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While the animator function is concerned with changing the value of the property per frame, the timer function is concerned with keeping the animation sequence moving by invoking the animator function at regular intervals. In our native animation example, we created a single function called step, which we then ran periodically using the setInterval function. The step function therefore acted both as the timer and as the animator. In other words, the function that s in charge of changing the properties is the same function that gets called repeatedly by the setInterval function. If we were to animate multiple objects this way, we d end up with a different timer function for each object we re animating. Because each object would have its own periodical function, we could say we have multiple timers.

public String getMapDebugScript()

Figure B-1. The asmx documentation page 8. Clicking the Service Description link will show you what the WSDL file for this web service looks like. 9. Click the HelloWorld link to see the documentation page for the web method. You will see information about the method, a test harness, and sample SOAP calls for request and response. 10. Type your name in the text box, and then click the Invoke button. 11. You should get a response similar to this XML (as seen in the HTTP POST listing at the end of the test page): < xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" > <string xmlns="http://www.microsoft.com/">Hello, Philo</string> 12. That s it a simple web service that can be called across the Internet, through firewalls, and hooked by custom code or an InfoPath form. Implement integrated security on the directory where the web service resides and you have a secure web service. Add a standard IIS SSL implementation for an encrypted web service.

MooTools, on the other hand, doesn t merge the animator and timer. Instead, MooTools creates private timer functions that call the step method of the animation objects. All timers are private and can only be accessed by the Fx class. The startTimer method of the Fx class is the method used to associate the current instance to a particular timer, while the stopTimer method is used to remove this association. These two methods are used by the other Fx methods, and are never actually invoked outside the class. MooTools will group animation objects using the values of their fps option. All animations that run at 50fps, for example, will share the same timer function, and the same is true for all other animation objects that share the same fps value. Because a single timer function can be used for multiple animation objects, we can say that MooTools uses unified timers. The use of unified timers gives the MooTools Fx system some great benefits. First, using unified timers minimizes the problem of multiple timers blocking each other due to JavaScript s single-threaded nature. Because multiple animation objects can share a single timer, the number of timer functions vying for execution time is lessened, which means less execution conflict. The second and perhaps more important benefit of unified timers is animation synchronization. With multiple timers, only a single timer function (and therefore a single animator function) can run at a time, which means that multiple objects being animated won t have synchronized animations. In contrast, unified timers enable several animator functions to run for each pass of the interval, synchronizing the change for all objects.

This method returns the value of the key mapred.map.task.debug.script from the configuration. If the value is unset, null is returned. This script will be run for a map task that the framework is going to mark as failed or about to kill. The value is the script and script arguments to be used to debug failed tasks. The value will be split into tokens using the space character as a separator. Five additional arguments are added: The path to the task standard output file The path to the task standard error file The path to the task syslog output file The path to the file containing the XML representation of the JobConf object for the task The program name if this is a pipes job or empty String