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The References folder contains references to each of the assemblies that your project uses. When you first set up a project, it will reference PresentationCore.dll, PresentationFramework.dll, and WindowsBase.dll from WPF, as well as System.dll and System.Xml.dll from the .NET Framework. App.xaml is an application file that is used to contain settings and resources that are global to your application. For example, you can specify the markup to configure the behavior upon application startup, or define resources to be shared across all windows. By default, App.xaml looks like the following you can see where it is setting up Window1.xaml as the initial page to view when the application launches.

doDispatch() is provided as a default implementation by GenericPortlet. It determines the mode of the portlet (VIEW, EDIT, or HELP) and then calls the doView(), doEdit(), or doHelp() method as appropriate in order to render the portlet in its appropriate mode. Our sample provides only a VIEW mode, so all render requests must result in a call to doView():

To consume the RssWriter class we just created, you will need to create a new website in Visual Studio. Add a reference to the assembly in which RssWriter resides. Open the default web form in the IDE and write the code shown in Listing A-14 in its Page_Load event handler. Listing A-14. Using the RssWriter Class protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { Response.ContentEncoding = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8; Response.ContentType = "text/xml"; RssWriter writer = new RssWriter(Response.OutputStream); writer.WriteStartElement(RssElements.Rss); writer.WriteAttributeString(RssAttributes.Version, "2.0"); writer.WriteStartElement(RssElements.Channel); writer.WriteElementString(RssElements.Title, "DotNetBips.com"); writer.WriteElementString(RssElements.Link, "http://www.dotnetbips.com"); writer.WriteElementString(RssElements.Description, "Latest Articles from DotNetBips.com"); writer.WriteElementString(RssElements.Copyright, "Copyright (C) DotNetBips.com. All rights reserved."); writer.WriteElementString(RssElements.Generator, "Pro XML RSS Generator"); writer.WriteStartElement(RssElements.Item); writer.WriteElementString(RssElements.Title, "DotNetBips.com"); writer.WriteElementString(RssElements.Link, "http://www.dotnetbips.com/Articles/displayarticle.aspx id=242"); writer.WriteElementString(RssElements.Description, "This article explains how to create and consume RSS feeds."); writer.WriteElementString(RssElements.PubDate, "Sun, 25 Jan 2004 12:00:00 AM GMT"); writer.WriteEndElement(); writer.WriteEndElement(); writer.WriteEndElement(); writer.Close(); Response.End(); } The code sets the ContentEncoding property of the Response object to UTF-8 (that is, ASCII). It also sets the ContentType property to text/xml. This way, the browser knows that the response is XML data rather than HTML. A new instance of the RssWriter class is then created. The OutputStream of the Response object is passed as a parameter to the constructor of the RssWriter class. This way, the XML data will be written directly on the response stream.

protected void doView( RenderRequest request, RenderResponse response) throws { response.setContentType("text/html"); PrintWriter out = response.getWriter(); out.write("<table><tr><td>"); out.write("<h2>Crawler</h2>"); out.write("<table cellspacing=\"0\"") out.write("border=\"1\">"); out.write("<tr><td align=\"right\">") out.write("<i>Status</i></td><td><b>"); out.write( crawler.isStopped() "stopped" : "running"); out.write("</b></td></tr>"); out.write("</table>"); renderCollection(out, "Hosts Crawled", crawler.getVisitedHosts()); renderCollection(out, "Links Visited", crawler.getVisitedURLs()); renderCollection(out, "Failed Links", crawler.getFailedURLs()); PortletException, IOException

<Application xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" x:Class="BlendProject1.App" StartupUri="Window1.xaml">

Then, one by one, RSS tags are emitted so as to output an RSS feed, as shown in Listing A-5 earlier. Notice how the RssElements enumeration has made our job easy. Various methods such as WriteElementString() and WriteStartElement() make extensive use of the RssElements enumeration. After the writing of the feed is over, the RssWriter instance is closed. Finally, the End() method of the Response object is called so that the response stream is flushed off to the client.

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<Application.Resources> <!-- Resources scoped at the Application level should be defined here. --> </Application.Resources> </Application>

renderCollection(out, "Forbidden Links", crawler.getForbiddenURLs()); out.write("</td></tr></table>"); }

Note For the sake of simplicity, the code emits hard-coded values. In most real-world cases, you will

Finally, Window1.xaml is the default window that the template provides. It is a basic XAML page defining a window, and a grid is placed on it. The Grid is a basic layout control, in which controls placed within it can appear using a grid layout methodology meaning that they appear at the coordinates specified using their x and y properties. There are several layout controls available in WPF, allowing you to place controls in a stacked or flow manner (you ll be looking at these a little later on in this chapter). Here s the code for Window1.xaml: