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In this separate example, we attached event handlers for the request and complete events. For the request event, we displayed a spinner image in our interface to tell the user that we re loading something. We then removed this spinner during the complete event to signify that we finished loading the data. Since we re not doing anything like this in our original native example, we didn t attach a complete handler in the earlier example.

This is the ows_ prefix followed by the name of the property of the task you want passed in 5 Save the file somewhere handy as taskxml 6 Back in your InfoPath form, you re going to create a data connection based on that XML file Select Tools Data Connections 7 Click the Add button 8 Select Create a new connection to, and then Receive Data Click Next 9 Ensure that XML document is selected; click Next 10 Browse to where you saved the XML file you just created in Notepad and select it; click Next 11 You don t want to be dependent on the file system of this machine you want your XML file included so that the form is self-containing Ensure that Include the data as a resource file in the form template or template part is checked, and then click Next 12.

public boolean getCompressMapOutput()

The next two events, success and failure, are the two most important events when it comes to requests, since these events are dispatched right after the complete event to inform us whether our request was successful or not. To determine whether an event was successful, the Request class uses a function named isSuccess. When the request is completed, the request object will invoke this function to check whether the request was successful. If the function returns true, then the request is successful and the request object will dispatch the success event. If the function returns false, the request is considered unsuccessful and the request object will dispatch the failure event. The default isSuccess function looks like this: isSuccess: function(){ var status = this.status; return (status >= 200 && status < 300); } As you can see, the criteria used in the isSuccess method are the same as those we used in the native example: if the status of the response is greater than or equal to 200 and is less than 300, the request was successful. There are times, though, when the default isSuccess criteria doesn t suffice for your applications. Thankfully, the Request class allows you to define your own isSuccess function by passing it using the options object: var request = new Request({ method: 'get', url: 'http://foo.com/index.html', isSuccess: function(){ return this.status == 200; } }); Here we define a different isSuccess method by passing it as an option in our Request declaration. The criterion used by our isSuccess function in this case is stricter than the default one: only responses with the status code of 200 will be considered successful.

This method returns the value stored in the configuration under the key mapred.compress. map.output. If the value is unset or is not one of true or false, the value false will be returned. If this value is true, map task output that will be reduced will be compressed using the compression defined for SequenceFiles.

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After consulting the isSuccess function, the request will fire one of two events. The first event, success, is dispatched when the request is successful: var notify = $('notify'); var request = new Request({ url: 'http://foo.com/comment/', data: { 'name': 'Mark', 'age': 23

public void setMapOutputCompressorClass(Class < extends CompressionCodec> codecClass)

This method stores the class name of codecClass in the configuration under the key mapred. map.output.compression.codec. An instance of this class will be used to compress the map task output that is to be passed to the reduce tasks if the configuration key mapred. compress.map.output has the value of true. This key may be set by the JobConf method setCompressMapOutput(boolean). If codecClass does not implement the CompressionCodec interface, a RuntimeException will be thrown.