Input: [Permission Target Name] insertProvider.{provider name} This would allow somebody to introduce a possibly malicious provider (e.g., one that discloses the private keys passed to it) as the highest-priority provider. This would be possible because the Security object (which manages the installed providers) currently does not check the integrity or authenticity of a provider before attaching it. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Addition of a new provider, with the specified name

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)


Input: [Permission Target Name] removeProvider.{provider name} This may change the behavior or disable execution of other parts of the program. If a provider subsequently requested by the program has been removed, execution may fail. Also, if the removed provider is not explicitly requested by the rest of the program, but it would normally be the provider chosen when a cryptography service is requested (due to its previous order in the list of providers), a different provider will be chosen instead, or no suitable provider will be found, thereby resulting in program failure. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Removal of the specified provider

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)


Input: [Permission Target Name] clearProviderProperties.{provider name} This disables the lookup of services implemented by the provider. This may thus change the behavior or disable execution of other parts of the program that would normally utilize the Provider, as described under the "removeProvider.{provider name}" permission. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: "Clearing" of a Provider so that it no longer contains the properties used to look up services implemented by the provider

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)


Input: [Permission Target Name] putProviderProperty.{provider name} The provider properties each specify the name and location of a particular service implemented by the provider. By granting this permission, you let code replace the service specification with another one, thereby specifying a different implementation. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Setting of properties for the specified Provider

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)


Input: [Permission Target Name] removeProviderProperty.{provider name} This disables the lookup of services implemented by the provider. They are no longer accessible due to removal of the properties specifying their names and locations. This may change the behavior or disable execution of other parts of the program that would normally utilize the Provider, as described under the "removeProvider.{provider name}" permission. [What the Permission Allows]

Output: Removal of properties from the specified Provider

SecurityPermission (aicas JamaicaVM API)


Input: [Version] 0.01 [download] Download it [Work] no [changes]

Output: can format the usb key


Input: [Version] 0.02 [download] Download it [Work] yes, but very buggy [changes]

Output: fix bug


Input: [Version] pre0.05 [download] Download it [Work] no [changes]

Output: display errors when we need it, add pocessus, add detection for device, add low level format for floppy


Input: [Version] 0.05 [download] Download it [Work] yes, but very buggy [changes]

Output: fix bugs


Input: [Version] 0.06 [download] Download it [Work] yes [changes]

Output: fix bugs


Input: [Version] 0.07 [download] Download it [Work] yes [changes]

Output: add floppy in the list, remove the non drive in the list


Input: [Version] 0.1 alpha1 [download] Download it [Work] yes [changes]

Output: fix bugs, improve the interface, add the detection of filesystems installed, add What's this button and tooltip


Input: [Version] 0.1 alpha2 [download] Download it [Work] yes [changes]

Output: fix bug, clean the code, comment the code, change the name (because Kformat is already used), add a script for install it.


Input: [Version] 0.1beta [download] Download it [Work] yes [changes]

Output: fix bugs, improve the installation script, test on some platform ...


Input: [Version] 0.1beta2 [download] Download it [Work] yes [changes]

Output: add size display when the program is called with argument, fix script, add support for international and french translation, add integration with KDE3


Input: [Version] 0.1 RC1 [download] Download it [Work] yes [changes]

Output: fix a bug in the combobox displaying, add media:/dev/sda(or the command like this) support in command line, add an icon.


Input: [Service] Term Selection [Description]

Output: this lets you select the term that you want to work with or search

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Input: [Service] CRN Selection [Description]

Output: this will allow you select from the CRNs (Course Reference Numbers) that you are an instructor for. Once you do this you can maintain course information such as overrides and office hours

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Input: [Service] Faculty Detail Schedule [Description]

Output: this shows the courses that you are assigned to in a given term. It gives details such as credits, level, syllabi information, roster, enrollment counts and scheduled meeting times

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Input: [Service] Week at a Glance [Description]

Output: this is a different look at the courses you are teaching. Your course load is shown in a calendar view similar to what the students will see when they look at their Week at a Glance

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Input: [Service] Detail Class List [Description]

Output: this will show you a class roster with additional details such as a students major, level, college, classification, as well as the numeric order in which they registered for the course

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Input: [Service] Summary Class List [Description]

Output: this will show you a summary class roster with minimal information such as name, Bear Number and registration status. Grades can also be entered from this form

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Input: [Service] Registration Overrides [Description]

Output: this is where you would go to process registration overrides for individual students. You will be able to choose from two options: Instructor Consent (a general override of prerequisites and capacity) or Capacity Override

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Input: [Service] Active Assignments [Description]

Output: this will show you the courses you are assigned to in the current term that have an active status (similar to the Faculty Detail Schedule)

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Input: [Service] Class Schedule [Description]

Output: this is the link that will allow you to look at the schedule of classes for a particular term. There are a variety of criteria that you can search on, but subject always has to be entered

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Input: [Service] Course Catalog [Description]

Output: this will allow you to search for courses that are listed in the catalog. There is a variety of criteria that you can search on, but subject always has to be entered

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Input: [Service] Office Hours [Description]

Output: this is an additional area where you will be able to maintain your office hours for each term. It can be changed at any point in the term

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Input: [Service] Student Information Menu [Description]

Output: this area will allow you to look at student information such as address and phone, e-mail, class schedule, major, advisor and unofficial transcript

About Ursa - University of Northern Colorado


Input: [Akismet] Appointments+

Output: Allows you to accept, set and manage bookings.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] Calendar

Output: Allows you to display a calendar of all your events and appointments as a page on your site, and gives you the ability to add them to your sidebars too.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] Communities [Network Activate only] Network Activate only

Output: Allows your users to create internal communities with their own discussion board inside the dashboard of their blog.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] Domain Mapping [Network Activate only] Network Activate only

Output: Allows your users to map their blog to their own domain.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] Dynamic Widgets

Output: Dynamic Widgets gives you full control on which pages your widgets will appear.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] Events+

Output: Create and manage events similar to Facebook and Eventbrite events.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] Friends [Network Activate only] Network Activate only

Output: Lets your users friend each other and display their friends on a widget in their sidebar.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] Google Apps [Network Activate only] Network Activate only

Output: Allows you to integrate with your Google Apps for Education domain so that users can log in with their Google apps account.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] LDAP [Network Activate only] Network Activate only

Output: Allows you to integrate with your LDAP server so that users can log in with their LDAP account.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] Messaging [Network Activate only] Network Activate only

Output: Allows your users to message each other from within the dashboard of their blog.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] RSS Just Better [3] Plugin Help

Output: Allows you to display RSS feeds in your posts or via RSS Just Better widget.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] Shibboleth [Network Activate only] Network Activate only

Output: Allows you to integrate with your Shibboleth server so that users can log in with their Shibboleth account.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] Submission form creator

Output: Allows you to create and add almost any type of submission form to a post of page.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Akismet] Chat

Output: Allows you to set up chat sessions on your blog.

Overview of available plugins | Edublogs Help and Support

Checks your comments against the Akismet web service and automatically marks any comments that look like spam as spam.


Input: [Features] Smart, easy, and efficient construction of genograms and ecomaps [Benefits]

Output: Good diagrams improve productivity for therapists, students, and researchers. No erasers are needed! There is more time for thinking.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC

Genogram Analytics Software Features and Benefits


Input: [Features] PC and MAC compatible [Benefits]

Output: Entire organization can use same application for consistency and interchangeability on either PC or MAC.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Standard symbols and schemas [Benefits]

Output: By conforming to McGoldrick (genograms) and Hartman (ecomaps), collaboration with colleagues is made easy.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Snapshot in time [Benefits]

Output: See changes in family dynamics on any given date.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Confidentiality [Benefits]

Output: Features are built in to hide sensitive data and prevent unauthorized access.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Comments [Benefits]

Output: User can add unlimited comments to genograms by date. Traumatic events are displayed in red.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Adopted and foster child movement [Benefits]

Output: Children can be followed from birth parents to foster and/or adoptive families .

