Limits on the size of the UDP packets

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• Help the analysis of UDP packets

  Hello, I am new to Labview and working on a program to read the UDP packets. I was looking at the example UDP receive Labview and read also older messages. The data consists of 1-Header Word (32 bits), 24-data words (each word is 32 - bits), and the rest of the data is data filling which is all zeros. Each package is the same size.  Far by the UDP Receiver.vi example I am able to receive the data and could probably push on with what I have, but I would like to know if there is an easier way to analyze a UDP data packet? I have read others who used a Cluster and the TypeCast but can't seem to make it work. When I try to connect to my Cluster until the TypeCast it wire goes to the dotted line.

  If anyone has any suggestions on the easiest ways to analyze a UPD packet please let me know.

  Thank you

  Joe

  
  

• How to send UDP packets to multiple IP addresses

  I can see the full dissemination of forwarding UDP (IP value FFFFFFFF) but I do not see how to send the UDP packet even two or three specified multiple IP addresses.

  Is it still possible?

  Thank you

  Pawel says:

  The multicast would work with other receivers of udp (no-LabVIEW) operating in a mode normal unitcast? Or all networking needs receivers operate in multicast mode?

  Clients must join a multicast group in order for the multicast work. This essentially means that you tell the OS you want traffic received on a specific IP address (multicast groups are the IP addresses within a specific range) and on a specific network interface.

• Is there a limitation in the size of the payload

  Hi all
  I would like to know if there is any limitation in the payload received in a BPEL/HTTP Post to 11.1.3 SOA process. Our customers say they can send big as payload of 5 MB. Will this be a problem on the side of SOA when the payload is received?
  Concerning
  SHY

  In SOA 10 g we have restrictions on the size of about 9 MB payload, but there is no constraint on the size of the payload in 11 g.

• Limits of the skeleton L

  Hello

  I'm stumbling on the limits of the function of the skeleton, and IMHO, they are about size.

  Suppose I'm workign with a large image... 2048 * something.
  What I get from the skeleton L-function is

  

  (I know, skeleton lines are barely visible. What matters is the "block in the Middle"... aka skeleton function overflows)

  It's the same operation to the size of the image 600 * 355px (which isn't important in my humble OPINION)

  

  Only with a frame size of 230 x 160 or more, I'm getting a "real results".

  

  I'm not really happy with this behavior and lose a LOT of details here.

  I have two suspicions:
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  (b) IMAQ skeleton is probably derived from the thinning skeletonized, which in turn is probably based on the morphology of the IMAQ. IMAQ morphology begins to be unreliable after a 100 iterations of magic...

  Did someone of NO can give more information? I'll probably have to re - implement the whole thing... but I would like to at least know where / IF I can trust this algorithm to a certain particle size.

  Thank you
  B

  Just for anyone who actually search for the topic: I finished my own algorithm of skeleton. It works, there is no size limitation (beyond distances U16 ) and 84 x (upon my request) is as fast as the NOR one.

  https://decibel.NI.com/content/blogs/BP/2016/10/04/skeletons-in-NI-vision-or-lets-do-something-nicer

• How to disable the UDP inspection

  Hello, I do a test for our new ASA prior to deployment. We use VeEX tester to generate the traffic of 10G. Unfortunately, this Tester is not taken in charge of traffic of layer 4 for 10G, all header UDP, etc. are part of DATA and only can fill in the template of 16 bytes (repeat a pattern fill). This causes the ASA to reject the packet with invalid length udp or invalid UDP port etc.. Is any cmd CLI can we use to disable the UDP checking and passing traffic couche3 directly? We would like to get the flow of basic performance data.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi Gongyuan Yao,

  Maybe, you need to move your question to the Community ' security > firewall "since you ask for help on the configuration of the SAA.

  Best regards

  Roger

• Why im getting this error: "ORA-22813: value of the operand exceeds the limits of the system.

  HI EXPERTS...

  Please helpme to fix this...

  I have a database of oracle 11g, runnint on a Windows Server 2008:

  Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.6.0 - Production

  I have two tables:

  CREATE TABLE UTILS. SEG_ROLES

  (

  VARCHAR2 (12-BYTE) APPLICATION,

  ROL VARCHAR2 (12-BYTE),

  USERS VARCHAR2 (255 BYTE)

  )

  TOGETHER TO DEFINE

  Insert into SEG_ROLES (APPLICATION, ROL, USERS) Values ('MULTIPLAN', 'ADMIN', 'ADMIN');

  Insert into SEG_ROLES (APPLICATION, ROL, USERS) Values ("MULTICLIP", 'CAR01', 'PATY');

  Insert into SEG_ROLES (APPLICATION, ROL, USERS) Values ("MULTICLIP", "CAR02", "FABIOLA, ERIKA");

  Insert into SEG_ROLES (APPLICATION, ROL, USERS) Values ("MULTICLIP", "CON01', 'LUCY, PATY');

  Insert into SEG_ROLES (APPLICATION, ROL, USERS) Values ("MULTICLIP", 'CON02', 'VALERIA');

  COMMIT;

  CREATE TABLE UTILS. SEG_ACCESOS

  (

  VARCHAR2 (12-BYTE) APPLICATION,

  ADMROL VARCHAR2 (12-BYTE),

  VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE) MENU,

  OPCION VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE),

  TYPE VARCHAR2 (5 BYTE),

  OBJETO_MENU VARCHAR2 (40 BYTE),

  ACCESO VARCHAR2 (2 BYTE),

  ROLES_ACCESOS VARCHAR2 (255 BYTE)

  )

  TOGETHER TO DEFINE

  Insert into SEG_ACCESOS (APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, ROLES_ACCESOS)

  Values ("MULTICLIP", "ADMIN", "ROOMMA", NULL, am', 'm_coloca', the of ', 'CAR01, CAR02');

  Insert into SEG_ACCESOS (APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, ROLES_ACCESOS)

  Values ("MULTICLIP", "ADMIN", "PUT", "PREVALIDA", "SM", "sm_prevalida", the from ', 'CAR01, CAR02');

  Insert into SEG_ACCESOS (APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, ROLES_ACCESOS)

  Values ("MULTICLIP", "ADMIN", "PUT", "PRECOLOCA", "SM", "sm_preColocacion", the from ', 'CAR01, CAR02');

  Insert into SEG_ACCESOS (APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, ROLES_ACCESOS)

  Values ("MULTICLIP", 'ADMIN', 'LOVE', "COLOCACIÓN", "SM", "sm_colocacion", the from ', "CAR01");

  Insert into SEG_ACCESOS (APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, ROLES_ACCESOS)

  Values ("MULTICLIP", "ADMIN", "PUT", "REGCOLOCA", "SM", "sm_regcoloca", the from ', "CAR01");

  Insert into SEG_ACCESOS (APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, ROLES_ACCESOS)

  Values ("MULTICLIP", "ADMIN", "LDP", NULL, am', 'm_PLD', the of ', "CAR01, CAR02, CON01 CON02");

  Insert into SEG_ACCESOS (APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, ROLES_ACCESOS)

  Values ("MULTICLIP", "ADMIN", "LDP", "LN_CONSULTA", "SM", "sm_PLD_LNConsulta", the from ', 'CAR01, CAR02');

  Insert into SEG_ACCESOS (APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, ROLES_ACCESOS)

  Values ("MULTICLIP", "ADMIN", "LDP", "LN_BARRIDOMASIVO", "SM", "sm_PLD_LNBarridoMasivo", the from ', "CAR01");

  Insert into SEG_ACCESOS (APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, ROLES_ACCESOS)

  Values ("MULTICLIP", "ADMIN", "LDP", "REP_INICICLO", "SM", "sm_PLD_ReporIniciclo", the from ', 'CON01, CON02');

  Insert into SEG_ACCESOS (APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, ROLES_ACCESOS)

  Values ("MULTICLIP", "ADMIN", "LDP", "LN_BITACORA", "SM", "sm_PLD_LNBitacora", the from ', "CON01");

  COMMIT;

  - And this point of view:

  
  

  CREATE VIEW UTILS. VW_ROL_USER AS

  Select distinct APPLICATION, ROL, trim (column_value) USUARIO

  from (SELECT APPLICATION, ROL, USERS USER

  FROM UTILS. SEG_ROLES

  WHERE IT IS NOT NULL TO USERS

  ORDER BY APPLICATION, ROL

  ) t,.

