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Still unable to install zune software...
I've been unable to install the zune software on my laptop for quite some time. As you can imagine, it's fairly aggravating having an MP3 player that can not be updated with new material.
My problems began when I decided to install the zune software on an external hard drive. I soon discovered that this was a horrible idea; the software was giving me all sorts of errors so I decided to uninstall it. This was a few months ago, so the details are pretty vague, but I'm pretty sure I was unable to properly uninstall it, so I just wiped the external hard drive.
When I tried to install the software without the external hard drive, I got a message that the software was already up to date. Bah...
Anyway, the program was not listed in the control panel anymore, so I tried using CCleaner to delete client registry errors. It did get rid of some things that were left over from the installation, but when I tried to install the zune software I got the same message.
I figured I would just wait until the next software update was available so that the message would have to change. Now that the software finally has been updated, I'm getting a new message - it's telling me that the path I have chosen is invalid, because it thinks I'm still trying to install the software to the external drive, which is currently not plugged in. There is no option to change the path.
If I do plug the drive in and try to install the software, it actually shows a progress bar, but gets an error message when the bar reaches 100%.
When I looked around various forums a while back, I noticed that other people who tried to install to external drives had similar problems. I don't think anyone had a solution.
Does anyone here have a suggestion? The Zune HD is a pretty nice player until you run into stupid microsoft problems like this.
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Not sure what exactly what is causing your problem, but If I was in your shoes I would try searching the registry (using regedit, press CTRL+F once it's open) for any remnants of the zune software. Then search the hard drive for files left over from the zune software. Try installing the software again at this point. If you still get an error you can use a virtual machine as a last resort w/ Virtualbox or equivalent.
Thank you for the advice. Admittedly, I don't really know what I'm doing here; by using ctrl f to search for zune in regedit, I'm finding lots of things that pertain to zune in some way.
Do I just want to delete all of these... and how exactly do I go about doing that? When I try to delete the specific things within regedit, I get a message that says "Unable to delete all specified values." Maybe I shouldn't be deleting things that way, or even deleting things at all?
Sorry that I'm so confused about all of this; I've never really had to do anything like it before now.
Check out this thread and see if this works for you: http://forums.zune.net/622987/ShowPost.aspx
Well that is simply amazing; it worked!
I downloaded the windows cleanup utility thing from a shady-looking website, and when I read the readme it seemed like the program had never been optimized for 64-bit machines, let-alone recent operating systems.
But somehow, it managed to fix a seemingly unsolvable problem. Thank you so much for the suggestion!
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Waiting for the Machine
Godot and Guffman got nothin' on the MACHINE.
Nothin'. Nada. ZE-RO.
Which is why waiting is so hard. Sure, we all knew the day would come when Albert Pujols would reach free agency and have the opportunity to test the free agent market — a market that would surely reward him with a plus $30 million a year contract. But we've also known that his underlying, true desire is to remain a Redbird. For life. To work it out.
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I can't take it, dear readers! It's too disturbing an unknown to just let it be and hope for the best, especially now that a timely gauntlet the size of Barry Bonds' forehead has been thrown down. To be honest, until a deal has been struck and Albert's mug is securely tied to the birds on the bat forever and ever, I probably won't get much non-beer-aided sleep.
My feelings that Bill DeWitt and John Mozeliak would not have offered Matt Holliday the sort of contract he received unless they had a plan for re-signing Pujols longterm remain intact. No front office would be so stupid as to waste Albert's money on a guy who dropped the 2009 NLDS ball. I think.
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I'll KILL!!!!!!!!!
Excuse me. Sorry. Won't happen again (today).
Of course, I'm no dummy. And I do realize that signing Albert to the kind of multi-year contract his ability commands would probably bankrupt the team's flexibility to build a solid supporting cast around him in the future… but I, like many naive Cardinal maniacs out there, still cling to the idea that Albert would be hip to such a situation and be an active part in deferring funds so that a full team could be assembled, to win.
'Cuz after all, that's what Albert really wants.
He wants to win.
And so do I.
Unfortunately, I won't be able to concentrate on that desire until this contract situation is over.
You have 27 days, boys. 27 days.
Get 'er done.
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Albert Pujols is definitely a true Cardinal. I think the reason why it's taking so long to work something out is all of the reasons that you mentioned. Pay him $30 Million a year and there isn't much money left for other players. Unless he is willing to give St. Louis a home town discount, the Cardinals may be hesitant to extend his contract. It is certainly a sticky situation and there are no easy answers to be sure, but in the end, I m sure it will all get worked out. Like you said, King Albert wants to win above all else and I think he will accomodate the Redbirds. Besides, the Cubs / Cardinals rivalry wouldn't be the same without Pujols. Even as a Cubs' fan, I have to admit that he is the greatest player on the planet, hands down. Good luck with that! And, uh, try to get some sleep. It'll be alright.
Actually the Cardinals aren't locked into too much salary after the 2011 season. Without Albert they are sitting at about 90 million, it's not a crazy amount and gives room for the Cards to go 25-30 million on Pujols. In 2010 they were at $113M.
I asked the question on another blog if they felt Albert Pujols might be the MLB's first $ 30 million dollar man.
