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Pivot a Top Project: Ready to Challenge Flex, Silverlight, and JavaFX
Nearly a year after entering the Apache Incubator, the Pivot project officially graduated to a top-level Apache project. The ASF board passed the resolution for graduation in December and their announcement today makes it official. Pivot is a Java-based RIA toolkit for writing applications using a combination of Java and XML. A Pivot application can run as an applet or a standalone. Earlier this month, the project released Pivot 1.4.
People that have been around the web for awhile remember when Java applets were just toys. The arrival of Java-based RIA tools, like Apache Pivot, produced more sophisticated environments for developing advanced applications. Pivot came about because Greg Brown and Todd Volkert, two founders of the project, were frustrated with the lack of good Java tooling for client-side applications. Many Java developers had similar gripes, which lead to the creation of tools like JavaFX and Swing, but Greg Brown had issues with these tools as well.
Swing has been around for awhile, Brown said, but it hasn't really been able to keep up with heavy-hitters like Flex and Silverlight. JavaFX on the other hand is not a tool for Java developers, Brown said, because you have to learn a new JavaFX scripting language and new APIs. The Pivot FAQ says that JavaFX and Pivot appear to be serving two slightly different use cases: "Pivot is designed primarily to address the 'Application' in RIA, whereas JavaFX appears to be geared more towards the 'Rich' part of the acronym." The FAQ states: "In a sense, Pivot represents what we think Sun should have done instead of JavaFX."
Pivot offers a comprehensive set of standard UI elements and several features that simplify the development of modern GUI applications. These include data binding, animated effects and transitions, web services integration, and an XML markup language called WTKX for declaring the structure of a UI. The most recent version of Pivot is more polished and adds a few more features.
WTKX Source Code:
<Border styles="{color:10, padding:0}"
<ScrollPane preferredWidth="240" horizontalScrollBarPolicy="fillToCapacity">
<TreeView wtkx:id="folderTreeView">
<content:TreeViewFileRenderer useNativeIcons="false"/>
Pivot 1.4 is mainly a documentation and bug fix release, but there are a handful of new features. They've added missing resources in generated .jar files for compatibility with the Maven repository. Pivot now supports native XML and has XPath support to the XMLSerializer. A number of usability improvements were also added.
Here are some of the positive user comments that Apache included in their press release:
"I've tried the demos and I was stunned," said Pivot user Trelieux Einagen. "The framework uses easy to understand markup for the applet front end while at the same time taking advantage of the power of Java for business logic and server side processing...I think the Java community in general is fortunate enough to have those guys at Pivot stand up and build something that can actually compete RIGHT NOW with the likes of Flash/Flex and Microsoft Silverlight/WPF without losing your sanity."
Pivot user Scott Lanham said, "The current default theme has a nice clean look and feel...I am impressed with the good selection of widgets. They appear to cover just about every need of an application...Well done with Pivot!"
"Thank you guys with coming up with Pivot," said Java developer and Pivot user N. Forbes. "Java really, really needs a smooth, coherent RIA next generation framework to 'seriously' compete with the likes of Flex and SilverLight/WPF. I looked at the source code and screamed out in joy! You guys may actually end up bailing out the Java RIA from pure academic obscurity and back into the more popular sphere of mind."
You can find plenty of live project demos and documentation at the brand-new Apache Pivot website. Download Apache Pivot and see how it stacks up against other RIA tools. Take a look at the tutorial for more info on Pivot's features.
Greg Brown replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 12:08pm
Thanks for posting this - you beat me to it. :-) Just want to clarify a couple of things you mentioned:
- I wouldn't say that we have "problems" with Swing or JavaFX. :-) The main issue we see with Swing is simply that, in our opinion, it hasn't kept pace with other, newer alternatives for building RIAs. Our primary issue with JavaFX is that, even though it runs in the JVM, it requires developers to learn a new scripting language in order to use it. We (the developers of the Pivot platform) primarily want to build RIAs in Java (though using other JVM scripting languages is a nice option, which Pivot also supports).
