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What alternatives to HermesJMS are available? I need to test against JBoss WildFly 8 and it uses Java 8. HermesJms seems to be built for Java 6 and I could not find a full Java 8 port for it. I tried setting hermes.bat with this configuration option but I get the following error:
I have created a SoapUI project that connects with a message queue and sends a JMS message onto it. In order to connect with the MQ, I have used the HERMES tool that SoapUI provides. Currently I am using Hermes v1.14.
In this article, an action-research project has been outlined, aimed at exploring ways for developing an assessment tool, underpinned by phenomenology, which would enhance a person-centered approach to the participation of patients in nursing assessment and care planning in rehabilitation. Participants were nurses in physical rehabilitation and a consultant. Data were collected by interviews and observation of the documentation on the tool. The tool, Hermes, was adopted in practice. Through its use, important person-centered assessment practices were enhanced and several aspects of its phenomenological grounding were supported. Hermes has potential for facilitating the transfusion of phenomenology into nursing practice.
Hermes is no longer maintained and the source does not seem to be available on source forge. Is there any plan for a replacement? Or would you have source available. We can not commit to a tool if a key feature for our project is unsupported.
HERMES, a graphical user interface software tool, is presented, for pre-processing X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) data from laboratory Rowland circle spectrometers, to meet the data handling needs of a growing community of practice. HERMES enables laboratory XAS data to be displayed for quality assessment, merging of data sets, polynomial fitting of smoothly varying data, and correction of data to the true energy scale and for dead-time and leakage effects. The software is written in Java 15 programming language, and runs on major computer operating systems, with graphics implementation using the JFreeChart toolkit. HERMES is freely available and distributed under an open source licence.
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The application allows you to export the retrieved list data in several formats, including JSON, CSV, and plain text. This versatility ensures compatibility with different analysis tools and facilitates communicating findings to colleagues or clients.
It has completely changed how iOS developers and forensic investigators extract and analyze data from Plist files. Due to its user-friendly interface, automated parsing, and powerful analytical tools, it is a crucial tool for workflow optimization and obtaining meaningful data. By using the Hermes Tool, professionals may gain time back, work more efficiently, and unlock the hidden potential of list data.
javax.jms.JMSException: Could not create InitialContext: Exception while trying to get InitialContext. at hermes.JNDIContextFactory.createContext(JNDIContextFactory.java:282) at hermes.browser.components.ContextTreeModelFactory.create(ContextTreeModelFactory.java:58) at hermes.browser.tasks.JNDIBrowseTask.invoke(JNDIBrowseTask.java:59) at hermes.browser.tasks.TaskSupport.run(TaskSupport.java:175) at hermes.browser.tasks.ThreadPool.run(ThreadPool.java:170) at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745)
HERMES is a web based tool for searching and navigating the vocabulary within the OMOP Common Data Model (CDM). In addition to the search and navigation capabilities, HERMES also provides features to curate and export custom sets concept identifiers for use in cohort definitions. HERMES is implemented as a HTML / JavaScript front end with back end web services that provide access to the OMOP CDM Vocabulary database.
The project foresees to identify the egg clutch-based structure also in cancer stem cells.
Since the Hermes SR microscope can allow the project to obtain large amount of data, they will be using a machine learning approach to identify features associated to cancer cells and thus, be able to pinpoint cancer cells and cancer stem cells. In this way, the Hermes SR will be used as a novel imaging diagnostic tool to detect, study and characterize cancer samples.
HERMES aims at providing innovative solutions to support the Healthcare emergencies for an optimized response and monitoring of the epidemics in the Society. This is achieved through the integration of advanced technologies of telemedicine and digital healthcare including new IoT digital sensor as well as X-ray, CT scan and new screening tools (voice analysis). Powerful AI tools elaborate this data in order to help health operators to identify and monitor even the spread of SARS-CoV-2. The system is also conceived to provide logistic support to Local Healthcare Authorities by using GNSS technologies.
Pilot # 1 analyzed possibility and usefulness of having a tool for sharing biomedical images in the presence of a scenario such as that of Covid-19. The peculiarities of this scenario is characterized by the presence of a substantially new pathology with a high impact in terms of number of affected patients, which induces significant limitations to mobility, and which can also be diagnosed through analysis of biomedical images. In such a scenario, a tool such as HERMES has proven to be useful especially in the early stages of the spread of the epidemic event. In fact, in the incipient phase of the phenomenon, only a very small number of specialists have the skills to carry out the diagnosis, skills which, moreover, are refined only through the examination of a significant number of cases. This entails the opportunity to have specialized centers to which biomedical images converge for their examination. Centers in which it is essential, as verified with the Hermes project, to have Artificial Intelligence tools to support the diagnosis phase in light of the significant increase in workloads.
Specifically, the experience of Pilot # 1 allowed to confirm the preliminary data reported in the literature on the effectiveness of diagnosing Covid-19 through CT image analysis and how in this case Artificial Intelligence represents valid tool having rates of correct diagnosis above 85%
Although chest CT scans have shown high sensitivity in diagnosing COVID-19, compared to RT-PCR tests, chest CT scans alone are not sufficient to detect COVID-19 but can be utilized as a complement to other tools for diagnosing patients with COVID-19. Chest CT is really important as a staging modality, able to identify the phase of the disease and to define its prognosis. Another key role of chest CT is to assess the response to therapy and the complications of COVID-19 on patients' lungs.
The use of AI systems, offering an automatic evaluation of chest CT or chest X-ray, in suspected COVID-19 patients, are able to help radiologists to reduce their workload, to produce a quick and accurate discrimination between normal and suspected COVID-19 individual, to evaluate the phase and assess the prognosis of COVID-19. During the pilot the effectiveness of the AI tools to provide adequate diagnosis support will be investigate comparing the output of the AI tools with the diagnosis provided by the radiologist. The radiologists consider useful the presence of an AI tool to support analysis of CT images, even if they stress that the final diagnosis must be exclusive responsibility of the radiologist. Morever, AI is essential for managing sudden work peaks and as a support tool especially for less experienced radiologists by accelerating their learning curve.
Mobile operators are distributing more and more Android and iOS applications in order to interface with their APIs and provide enhanced services to their subscribers. The need for P1 Security to reverse engineer mobile platform-targeted applications in the context of black-box security audits, as well as the global lack of effective tools regarding reverse engineering React Native-based applications, led us to develop hermes-dec.
P1 Security is publishing the initial release of hermes-dec, a new tool for reverse engineering React Native mobile applications for Android and iOS embedding a JS bundle compiled within the bytecode language of the Hermes virtual machine.
The hermes-dec tool released by P1 Security allows to disassemble the Hermes bytecode, with the intent to be compatible will all public version of the Hermes virtual machines (from 0.1.0 to the current 0.12.0, or bytecode version 89, at the time of writing, end of 2022). Other tools such as the hbctool utility support a more restricted set of versions of the Hermes bytecode, and the hbcdump tool present in the Hermes source tree supports the exact version of the Hermes virtual machine it was built for.
It was developed considering the need for P1 Security to often reverse engineer mobile platform-targeted applications in the context of black-box security audits, as well as the global lack of effective tools regarding reverse engineering React Native-based applications.
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