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While Blend is a fully featured application development IDE, including the ability to data bind to XML or object data sources, it isn t suited for building a full n-tier web application from end to end. It is more suited for developing the UI and interaction layers, and then having a developer take the output XAML and plug it in to the full application architecture. For example, if you want Blend to build a WPF front end for a web service, you don t have the facility to create a web services proxy. The workflow instead is that the designer uses Blend to design the interactions, and the developer takes this XAML to produce the finished application in Visual Studio. In the case of a Web Services consumer, the developer can provide the designer with an XML document that is an example of what would be returned from the service, allow the designer to do their thing, and then take the resulting XAML and plug it into a real web service using some C# code. Here s a snippet of XML as returned from the web service that you used in 5 fronting the AdventureWorks database with a query for address data.

public class ContextPathPortlet extends GenericPortlet { public void doView(RenderRequest request, RenderResponse response) throws PortletException, IOException { response.setContentType("text/html"); PrintWriter writer = response.getWriter(); //write out the context path writer.write(request.getContextPath()); } }

The database connection used by SqlHelper needs to be stored in the web.config file. Add a web.config file by using the Add New Item dialog box of Visual Studio and specify the connection string in its <connectionStrings> section. Listing B-2 shows how this is done.

After we deploy this portlet from a WAR file named concepts.war to a portlet application named concepts, its context path is /concepts.

<DocumentElement> <Address> <AddressLine1>1226 Shoe St.</AddressLine1> <PostalCode>98011</PostalCode> <City>Bothell</City> <AddressID>5</AddressID> </Address> <Address> <AddressLine1>1318 Lasalle Street</AddressLine1> <PostalCode>98011</PostalCode> <City>Bothell</City> <AddressID>11</AddressID> </Address> <Address> <AddressLine1>1399 Firestone Drive</AddressLine1> <PostalCode>98011</PostalCode> <City>Bothell</City> <AddressID>6</AddressID> </Address> <Address> <AddressLine1>1873 Lion Circle</AddressLine1> <PostalCode>98011</PostalCode> <City>Bothell</City> <AddressID>18</AddressID> </Address> <Address> <AddressLine1>1902 Santa Cruz</AddressLine1> <PostalCode>98011</PostalCode> <City>Bothell</City> <AddressID>40</AddressID> </Address> </DocumentElement>

The portal indicates which locale it would like to use for content. For instance, a user may have customized her view of the portal to provide Spanish-language content as her preferred locale. The getLocale() method on the PortletRequest interface returns the locale the portal would like for the content from the portlet. The getLocales() method returns all of the locales for which the portlet could provide content for the portal.

Listing B-2. Specifying the Connection String in web.config <connectionStrings> <add name="connectionstring" connectionString="Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;Initial Catalog=Database; Integrated Security=True;User Instance=True" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient"/> </connectionStrings>

The designer can take this as a static XML file and bind to it when creating their interactions. So, for example, if this XML snippet is saved out as a file called addressexample.xml, the designer can build a simple XAML UI that binds to it with Blend using the following steps: 1. Add a new window to your Blend application by right-clicking the project in the project explorer and selecting Add New Item. In the ensuing dialog, select Window, and give the window a friendly name such as GetAddresses.xaml.

public Locale getLocale() public java.util.Enumeration getLocales()

The PortletRequest class includes methods for retrieving the scheme of the URL used for the request, the server s host name, and the port number the server is listening on:

2. Open the App.xaml file in XAML view and change the StartupURI attribute to the name of the window that you just created (i.e., GetAddresses.xaml). This instructs the application to load that window at startup. 3. The window will have a grid on it called LayoutRoot. Select this and find the property called DataContext. Click the small square to the right of the New button in the DataContext editor to open the advanced properties drop-down (see Figure 8-19).

The EcommerceService consists of several web methods. Before you code these web methods, you must import System.Data and System.Data.SqlClient namespaces. The web methods of ECommerceService are listed in Table B-2. Table B-2. Web Methods of ECommerceService

public String getScheme() public String getServerName() public int getServerPort()

4. On this list, select Data Binding. 5. In the dialog that pops up, select + XML Data to add an XML data source. 6. This gives another dialog (Figure 8-20 shows both dialogs), where you can name the XML data and point it to the XML file that you created earlier. 7. When you click OK, the data source will be created and added to the Data sources list on the Create Data Binding dialog. Its fields will be listed on the right. As the data source has a collection of Address nodes, these will be indicated as an array in the Fields list (see Figure 8-21).

GetProducts() AddItem() UpdateItem() RemoveItem() GetCart() GetCartAmount() PlaceOrder()

Because portlets should invoke the createRenderURL() and createActionURL() methods to create portlet URLs for links, you will probably not use these three methods very often.