- It's not entirely accurate to say that "Pivot now supports native XML", though this is close. :-) Pivot 1.4 simply includes classes (in the new org.apache.pivot.xml package) that make it much easier to work with an XML DOM in a Pivot application.
- The demos you linked to are actually live, working examples, not videos. :-)
Otherwise, good work. Feel free to continue blogging about Pivot whenever you like. :-)
Greg Brown replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 12:14pm
Jacek Furmankiewicz replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 1:07pm
Hi Greg,
first of all congrats on reaching a milestone like this.
Second, any chances of Maven-izing Pivot and uploading it to the core Maven repo? Some Maven archetypes for creating base Pivot/Jetty (and Pivot/Jetty/Spring/Hibernate) web apps would probably help a lot too.
Cheers, Jacek
Osvaldo Doederlein replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 1:15pm
First impressions:
- Runtime size seems to be ~3.1 Mb and PureJava => OK
- Only one demo (Component Explorer) shows security dialog => OK
- Once runtime is fully cached by the java plugin (may require loading several demos), startup times (both cold and warm) are excellent - just like common Swing, or JavaFX, apps of similar size (small - not bloated by big resources etc) => OK
- Charting depends on JFreeChart, which is both good (great library: very powerful and popular) and bad (it's big: another 1.7 Mb; and it's very complex) => SO-SO
- Good feature set: many components, containers and other utilities; simple effects/transitions; simple scenegraph; data binding, JSON and a few other RIA stuff => OK
- XML-based, declarative/scriptable DSL: makes me want to puke, but I know I'm minority (Flex and Silverlight have similar XML trash)... and there's no real alternative if you must support the Java language (no DSL-able lang like Groovy, no built-for-RIA lang like JavaFX Script) => OK
- No features at all in areas that would need native code, like media playback or advanced effects; impossible to compete in this are with any of the other RIA runtimes => NOK
- Seems to be a bit of NIH, doing its own stuff everywhere (except charts); I would prefer more reuse of existing/upcoming popular projects, e.g. Trident for all the animation => NOK? (unless many third-party libs are wrapped by Pivot's APIs)
- Remarkably, contains a full API/toolkit for components; you can't use a straight Swing components for somethig as simple as a button: got to use Pivot's wtk.Button class instead of JButton. In my POV this validates Sun's decision to abandon Swing and some up with a full-new API. Pivot is just a more straight replacement for Swing's upper layers, it reuses more stuff in its core (Component, Java2D) and probably also in the programming model; but that's both an advantage and a big compromise. => OK (for Pivot), NOK (for Swing)
Overall, looks like good stuff... but at the same time, I'm very happy that Sun didn't go through this route instead of JavaFX. If you gotta change so much stuff - from the entire high-level API (J* classes) to the introduction of some kind of DSL - then just take the opportunity the change everything that is wrong and design new stuff without any major compromise, which is the JavaFX way.So, even though Pivot is by itself a nice toolkit, it's ultimately a big thumbs-down for the Swing status quo - fails big-time to "bring Swing to RIA", as I don't see much of Swing there to talk about.
Mitch Pronschinske replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 1:47pm in response to: Greg Brown
Jose Maria Arranz replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 1:47pm
Hi Greg, I would like to make a (decent) proposal:
What about a Pivot "Web" Browser?
Why am I interested in this "weird" thing?
Because I'm the author of ItsNat a Java based server centric framework. ItsNat loves markup, almost any markup renderer can be "emulated" in server, in server ItsNat can "control" the client as a very smart "slave" of the server.
In the upcoming v0.7 version ItsNat supports Batik applet, SVGWeb and other SVG plugins.
By this way an HTML web page containing one or several Batik applets (with SVG markup) is reflected in server as a W3C DOM HTML document with several W3C SVG DOM child documents (in this case accessed through DOM applet nodes), because in server and in client HTML documents and SVG documents are connected, the server Java application can manage both HTML DOM and SVG DOM like a Single Page Interface application.