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Complex family situations [Benefits]

Output: Blended families, multiple partners, divorces, same sex relationships,and alternative living arrangements are readily created and documented.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Many predefined attributes such as heritage, education, occupation, income [Benefits]

Output: It is easy to collect family data and subsequently identify patterns within the family structure.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Unlimited creation of user-defined attributes [Benefits]

Output: User is able to define, display, and track any attribute.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Triangle relationships easily created and manipulated [Benefits]

Output: The triad is an important part of Bowen and other system theories.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Images for people and pets [Benefits]

Output: Added images can be used for emphasis or personal touch.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Customized displayable data [Benefits]

Output: Most data can be selectively displayed or hidden as necessary or usefulto highlight specific areas of interest or protect client confidentality.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Graphic controls include color, scaling, fonts, alignment, line width [Benefits]

Output: The highlighting of important information and optimization of layout provide clarity - leading to better assessments.

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Genogram and Ecomap database [Benefits]

Output: Powerful for research!

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Features] Economical [Benefits]

Output: Steep discounts for educational use

Best Genogram and Ecomap Creator Software for Mac and PC


Input: [Feature] Touchscreen [With default kernel] ok

Output: ok

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Feature] Keyboard dock [With default kernel] ok

Output: ok

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Feature] SD and microSD [With default kernel] ok

Output: ok

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Feature] USB ports [With default kernel] ok

Output: ok

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Feature] Touchpad [With default kernel] mostly ok see below

Output: mostly ok see below

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Feature] Wifi [With default kernel] ok

Output: ok

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Feature] Bluetooth [With default kernel] yes

Output: yes

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Feature] Battery meter [With default kernel] from terminal in 11.10 (see here) works in 12.04

Output: from terminal (see here)

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Feature] Audio [With default kernel] ok

Output: ok

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Feature] Hardware acceleration [With default kernel] no

Output: a bit

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Feature] Webcamera [With default kernel] no

Output: no

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Feature] Overclocking [With default kernel] no

Output: no

Difference between revisions of "ASUS Eee Pad Transformer/How to install Ubuntu" - XDA-Developers


Input: [Description] Support standard syntax for altering column nullability [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6644

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] ALTER TABLE columnAlteration syntax needs fixing [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6643

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove unnecessary use of reflection in SignatureChecker [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6638

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove DOM level 3 XPath requirement from description of XML operators [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6633

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Restrict privileged operation in CreateXMLFile [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6629

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Use javax.xml.xpath interfaces for XPath support [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6624

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove unused newInstance() method in BaseMonitor [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6615

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Broken link in API docs to derby.drda.keepAlive documentation [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6611

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Documentation for SQL features should reflect current standard [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6609

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] "Derby support for SQL-92 features" topic in Reference Manual needs updating [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6605

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] LuceneQueryVTI handles NULL key values inconsistently [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6602

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Clean up Java EE compliance section of Reference Manual [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6601

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Incorrect quoting of 42ZB4 message [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6599

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Document permissions recommendations for JAR procedures [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6598

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] LUCENESUPPORT.LISTINDEXES() fails with FileNotFoundException [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6597

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] LUCENESUPPORT routines should check for NULL arguments [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6596

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] CheckToursDBTest failed while updating sequence value on disk [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6595

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Typos in "Listing indexes" topic of the tools guide [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6594

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Minor tweaks needed on new ij commands [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6591

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Foreign Key constraint not matched when using UUID in a composite foreign key when using SYSCS_UTIL.SYSCS_IMPORT_TABLE [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6587

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] add HoldForConnection ij command to match NoHoldForConnection [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6585

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Document simple case syntax [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6581

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Document the new SYSCS_UTIL.SYSCS_PEEK_AT_IDENTITY function [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6580

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Quantified comparison returns wrong result in CASE, COALESCE, IN and BETWEEN [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6577

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] A immediate Fk constraint blows up iff its referenced PK is deferred and we modify a duplicate key column [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6576

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Document deferrable constraints [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6571

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Incorrect nullability for CASE expression with parameter [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6567

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Simplify handling of untyped nulls in CASE and NULLIF expressions [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6566

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Document the experimental, optional LuceneSupport tool. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6564

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] NOT elimination for CASE expressions is broken [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6563

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Organization topics of some manuals need updating [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6561

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Reference manual says ELSE clause is required in CASE expressions [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6560

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] A immediate Fk constraint blows up iff its referenced PK is deferred and we delete a duplicate [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6559

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Too much contention followed by assert failure when accessing sequence in transaction that created it [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6554

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Sequence generator makes CREATE TRIGGER fail with internal error [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6553

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] The public api includes methods inherited from superclasses which aren't in the public api and so have no javadoc comments [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6552

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Should not be able to add a default to an identity column [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6545

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Syntax error when reference to transition variable has whitespace around it [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6543

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Improve the concurrency of identity columns by using SYS.SYSSEQUENCES [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6542

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Input: [Description] Schema-qualified table names could be mistaken for transition tables [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6540

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] StringUtil.fromHexString is used to convert encryptionKey to byte[] [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6537

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove storageFactory field from subclasses of InputStreamFile [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6535

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove StorageFile.getURL() and its implementations [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6534

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Fix errors in foreign keys documentation [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6527

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Document the MERGE statement [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6526

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Improve error handling when restricting file permissions [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6521

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] JVMInfo should not use parseFloat() to parse java.specification.version [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6518

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] ij doesn't list its command NoHoldForConnection in the help menu [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6515

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] java.lang.NoSuchMethodError chaining a function and procedure [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6511

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Clean up dead code in FileUtil [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6505

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] change AllocPage.ReadContainerInfo to catch ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException and turn it into Derby error. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6504

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Starting network server on a network drive fails with JDK 7 on Windows [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6503

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Optional tool registration may fail because the CompilerContext is not always available at execution time. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6496

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Improve reporting of exceptions wrapped in InvocationTargetException [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6493

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Get rid of the EmbedSQLException class [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6488

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Include SQLState in client exception messages [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6484

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Oracle Java documentation URLs need updating [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6480

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Fix language about supported DataSources for Compact Profiles [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6478

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Change the documentation to reflect new RDBNAM limit of 1024 bytes [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6469

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Document context-aware table functions. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6467

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Improve the encapsulation of various compiler classes [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6464

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Provide more information about database name and path syntax [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6462

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove Class.forName calls that load JDBC driver from Derby samples/demos [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6459

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] The Reference Manual should state that the year, month, and day components of a timestamp must be positive integers. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6458

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] DROP TABLE documentation could clarify how triggers are handled [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6454

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove dead code in InsertResultSet and flag skipCheckConstraints [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6453

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Use StrictMath for more functions in SYSFUN [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6447

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Connections opened by ForeignTableVTI never get released [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6440

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Incorrect privileges may be required for INSERT and DELETE statements. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6434

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] INSERT/UPDATE incorrectly require user to have privilege to execute CHECK constraints on the target table. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6432

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Update Developer's Guide topic to include generated columns [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6431

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Privilege checks for UPDATE statements are wrong. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6429

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Input: [Description] Document thenExpression [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6424

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] The expression syntax in CASE's THEN clause doesn't accept boolean value expression [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6423

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cast to UDT in CHECK constraint causes NPE or assert failure [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6421

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Clarify how DROP statements work on trigger dependencies [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6420

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Make BTree scan honor OPENMODE_LOCK_NOWAIT for row locks. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6419

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] ClassCastException when launching derby from windows subst drive [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6410

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Document the WHEN clause in the CREATE TRIGGER statement [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6390

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Errors in jdbc4.LobStreamTest if derbyclient.jar is first in the classpath [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6386

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] OFFSET/FETCH NEXT ignored when query is enclosed in parentheses [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6378

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] dblook doesn't schema-qualify identifiers in trigger actions [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6370

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] CHECK constraint uses wrong schema for unqualified routine invocations [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6362

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Document rolling derby.log file feature [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6359

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Provide a rolling file implementation of derby.log [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6350

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Simplify StringBuffer use, as they are mutable [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6330

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove erreoneous warning in NetBeans: superfluous use of super to access inherited member variable [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6322

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] NetBeans project file: add XML api to source classpath [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6321

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Simplify setting of possibly null parameters in XPLAIN descriptors [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6318

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Improve test coverage of org.apache.derby.impl.io.InputStreamFile [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6315

