'm still very satisfied and
happy I purchased this. I want to highlight the
manual controls on this... my favorite happens to
be manual and AV modes.
This suites my needs perfectly, here you have so
much control over ISO, Aperture,exposure. You have
to adjust numbers in these modes to get the look you want. 1rst start off by taking snapshots of where your settings are on... then taking one adjusting
ISO, and etc. You come out with stunning results.
The automatic controls are fantastic, but when you
want to have personal great picture results, use
these settings.
It's pretty important to invest... buy extra equipment for your camera, from extra batteries,
lenses ( in which makes a big difference in quality ). From zoom lenses to low fstops...
these lenses can be very expensive, but well worth
I hardly use the built in flash, invest in external
flashes, this is why this camera was built, so you
can experience perfection in filming. I have the canon 320ex speedlite, getting ready to purchase the
430ex for more light. These flashes are great for
bouncing off walls, etc. And with combination of extenal & built in flash, these can be used sync to
create stunning results in low light.
I can't go over everything this slr has... but you
have to take time to play and try new features... you
won't be dissappointed. This is indeed a great camera I'm trying & learning almost everyday something new.
I have only had it for about a week and I am having the Time of my life using it!! This is the perfect entry level DSLR it allows you to get using it right away with excellent results! It has so many features that will allow me or any amateur photographer to grow exponentially IMO. This is the main reason i bought this particular Camera.
There is a huge selection of lenses to choose from as you grow but the kit lens included should last you for some time! if you are transitioning from a point and shoot like myself the one thing that i had to get used to was close-up/macro shooting. the lens has a minimum focal distance,so you cannot get right up on the subject like you can with the point and shoots.
The camera has a feature guide that helps you understand what each and every function does, in camera, which is awesome! I liked the Canon T31 because of the of the way it fit in my hands and the menus and button layout....I know that is nit picky but it matters, Trust Me! Go to a camera store before you choose between any camera! Get a feel for it in your hands, how it fits in them, do all of your fingers fit the grip, is it comfortable, are the buttons too flush with the body. All of those things really matter. I Love that this Camera has its own button for ISO and the Articulated screen is pretty awesome! other cameras have this feature but in combination with everything else made The T3i a winner.
Again Ive only had it a week, I have not even began to tap into what this Camera is capable of. Get this camera its TOP SHELF!!!
It is very light yet it does not feel cheap in any way, It also is not huge, its a great size. The quality of the photos is excellent! If you can imagine it...this camera can do it and then some! especially once you know how to use all the features. Since I am a beginner i haven't quite learned how to do everything yet, but what i have been able to do has been so satisfying! Just a tip.. Find a bundle with more than one lens! I did and its great!!! Shooting is fast and its fun! i have been able to catch the wildlife in my backyard easily with this camera! Squirrels are fast but so is my camera ha!
it does a great job catching your everyday life moments it has lived up to every expectation! I love this Camera!!!
The only dislike and there is only one, I don't like that the settings dial does not rotate a full 360 degrees but stops and then you have to turn it back the other way the Nikon cameras do that.
I have been a Canon EOS user for about 15 years, starting out with manual cameras and then working my way up to the EOS digital models in 2005.
Two years ago, I was getting a little frustrated carrying around a bag with multiple lenses and the camera on holidays. I wanted something small that had similar capabilities. I found it in the Panasonic Lumix range and sold all of my Canon gear.
Then my daughter was born. Suddenly my major focus changed from landscape shots to portraits and Kodak moment type snaps of her. This was fine when we were outdoors but compact cameras really struggle in low-light situations. Two months ago, I decided it was time to dive back into the world of digital SLRs. I didn't need too many bells and whistles, just a simple SLR that could take fantastic shots of my daughter and her future siblings.
I found it.
This EOS is a super camera for the price. I used to pay 4 times as much to get lesser quality in the older cameras in the range. My brother, a professional photographer, has one of the best models in the series and even he is impressed with this basic model's capabilities.
The new articulated screen is a good addition as is the ability to take HD video. The camera fills my hand nicely and is easy to hold stable due to the molded back. Th e software, screen menus,and buttons are all familiar and easy to understand. Anyone with previous Canon experience will feel right at home.
The best part of all, though, is that I am now producing beautiful photos of my daughter with no effort whatsoever.
I would recommend this camera to any new user to digital SLRs or users who want to come back to something bigger than a compact without going overboard.


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