How does Pivot fit in this scenario?
Pivot needs Rhino/JavaScript support, embedded scripting in WTKX code (something like a script tag), something similar to JSVGCanvas , AJAX simulation in Java accesible from Rhino (I have this code running in Batik). With a similar foundation to Batik applet, Pivot applets could be mixed with HTML code and controlled in server providing rich widgets to web applications.
Pivot applets in ItsNat environment would be driven by Java code in server and WTKX templates loaded as W3C DOM in server (and in client). A Pivot-W3C Events bridge could convert W3C DOM event listeners registered in server to Pivot listeners in client as JavaScript code, and Pivot events could be converted to W3C Events transported with AJAX (custom events can be possible).
These ideas fit well with ItsNat, anyway outside ItsNat in my opinion are very interesting too.
Contact with me if you want a v0.7 pre-release of ItsNat "Batik ready".
Greg Brown replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 2:37pm in response to: Jacek Furmankiewicz
Jose Maria Arranz replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 2:28pm in response to: Jose Maria Arranz
Greg Brown replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 2:39pm in response to: Jose Maria Arranz
You are correct - Pivot was originally a Java-only framework. However, we have been adding and enhancing scripting support over the past couple of releases. In fact, many of our demos and tutorial examples are written using JavaScript embedded in WTKX.
Greg Brown replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 2:50pm in response to: Osvaldo Doederlein
Thanks for the thoughtful and thorough review. I have a couple of comments on some of your observations:
Charting depends on JFreeChart, which is both good (great library: very powerful and popular) and bad (it's big: another 1.7 Mb; and it's very complex)Charting doesn't actually depend on JFreeChart - Pivot's charting support is pluggable. The only current implementation happens to use JFreeChart under the hood, but others are certainly possible.
Trident for all the animation => NOKFWIW, I don't think Trident existed when Pivot was created. I'm not saying that we definitely would have used it, but it wasn't an option at the time. ;-)
fails big-time to "bring Swing to RIA"Also FWIW, Pivot was never meant to be an effort to "bring Swing to RIA". Like JavaFX, Pivot is intended to be an alternative to Swing, though one that allows developers to actually use Java (and XML markup) to build RIAs rather than a new scripting language.
Jacek Furmankiewicz replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 3:29pm in response to: Greg Brown
Cool, didn't see yet in the Maven search browser...you should probably add a quick Maven setup section to your site on what is the group Id/artifact/version.
Preferably with a sample of how to create a Maven web app, have it automatically create the applet, etc. I find Maven archetype a great way to reduce the learning curve for new frameworks like this.
Andres Almiray replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 5:07pm
I must say I was esceptical at first when I read about Pivot more than a year ago, but after espending a few days with the API I've found it to be a refreshing alternative. If Swing 2.0 came out today, its API would certainly resemble Pivot's a lot. I'm not so happy with some class name choices (Pivot's ArrayList & HashMap) but they get the job done. Seems to me that the Pivot team decided to mix popular Swing libraries (like GlazedLists, Swingx components for example) which make Pivot not just an alternative UI toolkit but actually a platform (plenty of goodies to be found on its core and util packages).
If a may, the following links show some examples of Pivot being used as main toolkit on a Griffon application
These are valid Pivot applications too, not just Griffon :-)
Rogerio Liesenfeld replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 6:56pm
Pivot has its own declarative language to express the UI, which happens to use XML (a terrible choice, IMO). Any half-competent Java developer should be able to understand the declarative syntax of JavaFX Script (which, BTW, is not an scripting language) in a matter of minutes. Learning Groovy or Scala syntax, by comparison, is harder than JavaFX Script. Also, we already have several good books about JavaFX ("Pro JavaFX Platform", for example), not to mention sites like this one.