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove unused methods in Predicate [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6304

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Simplify PropertyUtil using Properties.stringPropertyNames() [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6296

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Use Arrays.copyOf() in FormatableArrayHolder.getArray() [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6292

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Improve code coverage of org.apache.derby.iapi.jdbc.BrokeredCallableStatement [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6291

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Don't use reflection to call Java 6 methods in FileUtil [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6287

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Use factory method to create thread pool for timed login [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6285

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Improve test coverage of org.apache.derby.iapi.db.ConnectionInfo [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6284

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Convert lang/DB2IsolationLevels.sql to JUnit [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6276

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Add ability to print a Derby execution ResultSet as xml. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6266

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Simplify message-generating methods using varargs [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6262

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Collapse the level 2 optimizer into its parent module. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6259

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Reduce number of factory methods in StandardException [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6254

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Collapse SQLException factories [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6253

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] nightly regression test failure: testDerby966(org.apache.derbyTesting.functionTests.tests.jdbcapi.XATest)java.sql.SQLFeatureNotSupportedException: The DDM object 0x2408 is not supported. The connection has been terminated. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6248

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Fold Java5ClassFactory into ReflectClassesJava2 [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6243

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Merge ConcurrentXactFactory into XactFactory [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6242

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove SinglePool from trunk [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6241

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove Clock cache manager from trunk [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6240

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove references to old JVMs (pre-Java 6) from the user guides [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6236

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove references to BUILTIN authentication from the user guides [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6234

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove unnecessary checks for UnsupportedEncodingException in the client [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6231

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Use the JVM's cache of Number instances in ReuseFactory [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6230

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Distinct aggregates don't work well with territory-based collation [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6227

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Put all of the security documentation in a single, separate user guide [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6217

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Deprecate support for Java 5 and CDC [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6213

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Update policy files in java/drda/org/apache/derby/drda [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6207

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in misc Derby packages [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6206

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in the org.apache.derby.iapi.sql.dictionary package [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6202

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in the org.apache.derby.impl.sql.execute.rts package [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6201

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in the org.apache.derby.iapi.types package [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6200

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in the org.apache.derby.vti package [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6199

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in the org.apache.derby.tools package [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6198

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in the org.apache.derby.impl.tools.planexporter package [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6197

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in the org.apache.derby.impl.tools.ij package. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6195

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in org.apache.derby.iapi.services.property package [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6192

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in org.apache.derby.iapi.services.io package [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6188

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] SYSTRIGGERSRowFactory should use DataDescriptorGenerator to build descriptor [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6186

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Clean up warnings in XA transaction id classes [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6184

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in org.apache.derby.iapi.error package [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6182

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Cleanup suspect coding practices in org.apache.derby.catalog.types [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6177

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Reduce visibility of classes and methods under impl/sql [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6169

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Clean up registered format ids [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6168

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Reduce visibility of methods in subclasses of PageBasicOperation [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6163

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Simplify code that handles LOB files [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6161

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] org.apache.derbyTesting.functionTests.tests.store.ClassLoaderBootTest fails with sealing violation: package org.apache.derby.iapi.services.sanity is sealed depending on classpath order [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6138

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] simple array index typo [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6133

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Examine Derby classes to determine if we need to add serialVersionUID to any of them [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6128

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Code clean up in client driver. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6125

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] OutOfMemoryError with Clob or Blob hash join: DataTypeDescriptor.estimatedMemoryUsage() has no case for BLOB or CLOB so would underestimate memory usage for those types at zero [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6096

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Use modern collections in impl/sql/compile [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-6075

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Clean up compiler warnings introduced by using Java 5 language features [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-5840

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] NPE in Store when running SELECT in a read-only database accessed via the classpath subprotocol when authentication, authorization, and Java security are turned on [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-5615

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] NullPointerException in org.apache.derby.client.net.Request.sendBytes() with client [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-5317

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Assert failure with CASE expression in GROUP BY clause [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-5313

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Correct the layout of log.ctrl as described on the Derby web site [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-5196

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] NullPointerException on unique constraint violation with unique index [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-5111

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Increase the length of the RDBNAM field in the DRDA implementation [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-4805

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] add documentation to declare global temporary tables to explain expected behavior when used with XA transactions. [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-4750

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Use AtomicLong for XactFactory.tranId [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-4478

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Assert failure (sane) or NullPointerException (insane) when attempting to GROUP BY expression containing scalar subquery [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-4403

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Connection to Derby database using jar subprotocol doesn't work if the path has round bracket in it [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-4381

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Argument checking for ResultSet.setFetchSize(int) is incorrect [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-3573

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Support for SQL:2003 MERGE statement [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-3155

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Remove JDBC20Translation and JDBC30Translation classes [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-2438

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Embedded and client differ on ResultSetMetaData.isCurrency() value for DECIMAL and NUMERIC columns [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-2423

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Trigger should register a dependency on tables and columns used in its body [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-2041

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Case expression allows NULL in all parts of [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-2002

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Misleading text in WwdEmbedded demo source file for Working With Derby [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-1997

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Re-factor JDBC classes to remove support for JDBC 2 [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-1984

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Extend the CASE expression syntax for "simple case" [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-1576

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Change constructors in NetConnection classes to use LogWriter instead of NetLogWriter [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-1028

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Get rid of the NodeFactory [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-673

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Support use of the WHEN clause in CREATE TRIGGER statements [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-534

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [Description] Support deferrable constraints [Issue Id]

Output: DERBY-532

Release Notes for Apache Derby 10.11.0.0


Input: [0] 1 [Session] Survent Lifecycle Management [Reason to Go]

Output: Maximize uptime and system performance with practical advice on system monitoring, maintenance, notification and self-correction.


Input: [0] 2 [Session] OnLine, OnDevice Surveys [Reason to Go]

Output: Manage online surveys better with tips on handling mobile and device-specific challenges. Understand question design implications and programmatic techniques.


Input: [0] 3 [Session] Users Panel — Engagement on Mobile Devices. [Reason to Go]

Output: Learn from users who share their experience with mobile surveys and discuss design philosophy and lessons learned.


Input: [0] 4 [Session] Advanced Programming Hints and Tips [Reason to Go]

Output: Learn best practices in setting up advanced programs along with management techniques to make complex studies easier.


Input: [0] 5 [Session] Sample and Quota Management for Optimized Operations [Reason to Go]

Output: Learn best practices for quota management to deliver quality outcomes in record time.


Input: [0] 6 [Session] Speed Learning Time Savers [Reason to Go]

Output: Hear practical advice on automating open-end coding, data management, reporting, time management, and more.


Input: [0] 7 [Session] Inbound and Outbound Call Blending Lab [Reason to Go]

Output: Learn more about inbound and outbound call blending


Input: [0] 8 [Session] Holding Back the Legal/Regulatory Deluge, TCPA, and Other Compliance Concerns by Howard Fienberg, MRA Director of Government Affairs [Reason to Go]

Output: Hear from an expert on market research legal issues.


Input: [0] 9 [Session] All Sessions [Reason to Go]

Output: Get up-to-date on other best practices, trends, and innovations for quantitative research


Input: [0] 10 [Reason to Go]

Output: It’s in Las Vegas.


Input: [Feature] Voice Mail Preview [How to Enable or Disable] See How to Enable/Disable Additional Features [Description]

Output: Converts voice to text so you can read your voice messages on your computer, tablet, or smartphone.


Input: [Feature] Reset my Voice Mail PIN [How to Enable or Disable] See How to Enable/Disable Additional Features [Description]

Output: Resets your PIN and gives you a temporary PIN in an email message. When you log on to your voice mail with that PIN, a voice prompt will say the PIN has expired and you'll be asked to create a new PIN.


Input: [Feature] Call Answering Rules [How to Enable or Disable] See How to Set Up Call Answering Rules [Description]

Output: Allows you to choose how your calls will be handled when you don't answer the phone including transferring the call to another number


Input: [Feature] Automatically forward voice messages to other mailboxes [How to Enable or Disable] See How to Set Up a Rule to Forward Voice Messages [Description]

Output: Allows you to set up a rule to forward voice messages to other mailboxes


Input: [Feature] MWI (Message Waiting Indicator) [How to Enable or Disable] Send email to itcom.csr.evm@umich.edu to have this feature enabled (or disabled) Note: this features is not available on Centrex phones [Description]

Output: Lets you know when a new (unopened) message is in your mailbox. (Note: if you mark the message as unread, MWI will appear again.)


