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The Delhi University will on Monday submit a compliance report to the University Grant Commission (UGC) a day after it asked the varsity and all its colleges to conduct admissions only under the three-year undergraduate programme and not under the controversial FYUP.
Government sources informed that during the briefing to the HRD Minister Smriti Irani, UGC Chairman stated that the Delhi University had not taken approval of the visitor (President of India) for the FYUP, nor the mandatory clearance of UGC. It was also learnt that the previous government mislead the parliament regarding the president's nod, thus amounting to a lack of legal validity to the FYUP.
Relief for students, BTech to be 4-year course for those admitted in 2013-14
In a relief to hundreds of students, the Delhi University (DU) was on Sunday directed by the University Grants Commission (UGC) to continue with the four-year B.Tech programme for those admitted in academic year 2013-14, bringing to an end the uncertainty following rollback of the controversial FYUP. The directive by the University Grants Commission(UGC) came even as scores of BTech and BMS students of Delhi University staged a protest outside the residence of Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani, demanding that their four-year courses should not be scrapped. Read more
BTech students stage protest outside HRD Ministry over #FYUP rollback
The BTech students of Delhi University (DU) staged a protest today outside the Human Resource Development Ministry after being left in a lurch following the roll back of the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP). The Delhi University Academic Council will decide on the fate of the B.Tech course today. Students, however, are up in arms as they want their course to remain a Four Year one. Read more
Delhi University Academic Council scraps FYUP
A day after the Delhi University Vice Chancellor announced scrapping of the controversial FYUP programme, the Academic Council of the varsity today passed a resolution to implement the three-year undergraduate programme. Both Academic and Executive Councils pass resolution to implement three-year undergraduate programme. Read more
FYUP issue: Admissions delayed due to FYUP fiasco as parents try to make ends meet
For the past week Vishal Kumar and his father Vijay from Assam have been camping in a small hotel in the capital's crowded Karol Bagh area. They'd made the 30-hour long train journey with the objective of seeking admission in a top north campus college of Delhi University (DU) for Vishal, who'd got 94% marks in his class XII board exams.
But with Delhi colleges putting off admissions because of the controversy over DU's four year undergraduate programme (FYUP), the father-son had no option but to wait it out in their hotel room, paying Rs1,500 a day, a sum that the senior Prasad, a small time businessman, can ill afford. Read More
* A 12-member committee of DU principals set up to look into the issue of admissions under three year undergraduate course.
* After much controversy, the Delhi University (DU) on Friday agreed to comply with the University Grants Commission's order to scrap its Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP). DU has written a fresh letter to the UGC informing it that the varsity is ready to scrap FYUP and begin admissions for 3-year programme most likely from Monday. A meeting of principals of colleges affiliated to the DU is also underway to discuss the future course of action.
"Admission process to undergraduate programme to be conducted under scheme of courses that were in force in academic session 2012-13," says VC Dinesh Singh.
DU rolls back FYUP, reverts to three-year structure
Under pressure from UGC to act on its directive, the Delhi University today scrapped its controversial four-year undergraduate programme and reverted to the previous three-year structure. In a statement, DU Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh asked principals of various colleges affiliated to the varsity to start admissions for the new session. "In line with the directive of the UGC, the University has decided to roll back the FYUP. Consequently, the admission process shall be conducted under the scheme of courses that were in force in the academic session 2012-13 in all the colleges of the University of Delhi," Singh said. Read more
One should not sacrifice the interest of students at the alter of prestige: Smriti Irani on #FYUP controversy
On being questioned over the recent standoff between the Delhi University and the University Grants Commission, HRD Minister Smriti Irani refused to comment, saying, "The media wants me to say something on this matter, but in doing so, I would be commiting a constitutional breach, something I don't want to do." However, she did add, "I respect autonomy of institutions,. However I'm reminded autonomous institutions were created to serve people of nation." Read more
* Four Metro station closed due to student protest over FYUP—Central Sec, Udyog Bhawan, Patel Chowk and Race Course.
DUTA, DU employees, student bodies stage protest
Delhi University Teachers Association members along with university employees today carried out a protest march from the Faculty of Arts to the residence of Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh in North Campus here demanding his resignation and immediate rollback of the four-year undergraduate programme. "Delhi University's VC is playing with the future of students. The FYUP should be scrapped and admission process under the three-year undergraduate programme should begin," said Nandita Narain, President of DUTA. Read more
DUSU President demands Delhi University VC Dinesh Singh's resignation
Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) President Aman Awana has asked for the resignation of Delhi University (DU) Vice Chancellor (VC) Dinesh Singh, following the delay in the admission process. Awana also demanded the roll back of the Four Year University Programme (FYUP) as soon as possible. He told ANI, "VC's proposal is a farce and he is playing with the future of the students," adding, "He was misusing his autonomy." Read more
Students go on hunger strike demanding VC's resignation
Delhi University students have started an indefinite hunger strike demanding the resignation of Delhi University (DU) Vice Chancellor (VC) Dinesh Singh and an immediate rollback of the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP). Dhruv Sangwan, South Campus President from Indian National Students' Organization (INSO), told ANI, "The admissions are not happening because of the DU VC's dictatorship. Even the FYUP was started because of the VC's authoritarianism. We want the three year course back and Dinesh Singh's immediate resignation." Read more
UGC writes again to Delhi University seeking FYUP roll back
UGC has once again sent a letter to DU asking it to roll back the FYUP and immediately begin undergraduate admissions even as it sought legal opinion on the compromise formula proposed by the varsity. The development came after a day of hectic negotiations between the varsity and UGC over the compromise proposal drawn up by a group of academicians. While UGC accepted all but one proposal, there were some legal issues which came in the way and, hence, it was seeking the views of legal experts. A crucial meeting of the 10-member UGC standing committee scheduled for 5 P.M. today was cancelled in its wake. A senior UGC official, meanwhile, told PTI, "DU needs to revert to pre-FYUP and begin admissions, letter sent to DU by UGC." Read more
ANALYSIS: Students as scapegoats
DU vice chancellor and the UGC must shoulder responsibility for the FYUP debacle. The pseudo-academic change by Delhi University authorities from the time-tested three-year undergraduate course structure (of which the undersigned was a product), to a hurriedly patched up four-year undergraduate programme ( FYUP), has been now reversed by the University Grants Commission. Read more
DU-UGC issue: Students protesting #FYUP detained
A group of students were detained on Thursday when they tried to stage a march from Central Secretariat Metro Station to Rashtrapati Bhavan demanding the President's intervention in ending the impasse over the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP). The protesters belonging to All India Students Association were detained from outside the metro station around 11.30 am and taken to Parliament Street police station in a bus by Delhi Police personnel. Police said the march could not be allowed as prohibitory orders are in place in the area. Police personnel were deployed in strength in and around Rajpath to prevent protesters from marching toward Rashtrapati Bhavan. Read more
Union Grants Commission standing committee meeting at 5 pm today amid huge row over Delhi University's four-year undergraduate course. "We have sent the UGC a new proposal and suggested that the BTech course be for 4 years and Honour courses should be for 3 years," informs DU media coordinator Malay Neerav. "Awaiting response on the new proposal from UGC. We need to find middle ground," he said.
"We are are planing to have a new system in place. The proposal has been given by scholars, and DU has decided to move forward with it," he said. "No new application will be taken in. Admission will be based on the applications received," he informed.
Suspense over Delhi University admissions continues
The suspense over admissions into Delhi University continues for the third day even as the University Grants Commission (UGC) issued a directive to the Delhi University to begin admissions from Thursday. Reports, however, say that it is still not clear whether DU will follow the UGC directive. Read more
Delhi University vice chancellor refused audience with Arun Jaitley, RSS chief
In his, probably, last attempt to push for the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) that he introduced in Delhi University last year, and probably also to get closer to the BJP government, DU vice chancellor Dinesh Singh had on Monday sought time with union minister Arun Jaitley to make his case for introducing Vedic Mathematics as a compulsory paper. He asked for an appointment with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat as well. Sources close to Singh confirmed that with the FYUP controversy refusing to go away, the DU VC rushed to Jaitley on Monday, seeking an audience with him. However, the BJP stalwart and finance-cum-defence minister refused to meet him. Read more
Dinesh Singh acting like terrorist, has taken university hostage, says President of Delhi University Teacher's Association
Delhi University Teachers Association (DUTA) president Nandita Narain on Wednesday said that DU Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh is acting like a 'terrorist' and has taken the university as 'hostage'. "The VC is acting like a terrorist and has taken this university as a hostage. They bring these rules and leave after their term is over. The students and teachers are the ones who will suffer from this," said Narain. She further said that either the VC should follow the UGC's directives or he can be held for grave dereliction of duty and can be removed. "The whole university is against Singh. But he has sent his ad hocs on a protest. He is trying to fool students and teachers. I don't know what he is trying to prove by doing this," she added. Read more
Delhi High Court refuses to give urgent hearing to petitions on FYUP
The Delhi High Court today refused to give an urgent hearing to two cross petitions, one for implementation of the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) and the other against it. The petitions were mentioned before a vacation bench of justices Pratibha Rani and V Kameswar Rao which said, "The matter requires effective hearing which can't be done by a vacation bench. It will be heard by the roster bench in July." "We understand the situation. The admissions will not be affected. There will only be a few days delay. The matter will be heard in July," the bench said, adding that Justice Rao does not wish to hear the matter so it cannot be listed on June 27 as sought by the petitioners. Read more
FYUP chaos costs India its international image
The stand-off between Delhi University and the University Grants Commission is costing India its international image. Ever since FYUP was introduced a year ago, several foreign universities have been keen to set up shop in India, and foreign students have also been looking at India as a destination to study. The university this year received nearly 2.7 lakh applications for admissions to the Four Year Undergraduate Programme, with 6,000 of them from foreign applicants. But with the chaos unleashed in DU over FYUP, the varsity's international relations department is finding it very tough to answer queries from foreign applicants.
Department officials said it will get difficult for the university to sign MoUs with foreign universities if conditions remain the same. Uncertainty also prevails on the fate of several foreign university bills that are lying in Parliament for approval. Read more
Chaos in Delhi University, students hit
Delhi University vice chancellor Dinesh Singh kept everyone confused and guessing on Tuesday. First came reports that he had resigned. Then that he hadn't resigned. Uncertainity marked the day. Finally, it was said that when no respite came from the apex court, Singh had resigned. But till late in the night neither the HRD ministry nor the president or the vice-president had received Singh's resignation. The VC of DU can send in his resignation to only these constitutional authorities. In the evening, the UGC issued a fresh directive to the university asking it to order colleges to admit students in the three-year programme. "If the VC has resigned, he should have sent his resignation to the ministry. The ministry would then forward it to the vice-president," said a senior HRD Ministry officer. Read more
Confusion over whether DU VC Dinesh Singh has resigned
The crisis in Delhi University over continuing the Four-Year Undergraduate Programme deepened today after reports of the resignation of Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh which remained unconfirmed.
In the midst of a battle with the University Grants Commission, which had asked the university to roll-back the four-year course and revert to three-year structure, DU's media coordinator Malay Neerav sent an SMS to mediapersons in the afternoon that said "VC has resigned".
It is for sure that DU VC is not resigning. We will respect what the Govt decides, but UGC is trying to usurp DU: Advocate Suraj Singh
— ANI (@ANI_news) June 24, 2014
20:26 IST Tuesday, 24 June 2014
Read: Delhi University crisis: A course that has gone awry
Delhi University Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh resigns
Delhi University Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh resigned today in the midst of a raging controversy over the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) rocking the varsity. "VC has resigned," DU's media coordinator Malay Neerav said without giving details. The resignation of Singh, who was instrumental in introducing the FYUP, has come two days after the varsity was asked by the UGC to roll back the controversial four year course. Read more
Supreme Court refuses to intervene in UGC-Delhi University row over FYUP
The Supreme Court today refused to intervene in the UGC-Delhi University row over the four-year undergraduate programme(FYUP) and directed a Delhi University professor who challenged the Commission's direction for scrapping the course to approach Delhi High Court. A bench of justices Vikramajit Sen and S K Singh asked Prof Aditya Narayan Mishra to go to High Court against the direction issued by the UGC to DU against the controversial FYUP which was introduced from last academic session. "Please go to High Court. The High Court would consider the matter and we would also have benefit of the reasoning of HC on the issue (when the matter comes before SC)," the bench said. Read more
BJP says three year course better for Delhi University students
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson Nalin Kohli said on Tuesday that the ongoing Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP) tussle between the Delhi University (DU) and the University Grants Commission (UGC) seems to be because of lack of applications and absence of stakeholders' involvement. "We have been continuously opposing the four year course because I think the three year course is something that serves the university students better. I hope UGC and DU solve the issue soon so that the admissions can take place smoothly and the interest of the students are met," Kohli told ANI. "DU situation needs clarity soon because the students shouldn't suffer. With regard to FYUP there have been controversies since its inception across the political spectrum, student bodies, students themselves and also among the teaching faculty. There seem to have been a lack of application or there seem to have not been involvement of the stakeholders and that is why we are in this issue," Kohli added. Read more
Students face the heat as Delhi University-UGC tussle continues
Aspiring Delhi University students are facing the heat of the UGC's wish to scrap off the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP). The students are facing trouble as many colleges have delayed the admission process. Nehal Bhatt wishes to get admission in the DU B.Tech course which was introduced along with the FYUP last year. Now, with the news that the FYUP may be scraped off she is unsure if B.Tech in DU will continue or not. It is also too late for her now to apply in mainstream B.Tech colleges. Many other students like Nehal don't know for how long they may have to wait. As the admission process is lengthy and tiring, they want to get over with it as soon as possible. Read more
Don't have the liberty to speak on FYUP tussle, says Smriti Irani
Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti Irani on Tuesday refused to comment on the ongoing Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP) tussle between Delhi University (DU) and University Grants Commission (UGC). "I am not in the liberty to speak," said Irani. The statement came amid criticism from the DU executive council, who are also planning a hunger strike against the UGC directive. Read more
UGC-DU standoff: Academics to go on hunger strike today
Following the conflict between Delhi University (DU) and University Grants Commission (UGC) over the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP), some academics are planning to go on a hunger strike on Tuesday. Former Delhi University Teachers' Association president Aditya Narayan Mishra told ANI, "This is an attack on the autonomy of university by Ministry of Human Resource and Development and UGC. Their aim is to ward away the bright students away from DU to private colleges. We are trying to fill posts of faculty, but they don't want us to do that. They earlier said that the course shouldn't end before three years. In many other universities, four year course is on, but they don't oppose that. Here 56,000 students come, while in other universities around 500 students are there. UGC doesn't have to power be an administrator." Read more
Student's suffer, Smriti Irani's ministry watches from sidelines
Tuesday should have been admission day in Delhi University (DU). But Monday ended that hope. DU was forced to go back on its word. The war over '4 years or 3 years' was at its gates. Human Resources Ministry (HRD) refused to intervene. This at a time when six international universities are waiting to enter India. And students are becoming the casualty owing to the uncertainty. They hung around colleges, knowing that they could do nothing. The move affects the lives of 80,000 students, who took admission in the Four Year Undergraduate Program (FYUP) in the last academic year, and another 54,000 who hope to be shortlisted this year. Read more
DU, UGC face-off continues; admissions on hold
The fate of thousands of students applying for admission to Delhi University (DU) appeared to hang balance on Monday as uncertainty over the course duration gave way to stalemate. The Delhi University Principals' Association decided to hold admissions until such time as clear guidelines are issued. The University receives more than 2 lakh applications from students across the country for its 54,000 undergraduate seats every academic year. In 2013, the University, an autonomous body headed by the President, turned its three-year program for undergraduates into a four year one amid much controversy. Read more
FYUP row: UGC sends reminder to Delhi University on compliance report
The University Grants Commission (UGC) on Monday issued a reminder to Delhi University to submit the compliance report on its direction for the rollback of the contentious four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP). The move comes with DU having struck a defiant note as it refuses to implement the UGC directive for conducting admissions under the three-year programme, UGC officials said. Read more
FYUP row: UGC sends reminder to Delhi University on compliance report
The University Grants Commission (UGC) on Monday issued a reminder to Delhi University to submit the compliance report on its direction for the rollback of the contentious four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP).
The Delhi University Principals Association has stated that they will not announce the cut-offs on Tuesday, and hence the admission process for the all colleges would also be delayed.
The row over the controversial four-year undergraduate programme took a new turn as colleges affiliated to Delhi University today deferred the admission to the academic session 2014-15.
After an emergency meeting of the Principals Association of the Delhi University, its president S K Garg announced that they decided to defer the admission process, that was to begin tomorrow, until clear-cut guidelines are issued by the competent authority on the issue. The decision came hours after the expiry of a deadline set by University Grants Commission to the Delhi University to send its report of compliance of its order that admissions will take place only under the three-year undergraduate programme and not the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP).
Smriti Irani, on the other hand, on Monday, said that her ministry will not intervene in a row between the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the Delhi University regarding admissions under its controversial Four Year undergraduate Programme. Talking to reporters, the Minister said, "St Stephens and Delhi University are fully aware that UGC is supreme. The HRD Ministry will not intervene in it. The Delhi University must comply with the UGC order." The statement from the HRD Minister came shortly after her meeting with the UGC officials even as various students' bodies continued to protest outside the HRD Ministry and in the campus of Delhi University over the controversial FYUP. Read more
AISA members protest over FYUP in front of HRD ministry
Members of the All India Students Association (AISA) on Monday protested in front of the HRD ministry over the Four Year Undergraduate Program (FYUP) in Delhi University. DU students as well as aspiring students have been facing a lot of difficulties due to ongoing tiff between the UGC and university over the FYUP. Yesterday, the University Grants Commission (UGC) put up three separate notices for Delhi University, the colleges under it and students and parents, saying that the four-year undergraduate programme has been scrapped. Read more
Amid UGC-DU tiff over controversial FYUP, aspiring DU students suffer
Students of the Delhi University as well as aspiring students have been facing a lot of difficulties due to ongoing till between the UGC and university over the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP) and hope that things get sorted before the beginning of new session. "This tiff has been going on for the past one and a half years. The NDA had said that if it will it will look after this issue if it forms a government. The vice-chairman of the Delhi University is very adamant at his point. I just hope that things get resolved before admissions, said Subhash, a student. Read more
University Grants Commission asks Delhi University to scrap 4-year UG course; Vice Chancellor digs his heels in
Stepping up pressure, the University Grants Commission on June 21 asked the Delhi University (DU) to scrap the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) even as the DU Vice Chancellor is understood to have cautioned against taking any step "in a hurry". According to officials in the university, the Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh received an e-mail communication from the UGC for scrapping the FYUP programme this morning. Teachers who are opposed to the programme claimed that the Vice Chancellor is still backing the FYUP and asked the members to go ahead with the academic council meeting today to discuss various issues of the four-year course. They claimed that the VC refused to share with the members a copy of the e-mail, but said that the issue can be discussed in the council meeting which began on a stormy note. Read more
NSUI members protest outside Smriti Irani's residence against 4-year Delhi University course
Congress' student outfit NSUI on Wednesday staged a protest outside the residence of HRD Minister Smriti Irani demanding scrapping of the controversial Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP) of Delhi University. The protesters, led by National Students' Union of India (NSUI) general secretary Mohit Sharma, reached Irani's residence in Lodhi Estate around 9.30 AM and raised slogans against the BJP-led government during the demonstration which lasted for around an hour. They alleged that lack of any action by the government despite the continued protests by various students and teachers organisations showed that BJP and the Vice Chancellor of DU were "hand in glove". "We have come here to protest against the FYUP in Delhi University. NSUI will not sit silent till it is immediately rolled back," Amrish Ranjan Pandey, national spokesperson of NSUI, told reporters here. He also alleged that the HRD Minister was not taking any interest in scrapping the programme. "Unfortunately it is the students who are at the receiving end of this lacklustre attitude of the University owing to the atmosphere of uncertainty about their future with regard to the FYUP course," he added. Read more
The UGC direction for the coming academic session came a day after the Delhi University struck a defiant note, rejecting the Commission's directive to scrap the controversial four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP). "Under no circumstances shall the University of Delhi or any of the colleges under it admit students to the FYUP for academic year 2014-15," the Commission said in a statement on Sunday. "And further that any deviation from this directive either by the University of Delhi or any of the colleges under it shall be deemed to be in contravention of the UGC Act, 1956 with its consequences," it said


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Lists can be evaluated as a boolean value:
We can use [] to assign a new empty list and << to append items to it:
We can add to a list in many ways:
We can use the each and eachWithIndex methods to execute code on each item in a list:
We can construct a list using another's elements as a template:
We can perform a closure on each item of a list and return the result:
Other methods on a list return a value:
We can find the maximum and minimum in a collection:
We can use a "Comparator" to define the comparing behaviour:
We can remove elements from a list by referring to the element/s to be removed:
We can remove an element by referring to its index:
We can remove the first occurrence of an element from a list:
We can clear a list of all elements:
We can pop the last item from a list, and use the list as a simple stack:
Other useful operators and methods:
There's various ways of sorting:
We can repeat a list or element:
We can find the first or last index of items in a list:
Some very common methods are:
A list may contain itself, but equals() may not always be consistent. Consider this:
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Ranges are consecutive lists of sequential values like Integers, and can be used just like a List:
They can also be used with single-character strings:
Ranges are handy with the each method:
We can define lists using a range or ranges within a list. This is called slicing:
Lists can be used as subscripts to other lists:
We can view a sublist of a list:
We can perform the same methods on the subscripted lists as we can on the lists they're produced from:
We can update items using subscripting too:
We can also use a method instead of [] with ranges:
More List Utilities
To reverse a list:
We can perform a binary search on a sorted list:
We can remove or retain elements in bulk. retainAll() gives the intersection of two lists; removeAll() gives the assymmetric difference.
Some miscellaneous methods:
A set is an unordered collection of objects, with no duplicates. It can be considered as a list with restrictions, and is often constructed from a list:
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As if there weren't enough options already for constructing your own builders in Groovy, along comes another: MetaBuilder. Quite literally, MetaBuilder is a builder that builds builders. Through some simple examples, this article will show you how you can put MetaBuilder to work for you in just three easy steps. To follow along, simply visit SourceForge to get the MetaBuilder distribution and include
groovytools-builder-x.x.x.jar in your classpath.
Oh, and you'll also need Groovy 1.5 and Java 1.5, too
MetaBuilder in Three Easy Steps
- Create an instance of MetaBuilder
- Define your domain specific language (DSL)
- Build your objects
Create an instance of MetaBuilder
There's almost nothing to this step but just to call a constructor:
Define Your Domain Specific Langauge (DSL)
MetaBuilder provides a DSL, implemented as a Groovy builder, for defining your own builders. If you are already familiar with builders in Groovy, it takes just one simple example to get you started. Continuing where we left off above, let's start defining a customer class and customer builder:
In the previous snippet,
define is used to tell MetaBuilder that we are going to create some new definitions, or schema, for the objects that our new builder can create. MetaBuilder keeps track of our definitions and it's even possible to reuse and extend these definitions, as we'll see later.
customer is the name of the schema and the
factory attribute tells MetaBuilder what object to create whenever a customer is to be built.
properties contains a list of property names.
Build Your Objects
Building objects is now just a matter of telling MetaBuilder that is what you want to do:
Great! If you've been following along in your own IDE, you hopefully now have the basics down and are ready to take a look at some advanced techniques.
Catching Errors
What would happen if you used a property that was not in the schema or mistyped a legitimate property name? For example:
If you executed this, MetaBuilder will throw the following exception:
groovytools.builder.PropertyException: Property 'dob': property unkown
Assuming you fix
dob only and retry, MetaBuilder will throw another exception:
groovytools.builder.PropertyException: Property 'phone': property unkown
Despite the fact that
phone is an actual property of your class, MetaBuilder only goes by what's in the schema. That kind of checking can protect private or sensitive properties. Read on to see how MetaBuilder can do even more with some additional information.
Controlling the Build
The purpose of this section is to go a bit deeper into MetaBuilder's capabilities.
More on
Let's take another look at the
factory attribute used earlier. By simply specifying the
factory attribute in your schemas, you tell MetaBuilder how to build the right object every time. MetaBuilder was designed to accept as wide a variety of values as possible. For example, you can specify the
factory attribute as any of the following:
- Class, i.e.
- String, i.e.
- instance of
- Closure
Feel free to consult MetaBuilder Meta-Schema for all the gory details on each of the attribute values MetaBuilder accepts.
This next example demonstrates how one might use closure to create
Customer objects:
Property Attributes
MetaBuilder supports a number of useful attributes on properties. These include the following:
def: the default value or a Closure to produce the default value, as needed
req: if true, a value must be specfied (it could be null though)
property: an alternative property name or Closure to use to set the value
min: the minimum length for a property value
max: the maximum length for a property value
check: causes an exception if the value fails the following test:Here's an example showing combinations of some of the above:MetaBuilder Property Attributes in Action
Reusing and Extending Schema: the
schema Attribute
Use the
schema attribute to tell MetaBuilder that you want to reuse a schema. In the next example, we'll create a new
Phone class and update our schema to use it:
Now, let's make
phone a required property on our
customer schema:
So far, we've only looked at examples of properties, but MetaBuilder also supports collections. You define collections like you define properties, just provide a list of them and set attributes as needed.
The above definition extends Customer and adds a list of phone numbers and a map of addresses. Like properties, collections are mapped to properties of an object by the name.
Note how
address is defined directly within the collection. Nesting definitions can make the definitiona bit more brief, but comes at the risk of creating definitions that aren't as easily reused.
Another thing to note is the use of the
key attribute in the
addresses collection. Presence of the
key attribute tells MetaBuilder that the parent-child relationship is indexed. In the following example, you can see that
customer5 has both a list of
phone and map of
addresses using the
and the key.
Collections support a number of useful properties:
collection: specifies an alternate name for the collection or a Closure used to get the collection from the parent.
key: specifies a property name or a Closure used to get the key from a child. Also indicates the collection is a map.
add: specifies a method name or Closure used to add the child directly to the parent, supercedes
min: the minimum size of the collection
max: the maximum size of the collection
size: alternate method or Closure that may be used to get the collection size.
Where to Go From Here
This whirlwind tour of MetaBuilder really only just scratched the surface of its features and capabilities. If you get stuck, be sure to check out the MetaBuilder Meta-Schema, which describes the entire MetaBuilder feature set.
Also included in the release are a number of tests and examples that are also useful to look at.
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The link to get the distribution is not good. Searching for groovytools-builder on sourceforge led me to the archive.
Thanks for this work !
@louis - Thanks! I corrected it.
MetaBuilder looks very powerful. Is there a way to define behavior as a part of the schema? Let's say I define a schema for invoice and lineItem and I want to add prices from each lineItem and return the total ?


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2/13/2011 -New Comic/ Old Comic
Parallel Dementia is over. I gave my reasoning why a few months back and you can still read that here. I make another statement now to address a few things.
One is that my new webcomic Derelict, something I am far more confident in my ability to manage and bring to a conclusion, has started up. I don't think it's something that all PD readers will like, as for all of its similarities there are many differences, but I encourage you all to head over and give it a look.
The second thing I want to bring up is the constant emails I've been getting since I ended Parallel Dementia. A good number of people, probably in the dozens by now, have offered to finish this comic for me – be it in the form of taking it over completely, or taking over just the art or writing side and having me fill in the rest. To all of these people, I thank you for the interest but I really can't allow you to do that. I don't think you understand what finishing this comic entails.
I could write the rest of PD with relative ease, first of all, so the fact that those offering writing outnumber those offering art sort of baffles me. It'd just be like another 400 pages at least and I am not down for drawing all that. Writing is the most important part of a webcomic in my opinion and can be the most challenging, but art is the most time-consuming aspect.
