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Zobrist's triple leads resilient Hooks to win
The Hooks had seen opportunities galore bypass them through five innings on Tuesday night.
But like so many times this season, it proved to be only a matter of time before they broke through.
A two-run triple by Ben Zobrist keyed a sixth-inning rally as the Hooks surged past the Springfield Cardinals for a 7-3 victory at Whataburger Field.
The victory was the third straight for Corpus Christi (5-1 second half, 46-29 overall), which stayed tied with San Antonio for first place in the Texas League's South Division. Springfield, meanwhile, fell to 1-5 in the second half and 40-34 overall.
After being held in check for five innings by Springfield starter Blake Hawksworth, the Hooks pounced on reliever Justin Garza for three runs in the sixth inning. In the previous three innings, the Hooks had left four runners stranded in scoring position.
Then after getting a runner to third with no outs in the sixth, Derek Nicholson and Josh Anderson were quickly retired on short flyouts. Zobrist followed and worked the count full before lashing a ball down the line that eluded diving first baseman Juan Richardson and rolled to the wall for a triple that plated Mark Saccomanno and Jonny Ash.
"Early in ballgames when we get behind, I always feel we've got a chance, even though we left a few out there," Hooks manager Dave Clark said. "I still felt someone was going to come through tonight. I just have so much confidence in those guys to get it going.
"We felt like Zobie could come through for us. He's a battler up there, and he gets good pitches to hit."
Hunter Pence then took any potential drama out of the ninth inning by clubbing a three-run homer in the eighth that gave the Hooks a 7-3 lead. His 20th homer capped a night in which he went 3 for 3 with two runs scored, three RBI and two stolen bases. After going a month without a homer at home, Pence has three in the past five games.
"I didn't see him swing at many bad pitches," Clark said. "I think I counted one. He was taking what the pitchers were giving him, and he got good pitches to hit tonight. For this kid to play at the next level, that's what he as to do."
Hooks starter Mitch Talbot (5-3) kept his recent hot streak going, winning his fourth straight start. Talbot allowed only two hits while striking out five in six innings. He gave up two early runs, but settled down and retired the final 11 hitters he faced.
"I'm starting to feel the ball a little better," Talbot said. "With my mechanics, a few things we've been working on are finally hitting home, and I'm passing on."
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E - Anderson (3), Cortes (1). LOB - Springfield 4, Corpus Christi 9. 2B - Hanson (2), Young (9), Hoffpauir (6). 3B - Zobrist (3). HR - Pence (20). SB - Pence 2 (8), Boyd (2). CS - Haerther (2). S - Talbot (2).
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Anderson flied out to left. Zobrist grounded out to catcher. Pence singled to left. Pence stole second. House singled to left, Pence scored. Cortes singled to right, House to second. Young grounded out to pitcher. 1-0 HOOKS
Hanson doubled to left. Evans grounded out to second, Hanson to third. Stavinoha singled to center, Hanson scored. Johnson struck out. Hoffpauir grounded into fielder's choice to third, Stavinoha out at second. TIED 1-1
Hawksworth singled to third. Boyd reached on fielder's choice to second, Hawksworth out at second. Laya flied out to center. Boyd to third on center fielder Anderson's two-base throwing error. Boyd stole home. Richardson struck out. 2-1 CARDINALS
Young doubled to center. Young to third on Garza's wild pitch. Saccomanno singled to right, Young scored. Ash singled to left, Saccomanno to third. Nicholson hit for Talbot. Nicholson popped up to shortstop. Anderson flied out to right. Zobrist tripled to right, Saccomanno and Ash scored. Russ relieved Garza. Pence walked. Pence stole second. House flied out to right. 4-2 HOOKS
Hoffpauir doubled to left-center. Hoffpauir to third on left fielder Cortes' throwing error. Haerther reached on fielder's choice to third, Hoffpauir scored. Haerther caught stealing, catcher to shortstop. Boyd struck out. Laya struck out. 4-3 HOOKS
Ash walked. Bonifay flied out to right. Anderson grounded out to second, Ash to second. Zobrist walked. Worrell relieved Cali. Pence homered to right; Ash, Zobrist and Pence scored. House flied out to center. 7-3 HOOKS
Left fielder Jorge Cortes didn't waste any time on Tuesday night extending his franchise-record hit streak.
With two outs in the first inning, Cortes laced the first Blake Hawksworth pitch he saw for a single to right field to extend his streak to 23 games. The single also extended Cortes' on-base streak to 46 consecutive games, with hits in 41 of the games.
Cortes' hit streak is the longest in minor league baseball this season. He passed Brian Barton of Class A Kinston (N.C.) in the Carolina League. Barton hit safely in 22 straight games from April 18 to May 14.
However, Cortes did see one streak end, as he made an error after 66 games without one. His throwing error in the eighth was his first of the season and led to a Springfield run.
Second baseman Jonny Ash's sixth-inning single extended his on-base streak to 38 games, the second-longest streak in the Texas League after Cortes'.
Tuesday's game got testy in the third inning, when Hooks starter Mitch Talbot was issued a warning by home plate umpire Aaron Banks after a pitch to Juan Richardson sailed behind the batter. The pitch came after Shaun Boyd stole home to give Springfield a 2-1 lead.
No warning was issued at first, but Cardinals manager Chris Maloney voiced his displeasure to Banks, who then warned Talbot after chatting with Maloney. That got Hooks manager Dave Clark scurrying out of his dugout and engaged in a lengthy, animated discussion with Banks seeking an explanation.
"(Banks) said he issued a warning and I asked him if he was going to allow the other manager to make you do that," Clark said. "That's what he allowed him to do. He said he was going to issue it anyway. My argument was if you're going to issue a warning, you've got to do it immediately."
Hooks left-hander Blake Allen, who has been out with a strained throwing shoulder since May 27, will throw another simulated game today in his latest step toward returning to the active roster.
Allen threw a simulated game on Monday and said he didn't feel any pain afterward or the next day.
"I'm feeling healthy," Allen said. "I need to throw well (today) and take it from there."
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Intrinsically Sulfur- and Nitrogen-Co-doped Carbons from Thiazolium Salts
Article first published online: 10 OCT 2012
DOI: 10.1002/chem.201202445
Copyright © 2012 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
Chemistry - A European Journal
Volume 18, Issue 48, pages 15416–15423, November 26, 2012
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Paraknowitsch, J. P., Wienert, B., Zhang, Y. and Thomas, A. (2012), Intrinsically Sulfur- and Nitrogen-Co-doped Carbons from Thiazolium Salts. Chem. Eur. J., 18: 15416–15423. doi: 10.1002/chem.201202445
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- Issue published online: 19 NOV 2012
- Article first published online: 10 OCT 2012
- Manuscript Received: 9 JUL 2012
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Carbon materials that are intrinsically co-doped with nitrogen and sulfur heteroatoms are synthesised by facile annealing of nitrile-functionalised thiazolium salts. Extremely high degrees of doping are achieved, especially for sulfur. The method further allows for direct tuning of the amounts of both N and S, establishing a new synthetic pathway in the emerging field of S-doped carbon materials.

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GAINESVILLE, Fla. When someone feigns sadness they cry crocodile tears, a phrase that comes from an old myth that the animals cry while eating.
Now, a University of Florida researcher has concluded that crocodiles really do bawl while banqueting but for physiological reasons rather than rascally reptilian remorse.
UF zoologist Kent Vliet observed and videotaped four captive caimans and three alligators, both close relatives of the crocodile, while eating on a spit of dry land at Floridas St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park.
He found that five of the seven animals teared up as they tore into their food, with some of their eyes even frothing and bubbling.
There are a lot of references in general literature to crocodiles feeding and crying, but its almost entirely anecdotal, Vliet said. And from the biological perspective there is quite a bit of confusion on the subject in the scientific literature, so we decided to take a closer look.
A paper about the research appears in the latest edition of the journal BioScience.
