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We have mentioned the H.245 control protocol on several occasions in this chapter already. As described, H.245 is the protocol used between session participants to establish and control media streams. For a straightforward two-party voice call, this protocol ensures that participants agree on the media formats to be sent and received as well as the bandwidth requirements. For more complex multimedia calls, H.245 takes care of multiplexing multiple media streams for functions such as lip synchronization between audio and video. You should note that H.245 is not responsible for carrying the actual media. For example, there is no such thing as an H.245 packet containing a sample of coded voice. That is the job of RTP. Instead, H.245 is a control protocol that manages the media sessions. H.245 is not dedicated to use for VoIP. Rather it is a more generic protocol for the control of media streams and is designed to be used with a large number of applications. Consequently, the specification is a very large document. The intent in this book is not to describe H.245 in great

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Notice that Show( ) is declared in one part of XY and implemented by another part. The implementation displays the values of X and Y. This means that when Show( ) is called by ShowXY( ), the call has effect, and it will, indeed, display X and Y. However, if you comment-out the implementation of Show( ), then the call to Show( ) within ShowXY( ) does nothing. Partial methods have several restrictions, including these: They must return void. They cannot have access modifiers. They cannot be virtual. They cannot use out parameters.

The first thing that you must learn about Windows programming is how the user and Windows interact because this defines the architecture that all Windows programs share. This interaction is fundamentally different from the console-based programs shown in the other parts of this book. When you write a console program, it is your program that initiates interaction with the operating system. For example, it is the program that requests such

Temporary underpinning and replacement design of New Jersy s Route 46 bridge on Peckman s River. Due to Hurricane Floyd in 1997, overtopping of bridge occurred. Much of Route 46 Peckman s River area was fully ooded. A replacement bridge was designed by the author using integral abutments with a single row of piles. Abutment settlement occurred and heavy cracking of approaches took place (Figures 3.6 and 3.7). Temporary pile bents (with piles over 90 feet long) were driven in front of abutments to transfer the load from the abutments. In addition to replacing the damaged bridge, the approach slab had to be reconstructed. Planning recommendations for Peckman s Bridge: 1. The direction of the abutment skew is now parallel to the meandered direction of river ow to minimize scour. 2. Based on hydraulic analysis, the opening size has been increased to minimize overtopping ood. 3. Use of integral abutments and integral approaches make the bridge more resistant to longitudinal forces. 4. Steel girders have been replaced by prestressed spread box beams to prevent corrosion.

At the beginning of this chapter we noted that all cells come from preexisting cells through the process of cell division. The phases of cell growth and cell division make up what is known as the cell cycle. There are two main phases to

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NOTE For inspection to function correctly, the IP address of the MGCP signaling connection must be the same as the RTP addresses Cisco recommends using a loopback or virtual address to ensure that the same address is always seen for a gateway.

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