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// The following attempts to extend arrays *kind* of work with ES5
// except you get Objects masquerading as Arrays. Seems like an 
// oversight in ES5 Object.create() (15.2.3.5) to me.

// simple approach where you don't need a constructor:
arr1 = Object.create(Array.prototype, {x: {value: 1}});

// use a proper constructor
function SubArray() {}
SubArray.prototype = new Array();

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// load modules passed in first argument, call function argument when loaded.
// note that modules are loaded and defined, but not yet executed (the module function is not called)

load(["single", "multi", "package"], function(require) {

    // modules listed above are available via synchronous require() here.
    // note that any of the modules may itself invoke load(), causing invocation of 
    // this function to be further delayed if the modules haven't been loaded yet

    load("baz", function(require) {

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// if running in a CommonJS environment use exports object,
// otherwise set up as hiccup.html()
if (typeof exports === "undefined" || !exports) {
    var hiccup = {};
}

(function(exports) {

    var html = exports.html = function() {
        var buffer = [];

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// this is just a JSGI application like it used to be
var app = exports.app = new Application();

// delegate requests to other apps/modules exporting their own JSGI app
app.route({vhost: ["foo.com", "*.foo.com"]}, "foo/config");
app.route("/admin/", "admin");
app.route("/", "actions");

// method-specific mapping of requests to controller/action functions
app.get("/", function() {});

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// First argument (or array element for nested arrays) is tag name.
// Second can optionally be an object, in which case it is used to 
// supply attributes. All others are added to the tag's body.
html("p", {"class": "foo"}, "hello world", "!")
'<p class="foo">hello world!</p>'

// Shortcuts for denoting id and class attributes
html("p#foo.bar.baz", "hello world!")
'<p id="foo" class="bar baz">hello world!</p>'

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var httpclient = require("ringo/httpclient");
var {Headers} = require("ringo/webapp/util");
var {startsWith} = require("ringo/utils/strings");

var base = "http://localhost:8080";

var sites = {
    "frau.helma.at": "/frauhelma",
    "pool.helma.at": "/pool",
    "henso.com": "/henso",

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diff --git a/lib/ringo/storage/sql/mapping.js b/lib/ringo/storage/sql/mapping.js
index 21399db..3a3bccb 100644
--- a/lib/ringo/storage/sql/mapping.js
+++ b/lib/ringo/storage/sql/mapping.js
@@ -73,6 +73,9 @@ var Mapping = function(type, definition) {
     for (var propName in definition.properties) {
         var propDefinition = definition.properties[propName];
         var propMapping = null;
+        if (typeof propDefinition === "string") {
+            propDefinition = {"type": propDefinition};

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var http = require('http');
var Buffer = require('buffer').Buffer;

http.createServer(function (req, res) {
    var n = 1024, b;
    for (var i = 1; i <= 30; i++)
        b = new Buffer(n);
    res.writeHead(200, {"Content-Type": "text/plain"});
    res.end(b);
}).listen(8000);

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var {AsyncResponse} = require("ringo/webapp/response");
var {setTimeout} = require("ringo/scheduler");

exports.app = function(req) {
    var res = AsyncResponse(req, 30000, true);
    setTimeout(function() {
        res.start(200, {"Content-Type": "text/html; charset=utf-8"});
        res.write("Hallo Welt");
    }, 1000);
    setTimeout(function() {

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/*
 * A simple ringo websocket extension. Add the following code to your webapp's
 * config.js file to enable it:
 *
 *     exports.extensions = ["websocket-extension"];
 */

var websocket = require("ringo/webapp/websocket");

exports.serverStarted = function(server) {