  XMLTable ((' «' ||)) Replace (USER, ",", "",""). '"'))

  order by APPLICATION, ROL, trim (column_value)

  CREATE VIEW UTILS. VW_ACC_ROL AS

  Select distinct APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, trim (column_value) ROL

  (SELECT APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION, TIPO, OBJETO_MENU, ACCESO, ROLES_ACCESOS ROL

  FROM UTILS. SEG_ACCESOS

  WHERE ROLES_ACCESOS IS NOT NULL

  ORDER BY APPLICATION, ADMROL, MENU, OPTION

  ) t,.

  XMLTable ((' «' ||)) Replace (ROL, ",", "",""). '"'))

  MENU, TYPE, OPTION, APPLICATION control, trim (column_value)

  CREATE VIEW UTILS. VW_SEG_ACCESOS AS

  SELECT VACR. APPLICATION, VACR. MENU, VACR. TIPO, VACR. OPCION, VACR. OBJETO_MENU, VACR. ACCESO, VACR. ROL, VUSR. USUARIO

  FROM UTILS. VW_ACC_ROL VACR,

  UTILS. VW_ROL_USER VUSR

  WHERE VACR. ROL = VUSR. ROL

  ORDER OF VACR. APPLICATION, VACR. ROL, VACR. MENU, VUSR. USUARIO, VACR. TIPO, VACR. OPCION

  When I ask the last posting, it works fine:

  SELECT VSEG.* IN UTILS. VW_SEG_ACCESOS VSEG

  But when I add conditions:

  SELECT VSEG.* IN UTILS. VW_SEG_ACCESOS VSEG

  WHERE VSEG. APPLICATION = "MULTIPLAN.

  AND VSEG. USER = 'PATY '.

  It generates this error:

  ORA-22813: value of the operand is greater than the limits of the system

  Cause: The value of the object or the Collection was too big. The size of the value might have exceeded 30 k in a context of TYPE, or size may be too large for the available memory.

  Action: Choose a different value, and try the operation again.

  Why?

  Thanks in advance...

  Finally found a SOLUTION at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14328621/oracle-10g-splitting-string-into-multiple-rows

  just change the way we create the view using the regexp_substr.

  CREATE VIEW UTILS. VW_ROL_USER AS

  SELECT distinct trim APPLICATION, ROL, (regexp_substr (USERS, ' [^,] +', 1, level)) USER

  FROM UTILS. SEG_ROLES t

  WHERE IT IS NOT NULL TO USERS

  CONNECTION BY instr (USERS, ',', 1, level - 1) > 0

  order by APPLICATION, ROL

  Thank you all

• Effects are limited to the framework including chart

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  Just so I'm clear, this issue is not just with "Shatter".  It is with all the effects I've tried ('Dispersion', 'Wave World', etc.).  It is for the Version AE 13.5.1.48 using Windows 10.

  

  There are many effects which are limited to the size of the layer. You can either compose before and add the effect, or you can add push the limits of the layer before the effect.

• Limitation of the recipient

  Hello
  I use 11g with GNU / linux.
  When I schedule a report, I chose 20 recipients of users. (20 critics have the e-mail account).
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• How to move the ends of the lines slanted towards the limits of the purge

  Hi all

  I developed a script that deletes the page elements to the purge. To achieve this, that I collect all the elements of the page (with the exception of text blocks) located partially on the editing table, create a temporary mask and 'trim' with subtraction of Pathfinder function. However, this approach does not work with graphic lines so I'm trying to move the ends of the lines to the limits of the substantive area lost. (I guess these are simple straight lines consisting of two end points).

  

  I knew how to deal with orthogonal lines - it's pretty easy:

  if (theItem.constructor.name == "GraphicLine" && theItem.paths.length === 1) {
       path = theItem.paths[0];
       if (path.pathPoints.length === 2) {
            ep = path.entirePath;
            w = ep[1][0]-ep[0][0];
            h = ep[1][1]-ep[0 ][1];
            
            if (w > h) {
                 newEp = [ [ spreadWithBleedBounds[1], ep[0][1] ], [ spreadWithBleedBounds[3], ep[1][1] ] ];
                 path.entirePath = newEp;
            }
            else if (h > w) {
                 newEp = [ [ ep[0][0], spreadWithBleedBounds[0] ], [ ep[1][0], spreadWithBleedBounds[2] ] ];
                 path.entirePath = newEp;
            }
       }
  }
  

  This moves A1 - A2, B1 , B2, C1 , C2, D1 to D2.

  But how to treat skewed lines? How to calculate the coordinates of the point E2 and F2? Y at - it a magic formula? Or can someone point me to the right direction: for example a book to read?

  I assume this has something to do with geometry/trigonometry, but I haven't studied this kind of things at school. (I graduated from an art school - designed to draw naked models instead).

  If someone will answer my question, please do it on basic level since I'm a total noob in the present.

  Here's the script:

  if (Number(String(app.version).split(".")[0]) == 7) ErrorExit("This script can't work with InDesign CS5 so far.", true);
  
  var doc = app.activeDocument;
  var spreadBounds, spreadWithBleedBounds, gPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems;
  var ungroupErrors = 0;
  
  var originalHorUnits =  doc.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits;
  var originalVerUnits =  doc.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits;
  doc.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = doc.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.INCHES;
  doc.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = RulerOrigin.spreadOrigin;
  doc.zeroPoint = [0, 0];
  
  if (doc.layers.itemByName("Temporary Layer") == null ) {
       var tempLayer = doc.layers.add({name:"Temporary Layer"});
  }
  else {
       var tempLayer = doc.layers.itemByName("Temporary Layer");
  }
  
  UngroupAllGroups(doc.groups);
  
  DeleteObjectsOnPasteboard();
  ProcessSpreads(doc.spreads);
  ProcessSpreads(doc.masterSpreads);
  
  tempLayer.remove();
  
  doc.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = originalHorUnits;
  doc.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = originalVerUnits;
  
  var msg = (ungroupErrors > 0) ? " Failed to ungroup " + ungroupErrors + " groups since they are too large." : "";
  alert("Done." + msg, "Trim Pages Script");
  
  //================================== FUNCTONS ===========================================
  function ProcessSpreads(spreads) {
       var spread, path, ep, w, h;
       for (var s = 0; s < spreads.length; s++) {
            spread = spreads[s];
            spreadBounds = GetSpreadBound(spread, false);
            spreadWithBleedBounds = GetSpreadBound(spread, true);
            
            gPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems = GetPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems(spread);
            
            var theItem, theMask, newItem;
            for (var i = gPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems.length-1; i >= 0; i--) {
                 theItem = gPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems[i];
                 if (theItem.constructor.name == "GraphicLine" && theItem.paths.length === 1) {
                      path = theItem.paths[0];
                      if (path.pathPoints.length === 2) {
                           ep = path.entirePath;
                           w = ep[1][0]-ep[0][0];
                           h = ep[1][1]-ep[0 ][1];
                           
                           if (w > h) {
                                newEp = [ [ spreadWithBleedBounds[1], ep[0][1] ], [ spreadWithBleedBounds[3], ep[1][1] ] ];
                                path.entirePath = newEp;
                           }
                           else if (h > w) {
                                newEp = [ [ ep[0][0], spreadWithBleedBounds[0] ], [ ep[1][0], spreadWithBleedBounds[2] ] ];
                                path.entirePath = newEp;
                           }
                      }
                 }
                 else {
                      theMask = CreateMask(spread);
                      try {
                           newItem = theMask.subtractPath(theItem);
                      }
                      catch (err) {
                           $.writeln("2 - " + err);
                           theMask.remove();
                      }
                 }
            }
       }
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  function IsPartiallyOutOfSpread(pageItem) {
       var result = false;
       if (pageItem.constructor.name == "TextFrame" ||
            pageItem.constructor.name == "Group" ||
            pageItem.parent.constructor.name == "Group")
       {
            return result;
       }
  
       var visBounds = pageItem.visibleBounds;
       if (visBounds[0] < spreadBounds[0] && visBounds[2] > spreadBounds[0] ||
            visBounds[1] < spreadBounds[1] && visBounds[3] > spreadBounds[1] ||
            visBounds[2] > spreadBounds[2] && visBounds[0] < spreadBounds[2] ||
            visBounds[3] > spreadBounds[3] && visBounds[1] < spreadBounds[3]  ) {
            result = true;
       }
       return result;
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  function GetSpreadBound(spread, bleed) { // including bleed -boolean
       if (bleed == undefined) bleed = false;
       
       with (doc.documentPreferences) {
            var topBleed = documentBleedTopOffset
            var leftBleed = documentBleedInsideOrLeftOffset;
            var bottomBleed = documentBleedBottomOffset;
            var rightBleed = documentBleedOutsideOrRightOffset;
       }
  
       var bFirst = spread.pages.item(0).bounds; // bounds of the first page
       var bLast = spread.pages.item(-1).bounds; // bounds of the last page
       return [     ((bleed) ? bFirst[0]-topBleed : bFirst[0]), 
                      ((bleed) ? bFirst[1]-leftBleed : bFirst[1]), 
                      ((bleed) ? bLast[2]+bottomBleed : bFirst[2]), 
                      ((bleed) ? bLast[3]+rightBleed : bLast[3])
                      ];
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  function CreateMask(spread) {
       var unitValue = new UnitValue (app.pasteboardPreferences.minimumSpaceAboveAndBelow, "mm");
       var unitValueAsInch = unitValue.as("in");
       var outerRectangleBounds = [spreadWithBleedBounds[0]-unitValueAsInch, 
                                                              spreadWithBleedBounds[1]-8.07, 
                                                              spreadWithBleedBounds[2]+unitValueAsInch, 
                                                              spreadWithBleedBounds[3]+8.07
                                                              ]; 
  
       var outerRectangle = spread.rectangles.add(tempLayer, undefined, undefined, {geometricBounds:outerRectangleBounds});
       var innerRectangle = spread.rectangles.add(tempLayer, undefined, undefined, {geometricBounds:spreadWithBleedBounds, fillColor:doc.swatches.item("Black"), fillTint:30});
       var mask = outerRectangle.excludeOverlapPath(innerRectangle);
       return mask;
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  function GetPartiallyOutOfSpreadItems(spread) {
       var allPageItems = spread.allPageItems;
       var partiallyOutOfSpreadItems = [];
       var currentItem;
       
       for (var i = 0; i < allPageItems.length; i++) {
            currentItem = allPageItems[i];
            if (IsPartiallyOutOfSpread(currentItem)) partiallyOutOfSpreadItems.push(currentItem);
       }
       
       return partiallyOutOfSpreadItems;
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  function DeleteObjectsOnPasteboard() {
       var objs = app.documents[0].pageItems.everyItem().getElements();
       while (obj=objs.pop()) {
            try {
                 if(obj.parent instanceof Spread || obj.parent instanceof MasterSpread){ obj.remove() }
            }
            catch(err) {
                 //$.writeln("2 - " + err);
            }
       }
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  function ErrorExit(myMessage, myIcon) {
       alert(myMessage, "Trim Pages Script", myIcon);
       exit();
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  function UngroupAllGroups(groups) {
       for (var i = groups.length-1; i >= 0; i--) {
            var gr = groups[i];
            if (gr.groups.length > 0) {
                 var subGroups = [];
                 for (var j = gr.groups.length-1; j >= 0; j--) {
                      subGroups.push(gr.groups[j].id);
                 }                    
                 try {
                      gr.ungroup();
                 }
                 catch(err) {
                      //$.writeln("1 - " + err);
                      ungroupErrors++;
                 }
            
                 for (var k = subGroups.length-1; k >= 0; k--) {
                      try {
                           doc.groups.itemByID(subGroups[k]).ungroup();
                      }
                      catch(err) {
                           //$.writeln("2 - " + err);
                           ungroupErrors++;
                      }
                 }
            }
            else {
                 try {
                      gr.ungroup();
                 }
                 catch(err) {
                      //$.writeln("1 - " + err);
                      ungroupErrors++;
                 }
            }
       }     
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Thanks in advance.

  Kasyan

  Hi Kasyan!

  I was not trying to integrate this into your script, so you may need to adjust a little. The trick is to define a function that detects the point of intersection of two lines - and, of course, you must call it for lines that will not fail to cross the border of the page! (Otherwise, it would simply expand * any * the line upward and on the border.)

  I think it would be wise to predict a small mistake for lines that seem to run "up to" the edge of the page - I tested a line for 'x '.<= 0"="" on="" a="" line="" that="" appeared="" to="" start="" on="" 0;="" the="" control="" panel="" told="" me="" so.="" however,="" i="" didn't="" type="" that="" 0="" in;="" i="" dragged="" the="" line="" to="" the="" edge.="" apparently,="" it="" was="" *not*="" at="" precisely="" "0mm",="" but="" something="" like="" "0.001mm",="" because="" the="" script="" simply="" didn't="" "see"="" the="">

  My function comes from this page: http://local.wasp.uwa.edu.au/~pbourke/geometry/lineline2d/ and I did not test it does of orthogonal lines

  (but of course, you could add this in exceptional cases), and it's my script extending the line, with a small wrapper to configure things.

  The function tests * any * tail against * any * other line, so if we meet the page bounding box, I get the intersection with the purge of the side area where it crosses the bbox page.

  line = app.selection[0];
  // pg size in "regular" [y1,x1, y2,x2] format
  pagebbox = [0,0, app.activeDocument.documentPreferences.pageHeight,app.activeDocument.documentPreferences.pageWidth ];
  bleedDist = 5; //
  bleedbbox = [ pagebbox[0] - bleedDist, pagebbox[1] - bleedDist, pagebbox[2] + bleedDist, pagebbox[3] + bleedDist ];
  pt1 = line.paths[0].pathPoints[0].anchor;
  pt2 = line.paths[0].pathPoints.lastItem().anchor;
  // Start point:
  if (pt1[0] <= pagebbox[1] || pt1[0] >= pagebbox[3] ||
   pt1[1] <= pagebbox[0] || pt1[1] >= pagebbox[2])
  {
   if (pt1[0] <= pagebbox[1])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
  
   if (pt1[0] >= pagebbox[3])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
  
   if (pt1[1] <= pagebbox[0])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[0] ] ] );
   if (pt1[1] >= pagebbox[2])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[2]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[2] ] ] );
   line.paths[0].pathPoints[0].anchor = intersectPt;
  }
  // End point:
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   if (pt2[1] <= pagebbox[0])
    intersectPt = IntersectionPt ( [pt1, pt2], [ [ bleedbbox[1], bleedbbox[0]], [bleedbbox[3], bleedbbox[0] ] ] );
   if (pt2[1] >= pagebbox[2])
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  {
   var ua;
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   var y1 = ln1[0][1], y2 = ln1[1][1], y3 = ln2[0][1], y4 = ln2[1][1];
   ua = ((x4 - x3)*(y1 - y3) - (y4 - y3)*(x1 - x3))/((y4 - y3)*(x2 - x1) - (x4 - x3)*(y2 - y1));
  
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• Limitation on the number of components adf on a jsp page?

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  I found that I had page errors can be solved by reducing the number of components. For example, deleting components of af: objectspacer I'm able to include components of af: column that caused the page to fail.
  
  Any information would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you.

  What version are you on?

  We faced a similar problem in 10g. The project does not compile after that jspx exceeds a certain size.

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  We have been working around the issue by breaking large page in multi-page and that refer to using the home page:

  
  
  

  Mitesh.

• Is it possible to ban the Winsock Packet Editor of workin on your browser other players using this program to interfere with a game of wendrefull by using your web browser on forfox

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• HP Z600: What processors am I limited with the hpz600 workstation?

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  Am I limited with the motherboard on these workstations?

  Which processors that you would recommend? (I looking for a quite intensive help and have a few hundred dollars to spend).

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• I lost the code for the option menu 'limitations' of the iPhone 4, how can you do then? so I can come and factory reset, it is a 4 digit code, so I can be able toexample factory reset the phone, don't know if this is the right forum for my question but

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• Engine step doesn't fail before reaching its physical limits for the sinusoidal movement

  Hello

  My ultimate goal is to skip a XY (via 2 linear actuators) in a circular motion (radius of 0.47 ") at a frequency of 1 Hz. I run the example VI 'Demo circle' which received my copy of LabView, version 9.0.

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  I apologize for the naivety of this question, but if there is any information that you may provide which might shed some light on this problem, I would be very happy.

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  The VI 'Demo circle' is not the best method to create a circle

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  LabView v9.0

  PCI-7340

  open loop configuration

  MID-7604

  1 4 a per axis

  10 micro steps

  Linear actuator (form is attached)

  NEMA 17 ordered by motor (sold by ultra-motion).

  Maximum speed of 3.3 inches per second

  1. 2A voltage coil

  1.8º step angle

  Kind regards

  Nick

  Nick-

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