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final Timestamp timestamp = new Timestamp(System.currentTimeMillis()); timestamp.setNanos((int)(System.nanoTime() % 1000000000));

private static final Log LOG = Logging.getLog(NodeHelper.class); /** * @return a node Id for this instance */ public static final String getNodeId () { final String nodeId = String.format("hostname=%s", getHostname()); return nodeId; } /** * @return a hostname for this instance */ public static final String getHostname () { String hostname = "error-unknown"; try { hostname = InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName(); } catch (final UnknownHostException e) { LOG.error(String.format("Error acquiring hostname"), e); } catch (final RuntimeException e) { LOG.error(String.format("Error acquiring hostname"), e); } return hostname; }

Slik SVN Basic SVN Commands #Switches --m "message text" --username <username> #Help svn help svn help <command> #Example svn help co #check-out svn co svn:// [@rev]... [path] --username <username> #check-in / commit - defaults to user who checked-out svn ci [path...] -m "message text" #Mime-type svn propset <propname> <propval> <file path...> #Examples svn propset svn:mime-type text/plain <file path> svn propset svn:eol-style native <file path> #Add svn add <dir/file path...> #Copy - Branch/Tag WC=Working Copy WC path -> WC path (copy and sched for addition w/history) WC path -> URL (immediately commit copy of WC to URL) URL -> WC path (co and sched for addition) URL -> URL (branch / tag) svn cp [src path] [dst path] -m "message" #Move svn mv <src> <dest> #Delete svn delete <remote url... or local path...> #update svn up [path...] svn up -r <revision>

kvpnc connects to cisco VPN servers had to config to not replace default route Added route 10.0.0.0/8 intf tun0 After connecting have to update resolv.conf adding local dns, default domain, and search domains rdesktop and krdc connects to Windows XP Pidgin with SIP plugin can connect to Microsoft OCS/LCS Had to install vpnc Issues resolvconf with Ubuntu later than 8.04

Java EE 5 Tutorial JBoss 4 JMS configuration JBoss 4 guide JBoss configuration JMS generic message ordering with property and filter Would need to use durable subscriptions for recovery upon failure or restart. JNDI name ConnectionFactory Old InitialContext iniCtx = new InitialContext(); Object tmp = iniCtx.lookup("ConnectionFactory"); QueueConnectionFactory qcf = (QueueConnectionFactory) tmp; conn = qcf.createQueueConnection(); que = (Queue) iniCtx.lookup("queue/testQueue"); session = conn.createQueueSession(false, QueueSession.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE); conn.start(); New @Resource(mappedName="jms/ConnectionFactory") private static ConnectionFactory connectionFactory; Connection connection = connectionFactory.createConnection(); Session session = connection.createSession(false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE); Session session = connection.createSession(true, 0); //transacted MessageProducer producer = session.createProducer(dest); MessageProducer producer = session.cr

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There is no way in Java for an arrays elements to be volatile. Tried using the concurrent AtomicReferenceArray for a matrix (array-of-arrays), but wasn't impressed with the resulting implementation. private volatile AtomicReferenceArray<AtomicReferenceArray<Foo>> foos; ... foos = new AtomicReferenceArray<AtomicReferenceArray<Foo>>(xSize); for (int x = 0; x < foos.length(); x++) { foos.set(x, new AtomicReferenceArray<Foo>(ySize)); } ... Foo foo = foos.get(x).get(y); ... foos.get(x).set(y, foo); A customized thread-safe encapsulation of the data matrix with indexing accessors and mutators is a cleaner implementation.

/** * Manages an indent for multi-line messages. * * @author Troy T. Collinsworth */ public class StringFormattingIndent { private final StringBuilder indent = new StringBuilder(); private final String indentString; /** * Uses the default indent - tab. */ public StringFormattingIndent () { this.indentString = "\t"; } /** * Uses a custom indent string. * * @param indentString */ public StringFormattingIndent (final String indentString) { this.indentString = indentString; } public void increment () { indent.append(indentString); } public void decrement () { indent.setLength(indent.length() - indentString.length()); } public String getCurrentIndent () { return indent.toString(); } }

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cset examples It is very easy to assign tasks to a particular processor or processor set!!! For proper permissions: sudo or su root or add yourself to the admin group or /etc/sudoers file. Use /bin/echo or just echo worked on my Ubuntu instance. Obviously you can omit the full paths and use relative paths below, commands are listed with full paths for clarity. mount the cpuset filesystem, add it to /etc/fstab to make it permanent and create a script called at startup to perform the subsequent initialization mkdir /dev/cpuset mount -t cpuset cpuset /dev/cpuset set the sched_load_balance flag to zero - at that point the scheduler is not moving tasks among processors anymore, you may immediate notice in the System Monitor variation in the processor load if they weren't balanced at the moment this command was executed cd /dev/cpuset echo 0 > sched_load_balance create a sub cpuset for each processor or set of processor if you have more than 2 mkdir /dev/cpuset/cpu

Sybase JDBC showplan in dbvisualizer set showplan on; set noexec on; infocenter.sybase.com select name, fullname, totio, totcpu, lastlogindate from master..syslogins where totio > 0 order by totio select hashkey, sequence, elap_min, elap_max, elap_avg, cnt, abort_cnt, qtext from sysquerymetrics sp_lock go SELECT * FROM master..sysprocesses WHERE time_blocked > 0 ORDER BY time_blocked DESC //need select on monlocks AND mon_role select count(*) from master..monlocks //who is holding locks SELECT H.spid 'Holding ID', H.fid 'Holding FID', SUSER_NAME(H.suid) 'Holding User', W.spid 'Waiting ID', W.fid 'Waiting FID', SUSER_NAME(W.suid) 'Waiting User', H.status 'Status', V.name 'Lock Type', W.time_blocked 'Time Blocked', DB_NAME(L.dbid) 'Database', OBJECT_NAME(L.id, L.dbid) 'Object Name', L.page 'Lock Page', L.class 'Lock Class', H.hostname 'Holding Host', W.hostname &#

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For composite types, favor the newer MXBeans over MBeans Applying MXBean mapping to your own types Create UI in custom JPanel constructor, not in: public SwingWorker newSwingWorker() { JConsole calls the custom plug-in method passing in a connection: MBeanServerConnection conn = null; public void setMBeanServerConnection( final MBeanServerConnection mBeanServerConnection) { conn = mBeanServerConnection; //save connection and automatically //register for notifications here ... } To get a proxy to an MBean: ObjectName oname = new ObjectName( "someTopNode:type=SomeMBeanName,name=someUniqueInstanceIdentifierString"); SomeMBean b = JMX.newMXBeanProxy(conn, oname, SomeMBean.class, true); Access MBean attributes directly from proxy or as follows: ... Object a = conn.getAttribute(oname, "SomeAttributeName"); Invoke MBean methods directly from proxy or as follows: ... String[] p

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As an alternative to multi-valued arrays of arrays in Java, a Map or single array of arrays of custom objects can be utilized to get the same behavior. By using a Map you get sparse data storage improvement over arrays and maintain constant time access. If the data isn’t sparse, this mechanism would use more memory proportional to the number of elements. Iteration time is capacity proportional which is slightly inferior to an arrays constant time. Also, array copying requires a small amount of additional custom code to duplicate the Elements, i.e., a copy constructor. This approach is simpler than using multiple arrays since it minimizes the indexing to a single implementation vs. an indexing implementation for each array type. If it is necessary to return some particular values when no data exists, decorate or extend the Map or the Element class and provide the custom behavior. For Map base implementation utilize the “x” + “y” indices as the id for equals and key for hashCode. Create

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The following creates a List<int[]> as if int[] were int[][] Arrays.asList(int[]) Must: int[] ints = new int[] {1,2,3}; final ArrayList<Integer> list = new ArrayList<Integer>(ints.length); for (final int i : ints) { list.add(ints[i]); //autoboxing } return Collections.unmodifiableList(list);

try { Something that throws an Exception } catch (final XxxException e) { LOG.error("Some message", e); } or try { Something that throws an Exception } catch (final XxxException e) { final StringWriter w = new StringWriter(10000); final PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(w); e.printStackTrace(pw); // Do something with 'w' which now // contains the formatted stacktrace }

RTSJ Home References Requires one of the following OSs Ubuntu with Real-Time kernel Solaris 10 Update 4/5 Red Hat Enterprise MRG SUSE Linux Enterprise Real-Time 10 (SP2) DevX 15 mS latency 5 mS jitter Ubuntu Real-Time WIKI Real-Time Linux WIKI HOWTO: Build an RT-application - causes of latency/jitter and reduction hints (SMI, USB mouse & keyboard, page-faults, file handling) To update Ubuntu search for linux-rt in Synaptic Package Manager and install, add to /menu/grub/menu.lst Set /tmp to use tmpfs In /etc/fstab add none /tmp tmpfs defaults 0 0

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