The document discusses creating a custom control for Google Maps using XPages. It provides steps to include the Maps API JavaScript, create a div element to hold the map, define map properties, and initialize the map. Custom properties are then used to make elements like the center point and zoom level configurable, allowing the control to be reused with different settings.
Social Connections VI -- Customizing Connections Profiles to Provide a Compan...Martin Leyrer
Connections and especially Connections Profiles are very customizable. I will show you, based on the work my colleagues and I did for a customer, why, what and how you can customize the TDI assembly lines and the Connections Profiles user interface to provide your customers with a profiles experience adapted to their expectations (including leading and trailing titles, customized hierarchy trees, additional fields, imported rich text, etc.).
JavaOne 2013: Garbage Collection Unleashed - Demystifying the WizardryRyan Sciampacone
Garbage Collection Unleashed: Demystifying the Wizardry
JavaOne 2013 CON3948
Ryan A. Sciampacone, Senior Software Developer, IBM JTC
Abstract: Problems with garbage collection? Pauses too long? Maybe too frequent? Other than telling you to give your application more memory, does staring at the logs yield little to no information? Ready to throw your hands up in frustration? Many application developers struggle with understanding where they may have gone wrong from either a deployment or a development perspective when garbage collection becomes a suspect. This presentation aims to demystify some of the mechanics of garbage collection technologies by looking at a series of problems, mapping them back to the implementation in simple terms, and understanding what this means about the collection and your application and how to address the issue.
Social Connections VI -- Customizing Connections Profiles to Provide a Compan...Martin Leyrer
Connections and especially Connections Profiles are very customizable. I will show you, based on the work my colleagues and I did for a customer, why, what and how you can customize the TDI assembly lines and the Connections Profiles user interface to provide your customers with a profiles experience adapted to their expectations (including leading and trailing titles, customized hierarchy trees, additional fields, imported rich text, etc.).
JavaOne 2013: Garbage Collection Unleashed - Demystifying the WizardryRyan Sciampacone
Garbage Collection Unleashed: Demystifying the Wizardry
JavaOne 2013 CON3948
Ryan A. Sciampacone, Senior Software Developer, IBM JTC
Abstract: Problems with garbage collection? Pauses too long? Maybe too frequent? Other than telling you to give your application more memory, does staring at the logs yield little to no information? Ready to throw your hands up in frustration? Many application developers struggle with understanding where they may have gone wrong from either a deployment or a development perspective when garbage collection becomes a suspect. This presentation aims to demystify some of the mechanics of garbage collection technologies by looking at a series of problems, mapping them back to the implementation in simple terms, and understanding what this means about the collection and your application and how to address the issue.
Speakers:
Ryan Baxter, @ryanjbaxter, IBM, Software Engineer – OpenSocial / Embedded Experiences
Stanton Sievers, @sieversj, IBM, Software Engineer – OpenSocial / Embedded Experiences
Abstract:
Have you ever wondered how to send an embedded experience email to Notes, iNotes, or Connections Mail? It is not as hard as it may seem and gives your users a huge productivity boost. There are various ways to do it, including using existing APIs that you may already be using in your application today. Join us for a webinar on embedded experiences in email and learn how to add this exciting piece of functionality to your application.
Do you want your administration day even easier? Are you aware of the free code snippets, tools and products you could be using in your arsenal? This session will fly through as many of them as we can in sixty minutes. Screenshots, demos and a nice bundled list of where to get them all. Just in case we can't fit them all in!
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Topics covered will include
WEF in Architectural patterns
A sample Navigation Pattern in the View
Some Patterns for WEF page automation and profiling
Starting and governing a WEF project including QA
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Abstract:-
The Problem: Energy inefficiency within public/private buildings in the City of New York.
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The Solution: Visualization and Reporting through the Shiny App to gain knowledge in past, and present usage patterns. In addition to those patterns, compare and gain insights/predictions on energy usage.
Spark's Dataframes and RDD's will be used in concert with panda (library) to clean and model/prepare data for the R Shiny App. The message to convey in this meetup discussion is to show the capabilities of Spark while using DSX and RStudio/Shiny App to create visualization/reporting that will be able to give insights to the end user.
There are a few techniques that we will present in this notebook with both modeling and ML: Linear Regression, K-Means clustering for identifying inefficient buildings, (Statistical) Classification Modeling, followed by a confusion matrix (error matrices).
Bio:-
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IBM Bluemix Demos: Driving Smartphone and Personality BallNiklas Heidloff
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- Personality Ball
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Blog: Steering a driving Android Phone over the Web via Speech Recognition in IBM Bluemix http://heidloff.net/nh/home.nsf/article.xsp?id=02.03.2015083022NHEATJ.htm
Blog: Changing the Colors of Sphero Balls dependent on the Personality of Twitter Users http://heidloff.net/nh/home.nsf/article.xsp?id=09.03.2015122939NHEFH4.htm
IBM Bluemix: http://bluemix.net
Watson: http://ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/ibmwatson/developercloud
IBM Bluemix News: http://bluemix.info
IBM Bluemix Developers: http://developer.ibm.com/bluemix
Niklas Heidloff Blog: http://heidloff.net
Sphero: http://store.gosphero.com/products/chariot
Chariot: http://www.gosphero.com/sphero/
Sphero Developers://developer.gosphero.com/
Sphero SDK: https://github.com/orbotix/Sphero-Android-SDK
Eclipse Paho JavaScript: http://www.eclipse.org/paho/clients/js/
Eclipse Paho Java: http://www.eclipse.org/paho/clients/java/
Twitter4J: http://twitter4j.org/en/index.html
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Abstract
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The modern software delivery process (or the CI/CD process) includes many tools, distributed teams, open-source code, and cloud platforms. Constant focus on speed to release software to market, along with the traditional slow and manual security checks has caused gaps in continuous security as an important piece in the software supply chain. Today organizations feel more susceptible to external and internal cyber threats due to the vast attack surface in their applications supply chain and the lack of end-to-end governance and risk management.
The software team must secure its software delivery process to avoid vulnerability and security breaches. This needs to be achieved with existing tool chains and without extensive rework of the delivery processes. This talk will present strategies and techniques for providing visibility into the true risk of the existing vulnerabilities, preventing the introduction of security issues in the software, resolving vulnerabilities in production environments quickly, and capturing the deployment bill of materials (DBOM).
Speakers:
Bob Boule
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Gopinath Rebala
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The Problem: Energy inefficiency within public/private buildings in the City of New York.
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Watson: http://ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/ibmwatson/developercloud
IBM Bluemix News: http://bluemix.info
IBM Bluemix Developers: http://developer.ibm.com/bluemix
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Session Overview
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