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Use the Literal control when you want to add raw HTML to a page, without requiring ASP.NET to provide any additional processing. At first glance, the Literal control seems very similar to the Label control. However, Literal does not inherit from WebControl, as Label does. Additionally, the Literal control does not add any HTML elements to the webpage, whereas the Label is rendered as a <span> tag. This means that the Literal control does not have a style property, and you therefore cannot apply styles to its content. The Literal control is useful when you need to add text to the output of the page dynamically (from the server) but do not want to use a Label. If your text is static, you can simply add it to the markup of the page (you do not need a Label or a Literal control). The Literal control contains the Mode property, which is used to specify any particular handling of the content of the Text property. The modes available and their descriptions are shown in Table 4-2.

In previous chapters you ve performed the process of iteration, like so: [1,2,3,4,5].each { |number| puts number } In this case, you create a temporary array containing the numbers one through five and use the each iterator to pass each value into the code block, assigning each value to number that you then print to the screen with puts. The each iterator gives you a lot of power, as it allows you to go through all the elements of an array or a hash and use the data you retrieve to work out, for example, the mean of an array of numbers, or the length of the longest string in an array, like so: my_array = %w{this is a test of the longest word check} longest_word = '' my_array.each do |word| longest_word = word if longest_word.length < word.length end puts longest_word

Testing the DTO layer implemented with DynaDTO in 5 becomes very simple with TestNG. Listing 8-25 shows a TestNG class with two methods. In the setUp method the DynaDTO configuration is loaded using the DynaDTO ConfigurationLoader class. In the testNewsItemCreation method a News domain object is created, and then, using the DynaDTO Builder, a dynamic DTO is created. The rest of the method uses the TestNG Assert class to compare every field of the domain object against the DTO. (In this case the DTO is a mirror image of the domain object.) Listing 8-25. A TestNG Test for a DynaDTO DTO package com.integrallis.techconf.dto; import java.io.File; import java.util.Date; import import import import import import import org.dynadto.Builder; org.dynadto.BuilderFactory; org.dynadto.ConfigurationLoader; org.dynadto.exception.ConfigurationException; org.testng.Assert; org.testng.annotations.Configuration; org.testng.annotations.Test;

Object theObj = Activator.CreateInstance(someType);

In this example, the inherited permissions are getting in the way of the tight security we want to apply to this folder. To remove the inherited permissions, click Edit and then clear Include Inheritable Permissions From This Object s Parent. You see the following dialog box, which warns you to specify how you want to reset the permissions on the selected folder.

IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.ImpCast', 'FS') IS NOT NULL DROP FUNCTION dbo.ImpCast; IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.ExpCast', 'FS') IS NOT NULL DROP FUNCTION dbo.ExpCast;

You can easily restore GPOs that have been backed up. If you back up all the GPOs in a container, you can restore all of them, some of them, or one at a time.

Note also that all the communication vectors are directed. The fact that domain members need to access DCs does not mean that DCs need to access domain members. In fact, they

Queue x_queue = new Queue(); x_queue.Enqueue("first element"); x_queue.Enqueue("second element"); x_queue.Enqueue("third element"); object x_obj = x_queue.Dequeue(); Console.WriteLine("Dequeued: " + x_obj.ToString()); IEnumerator x_num = x_queue.GetEnumerator(); while (x_num.MoveNext()) { Console.WriteLine("Element: " + x_num.Current.ToString()); }

package org.jboss.ejb3.examples.ch19.timer.api; import java.util.Date; import java.util.List; import javax.ejb.ScheduleExpression; import javax.ejb.Timer; /** * Contract of a service capable of storing a series * of {@link CreditCardTransaction}s to be processed, * scheduling processing, and processing payment of * all pending transactions.

13 rows selected. SQL> Line 11 might look curious at first sight. It relaxes the join between OFFERINGS and EMPLOYEES a bit. Instead of 1, you can use any other arbitrary numeric value, as long as it could not be an existing employee number. Note also that this trick makes the addition of DISTINCT necessary. 2. Provide an overview, in two columns, showing the names of all employees who ever attended an SQL course, with the name of the trainer. Solution 8-2. SQL> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 select a.ename as attendee , t.ename as trainer from employees t join offerings o on (o.trainer = t.empno) join registrations r using (course, begindate) join employees a on (r.attendee = a.empno) where course = 'SQL'; TRAINER -------FORD FORD FORD FORD SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH