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require 'json'
require 'viewpoint'
include Viewpoint::EWS
puts "Usage: cal_items.rb <email>" if ARGV.length == 0
email = ARGV[0]
cfile="creds_test.json"
creds = JSON.load(File.open(cfile,'r'))
Viewpoint::EWS::EWS.endpoint = creds['endpoint']
Viewpoint::EWS::EWS.set_auth(creds['user'],creds['pass'])
cal = GenericFolder.get_folder(:calendar, email)

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require 'ostruct'
require 'yaml'


class Configurator < OpenStruct
  $rc_file = "#{ENV['HOME']}/.rubyconfs/myconf.yaml"

  def self.read_config
    if(File.exists?($rc_file))
      YAML.load(File.read($rc_file))

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Dan Wanek
# Mon Jul 25 11:43:54 CDT 2011
#
# There is a good document from Apple on how to set up Active Directory for Mac that can be found
# at http://www.seminars.apple.com/contactme/pdf/L334436B_ActiveDirect_WP.pdf

# Default settings
COMPUTER_NAME=`hostname -s | tr "[:lower:]" "[:upper:]"`
RENAME_COMPUTER=false

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# I know this doesn't make much sense, but I used it as an example of working with Handsoap which is a singleton,
# but I had the need for multiple, simultaneous connections.


class Master
  @@instances = {}

  def self.new(host)
    return @@instances[host] if @@instances.has_key?(host)
    super

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# Set some ExtendedProperties
tag = {:preformatted => []}

tag[:preformatted] << {:set_item_field => [
  {:extended_field_uRI=>{:distinguished_property_set_id=>"PublicStrings", :property_name=>"viewpoint_tags", :property_type=>"StringArray"}},
  {:message => [
    {:extended_property => [
      {:extended_field_uRI=>{:distinguished_property_set_id=>"PublicStrings", :property_name=>"viewpoint_tags", :property_type=>"StringArray"}},
      {:values => [ {:value => {:text => 'test_a'} }, {:value => {:text => 'test_b'}}]}
    ]}

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def enum_flds(node = nil, path = '')
  root = ( node.nil? ? :publicfoldersroot : node.folder_id )
  name = ( node.nil? ? '' : node.display_name )
  GenericFolder.find_folders(root).each do |f|
    enum_flds(f, "#{path}#{(path=='/' ? '' : '/')}#{name}")
  end
  puts "Folder: #{path}#{(path=='/' ? '' : '/')}#{name}"
end

enum_flds

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# This is kind of counter-intuitive because at first thought one wouldn't really want to have multiple
# instances of a Singleton class. There is an instance however where I needed exactly this.  When creating
# a SOAP service the Singleton pattern works nice because you can just call the Singleton#instance method to
# fetch the instance without having to manually pass the object around. The trouble comes when you want
# connections to multiple SOAP endpoints.  This is a test solution that I came up with to mock create multiple
# instances of a Singleton class.

require 'singleton'

class TestA

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require 'openssl'
require 'yaml'

class Encryptor
  
  def initialize(key_pass, key_size = 2048, key_name = 'rsakey.sec', cipher = OpenSSL::Cipher.new('aes-256-cbc'))
    @key_size = key_size
    @cipher = cipher
    @key_name = key_name

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require 'openssl'

class Encryptor
  
  def initialize(key_pass, key_size = 1024, key_name = 'rsakey.sec', cipher = OpenSSL::Cipher.new('aes-256-cbc'))
    @key_size = key_size
    @cipher = cipher
    @key_name = key_name

    if( File.exists?(@key_name) )

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// This is a convenience method that exists to determine if the window should be closed or not.
// There could be a lot more logic here, but for now we are just closing any window whose
// location property is equal to "chrome://global/content/commonDialog.xul", which is what the
// alert boxes that I have tested use.
alertClose: function (subject) {
  if(subject.location == "chrome://global/content/commonDialog.xul") {
    window.setTimeout(function() { subject.close(); }, 1000);
  }
}