Input: [Feature] Full mailbox notification [How to Enable or Disable] When your mailbox is full, you will not receive voice mails messages on your phone, nor will they be forwarded to email. Once old messages are deleted, any new voice mails will appear. See the Voice Mail Over-Quota Mailbox Policy [Description]

Output: Indicates when you are approaching a full Exchange mailbox


Input: [Feature] Find Me (Call Answering Rule) [How to Enable or Disable] See How to Set Up Call Answering Rules [Description]

Output: Forwards calls to other numbers


Input: [Feature] Transfer (Call Answering Rule) [How to Enable or Disable] See How to Set Up Call Answering Rules [Description]

Output: Regular transfer to another number


Input: [Feature] Personal Operator (In other voice mail systems, this is called zero out, personal attendant, or transfer to operator) [How to Enable or Disable] Send a request to itcom.csr.evm@umich.edu [Description]

Output: Allows your callers to transfer to one other phone, such as a cell phone, including long distance numbers, while listening to your mailbox greeting.


Input: [Feature] Non-University Phone Numbers [How to Enable or Disable] Send a request to itcom.csr.evm@umich.edu [Description]

Output: Allows you to log on to your mailbox with just your PIN from one or more additional phones such as your cell phone or home phone. (In other voice mail systems, this is called Direct Phone Access.)


Input: [Feature] Additional University Phone Numbers [How to Enable or Disable] Send a request to itcom.csr.evm@umich.edu [Description]

Output: Allows extensions on one phone to share one mailbox.


Input: [0] local chat [Grid] OK - Plus Configurable Distance (server) [Standalone]

Output: OK


Input: [0] Shout [Grid] OK - Plus Configurable Distance (server) [Standalone]

Output: OK


Input: [0] send / receive IM [Grid] OK [Standalone]

Output: OK


Input: [0] offline IM [Grid] OK [Standalone]

Output: OK


Input: [0] group IM [Grid] OK, but groups must be enabled [Standalone]

Output: OK, but groups must be enabled


Input: [0] multiple friend IM [Grid] Not Yet Implemented [Standalone]

Output: unknown


Input: [0] participant list [Grid] Not Yet Implemented [Standalone]

Output: unknown


Input: [0] voice [Grid] Must enable and use freeswitch voice [Standalone]

Output: Must enable and use freeswitch voice


Input: [0] IRC bridge [Grid] OK (Configurable on Server) [Standalone]

Output: OK


Input: [0] Lists all installed programs [TUN-lfv] No [Zsoft]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Provides other cleanup tools [TUN-lfv] No [Zsoft]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Lists programs it monitored [TUN-lfv] Yes [Zsoft]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Outputs Installation log [TUN-lfv] Yes [Zsoft]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Options to select monitored registry hives [TUN-lfv] Yes [Zsoft]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Options to ignore selected registry areas [TUN-lfv] Yes [Zsoft]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Options to ignore selected files and folders [TUN-lfv] Yes [Zsoft]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Tree view of registry keys and files [TUN-lfv] Yes [Zsoft]

Output: No


Input: [0] Easy removal of sections of install log [TUN-lfv] Yes [Zsoft]

Output: No


Input: [Default Port] 80 [Protocol] TCP [Traffic direction]

Output: Inbound/outbound connection to/from the Agent Handler

McAfee KnowledgeBase - Ports needed by ePO 4.x and ePO 5.x for communication through a firewall


Input: [Default Port] 389 [Protocol] TCP [Traffic direction]

Output: Outbound connection from the Agent Handler

McAfee KnowledgeBase - Ports needed by ePO 4.x and ePO 5.x for communication through a firewall


Input: [Default Port] 443 [Protocol] TCP [Traffic direction]

Output: Inbound/outbound connection to/from the Agent Handler

McAfee KnowledgeBase - Ports needed by ePO 4.x and ePO 5.x for communication through a firewall


Input: [Default Port] 636 [Protocol] TCP [Traffic direction]

Output: Outbound connection from the Agent Handler

McAfee KnowledgeBase - Ports needed by ePO 4.x and ePO 5.x for communication through a firewall


Input: [Default Port] 1433 [Protocol] TCP [Traffic direction]

Output: Outbound connection from the Agent Handler

McAfee KnowledgeBase - Ports needed by ePO 4.x and ePO 5.x for communication through a firewall


Input: [Default Port] 1434 [Protocol] UDP [Traffic direction]

Output: Outbound connection from the Agent Handler

McAfee KnowledgeBase - Ports needed by ePO 4.x and ePO 5.x for communication through a firewall


Input: [Default Port] 8081 [Protocol] TCP [Traffic direction]

Output: Outbound connection from the Agent Handler

McAfee KnowledgeBase - Ports needed by ePO 4.x and ePO 5.x for communication through a firewall


Input: [Default Port] 8443 [Protocol] TCP [Traffic direction]

Output: Outbound connection from the Agent Handler

McAfee KnowledgeBase - Ports needed by ePO 4.x and ePO 5.x for communication through a firewall


Input: [Default Port] 8444 [Protocol] TCP [Traffic direction]

Output: Outbound connection from the Agent Handler

McAfee KnowledgeBase - Ports needed by ePO 4.x and ePO 5.x for communication through a firewall


Input: [Bug] 509092 [Subject]

Output: Pitivi still needs hal


Input: [Bug] 508464 [Triager] pvillavi [Subject]

Output: GStreamer problem playing video


Input: [Bug] 505509 [Triager] pvillavi [Subject]

Output: Missing codecs are not properly detected


Input: [Bug] 504694 [Triager] pvillavi [Subject]

Output: preference window is squeezed


Input: [Bug] 504683 [Triager] pvillavi [Subject]

Output: project settings window don't fit small screens


Input: [Bug] 503410 [Subject]

Output: Fluendo MP3 and MPEG codecs are not supported


Input: [Bug] 445726 [Triager] pvillavi [Subject]

Output: Should add an extension to rendered file names or guess format from entered extension


Input: [Bug] 314885 [Triager] pvillavi [Subject]

Output: Don't show version number in titlebar


Input: [Package] examinator-0.2-5.mga5.i586.html [Summary] Application to generate multiple choice exams in LaTeX quality [Distribution] Mageia Cauldron for i586 [Download]

Output: examinator-0.2-5.mga5.i586.rpm


Input: [Package] examinator-0.2-5.mga5.i586.html [Summary] Application to generate multiple choice exams in LaTeX quality [Distribution] Mageia 5 for i586 [Download]

Output: examinator-0.2-5.mga5.i586.rpm


Input: [Package] examinator-0.2-5.mga5.x86_64.html [Summary] Application to generate multiple choice exams in LaTeX quality [Distribution] Mageia Cauldron for x86_64 [Download]

Output: examinator-0.2-5.mga5.x86_64.rpm


Input: [Package] examinator-0.2-5.mga5.x86_64.html [Summary] Application to generate multiple choice exams in LaTeX quality [Distribution] Mageia 5 for x86_64 [Download]

Output: examinator-0.2-5.mga5.x86_64.rpm


Input: [Package] examinator-0.2-3.mga4.i586.html [Summary] Application to generate multiple choice exams in LaTeX quality [Distribution] Mageia 4 for i586 [Download]

Output: examinator-0.2-3.mga4.i586.rpm


Input: [Package] examinator-0.2-3.mga4.x86_64.html [Summary] Application to generate multiple choice exams in LaTeX quality [Distribution] Mageia 4 for x86_64 [Download]

Output: examinator-0.2-3.mga4.x86_64.rpm


Input: [Package] examinator-0.2-2.mga3.i586.html [Summary] Application to generate multiple choice exams in LaTeX quality [Distribution] Mageia 3 for i586 [Download]

Output: examinator-0.2-2.mga3.i586.rpm


Input: [Package] examinator-0.2-2.mga3.x86_64.html [Summary] Application to generate multiple choice exams in LaTeX quality [Distribution] Mageia 3 for x86_64 [Download]

Output: examinator-0.2-2.mga3.x86_64.rpm


Input: [Feature] auto [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] decltype [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Rvalue references and move semantics [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Lambda expressions [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] nullptr [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] static_assert [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Range based for loop [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Trailing return type in functions [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] extern templates [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] >> for nested templates [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Local and unnamed types as template arguments [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Variadic macros [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Variadic templates [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Default template arguments in function templates [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] final method keyword [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] override method keyword [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Strongly typed enums [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Partial

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Forward declared enums [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Partial

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Initializer lists [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Partial

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] explicit type conversion operators [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Raw string literals [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Forwarding constructors [VS2012 Nov CTP] Yes [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Template aliases [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Defaulted methods [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Deleted methods [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Generalized attributes [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] New built-in types [VS2012 Nov CTP] Partial [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Partial

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Alignment support [VS2012 Nov CTP] Partial [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Inline namespaces [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] sizeof on non-static data members without an instance [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Changed restrictions on union members [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] User defined literals [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Encoding support in literals [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Arbitrary expressions in template deduction contexts [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Don't know

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Non-static data member initializers [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Don't know

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] noexcept [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Partial

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] constexpr [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: Partial

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] C99 compatibility [VS2012 Nov CTP] Partial [g++ 4.8] Partial [Clang 3.3] Partial [Intel 13.0]

Output: Yes

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Thread local storage [VS2012 Nov CTP] Partial [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] No [Intel 13.0]

Output: Partial

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Inheriting constructors [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] Yes [Clang 3.3] No [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [Feature] Rvalue references for *this [VS2012 Nov CTP] No [g++ 4.8] No [Clang 3.3] Yes [Intel 13.0]

Output: No

C++11 compiler support shootout: Visual Studio, GCC, Clang, Intel


Input: [What it is] A blow–by–blow description of our puppy and our life with him. [Link]

Output: Mojo's puppy blog


Input: [What it is] An ascii table. A ridiculously handy reference for developers. [Link]

Output: ASCII table


Input: [What it is] Handy AppleScript that pulls mp3s out of your collection and sends them to toast titanium. This has been obsoleted by iTunes, but it still might be useful. [Link]

Output: Make a random CD with Toast!


Input: [What it is] Applescript that creates a movie that's a slide presentation, with each slide having some audio associated with it. The slide is on-screen for the length of the audio. This is handy for slideshows, or anything where you need to annotate photos with audio. [Link]

Output: Create a Quicktime slideshow A/V movie


Input: [What it is] An attempt at articalizing how to use two squid caches to do prefetching of user-requested URLs. It seems to speed browsing up substantially by preloading into squid the objects needed to display the currently requested page. Note: way out of date. I haven't built or run squid since this article was written. [Link]

Output: Dual Squid Precaching


Input: [What it is] Various articles on how to tune your TCP/IP stack on various unices. It's old enough that you should go look at the original articles. [Link]

Output: TCP Tuning stuff


Input: [What it is] Inline asm for xlc. Kind of old, but it still should work. [Link]

Output: AIX inline asm


Input: [What it is] Names of all the gates in Central Park. Note that some of them changed at some point to be more modern. If you use this list, be sure to research the changes. [Link]

Output: Central Park Gate Names


Input: [Link]

Output: Local Weather


Input: [NERC CIP Requirement] Sabotage Reporting [AlienVault USM Capabilities] Asset Discovery and Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Network Intrusion Detection (IDS) Host Intrusion Detection (HIDS) File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) Log Management SIEM / event correlation Executive dashboards and reports

Output: Built-in asset discovery, vulnerability assessment, intrusion detection, behavioral monitoring, and SIEM provides a complete picture of your risk posture, within minutes of installation Built-in behavioral monitoring identifies suspicious user activity and alerts on policy violations and potential insider threats Detailed reports can be auto-generated and distributed in a variety of formats (PDF, EMAIL, HTML, etc.) Accelerated audit procedures because complete visibility begins as soon as you install AlienVault USM™

NERC CIP Compliance Software | AlienVault


Input: [NERC CIP Requirement] Cyber Security – Critical Cyber Asset Identification [AlienVault USM Capabilities] Asset Discovery and Inventory Vulnerability Assessment File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) SIEM / event correlation Behavioral Monitoring Log Management Executive dashboards and reports

Output: Automatically discover all assets via built-in asset discovery—highlight high value assets based on available services, configuration and traffic generated Identify and enumerate all software installed on each asset, as well as configuration details and other critical information Continuous vulnerability monitoring provides real-time information on critical exposures and how to mitigate them Unified log review and analysis, with triggered alerts for high risk systems

NERC CIP Compliance Software | AlienVault


Input: [NERC CIP Requirement] Cyber Security – Bulk Electric System (BES) Cyber System Categorization [AlienVault USM Capabilities] Asset Discovery and Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Network Intrusion Detection (IDS) Host Intrusion Detection (HIDS) SIEM / event correlation Behavioral Monitoring Log Management

Output: Automatically discover all assets via built-in asset discovery—highlight high value assets based on available services, configuration and traffic generated Validate effectiveness of layered controls through built-in essential security such as asset discovery, vulnerability assessment, file integrity monitoring, IDS, log management and more Built-in service availability monitoring detects critical service interruptions or misconfigurations that could signal a threat Securely store raw event log data for investigation and forensic analysis

NERC CIP Compliance Software | AlienVault


Input: [NERC CIP Requirement] Cyber Security – Security Management Controls [AlienVault USM Capabilities] Asset Discovery and Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Network Intrusion Detection (IDS) Host Intrusion Detection (HIDS) File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) SIEM / event correlation Log Management Behavioral Monitoring

Output: AlienVault USM provides continuous capture and real-time monitoring of a broad range of data, including: events/ logs; configuration data; asset data; vulnerability data; and network flow data Built-in Host IDS can be implemented on systems with highly sensitive data to ensure data integrity, availability and confidentiality File Integrity Monitoring alerts on changes to critical files which could signal a threat Built-in intrusion detection, behavioral monitoring and event correlation signals information leakage and other attacks in progress—for example, unauthorized access followed by privilege escalation and then additional security exposures such as sensitive data access Centralized, role-based access control for audit trails and event logs preserves “chain-of-custody” for data forensics and investigations.

NERC CIP Compliance Software | AlienVault


Input: [NERC CIP Requirement] Cyber Security – Electronic Security Perimeter(s) [AlienVault USM Capabilities] Vulnerability Assessment Network Intrusion Detection (IDS) Behavioral Monitoring / NetFlow Analysis SIEM / event correlation Log Management

Output: Continuous vulnerability monitoring will identify any misconfigurations that would expose internal systems to external access Built-in network IDS detect attacks against perimeter devices Unified NetFlow analysis and event correlation monitors traffic and issues alerts on policy violations and incidents including breach of network perimeter security controls Centralized, role-based access control for audit trails and event logs preserves “chain-of-custody” for data forensics and investigations

NERC CIP Compliance Software | AlienVault


Input: [NERC CIP Requirement] Cyber Security – Physical Security of Critical Cyber Assets [AlienVault USM Capabilities] Asset Discovery and Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Network Intrusion Detection (IDS) Host Intrusion Detection (HIDS) File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) SIEM / event correlation Behavioral Monitoring Log Management Situational Awareness

Output: Built-in and automated asset discovery will identify all IP-enabled physical security systems (keycard / proximity card devices) AlienVault’s Logger will record all physical security access events logged by proximity card systems for correlation with other logical systems (access to servers in data center)

NERC CIP Compliance Software | AlienVault


Input: [NERC CIP Requirement] Cyber Security – Physical Security of BES Cyber Systems [AlienVault USM Capabilities] Asset Discovery and Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Network Intrusion Detection (IDS) Host Intrusion Detection (HIDS) File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) SIEM / event correlation Behavioral Monitoring Log Management Situational Awareness

Output: Built-in and automated asset discovery will identify all IP-enabled physical security systems (keycard / proximity card devices) AlienVault’s Logger will record all physical security access events logged by proximity card systems for correlation with other logical systems (access to servers in data center)

NERC CIP Compliance Software | AlienVault


Input: [NERC CIP Requirement] Cyber Security – Systems Security Management [AlienVault USM Capabilities] Asset Discovery & Inventory Log Management Behavioral Monitoring SIEM / event correlation

Output: Built-in asset discovery and inventory provides granular details on device configuration, installed software, and ownership details to track users with associated devices Log management provides secure storage of raw event log data for detailed audit trails of user activity Built-in behavioral monitoring identifies suspicious user activity and alerts on policy violations and potential insider threats

NERC CIP Compliance Software | AlienVault


Input: [NERC CIP Requirement] Cyber Security – Incident Reporting and Response Planning [AlienVault USM Capabilities] Asset Discovery & Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Network Intrusion Detection (IDS) Host Intrusion Detection (HIDS) Log Management File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) SIEM / event correlation

Output: Built-in asset discovery, vulnerability assessment, intrusion detection, behavioral monitoring, and SIEM— accelerates the incident response process Unified log review and analysis, with triggered alerts for high risk systems Customized, action-oriented alerts which tell you exactly what to do next when responding to incidents Integrated threat data backed by AlienVault Labs and the Open Threat Exchange (OTX™)

NERC CIP Compliance Software | AlienVault


Input: [NERC CIP Requirement] Cyber Security – Configuration Change Management and Vulnerability Assessments [AlienVault USM Capabilities] Asset Discovery & Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Network Intrusion Detection (NIDS) Host Intrusion Detection (HIDS) File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) SIEM / event correlation On-board trouble ticket system

Output: Built-in asset discovery provides dynamic inventory of all devices on the network and all software installed Continuous vulnerability monitoring identifies all vulnerabilities targeting critical systems, servers, applications and network devices File Integrity Monitoring alerts on changes to critical files which could signal a threat Built-in service availability monitoring detects critical service interruptions or misconfigurations that could signal a threat Integrated trouble ticket system provides seamless workflows for scheduling scans, remediating vulnerabilities and investigating incidents

NERC CIP Compliance Software | AlienVault


Input: [NERC CIP Requirement] Cyber Security – Information Protection [AlienVault USM Capabilities] Asset Discovery & Inventory Vulnerability Assessment Network Intrusion Detection (NIDS) Host Intrusion Detection (HIDS) File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) SIEM / event correlation Behavioral Monitoring Log Management Executive dashboards and reports

Output: Built-in, automated vulnerability assessment identifies the use of weak and default passwords Built-in Host intrusion detection (HIDS) and File Integrity Monitoring will signal when password files and other critical system files have been modified Unified event correlation connects critical, yet related events across systems such as a password change followed by exfiltration of data from the same device Built-in network flow (NetFlow) analysis monitors network traffic and protocols to identify anomalous activity and policy violations Event correlation rules provide the situational awareness needed to identify potential data exfiltration Centralized, role-based access control for audit trails and event logs preserves “chain-of-custody” for data forensics and investigations

NERC CIP Compliance Software | AlienVault


Input: [App Name] AppWriter US [Description]

Output: AppWriter has many assistive features, including word prediction, text-to-speech and the special Dyslexie-font


Input: [App Name] Audio Note [Description]

Output: Recording notes with audio and a notepad all in one


Input: [App Name] Brevity [Description]

Output: The UltraFast Text Editor & Word Prediction


Input: [App Name] D2u Dictation and Transcription [Description]

Output: Best dictation and transcription available


Input: [App Name] Dragon Dictation [Description]

Output: Easy to use voice recognition software


Input: [App Name] Dragon Search [Description]

Output: Search online only using your voice


Input: [App Name] Evernote [Description]

Output: Stay Organized--Take notes, capture photos, create to-do lists, record voice reminders, searchable


Input: [App Name] Fast Finga [Description]

Output: Converts hand written notes into text


Input: [App Name] Formulas HD for Calculus [Description]

Output: A simple, easy to use, easy to navigate collection of the most important formulas and topics for college students


Input: [App Name] GoodReader [Description]

Output: Super robust PDF reader for iPad


Input: [App Name] Graphing Calculator [Description]

Output: Turns iPhone into a graphing calculator


Input: [App Name] Hidden Curriculum for Adolescents and Adults [Description]

Output: Learn how to deal with the hidden curriculum


Input: [App Name] iAnnotate [Description]

Output: Read, annotate, and share PDFs. Improve your productivity and organization


Input: [App Name] iBooks [Description]

Output: Great way to download books from the iBookstore


Input: [App Name] IdeaSketch [Description]

Output: Draw a diagram - mind map, concept map, or flow chart - and convert it to a text outline


Input: [App Name] InClass [Description]

Output: Organize your schedule, courses, and semesters


Input: [App Name] InDAISY [Description]

Output: Allows users to enjoy different flavors of DAISY 2.02 and DAISY 3 books on their iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch.


Input: [App Name] Inkling [Description]

Output: Digital College Textbooks


Input: [App Name] iSpectrum [Description]

Output: Colorblind Assistant


Input: [App Name] iTalk [Description]

Output: A high quality recording app--good for recording lectures


Input: [App Name] iThoughts [Description]

Output: Mind mapping tool for iPhone and iTouch


Input: [App Name] Learning Ally [Description]

Output: Daisy formatted audio books


Input: [App Name] LookTel [Description]

Output: Allows users with visual impairments or blindness to identify cans, packages, ID or credit cards, DVDs, and similar items


Input: [App Name] Luminosity Brain Trainer [Description]

Output: Improve brain health and performance


Input: [App Name] myHomework [Description]

Output: Keep track of homework and projects with a really cool design


Input: [App Name] Noteability [Description]

Output: Handwriting, note taking, audio recording, annotate PDFs, cloud sync your notes to Dropbox


Input: [App Name] Overdrive [Description]

Output: On-the-go access to eBooks and audiobooks from your public, school, or college library


Input: [App Name] Pages [Description]

Output: Best word processor ever designed for a mobile device


Input: [App Name] PaperDesk [Description]

Output: While playing audio, tap a word and PaperDesk will take you to the point in the recording when you typed that word


Input: [App Name] PDF Notes [Description]

Output: Manage PDF files from your iPad. Finger writing and emailing notes to friends


Input: [App Name] PDF Reader Pro [Description]

Output: Upload perfect PDF files


Input: [App Name] Popplet [Description]

Output: Brainstorming, mindmapping, collaborating


Input: [App Name] PTSD Coach [Description]

Output: Tips on how to manage symptoms after trauma


Input: [App Name] Quick Voice [Description]

Output: Most popular iPhone/iPad recorder


Input: [App Name] Read 2 Me [Description]

Output: Full speech synthesis for a complete library of texts


Input: [App Name] Read2Go [Description]

Output: Browse, search, download, and read books directly from Bookshare using your Bookshare membership and other DAISY bks


Input: [App Name] soundAMP [Description]

Output: Amplify the world around you discreetly on the iPhone


Input: [App Name] Speak It [Description]

Output: Text to speech for emails and other documents


Input: [App Name] SpellChecker [Description]

Output: Multilingual Spellcheck as you type with Grammar errors highlighted


Input: [App Name] Talking FlashCards [Description]

Output: Use while driving, running, walking to capitalize on down time


Input: [App Name] TextGrabber [Description]

Output: ABBYY's Mobile OCR! Just take a picture of the text, and you can immediately edit it or translate


Input: [App Name] TextMinder [Description]

Output: Schedule SMS text reminders to be sent to you at the times you specify, repeating as often as you choose


Input: [App Name] Typ-o HD [Description]

Output: Powerful word prediction engine for dyslexic and/or trouble with spelling


Input: [App Name] vBooks PDF reader [Description]

Output: vBookz PDF Voice Reader is an app that reads your PDF files aloud


Input: [App Name] Vision Assist App [Description]

Output: Handheld electronic magnifier that utilizes your smartphone. It is designed to help people with Low Vision conditions


Input: [App Name] Visules [Description]

Output: Communicates checklists and individual cues using text, images, and colors


Input: [App Name] WritePad [Description]

Output: Converts hand written notes into text


Input: [App Name] ZoomReader [Description]

Output: Magnifies and reads printed text


Input: [App Name] Voice Dream Reader [Description]

Output: Reads variety of texts out loud (PDF, word, html) and can export highlighted notes to word


Input: [FR#] 11523 [Description] Brand new SysAid Patch Management is a highly customizable, comprehensive, and seamless solution for keeping your Windows-based servers and workstations up-to-date with the latest important security patches and software updates. Please note: Within the scope of Patch Management, we added certain Parameters to SysAid such as the Patch Approval category, the Patch Failure incident template, etc. for both new and upgraded users (see the Notes section below for upgrading requirements for this feature). [Module/Tool]

Output: Asset Management


Input: [FR#] 11953 [Description] Improved Email Integration Mechanism [Module/Tool]

Output: Email Integration


Input: [FR#] 11002 [Description] Users now have access to new features brought in from SysAid CSS : #11002.1. A new checkbox was added to admin permissions: “Manage end users and companies”. #11002.2. Guest mode - A new checkbox in EUP Settings: Enable End User Portal without login + A new option : “Enable FAQ without login” #11002.3. CMDB – New CI types – Users , Companies #11002.4 The CMDB controls are available for Admins , End users and companies #11002.5. A new ability to send message to any e-mail address even if it is not a registered user. can be found under Ldap integration settings (License based) [Module/Tool]

Output: General


Input: [FR#] 14073 [Description] New menu now supports lower resolution screens [Module/Tool]

Output: General


Input: [FR#] 13522 [Description] A notification is now sent to administrators when an action-item is reassigned to them. [Module/Tool]

Output: Settings


Input: [FR#] 13525 [Description] Users can now set reminders to alert them of an expiration date for a knowledge base article. [Module/Tool]

Output: Service Desk


Input: [Self-Service] Benefits Enrollment [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Benefits tab and Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] Benefits Summary [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Benefits tab and Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] Direct Deposit [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Pay tab and Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] Employment Verification [Note] Listed under My Resources [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] I-9 Form for New Employees [Note] Listed under My Resources [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] Notice of Appointment [Note] Listed under My Pay [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] Paycheck Calculator [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: Discontinued


Input: [Self-Service] Pay Statement [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Pay tab and Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] Personal Information Update [Note] Click on pencil icons to edit information [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Info tab


Input: [Self-Service] Reimbursements/Payments [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Pay tab and Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] Retirement Account Contributions [Note] Mandatory retirement plan info is under “Retirement Savings Summary” Optional retirement plans are under “Retirement Plan Funds,” with contact information for each investment company [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Benefits tab and Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] Training History [Note] Reporting Center: In your MyU header, click on Key Links, then Reporting Center. Training history is listed under Human Resource Management > Human Resources ULearn: (see ULearn, below) [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: Reporting Center and ULearn transcripts


Input: [Self-Service] TXT-U Emergency Notification Registration [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Info tab and Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] ULearn [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] Vacation and Sick Leave Balances [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Time tab


Input: [Self-Service] W-2 Reprint [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Pay tab and Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] W-4 Tax Information Update [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Pay tab and Employee Center page


Input: [Self-Service] Wellness Assessment and Points Balance [Note] Listed now as “StayWell Online” [Now on MyU, under:]

Output: My Benefits tab and Employee Center page


Input: [Product:] Avaya Aura™ Application Enablement Services 4.x/5.x [Actions:]

Output: Depending on the Operating System provided by customers, the affected package may be installed on the underlying Operating System supporting the AES application.


Input: [Product:] CVLAN [Actions:]

Output: Depending on the Operating System provided by customers, the affected package may be installed on the underlying Operating System supporting the CVLAN application.


Input: [Product:] Avaya Integrated Management Suite (IMS) [Actions:]

Output: Depending on the Operating System provided by customers, the affected package may be installed on the underlying Operating System supporting the IMS application.


Input: [Product:] Avaya Aura™ Presence Services [Actions:]

Output: Depending on the Operating System provided by customers, the affected package may be installed on the underlying Operating System supporting the PS application.


Input: [Product:] Avaya Aura™ System Manager 1.0 [Actions:]

Output: Depending on the Operating System provided by customers, the affected package may be installed on the underlying Operating System supporting the SMGR application.


Input: [Product:] Voice Portal [Actions:]

Output: Depending on the Operating System provided by customers, the affected package may be installed on the underlying Operating System supporting the Voice Portal application.


Input: [TrekSoC Services] Memory Management [Features]

Output: Allocates/frees memory buffers on demand Allocated addresses are randomized Address randomization biased towards creating cache line collisions to test cache coherency Allocation biased towards partial reuse of recently freed buffers to test data ordering Virtual page tables are handled


Input: [TrekSoC Services] Register Access [Features]

Output: Allows scenario models to request randomization, writing and checking of register value Support register connectivity testing


Input: [TrekSoC Services] Scheduler [Features]

Output: Enables tasks to be flexibly scheduled sequentially Within a thread (threads may be on the same processor or distributed across multiple processors) Across multiple threads to create producer/consumer scenarios


Input: [TrekSoC Services] Interrupts and Polls [Features]

Output: Automatically generates interrupt handlers and non-blocking poll loops


Input: [TrekSoC Services] System Management [Features]

Output: Randomly switches clocking and power modes (scenario models may ask for a specific device to be powered up for the duration of an operation, possibly allowing for intermittent power downs during the operation to test state retention)


Input: [TrekSoC Services] Testbench Actions [Features]

Output: Allows scenario models to request arbitrary testbench activity to drive and check I/O interfaces or other testbench events


Input: [TrekSoC Services] GPIO [Features]

Output: Allows scenario models to request specific system GPIO routings


Input: [TrekSoC Services] Debug Facilities [Features]

Output: Allows scenario models to log various levels of diagnostic messages through automatic generation of diagnostics on thread progress and memory state


Input: [TrekSoC Services] Data Checking [Features]

Output: Allows scenario models to request checking of memory data buffers against an array of expected data


Input: [TrekSoC Services] Timing Checks [Features]

Output: Allows scenario models to request checking that the elapsed time between two events falls within a specified range; timing checks may be implemented using either elapsed simulation time or, if available, an onboard timer


Input: [0] 7870 Read/Write flash [Volcano Box] Supported [Comp2] No support [Comp3] No support [Comp1]

Output: Supported


Input: [0] 7870 decryption [Volcano Box] Supported [Comp2] No support [Comp3] No support [Comp1]

Output: No support


Input: [0] 7880 Read/Write flash [Volcano Box] Supported [Comp2] No support [Comp3] No support [Comp1]

Output: Supported


Input: [0] 7880 decryption [Volcano Box] Supported [Comp2] No support [Comp3] No support [Comp1]

Output: No support


Input: [0] 7890 Read/Write flash [Volcano Box] Supported [Comp2] No support [Comp3] No support [Comp1]

Output: No support


Input: [0] 7900 Read/Write flash [Volcano Box] Supported [Comp2] No support [Comp3] No support [Comp1]

Output: No support


Input: [Benefits] Don't bother about the file system you're working with. NTFS for Linux driver provides full access (read/write, format, etc.) to the NTFS volumes (NTFS ver. 1.2, 3.0 and 3.1 (Windows NT 4.0, 2000, XP, 2003 and Vista)). It also fully supports advanced NTFS features like sparse files and alternate data streams. [Features]

Output: Full access to NTFS volumes

Paragon NTFS for Linux Embedded Solution - Overview


Input: [Benefits] Get high performance, comparable to the native NTFS performance and in some cases even better than Ext2 FS. The driver was implemented in a heavy working configuration, including saving video streams in a file and displaying its content simultaneously in a real time mode. [Features]

Output: High performance

Paragon NTFS for Linux Embedded Solution - Overview


Input: [Benefits] Use any hardware platform you wish. Platform independence of the driver source code allows us to port it easily on any hardware platform presented on the market. At the present time our driver supports the following architectures: Intel x86 or compatible; x86_64 or compatible; ARM (XScale, Marvell); MIPS. [Features]

Output: Porting to any hardware platform

Paragon NTFS for Linux Embedded Solution - Overview


Input: [Benefits] Don't worry about the driver stability. We have thoroughly tested our NTFS for Linux driver in different configurations, and we can guarantee the absence of any file or volume corruption. It is important for data storage systems when many users access stored data simultaneously and the device works under heavy conditions and at peak capacity. [Features]