Why don't I post prose summarizing the rest of the story if I could write it and know what it is? Well, I might cannibalize parts of PD for future stories. Or maybe, just maybe, return to PD eventually and relaunch it with various changes to give it real justice. I don't want to let slip these ideas because I want them to still be a surprise if I can ever use them.
I also think that those of you volunteering your services have no idea what you're offering to get into. Making a webcomic can be fun and highly rewarding, but it's exhausting, consumes a good deal of your free time, and will go on for years. You'd also not even be working with your own property so I think your reward would feel like less.
Another thing I've noticed as a constant is a doubt in your own skills when proposing taking over to me. The majority of you admit a lack of confidence in your art or writing or both, and yet assume this is enough. I can see why one might think that anyone finishing this is better than no-one, but for 5 years Parallel Dementia was my baby and I'd certainly rather leave it where it is now than hand it to someone who's not confident in their ability to work on it. I'd also like to point out that drawing and writing for a comic is far different than for stand-alone illustrations and narratives respectively, and that many of you come to me saying you've never tried comics before. Would I have given the comic to a stranger if they emailed me with a portfolio of beautifully rendered and well-written comics? Yeah, early on probably. Now? Maybe, but I'd assume someone like that has better things to do than finish PD for me.
So again, I thank you for your devotion, but I really need you to understand why this isn't going to work out. What you should do is try something for yourself. Make your own webcomic and your own story and if you stick to it you'll improve rapidly and fall in love with it! It will be good for you! And go ahead and make it about interdimensional demons and monster-hunters it's not like I have copyright on the idea. Or, if you really really think you have a good idea for how PD ends.... do fanfic. Yeah, it's not official, but it's a way to get your ideas out there and I'll probably read it.
Anyway, that turned into a rant, but I just want to hammer home that no, PD is over and I'm not handing it off to someone new.
Oh. A final note. No. I will not give Visage a spinoff. My god. Stop asking.
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PICKENS — Cycling enthusiast can help support the community service objectives of the Pickens Rotary Club by inaugurating the Ride to the Rock Saturday.
The route is designed to provide some riders with the challenge of a Caesar's Head climb, said coordinator Linda Cassell of the Rotary Club. But less strenuous courses are also a part of the event
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Organizers also see the possibilities of allowing the Ride to the Rock to become another piece of an endeavor to present Pickens as a tourist destination based on cycling and viewing the transitional landscape of the community. "Back roads offer good, scenic places to ride, "Cassell said. The city is finding grants and building a mountain bike park, plus partnering with the City of Easley on a Rails-to-Trails project along the former Doodle Line train route between the two cities.
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Several upset parents of Craven County students who have been assigned to different schools next year took their staff-denied appeals to a panel of elected officials Monday.
Fifteen appeals were heard from 9 a.m. until after 3 p.m. Parents say they were told they could have 10 minutes each to persuade a panel that the system's decision to move their children back to the schools in the districts where they live creates hardships for them.
The panel, which included Board of Education members Frances H. Boomer, Kim R. Smith and the Rev. Joseph L. Walton, met with each parent. A few parents left with smiles, while others left the hearings clearly annoyed.
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Tabitha Brewer told the Sun Journal her child's appeal "was denied, again. As were all my friends. We didn't have a fighting chance. Their minds were made up before we walked in the doors."
Arlene Forton said she got a letter dated May 13 — but postmarked June 12 — on changed assignments for three children who had all attended Arthur W. Edwards Elementary Schools for their whole school careers.
"I responded the next day to Assistant Superintendent Reaves, and one was approved, but two were not," she said. The oldest child will be going to Tucker Creek Middle School, the only year-round middle school in the district.
"We've been there so long Arthur Edwards is our family," Forton said. "We're comfortable with the teachers and school, and they are heartbroken they can't go back."
All of the parents who have contacted the Sun Journal said the school system's procedure on the policy implementation gave them little time to appeal their children's reassignments.
They first took their concerns to key administrative staffers including Reaves, who was tapped to implement the district assignment policy. The school board agreed to tighten up its transfer policy May 16 to better conform to the North Carolina School Board Association and, Reaves said earlier, to even out school population numbers.
The new policy grandfathered in students in the last two grades of their respective elementary, middle or high school careers.
But there has been a loud outcry from parents of children affected by the move. Many said they did not want to be quoted by name for fear of reprisals against their children at schools to which they have been reassigned.
Reaves said the system had received about 1,200 requests for students to attend school outside their home districts for the upcoming 2013-14 school year. Of those, about 60 percent have been approved by staff, he said.
Of the 40 percent of requests that have been denied, about 125 were appealed to Mills. Of those, Mills denied about 35-40, Reaves said.
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PINE KNOLL SHORES — A Facebook post by a Carteret County man that stirred up voter fraud allegations days before the election has been found to be a joke that went out of control, according to state and local investigations.
James "Jim" Turner, a resident of Pine Knoll Shores, placed a comment on the social media site that indicated he had voted multiple times for President Barack Obama. The post was subsequently deleted but not before it went viral, with a screenshot of the message re-posted by national media outlets, bloggers and others over the weekend.
State Board of Elections Executive Director Gary Bartlett said Monday that there is an ongoing investigation into the matter but they have talked to Turner and found no truth to the claims made in his comment.
He acknowledged posting the comment, intending for it to go on his daughter's profile.
"Basically, he said it was a joke intended for his daughter only," he said.
Bartlett said they checked voting records as well and there had been no record of him voting anywhere in the state as of the end of early voting.
In a statement Monday afternoon, Turner explained what he had done.
While on Facebook on Friday, Nov. 2,Turner said he noticed his daughter had "liked" a posting by the Barack Obama Facebook page about early voting in North Carolina. He said he clicked on the link believing he was being directed to his daughter's private Facebook page but had instead posted on the public Barack Obama page.
The post read: "I have voted once in Beaufort, once in Henderson, twice in Emerald Isle and will vote in my precinct in Pine Knoll Shores, I will do whatever it takes to save our country from the world envisioned by Mitt and his fear-mongering followers. I do not want my granddaughter to have to re-fight the battles won by women 40 years ago or to make less than my grandson for performing the same work he does. This election is not about taxing the wealthy. It is about the American spirit and caring for our fellow man. Let's continue to move forward, not slip in the dark past."
Turner said in his statement that neither that post nor one that followed would have been an issue if only the people who know his "sarcastic take on life" had seen them.
Unfortunately, he said, what was meant as a private joke was not private and was picked up by the "world Blogosphere" and had received more than 4 million hits since Friday.
"I have not voted in this year's election. I will cast my one vote on Election Day. I have committed no fraud in this election or otherwise," he said in his statement. "What I am guilty of is not understanding the power of the Internet. My daughter says 69-year-old men without basic computer knowledge should not play on Facebook. She's right!"
Turner said he has met with the Pine Knoll Shore police chief, spoken by phone with the State Board of Elections and provided a statement to the attorney general.
"My concern now turns not to the controversy but to the safety of my family," he wrote.
He said his name, address, phone number and pictures of his grandchildren have been spread over various web pages. He said he has also received threatening phone calls, as well as many calls urging him to turn himself in.
Carteret County Board of Elections Chairman Bill Henderson said the elections office notified the state board Friday after receiving information about the post. The post also prompted an online petition calling for Turner's prosecution, which flooded his and the local elections office with hundreds of emails.
Regardless of the intent, he said the matter was "troublesome" in that it was disruptive to work going on right before the election.
The Town of Pine Knoll Shores also issued a statement on the matter.
According to the statement, the Facebook posting has resulted in contacts to the town expressing concerns about voting irregularity and, reportedly, threats of physical harm to the person making the posting.
"The Town of Pine Knoll Shores is not involved in election supervision. However, the town is interested in maintaining peace and security on Election Day," the statement read. "In the unlikely event this Facebook posting causes or threatens to cause any disruption to the peace and security of the town and its residents, such disruption will be addressed according to state and local law."
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Unfolding geopolitical events in the next few years will pose risks to the United States as well as the global oil and gas industry, a U.S. ambassador told attendees at the Deloitte Oil & Gas Conference last week. Evolving, worldwide geopolitical events over the next two years will create difficulties for the United States, said Ambassador John Bolton, foreign policy senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. Not only will Russia and China pose potential threats to U.S. interests, but so will Iran and other Middle Eastern countries where the Arab Spring did not deliver promised results of bringing in an alternative influence to al-Qaeda. Russian President Vladimir Putin –a popular leader despite election irregularities – is one leader who bears watching. Putin has called the
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Stefan Terblanche will captain the Sharks from the outside centre position in their opening game against Griquas on Saturday.
Coach John Plumtree has also introduced three new faces to his Currie Cup side with Louis Ludik making his first appearance and Pat Lambie making his domestic debut. Former Perpignan flyhalf Steve Meyer is also down to start.
Plumtree has also included youngsters Kyle Cooper, Eugene van Staden and Anton Bresler on the bench.
Sharks – 15 Patrick Lambie, 14 Louis Ludik, 13 Stefan Terblanche (c), 12 Riaan Swanepoel, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Steve Meyer, 9 Rory Kockott, 8 Keegan Daniel, 7 Michael Rhodes, 6 Jacques Botes, 5 Alistair Hargreaves, 4 Steven Sykes, 3 Wiehahn Herbst, 2 Craig Burden, 1 Patric Cilliers.
Subs: 16 Kyle Cooper, 17 Eugene van Staden, 18 Anton Bresler, 19 Skholiwe Ndlovu, 20 Charl McLeod, 21 Monty Dumond, 22 Andries Strauss.


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OXFORD, Ohio – Blake Coleman scored two goals, including the game-winning tally, to help deliver the Miami hockey team a 4-3 win over No. 4/4 St. Cloud State on Friday night.
Miami (11-15-3, 5-13-1-1 National Collegiate Hockey) snap a four-game losing streak and improve to 2-1 this season against SCSU (17-7-5, 11-5-3-0 NCHC).
The RedHawks fired the first six shots on goal as Miami's defense tried to force the issue by rushing up to join the attack, but Ryan Faragher stopped each attempt. SCSU went to its first power play of the night 6:34 into the first. Cory Thorson's blast from the right circle midway through the man advantage slipped by Jay Williams and was sliding towards the net before Matt Joyaux cleared the puck before it could cross the goal line. MU killed the rest of the man advantage off to keep the contest scoreless.
A second power play midway through the period resulted in a Husky goal when Jonny Brodzinski one-timed a shot from the left circle into the top corner of the net. That tally put SCSU ahead 1-0 with 6:50 left in the first period.
MU's power play struck with a goal of its own with 3:38 remaining in the opening frame. Justin Greenberg led Anthony Louis up ice and he lugged the puck into the attacking zone before dropping it to Austin Czarnik. The Miami captain worked the puck into the slot before netting his 11th goal of the year to even the score at 1-1. That goal capped the first period scoring with SCSU holding a 13-9 edge in shots on goal.
The Red and White came out with energy in the second period, a frame that saw the RedHawks outshoot the Huskies 11-3. Miami took its first lead of the night when Sean Kuraly tipped Trevor Hamilton's point shot past Faragher at the 10:17 mark to make it a 2-1 game. Matthew Caito also garnered an assist after swinging the puck around to Kuraly in the corner before it went to Hamilton at the blue line.
Playing his first game since Dec. 6, Coleman got on the scoreboard with 5:45 remaining in the second period. The junior caused a turnover in the neutral zone to spring Riley Barber going the other direction. Barber left the puck for Czarnik, whose shot was tipped by Coleman into the top corner to make it 3-1.
Despite the territorial domination by Miami, SCSU pulled within one with 38.6 seconds left on the clock as Joe Rehkamp chipped a puck into the middle that slid into the net to make it a 3-2 game after 40 minutes of play.
Miami killed off an early power play to start the third period, maintaining its one-goal margin through an early SCSU onslaught. Needing a little breathing room, Coleman provided a spark once again by blocking an outlet pass and moving behind the Huskies' defense. He came in from the right side and beat Faragher for his second tally of the night to make it a 4-2 contest.
The Huskies wouldn't go away and a power play goal by Nic Dowd with 1:08 remaining cut the RedHawk lead to 4-3. Miami's defense would bear down and kept SCSU from getting the tying goal.
St. Cloud State outshot Miami by a 30-26 margin, but 27 saves by Williams proved big for the Red and White. The Huskies went 2-for-5 on the power play while the RedHawks finished 1-for-3 with the man advantage.
MU and SCSU conclude the weekend series on Saturday night, opening faceoff is at 7:05 p.m.


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Spotlight for Career Services ProfessionalsAugust 1, 2012
Paid interns have a distinct advantage in the job market, according to results of NACE's 2012 Student Survey.
Overall, approximately 60 percent of 2012 college graduates who took part in paid internships received at least one job offer, according to the results of the survey.
The survey also found that unpaid interns fared only slightly better in getting job offers than graduates who had not taken part in an internship. Overall, 37 percent of unpaid interns received job offers; 36 percent of graduates with no internship experience received job offers.
The advantage of the paid internship is especially true among students performing internships in the for-profit sector: Among those interning for for-profit employers, 64 percent earned job offers compared to 38.3 percent of their unpaid peers. Pay status, however, also favors students in the nonprofit and government sectors. (See Figure 1.)
Although there are other factors that affect offer rate, the study also suggests that differences in the type of work undertaken by paid and unpaid interns contribute to the discrepancy in job offers. Paid interns spend more time than unpaid interns engaged in "real work," and thus have the chance to gain more of the relevant work experience employers prize.
Results show that paid interns spent 42 percent of their time on professional duties (analysis and project management) and just 25 percent on clerical and non-essential functions; unpaid interns spent 31 percent of their time on clerical and non-essential work and 30 percent on professional tasks.
NACE's 2012 Student Survey was conducted mid-January through April 30, 2012. Nearly 48,000 college students nationwide, including 15,715 seniors at the bachelor's degree level, took part in the survey. A report based on results from graduating seniors will be available later this summer.
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The Bureau of Land Management handles some 250-million acres of federal public land, mostly in the western United States.
As renewable energy sources like wind, geothermal and solar continue to grow, land will be needed for them to expand. BLM sees western public lands as a good fit.
Ray Brady, manager of BLM's energy policy and renewable energy team tells Federal News Radio that there are already a variety of uses on BLM-managed land.
Recreation, hunting, and grazing are on public lands, said Brady, and "renewable energy is just one of those uses."
According to Brady, wind projects have been on BLM lands since the early 1980s and geothermal "has been around for quite some time" but the first applications for solar projects were in 2005 with most of them from 2006-2007.
Solar projects receiving approval earlier this month, announced by Secretary Salazar, are just the latest in what Brady sees as a coming trend.
Solar technology is catching up with some of the technology that wind had previously. The costs for producing solar generation has gone down as technology improvements have been made. And then there is a variety of financial incentives that was passed by Congress.
And not just incentives. Congress, said Brady, also provided a goal for BLM of 10,000 megawatts of renewable energy to be produced on public lands by 2015. The five projects approved in the past two weeks represent 1,800 megawatts of capacity, said Brady, "so we've got a long way to go."
Still, 2015 is enough time, said Brady. "We've got a goal that we're striving towards. We think that we can meet that goal, and we have a lot of projects that we're continuing to process."


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USA loose forward Todd Clever's loan move to the Stormers will be decided over the next 24 hours.
Clever, who featured for the Lions in 2009 and 2010 and recently signed for Japanese club NTT Shining Arcs, confirmed that the Stormers have made a call for his services as they are currently struggling with a loose forward injury crisis.
The Cape franchise has lost team captain Schalk Burger, Duane Vermeulen, Nick Koster and Nizaam Carr to injury, and has announced its plans of bringing in experienced cover options. Canadian No 8 Jebb Sinclair has been recruited but the management still feels there is a lack of depth.
The Shining Arcs are in the process of reviewing the Stormers' short loan deal request and should make a final decision by Tuesday.
'I'm definitely keen on a return to South African rugby and would love to play for the Stormers,' Clever told keo.co.za. 'There's just some red tape around the move and the finer details are being discussed from this side. A final decision will be made over the next 24 hours.'
Clever has played 40 Tests for the USA and captained the side at last year's World Cup in New Zealand. He also featured regularly for current Japanese club champions Suntory Sungoliath in their successful 2011-12 season, which saw them win the league and knock-out competitions.
Clever is the Stormers' best chance of bringing in loose forward cover from overseas. Saracens hooker Schalk Brits was used as a flank reserve during the 29-10 semi-final defeat to the Crusaders in 2011, but CEO Edward Griffiths said the English club will not loan out any of their players this year. This rules out recent reports of eighthman Ernst Joubert joining the squad.
'The likes of Jacques Burger, Kelly Brown and Justin Melck are all currently suffering from long-term knee injuries,' Griffiths also told this site. 'There is Ernst Joubert, but he is getting married soon and will not be available.'
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