Pivot may be interesting, but JavaFX is a game-changer.
Jacek Furmankiewicz replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 7:08pm in response to: Rogerio Liesenfeld
Bryan Young replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 8:54pm in response to: Jacek Furmankiewicz
Peter Thomas replied on Tue, 2010/01/19 - 11:11pm
Add me to the list of people who wish to see decent multimedia playback / streaming capabilities. JavaFX has been very disappointing:
Andres Almiray replied on Wed, 2010/01/20 - 1:38am in response to: Rogerio Liesenfeld
Oh really? let's see how Java/Groovy/Scala/JavaFX Script stack together (from Java's POV):
|JavaFX Script
|class declaration
| class Foo{ ... }
|class Foo { ... }
|class Foo { ... }
|class Foo { ... }
|variable definition
| <type> name;
| <type> name
|var name:<type>
| var name:<type>
|constant definition
| final <type> name = x;
| final <type> name = x
| val name = x
| def name = x
| method definition
|<access_modifier> <return_type> methodName(<type> arg) { ... }
| <access_modifier> <return_type> methodName(<type> arg) { ... }
| def methodName(arg:<type>):<return_type> = ...
| function methodName(args:<type>):<return_type> { ... }
| String concatenation
| "foo" + "bar"
| "foo" + "bar"
| "foo" + "bar"
| "foo" "bar"
So, JavaFX Script is actually closer to Scala than Java. Consider that JavaFX Scripts adds new access modifiers that are not available in Java, whereas Groovy and Scala remove the 'package private' modifier. There are of course unique features on each language, I'm afraid JavaFX Script has the short stick as it does not even compare with Java (+ binding, +expressions, +object literal, + functions/closures, -jdk5 features(enum, annotation, static import), - inner classes), in other words JavaFX Script != Java + (binding, closures, object literals, expressions). Both Groovy and Scala sport pretty much the same features as Java and then some, it is not even funny to list them all here.
Learning JavaFX Script is easier than learning Groovy/Scala for a "half-competent Java developer" (as you put it)? don't think so.
Todd Volkert replied on Wed, 2010/01/20 - 11:33am
Andres Almiray replied on Wed, 2010/01/20 - 5:40pm in response to: Ronald Miura
Greg Brown replied on Wed, 2010/01/20 - 8:50pm in response to: Andres Almiray
However, you can also use Thread directly and post messages back to the UI thread using the ApplicationContext.queueCallback() method, if you prefer:
Osvaldo Doederlein replied on Thu, 2010/01/21 - 7:25am in response to: Greg Brown
Hi Greg. The bit about JFreeChart is good to hear; I've spent some serious time programming JFreeChart some years ago so I'm kinda fan of it - but then, it didn't seem to have caught up with the times. The API is bewildering (although you can wrap around it, like everyone does - CeWolf, etc. - I did it myself inventing a higher-level framework... admittedly including a big XML-based DSL and taglib and data binding and plugin system - all to make it productive for people writing end-user webapps). The rendering is not fast enough for animation, perhaps because it's not scenegraph-based (JFreeChart does have its own chart metamodel, but I guess it's not designed for incremental change and rendering). Right now, IMHO JavaFX 1.2's charting package totally blows it away: there's less chart types and decorations, but it's MUCH smaller (1/5 of JFreeChart's runtime size) and wins by a landslide in speed, ease of programming and extensibility, etc. I'm not plugging for JavaFX, I guess the charting support in latest Flex and Silverlight should be similar goodness; and I'm sure David Gilbert would be able to write a next-gen charting package to have all these others for breakfast. It's just a matter of abandoning Java2D/Swing and legacy APIs.
I'm aware that Trident was not available, indeed its v1.0 release is very recent. Perhaps you could replace the guts of Pivot's animation while keeping the user-level API?
