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In our example URL, locationpathname is equal to '/_files/testhtml' search represents the query string portion of the URL The query string is a string that s used to pass data to the server Usually it contains a collection of key-value pairs in the format key=value, with each pair delimited by an ampersand (&) The whole string as represented by locationsearch follows the same URL format by being prefixed with a question mark The value of locationsearch for our example is ' name=mark' hash represents the anchor part of the URL, and its value is an empty string if not present in the URL Like the search property, hash also follows the URL format by being prefixed with a hash sign, # In our example, locationhash is '#index'..

357 public String[ ] getLocalDirs() throws IOException 357 public void deleteLocalFiles() throws IOException 358 public void deleteLocalFiles(String subdir)throws IOException 358 public Path getLocalPath(String pathString) throws IOException 358 public String getJobLocalDir() 358 Methods for Accessing Classpath Resources 359 public URL getResource(String name) 359 public InputStream getConfResourceAsInputStream (String name) 359 public Reader getConfResourceAsReader(String name) 359.

Figure 8-2. The Import Options dialog for the Word importer Layout only: Only imports the layout elements of the form; this option won t try to parse form data elements (underlines, check boxes, etc.) Layout and form fields (default conversion): Imports the layout elements of the form and will try to best guess the data elements of the form (underlines to text boxes, empty table cells to text boxes, multi-row tables to repeating tables, and other estimations) Layout and form fields (custom conversion): Similar to the default conversion, except that you can select the conversions that best reflect your needs Once you select your options, click OK, and then click Finish. InfoPath will run the converter, relay any errors, and present the finished form in design mode. Figure 8-3 shows an example of a Word form, and Figure 8-4 shows the results of importing it into InfoPath.

As you ve probably noticed, the href property combines all of these properties together to produce the final URL. You can get the same value as location.href by concatenating the other properties with the proper delimiters: var url = [ location.protocol, '//', location.host, location.pathname, location.search, location.hash ].join(''); console.log(url === location.href); // true

For more information, look at the excellent tutorial on using streaming at the Hadoop Core web site: http://hadoop.apache.org/core/docs/current/streaming.html.

The location object also has methods for working with the browser s location. The three most important ones are reload, assign, and replace. The reload method reloads the current page and is equivalent to refreshing the page using the browser. It takes a single optional boolean argument, force, which determines whether to bypass the browser s cache and reload the page directly from the server. The assign method takes a single argument, url, and loads that URL in the current window. Take note that the url value is interpreted as a relative URL unless you specify a protocol. For example, if we are on http://foobaz.com/ and we do location.assign('mootools.net'), the URL http://foobaz.com/mootools.net will be loaded. However, if we do location.assign('http://mootools.net') instead, the proper location will be loaded in the browser. The replace method works just like assign with one big difference: it does not register the URL in the browser s history. If we do location.assign('http://mootools.net'), for example, a new entry in the browser s history will be created and the user can go back to the previous page using the back button. However, if we do location.replace('http://mootools.net'), no new entry is created in the history. Instead, the current entry in the history will be modified to point to the loaded location.

Hadoop Core provides a set of APIs for use by other languages that allow a reasonably rich interaction with the Hadoop framework. There are libraries available for C++. The C++ interface lends itself to usage by Simplified Wrapper and Interface Generator (SWIG) to generate other language interfaces. The usage of the pipes APIs are outside of the scope of this book (refer to the wordcountsimple.cc example in your distribution and the tutorial in the Hadoop wiki: http://wiki. apache.org/hadoop/C++WordCount).