Briefly,
* Go to each JRE home's bin directory
* Run javacpl.exe program. You may need to run it as an Administrator.
* Click the Update tab and uncheck Check for Updates Automatically.

If you do not see the Update tab, that means the update has already been disabled via registry.

* http://mybrainsaver.blogspot.com/2011/07/disable-java-update-in-windows-7.html

* Select Logging > General, and click Advanced at the bottom of the page.

* Under Message Destinations, in the Standard Out: Severity Level list box, choose the minimum severity level of the messages that you want to send to standard out, e.g. Error.

* Click Save.
* If applicable, in the Change Center of the Administration Console, click Activate Changes.

* Download TestDisk from http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Download. I downloaded Windows 32bit version.
* Unzip to a local directory, e.g. c:\prog.
* Double click photorec_win to start the program

Contents

1. Passing and Receiving
   1. Key Coaching Points
      1. Passing
      2. Receiving
   2. Warm Up
   3. 5v2 Keep Away
      1. Supports
      2. Win Ball Back
   4. End Zone Game
      1. Target Men
      2. Long Pass into Target Man
      3. Receive in Zone
   5. Scrimmage
2. Shooting
   1. Key Coaching Points
   2. Warm Up
   3. Run and Shoot at Goal
   4. One Defender Chasing
   5. 2v2 Shooting
   6. 5v5 Scrimmage
3. Dribbling
   1. Key Coaching Points
   2. Warm Up
   3. Shadow Dribbling and Shielding
   4. Shielding the Ball
   5. 1v1 Line Soccer
   6. 2vs Line Soccer
   7. 4v4 Four Goals
   8. Small Sided Game
4. Defending
   1. Coaching Points
   2. Warm Up
   3. 1v1 Line Soccer
   4. 2v2 Line Soccer
   5. 2v2 Small Goals
   6. Small Sided Game

* Accuracy
* Lock ankle
* Weight of pass
* Short pass: strike middle of the ball
* Long pass: strike underneath the ball
* Disguise pass
* Follow through
* Use both feet

* Get into line of flight of the ball
* choose body surface
* Relax surface on contact
* control ball into space or away from opponent
* Open up your body to see field on first touch

* In pair, strike back and forth, go
* Strike the middle of the ball, nice and clean
* Man-on: pass straight back
* Turn: turn and keep dribbling

* Two players close to ball carrier for short support
* Open up body to pass
* One player for long support
* Disguise pass: face one way, pass another

* Yellow must carry ball outside box
* Rest must win ball back before yellow going outside box
* Close up faster

* Six blue v six yellow, one red (neutral)
* Score by passing into target men in the zones

* Some times long pass into zone to score
* If open, show for the ball
* Show disguise
* Show supports

* Score by receiving ball in the zone

* 6v6

* Prep touch to set up shot
* See goal, see ball
* Non-kicking foot beside ball
* Knee over ball
* Use different surfaces of foot
* Lock ankle, point toe down
* Accuracy over power
* Follow through to target
* Positive attitude to shoot
* Use both feet

* Passing and moving in pair, touch with outside of foot, knee over ball, and hit it
* Think of shooting as another step in the run, land on shooting foot.
* Lock ankle, point toe down.
* Alternate with both feet

* See goal see ball
* Strike through the ball
* Ball not spinning

* Follow through, land on shooting foot
* Touch inside
* Strike through center of ball

* Goalie start the ball
* Positive attitude to shoot: go for yourself if you can shoot, pass if impasse

* Neutral player on the outside for width
* Use any part of surfaces, take chance
* Neutral players join the game
* Team shape: width/depth

* Dribble with different parts of the foot
* Dribbling under pressure - keep ball close
* Dribbling into open areas - off of front foot
* Change of speed
* Change of direction
* Fakes/moves
* Shielding
* Dribble at opponent when taking them on

* Everybody has a ball, dribble within the area
- Every step touch the ball, keep the ball close to you
- Keep heads up, see where you are going
* Dribble into open area
* Use different part of the foot (inside, outside)
* Dribble into open area quickly, off the front foot
* Change speed into open area
* Change direction into open area
* Off with front foot into open area
* Do moves into open area

* Half yellow shirt
* Find a yellow shirt standing beside her
* Dribble following the shadow
* Dribble with different part of foot
* Reverse shadowing

* When coach say GO, shadow trying to win the ball, dribbler trying to shield the ball
- Use arms as antenna
- Keep ball away from opponent

* Coach pass the ball to one side
* Dribble to end lines to score
- Into open area
- Change direction
- Change speed
- Moves
- Shielding
- Create space to face opponent
- Use opponent's body to turn off

* Dribble and then decide keep dribbling or pass

* Two Goals at each end line
* Dribble through to score
* Make field big, keep wide
* Touch ball into space to dribble
* Attack the space (not the player)
* Dribble off front foot

* Two wide, one high
* Attach space
* Use two neutral wingers to encourage width?

* Close down attacker
* Close down space while ball is traveling
* Side on
* Jockey
* Eyes on ball
* Channel away from danger or to helping defenders
* When and how to tackle
* Speed, angle, and distance of first and second defender
* Keep ball and opponent in front of you
* Recover goal side and inside when beaten

* Two players one ball, pass around
* Coach calls GO,
- Player with ball trying to dribble pass the defender
- Player without the ball try to defend
- Close down attacker
- Close down space while ball is traveling
- Keep ball and opponent in front of you
- Side on and jockey (make yourself bigger)
- Keep eyes on the ball (not the opponent)

* Defender passes ball to attacker to start
* Close down attacker quickly
* Side on
* Jockey
* Don't have to win the ball every single time, channel attacker away from danger

* Defender passes ball to attacker to start
* Closest defender closes down attacker quickly and becomes first defender
* Second defender covers space

* Recover goal side and inside when beaten

* Close down attacker on his strong foot
* Goalie calls plays (since he has good vision)

Install

* Download from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/imacros-for-firefox/
* Click + Add to Firefox

* Click Install Now when prompted
* Restart Firefox
* You should see iMacros for Firefox - Installation completed!" message

* If you are not on the "Installation completed" page, go to http://www.iopus.com/imacros/home/fx/welcome.htm
* Follow the demos

* Open Firefox
* Enable Add-on Bar (Firefox > Options > Add-on Bar)

* Click the iMacro menu button to open iMacro menu.

Contents

1. Setup Test Project
2. Create a Test Bean
3. Create a New Facelet Composite Component
4. Setup testcc-taglib.xml
5. Test Composite Component
6. Test
7. References

* Follow this post to setup a dynamic web project using MyFaces Trinidad in Eclipse. You can download the sample code to begin with.
* Add CDI/WELD support to the project. See this post for details.
- Add weld.jar to build path and assembly path
- Add weld listener to web.xml
- Add beans.xml to src/MEATA-INF

* Create a new package named test
* Create a new Java class in test package named TestBean

package test;
 
import javax.enterprise.context.RequestScoped;
import javax.inject.Named;
 
@Named
@RequestScoped
public class TestBean {
	public String getTitle() {
		return "Test Bean";
	}
 
	private String val;
	private String[] vals;
 
	public String[] getVals() {
		return vals;
	}
 
	public void setVals(String[] vals) {
		this.vals = vals;
	}
 
	public String getVal() {
		return val;
	}
 
	public void setVal(String val) {
		this.val = val;
	}
 
	public String getStr(){
		return "A string";
	}
 
	public String[] getStrs(){
		String[] tmp = new String[3];
		tmp[0] = "String one";
		tmp[1] = "String two";
		tmp[2] = "String three";
		return tmp;
	}
}
 

* Add a new folder named faceletlib under WEB-INF directory
* Add a new xhtml file named testccFace.xhtml in the faceletlib directory. Note that we introduced two new variables in the composite whose values can be passed in at run time: testcc_id and testcc_bean

 
<ui:composition xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
	xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"
	xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"
	xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"
	xmlns:trh="http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/html"
	xmlns:tr="http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad"
	xmlns:c="http://java.sun.com/jstl/core">
<tr:panelLabelAndMessage for="#{testcc_id}">
		<f:facet name="help">
<tr:outputText value="Pick a date" />
		</f:facet>
<tr:inputDate id="#{testcc_id}" simple="true" />
	</tr:panelLabelAndMessage>
<tr:spacer height="15" />
<tr:panelFormLayout>
		<!-- A bunch of form components -->
<tr:selectOneChoice value="#{testcc_bean.val}" required="true"
			label="Select One Option:">
			<f:selectItem itemLabel="Option1" itemValue="1" />
			<f:selectItem itemLabel="Option1" itemValue="2" />
			<f:selectItem itemLabel="Option1" itemValue="3" />
		</tr:selectOneChoice>
<tr:selectManyCheckbox value="#{testcc_bean.vals}" required="true"
			label="Select many options:">
			<f:selectItem itemLabel="Option1" itemValue="1" />
			<f:selectItem itemLabel="Option1" itemValue="2" />
			<f:selectItem itemLabel="Option1" itemValue="3" />
		</tr:selectManyCheckbox>
</tr:panelFormLayout>
</ui:composition>
 

