7:00 – 8:00 Research

• Assembling my C&C notes here. Done. Need to review, strip the raw notes out of my paper and integrate.
• Oxford Internet Institute – Call for Papers: Policy and Internet Special Issue on Reframing ‘Fake News’: Architectures, Influence, and Automation Due Oct 31. Length of 6k – 8k words

8:30 – 6:00 BRI

• Remembered my bike shoes, but it may rain all day
• Wrote up a note to T about burning PhD hours for the Oct1 CHIIR paper deadline
• Need to write up the dev plan for GeoMesa into the EIP pattern (include a strawman use case?)
• Back to learning Spring
• And here is a way to populate a nested bean:

  <bean id="countryParent" abstract="true" class="org.springframework.chapter2.pojos.EmployeeImpl"><!-- this just gets one abstract class implementation -->
      <property name="country" value="USA"/>
  </bean>
  
  <bean id="employeeServiceBean"
        class="org.springframework.chapter2.service.EmployeeServiceImpl">
      <property name="employeeList">
          <list>
              <bean parent="countryParent" class="org.springframework.chapter2.pojos.EmployeeImpl">
                  <property name="employeeAge" value="10"/>
                  <property name="employeeName" value="Ten Tin"/>
                  <property name="employeeId" value="1"/>
              </bean>
              <bean parent="countryParent" class="org.springframework.chapter2.pojos.EmployeeImpl">
                  <property name="employeeAge" value="11"/>
                  <property name="employeeName" value="Eleven Even"/>
                  <property name="employeeId" value="2"/>
              </bean>
              <bean parent="countryParent" class="org.springframework.chapter2.pojos.EmployeeImpl">
                  <property name="employeeAge" value="12"/>
                  <property name="employeeName" value="Twelve Elve"/>
                  <property name="employeeId" value="3"/>
              </bean>
          </list>
      </property>
  </bean>

• That sends the instanced objects to setEmployeeList that has to take a list of objects. To get it typed, I did this:

  @Override
  public void setEmployeeList(List<Object> employeeList) {
      for(Object o : employeeList){
          Employee e = (Employee)o;
          setEmployee(e);
      }
  }

• A typed employee is added as follows:

  @Override
  public void setEmployee(Employee employee) {
      employees.add(employee);
  
  }

• IntelliJ will extract an interface and rename your class. How cool!
• Printed, signed and scanned my credit card agreement.