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public void destroy() { crawler.stopCrawler(); crawler = null; }

public override void WriteWhitespace(string ws) { writer.WriteWhitespace(ws); } public override void WriteString(string text) { writer.WriteString(text); } These methods do not contain much code. They simply call the corresponding method on the XmlWriter instance. For example, the WriteCData() method accepts a string and calls the WriteCData() method of the XmlWriter by passing the string. The WriteChars(), WriteComment(), WriteWhitespace(), and WriteString() methods also call the respective methods of the XmlWriter instance.

Not only is Expression Blend a nice application to show how you can quickly define rich XAML interfaces, but it is also a demonstration of one of those interfaces itself, as Blend has been written using WPF. It s a great example of how you can create dynamic, rich, vector-based UIs using WPF. You can download the beta version of Expression Blend from www.microsoft.com/ products/expression/en/Expression-Blend/default.mspx. Once you ve downloaded and installed Blend, launch it to view the Blend IDE (see Figure 8-4).

This method cleans up the portlet s resources by stopping the crawler. The crawler s thread will exit, and no further action will be necessary (the container will manage the removal of the portlet from memory). When running, the portlet may be required to render itself into its container and then onto the portal itself. This process would typically be triggered by the user browsing to a page on which the portlet is configured to be displayed.

The render() method of the Portlet interface will be invoked. This is caught by the GenericPortlet implementation, and it instead sets the title (which it determines by invoking getTitle()) and then invokes doDispatch(). The default implementation gets the title from the ResourceBundle of the PortletConfig of the portlet, but we will override this to return a specific string without requiring configuration:

If you are used to using Visual Studio, then the process of getting started will be very familiar. Select New Project from the File menu, and you ll be given the choice of a standard application (.exe) or a control library, and a programming language of Visual Basic or C# (see Figure 8-5). Once you create a standard application, the IDE will create a new workspace containing the project, its core references, an assemblyinfo file, and two XAML files: App.xaml and Window1.xaml. This is shown in Figure 8-6, after which we ll look at each of these files in turn.

An RSS feed is an XML document and from that point of view should contain an XML declaration. The methods WriteStartDocument() and WriteEndDocument() emit an XML declaration with a version of 1.0. These methods are shown in Listing A-13. Listing A-13. Writing an XML Declaration public override void WriteStartDocument() { writer.WriteStartDocument(); } public override void WriteStartDocument(bool standalone) { writer.WriteStartDocument(standalone); } public override void WriteEndDocument() { writer.WriteEndDocument(); } The WriteStartDocument() method has two overloads. The one with a Boolean parameter emits a stand-alone attribute. Both the methods call respective overloads of the WriteStartDocument() method on the XmlWriter instance. The WriteEndDocument() method simply calls the WriteEndDocument() method of the XmlWriter instance. That s it: the RssWriter class is now ready. Compile the class library to get its output assembly.

protected String getTitle(RenderRequest request) { return "Link Crawler"; }