WRT, Swing, I agree, it's more clear now to me. But please fix your FAQ, it contains an embarrassing wrong comment "Finally, JavaFX's widget support is based on Swing, which suffers from the limitations outlined above." JavaFX's widget support was never based on Swing, not even in FX 1.0 when the javafx.ext.swing package was a mandatory workaround for apps needing components - that was clearly a temp workaround; JavaFX's native component toolkit is completely independent from Swing and that was true even in v1.0 (there was a single TextBox component plus a few other classes like Control). JavaFX does use a little bit of JavaSE AWT/J2D/Swing in its runtime, but it's less than Pivot (FX components don't inherit Component for example - FX exposes 0% of JavaSE's legacy APIs as its API) and the trend is depending less and less of that stuff in future releases (Prism will say goodbye to much, if not all, of the Java2D/Swing bits used today, even the font engine).
Osvaldo Doederlein replied on Thu, 2010/01/21 - 7:40am in response to: Jacek Furmankiewicz
The excessive nesting that you see in some JavaFX programs (unfortunately including some official samples) are just bad style. My JavaFX sources don't have such nesting, I just break the application's scene graph in many pieces, assigning each piece to a variable, then I bring everything together in the end. Just like, say, you don't write a 500-line method just because the Java language allows it - you refactor it into many helper, private methods, to avoid a mess of formatting (deep-nestes loops and conditions) and maintainability.
OTOH, the "big monolithic tree" style is just great for vector graphics resources (FXD); the JavaFX Script language doubles as a great SVG replacement and it's excellent for that. I can produce some graphic resources in some editor that exports SVG, then convert that to FXD, and what I get is basically a piece of JavaFX Script code (with some restrictions, i.e. only literals as values for properties); I can choose to keep this as a separate FXD/FXZ resource and load it as an Image, or if it's something small I can just copy/paste it into my scene graph code - and perhaps edit it to be more dynamic: it's like programmable SVG (or MXML, etc.), but just DON'T need to open a horrendous CDATA block and write scripts in a completely different and not-integrated syntax. In short, it's just a beautiful thing to see. Upcoming visual editors - JavaFX Composer is already beta, but still focused in the forms/components side - will make this transparency of code/resources more advantageous. (But some people will just complain that now you can embed a 10Mb vector graphics resource in the code so your entire app is a single .fx file - then again, it's not a defect of the language if some programmer has no common sense to properly modularize his code.)
Osvaldo Doederlein replied on Thu, 2010/01/21 - 7:45am in response to: Peter Thomas
Osvaldo Doederlein replied on Thu, 2010/01/21 - 7:59am in response to: Andres Almiray
Peter Thomas replied on Thu, 2010/01/21 - 11:12pm in response to: Osvaldo Doederlein
I'm not personally convinced that just RTSP support can compete with the likes of Flash and Silverlight. Did you read the link I posted? Here, I'll post it again:
JavaFX won't stream media anytime soon
Forget about non-existent Ogg support, looks like even H.264 streaming doesn't work.
Osvaldo Doederlein replied on Fri, 2010/01/22 - 5:37am in response to: Peter Thomas
Greg Brown replied on Fri, 2010/01/22 - 8:20am in response to: Osvaldo Doederlein
Re: JavaFX/Swing - I updated the FAQ and removed the line about JavaFX widgets being based on Swing. From a practical standpoint, when the FAQ was written, this was true - JavaFX's native widget set was not sufficient to build a real app. However, you are correct that this is no longer the case.
Re: "JavaFX does use a little bit of JavaSE AWT/J2D/Swing in its runtime, but it's less than Pivot (FX components don't inherit Component for example...)" - I think you may have a slight misunderstanding of Pivot's architecture. The Pivot Component class is not related to the AWT Component class (in other words, org.apache.pivot.wtk.Component does not extend java.awt.Component). Pivot uses Java2D under the hood, but that is the extent of it. No AWT details other than Graphics2D are exposed to the developer. My understanding was that JavaFX also used Java2D under the hood, but perhaps I am wrong about that.