Then I stepped back a hair and remembered what he means to the St Louis community both as an inspiration and a cult hero for so many.
Then I remember him pounding the ball off Big Mac-land and wondering if he can top his last 5 years, or will he never slow down until his own Kryptonite is found.
I suppose a home-town discount might be in order so he doesn't bankruptany moves to keep pieces in place to contend with him for a NL Central crown….$30 million dollars is coming for a player.
It might be Pujols, I can think of no one else in baseball more deserving of the mark.
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If I'm DeWitt or Mozeliak, I go in to the meeting with Pujols and ask, "what do you want?" Then I say, "You got it!". End of story. I think he will sign before long and I normally want players to stay with their team that they began their career with if at all possible. However, there is a part of me that would love to see him become a free agent and sign with the Cubs. I know it's not happening, but he's the best player in baseball. Who wouldn't want him?!?!
Diehard — I'm trying… though I've exhausted the sleep-aid market😉
Russel — Might not be locked in, no, but how can we resign Wainwright and/or Carp if most of the team's budget goes to pay Albert and Holliday? Just won't work in the 'Lou without some compromise on both sides.
RR — Last year was sort of a down year for him… and if that's all he has left, I'll take it every year no question.
Ron — I wish it were that easy… still, if I were DeWitt, this would be over already!
I can't see him in another uniform and they won't let him leave.
No home town discount. Why should Pujols have to do that? The Cardinals should pay him whatever he wants. He's the best player in the game.
While I agree with you in principle, Jane, if we do pay him what the best player in the game deserves, there won't be any money left to pay anyone else of decent talent on the team. St. Louis isn't the Bronx, Boston or L.A. They're on a budget.
Unlike the case with Godot, I'm sure you won't be waiting forever with no results on this one…and school children won't be tortured with AP exam questions on the subject either, LOL. I just can't picture Pujols in any other uniform and, ultimately, I don't think he wants to wear any other uniform. This is likely to be drawn out until hours before Spring Training, so no one will blame you if you stock up on 80 proof sleep aids, but I think you'll be happy in the end.
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Kristen — As long as I get that happy ending (double entendre anyone?) I will try to focus and chill out… like you mention, at least he ain't Godot.


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Forget Joe Johnson. I hope we don't sign him. Or at least don't sign him to the money he wants. The fact that he can't lead a much more talented Hawk's team past the Bucks minus their best player is reason to pass on this guy. I would sign him for $10-12 mil. No way is this guy worth a max, or close to max, contract.
And Jennings was a major miss by us.
If they lose to the Bucks, we should be on the phone to J Smooth. Offer D Lee, get Smith the All Star nod he deserves.
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I don't think it's Joe Johnson's fault that the Hawks are down 3-2 to the Bucks.
Jamal Crawford and Mike Bibby have not been playing up to par.
Plus, Johnson has never been the type of player to take over at any given time. He usually scores 20-25 points, and every once in awhile, he has a 30+ point game. The talent he's surrounded with makes him look better than he really is. If Dwyane Wade had the talent the Hawks have, they would be the favorites to win the East.
The Hawks still have a chance to win this series. Game 6 will be just as much win or go home for the Bucks as it is for the Hawks. I don't think the Bucks want to try and beat the Hawks in Atlanta, in game 7, so it's do or die for both teams.
I like Johnson and Lee on this team with a center that can block shots and rebound, we would make the playoffs atleast.
We should not forget him, but use him as a plan B or plan C if everyone signs somewhere else.
"The Knicks are back" - Amare
He is like David Lee. A good player, an All-Star, but not the team leader to take over games. I would sign him for $11-12 mil (close to what Lee is worth). Definitely not close to a max contract, which is what he wants.
If we pay Lee $13-14 mil and Johnson $15-16 mil this offseason, we severly overpaid and wasted our money.
Agreed. Lee isn't worth that and Johnson isn't worth a max contract.
Let's keep in mind that Johnson isn't a superstar in the sense that he's the major player on his team - one could even argue that he isn't even the major player on his team! I would even say that the Hawks owe their success more to the presence of Jamal Crawford off the bench and their strong presence inside the paint with Horford and Smith over Johnson's scoring in the backcourt - Johnson is a #2 player, he's not a max player, and he's not a franchise player.
Joe Johnson = H20 2.0
No thanks! I'll pass on him!
Agreed. But nobody should be surprised if our plans go SNAFU and we overpay bigtime (Lee. JJ.)
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If we were to blow our load on this squad I wouldn't puke. Supremely deep and it'd be fun. Don't know about it being finals materials tho...let alone right away.
We can't think too big.
We can't think about being a finals team when our team has been the absolute joke of the NBA for the past nine years. We can think about being a team built to win it all when we, you know, make the playoffs a few times and get our organization some postseason experience we've been lacking for the past decade
The only way we get a champ team is if we get Lebron or D Wade by some miracle this off season, sign another big name...then use Eddy Curry's contract for another decent player to a team that wants to shed cap space.
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Well the Hawks escaped the Bucks. Johnson had a forgettable 4-14 8 pt game. But if he does well against the Magic, and the Hawks give them a tough time, he'll probably get a max contract from someone.
