Examples of Hive

org.apache.hadoop.hive.ql.metadata.Hive
The Hive class contains information about this instance of Hive. An instance of Hive represents a set of data in a file system (usually HDFS) organized for easy query processing
org.apache.wicket.security.hive.Hive
A Hive contains the security policy for the system, much like the {@link Policy} in JAAS does. However where the Policy only has a singleinstance for each virtual machine, multiple Hives are allowed per vm. Allowing for instance multiple web applications to each have there own security policies or share one. In effect making a hive a codebased policy. The {@link HiveMind} keeps a registry of hives based on keys, everyone withthe right key can access that hive, this allows you to choose if multiple (different) webapps all share the same same hive or let each instance of an application have there own hive. The key (sometimes referred to as the "queen", to stick with wasp terminology ;)) can be any object. A good choice would be the application itself or if it is a web application the contextname could be used. @author marrink
org.hivedb.Hive
@author Kevin Kelm (kkelm@fortress-consulting.com) @author Andy Likuski (alikuski@cafepress.com) @author Britt Crawford (bcrawford@cafepress.com)
The facade for all fundamental CRUD operations on the Hive directories and Hive metadata.
org.wicketstuff.security.hive.Hive
A Hive contains the security policy for the system, much like the {@link Policy} in JAAS does.However where the Policy only has a single instance for each virtual machine, multiple Hives are allowed per vm. Allowing for instance multiple web applications to each have there own security policies or share one. In effect making a hive a codebased policy. The {@link HiveMind} keeps aregistry of hives based on keys, everyone with the right key can access that hive, this allows you to choose if multiple (different) webapps all share the same same hive or let each instance of an application have there own hive. The key (sometimes referred to as the "queen", to stick with wasp terminology ;)) can be any object. A good choice would be the application itself or if it is a web application the contextname could be used. @author marrink
randomevents.hive.Hive
@author Kirill

Examples of org.apache.wicket.security.hive.Hive

    factory.setAlias("nine", "9");
    factory.setAlias("test", "test");
    factory.setAlias("auth", "org.apache.wicket.security.hive.authorization");
    // based on policy content we can expect the following
    // principals/permissions
    Hive hive = factory.createHive();
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new EverybodyPrincipal()));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test1")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test2")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test6")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("A", "inherit, render")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("A", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("1.A", "inherit, render")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("1.A", "enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.A", "inherit, render")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.A", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.B", "inherit, render, enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.B", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.C", "render, enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.C.1", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.A", "inherit, render")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.A", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.B", "inherit, render, enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.B", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.C", "render, enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.C.1", "enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.A", "inherit, render")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.A", "enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.B", "inherit, render, enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.B", "enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.C", "render, enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.C.1", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test8")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("8.A")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("8.B")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new FaultyPermission()));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test9")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("9.A")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("9.B", "test")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test9B")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission(
      "test.ContainerPage2:test.ContainerPage2$SecureMarkupContainer", "inherit, render")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission(
      "test2.ContainerPage2:test.ContainerPage2$SecureMarkupContainer", "inherit, render")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test10")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("10.B")));
  }

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Examples of org.hivedb.Hive

    new HiveConfigurationSchemaInstaller(uri).run();
    install(Hive.load(uri, CachingDataSourceProvider.getInstance()));
  }


  public void install(Hive hive) {
    Hive target = hive;
    if (hive.getPartitionDimension() == null) {
      target = Hive.create(hive.getUri(), dimension.getName(), dimension.getColumnType(), CachingDataSourceProvider.getInstance(), null);
    }


    for (EntityConfig config : hiveConfigs.values())

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Examples of org.wicketstuff.security.hive.Hive

    factory.setAlias("nine", "9");
    factory.setAlias("test", "test");
    factory.setAlias("auth", "org.wicketstuff.security.hive.authorization");
    // based on policy content we can expect the following
    // principals/permissions
    Hive hive = factory.createHive();
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new EverybodyPrincipal()));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test1")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test2")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test6")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("A", "inherit, render")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("A", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("1.A", "inherit, render")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("1.A", "enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.A", "inherit, render")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.A", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.B", "inherit, render, enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.B", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.C", "render, enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("2.C.1", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.A", "inherit, render")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.A", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.B", "inherit, render, enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.B", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.C", "render, enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("7.C.1", "enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.A", "inherit, render")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.A", "enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.B", "inherit, render, enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.B", "enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.C", "render, enable")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("6.C.1", "enable")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test8")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("8.A")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("8.B")));
    assertFalse(hive.containsPermission(new FaultyPermission()));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test9")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("9.A")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("9.B", "test")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test9B")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission(
      "test.ContainerPage2:test.ContainerPage2$SecureMarkupContainer", "inherit, render")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission(
      "test2.ContainerPage2:test.ContainerPage2$SecureMarkupContainer", "inherit, render")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPrincipal(new SimplePrincipal("test10")));
    assertTrue(hive.containsPermission(new TestPermission("10.B")));
  }

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Examples of randomevents.hive.Hive

        } else if (NormalCLTRadioButton.isSelected()) {
            randomGenerator = new NormalCLTRandomGenerator(m, d);
        } else if (NormalBoxMullerRadioButton.isSelected()) {
            randomGenerator = new NormalBoxMullerRandomGenerator(m, d, 0, 1);
        } else if (BeeInHiveRadioButton.isSelected()) {
            randomGenerator = new Hive(steps);
        }
        randoms = randomGenerator.randNumbers(count);


        updateHistograms();

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