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Then he told the crowd that his glass had Jägermeister in it and that his guitar player had been drunk since 11 a.m. Listen, I have never even seen this band before, and this looked a bad impression of Fred Durst. He then said this exactly: "Are there any cock smokers in the house? Are there any marijuana smokers in the house?" This from in front of a company that drug tests employees.
Then he called the girls on stage. About 20 girls headed on stage and he was handing the mic to some of them while they said hello to their friends. They then got off the stage, and at that point he said, "You have got some fat bitches who work for this company." Then things started getting ugly fast. He then played something else, then said, "**ck Enterprise, I am still renting from Budget." At that time people from the crowd started throwing beer bottles and empty water bottles at the band and it looked like a riot was going to break out. Then security got them off stage, and a corporate officer came out and apologized for their actions.
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I find this product to be very useful and since originally receiving a sample of it about 2 years ago, I have now repurchased it twice.
I use it on pretty much a daily bases and find that it does wonders for my skin. It covers any visible pores and smoothens my skin. It creates a base for my foundation and I find that y make-up stays on longer because of it.
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Saw it promoted so heavily and so much hype by beauty "gurus" and so thought it must be the best product ever!! So guess who went ahead and ordered the big jumbo size!!
IT feels nice on but gives a really dull appearance on the skin, catching every little imperfection, Have only kept it on my face all day a couple of times. I usually take it off after a while because I don't like the look of it. I have not used it on its own only under liquid foundation and im not super impressed. I don't hate it.. I just don't feel like it does all that much for me other than mattify a bit. And my makeup doesn't feel like it "sticks" to my face
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I wanted this product for months before I bought it. I ran right home and applied it over my face -- smooth as butter, and my pores were almost invisible!
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I dont get it. AT ALL. Feel like ive tried everything with this, used my 20 foundations on top of it, both oil based, water based, wax based and mineral ... and i cant feel or see a difference. I have combination skin with visible pores ... I wish i could make it work, but this is rubbish on me.
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As much as I wanted to love this because of the packaging, it just didn't work well
The powder texture didn't feel right and it is too creamy and too thick.
It doesn't feel natural enough for me. I recommend buy other skin smoothing pore hiding product instead of this one. this doesn't worth the money.
I swear by this primer! It really does reduce the size of my pores & fine lines. Sometimes if I don't feel like putting much makeup on I will put some of this on & a little concealer & I look tons better lol! I will keep buying even though it last me forever you only need the size of a pea!
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Love this product!! Not only does it reduce the appearance of pores, but it's a primer too - what more could you want?? I wear this everyday, I find it goes on very smooth and helps with easy appliance for my foundation and helps it stay on all day. It lasts for a very long time, as you don't need much to make a difference. When first applied it doesn't seem to have made much difference, however after foundation your pores will be virtually non-existent!
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Do we really need so many 'Eucharistic ministers'?
This summer I've been to Mass in several Catholic churches other than the one I usually go to and it's interesting to notice the variations. For example, in some churches I've been to the priest has made tiny alterations to some of the words – so small, actually, that he probably hardly knew he was doing it. These subtle changes have the effect of personalising the words, making them the priest's own. But that's not a good idea. And when you're used to hearing exactly the same liturgy every week, done word for word according to the lectionary, then these tiny changes can grate.
The thing I really noticed, though, was the sheer number of people who stand around giving out Holy Communion in some Catholic parishes. In the Church of England, they're called "Eucharistic ministers". Now Catholics seem to have adopted this term, and the practice as well.
What's the point of all these assistants? The Catholic Church does allow for what it calls an extraordinary minister of Holy Communion, in cases when the priest is not available. But there is absolutely no need to have five extra ministers, giving Holy Communion under both kinds, as I saw this morning in an ordinary parish church, two thirds full, with a perfectly capable parish priest.