Vliet said he began the project after a call from D. Malcolm Shaner, a consultant in neurology at Kaiser Permanente, West Los Angeles, and an associate clinical professor of neurology at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Shaner, who co-authored the paper, was investigating a relatively rare syndrome associated with human facial palsy that causes sufferers to cry while eating. For a presentation he planned to give at a conference of clinical neurologists, he wanted to know if physicians general term for the syndrome, crocodile tears, had any basis in biological fact.
Shaner and Vliet uncovered numerous references to crocodile tears in books published from hundreds of years ago to the present.
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A big rig crashes Friday shut down two major Houston freeways, snarling traffic for hours. in morning forced officials to temporarily shut down portions of U.S. 290 in northwest Harris County.
One crash happened about 11 a.m. on the inbound Katy Freeway near Interstate 45, according to Houston TranStar.
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Agreeing to aid, feds finally declare Texas wildfires a 'disaster'
FEMA finally yields on Texas wildfires
Federal agency will cover 75 percent of expenses incurred by 45 counties
July 1, 2011
Photo By Mayra Beltran/ChronicleCrews on the ground this week got help from above in fighting the fast-moving Dyer Mills wildfire in Grimes County, including this helicopter that flew in to target a hot spot on Monday about three miles east of Whitehall. Grimes was not among the 45 counties that FEMA granted "major disaster" status on Friday.
AUSTIN — The White House granted "major disaster" status on Friday to 45 Texas counties that have been ravaged by wildfires.
The disaster declaration allows the Federal Emergency Management Agency to pick up 75 percent of the cost of battling the blazes, which burned between April 6 and May 3 in rural counties throughout West Texas, the Panhandle and East Texas.
"The state demonstrated that the costs that were generated (by the fires) were above and beyond the state and local capabilities," said Jacqueline Chandler, a regional spokeswoman for FEMA in Denton.
Texas Republicans, who spent the last few months attacking President Barack Obama and FEMA over the issued, hailed the decision.
"This is welcome news for the state of Texas," said Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison. "We need to ensure that farmers, ranchers, land owners and first responders receive the assistance that they need."
However, Washington only granted Texas a portion of what the governor's office had requested.
"We will work with FEMA to ensure all affected jurisdictions and entities receive the support they deserve after battling these massive fires since December," Gov. Rick Perry said in a written statement.
His initial application for aid, which was rejected by FEMA in May, requested that all but two of Texas' 254 counties be granted "major disaster" status, including Harris, Dallas and Bexar counties. It asked the federal government to pick up 75 percent of the cost of fighting more 9,000 fires across the state.
Definitions differed
At the time, Perry spokeswoman Lucy Nashed said the governor's office used a nationally accepted standard to determine what counts as a wildfire, which she described as "an unplanned, unwanted, wildland fire; and, basically, a wildland fire is any fire on land."
FEMA said federal guidelines demanded that a state demonstrate a need - such as a threat to lives, homes, government facilities or economic impact - to qualify for federal fire assistance.
Figures from the Texas Forest Service show that over that time, the state had 9,887 fires. Of those, 1,303 were severe enough that local authorities asked the forest service agency to provide assistance.
Perry's office appealed the initial denial by FEMA in late May.
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The disaster declaration covers 45 counties, none in the Greater Houston area:
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The FEMA declaration also said additional designations may be made at a later date "if requested by the state and warranted by the results of further damage assessments."


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Experience proved to be beneficial for Newtown High School's softball team when a strong roster of returnees improved on its previous season's record with three more victories. Coming off a 13-7 regular season (11-4 in conference play) in 2013, this year's version of the Nighthawks — also a familiar looking squad — hopes to again build off its previous season's success.
Boys' Tennis Squad, Coming Off Second-Place SWC Finish, Has New CoachThursday, April 10, 2014
With every year comes change. Rosters, lineups, which opponents are toughest, etc. For the past 13 years, however, the coach of Newtown High School boys' tennis team was the same. Now, the boys' tennis team is led by a new head coach as Brett Teolis succeeds longtime leader Marty Margulies.
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Coming off consecutive seasons in which they captured South-West Conference championships, the Newtown High School girls' tennis team will rely on a somewhat new group of players to stay at the top.
The Nighthawks, who went 15-1 in the regular season before successfully defending its SWC crown, then reaching the state tournament's semifinals, lost eight players from a year ago. Four graduated and two each were claimed through moves out of town and opting not to play.
Golf Team Tees Off With Experience On CourseThursday, April 10, 2014
Newtown High School's golf team returns all of its top golfers from last year's squad, and the Nighthawks are hoping their experience on the courses pays dividends this spring.
The Nighthawks are led by captains Bubba LeBlanc and Vivek Tedla. Other top golfers back in the fold are Graham Hubbert, Josh Houle, and Colin Patrick.
"It's going to be a good year. We have a great group of guys," Tedla anticipates.
Nighthawk Girls Now Have A Golf Team Of Their OwnThursday, April 10, 2014
Throughout the years, girls at Newtown High School have had the option to grab their clubs and hit the fairways and greens with the boys. For the first time, there's a girls-only squad at NHS. It may be a club team, but it's their own team, and Bill Flood, who will coach the golfers along with Jeremy O'Connell, is hopeful it's the start of something big.
Girls' Lacrosse Team Looks To Make It A Perfect TenThursday, April 10, 2014
Nine years down, nine conference championships down. Newtown High School girls' lacrosse Coach Maura Fletcher has guided her squads to South-West Conference titles in each of her seasons at the helm. She's striving to make it a perfect ten for ten in her milestone season this spring.
The opposition, Fletcher expects, as other things in mind.
Hawk Laxmen Reload, Will Ride Strong DefenseThursday, April 10, 2014
Newtown High School's boys' lacrosse team will rely on a mix of experienced veterans and improving players stepping up their games as they shoot for success in the South-West Conference and at the state level.
Fifth-year Coach Glenn Adams enters into the campaign with the same aspirations as always. "Our goals as a program have remained the same. We are going to work hard toward bringing home an SWC Championship and Class L state title," he said.
Opportunities Abound As Hawk Sluggers Replace 11 GraduatesThursday, April 10, 2014
Sure, there's always tough Pomperaug of Southbury, Bunnell of Stratford, and other formidable South-West Conference foes, but members of Newtown High School's baseball team don't really have to look any further than their own bench to find perhaps the biggest competition early on this campaign.
Only three of members of the Nighthawks — pitcher Mike Davis, shortstop Virgil Procaccini, and catcher Austin Raftery — have varsity experience under their belts as the Nighthawks take to the diamonds this spring.
Laros Earns Sportsman Of Year AccoladesFriday, April 4, 2014
Every spring and fall, youth soccer players of a variety of ages — and abilities — run around the local fields to have fun and develop their skills.
This is made possible through the efforts of many paid and unpaid people and, for the past decade plus, Torrie Laros has been one of those dedicated volunteers. Laros, who served as president of the Newtown Soccer Club for the past half dozen of her 11 years helping out, stepped down this past fall. John Premus has taken over as president of the club.
Mad Dash Adventure Race Is Set For Saturday, June 7Thursday, April 3, 2014
Children, adults, and teams are invited to participate in the Third Annual Mad Dash Adventure Race, a challenging, physical, running, and skilled event course, that will take place on the Fairfield Hills campus on Saturday, June 7.
The event, run by NYA Sports & Fitness Center and Newtown Parks & Recreation, will begin at 8:30 am with the Advanced flight, followed by a Beginner/Family event at 9:45 am.


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Whatever industry you're in, the businesses that populate them fall into three basic categories, which mimic the 'good, better, best' philosophy almost retailer understands and adheres to. First, there are the hundreds of mediocre, run-of-the-mill, undifferentiated businesses. They're a commodity with no pricing power and, usually, not much of a future.
The defining instrument that brought about the victories of the Arab Spring and the media credited for electing Barak Obama as President of the United States seems off the radar screen of most home goods retailers. Even the wannabees throughout our society know that a social media presence of some kind is required for any kind of success.
I read all of the appointment notices published by Home Goods Online and, in recent months, they have all reminded me of when I graduated from university with a degree in business. I applied to one of Canada's largest carpet companies and at the end of the interview, the head of personnel (as it was then called) told me that while my interview was the best he had heard and that my experience and education was excellent they didn't hire women other than secretaries.
The past twelve months have been tough for Canadian furniture retailers. As they start off 2012 with the industry's annual pilgrimage to Toronto's International Centre for the Canadian Home Furnishings Market, they know the next twelve are going to be just as tough. But, before hanging our heads in despair, there are a couple of things that every member of our industry, regardless of where they work in the supply chain, should remember.
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Baked Spring Chicken With Crab Apples
|Fryer chicken
|Spiced crab apples
|1 Can (10 oz)
|2⁄3 Large
|White corn syrup
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Butter stick
|1 Tablespoon
|Bacon slices
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
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Clean the chickens of all pinfeathers, wash, and dry.
Salt and pepper them thoroughly inside and out.
Chicken takes a lot of these seasonings, so do the job well, rubbing the salt and pepper into the skin instead of merely dusting it over the bird.
Then grease the chickens inside and out, preferably wiih butter.
Salt and pepper the giblets and drop them inside, along with a generous lump (1/3 stick) of butter.
Fill the rest of the cavity with whole spiced crab apples, which come packed in heavy ruby red sirup.
Use 1/2 can of apples to each chicken.
Complete the stuffing by adding 1/3 large onion not chopped to each cavity, and then pouring into each opening half of the corn sirup.
Hold the chickens by the legs for a few minutes to allow the sirup to permeate the stuffings.
Close with skewers and tie shut.
Criscross across the top of each chicken breast 2 slices of bacon, to cover the breast and most of the uppermost sides of the legs.
This will keep the young chickens from drying and browning too fast, and also will add extra flavor.
Place the chickens in a baking pan, along with the sirup from the apple can, spices and all.
Add the sherry and bake in a slow (300° to 325°) oven until the chicken is tender and golden brown about 2 hours basting occasionally with the spicy sirup.
This is wonderful as a party dish, and extra color may be added by serving additional apples arranged on the dish with the chicken/Chicken baked in this manner is also ideal for picnics.
The main reason for adding the corn sirup is that the apples, when baked in the chicken, lose some of their sweetness and are much more delicious when extra sirup is added.
The sirup in which they are packed is tart and just sweet enough to provide an ideal sauce for baked chicken.


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Overview of Indexing and Search Service for Oracle Communications Unified Communications Suite Processes
This information discusses the different processes (services) comprising Indexing and Search Service and the components that it relies on; the purpose of each service; the relationship between the services; and the services' log files location.
Overview of Indexing and Search Service Software Architecture
The following figure shows a "tiered" view of the ISS software architecture.
Indexing and Search Service Logical Tiered View
This figure shows that an ISS deployment uses a logical architecture consisting of the following three tiers:
- Front-End: Provides the ISS RESTful search servlet and Convergence and Messaging Multiplexor (MMP) client email front-ends
- Service: Provides the back-end IMAP service, the Java Message Queue (JMQ) broker component of the Java Message Service, and LDAP services
- Indexing: Provides ISS store back-ends (the "indexed" data for searching)
The ISS components communicate by using topics and queues on Java Message Service (JMS), enabling you to distribute components across multiple physical hosts. During the ISS initial configuration, you decide which ISS components are configured on which host by running the ISS setup command. The setup command refers to these components as:
- web: Configures an ISS search front end
- jmq: Configures a JMS Java Message Queue broker
- ldap: Configures a Directory Server for Java Naming and Directory Interface storage and lookup
- index: Configures an indexing back end
By default, all ISS components are configured on the system. For more information on the setup command, see Running setup.
Overview of Indexing and Search Service and Dependent Services
Expanding on the previous figure, here is a view of how the ISS services and other component services are distributed:
Indexing and Search Service Services View
From a deployment perspective, the groupings in this figure are pieces that could be deployed on one or multiple hosts, depending on your site's architecture.
This figure shows that two Java Message Service JMQ brokers are present: one for Messaging Server notifications and one for internal ISS communication. In a simple configuration, the JMQ broker for Messaging Server notifications is running on the Messaging Server system and the JMQ broker for inter-process ISS communication is running on the ISS system.
The following sections discuss each component's services.
ISS Web Services
ISS web services (rest, store and searchui) are deployed in a GlassFish web container. These services can be connected to directly by an end user or indirectly by services such as Convergence or Messaging Server's imapd. The user/group directory in Directory Server is used for authentication. These services communicate to the ISS back-end servers by using Java Message Service.
ISS content is searched by clients such as Convergence. Convergence is deployed in a GlassFish web container. Convergence contains service proxies for mail and ISS and other services, which communicate by using various protocols to Communications Suite services. For more information, see Introduction to the Convergence Service.
Messaging Server
Messaging Server consists of a number of processes, but for ISS, the most important ones are:
- imapd: Writes messages to and reads messages from the Messaging Server message store by using the IMAP protocol. Generates event notifications to ISS in response to user mailbox activity (for example, message submits, flag changes, expunged messages, new/renamed/deleted folders).
- ims_master: One of many channel programs that make up the Messaging Server job controller. Delivers messages into the message store and generates event notifications for each new message delivery.
Directory Server
ISS requires Directory Server for LDAP information storage. ISS uses the JNDI API to enable communications between JMS and Directory Server. ISS uses the following properties to connect to Directory Server to know which name space to use:
java.naming.factory.initial java.naming.provider.url java.naming.security.authentication java.naming.security.credentials java.naming.security.principal
ISS uses JNDI to look up the values of the following objects, which are stored in LDAP:
com.sun.messaging.QueueConnectionFactory com.sun.messaging.TopicConnectionFactory com.sun.messaging.Queue com.sun.messaging.Topic
Indexing and Search Service Store
ISS back-end services run as separate JVM instances. The core Indexing and Search Service services that are required for normal operation are:
- indexSvc: Bootstraps new users and indexes incoming content.
- searchSvc: Searches index and returns results.
- jmqconsumer: Listens to the JMQ on the message store and notifies indexSvc if new content requires indexing.
- utilSvc: Provides utility services to Index Service.
On an Oracle Solaris system, these services are managed through System Management Facility (SMF). The ISS command svc_control.sh starts and stops all services. The individual services can also be separately queried, enabled, disabled or restarted via SMF, for example:
Log File Locations
The following table provides the default locations for the ISS log files by service.
ISS Log File Locations
|Service Name
|Log Name and Default Location
|Index Service
|JMQ Consumer
|JMQ broker
|RESTful search servlet, StoreUI servlet, SearchUI servlet
|Search Service
|Util Service
Service Interaction and Communication
From a high-level perspective, the ISS system operates as follows:
- Content is searched by clients.
- Email clients get enhanced search through an IMAP SEARCH ISS gateway.
- The Convergence web-based client has an ISS plugin, which generates searches directly to ISS for attachment search, and enables fast cross folder search.
- Messaging Server manages the content in the message store and provides event notifications of changes to the message store to ISS.
- GlassFish Server hosts Indexing and Search Service servlets.
- These servlets consist of the RESTful search API (rest), thumbnail access (store), and a demo application (searchui)
- JMQ broker hosts the event notification destination to which Messaging Server is publishing as well as search and index destinations used between ISS components.
- There may be multiple brokers in use: one for Messaging Server JMQ notifications and one for internal ISS communication.
- User authentication and JNDI lookups are performed on the Directory Server.
- Indexing and Search Service store instance stores the indexes.
- It also manages and serves up images from the thumbnail store.
- Parses email messages from the message store into indexing content.
- Receives and processes search request messages.
The following section discusses the ISS components in more detail as well as how information flows through the system.
Indexing and Search Service Data Flow
Refer to the following diagram throughout this section. The numbered circles 1 through 4 correspond to the following logical architectural pieces in the following sections, and are indicated in the data flow descriptions like (1), (2), and so on:
- Client - Messaging Server
- Web Tier
- Service Tier
- Indexing Tier
ISS Data Flow
Topics in this section:
Indexing and Search Service Search Request
The ISS search request works as follows:
- (1) IMAP clients request a search.
For example, x SEARCH BODY "foo".
- (1) The ISS Gateway diverts the search request to ISS.
- (2) ISS RESTful web service processes search requests. For example, the following is a request received from Messaging Server:
- (3) ISS RESTful web service posts the search to the Search Service JMS Topic.
- (4) The searchSvc service performs the search and returns the result over the JMS topic back to the RESTful web service.
If searchSvc is logged at the INFO level, a log entry similar to the following appears:
query number: 3, 3 total matching documents to query: +username:user1 +hostname:ms.example.com +folder:"INBOX" +body:foo, search time was 46ms
- (2) ISS RESTful web service sends the result back to the Messaging Server ISS Gateway.
- (1) Messaging Server returns the result back to the IMAP client. For example, * SEARCH 7 53 214 indicates that three matching emails were found: UIDs 7, 53 and 214.
Other clients, such as Convergence, issue search requests directly to ISS, which enables them to provide fast cross-folder search and features such as attachment search. In this case the flow is as follows:
- (1) Client accesses the Attachments virtual folder inside Convergence.
- (2) ISS RESTful web service manages search requests.
For example, here is an example request from Convergence, as logged in the GlassFish Server log file:
- (3) ISS RESTful web service posts the search to the Search Service JMS Topic.
- (4) The searchSvc service performs the search and returns the result (to RESTful search service and then to Convergence).
If searchSvc is logged at the INFO level, a log entry similar to the following appears:
query number: 5, 160 total matching documents to query: +username:user1 +hostname:ms.example.com +attachment-type:(atdoc atppt atxls atodf atpdf athtml atplain atrtf atxml atimage ataudio atvideo atcompress atvcf atother atsencr atssign), search time was 95ms
- (1) The search result is displayed to the end user.
If an attachment search had been requested, the client can then issue ISS thumbnail requests to resolve the thumbnail URLs.
For more information, see How ISS Searches Messages.
Indexing and Search Service Thumbnail Request
The ISS thumbnail request works as follows:
- (1) Client receives the results of a search request.
- (2) Client uses the received thumbnail URL to request the thumbnail.
Log messages such as the following appear in the GlassFish Server log file for each downloaded thumbnail:
[#|2012-02-14T00:38:29.384+0000|INFO|sun-appserver2.1.1|com.sun.comms.iss.storeui.StoreUIServlet|_ThreadID=74;_ThreadName=httpSSLWorkerThread-8070-0;|Processing file: /var/iss/attach//01/26/h1/u120026/f10/1195248462/00/53/tbn_small_2_.jpg|#]
[#|2012-02-14T00:38:29.384+0000|INFO|sun-appserver2.1.1|com.sun.comms.iss.storeui.StoreUIServlet|_ThreadID=74;_ThreadName=httpSSLWorkerThread-8070-0;|LOG: ip:10.79.212.11 inst:iss1 auth:FORM user:user1 mailhost:ms.example.com pathinfo:/01/26/h1/u120026/f10/1195248462/00/53/tbn_small_2_.jpg|#]
- (2) The ISS store servlet receives the request for the thumbnail and returns the result from disk or, in the case of a multi-machine deployment, issues a request to the Thumbnail Store Server.
- (4) If applicable, the Thumbnail Store Server returns the thumbnail graphic.
Initial Indexing
The initial indexing works as follows:
- (4) A user account is requested to be indexed via either the issadmin.sh --bootstrap command or the arrival of a message that indicates the account should be auto-provisioned (for example, the arrival of the INBOX Create event).
In the case of an auto-provisioned account, these messages appear in JMQ consumer:
logMessageHeaders INFO: Received event Create generated on Sat Feb 04 11:28:57 PST 2012 with sequence number 7224 URL is imap://email@example.com/INBOX;UIDVALIDITY=1328383737/;UID=null
indexEvent WARNING: Account firstname.lastname@example.com autoprovisioning begun
setAccountState INFO: Set account firstname.lastname@example.com state to I
scheduleEvent INFO: Queuing event BootStrap for email@example.com generated on Sat Feb 04 11:28:57 PST 2012, with sequence number 7224
- (4) This command is delivered over the Index Server Queue to the IndexSvc service.
This message is logged in JMQ consumer:
run INFO: Account firstname.lastname@example.com is active on Sat Feb 04 11:28:58 PST 2012, processing event BootStrap generated on Sat Feb 04 11:28:57 PST 2012 with sequence number 7224, time between generate and submit to index svc is 1956ms.
- (4) A crawler within the Index Service connects to Messaging Server over the IMAP protocol and fetches all the folders and messages for the user.
- (4) Each message is broken down into body parts and attached files.
- (4) Each part is indexed into the Index Store.
- (4) Thumbnail images are generated and stored if supported.
- (4) The bootstrap is complete.
This message is logged in JMQ consumer as follows:
setAccountState INFO: Set account firstname.lastname@example.com state to A
run INFO: Finished indexing event BootStrap for account firstname.lastname@example.com with sequence number 7224, time between submit to and return from index svc is 1440ms.
For more information, see How ISS Indexes Messages.
Real-time Indexing
The real-time indexing works as follows:
Each time a change is made to the Messaging Server message store, a JMQ notification message is posted by imapd or ims_master to the Event Notification Queue.
- Changes include new mail (NewMsg, UpdateMsg), changed flags (ChangeFlag), folder operations (Rename, Create, Delete), expunged messages (ExpungeMsg), and so on.
- The JMQconsumer service picks up these notifications and delivers them to the Index Service.
- Each of these changes are applied to the Index and Thumbnail Store.
The following messages appear in the JMQ consumer log when a new message arrives.
logMessageHeaders INFO: Received event NewMsg generated on Mon Feb 13 00:01:00 GMT 2012 with sequence number 4154 (size h:760 e:771 t:771 - Using text) URL is imap://email@example.com/INBOX;UIDVALIDITY=1238618761/;UID=189538977
scheduleEvent INFO: Queuing event NewMsg for email@example.com generated on Mon Feb 13 00:01:00 GMT 2012, with sequence number 4154
This message appears in the JMQ consumer log when the event has been delivered to Index Service for indexing.
run INFO: Account email@example.com is active on Mon Feb 13 00:01:00 GMT 2012, processing event NewMsg generated on Mon Feb 13 00:01:00 GMT 2012 with sequence number 4154, time between generate and submit to index svc is 390ms.
This message appears in the JMQ consumer log when the message was successfully indexed.
run INFO: Finished indexing event NewMsg for account firstname.lastname@example.com with sequence number 4154, time between submit to and return from index svc is 238ms.
The indexing of this event can also be tracked in the Index Service log, which logs the following in response to this event:
logmsg INFO: Received event NewMsg on account: email@example.com with sequence number 4154, current backlog in queue: 0
updateCounts INFO: FolderCount.updateCounts: host=ms.example.com user=amam updating folder: INBOX to 1476798/1476798/0 old mvalue:1476797 lastUid value:null


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Thanks to Stevie Johnson, the Bills could have both a controversy and political typhoon on their hands. On Wednesday, Buffalo's top receiver gave his opinion on the war on terror, tweeting, "War is nothing to be played with. I apologize North Korea........but if y'all do bomb 1st... Bomb Foxboro, Mass. Sincerely,#BillsMafia." Foxborough, of course, is home of the Patriots, and earlier in the day, North Korea announced they've received approval to launch nuclear weapons at the United States, a story taking hold of the country. Obviously, this was a very ill-timed comment by Johnson, even if it was in jest. As of publish time, the tweet has yet to be deleted. https://twitter.com/StevieJohnson13/status/319565043815550976 That could -- and probably will -- change as soon as his employers get wind of this. In any case, it's not going over so well with his followers, which include Donald Jones, his former Bills teammate who now plays for the Pats. https://twitter.com/Dajon...
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