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ca[i] = (char) ( a + (i%26)); } String s = new String(ca); Systemoutprintln("number of a s="+charCounter(s, a )); } }

The only tricky part of the implementation is realizing that we need to add two new actions to the Users controller; based on the routes defined in Listing 1219, we need to call them following and followers Each action needs to set a title, find the user, retrieve either @userfollowing or @userfollowers (in paginated form), and then render the page The result appears in Listing 1229

class UsersController < ApplicationController before_filter :authenticate, :except => [:show, :new, :create] def following @title = "Following" @user = Userfind(params[:id]) @users = @userfollowingpaginate(:page => params[:page]) render 'show_follow' end def followers @title = "Followers" @user = Userfind(params[:id]) @users = @userfollowerspaginate(:page => params[:page]) render 'show_follow' end end

All of the run times listed below apply to the time required for the charmethod s loop to process a test String of length 16384 (16 kilobytes) It will take charCounter plenty of time (on the order of several seconds) to slug its way through the entire string, leaving us with a reasonably accurate idea of just how effective the performance enhancements really are Running the Bogus application as in Listing 117 produces an output similar to the following

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Note here that both actions make an explicit call to render, in this case rendering a view called show_follow, which we must create The reason for the common view is that the ERb is nearly identical for the two cases, and Listing 1230 covers them both

It took about 86 seconds to count the number of a s contained within the String Now let s focus on charCounter s loop that computes the count and look for some possible performance improvements We can start by looking at the for loop s conditional expression

Then I save this file in a subdirectory of the special virtual directory that points to SQL Server The subdirectory must be one I've configured to hold templates The XML schema for templates is fairly simple and is fully defined in the SQL Server Books Online documentation One nice thing about XML is that it is self-documenting You should have no trouble reading this code and figuring out what the various pieces represent One thing that might not be obvious is the data between the starting and ending sql:param tags This data represents the default value for the parameter, Country, if no parameter is specified by the caller Queries with parameters do not have to specify a default value; although if it is unspecified, the query fails when the caller does not specify a value for the parameter in the call To fire this query and get the results, I simply type the following URL into Internet Explorer (version 5 or above): http://localhost/nwind/template/select1xml This returns the names of all customers from Germany because I did not specify a value for the Country parameter in the URL I can specify a parameter to the query by simply adding a name/value pair to the URL where the name is the same name as the parameter defined in the template file: http://localhost/nwind/template/select1xml Country=USA The results are returned to Internet Explorer, which formats them nicely in the content pane of the browser as shown in Figure 8-2

<table summary="Information about following/followers"> <tr> <td class="main"> <h1><%= @title %></h1> <% unless @usersempty %> <ul class="users"> <%= render @users %> </ul> <%= will_paginate @users %> <% end %> </td>

<td class="sidebar round"> <strong>Name</strong> <%= @username %><br /> <strong>URL</strong> <%= link_to user_path(@user), @user %><br /> <strong>Microposts</strong> <%= @usermicropostscount %> <%= render 'shared/stats' %> <% unless @usersempty %> <% @userseach do |user| %> <%= link_to gravatar_for(user, :size => 30), user %> <% end %> <% end %> </td> </tr> </table>

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There s a second detail in Listing 1229 worth noting: in order to protect the pages for following and followers from unauthorized access, we have changed the authentication before filter to use :except instead of :only So far in this tutorial, we have used :only to indicate which actions the filter gets applied to; with the addition of the new protected actions, the balance has shifted, and it is simpler to indicate which actions shouldn t be filtered We do this with the :except option to the authenticate before filter:

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