I can't help thinking all these ministers are there just to give the more assertive parishioners something to do – so that they feel as though they're joining in. I should think the priest is often bullied into allowing it, and daren't refuse. As for ordinary Catholics, most of them probably find the extra helpers irritating, but are too polite to say.
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Bought this recently and it worked well for a while.
Today, one of three handsets had the display 'out of range'. I think that it had not been properly replaced into it's charger so I charged it fully.
Now it won't 'connect' to the base station. Have tried re-registering the handset with the base station but to no avail. Can't get a dial tone. Pager doesn't work.
Any ideas, please?
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Unplug (or Switch off at mains) all Power adapters, Plug in turn on the Base Station first, then the others one at a time.
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Didn't help, but thanks for trying.
The 'faulty' handset has a similar display to the other two in that the standby message displays the ID of the handset. Specifically, the problem handset displays HANDSET 1.
If a number is dialled on a working handset, I get a dial tone and the dialled number stays displayed (rather than the handset ID) until the call is answered at which point the display becomes a call timer.
On the faulty handset, as soon as the dialled number is 'sent', no dial tone is heard and the dialled number is replaced by the handset ID, HANDSET 1.
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Posted October 27, 2010 at 8:17PM
Have you tried taking the AAA Batteries out, Wait 20 seconds and reinsert the batteries?
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Posted October 27, 2010 at 10:31PM
Great advice. Worked a treat. Many thanks.
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Posted October 28, 2010 at 6:16AM
hey whenever you face this type of problem then always do one thing. just disconnect your page from any of power like A.C. , D.C. both. after taking a rest start again. it will be working well
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Record a 60 second video.
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We had a great time at Champs de Mars. The atmosphere was electric and it was scenic as well. Nice snacks were provided along with local foods. A great way to mingle with the locals.
You can get a real taste of the Mauritian culture. So many locals mingling and socialising together. Really interesting to see this. And as the horses approach the finish line, wow, the energy and excitement was fantastic. Also an opportunity to try authentic local foods. They're certainly not the healthiest, but hey, how often will you get the opportunity to...
As i have already said the Champs de Mars is a must see as it dates as far as the french colonisation and most of all it is beautifully sitiated, In front you have the Harbour and the City Centre and on the opposite side is the Moka Range Mountain and on the two other sides you have the Signal...
We had a fabulous day @Champs de Mars. Admittedly we were there as guests of one of the horse trainers families. The atmosphere was magnificent and you get to experience on of Mauritius' greatest passions, betting.
We love going to the races back home so thought we would try it out! Did some research and decided not to book the £200 each for the crown lodge day, instead risk it and go it alone!
Best thing we could have hoped for, had one of the hotel taxi's take us for the day at a cost of...
Great place to fully enjoy the first mauritian sport. Whatever being in the grand-stand or in the crown lodge, the atmosphere is great and you feel the passion. The price is cheap also for non-mauritian.
We booked a day at the races in the Crown Lodge. It isn't cheap but it includes being picked up and taken back to your hotel by taxi. Drinks and snacks are also included.
You get an excellent view of the track and the parade ring. The other good thing is you get shelter from the hot mauritian sun.
Not the place to go really unless you enjoy the noise , crowd and haggling. The area is full of people and poorly kept. Not the place for a non local.
Visited the public enclosure on a race day- Saturday. Great atmosphere. I'm sure the public area is better than the grandstand.
The horses at Champs de Mars are well known to be pumped up with steriods as foals, beaten and kept in pitch-black stables for hours on end. They start racing at the age of 2yrs even though they are not yet fully grown and if they do not perform well in the races or run an injury, they are shot....
