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Figure 3.4 shows the context being passed between an anonymous pointcut and the advice. The target() pointcut collects the objects on which the credit() method is being invoked, whereas the args() pointcut captures the argument to the method. The part of the advice before the colon specifies the type and name for each of the captured arguments. The body of the advice uses the collected context in the same way that the body of a method would use the parameters passed to it. The object identifiers in the previous code snippet are account and amount. When you use named pointcuts, those pointcuts themselves must collect the context and pass it to the advice. Figure 3.5 shows the collection of the same information as in figure 3.4, but uses named pointcuts to capture the context and make it available to the advice. The code in figure 3.5 is functionally identical to that in 3.4, but unlike figure 3.4, we use a named pointcut. The pointcut creditOperation(), besides matching join points, collects the context so that the advice can use it. We collect the target object and the argument to the credit() operation. Note that the pointcut itself declares the type and name of each collected element, much like a method call. In the advice to this pointcut, the first part before the colon is unchanged from figure 3.4. The pointcut definition simply uses the earlier defined pointcut. Note how the names of the arguments in the first part of the advice match those in the pointcut definition. Let s look at some more examples of passing context. In figure 3.6, an after returning advice captures the return value of a method.

The JavaFX Production Suite (optional) The JavaFX Production Suite, previously known under its codename of Project Nile, is a set of plug-ins for both Adobe Illustrator (CS3+) and Adobe Photoshop (CS3+), allowing export into a special JavaFX graphics format, called FXD or FXZ (FXD is the format, but files are compressed and given an .fxz extension). There s also a SVG to FXZ converter and a handy FXZ file viewer.

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Let s decode what this tag means; this is at the core of how scripts are delivered to the client. In ASP.NET 2.0, resources embedded in an assembly are accessed through the WebResource.axd HTTP handler. In the ASP.NET AJAX framework, a new HTTP handler called ScriptResource.axd replaces it with some additional functionality for localization and browser compression. Listing 4.1 shows a reference to a script assigned by the ScriptManager that is eventually downloaded by the new handler. What about the cryptic text How does the browser decipher it, and what does it mean A closer look exposes two parameters: d and t. They assist the browser in identifying and caching the resource. The first is the encoded resource key, assigned to the d parameter. The second is the timestamp, t, that signifies the last modification made to the assembly (for example, t=632962425253593750). When the page is loaded a second time, the browser recognizes the parameters and spares the user the download by using what s in its cache to retrieve the resources.

441 NSObject 199, 224, 426 NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains 299 NSSet 244, 248 NSString 157, 300, 402, 426 initWithData encoding 301 stringWithContentsOfFile encoding error 300 writeToFile atomically encoding error 301 NSURL 201, 398, 402, 426 creating 399 fileURLWithPath: 399 URLWithString: 399 URLWithString:relativeToURL: 399 NSURLConnection 398, 401, 416 NSURLRequest 201, 398, 402, 426 allHTTPHeaderFields 401 building 400 HTTPBody 401 init methods 400 properties 401 requestWithURL: 400 requestWithURL:cachePolicy: timeoutInterval: 400 valueforHTTPHeaderField: 401 NSUserDefaults 292 objectForKey 292 resetStandardUserDefaults 292 setObjectForKey 292 standardUserDefaults 292 NSValue 426 NSXMLParser 407, 409 416, 426 delegate methods 408 initWithContentsOfURL: 408 initWithData: 408 parse 408 parser:didEndElement:names paceURI:qualifiedName: 408 parser:didStartElement: namespaceURI:qualifiedName:attributes: 408 parser:foundCharacters: 408 parser:parseErrorOccurred: 408 parserDidEndDocument: 408 setDelegate: 408 starting 408

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