* Create a new xml file named testcc-taglib.xml in the WEB-INF directory
* Define a namespace for the new facelet taglib, e.g. http://www.testcc.com/facelets
* Enter the tag-name and point source to testccFace.xhtml file

 
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE facelet-taglib PUBLIC
"-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Facelet Taglib 1.0//EN"
"http://java.sun.com/dtd/facelet-taglib_1_0.dtd">
<facelet-taglib>
	<namespace>http://www.testcc.com/facelets</namespace>
	<tag>
		<tag-name>testcc</tag-name>
		<source>faceletlib/testccFace.xhtml</source>
	</tag>
</facelet-taglib>
 

* Declare new facelet tag lib in web.xml:

 
  <!--
      =================
  		Facelet Tag library
      =================
  -->
  <context-param>
<param-name>facelets.LIBRARIES</param-name>
<param-value>/WEB-INF/testcc-taglib.xml</param-value>
  </context-param>
 

* Add a new folder named testcc (read test composite component) under WebContent directory
* Add a new xhtml page named testccForm.xhtml
* Add testcc namespace in order to use the new taglib: xmlns:tcc="http://www.testcc.com/facelets"
* Use the tablib and pass in values for the two variables, i.e. testcc_id and testcc_bean:

 
<ui:composition xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
	xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"
	xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"
	xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"
	xmlns:tr="http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad"
	xmlns:tcc="http://www.testcc.com/facelets">
 
  Sample Form: #{testBean.title}
<tr:form>
<tr:messages styleClass="message" />
		<tcc:testcc testcc_id="id1" testcc_bean="#{testBean}">
		</tcc:testcc>
	</tr:form>
 
</ui:composition>
 

* Add a new xhtml page named testcc.xhtml and include testccForm.xhtml

 
<ui:composition xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
	xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"
	template="/templates/template1.xhtml"
	xmlns:tr="http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad"
	xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html">
 
	<ui:define name="body">
        <ui:include src="testccForm.xhtml"/>
	</ui:define>
 
</ui:composition>
 

* Deploy to Tomcat
* Point browser to http://localhost:8080/jsf2.myfaces2.trinidad2.one/faces/testcc/testcc.xhtml

* Apache MyFaces Trinidad 1.2 By: David Thomas

 
message1=Hello
message2= world
 

* Configure either a message bundle and/or(?) message bundle in WEB-INF/faces-config.xml

 
    ...
    <message-bundle>resources.mymessage</message-bundle>
    <resource-bundle>
		<base-name>resources.mymessage</base-name>
		<var>mymsg</var>
   </resource-bundle>
  </application>
 

* Use message bundle in pages. Note that you use f:loadbundle to load bundle in individual pages.

 
<body>
 
 
	<f:loadBundle basename="resources.mymessage" var="msg"></f:loadBundle>
	From message bundle: #{msg.message1} #{msg.message2}
 
 

* Or use resource bundle in pages. Note that you do not need to use f:loadbundle to load bundle in individual pages.

 
<body>
 
 
	From resource bundle: #{mymsg.message1} #{mymsg.message2}
 
 

* Or use mixed message/resource bundle in pages:

 
<body>
 
 
	<f:loadBundle basename="resources.mymessage" var="msg"></f:loadBundle>
	From message bundle: #{msg.message1} #{msg.message2}
 
 
 
	From resource bundle: #{mymsg.message1} #{mymsg.message2}
 
 

* Test in browser:

* JSF 2.0 and Resource Bundles example
* JSF2 and Internationalization (I18N)

Contents

1. Create a Webcenter Application and Project
2. Import appA Web Application
3. Package EAR
4. Test

* Create a new Webcenter application according to this post. Name the name app wc.session.sharing.test
* Right click Portal project and select Project Properties > Deployment > wc.session.sharing.test_webapps (WAR File) > Edit, set web context root to ssPortal for session sharing portal:

* Import appA.war into a new project named appA.
* Set its web context root to appA
* See this post for additional info
* Add the following scriplet to appA > Web Content > admin > auth.jsp right before the </body> to enumerate and print out session attribute names.

 
<%
java.util.Enumeration attrs = session.getAttributeNames();
for (Enumeration e = session.getAttributeNames(); e.hasMoreElements() ;) {
%>
    Next element: <%= e.nextElement() %> <br/>
 
<%
}
%>
 

* Add appA to application assembly:
Application Properties > Deployment > wc.session.sharing.test_application1 (EAR File) > Edit... > Application Assembly

* Enable application level session sharing:
- Open Application Resources > Descriptors > META-INF > weblogic-application.xml file
- Click Session on the left side menu
- Check Enable session sharing

* Deploy the application (not just Portal project)
* Login portal: