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1.15 <h2>About the Operator Environment </h2>
1.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
1.17 <p>IEP Operators are used in conjunction with the following data formats:</p>
1.18 <ul>
1.19 <li><strong>Tables</strong>: a finite collection of events that belong to the same schema. </li>
1.20 <li><strong>Streams</strong>: a collection of events that belong to the same schema, and which have timestamps. The schema is also called the stream's schema. </li>
1.21 <li><strong>Relations</strong>: a collection of tables that have the same schema, and which are indexed by time. The schema is also called the relation's schema.</li>
1.22 <li><strong>Windows</strong>: also known as sliding windows, enable you to conceive of a meaningful boundary on the event stream so you can query it effectively.</li>
1.23 </ul>
1.24 <p><strong>Operators and Schemas</strong></p>
1.25 <p>You typically provide a schema definition in the property editor for the Insert Stream operator, by providing an output schema name and attribute name, data type and size information.</p>
1.26 <p>Many operators that follow the Insert Stream operator do not alter your schema definition, as these operators do not modify data or its format as it moves through the Intelligent Event Processing Module.</p>
1.27 <p>Exceptions to this rule include the following modifier operators:</p>
1.28 <p> * Relation Map<br>
1.29 * Relation Aggregator<br>
1.30 * Tuple Based Aggregator<br>
1.31 * Time Based Aggregator</p>
1.32 <p>Operators that follow any of these modifiers inherit their new output schema.</p>
1.33 <dl>
1.34 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
1.35 <dd><a href="about_ops.html">About Operator Types</a></dd>
1.36 <dd> </dd>
1.37 <dd> </dd>
1.38 </dl>
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2.15 <h2>About Operator Types </h2>
2.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
2.17 <p>Operators can take streams or relations as input, and output streams, relations or entire tables. Operators can be categorized by their input and output:</p>
2.18 <ul>
2.19 <li><strong> Stream to relation</strong>. Operators that take a stream as input, and produce a relation as output with the same schema as the stream.</li>
2.20 <li><strong>Relation to stream.</strong> Operators that take a relation as input, and produce a stream as output with the same schema as the relation.</li>
2.21 <li><strong>Relation to relation.</strong> Operators that take one or more relations as input and produce a relation as output.</li>
2.22 <li><strong>Stream to stream</strong>. Operators that take a stream as input, and produce a stream as output. The input stream and the output scheme can have different schemas.</li>
2.23 <li><strong>Relation-to-table</strong>. Operators that take a relation as input, and produce a table as output.</li>
2.24 </ul>
2.25 <p>You can also think of operators as performing functions in the following manner.</p>
2.26 <ul>
2.27 <li> <strong>Input</strong>. Inputs data to other operators in a process.</li>
2.28 <li><strong>Output</strong>. Receives data from other operators in a process.</li>
2.29 <li><strong>Correlation and Filter</strong>. Correlation enables you to obtain data based on the relationship of two pieces of existing data. Filtering enables you to provide information to obtain a subset of data you want.</li>
2.30 <li><strong>Aggregator.</strong> Aggregates or summarizes data.</li>
2.31 <li><strong>Stream Converter.</strong> Converts stream data to a relation.</li>
2.32 <li><strong>Relation Converter.</strong> Converts a relation to a stream or table.</li>
2.33 <li><strong>Relation Operator.</strong> Performs operations on a relation.</li>
2.34 </ul>
2.35 <dl>
2.36 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
2.37 <dd><a href="about_openv.html">About the Operator Environment </a><a href="unionall_propedit.html"></a></dd>
2.38 <dd> </dd>
2.39 </dl>
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3.5 <h2>About Using Customizers to Customize IEP Projects</h2>
3.6 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
3.7 -<p>You can customize IEP nodes using customizers you select by clicking on an IEP Project node. </p>
3.8 +<p>You can customize IEP nodes using customizers you select by clicking an IEP Project node. </p>
3.9 <dl>
3.10 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
3.11 <dd>TBD</dd>
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4.14 -<body>
4.15 -<h2>About the IEP Operator Palette and Canvas</h2>
4.16 -<p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
4.17 -<p>You can use the IEP Operator Palette and Canvas to graphically establish the operator flow when using the IEP. It enables you to compose event processors by drag-and-dropping operators from operator palette, configure each operator using the NetBeans' property sheet or its custom property editor, and connect operators through their input/output ports.</p>
4.18 -<p>The Palette is made up of the following components.</p>
4.19 -<table width="307" border="1">
4.20 - <tr>
4.21 - <td width="110"><strong>IEP Operator </strong></td>
4.22 - <td width="340"><strong>Use</strong></td>
4.23 - </tr>
4.24 - <tr>
4.25 - <td><strong>Aggregator </strong></td>
4.26 - <td> </td>
4.27 - </tr>
4.28 - <tr>
4.29 - <td>Relation Aggregator</td>
4.30 - <td>Enables grouping of events by a specifed relation for statistical purposes. </td>
4.31 - </tr>
4.32 - <tr>
4.33 - <td>Time Based Aggregator</td>
4.34 - <td>Enables grouping of events by time slots for statistical purposes. </td>
4.35 - </tr>
4.36 - <tr>
4.37 - <td>Tuple Based</td>
4.38 - <td>Enables grouping of events by sequential index for statistical purposes. </td>
4.39 - </tr>
4.40 - <tr>
4.41 - <td> </td>
4.42 - <td> </td>
4.43 - </tr>
4.44 - <tr>
4.45 - <td><br>
4.46 - <strong>Correlation and Filter </strong></td>
4.47 - <td> </td>
4.48 - </tr>
4.49 - <tr>
4.50 - <td>Relation Map</td>
4.51 - <td>Enables joining of multiple relations. </td>
4.52 - </tr>
4.53 - <tr>
4.54 - <td>Stream Project and Filter</td>
4.55 - <td>Enables filtering events or modifying selected event attributes. </td>
4.56 - </tr>
4.57 - <tr>
4.58 - <td>Tuple Serial Correlation</td>
4.59 - <td>Enabling correlation of sequential events. </td>
4.60 - </tr>
4.61 - <tr>
4.62 - <td><strong>Input </strong></td>
4.63 - <td> </td>
4.64 - </tr>
4.65 - <tr>
4.66 - <td>Steam Input</td>
4.67 - <td>Enables event collection. <br></td>
4.68 - </tr>
4.69 - <tr>
4.70 - <td>Table Input</td>
4.71 - <td>Enables provisioning of extra event information using a relational table. </td>
4.72 - </tr>
4.73 - <tr>
4.74 - <td><strong>Output </strong></td>
4.75 - <td> </td>
4.76 - </tr>
4.77 - <tr>
4.78 - <td>Relation Output</td>
4.79 - <td>Enables you to define notification of changes to a relation. </td>
4.80 - </tr>
4.81 - <tr>
4.82 - <td>Steam Output</td>
4.83 - <td>Enables to define event notification. </td>
4.84 - </tr>
4.85 - <tr>
4.86 - <td>Table Output</td>
4.87 - <td>Enables definition of relational tables for extra output data. </td>
4.88 - </tr>
4.89 - <tr>
4.90 - <td><strong>Relation Converter </strong></td>
4.91 - <td> </td>
4.92 - </tr>
4.93 - <tr>
4.94 - <td>Delete Stream</td>
4.95 - <td>Enables definition of monitoring of event deletion from a relation. </td>
4.96 - </tr>
4.97 - <tr>
4.98 - <td>Insert Stream</td>
4.99 - <td>Enables monitoring of event insertion to a relation. </td>
4.100 - </tr>
4.101 - <tr>
4.102 - <td>Relation Stream</td>
4.103 - <td>Enables monitoring of event deletion from or insertion to a relation. </td>
4.104 - </tr>
4.105 - <tr>
4.106 - <td>Table</td>
4.107 - <td>Enables a snapshot of the current state of a relation. </td>
4.108 - </tr>
4.109 - <tr>
4.110 - <td><strong>Relation Operator </strong></td>
4.111 - <td> </td>
4.112 - </tr>
4.113 - <tr>
4.114 - <td>Distinct</td>
4.115 - <td>Enables removal of duplicate events in a relation. </td>
4.116 - </tr>
4.117 - <tr>
4.118 - <td>Intersect</td>
4.119 - <td>Enables definition of relation intersection. </td>
4.120 - </tr>
4.121 - <tr>
4.122 - <td>Minus</td>
4.123 - <td>Enables definition of difference between two relations. </td>
4.124 - </tr>
4.125 - <tr>
4.126 - <td>Union</td>
4.127 - <td>Enables definition of the union of unique events from multiple relations </td>
4.128 - </tr>
4.129 -</table>
4.130 -<p><br>
4.131 -</p>
4.132 -<dl>
4.133 - <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
4.134 - <dd><a href="usingcust.html">Using Customizers to Customize IEP Operators</a></dd>
4.135 - <dd><a href="usingprop.html">Using Property Sheets to Customize IEP Operators</a></dd>
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4.158 <body>
4.159 <h2>About the IEP Operator Palette and Design View </h2>
4.160 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
4.161 <p>You can use the IEP Operator Palette and Design View to graphically establish the operator flow when using the IEP. The IEP enables you to compose event processors by dragging operators from the operator palette, configuring each operator using the NetBeans' property sheet or its custom property editor, and connecting operators through their input/output ports.</p>
4.162 <p>The Palette is made up of the following sections.</p>
4.163 <table width="307" border="1">
4.164 <tr>
4.165 <td width="110"><strong>IEP Operator </strong></td>
4.166 <td width="340"><strong>Use</strong></td>
4.167 </tr>
4.168 <tr>
4.169 <td><strong>Aggregator </strong></td>
4.170 <td> </td>
4.171 </tr>
4.172 <tr>
4.173 <td>Relation Aggregator</td>
4.174 <td>Enables grouping of events by a specifed relation for statistical purposes. </td>
4.175 </tr>
4.176 <tr>
4.177 <td>Time Based Aggregator</td>
4.178 <td>Enables grouping of events by time slots for statistical purposes. </td>
4.179 </tr>
4.180 <tr>
4.181 <td>Tuple Based</td>
4.182 <td>Enables grouping of events by sequential index for statistical purposes. </td>
4.183 </tr>
4.184 <tr>
4.185 <td> </td>
4.186 <td> </td>
4.187 </tr>
4.188 <tr>
4.189 <td><br>
4.190 <strong>Correlation and Filter </strong></td>
4.191 <td> </td>
4.192 </tr>
4.193 <tr>
4.194 <td>Relation Map</td>
4.195 <td>Enables joining of multiple relations. </td>
4.196 </tr>
4.197 <tr>
4.198 <td>Stream Project and Filter</td>
4.199 <td>Enables filtering events or modifying selected event attributes. </td>
4.200 </tr>
4.201 <tr>
4.202 <td>Tuple Serial Correlation</td>
4.203 <td>Enabling correlation of sequential events. </td>
4.204 </tr>
4.205 <tr>
4.206 <td><strong>Input </strong></td>
4.207 <td> </td>
4.208 </tr>
4.209 <tr>
4.210 <td>Steam Input</td>
4.211 <td>Enables event collection. <br></td>
4.212 </tr>
4.213 <tr>
4.214 <td>Table Input</td>
4.215 <td>Enables provisioning of extra event information using a relational table. </td>
4.216 </tr>
4.217 <tr>
4.218 <td><strong>Output </strong></td>
4.219 <td> </td>
4.220 </tr>
4.221 <tr>
4.222 <td>Relation Output</td>
4.223 <td>Enables you to define notification of changes to a relation. </td>
4.224 </tr>
4.225 <tr>
4.226 <td>Steam Output</td>
4.227 <td>Enables to define event notification. </td>
4.228 </tr>
4.229 <tr>
4.230 <td>Table Output</td>
4.231 <td>Enables definition of relational tables for extra output data. </td>
4.232 </tr>
4.233 <tr>
4.234 <td><strong>Relation Converter </strong></td>
4.235 <td> </td>
4.236 </tr>
4.237 <tr>
4.238 <td>Delete Stream</td>
4.239 <td>Enables definition of monitoring of event deletion from a relation. </td>
4.240 </tr>
4.241 <tr>
4.242 <td>Insert Stream</td>
4.243 <td>Enables monitoring of event insertion to a relation. </td>
4.244 </tr>
4.245 <tr>
4.246 <td>Relation Stream</td>
4.247 <td>Enables monitoring of event deletion from or insertion to a relation. </td>
4.248 </tr>
4.249 <tr>
4.250 <td>Table</td>
4.251 <td>Enables a snapshot of the current state of a relation. </td>
4.252 </tr>
4.253 <tr>
4.254 <td><strong>Relation Operator </strong></td>
4.255 <td> </td>
4.256 </tr>
4.257 <tr>
4.258 <td>Distinct</td>
4.259 <td>Enables removal of duplicate events in a relation. </td>
4.260 </tr>
4.261 <tr>
4.262 <td>Intersect</td>
4.263 <td>Enables definition of relation intersection. </td>
4.264 </tr>
4.265 <tr>
4.266 <td>Minus</td>
4.267 <td>Enables definition of difference between two relations. </td>
4.268 </tr>
4.269 <tr>
4.270 <td>Union</td>
4.271 <td>Enables definition of the union of unique events from multiple relations </td>
4.272 </tr>
4.273 <tr>
4.274 <td>Union All</td>
4.275 <td>Joins the sets of the various incoming relations into one set.</td>
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4.280 <dl>
4.281 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
4.282 <dd> </dd>
4.283 <dd><a href="usingprop.html">Using Property Editors to Customize IEP Operators</a></dd>
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5.15 <h2>Using the Attribute Based Window Operator Property Editor </h2>
5.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
5.17 <p>The Attribute Based Window operator is a stream converter operator that: </p>
5.18 <ul>
5.19 <li>Takes existing attributes and adds additional attributes,</li>
5.20 <li>Joins a static table to an existing set of events to obtain additional attributes or the result. For example, you have information relating to an existing stock and its price, but you want to join a static SEC table to provide CEO and company size information. </li>
5.21 <li>Adds or removes dimensions to an event; that is, provide filtering capability on attributes to add or remove attributes. For example, you have information on a company that includes stock symbol and price but you want to filter out the latter.</li>
5.22 </ul>
5.23 <p><strong>To create an Attribute Based Window operator:</strong></p>
5.24 <ol>
5.25 <li>Drag an Attribute Based Window operator from the Palette to the Design view.</li>
5.26 <li>Click the Attribute Based Window operator icon. The Property Window opens with the name of the Attribute Based Window operator and the output schema name populated. The Property Window displays the schema of the data that is input to the Attribute Based Window operator. </li>
5.27 <li>Click Ok.</li>
5.28 </ol>
5.29 <p> </p>
5.30 <dl>
5.31 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
5.32 <dd> </dd>
5.33 <dd><a href="aboutpalettecan.html">Using the Relation Map Property Window </a></dd>
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6.7 -<dd><a href="saveiepprocess.html">Saving an IEP Process</a></dd>
6.8 +<dd><a href="saveiepprocess.html">About Saving an IEP Process</a></dd>
6.9 </dl>
6.10 <p> </p>
6.11 <hr>
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7.4 <p>
7.5 <strong>To create the Composite Application project and add the JBI Module:</strong></p>
7.6 <ol>
7.7 - <li>Select New Project from the File Menu</li>
7.8 - <li>Select Service Oriented Architecture from Categories</li>
7.9 - <li>Select Composite Application from Projects and click Next.</li>
7.10 - <li>Input the name of the project and click Finish.</li>
7.11 + <li>From the IDE main menu, choose File > New Project.</li>
7.12 + <li>In the Categories list, select Service Oriented Architecture. In the Projects list, select Composite Application and click Next.</li>
7.13 + <li>Type the name of the project and click Finish.</li>
7.14 <li> Right-click on the folder that contains the Composite Application, and select Add JBI Module.</li>
7.15 <li> Navigate to the directory under which you created your IEP project, select the folder containing that project <tt></tt>, and click the button Add Project JAR Files.</li>
7.16 - </ol>
7.17 +</ol>
7.18 <p></p>
7.19 <p><strong>To deploy a composite application that contains the IEP project:</strong></p>
7.20 <p>Right-click on folder containing the Composite Application, and select Deploy Project. </p>
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8.15 <h2>Using the Distinct Operator Property Editor </h2>
8.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
8.17 <p>The Distinct operator retains records input from a stream that are unique. If duplicate records exist, they will not be sent out from the Distinct operator. All attributes of records must match to be filtered with the Distinct operators. The Distinct operator can split output relations into multiple streams. </p>
8.18 <p> You typically use the Distinct operator in conjunction with the output from other operators. The Distinct operator does not forward duplicate records from a any input to it. These operators whose input the Distinct operator uses include:</p>
8.19 <ul>
8.20 <li> Partitioned Window operator</li>
8.21 <li> Tuple-Based Window operator</li>
8.22 <li> Attribute-Based Window operator</li>
8.23 <li> Time Based Window operator</li>
8.24 <li>Relation Map</li>
8.25 <li>Relation Aggregator</li>
8.26 </ul>
8.27 <p><strong>To create a Distinct operator:</strong></p>
8.28 <ol>
8.29 <li>Drag a Distinct operator from the Palette to the Design view.</li>
8.30 <li>Click the Distinct operator icon. The Property Window opens with the name of the Distinct operator and the output schema name populated. The Property Window displays the schema of the data that is input to the Distinct operator. </li>
8.31 <li>Click Ok. </li>
8.32 </ol>
8.33 <dl>
8.34 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
8.35 <dd><a href="tuplebased_propedit.html">Using the Tuple Based Window Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
8.36 <dd><a href="intersect_propedit.html">Using the Intersect Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
8.37 <dd><a href="minus_propedit.html">Using the Minus Operator Property Editor</a></dd>
8.38 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a><a href="union_propedit.html">Using the Union Operator Property Editor</a></dd>
8.39 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a><a href="unionall_propedit.html">Using the Union All Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
8.40 <dd> </dd>
8.41 </dl>
8.42 <hr>
8.43 <small><a href="credits.html">Legal Notices</a></small>
8.44 <table cellpadding="150" border="0">
8.45
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9.2 +++ b/iep.help/javahelp/org/netbeans/modules/iep/help/dragdrop.html Fri Apr 13 19:48:22 2007 +0000
9.3 @@ -9,19 +9,20 @@
9.4 <title>Dragging and Dropping IEP Operators</title>
9.5 </head>
9.6 <body>
9.7 -<h2>Dragging and Dropping IEP Operators </h2>
9.8 +<h2>Adding IEP Operators to an IEP Process </h2>
9.9 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
9.10 -<p>You specify and connect IEP operators by dragging and dropping them. To do so:</p>
9.11 +<p>You specify and connect IEP operators by dragging them from the Palette to the Design view. To do so:</p>
9.12 <ol>
9.13 <li>Place your cursor on an operator on the IEP Palette.</li>
9.14 - <li>Drag the operator from the Palette onto the canvas.</li>
9.15 - <li>Add another operator from the Palette to the canvas. </li>
9.16 + <li>Drag the operator from the Palette onto the Design view.</li>
9.17 + <li>Add another operator from the Palette to the Design view. </li>
9.18 <li>Connect one port on one operator to a port on the connecting operator by dragging an arrow from the first operator to the second. </li>
9.19 + <li>Once you have created and connected all operators for your IEP process, you can click the validation icon at the top of the IEP Design view to validate the operators that make up your IEP process. The validation process runs a set of predefined validation rules, and provides output in the IDE's output area. For example, one validation rule checks to see if a required operator property has been set, and reports if the property has not been set. </li>
9.20 </ol>
9.21 <dl>
9.22 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
9.23 <dd><a href="aboutpalettecan.html">About the IEP Operator Palette and Canvas</a></dd>
9.24 -<dd><a href="usingcust.html">Using Customizers to Customize IEP Operators</a></dd>
9.25 +<dd> </dd>
9.26 </dl>
9.27 <hr>
9.28 <small><a href="credits.html">Legal Notices</a></small>
10.1 --- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000
10.2 +++ b/iep.help/javahelp/org/netbeans/modules/iep/help/editprojects.html Fri Apr 13 19:48:22 2007 +0000
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10.7 +* Use is subject to license terms.
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10.10 +<head>
10.11 +<link rel="stylesheet" href="nbdocs://org.netbeans.modules.usersguide/org/netbeans/modules/usersguide/ide.css" type="text/css">
10.12 +<title>Using Customizers to Customize IEP Operators</title>
10.13 +</head>
10.14 +<body>
10.15 +<h2>Editing Intelligent Event Processing Module Projects </h2>
10.16 +<p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
10.17 +<p>You can edit Intelligent Event Project modules you develop.</p>
10.18 +<p><strong>To edit an IEP project node using a Property Editor:</strong></p>
10.19 +<ol>
10.20 + <li>After dragging an operator to the Design view, click on the operator. The Property Window opens</li>
10.21 + <li>In the Properties window, make your changes. </li>
10.22 + <li>Cick OK. </li>
10.23 +</ol>
10.24 +<dl>
10.25 +<dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
10.26 +<dd><a href="../cvswork/iep/help/javahelp/org/netbeans/modules/iep/help/understandprojects.html">Understanding Intelligent Event Project Module Projects </a></dd>
10.27 +<dt> </dt>
10.28 +<dd><a href="../cvswork/iep/help/javahelp/org/netbeans/modules/iep/help/usingprop.html"></a></dd>
10.29 +</dl>
10.30 +<hr>
10.31 +<small><a href="credits.html">Legal Notices</a></small>
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10.33 +
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11.31 + <indexitem text="Stream to relation" target="iep_about_ops" />
11.32 + <indexitem text="table" target="iep_about_openv" />
11.33 + <indexitem text="Time Based Aggregator " target="iep_timebased_propedit" />
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12.1 --- a/iep.help/javahelp/org/netbeans/modules/iep/help/help-map.jhm Fri Apr 13 17:37:47 2007 +0000
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13.11
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13.13 <title>Intelligent Event Processor Help</title>
13.14 <maps>
13.15 - <homeID></homeID>
13.16 + <homeID>iep_aboutprojects</homeID>
13.17 <mapref location="help-map.jhm"/>
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14.1 --- a/iep.help/javahelp/org/netbeans/modules/iep/help/iep-help-toc.xml Fri Apr 13 17:37:47 2007 +0000
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14.7 - <tocitem text="Intelligent Event Processing Module Projects ">
14.8 - <tocitem text="About Intelligent Event Processing Module Projects ">
14.9 - <tocitem text="About Event Processors" target="iep_aboutprojects" />
14.10 - <tocitem text="Understanding Intelligent Event Processor Projects" target="iep_understandprojects" />
14.11 - </tocitem>
14.12 - <tocitem text="CQL">
14.13 - <tocitem text="About CQL" target="iep_aboutcql" />
14.14 + <tocitem text="Intelligent Event Processing">
14.15 + <tocitem text="About Intelligent Event Processing Module Projects" target="iep_aboutprojects" />
14.16 + <tocitem text="Working with Intelligent Event Processing Module Projects">
14.17 + <tocitem text="About Intelligent Event Processing Projects" target="iep_aboutprojects" />
14.18 + <tocitem text="Saving an IEP Process" target="iep_saveiepprocess" />
14.19 + <tocitem text="Deleting Intelligent Event Processors" target="iep_deleteprocess" />
14.20 + <tocitem text="Working with IEP Operators" target="iep_work_iepops" />
14.21 + <tocitem text="Deploying Intelligent Event Processing Module Projects" target="iep_deployiep" />
14.22 </tocitem>
14.23 <tocitem text="About the IEP Runtime">
14.24 <tocitem text="Receiving and Sending Events" target="iep_receivesend" />
14.25 </tocitem>
14.26 <tocitem text="Creating an IEP Process">
14.27 - <tocitem text="Understanding an IEP Process" target="iep_iepprocess" />
14.28 + <tocitem text="Understanding an IEP Process" target="iep_understandprojects" />
14.29 + <tocitem text="About IEP Datatypes" target="iep_aboutdatatypes" />
14.30 + <tocitem text="About Operator Types" target="iep_about_ops" />
14.31 + <tocitem text="About the Operator Environment" target="iep_about_openv" />
14.32 <tocitem text="Understanding WSDL Creation" target="iep_wsdlcreate" />
14.33 + </tocitem>
14.34 + <tocitem text="Working with the IEP Editor">
14.35 + <tocitem text="About the IEP Editor" target="iep_aboutpalettecan" />
14.36 <tocitem text="About IEP Datatypes" target="iep_aboutdatatypes" />
14.37 + <tocitem text="Adding Operators to an IEP Processor" target="iep_dragdrop" />
14.38 + <tocitem text="Editing IEP Operators" target="iep_editprojects" />
14.39 + <tocitem text="Using Property Editors to Customze IEP Operators" target="iep_usingprop" />
14.40 </tocitem>
14.41 - <tocitem text="Using the IEP Palette and Canvas">
14.42 - <tocitem text="About the IEP Palette and Canvas" target="iep_aboutpalettecan" />
14.43 - <tocitem text="Dragging and Dropping IEP Operators" target="iep_dragdrop" />
14.44 - <tocitem text="Customizing IEP Operators">
14.45 - <tocitem text="About Customizing IEP Operators" target="iep_aboutcust" />
14.46 - <tocitem text="About Using Customizers to Customize IEP Projects" target="iep_usingcust" />
14.47 - <tocitem text="Using Property Editors to Customze IEP Operators" target="iep_usingprop" />
14.48 - </tocitem>
14.49 - </tocitem>
14.50 - <tocitem text="Saving an IEP Process">
14.51 - <tocitem text="About Saving an IEP Process" target="iep_saveiepprocess" />
14.52 - </tocitem>
14.53 - <tocitem text="Deleting an IEP Process">
14.54 - <tocitem text="About Deleting an IEP Process" target="iep_deleteprocess" />
14.55 - </tocitem>
14.56 - <tocitem text="Deploying an IEP Project">
14.57 - <tocitem text="About Deploying an IEP Project" target="iep_deployiep" />
14.58 - </tocitem>
14.59 - <tocitem text="Testing an IEP Project">
14.60 - <tocitem text="About Testing an IEP Project" target="iep_testiep" />
14.61 - </tocitem>
14.62 + <tocitem text="Deleting an IEP Process" target="iep_deleteprocess" />
14.63 </tocitem>
14.64 </toc>
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16.1 --- a/iep.help/javahelp/org/netbeans/modules/iep/help/iepprocess.html Fri Apr 13 17:37:47 2007 +0000
16.2 +++ b/iep.help/javahelp/org/netbeans/modules/iep/help/iepprocess.html Fri Apr 13 19:48:22 2007 +0000
16.3 @@ -6,12 +6,27 @@
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16.5 <head>
16.6 <link rel="stylesheet" href="nbdocs://org.netbeans.modules.usersguide/org/netbeans/modules/usersguide/ide.css" type="text/css">
16.7 -<title>My Help Topic</title>
16.8 +<title>Understanding an IEP Process </title>
16.9 </head>
16.10 <body>
16.11 -<h2>Understanding an IEP Process </h2>
16.12 +<h2>Working with IEP Operators</h2>
16.13 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
16.14 -<p>The IEP process in the IEP service engine is able to send and receive the events generated or received by Binding components. You configure the logic in the IEP Process by using the IEP Desiginer. </p>
16.15 +<p>You use a set of IEP operators to define IEP processes. Refer to the list of topics below.</p>
16.16 +<ul>
16.17 + <li>Using the Attribute Based Window Operator Property Editor</li>
16.18 + <li>Using the Distinct Operator Property Editor</li>
16.19 + <li>Using the Intersect Operator Property Editor</li>
16.20 + <li>Using the Minus Operator Property Editor</li>
16.21 + <li>Using the Partitioned Window Operator Property Editor</li>
16.22 + <li>Using the Relation Aggregator Operator Property Editor</li>
16.23 + <li>Using the Relation Out Operator Property Editor</li>
16.24 + <li>Using the Attribute Based Window Operator Property Editor</li>
16.25 + <li>Using the Attribute Based Window Operator Property Editor</li>
16.26 + <li>Using the Attribute Based Window Operator Property Editor</li>
16.27 + <li>Using the Attribute Based Window Operator Property Editor</li>
16.28 + <li>Using the Attribute Based Window Operator Property Editor</li>
16.29 + <li>Using the Attribute Based Window Operator Property Editor</li>
16.30 +</ul>
16.31 <dl>
16.32 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
16.33 <dd><a href="aboutpalettecan.html">About the IEP Operator Palette and Canvas</a></dd>
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17.15 <h2>Using the Intersect Operator Property Editor </h2>
17.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
17.17 <p>The Intersect operator enables definition of relation intersection. In effect, the operator behaves like the SQL INTERSECT command and acts as an AND operator (that is, values are selected only if they appear in all inputs provided to the operator). </p>
17.18 <p><strong>To create a Intersect operator:</strong></p>
17.19 <ol>
17.20 <li>Drag an Intersect operator from the Palette to the Design View.</li>
17.21 <li>Click the Intersect operator icon to examine the Details and Attributes sections.</li>
17.22 <li>Click Ok.</li>
17.23 </ol>
17.24 <dl>
17.25 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
17.26 <dd> </dd>
17.27 <dd> </dd>
17.28 <dd><a href="distinct_propedit.html">Using the Distinct Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
17.29 <dd><a href="tuplebased_propedit.html">Using the Tuple Based Window Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
17.30 <dd><a href="intersect_propedit.html"></a></dd>
17.31 <dd> </dd>
17.32 <dd><a href="minus_propedit.html">Using the Minus Operator Property Editor</a></dd>
17.33 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a><a href="union_propedit.html">Using the Union Operator Property Editor</a></dd>
17.34 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a><a href="unionall_propedit.html">Using the Union All Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
17.35 </dl>
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18.15 <h2>Using the Minus Operator Property Editor </h2>
18.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
18.17 <p>The Minus Operator subtracts one stream from another. The order subtraction is determined by the order in which you connect the input relations. You cannot subtract unlike operator attributes.</p>
18.18 <p><strong>To create a Minus operator:</strong></p>
18.19 <ol>
18.20 <li>Drag a Minus operator to the Design view.</li>
18.21 <li>Click the Minus operator icon.</li>
18.22 <li>In the Subtract From dialog box, specify the preceding operator from which the subtraction operation is to be performed. To find the order of the subtraction, open the properties pane for the Minus operator. The input list id tells you the order of the operators that are subtracted by this Minus operator. Next, open the properties pane for the relations feeding into the Minus operator, and look at their ID.</li>
18.23 <li>In the Expression dialog box, choose the appropriate provided subtraction operation based on the prior operators in your process. </li>
18.24 <li>Change the order in the Expression dialog box if and as necessary. <br>
18.25 As with other operators, you can specify multiple input streams to a minus operation, and provide filters before the Minus operator.</li>
18.26 <li>The Size box will indicate the number of records to retain, based on the prior specification of an operator, such as Tuple Based window.</li>
18.27 </ol>
18.28 <dl>
18.29 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
18.30 <dd><a href="tuplebased_propedit.html">Using the Tuple Based Window Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
18.31 <dd><a href="intersect_propedit.html">Using the Intersect Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
18.32 <dd><a href="distinct_propedit.html">Using the Distinct Operator Property Editor</a></dd>
18.33 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a><a href="union_propedit.html">Using the Union Operator Property Editor</a></dd>
18.34 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a><a href="unionall_propedit.html">Using the Union All Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
18.35 <dd> </dd>
18.36 </dl>
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19.15 +<h2>Using the Partitioned Window Property Editor </h2>
19.16 +<p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
19.17 +<p>The Partitioned Window operator retains a specified number of records per attribute based on the size value. </p>
19.18 +<p><strong>To create a Partitioned Window operator:</strong></p>
19.19 +<ol>
19.20 + <li>Drag a Partitioned Window operator from the Palette to the Design View.</li>
19.21 + <li>Click the Partitioned Window operator icon. the Property Window opens with the name of the Partitioned Window operator and the input schema populated. The number of tuples in the record is provided in the Size field.</li>
19.22 + <li>The attributes part of the pane contains the attributes for the data input to the Partitioned Window operator. Check the partition key for the attributes to be retained. </li>
19.23 + <li>Click Ok to apply your changes. </li>
19.24 +</ol>
19.25 +<dl>
19.26 +<dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
19.27 +<dd> </dd>
19.28 +<dd><a href="streaminput_prop.html">Using the Stream Input Property Window </a></dd>
19.29 +</dl>
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20.13 +</head>
20.14 +<body>
20.15 +<h2>Using the Relation Aggregator Property Editor </h2>
20.16 +<p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
20.17 +<p>Use the Relation Aggregator operator to take as input the output of a relation, treat that output as if it were a database table, and perform an SQL Select on that table. The Relation operator issues output in the form of a relation.</p>
20.18 +<p><strong>To create a Relation Aggregator operator:</strong></p>
20.19 +<ol>
20.20 + <li>Drag a Relation Aggregator operator from the Palette to the Design view.</li>
20.21 + <li>Click the Relation Aggregator operator icon. The Property Window opens with the name of the Distinct operator and the output schema name populated. The Property Window displays the schema of the data that is input to the Distinct operator. </li>
20.22 + <li>In the Select field, specify attributes from which to select. Any attribute you specify here must appear in the group-by clause. Attributes you select as expression entries must be in the form of an attribute name, a literal, or an aggregate function supported by the database you use.</li>
20.23 + <li>In the Expression field, provide a SQL expression to further delimit your Select statement.</li>
20.24 + <li>Optionally specify a Where statement in the Where field to provide a search condition, which cannot have a subquery.</li>
20.25 + <li>In the group by field, specify a comma-separated list of attribute names, indicating how you want to group the attributes in the relation that is output from this operator.</li>
20.26 + <li>Click Ok.</li>
20.27 +</ol>
20.28 +<p><strong>To define the SQL statements to use with a Tuple Based Aggregator operator:</strong>
20.29 +</p>
20.30 +<ol>
20.31 + <li>In the Expression box, enter the expression for the SQL Select statement which is used to specify the input attribute upon which the Select is performed. Add atrribute names, data types. and sizes, as applicable. Note that any atrribute specified here must appear in the group-by clause.</li>
20.32 + <li>In the From field, define the input on which to perform the selection. <span class="bold"></span></li>
20.33 + <li>In the Where clause field, provide additional search criteria. </li>
20.34 + <li>In the Group by box, provide a comma-separated list of attribute names. </li>
20.35 + </li>
20.36 +</ol>
20.37 +<dl>
20.38 +<dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
20.39 +<dd> </dd>
20.40 +<dd><a href="aboutpalettecan.html">Using the Relation Map Property Window </a></dd>
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21.15 <h2>Using the Relation Output Operator Property Editor </h2>
21.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
21.17 <p>The Relation Output operator sends out groups of tuples that reflect its input; when data changes on the current relation result. It sends out records with a tag on the end which indicates + or - (records added or deleted, respectively.) </p>
21.18 <p> However, if a triggering event enters into the IEP process, but the result of the final Relation from that event does not change, the relation output is not triggered. </p>
21.19 <p>If a change occurs as a result of the triggering event such that a record changes, a delete record is sent out matching the changed record. An add record is sent out when there is an updated or new version of that record. The operator only sends out change events rather than the entire result time after time. <br>
21.20 For example, if a change occurs which results in a new record, only an add record is sent out. Again, if the new result is that only three records no longer appear, three delete records are sent out. </p>
21.21 <p>The Attribute fields in the Relation Output are supplied by the input that the operator receives. </p>
21.22 <p><strong>To create a Relation Output operator. </strong></p>
21.23 <ol>
21.24 <li>Drag a Relation Output operator to the Design view.</li>
21.25 <li>Click the Relation Output operator icon. </li>
21.26 <li>Click the Include Timestamp checkbox if you want to include a timestamp on the output from the Relation Output.</li>
21.27 <li>Click Ok.</li>
21.28 </ol>
21.29 <dl>
21.30 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
21.31 <dd> </dd>
21.32 <dd><a href="tableout_propedit.html">Using the Table Output Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
21.33 <dd> </dd>
21.34 <dd><a href="streamout_propedit.html">Using the Stream Output Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
21.35 <dd> </dd>
21.36 </dl>
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22.15 +<h2>Using the Relation Map Operator Property Editor </h2>
22.16 +<p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
22.17 +<p> The Relation Map operator performs a select on two or more incoming relations, equivalent to a SQL join view of two tables, based on input from two tables or a relation and a table. The Relation Map operator can take multiple inputs and provide multiple outputs. </p>
22.18 +<p>You can use a Relation Map to join input from other operator sources, for example two or more Tuple Based windows, or two or more Partitioned Windows. </p>
22.19 +<p><strong>To create a Relation Map Operator</strong></p>
22.20 +<ol>
22.21 + <li>Drag a Relation Map operator from the Palette to the Design view.</li>
22.22 + <li>Click the Relation Map operator icon to examine the Details and Attribute sections in the Property Editor, if needed. </li>
22.23 + <li>Click OK.</li>
22.24 +</ol>
22.25 +<p><strong>To define the SQL statements to use with a Relation Map operator:</strong> </p>
22.26 +<ol>
22.27 + <li>In the Expression box, enter the expression for the SQL Select statement which is used to specify the input attribute upon which the Select is performed. Add atrribute names, data types. and sizes, as applicable. Note that any atrribute specified here must appear in the group-by clause.</li>
22.28 + <li>In the From field, define the input on which to perform the selection. <span class="bold"></span></li>
22.29 + <li>In the Where clause field, provide additional search criteria. </li>
22.30 +</ol>
22.31 +<p>For example, provided the latest two hour window of stock transactions, and the latest two hour window of news, you can compute the latest two hour window of possible trades by joining the trader's name with the name mentioned in the news </p>
22.32 +<dl>
22.33 +<dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
22.34 +<dd> </dd>
22.35 +<dd><a href="aboutpalettecan.html">Using the Relation Map Property Window </a></dd>
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23.15 <h2>Using the Relation Stream Operator Property Editor </h2>
23.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
23.17 <p> The Relation Stream operator converts a relation result from an input operator into a relation stream. The Relation Stream operator provides monitoring of event deletion from or insertion to a relation. </p>
23.18 <p>The relation stream provided is similar to the output of Table Output, showing records that are valid as a result of a prior operation. Each time the IEP event stream is updated, records are added, deleted or not affected. You can use the Relation Stream operator to provide the final result of the operations.</p>
23.19 <p>When a triggering event occurs, the IEP sends out all the records in the relation. Consequently, if you connect this operator to a Stream Output operator, the IEP process will send out all relation results each time a triggering event occurs. </p>
23.20 <p>When you combine a Relation Stream connected to a Stream Output, you obtain relation results; this differs from using a Relation Output Operator, which sends out only changes to the event stream, rather than the results. </p>
23.21 <p><strong>To create a Relation Stream operator:</strong></p>
23.22 <ol>
23.23 <li>Drag a Relation Stream operator from the Palette to the Design view.</li>
23.24 <li>Click the Relation Stream operator icon to examine the Details and Attribute sections, if needed.</li>
23.25 </ol>
23.26 <dl>
23.27 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
23.28 <dd><a href="streamdel_propedit.html">Using the Delete Stream Property Editor</a></dd>
23.29 <dd><a href="streaminsrt_propedit.html">Using the Insert Stream Property Editor </a></dd>
23.30 <dd> </dd>
23.31 <dd><a href="table_propedit.html">Using the Table Property Editor</a></dd>
23.32 <dd> </dd>
23.33 </dl>
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24.8 +<title>About Saving an IEP Process</title>
24.9 </head>
24.10 <body>
24.11 -<h2>Saving an IEP Process </h2>
24.12 +<h2> Saving an IEP Process </h2>
24.13 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
24.14 <p>Once you have created an IEP Process, you can save it by navigating to the File Menu and selecting Save. </p>
24.15 <dl>
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25.15 <h2>Using the Delete Stream Operator Property Editor </h2>
25.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
25.17 <p>The Delete Stream operator provides deleted (changed or new) records from a current event triggering relation event. </p>
25.18 <p><strong>To create an Delete Stream operator:</strong></p>
25.19 <ol>
25.20 <li>Drag a Delete Stream operator from the Palette to the Design area.</li>
25.21 <li>Click the Delete Stream operator icon.The Property Editor opens. </li>
25.22 <li>The Details section of the property editor displays the name of the operator and the output schema.</li>
25.23 <li>The Attributes section provides a picture of the current state of a stream. </li>
25.24 </ol>
25.25 <dl>
25.26 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
25.27 <dd> </dd>
25.28 <dd><a href="relstream_propedit.html">Using the Relation Stream Property Editor </a></dd>
25.29 <dd><a href="streaminsrt_propedit.html">Using the Insert Stream Property Editor </a></dd>
25.30 <dd> </dd>
25.31 <dd><a href="table_propedit.html">Using the Table Property Editor</a></dd>
25.32 <dd> </dd>
25.33 </dl>
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26.15 <h2>Using the Stream Input Operator Property Editor </h2>
26.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
26.17 <p>The Stream Input operator enables event collection by providing an input endpoint operator that supplies stream data for operators that are downstream.</p>
26.18 <p><strong>To create a Stream Input operator:</strong></p>
26.19 <ol>
26.20 <li>Drag a Stream Input operator from the Palette to the Design area.</li>
26.21 <li>Click the Stream Input operator icon.The Property Editor opens. </li>
26.22 <li>The Details section of the property editor displays the name of the operator and the outpt schema.</li>
26.23 <li>In the Attributes section, you can add or delete attributes of this stream, or move the attributes up or down in order.</li>
26.24 <li>In the Data Type column in the Attributes section, select the appropriate data type from the list of data types.</li>
26.25 <li>In the Size column, you can optionally specify the size of the attribute.</li>
26.26 <li>Click OK to save your edits. </li>
26.27 </ol>
26.28 <dl>
26.29 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
26.30 <dd> </dd>
26.31 <dd><a href="table_propedit.html">Using the Table Input Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
26.32 </dl>
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27.14 <body>
27.15 <h2>Using the Insert Stream Operator Property Window </h2>
27.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
