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You ve taken giant strides toward completing the HatShop e-commerce application in this chapter. Now you have a fully audited, secure backbone for the application. Specifically, we ve covered Modifications to the HatShop application to enable your own pipeline processing The basic framework for your order pipeline The database additions for auditing data and storing additional required data in the orders table The implementation of most of the order pipeline, apart from those sections that deal with credit cards The only thing missing that you need to add before delivering this application to the outside world is credit card processing functionality, which we ll look at in the next chapter.

The Roads table represents an undirected cyclic weighted graph. Each edge (road) is represented by a row in the table. The attributes city1 and city2 are two city IDs representing the nodes of the edge. The weight in this case is the distance attribute, which holds the distance between the cities in miles. Note that the Roads table has a CHECK constraint (city1 < city2) as part of its schema de nition to reject attempts to enter the same edge twice (for example, {SEA, SFO} and {SFO, SEA}). Having all the scenarios and sample data in place, let s go over the approaches to treatment of graphs, trees, and hierarchies. I ll cover three main approaches: iterative/recursive, materialized path, and nested sets.

Even from this simple description, it s clear that the portal contains two distinct sets of widgets. Hence, two distinct but interrelated masters are needed to render it in code. The parent master (BookSample.master) defines the overall layout of the pages header, body, and footer. The child master (Body.master) expands the body for a certain group of pages, meaning that the Web site will be made of pages belonging to different groups, each with a differently laid out structure. We define a child master in which a toolbar is expected. The content page is responsible for providing the buttons for the toolbar. We ll use a slightly modified version of the BookSample.master page we considered earlier as the parent master in this example. Here s the code:

import java.util.*; public aspect OptimizeFactorialAspect { pointcut factorialOperation(int n) : call(long *.factorial(int)) && args(n); pointcut topLevelFactorialOperation(int n) : factorialOperation(n) && !cflowbelow(factorialOperation(int)); private Map _factorialCache = new HashMap();

Click Cancel to close the Answer File Generator. Copy SBSAnswerFile.xml to the root directory of the removable media you will use during installation of SBS 2008. This can be a USB key disk, a oppy disk, or other removable media that your server can read during the installation.

In the .NET Framework 2.0, you can use all .NET data providers registered in the configuration file. The following is an excerpt from the machine.config file:

http://127.0.0.1:8080

Now that you have an instance of the isolated storage, create three root-level directories and three subdirectories, one in each of the root-level directories. Use the CreateDirectory() method to create the directories, as follows: