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Message This is text to appear in the e-mail notification when the scheduled report is available As shown in Figure 18-4, the placeholders Title (%SI_NAME%) and Date/Time the report was scheduled (%SI_STARTTIME%) have been inserted into the e-mail Within the e-mail message, you can insert a hyperlink for the user to click to view the report via InfoView To do so, select Viewer Hyperlink from the Add Placeholder drop-down that is next to the Message box When you specify a format such as Adobe Acrobat (PDF) or Excel, then you can send the report as an attachment If, however, your output format remains the default of Web Intelligence, then the recipient must log in to InfoView to retrieve the report, or if you have inserted the Viewer hyperlink, the recipient can click the hyperlink to go directly to the scheduled report instance Figure 18-5 shows the e-mail message generated by the Web Intelligence Job Server, according to the schedule settings shown earlier in Figure 18-4

// Reverse a string static void Reverse(ref string s) { string temp = ""; int i, j; ConsoleWriteLine("Reversing string"); for(j=0, i=sLength-1; i >= 0; i--, j++) temp += s[i]; s = temp; } static void Main() { // Construct delegates StrMod strOp; StrMod replaceSp = ReplaceSpaces; StrMod removeSp = RemoveSpaces; StrMod reverseStr = Reverse; string str = "This is a test"; // Set up multicast strOp = replaceSp; strOp += reverseStr; // Call multicast strOp(ref str); ConsoleWriteLine("Resulting string: " + str); ConsoleWriteLine(); // Remove replace and add remove strOp -= replaceSp; strOp += removeSp; str = "This is a test"; // reset string // Call multicast strOp(ref str); ConsoleWriteLine("Resulting string: " + str); ConsoleWriteLine(); } }

Here is the output:

When scheduling a report to refresh, you can also schedule this to be triggered by an event There are three event types: When a file appears When a schedule succeeds or fails A custom event By scheduling a report to run according to the status of another schedule, in XI Release 2, you can ensure that reports refresh in a particular order This capability did not exist in the earlier Broadcast Agent

where m = maximum follower acceleration, in/sec2 y Obviously, the error location with respect to the theoretical cam acceleration curve may affect the performance and life of a cam-follower surface In a cycloidal cam as an example, an error of a few thousandths of an inch in initial and nal stages of the rise will de nitely affect the follower performance Many types and sizes of errors were investigated to determine the correlation of the two techniques of obtaining cam-follower acceleration curves The test cams employed the cycloidal curve as a theoretical shape The example in Fig 1013 shows a cam that rotates at 300 rpm in 45 of cam falling action from the dwell position The greatest error exists at about the 40 cam angle Correlation is observed between the nite difference and experimental results The theoretical maximum acceleration was calculated from the cycloidal formula to be 195 g and the maximum acceleration of the cam with errors is about 34 g On a broad average the maximum acceleration difference for the error is 12 g per 0001 in error at a speed of 300 rpm

Replacing spaces with hyphens Reversing string Resulting string: tset-a-si-sihT Reversing string Removing spaces Resulting string: tsetasisihT

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In Fig 1411, we see a typical circular cam composed of arcs having centers at A, B1, B2 and B3 Figures 1411a and 1411b show the cam follower in contact over the ank arc and its equivalent slider crank mechanism This equivalent mechanism has a crank, radius

In Main( ), four delegate instances are created One, strOp, is null The other three refer to specific string modification methods Next, a multicast is created that calls RemoveSpaces( ) and Reverse( ) This is accomplished via the following lines:

strOp = replaceSp; strOp += reverseStr;

Scheduling a report to run upon an event requires two sets of tasks The first involves an administrator defining an event in the Central Management Console The second involves choosing the event to trigger and the event to wait for within InfoView

E1 equal to distance AB3 and a connecting rod length M1 equal to B3C Equations (142), (146), and (147) can be used to give the follower action

First, strOp is assigned replaceSp Next, using +=, reverseStr is added When strOp is invoked, both methods are invoked, replacing spaces with hyphens and reversing the string, as the output illustrates Next, replaceSp is removed from the chain, using this line:

strOp -= replaceSp;