My thoughts exactly. Joe Johnson was pretty much a non-factor in the Hawks' series clinching win - that's NOT the type of player that I want on our team for a max contract. I feel the Hawks owe their success more to strong paint play from Al Horford and Josh Smith and explosive scoring from Jamal Crawford off the bench than they do Joe Johnson, but that might just be me


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my guess on this is that its a gen on obito, the kakashi we see is the same as the one he saw last, with the cut mask and no headban.
Maybe Kakashi or Rin are under a Genjutsu?
I really doubt it is a zetsu clone due to the fact the eyes were linked, obito could see through kakashi's sharingan.
Most likely Rin was under someones control and kakashi had no other choice but to kill her, or she turned on Konoha.
Or another guess which is probably way off, what if Rin is actually a zetsu clone and she is still alive, or killed by madara later on?
He wasn't wearing his headband when Obito was crushed by the rocks either. Nor at his fight at the bridge when he was named "Sharigan Kakashi" or "Hero with the sharigan". Anyway, that had to have been the real Kakashi. Obito was able to see what Kakashi was seeing through the eye Obito gave him. That is proof right there.
Last edited by Zato; 10-06-2012 at 09:52 PM.
Dude ಠ_ಠ,Obito was able to see with his left eye ,which is in Kakashi's eye socket ,Zetsu can't copy an eye from another person, imagine there were together (Obito ,Kakashi and Zetsu clone Kakashi) is Obito then suppost to have tree images in his head ?
To be clear ,it was Kakashi (for now ,we shall see more in the next chapter)
Not trolling ,just explaning simple logic
I dont think he was a clone cause u know how
kakashi and obitos eyes are connected, obito saw what kakashi saw when he pierced rin.
I havent read all of the Gaiden chapter but did Kakashi say that Rin died on the battlefield?
Could it possibly be that That young rin was a Zetsu Clone, Kakashi killed him, but Tobi will leave before the Young Rin transforms back?
Originally Posted by SasukeUchiha910
rin was evil maybe or something
Yeah. I think Rin was a agent for the mist.
Originally Posted by YamiSenju
Yeah. I think Rin was a agent for the mist.
... maybe ...
Why would a Zetsu clone cry?
Originally Posted by NarutoFan20
Explain why he didn't have it in chapter 604 last page?
Sorry to burst ur bubbles but it was the real kakashi, may have been a false rin though. I'll explain, on his way to the battle remember Obito was seeing images of Rin bleeding out the mouth, it's b/c Obito's & Kakashi's eyes are linked basically & so Obito see's images from the eye he gave kakashi. Point is Zetsu cannot copy or make Sharingan. lol headbands fall off in battle period.
or maybe it just fell off
Remeber that Zetsu records all the battles that has ever happened.....
You're thinking way too much into this. Its most likely just a coincidence. but i guess it was pretty cool how you noticed it.
intresting point there. I guess in time we will find out what happened. I mean kakashi must know so itll be intresting to hear his side of story.
It couldn't possibly be a zetsu clone. Think about it, to clone people Zetsu has to come into contact with them. Im pretty sure Kakashi would remember a ****ing walking venus flytrap touching him at some point. I think its just coincidence and his headband fell off in the heat of battle
i think madara used zetsu to trick obito
Originally Posted by Odemgee
I think it is more likely that rin would be the Zetsu. During the Kakashi Gaidan chapter when rin was captured Obito mentioned that Rin's chakra was different, http://www.narutobase.net/manga/Naruto/243/5
but not knowing about Zetsu at the time just wrote it off as rin being under some kind of genjutsu, and since she was held captive right at madra's door step they could have made the switch there. I know it say that the Zetsu clone supposedly copy's the person right down the there chakra it could be possible that the sharingan can still see through it (just like Naruto can tell while he is in nine tails chakra mode)
hence Obito noticing Rin's chakra was different while she was captured. So kakashi could have finally relized later on that that wasn't the real rin and killed her.
This makes sense! Either way something is fishy because they both are in the same physical condition as they were when obito "died". I'm sure they've cleaned up and gotten a new pair of threads by now lol.
ok just wanted to say all this thread has is useless it is kakashi cause zetsu cant duplicate sharigans and obito momentary sees rin get struck down with his removed eye (what kakashi is seeing) which means it is his eye and he does it end of zetsu bulllshit with kakashi im thinking zetsu copied rin and did bad stuff and then let the real rin take the fall
neji kisame zetsu clones had their head bands zetsu clones can copy the head band to
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Implementing EJB inheritance is not straightforward. In my previous article,
I described a technique to implant inheritance into entity bean objects,
by emulating inheritance-like behavior in some areas. These areas are
create and
postCreate methods,
home methods,
finder and
ejbSelect methods.
I must admit, hacking inheritance behavior into these methods is not
natural. This is especially true for the
finder and
ejbSelect methods,
which don't behave polymorphically. In other words, finding objects of the base
class doesn't fetch objects of subclasses. I have shown you how to work
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locate methods.
locate method must know the following in order to perform its duty:
finder and
ejbSelect methods that are associated with the invoked query.
The two first items are simple; either you know this information or you will find out. The last item is not so simple to grasp.