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Alexander Ferdinandovich Kelch was a Russian nobleman who lived in St Petersburg at the end of the nineteenth century. He is now known mainly as a patron of Fabergé, having commissioned seven eggs for his wife Barbara.[1]
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Larry Ellison and the Remaking of the America's CupKatie Baker
During the NBA lockout last fall, Bill Simmons and Jay Kang fantasized about the players breaking off and creating a rebel basketball league. Their proposed name for the alternate universe: The Oracle. After all, as Kang wrote, "we need a commissione...Blog | August 24, 2012
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Last August, I watched Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra hoist a giant jug of coconut wine in his uncle's backyard in Los Banos, Philippines, and tell his family that next year, he hoped to bring back an NBA championship trophy. It was the closest Spoe...Blog | June 22, 2012
Kyrie Irving and the NBA RecessRembert Browne
If the Twittersphere has taught us one thing, it's that athletes can be completely absurd individuals. The NBA lockout was a prime opportunity to observe how millionaires spend their non-basketball time, and while every day of these NBA playoffs is t...Blog | May 22, 2012
An Obituary for the Lockout-Shortened SeasonCarles
Hey, remember the shortened NBA regular season? Now that the playoffs have started, it feels like the regular season only existed to serve as a talking point for diagnosing Derrick Rose's torn ACL. The 66-game season was actually a blessing for d...Blog | May 01, 2012
The Philadelphia 76ers and the NBA's Middle-Class DreamBen Detrick
During the NBA lockout, the narrative unspooled by the vipers on the ownership side was that the league was in danger of being cleaved into two types of franchises. A small number were big-market teams in glittering, spired metropolises that collecte...Blog | February 14, 2012
B.S. Report: Two-part Joe House NBA PodcastBill Simmons
I know we're not supposed to bitch about the NBA lockout anymore, but one thing still gnaws at me: The shortened 66-game season and a three-week whirlwind of transactions caused the Las Vegas books to say, "Screw it, we're not posting over/under wins...Blog | December 21, 2011
The Misadventures of David SternGabe Feldman
It looks like David Stern picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue. After a lengthy and contentious lockout, a brief antitrust skirmish, and the cancellation of 16 regular season games, the owners and the NBPA finally agreed to terms on a new coll...Blog | December 12, 2011
The Chris Paul Trade: What the NBA Did WrongVishnu Parasuraman
The Chris Paul trade has been a public relations disaster for the NBA. We all know what happened -- the league shut down the deal. Dan Gilbert reportedly argued that the trade "should go to a vote of the 29 owners of the Hornets." And I agree wit...Blog | December 09, 2011
About Last Night: Welcome Back, NBAShane Ryan
In case you were out living a life of leisure, here's what you missed in sports on Thursday. NBA players and owners officially ratified the new collective bargaining agreement. "It was a mere formality at this point," said commissioner David Ster...Blog | December 09, 2011
B.S. Report: Steve KerrGrantland Staff
Today on the B.S. Report our old friend Steve Kerr returns to the pod to help Bill look back at the end of the NBA lockout and forward to the upcoming season. Kerr, currently an analyst for TNT, is a former NBA player, was a player rep during the 199...Blog | December 07, 2011
How the Mavericks Won the NBA Finals and Still Got RobbedChris Ryan
The NBA lockout lasted from July 1 to November 26 . We lost a lot during that time. Namely months of wildly speculative, anonymously sourced, economically illiterate trade and free agent rumors, which have come back with the vengeance of Old Boy in t...Blog | December 07, 2011
The Nuclear Winter is Over: The New CBA, and How the Lawyers Save...Gabe Feldman
Well, that was fun. After nearly 150 days of lawsuits, mediations, intramural flag football games with Kevin Durant, exhibition basketball games in Rucker Park with Kevin Durant, exhibition basketball games in Oklahoma City with Kevin Durant, and lat...Blog | December 02, 2011
About Last Night: The Dream Team NightmareShane Ryan
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Thanks to Friend of Grantland, Michael, who e-mailed boss of Grantland Bill Simmons last week about the NBA lockout. Yeah, yeah, we know it's over now. But we're running this e-mail anyway! Because we like how you think, Michael. Thanks for writing! ...Blog | November 29, 2011
A Post-Lockout Trip to the Basketball Hall of FamePeter Richmond
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