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The lifecycle of a simple tag handler is as follows: 1. For every use of the tag, the container creates a new instance of the tag handler. (In this the simple tag handler is unlike the classic tag handlers, which cache and reuse the same instance.) However, although the container now creates a lot more objects, it no longer has to waste time caching and maintaining them. As most new Java Virtual Machines (JVMs) are very good at garbage collection, the creation of a new handler instance for each tag usage should not affect performance. 2. The container calls the setJspContext and setParent methods. 3. The setter methods for the tag attributes are called in the order in which the attributes appear. 4. The setJspBody method is called. The body of the tag is set as a JspFragment. 5. The doTag method is called. Compared to that of the classic tags, this is a drastically simple flow. The doTag is really the method to focus on, as the other methods are more or less enablers. So now let s get down to implementing with SimpleTag the same example we implemented earlier using IterationTag and BodyTag.

To block a particular e-mail address or host from mailbombing you, log in to your system as root, edit the /etc/mail/access file, and add a line to DISCARD mail from the offending sender. After saving the file and exiting the editor, you must convert the access file into a hash-indexed database called access.db. The database is updated automatically the next time sendmail starts. On Fedora and other Red Hat systems, you can convert the database immediately, as follows:

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mortgage payment today would be willing to make the same payment in a higher interest rate environment Let s see the effect of interest rates with this assumption and then adjust the answer The analysis looks at the amount a person can borrow with a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage and a monthly payment of $1,000 At the low mortgage rates of 2003, this hypothetical buyer could have borrowed $179,000 At the current rate, the figure drops to $162,000, and if real rates return to normal, our buyer could only borrow $143,000 (see Figure 96) Thus, for a buyer who allocates a fixed percentage of her or his income to a mortgage payment, a return to historical real interest rates would decrease the feasible home purchase price by 20% This view suggests that a return to a more normal real interest rate could push home prices down as much as 20%.

Of course, the decline could be far less as sellers are reluctant to cut prices even in soft markets, and buyers might be willing to stretch budgets On the other hand, interest rates could swing from their 2003 irrational low to rates significantly above 6% Two conclusions seem obvious: Interest rates are historically low by almost any measure, and so rising interest rates are likely; and, they will put downward pressure on housing prices It is said that the snake that bites is rarely the snake that is visible Almost everyone is aware of the risks that rising interest rates create for housing prices By contrarian logic, therefore, rising interest rates are unlikely to topple the housing market If there is to be a big bad wolf in housing it is likely to come in the form of some less discussed risks.

process of making decisions in groups, which can meet face-to-face, or online. The support increases the effectiveness of decisions and reduces the wasted time and other negative effects of face-to-face meetings.

Risk #2: Leverage I first learned about leverage during my high school physics class My teacher got the biggest, strongest football player in the class to compete against a scrawny boy The battle was to push a door that was half open; the football player was given the task of trying to close the door, while the scrawny nerd tried to force it open even further..

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