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WebSphere Business Events V7 (hereafter called Business Events) is a REST-based API for defining event processing logic. This article describes how to use the new interface to define and publish simple event processing logic through REST resources such as projects, assets, and the repository. A sample Java™ application is used to show example requests and responses in action, and the Business Events Tester (also new in V7) is used to test event processing logic defined using the REST API.
REST is the architectural style of the worldwide web, where resources (such as web pages) are accessed through a small set of well-defined operations. The specific representation of returned resources is determined through content negotiation, in which a client indicates its preferred formats and the server attempts to fulfill the client's preferences. REST has become popular for web services because it's easy to understand and use, and is well supported by existing tools and technologies. The typical mapping of REST concepts to the HTTP standard, which underpins the worldwide web, is described in REST requests and responses.
The Business Events REST API exposes resources to allow clients to define event processing logic using hosted projects. This article describes the use of key resources, including projects (which are containers for assets), assets (such as filters and interaction blocks), and the repository (the container for the Business Events runtime application). We'll describe URIs, HTTP operations, and formats for each resource, in an order that matches the typical flow of requests and responses in the REST API.
To demonstrate the REST API, a sample application is used, based on the Java programming language and the JSON4J library. To test event processing logic defined using the sample application, the Business Event Tester (BET) is used. The BET is a new feature of Business Events V7 that you can use to inject events, examine runtime filter evaluations, and see the resulting actions.
Set up your environment
Before going any further, let's set up your environment so you can use the sample application and Business Events Tester. If you just want to quickly get an understanding of the REST API, you may want to skip ahead to the Define event processing logic section of this article.
Download and compile the sample application
First, you'll need a copy of the Eclipse IDE installed. The sample application was written using Rational® Application Developer V7.5.4 (built on Eclipse), but is packaged as a standard Eclipse Java project which should work in any recent version of Eclipse with the Java Development Toolkit (JDT). It is known to work, for example, in Eclipse 3.2. Check the Resources section for more information on obtaining a copy of Eclipse.
Next, download and import the sample application into Eclipse. The download is included in the Downloads section of this article. To import the sample application, extract the archive contents directly into your Eclipse workspace, then import the project into your workspace by selecting File => Import => Existing Projects into Workspace. Browse to the workspace directory, select WBERestClient from the list of projects to import, then click Finish.
The project should now be available in Eclipse, so the next step is to make sure it compiles. The Java code requires a compiler compliance level of 5.0. To ensure this is set correctly, select the Window => Preferences, then select Java / Compiler in the options tree, and choose 5.0 for Compiler compliance level.
To run the sample Java application, the code requires the Java library JSON4J.jar, which is installed in the director\lib folder in the Business Events installation folder. You are permitted to make and use a copy of the JSON4J library that is included with Business Events. Such use of that library is governed by the terms and conditions of the IBM International Program License Agreement and the applicable License Information document held by you (or your organisation) for the Business Events product.
Make sure a copy of JSON4J.jar is in the root folder of the WBERestClient project, and is available in the project build path. To see the project build path, right-click on the WBERestClient project, select Build Path => Configure Build Path, and then open the Libraries tab.
The WBERestClient should now compile correctly.
Using the sample application
The sample application demonstrates how to define event processing logic, and specific usage examples can be found throughout this article. However, those examples require the application to be running, so the next step is to run the application and issue a simple request.
To run the application, find the WBERestClient.java source file in the Package Explorer view of the Java perspective. Right-click on the file, then select Run As => Java Application. The application will start, using the Eclipse console view for input and output.
You should be prompted for the host and port of the Business Events system you want to access, along with security credentials. If you don't know what these are, contact your Business Events administrator. After providing valid host, port, and security credentials, you should see a list of options like this:
******************************************************* * WebSphere Business Events - example REST API client * ******************************************************* |--- Choose an option ---| Target host/port: localhost:9080 Project: (p1) Create/update project (p2) Read project information (p3) Upload project assets (p4) Read project asset summary (p5) Create a filter (p6) Create an interaction block (p7) Check project validity (p8) Download project to file Repository: (r1) Publish project file (r2) Read repository asset summary (r3) Clear repository General: (b) Read WBE build level (t) Set target WBE system (q) Quit
You're now ready to try sending a request to Business Events using the REST API. We'll start with something simple: obtaining the Business Events build level. The build level describes the specific software build of the Business Events system, and can be obtained via the following URI:
where {host} and {port} are the hostname and HTTP port number for your copy of Business Events.
To read the build level, the application issues an HTTP GET request to the above URI. The Business Events REST API should respond with HTTP code 200, indicating success, along with the build information that the application should display, as follows:
Received HTTP response: 200 OK REST API responded with: Build name: IBM WebSphere Business Events 126.96.36.199 Build version: 20091120_2024 Build date: November 20 2009 Hit enter to continue...
When you hit the Enter key, the sample application should return to the list of options.
The sample project
The sample application is based on a Business Events project that was developed for this article. You'll find the project in demoProjects.xml, available in the imported Java project under the projects folder.
The project contains several pre-defined events, intermediate objects, actions, and filters for a simple retail scenario. These assets will be used when defining event processing logic. Note that the project does not contain interaction blocks; the article will describe how to define and run an interaction block using the REST API and the Business Events Tester.
The projects folder also contains a project file named invalidProject.xml that we'll use to demonstrate an error-handling feature of the REST API.
Define event processing logic
In this section, we'll walk through the steps to define the event processing logic.
Step 1. Create a hosted project
The first step when defining event processing logic is to create a hosted project. A hosted project is created by issuing a PUT request to a URI such as:
Again, {host} and {port} are the hostname and HTTP port
number of the installed copy of Business Events. The remaining elements of
the URI, separated by the
/ character, are described in Table
Table 1. URI element description
|Indicates that the URI is targeting WebSphere Business Events...
|…and is targeting a resource published via the REST API.
|Revision 1 of the REST API is required
|A directory is being accessed
|The name of the directory being accessed
|A project within the above directory is being accessed
|The name of the project being accessed
The PUT request either creates a new project, or updates an existing project with the given name and in the given directory, if one exists. Note that directories are created implicitly during project creation.
Whether creating or updating, the request must provide a representation of the new resource in the body of the HTTP request. This is a crucial aspect of REST--the passing of representations of resources. The sample application sends the following:
{ "owner":"jeremyJones", "privacy":"public" }
The resource representation is formatted using JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), which is a lightweight data format often used in web 2.0 applications. Most resources in the Business Events REST API are represented using JSON, though in some cases XML is also supported. In this article, all requests use JSON unless otherwise stated. The JSON data above has been reformatted for this article because the raw data is difficult to read. See Resources for information on how to reformat your own JSON data.
owner field indicates who owns the project, while the
privacy field indicates who else is allowed to access the
The PUT request must tell the REST API which data format the resource representation is encoded using, and can also request a particular format for any response data. HTTP headers are used to achieve this, as shown here:
Content-Type: application/json Accept: application/json
To issue a project creation request from the sample application, select option p1.
The full HTTP request, including other standard HTTP headers (the description of which is beyond the scope of this article) looks like this:
PUT /wbe/rest/r1/dirs/demoDirectory/projects/demoProject HTTP/1.1 Authorization: Basic 98jd2j09kd09kkd3k09d3dj898jd== Content-Type: application/json Accept: application/json User-Agent: Java/1.6.0 Host: localhost Connection: keep-alive Content-Length: 39 {"owner":"jeremyJones","privacy":"public"}
The first time the request is issued, the REST API responds with:
HTTP/1.1 201 Created Content-Type: application/json; charset=UTF-8 Content-Language: en-GB Content-Length: 66 Set-Cookie: <snip – cookie data omitted for clarity> Date: Thu, 21 Jan 2010 13:36:36 GMT Server: WebSphere Application Server/7.0 Expires: Thu, 01 Dec 1994 16:00:00 GMT Cache-Control: no-cache="set-cookie, set-cookie2" {"name":"demoProject","id":"44dc32d6-a1ba-4fee-9ee4-48ef58005f19"}
The response code
201 indicates that a new project resource
was created. The other standard HTTP headers provide further information
about the result, including the type and length of the response body. The
response body includes the project name and identifier, for reference.
Further PUT requests to the project URI will prompt an
HTTP/1.1 204 No Content response, which indicates that the
request was successful but that no response data was sent. Putting a new
project representation to the URI for an existing project causes the
project to be updated.
Having created a hosted project, we can now read a representation of the project back from the REST API by issuing a GET request to same URI we used to create the project. The HTTP response body will contain a representation of the project that was created. Selecting option p2 in the sample application will display specific fields from the returned response:
Reading project from: http://localhost:9080/wbe/rest/r1/dirs/demoDirectory/projects/ demoProject Received HTTP response: 200 OK REST API responded with: Name : demoProject Directory : demoDirectory Owner : jeremyJones Privacy : public Creation time : 2010-01-21T13:36:36Z Project ID : 44dc32d6-a1ba-4fee-9ee4-48ef58005f19
In addition to the owner and privacy that we set during project creation, the project representation includes the name, directory, creation time, and project identifier. The additional fields provide a full picture of the project. You'll notice that we didn't send all of the above fields during creation--resource representations sent during creation or update requests do not necessarily have to provide values for optional fields.
See Resources to learn more about the Projects resource, along with all the other REST resources discussed in the following sections.
Step 2. Load assets into the hosted project
Having created a hosted project, we now need to populate it with assets to use as building blocks for the event processing logic. We'll upload a pre-created Business Events project file to achieve this. This project matches the recommended Business Events workflow, where building block assets such as events, actions, and intermediate objects are defined using Design Data then used by business users in the Design tool.
To uploaded the project file we'll issue a PUT request similar to Step 1 and we'll use the same URI:
However rather than sending JSON, we'll set the content type as follows:
Content-Type: application/x-wbe+xml
This tells the REST API that the request body is formatted using the
Business Events internal project file format, and contains a collection of
assets rather than higher level project definition details as we saw
previously. The content type
application/xml is avoided by
the REST API here because the Business Events file format should not be
accessed directly by users; it's used for uploading and downloading
complete project files that can be opened using the Event Flow and Design
Data tools.
Select option p3 in the sample application to upload a project. You'll be prompted to select a file from the local file system using a Java dialog. Select demoProject.xml under the Projects folder in your imported Eclipse project.
The sample application should display something like this:
Uploading project file to : http://localhost:9080/wbe/rest/r1/dirs/demoDirectory/ projects/demoProject Received HTTP response: 204 No Content Hit enter to continue...
204 No Content response code indicates that the upload was
successful, so we're now set to work with a collection of assets in the
Step 3. Read an asset list and summary
Before defining event processing logic, it's a good idea to check that the hosted project contains the assets you expect. The REST API supports extensive querying of assets through the assets resource, which is a sub-resource of both hosted projects and the runtime repository (which we'll come to later). That is, both hosted projects and the runtime repository contain assets, and you can issue requests directly related to those assets.
Using the sample application, select option p4. The application will issue a GET request to read information from the REST API, targeting a URI such as:
http://{host}:{port}/wbe/rest/r1/dirs/{dirName}/projects/{projName}/assets? attribs=(name,guid,typeName)&sortBy=(typeName,name)
This URI is more complex than we've seen so far. Let's break it down to
understand the specific request that is being made. After the HTTP scheme,
host, and port, we see that a project is being targeted, just as with
project creation and asset uploading. Then we see
which indicates that the URI is targeting project assets. In this case no
specific asset identifier is given, so the URI targets all assets in the
project. The URI then has a query string, consisting of two distinct query
attribs=(name,guid,typeName) sortBy=(typeName,name)
The first parameter tells the API which asset attributes should be returned for the query; in this case the name, globally unique identifier, and a human readable asset type are being requested. The second parameter tells the API how to sort the response data. The human readable type and asset name are used here, meaning that assets of the same type will appear together, in alphabetical order.
The REST API responds with a JSON array, containing one object per asset. Each object contains the attribute fields we requested, for a particular asset, for example:
[ { "typeName":"Action", "guid":"5D1B5506_0AB4_4EB6_BACF_0E80DEDE0E6F", "name":"GenerateLead" }, { "typeName":"Action", "guid":"0FF2EDB7_E50C_4C60_AA49_F46216E117F1", "name":"SendVouchers" }, … ]
The sample application will display the data that is returned (but in an easier to read form), will prompt you to select an asset to read more information for, and will then retrieve the asset you selected by issuing a GET request to a URI, such as:
You'll notice that the URI again targets project assets, but this time
terminates in a unique identifier for the asset, so this URI targets a
specific asset. The following JSON fragment shows common attributes you
can expect when retrieving an asset, in this case for the
GenerateLead action that we saw above. Note that you may see
the fields in a different order, and each asset will contain fields
specific to that asset type.
{ "action":{ "name":"GenerateLead", "id":"5D1B5506_0AB4_4EB6_BACF_0E80DEDE0E6F", "modifytime":"2010-01-08T16:08:25Z", "createtime":"2010-01-08T15:51:03Z", "touchpoint":"SampleTouchpoint", "engine":"Director", "state":"MOD_PROJECT_ONLY", "enabled":"true", <snip> } }
After receiving the asset, the sample application parses the JSON data, and then displays the common attributes for the asset.
The Business Events Design tool, which is a good example of what's possible through the REST API, uses the asset list query to retrieve a list of assets and associated data. Figure 1 shows the asset list displayed for the sample Business Events project:
Figure 1. Design tool asset list
The Design tool also reads assets using this mechanism. The following figure shows how the Design tool displays a filter asset:
Figure 2. Design tool filter asset
Step 4. Create a filter
We're now ready to define event processing logic, starting by creating a filter definition. A filter is a boolean expression that is used to work out whether actions should be triggered when events are received by Business Events.
A filter is created by issuing a POST request to the assets resource, sending the filter representation in the request body. The URI for the assets resource looks like this:
You'll notice that this is the same URI that we used for reading a list of assets, minus the query parameters.
The filter definition is sent in the request body, in JSON. It should
contain standard asset attributes, as seen above for the
GenerateLead action, though some attributes (such as the
creation time and GUID) will be calculated by the REST API, so don't be
surprised if the values change if you provide them all. A filter
definition is quite complex, so we won't go into detail here. However you
may want to examine the
ResourceBuilder class in the sample
application for an example of how to build a filter. For more information
on REST resource schemas, check out Resources.
Option p5 in the sample application builds a new filter
that checks for a certain number of events within a given timeframe.
You'll be prompted to enter a number of days, a number of events, and a
name for the filter. The application will then create a filter that
evaluates to true if more than that number of events has been received
within the number of days you specified. Later steps in this article are
based on a specific example, so you may want to enter 4 days, 4 events,
and the name
Five events in four days at this point.
Make sure you've issued a request to create a filter. You should see something like this:
Received HTTP response: 201 Created REST API responded with: Asset Identifier : 22B982EB4A4F500C1011DF94D260E85A Valid : true Validity string : This asset is valid. Project validity changed : false Hit enter to continue...
The response to the HTTP request contains information describing the result, which the sample application parses and displays. The asset identifier is the GUID of the new filter, and can now be used to access the asset; the other fields indicate that the asset is valid, and that the validity of the project overall hasn't changed.
It's a good idea to check the response data when creating your own assets; but don't be too concerned if assets appear as invalid. The important thing is to check the overall project validity before trying to publish it to the repository, which we'll do later.
Step 5. Create an interaction block
Next, we'll create an interaction block using the filter we just created.
We'll build the definition up in several stages, because interaction
blocks refer to events, actions, filters, and intermediate object fields,
depending on the required logic. Later steps in this article are based on
a specific interaction block example, so to aid understanding you may want
to build the example using the
CustomerQuery and
GenerateLead event and action, and using the
Five events in
four days filter defined
in the previous step.
The sample application builds an interaction block that triggers an action for an event, assuming a particular filter evaluates to true. The application queries the hosted project to determine events, actions, and filters that can be used in the interaction block, and then issues a POST to create the new asset, as we saw with the filter definition.
Each of the queries is made to the assets resource, similar to the asset list query performed at Step 3. In this case, however, the queries are modified with a filter query parameter. Not to be confused with Business Events filter definitions, filter query parameters are used to limit the set of results returned by a query for a list of items.
Select option p6 in the sample application, and you should see something similar to the following:
Reading event list from project: http://localhost:9080/wbe/rest/r1/dirs/demoDirectory/ projects/demoProject/assets?filter=(type=10) Received HTTP response: 200 OK Select an event for your interaction block: Idx Name 0 CustomerQuery 1 Refund 2 Sale Choose an asset:
Here, the sample application has obtained a list of events from the hosted
project, and is prompting a selection. The key thing to note is the filter
query parameter
filter=(type=10), which restricts the list of
assets in the result set to be events only.
Select an event by typing in a number, and the sample application will prompt you to select a filter:
Reading filters for event: http://localhost:9080/wbe/rest/r1/dirs/demoDirectory/ projects/demoProject/assets?filter= (filtersForEvent='6E5C139A_26B2_475D_82F3_CBB19356AB9D') Received HTTP response: 200 OK Select a filter to check in your interaction block: Idx Name 0 Twenty events in one week 1 Five events in four days Choose an asset:
Again the key thing to note is the filter query parameter:
Here, the sample application is restricting the results to filter assets
that can be used with the given event; the unique ID
6E5C139A_26B2_475D_82F3_CBB19356AB9D refers to the event
CustomerQuery. This step prevents invalid filters from being
evaluated when the selected event is received. If you selected the
Refund or
Sale events, more filters will be
available because those events construct intermediate object fields that
the filters require; as such the
Big Sale and
Big Refund filters can be used when those events are
Select your filter, and the sample application will move on to action
selection. You should see similar output as for the previous step, but
again the filter query parameter will differ:
Similar to Business Event filters, the set of actions that can be generated
as a result of a particular event is limited; by using the
actionsForEvent filter query parameter, a list of viable
actions is returned.
Select an action, and then enter a name for your interaction block. The
sample application will now create a new interaction block definition
based on your inputs. As for filter definitions, interaction block
definitions are quite complex, so you should refer to the
ResourceBuilder class and Resources
section to see how to build one.
One additional thing to note though is that the sample application creates
an interaction block with the
RetailData.CustomerID context
relationship. See the Context relationships for
more information.
Step 6. Check project validity
We've now successfully defined a filter and an interaction block in the hosted project, so we're almost ready to publish and try out the event processing logic. First, though, we need to validate the project to avoid discovering problems during publication.
Validation is performed using the assets resource, similar to the way we
did the list query in Step 2. Select option p7 in the
sample application to query the validity of the assets in the project.
Note that the query parameters are different from those used in Step 2:
Here, the application is asking for the asset name and human readable type, along with a Boolean indicator of validity and a string describing the validity. The query also requests that the assets are sorted by their validity, then by type. The sample application displays the information it receives, except for the Boolean validity indicator which was included for sorting purposes. You should see several lines like this:
Filter Five events in four days This asset is valid. Interaction-Block Generate lead from recent quer This asset is valid.
The third column contains the validation string, which should indicate that all of the assets are valid in this case. Later on, we'll see an example of the kind of error message you might expect to see when checking the validity of your own project.
Step 7. Publish the project
The final step is to publish the event processing logic to the Business Events repository. The assets deployed to the repository are collectively referred to as the runtime application.
To publish the assets from the hosted project we've been working in, you need to download the project in a form suitable for publication. It shouldn't come as a surprise that you request the download by issuing a GET to the project URI:
The request must include an
Accept header as
Accept: application/x-wbe+xml
This tells the REST API that the project should be returned in the Business
Events internal file format. A successful response will have HTTP response
code 200, with a content-type of
application/x-wbe+xml. The
response body will contain the project contents.
Select option p8 in the sample application to download the hosted project. You'll be prompted to enter a filename, such as MyProject.xml, and the project will be saved. The sample application will display the full path to the project. Business Events project files have the .xml suffix as standard, and it's a good idea to follow the standard naming practice here, because this means your file will be visible to dialogs displayed when opening or reading Business Events project files.
Next, you may want to clear the repository. Take care when issuing the following request; your repository may contain event processing logic for several users or may contain live production assets, so clear the repository with caution.
Option r3 issues an HTTP DELETE request to the repository
A successful operation results in a
204 No Content, indicating
that the operation was a success, and that no additional information is
If you choose to clear the repository, you may want to select option r2 at this point to view a list of repository assets. We'll examine this further later, but if you cleared the repository you should see an empty list.
To publish the project you downloaded earlier, issue a PUT request to the
repository URI, with a content type of
and a request body containing the project contents. Next, select option
r1 in the sample application, choose your project
file, and you should see something like this:
Publishing project to repository at: http://localhost:9080/wbe/rest/r1/runtime/repository Received HTTP response: 204 No Content
Again, the
204 No Content response indicates success, which
means the event processing logic has been published to the repository and
is now active as part of the runtime application! You should now be able
to send events to Business Events, and observe the behaviour that we
To check that the project has been published, select option r2 in the sample application. The application should display a list of assets from your project, meaning the assets have been successfully published. If any assets were already present in the repository when you published the project, they will also be listed.
The sample application obtains this list using a query to the assets
resource, but this time, in the context of the repository:
The assets resource can be used for both hosted projects and the repository, so asset queries formulated against a hosted project can also be expected to work against the repository.
Deploying invalid projects
Before trying out the event processing logic, let's take a moment to see what happens if you deploy an invalid project.
Select option r1 in the sample application, and then select invalidProject.xml from the Projects folder in your imported Eclipse project. This particular project contains different assets than the project we've been working with so far, including some invalid assets.
The application attempts to publish the project file using a PUT request,
but receives the following HTTP error:
400 Bad Request
This is because we tried to deploy a project that contains invalid assets--specifically, two building block assets (an event object and an action) are missing, so the assets that refer to them are invalid. The HTTP response body contains details about the errors, encoded using XML as a result of content negotiation. You'll notice that there's a general error message:
BEER6717E: It was not possible to deploy the given project to the WBE runtime repository because it contains incompletely defined assets.
This is a standard error message returned when attempting to publish an
invalid project. You should also see two error messages that relate to
specific assets, for example the asset with GUID
7A8D885C_6B60_447C_A3EB_4058603A07CB has the error:
BEER1217E: Event object Change Of Home Address does not exist.
The REST API returns up to ten validation errors to help the publishing user understand why a publication request failed. Although there may be more than ten errors in the project, the limit of ten is imposed to prevent unnecessarily overloading the client application.
The validation mechanism used to check projects during publication is the same mechanism used to validate hosted projects, which we used in Step 6. So error messages returned when validating your hosted projects will also be returned during publication, assuming you haven't fixed the problems in the meantime.
Test the event processing logic
To test the event processing logic, you can use the Business Events Tester
(BET), a widget that can be loaded into the Business Space application
included with Business Events. The following sections describe how to use
the BET to test the filter and interaction block published to the
repository by the sample application. For simplicity, these instructions
assume that an interaction block triggered by
is deployed, where the
GenerateLead action is created based
on a filter that checks whether more than four events have been received
within four days.
Open the Business Events Tester
First, open the Business Space in a web browser. In a Windows®
installation of Business Events, you can find a shortcut to Business Space
in the Business Events program group. Or, you can paste the following URI
into a web browser (substituting the host and port as needed):
If security is enabled, you'll be prompted to log in with a valid username and password. The default Business Events installation enables and configures security, so use the credentials you provided to the installer or contact your Business Events administrator to obtain a valid username and password.
Next, add a page or open an existing page. You can add a page by clicking on the plus (+) button on the toolbar, as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3. Adding a page to Business Space
Enter a name for the page, and provide an optional description, then click OK to create the page. Next, add the Business Events Tester to your page, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 4. Adding the Business Events Tester widget
The Business Events Tester should appear in your page, as shown in Figure 5.
Figure 5. The Business Events Tester
Click Finish Editing in the top right to close the widget selector.
Inject events
You can now inject events into Business Events. First, select the event you chose for your interaction block by clicking Select Event Template, opening the touchpoint called SampleTouchpoint, then choosing your event.
The BET will be populated with a template for the event, which can be
filled in with values and then injected into Business Events. Whichever
event you selected, make sure you provide a value for the
CustomerID field, as this field is used as the
context for the event processing logic created by the sample application.
If your interaction block uses the predefined
Sale filter, provide a
Sale Amount greater than 1000. Similarly if your interaction
block uses
Big Refund, provide a
Refund Amount
less than -1000 (for example, -1200). This ensures that actions will be
triggered when Business Events receives the events.
Figure 6 shows a completed template for the
Figure 6. An event template
Provide values for the event, and then click Send Event.
Check filter evaluation and actions
Click on the Filters tab. The Filters tab shows information about filter evaluations that have been performed by Business Events as a result of events being received. This is useful in understanding how Business Events is handling events, and why actions may or may not have been triggered.
Figure 7 shows the Filters tab after the
CustomerQuery event
has been sent. Here, you can see that the filter
Five events in four days has been evaluated as a result of
the event, for the context identifier 10002, on the 29th of
January. You can also see that the filter evaluated to false, which is
consistent with the filter definition, which, in this particular example,
requires more than four events to have been received within a timeframe of
four days.
Figure 7. Filter evaluation: first event
You may see different values, depending on the interaction block that you defined.
Next, click the Actions tab. Based on the example scenario
describe above, no actions should be displayed. To trigger an action, you
need to send five more
CustomerQuery events. Five more are
needed (rather than four) because the current event is not counted by the
Five events in four days filter.
Return to the Send an Event tab, click Send Event five more times, then return to the Filters tab to see how the filter evaluated for each event.
Figure 8. Filter evaluations: more events
The key thing to notice is that the filter evaluated to true for the sixth
event, because more than four
CustomerQuery events had been
received in the context 10002 within the last four days.
Finally, return to the Actions tab to see the results. You should see the action listed, along with the touchpoint and action time. Figure 9 shows a number of actions generated by Business Events. The final action corresponds to the filter evaluation performed at 11:55:32 in Figure 8.
Figure 9. Actions
Congratulations! You've successfully defined, published, and tested event processing logic using the Business Events REST API and Business Event Tester!
In this article, you learned how to define and publish event processing logic using the new REST API in WebSphere Business Events V7. You learned about major REST resources, operations, and data formats supported by the REST API. You also tried out a sample Java application that demonstrates how event processing logic is programmatically defined using the API. Finally, you tested new event processing logic using the Business Events Tester, by injecting events, checking filter evaluations, and observing actions created by Business Events.
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Activision has confirmed that there will be a new alien-themed co-op multiplayer mode in Call Of Duty: Ghosts.
Like the Zombies mode before it Extinction will be one to four player co-op but this time it will see players face off against hordes of aliens seemingly influenced by Starcraft's Zerg.
Activision promises that Extinction will provide players with a blend of fast-paced survival action, FPS base defence, scavenging and class levelling.
Call Of Duty: Ghosts is due out on PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U and PC on November 5th. It's out on the Xbox One on November the 22nd and it will hit the PS4 in the US on November the 15th and in the UK and Europe on November the 29th.
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The Afrot Tarot is a set of 78 tarot cards, created using multiple different media - acrylic, oils, sharpies, paint pens and more - to signify the many types of skin tones and creeds of people of African descent.
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The Akron Tarot is a German set with 80 cards and a large 395 companion book. The surreal Tarot scenes depart from standard imagery and emphasise the female energies.
The Alabaster Tarot was originally started as a project to practice Photoshop skills, by creating freehand drawings in the software that were based upon the Rider-Waite imagery. It's very much a clone, though the faces of the people were left blank in this deck, to make them more universal.
The Alan Tarot Deck has 78 cards in the tarock style. The majors and courts have double-ended, exotic art deco style illustrations created by Orell in 1910, while the numbered suit cards are simple playing cards.
Another of the several re-coloured versions of the Rider-Waite Tarot deck. Pamela Colman-Smith's artwork is copied exactly and re-coloured. There are several similar tarot decks, but the Albano-Waite Tarot is loudly coloured, sometimes garishly so.
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Inspired by the spiritual alchemy of the Rosicrucians, the Alchemical Tarot is full of alchemical symbolism and explains "the beliefs of the elixirs that make up the substance of life." Card art is hand-drawn in style reminiscent of comic books. Now reprinted as the Alchemical Tarot: Renewed.
Twenty two tarot images based upon drawings and etching from old alchemical manuscripts. The originals were painted onto glazed tiles, but the cards in this Alchemical Tarot have been re-painted.
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Single and Repeat Dose First Time in Human Study for an Intranasal H1/H3 Dual Antagonist in Healthy Male Subjects
This study has been completed.
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: June 9, 2008
Last updated: March 15, 2012
Last verified: February 2011
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This is a double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized single dose escalation study and a double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomised parallel group 14-days once daily repeat dose study to investigate safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetics of an intranasal H1/H3 dual antagonist compound in healthy male subjects.
Allergic Rhinitis
Rhinitis, Allergic, Seasonal
Drug: GSK1004723
Phase 1
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Double-Blind
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
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Further study details as provided by GlaxoSmithKline:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- ECG monitoring during 24 hours after each dose in the single dose cohorts and on days 1 and 7 in the repeat dose cohorts. [ Time Frame: during 24 hours after each dose in the single dose cohorts and on days 1 and 7 in the repeat dose cohorts ]
- Heart rate and blood pressure changes over 24 hours after dosing in single and repeat dose cohorts [ Time Frame: over 24 hours after dosing ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Blood drug levels for GSK1004723 following single and repeat intranasal dosing
|Study Start Date:
|December 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|May 2008
|Primary Completion Date:
|May 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
A double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized single dose escalation study and a double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomised parallel group 14-days once daily repeat dose study to investigate safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetics of an intranasal H1/H3 dual antagonist compound in healthy male subjects.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 50 Years (Adult)
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male subjects aged between 18 and 50 years inclusive.
- Body mass index within the range 19-29.9kg/m2 (inclusive), with weight range of 50 kg-100 kg (inclusive).
- Healthy (defined as individuals who are free from significant nasal, cardiac, pulmonary, gastrointestinal, hepatic, renal, haematological, malignancy, endocrine, neurological and psychiatric disease as determined by history, physical examination and screening investigations).
- Non-smoking status as verified by urinary cotinine levels below 500 ng/mL cotinine at the screening visit. This can include ex-smokers who have given up smoking for >1 year.
- Normal nasal examination as per Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) assessment
- No significant ECG abnormalities and QTc (B) <450 msec.
- The subject is able and willing to give written informed consent to take part in the study and is available to complete all study measurements.
- Male subjects must agree to abstain from or use a condom during sexual intercourse with female partners of childbearing potential, to prevent either pregnancy in the female partner or the possible exposure of a pregnant or lactating female to the investigational product from the male subject's semen. In addition, female partners of male subjects must use a reliable contraceptive method listed in the protocol, or they must refrain from sexual intercourse from the first dose of study medication until 84 days after the last dose.
Exclusion Criteria:
- As a result of the medical interview, physical examination or screening investigations, the Investigator or appropriately qualified designee considers the subject unfit for the study.
- The subject has a history of drug or any other allergy, which, in the opinion of the Investigator or appropriately qualified designee, contraindicates their participation, including known or suspected personal history or family history of adverse reactions or hypersensitivity to anti histamines
- The subject has participated in a study with a new molecular entity during the previous 3 months or any other study during the previous 2 months.
- The subject regularly, or on average, drinks more than 21 units of alcohol a week or more than an average intake of 3 units per day.
- The subject is currently taking regular (or a course of) medication, prescribed (including all beta-agonists) or not (including over the counter medication or herbal remedies such as St Johns Wort). Paracetamol is an exception and will be permitted at daily doses of up to 4g following the first dose of investigational product.
- The subject has tested positive for hepatitis C antibody or hepatitis B surface antigen.
- The subject has tested positive for HIV.
- The subject has a positive drugs of abuse and alcohol test.
- Donation during the study would result in >500mL of blood being donated over a 56 day period
- Subjects with structural nasal abnormalities frequent nose bleeds, Perennial Allergic Rhinitis (PAR) and Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis (SAR) unless subjects with SAR are asymptomatic and it is outside of the pollen season
- Subjects who are unable to comply with study procedures
- Subject is the Investigator or any sub-investigator, research assistant, pharmacist, study coordinator, other staff or relative thereof directly involved in the conduct of the study
- Vulnerable subjects (eg. persons kept in detention)
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00694993
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00694993
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|NCT00694993 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|June 9, 2008
|Last Updated:
|March 15, 2012
|Health Authority:
|Germany: Land Authority for Health and Social Issues
Keywords provided by GlaxoSmithKline:
Allergic rhinitis,
first time in human
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Rhinitis, Allergic
Rhinitis, Allergic, Seasonal
Nose Diseases
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Respiratory Tract Infections
Otorhinolaryngologic Diseases
Respiratory Hypersensitivity
Hypersensitivity, Immediate
Immune System Diseases
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Dr. Muhammed Khokar specializes in hematology / oncology, medical oncology, internal medicine in Princeton, West Virginia.
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13 Actors Who DGAF On Twitter
In honor of Evan Rachel ("What is it like having a penis?") Wood and Caitlin (#FreetheNipple) Stasey, let's raise a glass to those who give zero fucks. This post is NSFW because of boobs, by the way.
1. Evan Rachel Wood
This week, Evan Rachel Wood picked up her Twitter mic to protest the Supreme Court's decision to allow employers to refuse to pay for contraception if they object to it on religious grounds. She came up with a mantra.
When people argued with her, she went back to the mantra.
You get it.
Wood tweets frequently, often engaging in political discussions. If she has a pet issue, though, it's LGBT rights and particularly bisexual visibility. Also, she loves Katherine Moennig (Shane from The L Word).
Like, loves.
A lot of times famous people don't tweet or talk in general about other famous people, I've noticed. But not Wood. (I like it.)
2. Caitlin Stasey
Pet issue: Feminist concerns in general, but also LGBT ones. And sex positivity as a whole. Recently, however, the co-star of The CW's Reign, has gotten very specific: #FreetheNipple.
She posted this, and has also been RTing women who @ her pictures of themselves topless.
And this is now her Twitter avatar.
3. Alec Baldwin
Pet issue: Rage. Too many tweets to mention, but this since-deleted tweet was part of a legendary Baldwinian rant last summer.
4. Martha Plimpton
Pet issue: Reproductive rights (loves them). Plimpton's feed is mostly politics, particularly this week. She often engages with fellow tweeters and thinks people "reveal their stupidity over time." Here is her current Twitter avatar:
5. Patricia Heaton
Pet issue: Abortion (hates it!), but conservative causes in general.
6. Joshua Malina
Pet issue: Trolling. Particularly Mike Tyson!
7. Adam Baldwin
Pet issue: Hating Obama
But he's also an active tweeter about and retweeter of just about all rightwing causes (and causes célèbres).
8. Lena Headey
Headey is not a political tweeter, but she does like to traffic in Game of Thrones spoilers and foilers. No: She's just kind of funny and random.
9. Lucas Neff
Neff, who dates Caitlin Stasey, is also a feminist.
He is a leftwing generalist, though.
10. Nancy Lee Grahn
Pet issue: Grahn, who plays a lawyer on General Hospital, especially likes to weigh in on legal matters.
This one cheered on Katie Holmes during her anti-Tom Cruise uprising.
As did this one (about Dennis Wasser, a big Hollywood divorce attorney):
And then this tweet was from this week.
11. Jason Biggs
Pet issue: Dirty sex stuff.
12. Patton Oswalt
Pet issue: Rape (against)
And rape jokes (was for them).
But then he changed his mind!
13. Roseanne Barr
Pet issue: So many, but if I had to choose one… Israel.
It's her constant.
She's willing to serve, though.
But recently, she has added Shailene Woodley to her repertoire.
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Don't look now, but Julio Teheran has arrived.
In his first 16.0 innings of 2013, Teheran surrendered 13 earned runs.
Since then, the Colombian dynamo and former Braves prospect has posted an ERA of 2.38 over 19 starts and 121.0 innings, according to Baseball-Reference.
In the process, Teheran has elevated himself from No. 5 starter to probable Game Two starter of the NLDS behind ace Mike Minor.
He's demonstrated consistency, poise and even moxie, intentionally beaning Bryce Harper last week, video courtesy of Yahoo! Sports.
Interestingly enough, former prospect Alex Wood now finds himself in position to possibly make the playoff rotation, needing to beat out Kris Medlen and Paul Maholm for the No. 4 spot. The battle for the playoff rotation will be one of the most intriguing storylines down the stretch for Atlanta, which finds itself in a position to possibly end the year with baseball's best record.
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We recently had an issue where our CI build broke over the weekend.
We used git bisect to figure out where the problem occurred.
We wrote a cucumber feature (feature/path/to/is_it_fixed.feature) that worked on Friday and fails today.
We start by setting up git bisect:
git bisect GOOD BAD
Where GOOD is the git SHA from last Friday and BAD is this morning's SHA.
Then we created a shell script that will setup the environment and run the feature:
#!/bin/bash set -e git checkout . rake db:drop rake db:create rake db:migrate rake db:test:prepare cucumber feature/path/to/is_it_fixed.feature:20 -r features
We then run this command with the following:
git bisect run /path/to/shell/script.sh
This will then automatically keep running until it finds the SHA that breaks that feature. At the end of the run, it helpfully prints "SHA __ caused the issue".
Very cool.
Yeah, git bisect is definitely nice. The main gotcha I know of is that "git bisect run" will get confused if a commit makes the test fail for a reason unrelated to the problem you are trying to track down. To avoid this, I sometimes run the test manually and explicitly say "git bisect good" or "git bisect bad" at each step (so I can look at the test output and make sure it is failing in the expected way, or "git bisect skip" if it is not able to run well enough to test the thing I am looking for).


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Aromas: Opens with dark cherries, cola nut, purple plum and a sweet spiciness. As the wine breathes, earthy tones emerge, giving way to sweet black cherry and smoky accents. Flavors: Sweet cherry and tangy current notes lead the palate to flavors of berries, pomegranates and mushrooms. Smoky oak and spice combine with elegant tannins to stretch the mid palate, ending in a luscious finish. The balanced acidity and tannin structure allow this wine to be enjoyed on its own or with a wide array of foods.
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The 2007 Winner's Circle Pinot Noir is a blend of some of the Central Coast's finest vineyards: Santa Rita Hills in Santa Barbara County, the Cal Poly Ranch in San Luis Obispo County, and the Olson Ranch in Monterey County's Santa Lucia Highlands. Each lot imparts its own unique flavors, creating a synergistic, well-balanced and complex wine. Layers of complementary fruit and earthy aromas give this wine a nice structure, while the silky tannins create a rich mid-palate and a clean finish. The wine was aged for about 10 months in a mix or new and old French oak barrels from the Troncais region.


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I'm talking all white cuffie, Cartiers and a Lions fitted
I used to want a huffy and to try and get it
I was cutting grass like a motherfucker, I admit it
That humidity was literally heavy
In the wrong place get chased like Chevy
Niggas broke like levees, and they talking 'bout the finer things?
My celly steady he get his calls from a lot of queens
I'm by the book, botta-boom botta-bing
A lot of kings, a lot of rooks, ain't no pawns on my team
Stay calm in between, this shit is a balance beam
One hand wash the other
A suntan cutie came to me and was like "Damn, Mike no wonder
You must have switched cribs, I ain't seen you all summer though"
Damn baby if you want to know
I got the same phone number and trees if you want to smoke
[Hook: Latif]
The way it's coming out I'm feeling like it's going to be a summer song
So why don't you go ahead, turn it up, put one in the air or something
A pair of fresh J's, Cartiers, throw them in the carry on
(Feel the warm, feel the breeze) Summer, summer, summer song
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The artist's solo debut, the set features a whopping 25 tracks' worth of original records and skits from the Windy City mainstay.
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When the UDI Task Sequence finishes, a final "Deployment Complete" window is shown with three tabs (Welcome, Deployment Summary and Applications Installed) and a Start Windows button at the bottom. When I click on the "Applications Installed" tab, all applications have a yellow warning indicating "Install State Unknown" even though every application installs successfully without any errors in the logs. Also there is no SuccessOrFailureCode shown when expanding each application. These same applications install fine via normal deployments (post imaging) and using standard Task Sequences (Install Application step).
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Exact same issue here. Using MDT 2013 Update 2 and SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 CU3. Rebuilt the UDI wizard in case there have been changes since 2013 Update 1 but still getting the same problem. Although for some reason my powershell script to install Java 7 does report successful (it is an Application not a package). The worst part is that some apps aren't installing successfully, so my technicians have to check each deployed workstation to make sure the apps they expected to have installed made it.
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If the descent from feast into famine is never less than traumatic, the return journey sometimes throws up difficulties of its own. Stuart Lancaster's reward for an excellent England display in the opening Test against the All Blacks, who were shaken to their bootlaces at Eden Park before stirring themselves sufficiently to claim a late 20-15 victory they scarcely merited, is the most sensitive selection of his two-and-a-half-year tour of duty at the head of the national team. Should he get it wrong, there is no telling how wounding the consequences might be.
On the face of it, he should feel like a kid in a sweet shop. Some of those who manned the barricades with a passion at the most forbidding venue in the world game – the centre Kyle Eastmond and the outside-half Freddie Burns, the hooker Rob Webber and the blind-side flanker James Haskell – were third-choice players at best, although their stock has just risen sharply. Watching from the stand, jet-lagged in theory if not in reality, were a bunch of first-choice late arrivals now under consideration for the meeting in Dunedin this coming Saturday. Luther Burrell, Owen Farrell, Dylan Hartley, Courtney Lawes, Tom Wood, Billy Vunipola… these are players of serious stature, "automatics" rather than mere "alternatives".
Throw in a couple of walking wounded who expect to be moving a whole lot quicker over the next couple of days – the midfielder Billy Twelvetrees, the scrum-half Danny Care – and the question is an obvious one: how in God's name does Lancaster strike a balance between loyalty to those who performed so well in the Six Nations before missing the Eden Park contest through no fault of their own, and proper recognition of those who filled in so effectively? It is a conundrum, to be sure.
Having gone from a skeleton staff to a cast of thousands in the space of a week, Lancaster finds himself in the most delicate of situations. Wholesale changes of the kind most members of the union cognoscenti anticipated prior to Saturday's match will require no justification if England square the series in the South Island and head for Hamilton with their eyes set on a very great prize indeed. But if the coach performs major surgery on his starting combination – a move that will inevitably leave some of his charges feeling short-changed – and then sees the team produce an inferior display against opponents who fully intend to raise the level of their own game, the critics will have plenty to say for themselves.
New Zealand 20 England 15: Player ratings
New Zealand 20 England 15: Player ratings
1/29 Israel Dagg 5
Not his best performance by a long way, as he couldn't cope with the onslaught of high balls put on him by Burns. Hauled off after 54 minutes and was visibly disappointed.
2/29 Ben Smith 6
Kept quiet by England's exemplary defence, and was rather starved of ball. Best chances came on the counter.
3/29 Conrad Smith 7
The match-winner did the basics to a high standard as always and his defence was solid. Knew he was in when he crept over in the dying minutes.
4/29 Ma'a Nonu 5
One powerful run into Burns was never really built on, and he was strangely subdued until he was replaced with 20 minutes to go.
5/29 Corey Jane 7
Looked to capitalise on any chance he got, and was lively down the left wing. His early chip forward nearly put in Dagg for the opening try, and was the better of the two wings.
6/29 Aaron Cruden 6
100 per cent penalty record, although he missed the touchline conversion late on. Tactical kicking was spot on as he tried to pin back England, but didn't spark much in attack.
7/29 Aaron Smith 7
Kept England's back-row on their toes with a couple breaks catching out Haskell and leading to chances for the All Blacks.
8/29 Tony Woodcock 5
Didn't really make an impact and lost out in the battle with Wilson in the scrum. All Blacks were notably more stable following his departure.
9/29 Dan Coles 6
Has bulked up this season and his defence benefitted with some big tackles, but will be annoyed that one lost line-out blighted his record.
10/29 Owen Franks 6
Had a tough day in taking on Marler, but coped well and was a force in defence.
11/29 Sam Whitelock 4
Went missing on Saturday, with the lock having no effect in carrying the ball and conceding a penalty from which Burns converted. Will look to improve next week.
12/29 Brodie Retallick 7
His comments before the game nearly came back to haunt him before Smith saved the day. Showed good pace to sprint through the England defence late on and set-up the platform for the match-winning try.
13/29 Liam Messam 6
Was physically imposing especially on the England back-line, but non-existent with the ball in hand.
14/29 Richie McCaw 6
Popped up everywhere as always but uncharacteristically missed three tackles. A hard day's work and will be more relieved than any to get the win.
15/29 Jerome Kaino 8
Outstanding on his return to the New Zealand side after a spell in Japan, and a number of England players will be feeling the effects of his all-out defence in the morning.
16/29 Best off the bench: Wyatt Crockett 7
Steadied a New Zealand pack that was starting to fade quickly in the second-half. Nullified England's scrum advantage.
17/29 Mike Brown 7
Made a few uncharacteristic handling errors early on, but grew into the game and by the end was back to his counter-attacking best.
18/29 Marland Yarde 6
Kept quiet and wasn't able to capitalise on few chances that came his way. Can't be blamed for late yellow after sprint back to tackle a charging Retallick.
19/29 Manu Tuilagi 7
Came alive in the second half that saw one run beat four flailing defenders. Made the most of a fortuitous charge down in the first half.
20/29 Kyle Eastmond 6
Second-half break nearly led to a try for England. Coped well in his biggest game of his young career.
21/29 Jonny May 6
Backed himself to beat the All Blacks' defence when he got his hands on the ball, but will do well to hold onto his shirt next week with Chris Ashton available.
22/29 Freddie Burns 8
Started brilliantly and his peppering of high kicks onto full-back Israel Dagg was a key reason in England's early success. 100 per cent from the tee helped England's cause.
23/29 Ben Youngs 7
Provided good ball for the first 50 minutes but appeared to tire thereafter. Box-kicking was good, but will face a task to make the 23 next week if Care recovers.
24/29 Joe Marler
Stepped up in the absence of Mako Vunipola and was a rock in the front-row. His full 80 minute showing showed his importance to the pack.
25/29 Rob Webber 7
Very good at the line-out as he clicked with Parling, but could have done with upping his work rate around the park. Still, a good showing.
26/29 David Wilson 6
Started to take the game to Woodcock in the second half in the scrum that saw his opposite man replaced, but three handling errors blighted his game.
27/29 Chris Robshaw 7
For once outshone in the England back-row, but his renowned work rate and commitment were still there to see. Showed lovely hands at time and linked well between the forwards and the back.
28/29 Ben Morgan 8
Billy Vunipola's absence wasn't missed as Morgan enjoyed a tremendous game. Ran hard and tackled very well, with a 30m break from his own try line typical of his performance.
29/29 Best off the bench: Danny Cipriani 6
A welcome return to the international stage for the fly-half, who showed quick feet to break the line to win a penalty, which he duly converted.
"This is a very tough selection position to be in, but it's good for us in lots of ways," the coach said yesterday, positive as ever. "The time you feel apprehensive in picking a team is when someone comes in from a long way outside the squad and you think, 'Actually, he's really not up to speed'. That's not the case here, but there are difficult calls to be made: the fact that Ben Morgan was very effective for us at No 8 at Eden Park has to be set against Billy Vunipola's contribution over the season; Kyle Eastmond was excellent on Saturday, while Billy Twelvetrees was excellent through the Six Nations; Manu Tuilagi played really well at the weekend, but so has Luther Burrell since he's been with us."
Twenty-four hours after this painfully late, exasperatingly narrow defeat – but for a couple of glaring errors at the last knockings and a fistful of dodgy calls from the referee Nigel Owens, the tourists might easily have become the first side in two decades to drive the All Blacks out of their spiritual home – Lancaster spoke a good deal about the "bigger picture", by which he meant the continuing process of building a squad capable of regaining the World Cup in a little over a year's time.
And you could see his point. It is worth reiterating that England fielded only five first-choice players at the weekend, with enforced changes in every area of the side, yet were holding the All Blacks at 15 apiece until Conrad Smith, that modern master of an outside centre, scored a try in the right corner with less than three minutes remaining – a decisive intervention from a midfielder blessed with a rare and refined rugby intelligence. This was no mean achievement from a side widely expected to lose by 20 points or more.
The fact that Burns, whose undoubted gifts as an outside-half playmaker were practically invisible during the second half of a depressingly unproductive season at Gloucester, rose to the occasion as well as he did confirmed Lancaster in his long-held belief that the West Countryman has the capacity to operate at the highest level. It was the sharpness of Burns' passing that allowed Eastmond, so often dismissed as a poor man's Jason Robinson, to show the best of himself with a combination of clever footwork and geometrically precise running angles: a cross, if you like, between Fred Astaire and Euclid. Together with Tuilagi, whose bowling-ball qualities were much in evidence, they lost nothing to the New Zealand combination of Aaron Cruden, Ma'a Nonu and Smith.
There was also plenty to admire from the inexperienced but aggressively combative Webber and the eye-catchingly accomplished Geoff Parling, who struck up a potent line-out partnership with his hooker and generally performed at Lions Test pitch on his return to the engine room. As for the back-row unit, neither Morgan nor James Haskell was far off the standard set by the captain Chris Robshaw, who, not for the first time, force-fed his critics with barely digestible helpings of their own words.
All of which would have been more gratifying still had England actually won the game – which, it is worth remembering, they didn't. It sounds harsh, but by allowing an opportunity as enticing as it was unexpected to slip through their fingers, they have left themselves in the same place as so many other, markedly inferior red-rose vintages: one Test down and 80 minutes from oblivion.
It is a moment for cool assessment, inspired selection and extremely sympathetic man-management.
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15 - This was New Zealand's 15th consecutive victory – their record is 17
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I just got the new D600 with the 24-85 Kit Lens. I do street photography.
I want to set the camera up so that my focus point in the viewfinder is one point exactly in the middle that stays put.
I would like to know if and how I can set the camera up so that when I center my subject in the viewfinder and press the shutter release 1/2 way down the camera will quickly focus and beep to confirm, the focus point will also light up to confirm that that is indeed the area on which the lens is focused, so that I can then recompose and release the shutter.
If this is possible how do I change these settings? This is my first decent DSLR and I am a little out of my depth.
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