Output: Stability in heavy conditions

Paragon NTFS for Linux Embedded Solution - Overview


Input: [Benefits] Due to unique technology our driver has low system requirements. It requires extremely low memory to be loaded: ~500k of RAM. For example, for our driver it's enough to have 32 MB of RAM to work with NTFS partitions bigger than 250 Gb without slowing your system down. [Features]

Output: Low system requirements

Paragon NTFS for Linux Embedded Solution - Overview


Input: [Benefits] Work with full range of dynamic volumes (simple, spanned, stripped, mirrored, RAID-5). We have implemented support of any kind of Microsoft Dynamic Volumes in the driver to allow users to get access to information, which was formerly accessible under Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista only. [Features]

Output: Microsoft Dynamic Volumes support

Paragon NTFS for Linux Embedded Solution - Overview


Input: [Benefits] Create your own solution using additional utilities for formatting, defragmenting, wiping, getting and changing information about any NTFS volume, checking integrity and copying data (including all NTFS attributes: alternate data streams, security attributes, encryption and so on). [Features]

Output: Additional utilities

Paragon NTFS for Linux Embedded Solution - Overview


Input: [Supported Use Case] Analyze event data from diverse set of sensors of different types and different vendors [Domain Specific Standard] CybOX [Relevant Process]

Output: Event Management


Input: [Supported Use Case] Detect malicious activity utilizing attack patterns [Domain Specific Standard] Common Attack Pattern Enumerationand Classification (CAPEC™) [Relevant Process]

Output: Attack Detection


Input: [Supported Use Case] Detect malicious activity utilizing malware behavior characterizations [Domain Specific Standard] Malware Attribute Enumeration and Characterization (MAEC™) [Relevant Process]

Output: Attack Detection


Input: [Supported Use Case] Enable automated attack detection signature rule generation [Domain Specific Standard] CybOX, MAEC, CAPEC, Structured Threat Information eXpression (STIX™) [Relevant Process]

Output: Attack Detection


Input: [Supported Use Case] Characterize malicious activity utilizing attack patterns [Domain Specific Standard] CAPEC, STIX [Relevant Process]

Output: Incident Response/Management


Input: [Supported Use Case] Identify new attack patterns [Domain Specific Standard] CAPEC [Relevant Process]

Output: Threat Characterization


Input: [Supported Use Case] Prioritize existing attack patterns based on tactical reality [Domain Specific Standard] CAPEC, STIX [Relevant Process]

Output: Security Testing and Secure Development


Input: [Supported Use Case] Characterize malware behavior [Domain Specific Standard] MAEC [Relevant Process]

Output: Malware Analysis


Input: [Supported Use Case] Guide malware analysis utilizing attack patterns [Domain Specific Standard] MAEC, CAPEC [Relevant Process]

Output: Malware Analysis


Input: [Supported Use Case] Detect malware effects [Domain Specific Standard] Open Vulnerability and Assessment Language (OVAL®), MAEC, STIX [Relevant Process]

Output: Attack Detection and Incident Response/Management


Input: [Supported Use Case] Enable collaborative attack indicator sharing [Relevant Process]

Output: Information Sharing


Input: [Supported Use Case] Empower and guide incident management utilizing attack patterns and malware characterizations [Domain Specific Standard] STIX, CAPEC, MAEC, CybOX [Relevant Process]

Output: Incident Response/Management


Input: [Supported Use Case] Enable consistent, useful and automation-capable incident alerts [Domain Specific Standard] STIX, MAEC, CAPEC [Relevant Process]

Output: Incident Response/Management


Input: [Supported Use Case] Enable automatic application of mitigations specified in attack patterns [Domain Specific Standard] STIX [Relevant Process]

Output: Incident Response/Management


Input: [Supported Use Case] Enable incident information sharing [Domain Specific Standard] STIX [Relevant Process]

Output: Incident Response/Management


Input: [Supported Use Case] Support correlation between observed properties and malicious indicators as part of digital forensics [Domain Specific Standard] Digital Forensics XML (DFXML), STIX, MAEC, CAPEC [Relevant Process]

Output: Digital Forensics


Input: [Supported Use Case] Capture digital forensics analysis results [Domain Specific Standard] DFXML [Relevant Process]

Output: Digital Forensics


Input: [Supported Use Case] Capture digital forensics provenance information [Domain Specific Standard] DFXML [Relevant Process]

Output: Digital Forensics


Input: [Supported Use Case] Enable collaborative sharing of digital forensics information [Domain Specific Standard] DFXML [Relevant Process]

Output: Digital Forensics


Input: [Supported Use Case] Enable explicit and implicit sharing controls for cyber observable information [Domain Specific Standard] STIX, CybOX, Trusted Automated eXchange of Indicator Information (TAXII™) [Relevant Process]

Output: Information Sharing


Input: [Supported Use Case] Enable new levels of meta-analysis onoperational cyber observables [Domain Specific Standard] CybOX, STIX [Relevant Process]

Output: Cyber Situational Awareness


Input: [0] Remote access method [1] Best choice for... [3] Contact Elsevier Customer Service? [4] Basic overview [5] How does the user access the product? [2]

Output: Requires setup by librarian?


Input: [0] Extended access session (anonymous remote access) [1] Academic institutions. [3] No* [4] The user experiences continued access for up to 48 hours after leaving theinstitution's IP address range(s) as long as: The user works from the same device and browser Cookies are enabled *Contact Elsevier Customer Service if you want this feature turned off for your institution. [5] Automatic. [2]

Output: No


Input: [0] Federated authentication through SAML: Shibboleth OpenAthens Enterprise SSO [1] Member institutions of access management federations; organizations with a SAML-enabled identity infrastructure; organizations using OpenAthens by Eduserv. [3] Yes [4] Secure remote access for users is inherent in these open source solutions, and you have the flexibility to define and limit access if desired. Provides a high level of protection of identity and personal details of your users. Shibboleth (federated identity solution) membership information is available at shibboleth.net OpenAthens (a large Shibboleth community) information is available at openathens.net A listing of access management federations around the world is available at refeds.org Find a listing of federations that Elsevier participates in on ScienceDirect (click the arrow next to the box labeled "Select your group or region") [5] On ScienceDirect or directly through your library portal. [2]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Virtual private network (VPN) [1] Providing all authorized users secure remote access through your organization's VPN. [3] No [4] Support for a VPN is provided by your organization's IT department (or equivalent). [5] Logs into your intranet via the VPN and then opens ScienceDirect. [2]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Secure proxy server [1] Organizations wishing to use a specialist intermediary (such as EZProxy) to authenticate users and provide secure remote access to authorized users. [3] No [4] Only your IT department (or equivalent) can provide operational support for your secure proxy server. Important to note: We advise against web proxies as these are shared IP addresses that are not unique to your organization; therefore web proxies are not secure and cannot be used to authenticate access to Elsevier products. [5] Through your library portal and as directed by you. [2]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Self-managed remote access [1] Academic institutions that do not have another secure remote access method in place; or do not have the ability or desire to generate and support Registration IDs; or want to offer authorized users a method of enabling secure remote access on their own. [3] Yes [4] The most "barrier-free" method we support. Currently available only for Academic customers. This option relies on institutional email domain(s) that you supply to us. You must make reasonable efforts to ensure and enforce that authorized users do not share passwords or credentials with anyone (see sample subscription agreement section 3.2). [5] On ScienceDirect via a "Remote access" link; user may be required to select a "self-managed remote access" department; setup is done just once. [2]

Output: No


Input: [0] Registration IDs via Elsevier: User name/password activated with a registration key [1] Providing secure remote access to a defined group of authorized users with setup support from Elsevier Customer Service. [3] Yes [4] Each authorized individual user receives a registration ID and password sent via email from Elsevier Customer Service. Registration IDs may have an end date for user access, which you specify. You must make reasonable efforts to ensure and enforce that authorized users do not share passwords or credentials with anyone (see sample subscription agreement section 3.2). [5] On ScienceDirect via the "Sign in" link. [2]

Output: No