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The functions performed by the combination of access lists, pre x lists, community lists and route maps on Cisco routers are effectively analogous to the functions performed by the combination of rewall lters and policy statements in Juniper Network routers. It is dif cult to draw direct comparisons between the speci c functions of these features because Juniper Networks and Cisco Systems implementations do not map directly one to the other. There is overlap between different elements of the functionality to give, ultimately, roughly equivalent behaviour.

This ratio states the relationship of a company s total debt to its underlying equity value or, stated differently, what proportion of equity and debt a company is using to nance its assets. A ratio with a value greater than 1 means that assets were nanced mainly with debt. A ratio of less than 1 indicates that a company has nanced its assets more through equity. While debt is not inherently bad, as a general rule a company with a high D/E ratio is considered more risky than a company with a lower D/E ratio. As stated previously, it is important to compare individual stocks to their appropriate peer group, as some sectors/industries generally use more debt than others. Current Ratio Current Ratio = Current Assets Current Liabilities

weight (technology consulting and services) is a mere 3.4% of the total portfolio. In fact, the top 10 industries comprise 68% of the total portfolio. Now we can state that the portfolio is concentrated not just on a sector basis, but on an industry basis as well. The bottom line is that the portfolio might experience some of the added volatility that concentration has a tendency of providing. You can take this analysis further by researching the top industries to see where they are in their performance cycles as well as comparing this portfolio s sector/industry weights to some other top investment managers in the same asset class.

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Finally, you need to deploy and test the application. When you are satisfied that the newly placed delegate controller is functioning properly move on to the next conditional from your old Traffic Cop implementation. If you are familiar with Struts, you might notice that this is very similar, at least in concept, to the Action servlet that comes with Struts. If you are in a position to be able to switch your application over to Struts, then by all means do so; you will not have to maintain this code if you do. But if you are not able to make the switch, this refactoring will clean up your JSPs and your Traffic Cop as well.