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EJB Free and Open Source Tools Summary
EJB Inheritance, Part 4
EJB Inheritance, Part 3
EJB Inheritance, Part 1
Table mapping is the action of connecting in-memory objects to database tables. In the case of entity beans, we're mapping the bean's fields to table columns. In the EJB world, table mapping is not standard at all. Vendors implement this differently.
Yet there are general trends, or options, to map a hierarchy of entity objects to database tables. Choosing which option works for you depends on:
Now let's explore the various options.
There are three different ways to map a hierarchy of EJBs to a database (that I'm aware of):
Table 1 offers a summary of the three table mapping options, and their characteristics:
Table 1. Table mapping options, characteristics
|Number of tables
|One per class
|One per class
|Repeated columns?
|"Category" column?
Let's explore each table mapping alternative, mention how they are used in our RTM example, and provide code that supports them. We'll also discuss when each alternative is appropriate.
Horizontal mapping was covered in the first article of this series. The database schema is composed of disconnect tables, one for each class. This diagram illustrates the database schema used in our RTM example:
Figure 1. Horizontal mapping database schema
As mentioned in part one of this series,
the code for
locate methods follows this logic:
For a
locate method returning a single object, find the object in
the current bean using its
finder. If no object was found, try in each
subclass until it is found.
For a
locate method returning multiple objects, create a list to
accumulate the results. Find the objects in the current bean and add them
to the list. Find or locate the objects in each subclass and add them to
the list.
Refer to the first article for the source code snippets (the methods
ejbHomeLocateAll()). This code is also included in the zip file for this article.
NOTE: One thing I forgot to mention in the previous article: it makes
more sense to use the subclasses'
locate methods to recursively go through
the whole hierarchy, instead of using
finders. In my examples, subclasses
didn't need any
locate methods because they were "leaves" in that hierarchy.
But it may be a good idea to write
locate methods for all classes, even
for those "leaf" classes. Such
locate methods would just call the
directly. This is done for consistency, but also, if new classes are added
under a "leaf" class, you won't have to modify its base class.
Assessment: This is the most portable way to implement EJB inheritance, with the simplest table-mapping configuration.
Vertical table mapping is similar to horizontal table mapping, except columns are not repeated. Instead, inherited fields are stored as a row of the "base table," and other fields of the subclass are stored in a related row of the "subclass table." Here's a diagram that illustrates this statement, for the RTM example application:
Figure 2. Vertical mapping database schema
Applying this to your application server requires applying the aggregate entity pattern. Certain application servers do supply a way to implement this pattern; WebLogic Server 7 has a feature called "multiple table mapping," with which a single entity maps to fields coming from two or more related tables. The example I wrote uses this feature.
In the previous diagram, there's a one-to-one relationship between the
"base table" and the "subclass tables." The cardinality is 0 or 1 on the
side of the base table. In other words, there may be rows of
with no related rows in
GOLD_CUSTOMER or
This is how we represent an object of the base class.
The foreign key is placed in the subclass table, and serves also as
the key. When dealing with an object of the subclass type, there has to
be a corresponding row in the base table and in the subclass table.
For example, a gold customer would have a row in
GOLD_CUSTOMER and a related
row in
BASE_CUSTOMER. To access data from the subclasses' tables, use a
right-join. What does that mean? For example, to retrieve a gold customer,
we will look in the table
GOLD_CUSTOMER first, and then only if rows are
found, will we look in the
BASE_CUSTOMER table.
It is out of the scope of this article to talk about how multiple table mapping or aggregate entity features work in such and such application server. To see an example for WebLogic Server 7, look at the source code provided with this article. Once this step is completed, you are ready to write some code.
The logic in the
locate or
ejbLocate methods
(and even some
home methods)
must change a bit, compared to horizontal mapping. This is due to the fact
that finding a "subclass" entity bean using a given primary key will return
a row when looking in its base class' table. For example, imagine a gold
customer with primary key "G3." Finding this key in the base class will
return a result, although "G3" is not a regular customer.
To fix this problem, all we need to do is to invert the steps (look in subclasses first, and then in the base class), and then check for duplicates:
For a
locate method returning a single object, find the object in
each subclass (using the right finder or locate method each time) until
it is found. If no object was found, try in the current bean.
For a locate method returning multiple objects, create a list to accumulate the results. Find or locate the objects in each subclass and add them to the list. At the end, find the objects in the current bean and add them to the list, but only if objects with the same primary keys are not already in the list.
Let's see how this is done in the RTM system.
Example 1. Implementing the locate method for a single customer, using vertical table mapping
public BaseCustomer ejbHomeLocate(String customerID)
throws FinderException {
//At this point, all base EJB classes must know their EJB subclasses...
Context jndiCtx;
BaseCustomerHome bHome;
GoldCustomerHome gHome;
PlatinumCustomerHome pHome;
try {
jndiCtx = new InitialContext();
bHome = (BaseCustomerHome)ctx.getEJBLocalHome();
gHome = (GoldCustomerHome)jndiCtx.lookup("GoldCustomerEJBVertical");
pHome = (PlatinumCustomerHome)jndiCtx.lookup
} catch (NamingException e) {
throw new FinderException("Cannot obtain JNDI initial context.");
BaseCustomer b=null;
try {
b = gHome.findByPrimaryKey(customerID);
return b;
} catch (FinderException e) {
try {
b = pHome.findByPrimaryKey(customerID);
return b;
} catch (FinderException e) {
try { //Finding in the base class is done last
b = bHome.findByPrimaryKey(customerID);
return b;
} catch (FinderException e) {
throw new FinderException("Cannot find any bean with that key.");
Example 2. Implementing the locate method for all customers, using vertical table mapping
public Collection ejbHomeLocateAll() throws FinderException
Context jndiCtx;
BaseCustomerHome bHome;
GoldCustomerHome gHome;
PlatinumCustomerHome pHome;
try {
jndiCtx = new InitialContext();
bHome = (BaseCustomerHome)ctx.getEJBLocalHome();
gHome = (GoldCustomerHome)jndiCtx.lookup("GoldCustomerEJBVertical");
pHome = (PlatinumCustomerHome)jndiCtx.lookup
} catch (NamingException e) {
throw new FinderException("Cannot obtain JNDI initial context.");
//At this point, all base EJB classes must know their EJB subclasses...
Iterator ib = bHome.findAllBaseCustomers().iterator();
Iterator ig = gHome.findAllGoldCustomers().iterator();
Iterator ip = pHome.findAllPlatinumCustomers().iterator();
Hashtable h = new Hashtable(); //Storing prim-key/entity pairs
while(ig.hasNext()) {
GoldCustomer g = (GoldCustomer)ig.next();
String key = g.getCustomerID();
while(ip.hasNext()) {
PlatinumCustomer p = (PlatinumCustomer)ip.next();
String key = p.getCustomerID();
while(ib.hasNext()) {
BaseCustomer b = (BaseCustomer)ib.next();
String key = b.getCustomerID();
if(!h.containsKey(key)) { //verify the key doesn't exist yet
return new ArrayList(h.values());
Here we're using a hashtable to make sure there are no duplicates when processing the base class' query results. There are surely more effective methods, but this one works fine.
Assessment: This kind of table mapping produces a database design closer to the object-oriented equivalent, which is a good idea. But it requires a special feature of the application server, namely, "aggregate entity."
As its name indicates, one-table mapping involves a single table, including rows belonging to all classes of the hierarchy. This single table must then have a special column to specify what kind of object is being stored in the rows. This column can bear many names: category, type, kind, class, variety, brand, sort, etc.
Here's the database schema for our RTM database.
Figure 3. One-table mapping database schema
We've introduced the
Category field here, which can hold one of three
values: "B" (base customer), "G" (Gold customer), and "P" (Platinum Customer).
This field is pretty much useless in our business logic, but we still need
to declare it to code the queries, as we'll see shortly. Don't forget to
initialize this field in
ejbCreate(), for the base class and all subclasses.
BaseCustomerBean class sets the field to "B," the
class sets the field to "G," and the
PlatinumCustomerBean class sets the field to "P."
In this kind of table mapping, a single table contains all fields of
all objects in the whole hierarchy. Fields that are not used in a certain
row are simply left
null. For example, the
Charity field is not used by
base and gold customers. This technique does produce a lot of
null fields,
but it shouldn't be a problem.
locate methods for this table-mapping technique are the same as
in the horizontal mapping, so I'll skip this part.
But there is one problem introduced by this table mapping.
Finder methods
don't behave as they should. Imagine a situation where there's a regular
customer with customer ID of "123." Finding a gold customer using this same
key will return a (wrong) result! There has to be a way to filter out the
other kinds of customers when querying the database. In this example, it
would mean ignoring regular and platinum customers when finding a gold
Working around this problem is easy, in most cases. Just add a condition at the end of every EJB-QL query, like this:
EJB-QL Query for Base customers:
SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM BaseCustomerEJBOneTable AS c
WHERE c.category = 'B'
EJB-QL Query for Gold customers
SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM GoldCustomerEJBOneTable AS c
WHERE c.category = 'G'
EJB-QL Query for Platinum customers
SELECT OBJECT(c) FROM PlatinumCustomerEJBOneTable AS c
WHERE c.category = 'P'
But what about
findByPrimaryKey()? The container writes this method
for you. How do you filter out the unwanted rows? Once more, the only way
to work around this problem is to rely on a feature of your application
WebLogic Server 7 allows overwriting
using a WebLogic-QL query in weblogic-cmp-rdbms-jar.xml.
I'm using this trick in my RTM example.
Other vendors may tackle this in other ways. Some may allow manually writing
this query in ejb-jar.xml, although that may go against the specification.
Some may not support this feature at all, which makes one-table mapping
Related Reading
Enterprise JavaBeans
Assessment: This kind of table mapping is often used with a legacy database, which typically has tables with category columns. It requires that the application server provide a way to filter out the rows that are not wanted when running the queries.
I didn't invent any of this. Many products exist out there which allow us to use these three techniques (and others) when mapping database tables to hierarchies of classes. I merely applied the three techniques to the special case of entity beans, working around problems as I went.
I specifically want to credit Apple's Enterprise Object Framework (EOF) toolkit for its ingenuity in this field, which inspired me. EOF is a library and tools to map database tables to straight Java (and Objective-C) objects. The maturity of this framework, its flexibility, and its simplicity should be a model for any persistence services provider.
Also worth highlighting, WebLogic Server 7 provided me with all the features needed in order to implement my work-arounds. Kudos to BEA.
Don't get cranky if I didn't mention your favorite persistence services provider tool. I know there are others out there, I just can't explore them all in these few lines.
Next time, we'll see examples of session beans and message-driven beans that use inheritance.
Emmanuel Proulx is an expert in J2EE and Enterprise JavaBeans, and is a certified WebLogic Server 7.0 engineer. He works in the fields of telecommunications and web development.
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- Title
- WiggleZ Dark Energy Survey: cosmological neutrino mass constraint from blue high-redshift galaxies
- Author(s)
- Riemer-Sorensen, Signe; Blake, Chris; Parkinson, David; Davis, Tamara M.; Brough, Sarah; Colless, Matthew; Contreras, Carlos; Couch, Warrick; Croom, Scott; Croton, Darren; Drinkwater, Michael J.; Forster, Karl; Gilbank, David; Gladders, Mike; Glazebrook, Karl; Jelliffe, Ben; Jurek, Russell J.; Li, I-hui; Madore, Barry; Martin, D. Christopher; Pimbblet, Kevin A.; Poole, Gregory B.; Pracy, Michael; Sharp, Rob; Wisnioski, Emily; Woods, David; Wyder, Ted K.; Yee, H. K. C.
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- The absolute neutrino mass scale is currently unknown, but can be constrained by cosmology. The WiggleZ high redshift, star-forming, and blue galaxy sample offers a complementary data set to previous surveys for performing these measurements, with potentially different systematics from nonlinear structure formation, redshift-space distortions, and galaxy bias. We obtain a limit of ∑mν<0.60 eV (95% confidence) for WiggleZ+Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe. Combining with priors on the Hubble parameter and the baryon acoustic oscillation scale gives ∑mν<0.29 eV, which is the strongest neutrino mass constraint derived from spectroscopic galaxy redshift surveys.
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- Bekki, Kenji; Shioya, Yasuhiro; Couch, William J.
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- The formation and evolution of the "E+A" (also named "k+a" and "a+k" types by A. Dressler et al.) galaxies found in significant numbers in the cores of intermediate-redshift clusters has been extensively discussed by many authors. In this Letter, we model the spectral, dynamical, and morphological evolution of a prime candidate for producing this spectral signature: a dusty starburst associated with a major galaxy merger. We show that as this system evolves dynamically, its spectral type changes from an "e(a)" type (exhibiting strong Hδ absorption and modest [O II] emission—the identifying features of local dusty starburst galaxies) to a k+a type and then finally to a passive "k" type. This result shows that galaxies with an e(a) spectral type can be precursors to the k+a systems and that dynamical evolution greatly controls the spectral evolution in these merger cases. Our simulations also show that a merger with very high infrared luminosity (LIR > 1011 Lsun) is more likely to show an e(a) spectrum, which implies that spectral types can be correlated with infrared fluxes in dusty starburst galaxies. With these results, we discuss the origin of the evolution of k+a/a+k galaxies in distant clusters and the role merging is likely to have.
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- The Astrophysical Journal Letters, Vol. 547, no. 1 (Jan 2001), pp. L17-L20
- Publication year
- 2001
- FOR Code(s)
- 0201 Astronomical and Space Sciences; 0305 Organic Chemistry; 0306 Physical Chemistry (Incl. Structural)
- Keyword(s)
- Galaxies: clusters: general; Galaxies: elliptical and lenticular, cD; Galaxies: formation; Galaxies: interactions; Galaxies: ISM
- Publisher
- University of Chicago Press
- Publisher URL
- Copyright
- Copyright © 2001 The American Astronomical Society. All rights reserved.
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Dr. Joseph Acey Cooper, a prominent cattleman of Kenna and a homesteader to the area, was buried in the Kenna Cemetery after his sudden death the previous Sunday. His family homesteaded in Kenna in 1906 after moving from Pickton, Texas. He eventually turned to ranching and became one of Roosevelt County's most prosperous ranchers.
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Former Belpre resident offers coupon advice on Web
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Former Belpre resident Lisa Craven draws attention every time she checks out at the supermarket.
Craven's scene happens at the register, where stacks of coupons translate into dollars saved every month. She buys fresh meat, vegetables and fruits for pennies on the dollar, and her family enjoys the savings for other activities.
When Craven relocated about a year ago to St. Petersburg, Fla., she took her love of couponing to a new level: the Internet. Her website can be found at www.couponcoachlisa.com.
According to Craven, her couponing approach focuses on savings without requiring the lifestyle sacrifice that other couponing methods demand. And she said she doesn't use a coupon on a product she doesn't need.
She said she is excited to be able to help people save money in these difficult economic times.
"People are trying to make ends meet with coupons," Craven said.
Known locally for the free couponing classes she provided to others while living here, Craven has taken her quest to save money to the world through her website.
Her website is known as one of the most popular how-to couponing sites on the Internet today.
Access to her website information requires a monthly subscription cost of $5. This cost is used to help pay for the website hosting, Craven said.
Classes on couponing held in person in St. Petersburg are still free, said Craven.
The website features information for saving at local stores, including CVS, Kroger, Walgreen's and Wal-Mart.
Using Craven's couponing technique requires learning several skills. These skills are taught to website subscribers and include:
Making multiple trips through a store to use multiple coupon combinations.
Shopping the same sale at both the beginning and end of the sale's duration.
Keeping thousands of coupons organized in binders or boxes.
Obtaining and using rain checks.
Locating different coupon types in magazines, on the Internet and from manufacturers.
Stacking multiple coupons together in a single transaction.
Understanding individual store policies regarding coupon use.
The information needed to learn these skills is available on Craven's website, as well as on Facebook.
The Facebook groups that Craven hosts are Coupon Coach, with more than 12,000 members, and Coupon Coach Chatter, with more than 4,000 members, according to Facebook records.
Membership at Craven's website is not required to access the advice in the Facebook groups, Craven said.
According to Craven's website, membership in these Facebook groups, when used with the subscription to the website, allows would-be couponers to use the money-saving couponing formula with greater efficiency.
Website users report savings of 60 percent or more on their grocery bills, stated testimonials on Craven's website.
The information provided to website subscribers teaches them how to get some items for free from local stores, and how to earn money while shopping.
Craven said some stores have policies that pay consumers any overages that remain once the checkout is complete. These overages result from using coupons that have a value greater than the cost of the items bought.
On her website, Craven has claimed personal savings of up to 129 percent for a single shopping trip.
Buy one get one free sales are handled differently in Ohio and West Virginia than in other parts of the country, she said.
In Ohio and West Virginia, buy one get one free items are handled so that each item rings up at only half price, Craven said. This permits a person to purchase only one item for half the price.
This process can complicate some buy one get one free coupon strategies in this part of the country, Craven said.
Website subscribers are given access to a list of current deals available at local stores. Anyone who visits the website can access other websites that offer free coupons without subscribing to Craven's service.


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He's bbbbbaaaaaccckkkkk!!!! Phils get back Cliff Lee!
In a move that came completely out of the blue, the Phils have just signed free agent Cliff Lee to a five-year, $120 million contract, with a vesting option for a sixth year, beating the New York Yankees, who had offered Lee a six-year deal worth $135 million, with a vesting option for a seventh year, and the Texas Rangers, who had offered him a six-year deal worth $138 million, and with a vesting option for a seventh season. With this move, Lee returns to Philadelphia, after having been traded by the Phils to the Seattle Mariners, almost a year ago, giving the Phils a starting rotation that now have four aces (Lee, NL Cy Young Award Roy Halladay, Roy Oswalt and Cole Hamels), that will be haunting the NL, especially the NL East, for at least a year (depending on whether Hamels will be resigned after the season, and if Oswalt decides not to retire after 2012.).
Lee, in 2010, as he pitched for first the Mariners, then the Rangers, went 12-9 with an ERA of 3.18, as he started in 28 games, pitching 212.1 innings, throwing seven complete games, including a shut out, as he struck out 185 batters, while walking only eighteen during the season. In the post-season, he helped pitched the Rangers into their first World Series appearance, before falling to the 2010 World Champions San Francisco Giants, as he went 3-2 overall for the Rangers.
The Phils will more than likely have to trade someone(s) to help them better afford their move. There is already rumors flying around that they have been trying to ship off Joe Blanton and or Raul Ibanez as a salary dump, with them willing to pay for part of Blanton's salary to move him. I do not know if any of them is true, but, if they need to move someone, it should be Kyle Kendrick, not Blanton. After all, Blanton has been a bit more consistant, pitching wise, than has Kendrick, and he would be a lot better backup to the now Big Four than might Kendrick. Whatever does happen, I hope Ruben will know what he's doing, although there does seem to be some method to his madness.
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For those who think that Cliff Lee was all about the money….A big loud Razzleberry for you.
Fantastic backdoor romance of getting Lee to again take his show to Philly. Not surprised, but personally glad he is out of the AL for a long, long time (lol).
It was a great pick-up that only solidifies an already intimidating rotation. All you need is a strong showing from your fifth starter and you might actually get near a 110 win plateau (hopefully).
The one thing I worry about is that it puts the bullseye squarely on the Phillies backs to try and knock them off the podium.
But with those four pitchers, only the Phillies can hurt themselves in 2011.
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Yeah, it most certainly wasn't for the money, although I'm sure a lot of Philly fans would've been happy with him staying with the Rangers. At least he would've been out of the Yankees grasp.
110 wins? I'm not going to go that high. Yet! I'd be happy if they get past 101 wins at some point. And it depends on the offense rebounding from last year, which I expect, as I'm sure a lot of the players (I'm looking at you Jimmy, Chase, Ryan) will be out to prove themselves after what had happened last season.
Gee, they had a bullseye on their backs since 2007. But you are right on one thing, the only thing that can hurt the Phils is themselves. Or a team that comes out of nowhere to stop them. (The Giants don't count, as everyone here feared meeting them in the playoffs, and boy, were they right.)


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Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Students envision future through the Arts during 27th Annual Arts Education Week
Poster contest winners honored at ceremony in Quad Cities
ROCK ISLAND – Students from throughout Illinois are "Envisioning Our Future through the Arts," during the 27th annual Illinois Arts Education Week. Student winners of the statewide arts education poster contest will be recognized at the Quad City Arts Center in Rock Island by the Illinois State Board of Education on Thursday, March 19. Illinois Arts Education Week runs March 16-22 and highlights the importance of the fine arts with the theme "Envisioning Our Future through the Arts.''
"Children learn with paintbrushes and music as well as with books and calculators,'' said State Superintendent of Education Christopher A. Koch. "The arts foster creativity and self-confidence. They give students a sense of ownership in their education and growth.''
Niki Annes, an 18-year-old senior at Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School in Chicago, was chosen as the winner of the statewide poster contest celebrating the 2009 Illinois Arts Education Week. Niki's entry is an abstract painting of chairs. The poster contest was sponsored by ISBE in coordination with the Illinois Alliance for Arts Education (IAAE) and the office of Governor Quinn.
"My thinking in designing this artwork was to take some mundane subject matter such as chairs, which are a common staple of life, and abstracting/flattening them through digital and color manipulations to transform them into a futuristic abstraction,'' Niki said. "In addition to experimenting with digital color, I was also interested in the play of positive and negative space and shape to create a dynamic and mysterious image.''
Fine Arts is one of the seven learning areas in the Illinois Learning Standards adopted in 1997 by ISBE. Fine Arts is a key component of a student's education and development. It's important that students learn the language of the arts, understand how works of art are produced, and understand the role of the arts in civilizations, past and present. The Illinois Learning Standards define what all students in Illinois public schools should know and be able to do as a result of their elementary and secondary schooling in the content learning areas of English language arts, mathematics, science, social science, physical development and health, fine arts and foreign languages.
"In March, we use this opportunity to celebrate the talents and achievements of our student artists", said Becky Blaine, IAAE President and an Art Teacher at St. Charles East High School. "The message we are hearing in Illinois and across the country is that we all need to become even stronger advocates of the arts during the challenging times that we face. The Awards Ceremony provides the format to both recognize individuals and groups who have supported the arts, and to showcase our talented students."
Niki will be recognized, along with second and third place winners at a ceremony in the Quad Cities on Thursday, March 19. A complete list of the 2009 Illinois Arts Education Week's poster contest winners is below:
IAAE/ISBE Poster Contest Awards
1st Place
Niki Annes, Senior
2nd Place
|Tom Ryan, Sophomore
Carol McCulley, Art Instructor
Warren Township High School
3rd Place
Jackie Feltz, Sixth Grade
Honorable Mention
Lauren Martinkus
Featured School
|Reagan Middle School
Debbie Thompson, Art Instructor
The month of March is also celebrated by many national and state professional education associations as a time to focus on students' participation in the arts. It is a time to recognize the state's outstanding young artists and focus on careers in the arts available to Illinois students, and enhance public support for this important part of our curriculum. The Illinois Art Education Association and Illinois Music Education Association sponsor Youth Art Month and Music in Our Schools Month in March.
Additional posters can be requested by contacting ISBE's Curriculum and Instruction Division at 217-557-7323; e-mail: email@example.com; mail: 100 North First Street, Springfield, IL 62777-0001. The back of the poster contains references to the Illinois Learning Goals and Standards for the Fine Arts as well as suggested resources, activities and celebrations.


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One way to master stress is to be aware of your breathing. When people feel panicked or unconsciously stressed, they tend to take short, shallow gasps of air. The resulting lack of oxygen restricts blood flow and causes muscles to tense. The way you breathe affects your whole body. Full, deep breathing is an effective way to reduce tension, feel relaxed, and reduce stress.
Breathwork comprises a variety of stand-alone breathing techniques, as well as breathing techniques that are integral to other mind body practices, like qigong, tai chi, and yoga.
Many breathwork techniques are particularly useful because you can do them anywhere and anytime. Focusing attention on the breath also serves the meditative function of allowing the mind to more easily release distressing thoughts and emotions.
Dr. James Gordon's book Unstuck describes a technique used within a Mind-Body Skills group that is called Dynamic Meditation, which includes dynamic breathing. This breathwork is followed by movement/dancing and has been found by many to be pleasantly energizing.
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By allowing more air to enter your body and focusing your attention so you calm the mind, you slow down your heart rate, lower your blood pressure, and break the stress cycle.
Are there any cautions?
Breathwork is generally safe for people of varying physical fitness and age. However, make sure you breathe slow enough to avoid hyperventilation.


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Osteoarthritis, the most common form of arthritis, breaks down a person's cartilage and other joint tissues. While there is no way to completely prevent a person from developing osteoarthritis, there are steps people can take to lessen their risk and lessen the symptoms.
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Reports: Yankees reach agreement to acquire Wells
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Wells must still pass a physical, and the deal must be approved by the commissioner's office.
The Angels will pay about $29 million of the remaining $42 million in salary that is owed to Wells over the next two seasons, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reported.
It remains unclear what the Angels will receive in return, and the deal won't be official until Monday at the earliest.
Wells has already cleared out his locker with the Angels, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Wells, 34, hit .230 with 11 homers in 262 plate appearances last season.
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