27.17 <p>The Insert Stream operator converts a relation output from an internal operator into stream output. Because the Insert Stream operator converts a relation to a stream, you can use it to connect to a Stream Output operator. When the insert stream operation occurs, only plus (or changed or new) records are issued. In other words, the Insert Stream operator passes new records, unlike Relation Output, which places individual records with either a plus, meaning a new record, or minus, meaning a record was issued previously, but is no longer part of the relation result. </p>
27.18 <p><strong>To create an Insert Stream operator:</strong></p>
27.19 <ol>
27.20 <li>Drag a Table operator from the Palette to the Design area.</li>
27.21 <li>Click the Table operator icon.The Property Editor opens. </li>
27.22 <li>The Details section of the property editor displays the name of the operator and the output schema.</li>
27.23 <li>The Attributes section provides a picture of the current state of a relation. </li>
27.24 </ol>
27.25 <dl>
27.26 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
27.27 <dd> </dd>
27.28 <dd> </dd>
27.29 <dd><a href="streamdel_propedit.html">Using the Delete Stream Property Editor</a></dd>
27.30 <dd><a href="relstream_propedit.html">Using the Relation Stream Property Editor </a></dd>
27.31 <dd> </dd>
27.32 <dd><a href="table_propedit.html">Using the Table Property Editor</a></dd>
27.33 <dd> </dd>
27.34 <dd> </dd>
27.35 </dl>
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28.12 <title>Using the Stream Output Operator Property Editor </title>
28.13 </head>
28.14 <body>
28.15 <h2>Using the Stream Output Operator Property Editor </h2>
28.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
28.17 <p>The Stream Output operator passes individual records into the stream and does not act as a filter or convert stream data that it receives as input. There can be multiple Stream Outputs from one input stream.</p>
28.18 <p>The IEP uses stream output and WSDL generation to define a web service that another application can implement to receive events from a stream created by an event processor. The stream output’s schema is used to generate the XSD of the web service’s input message.</p>
28.19 <p><strong>To create a Stream Output operator: </strong></p>
28.20 <ol>
28.21 <li>Drag a Stream Output operator to the Design view.</li>
28.22 <li>Click the Stream Output operator icon. </li>
28.23 <li>Click the Include Timestamp checkbox if you want to include a timestamp on the output from the Relation Output.</li>
28.24 <li>Click Ok.</li>
28.25 </ol>
28.26 <dl>
28.27 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
28.28 <dd> </dd>
28.29 <dd><a href="tableout_propedit.html">Using the Table Output Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
28.30 <dd> </dd>
28.31 <dd><a href="relationout_propedit.html">Using the Relation Output Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
28.32 <dd> </dd>
28.33 </dl>
28.34 <hr>
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29.12 <title>Using the Stream and Project Filter Operator Property Window </title>
29.13 </head>
29.14 <body>
29.15 <h2>Using the Stream and Project Filter Operator Property Window </h2>
29.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
29.17 <p>The Stream and Project Filter operator enables you to obtain a stream as it comes in and do one of three things:</p>
29.18 <ul>
29.19 <li>Take existing attributes and add other additional attributes</li>
29.20 <li>Join a static table to an existing set of events to obtain additional attributes or the result. For example, you have information relating to an existing stock and its price, but you want to join a static SEC table to provide CEO and company size information. </li>
29.21 <li>Add or remove dimensions to an event; that is, provide filtering capability on attributes to add or remove attributes. For example, you have information on a company that includes stock symbol and price but you want to filter out the latter.</li>
29.22 </ul>
29.23 <p><strong>To define the attributes for a Stream and Project Filter operator:</strong></p>
29.24 <ol>
29.25 <li>Drag a Stream and Project Filter operator from the Palette to the Design area.</li>
29.26 <li>Click the Stream and Project Filter operator icon.The Property Editor opens. </li>
29.27 <li>Provide the appropriate SQL statements, as below.</li>
29.28 <li>Click Ok. <br>
29.29 </li>
29.30 </ol>
29.31 <p><strong>To define the SQL statements to use with a Stream and Project Filter operator:</strong></p>
29.32 <ol>
29.33 <li>In the Expression box, enter the expression for the SQL Select statement which is used to specify the input attribute upon which the Select is performed. Add atrribute names, data types. and sizes, as applicable. </li>
29.34 <li>In the From box, define the input on which to perform the selection. <span class="bold"></span></li>
29.35 <li>In the Where clause box, provide additional filtering on records.</li>
29.36 <li>In the Group by box, provide a comma-separated list of attribute names. </li>
29.37 </ol>
29.38 <dl>
29.39 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
29.40 <dd> </dd>
29.41 <dd><a href="aboutpalettecan.html">Using the Relation Map Property Window </a></dd>
29.42 </dl>
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30.13 </head>
30.14 <body>
30.15 <h2>Using the Table Operator Property Editor </h2>
30.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
30.17 <p>The Table operator provides a snapshot of the current state of a relation and a visualization of the relation at a moment in time which can be used as input to an output operator.</p>
30.18 <p><strong>To create a Table operator:</strong></p>
30.19 <ol>
30.20 <li>Drag a Table operator from the Palette to the Design area.</li>
30.21 <li>Click the Table operator icon.The Property Editor opens. </li>
30.22 <li>The Details section of the property editor displays the name of the operator and the outpt schema.</li>
30.23 <li>The Attributes section provides a picture of the current state of a relation. </li>
30.24 </ol>
30.25 </li>
30.26 </ol>
30.27 <dl>
30.28 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
30.29 <dd> </dd>
30.30 <dd><a href="streamdel_propedit.html">Using the Delete Stream Property Editor</a></dd>
30.31 <dd><a href="relstream_propedit.html">Using the Relation Stream Property Editor </a></dd>
30.32 <dd><a href="streaminsrt_propedit.html">Using the Insert Stream Property Editor </a></dd>
30.33 <dd> </dd>
30.34 </dl>
30.35 <hr>
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31.13 </head>
31.14 <body>
31.15 <h2>Using the Table Input Operator Property Editor </h2>
31.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
31.17 <p>The Table Input Operator provides extra event information using a relational table, and also providing an unique endpoint operator that supplies relational table data downstream to other operators.</p>
31.18 <p><strong>To create a Table Input operator:</strong></p>
31.19 <ol>
31.20 <li>Drag a Table Input operator from the Palette to the Design area.</li>
31.21 <li>Click the Table Input operator icon.The Property Editor opens. </li>
31.22 <li>The Details section of the property editor displays the name of the operator and the outpt schema.</li>
31.23 <li>In the Attributes section, you can add or delete attributes of this table inpu, or move the attributes up or down in order.</li>
31.24 <li>In the Data Type column in the Attributes section, select the appropriate data type from the list of data types.</li>
31.25 <li>In the Size column, you can optionally specify the size of the attribute.</li>
31.26 <li>Click OK to save your edits. </li>
31.27 </ol>
31.28 </li>
31.29 </ol>
31.30 <dl>
31.31 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
31.32 <dd> </dd>
31.33 <dd><a href="aboutpalettecan.html">Using the Relation Map Property Window </a></dd>
31.34 </dl>
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32.13 +</head>
32.14 +<body>
32.15 +<h2>Using the Table Output Operator Property Editor </h2>
32.16 +<p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
32.17 +<p>The Table Output operator provides a definition of relational tables for output data.</p>
32.18 +<p><strong>To create a Table Output operator:</strong></p>
32.19 +<ol>
32.20 + <li>Drag a Table Output operator from the palette to the Design view.</li>
32.21 + <li>Click the Table Output operator icon. The Property Window opens.</li>
32.22 + <li>Select the isGlobal parameter if you want to share the table related to the Table Output with other IEP processes or other applications. When you select IsGlobal, the table related to the Table Output is created is created if it does not exist. Only columns specified by the schema are inserted into this table. <br>
32.23 + <br>
32.24 + Upon undeploy of the IEP process associated with the table , the table is not deleted. Upon redploy of the IEP processe associated with the table, the table is not recreated.</li>
32.25 +</ol>
32.26 +<dl>
32.27 +<dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
32.28 +<dd> </dd>
32.29 +<dd><a href="relationout_propedit.html">Using the Relation Output Property Window</a> </dd>
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33.13 +</head>
33.14 +<body>
33.15 +<h2>Using the Time Based Aggregator Property Editor </h2>
33.16 +<p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
33.17 +<p>The Time Based Aggregator operator performs statistical analysis within a specified amount of time which you provide as an increment. You can do simple or complex SQL manipulation within the time frame you specify, by using the Select, From and Where clauses, as indicated in the property editor. </p>
33.18 +<ul>
33.19 + <li>Take existing attributes and add additional attributes.</li>
33.20 + <li>Join a static table to an existing set of events to obtain additional attributes or the result. For example, you have information relating to an existing stock and its price, but you want to join a static securities table to provide CEO and company size information. </li>
33.21 + <li>Add or remove dimensions to an event; that is, provide filtering capability on attributes to add or remove attributes. For example, you have input information on a company that includes stock symbol and price but you want to filter out the price. </li>
33.22 +</ul>
33.23 +<p><strong>To create a Time Based Aggregator operator:</strong></p>
33.24 +<ol>
33.25 + <li>Drag a Time Based Aggregation operator to the Design area.</li>
33.26 + <li>Click the Time Based Aggregation operator icon.The Property Window opens. </li>
33.27 + <li>In the Start field, enter the time to start calculating the tasks that are to be performed by the Time Based Aggregator within the process.</li>
33.28 + <li>In the Increment field, enter the time increment for the time based aggregator to perform the analysis.</li>
33.29 + <li>In the Size field, enter the time range within for the time based aggregator to perform the analysis.</li></ol>
33.30 + <p><strong>To define the SQL statements to use with a Time Based Aggregator operator:</strong></p>
33.31 + <ol>
33.32 + <li>In the Expression box, enter the expression for the SQL Select statement which is used to specify the input attribute upon which the Select is performed. Add atrribute names, data types. and sizes, as applicable. </li>
33.33 + <li>In the From box, define the input on which to perform the selection. <span class="bold"></span></li>
33.34 + <li>In the Where clause box, provide additional filtering on records, for example, <tt>WHERE price > 30.00 AND stockDate < '2006-01-01' </tt>; </li>
33.35 + <li>In the Group by box, group a result into subsets that have matching values for one or more columns of the database by specifying a comma separated list of qualified attribute names.</li>
33.36 + </ol>
33.37 +
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33.39 +<dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
33.40 +<dd> </dd>
33.41 +<dd><a href="tuplebased_propedit.html">Using the Tuple Based Operator Property Window </a></dd>
33.42 +</dl>
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34.13 </head>
34.14 <body>
34.15 <h2>Using the Tuple Based Window Operator Property Editor </h2>
34.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
34.17 <p>The Tuple Based window either retains or passes through a certain number of records, also called tuples, based on the size value you provide in the property editor for the Window. Note, however, that you cannot edit schema attributes or the output schema name in the Tuple Based Window. </p>
34.18 <p>The Tuple Based window takes stream input from an input operator or any other operator that generates stream as an output. Only one stream input can connect to multiple outputs. which can be either an Input operator, or any other operator that generates stream as an output. </p>
34.19 <p><strong>To create a Tuple Based Window operator:</strong></p>
34.20 <ol>
34.21 <li>Drag a Tuple Based Window operator from the Palette to the Design area.</li>
34.22 <li>Click the Tuple Based Window operator icon.The Property Editor opens. </li>
34.23 <li>In the Size field, enter the number of tuples (or records) that are to be retained or passed through, based on operators preceding the Tuple Based Window operator.</li>
34.24 <li>Click Ok. </li>
34.25 </ol>
34.26 <p><strong>To define the SQL statements to use with a Tuple Based Aggregator operator:</strong></p>
34.27 <ol>
34.28 <li>In the Expression box, enter the expression for the SQL Select statement which is used to specify the input attribute upon which the Select is performed. Add atrribute names, data types. and sizes, as applicable. </li>
34.29 <li>In the From box, define the input on which to perform the selection. <span class="bold"></span></li>
34.30 <li>In the Where clause box, provide additional filtering on records.</li>
34.31 <li>In the Group by box, provide a comma-separated list of attribute names. </li>
34.32 </ol>
34.33 <dl>
34.34 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
34.35 <dd> </dd>
34.36 <dd><a href="distinct_propedit.html">Using the Distinct Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
34.37 <dd><a href="intersect_propedit.html">Using the Intersect Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
34.38 <dd><a href="minus_propedit.html">Using the Minus Operator Property Editor</a></dd>
34.39 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a><a href="union_propedit.html">Using the Union Operator Property Editor</a></dd>
34.40 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a><a href="unionall_propedit.html">Using the Union All Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
34.41 </dl>
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35.14 <body>
35.15 <h2>Using the Tuple Based Aggregator Operator Property Window </h2>
35.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
35.17 <p>The Tuple Based Aggregator performs statistical analysis for a specified number of records, for every increment you specify, and provides the ability to do SQL selects based on the specified records.</p>
35.18 <p> Use the Tuple Based Aggregator when you want to perform calculations based on an increment of the data that is input to the operator. For example, provided a stream of stock transactions, the operator can compute a new stream that holds the minimum, average, and maximum of the stock price of every 10 transactions.</p>
35.19 <p>Statistics you can compute via SQL statements within the Proeprty Editor of the Tuple Based Aggregator include:</p>
35.20 <ul><li>Sum</li>
35.21 <li>Average</li>
35.22 <li>Median</li>
35.23 <li>Lower-quantile</li>
35.24 <li>Upper-quantile</li>
35.25 <li>Minimum</li>
35.26 <li>Maximum</li>
35.27 <li>Standard-deviation</li>
35.28 <li> Sum-of-square</li>
35.29 <li>Outlier-percentage</li>
35.30 </ul>
35.31 <p><strong>To create a Tuple Based Aggregator operator:</strong></p>
35.32 <ol>
35.33 <li>Drag a Tuple Based Aggregation operator from the Palette to the Design area.</li>
35.34 <li>Click the Tuple Based Aggregation operator icon.The Property Editor opens. </li>
35.35 <li>In the Start field, enter the record in which you want the operator calculations to begin.</li>
35.36 <li>In the Increment field, enter how often you want the analysis performed.</li>
35.37 </ol>
35.38 <p><strong>To define the SQL statements to use with a Time Based Aggregator operator:</strong></p>
35.39 <ol>
35.40 <li>In the Expression box enter the expression for the SQL Select statement which is used to specify the input attribute upon which the Select is performed. </li>
35.41 <li>In the From box, define the input on which to perform the selection. <span class="bold"></span></li>
35.42 <li>In the Where clause box, provide additional filtering on records, for example, <tt>WHERE price > 30.00 AND stockDate < '2006-01-01' </tt>; </li>
35.43 <li>In the Group by box, group a result into subsets that have matching values for one or more columns of the database by specifying a comma separated list of qualified attribute names.</li>
35.44 </ol>
35.45 <dl>
35.46 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
35.47 <dd> </dd>
35.48 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html">Using the Time Based Aggregator Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
35.49 </dl>
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36.14 <body>
36.15 <h2>Using the Tuple Serial Correlation Operator Property Editor </h2>
36.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
36.17 <p>The Tuple Serial Correlation operator provides the ability to correlate sequential events; that is, to specify a number of events from an existing stream which you can use to create a larger stream.</p>
36.18 <p>For example, you have a stream of transactions of a stock, and you want to compute a new stream in which each event is composed of three consecutive events from the original stream. Using this functionality, you can build a trading model that predicts the next stock prices, using the latest two stock prices.</p>
36.19 <p><strong>To create a Tuple Serial Correlation operator:</strong></p>
36.20 <ol>
36.21 <li>Drag a Tuple Serial Correlation operator from the Palette to the Design area.</li>
36.22 <li>Click the Tuple Serial Correlation operator icon.The Property Editor opens. </li>
36.23 <li>In the Increment field, enter the time period over which you want to obtain consecutive events; that is, how often do you want to obtain events via the Tuple Serial Correlation operator.</li>
36.24 <li>In the Size field, the number of small consecutive events that you want to add to the larger cumulative event.</li>
36.25 </ol>
36.26 <dl>
36.27 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
36.28 <dd> </dd>
36.29 <dd><a href="tuplebased_propedit.html">Using the Tuple Based Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
36.30 </dl>
36.31 <hr>
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37.4 <li>Click the Next button. </li>
37.5 <li>Input the name of the Project. Click Finish. </li>
37.6 </ol>
37.7 - <p>The IDE creates the source file under the Source Packages, opens the source file in the IEP design view, and opens the IEP Palette.</p>
37.8 - <p><strong>To visually edit an IEP source file and change IEP operators:</strong></p>
37.9 - <ol>
37.10 - <li>Add and operators to the IEP canvas from the IEP palette.</li>
37.11 - <li>Specify the operator attributes. </li>
37.12 - </ol>
37.13 + <p>The IDE creates the source file under the Source Packages, opens the source file in the IEP design view, and opens the IEP Palette</p>
37.14 + <p>You can then drag operators from the Palette to the Design view. </p>
37.15 <p>After you have saved the project, you can create and deploy a composite application that contains the IEP project. </p>
37.16 - <p> </p>
37.17 -<dl>
37.18 + <dl>
37.19 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
37.20 -<dd><a href="wsdlcreate.html">Understanding WSDL Creation</a> <br>
37.21 +<dd><a href="aboutpalettecan.html">About the IEP Operator Palette and Design View </a><br>
37.22 </dd>
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38.13 </head>
38.14 <body>
38.15 <h2>Using the Union Operator Property Editor </h2>
38.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
38.17 <p>The Union operator combines elements from input relations. The Union operator captures one of every record and providing one of every record as output. It does not allow duplicate records that have been input to it to pass through.</p>
38.18 <p>The Union operator accepts multiple inputs and can provide multiple outputs.</p>
38.19 <p><strong>To create a Union operator:</strong></p>
38.20 <ol>
38.21 <li>Drag a Union operator from the Palette to the Design View.</li>
38.22 <li>Click the Union operator icon to examine the Details and Attributes section in the Property Editor, if needed.</li>
38.23 <li>Click OK.</li>
38.24 </ol>
38.25 <dl>
38.26 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
38.27 <dd><a href="tuplebased_propedit.html">Using the Tuple Based Window Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
38.28 <dd><a href="intersect_propedit.html">Using the Intersect Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
38.29 <dd><a href="minus_propedit.html">Using the Minus Operator Property Editor</a></dd>
38.30 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a></dd>
38.31 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a><a href="unionall_propedit.html">Using the Union All Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
38.32 <dd> </dd>
38.33 </dl>
38.34 <hr>
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39.12 <title>Using the Union All Operator Property Editor</title>
39.13 </head>
39.14 <body>
39.15 <h2>Using the Union All Operator Property Editor </h2>
39.16 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
39.17 <p>The Union All operator joins the sets of incoming relations into one set. You can use this operator to join data from two separate streams. The Union All operator can be used, for example, to join data from two streams that each have tuple based windows that each specify how many records should be kept.<br>
39.18 The Union All operator only joins streams that have the same schemas.</p>
39.19 <p><strong>To create a Union All operator:</strong></p>
39.20 <ol>
39.21 <li>Drag a Union All operator from the Palette to the Design View.</li>
39.22 <li>Click the Union All operator icon to examine the Details and Attributes section in the Property Editor, if needed.</li>
39.23 <li>Click OK.</li>
39.24 </ol>
39.25 <dl>
39.26 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
39.27 <dd> </dd>
39.28 <dd><a href="tuplebased_propedit.html">Using the Tuple Based Window Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
39.29 <dd><a href="intersect_propedit.html">Using the Intersect Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
39.30 <dd><a href="minus_propedit.html">Using the Minus Operator Property Editor</a></dd>
39.31 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a></dd>
39.32 <dd><a href="timebased_propedit.html"> </a><a href="union_propedit.html">Using the Union Operator Property Editor </a></dd>
39.33 <dd><dd> </dd>
39.34 </dl>
39.35 <hr>
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40.6 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
40.7 -<dd><a href="usingcust.html">Using Customizers to Customize IEP Operators</a></dd>
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41.10 +<head>
41.11 +<link rel="stylesheet" href="nbdocs://org.netbeans.modules.usersguide/org/netbeans/modules/usersguide/ide.css" type="text/css">
41.12 +<title>Understanding an IEP Process </title>
41.13 +</head>
41.14 +<body>
41.15 +<h2>Working with IEP Operators</h2>
41.16 +<p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
41.17 +<p>You use a set of IEP operators to define IEP processes, and often need to edit or examine the Property Editor in the IEP designer while connecting the operators to create an IEP process. Refer to the list of topics below.</p>
41.18 +<ul>
41.19 + <li><a href="attbased_propedit.html">Using the Attribute Based Window Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.20 + <li><a href="distinct_propedit.html">Using the Distinct Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.21 + <li><a href="intersect_propedit.html">Using the Intersect Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.22 + <li><a href="minus_propedit.html">Using the Minus Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.23 + <li><a href="partitionwindow_propedit.html">Using the Partitioned Window Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.24 + <li><a href="relagg_propedit.html">Using the Relation Aggregator Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.25 + <li><a href="relationout_propedit.html">Using the Relation Out Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.26 + <li><a href="relinput_prop.html">Using the Relation Input Operator Property Editor </a></li>
41.27 + <li><a href="relmap_prop.html">Using the Relation Map Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.28 + <li><a href="relstream_propedit.html">Using the Relation Stream Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.29 + <li><a href="streamdel_propedit.html">Using the Delete Stream Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.30 + <li><a href="streaminsrt_propedit.html">Using the Insert Stream Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.31 + <li><a href="streaminput_prop.html">Using the Stream Input Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.32 + <li><a href="streamout_propedit.html">Using the Stream Output Property Editor</a></li>
41.33 + <li><a href="strprj_prop.html">Using the Stream and Project Filter Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.34 + <li><a href="table_propedit.html">Using the Table Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.35 + <li><a href="tableinput_propedit.html">Using the Table Input Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.36 + <li><a href="tableout_propedit.html">Using the Table Output Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.37 + <li><a href="timebased_propedit.html">Using the Time Based Aggregator Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.38 + <li><a href="tuplebasedagg_propedit.html">Using the Tuple Based Aggregator Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.39 + <li><a href="tupleser_propedit.html">Using the Tuple Serial Correlation Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.40 + <li><a href="union_propedit.html">Using the Union Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.41 + <li><a href="unionall_propedit.html">Using the Union All Operator Property Editor</a></li>
41.42 +</ul>
41.43 +<dl>
41.44 +<dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
41.45 +<dd><a href="aboutpalettecan.html">About the IEP Operator Palette and Canvas</a></dd>
41.46 +</dl>
41.47 +<hr>
41.48 +<small><a href="credits.html">Legal Notices</a></small>
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