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#!/bin/bash
VERSION=$1

if [ $VERSION = "2" ]
then
	VERSION="2.0.0.M1"
fi

rm /opt/grails-current
ln -sf /opt/grails-$VERSION /opt/grails-current

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package no.nsb.ombord;

import java.net.DatagramPacket;
import java.net.DatagramSocket;
import java.net.InetAddress;
import java.net.SocketTimeoutException;
import java.net.UnknownHostException;

import org.apache.http.util.ExceptionUtils;

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#!/bin/bash
LINES=0

while read line
do
    $(echo $line | cut -d\; -f3 >> '/tmp/bash.txt')
    let LINES=LINES+1
done < "prior_notifications.csv"

echo LINES $LINES

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#!/bin/bash

# This is ~/.auto_grails_switch, and it switches your grails runtime.

# 1. add this file to the bottom of ~/.bashrc
# source ~/.auto_grails_switch.sh

# 2. Make sure .auto_grails_switch is run every time you change dir. add \$(auto_grails_switch) to PS1
# PS1='debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\$(auto_grails_switch)\$ ' 

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/*
 * Detects all scripts in DOM with src tag, and loads then into the html.
 */
var HandlebarsSrcLoader = function() {
}

HandlebarsSrcLoader.prototype = {
	load : function (callback) {
		var thiz=this;
		var callback=callback;

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	@Test
	void "should be able to find follow up status"() {
		//setup:
		prepareMock()
		
		//given
		StatusInstance existing = insertStatusInstance()
		
		//when
		StatusCode followup = service.findFollowupStatus(existing.id.toString())

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(defn strong? [person] (= (person :name) "Arnold"))

;#'user/strong?

(def people {"arnie" {:name "Arnold"} "joe" {:name "joe"}})

;#'user/people

(filter strong? people)

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void "end jobs should leave no threads"() {
  setup:
  myService.startJobs()
  when:
  myService.endJobs()
  Thread.sleep(300)
  then:
  Thread.getAllStackTraces().keySet().findAll     \\
    {Thread thread -> thread.name.contains "Job"}.size() == 0
}

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void "starting jobs creates threads"() {
  when:
  myService.startJobs()
  Thread.sleep(300)
  then:
  Thread.getAllStackTraces().keySet().findAll \\
    {Thread thread -> thread.name.contains "Job"}.size() > 1
  cleanup:
  myService.endJobs() //important, or you risk threads contaminating your next test. (happened to me)
}

finnjohnsen

import java.util.*

// very silly example spawning a thread
class MyService {
  TimerTask task
  Timer timer

def startJobs() {
   timer = new Timer("Job") //Setting job name is important for the test
   task = timer.runAfter(10000, {})