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XAML allows you to define a transformation that affects how the element will be rendered on the screen. In computer graphics, items are managed using a mathematical construct called a matrix. Through use of matrix-based mathematics, coordinates can be easily manipulated, and thus transformations of objects are achievable. Silverlight gives you the facility to define your own matrices, which can be used to define the transformation for

By default all the public members of your class are serialized as XML elements in the output document. The [XmlAttribute] attribute allows you to change this default behavior. The AttributeName property of the [XmlAttribute] attribute indicates the name that will be given to the resultant XML attribute. [XmlAttribute] is applied to the public member that you wish to serialize as an attribute. In our example, we add the [XmlAttribute] attribute to the EmployeeID property.

The portlet application we are using is called RSS Portlet and is provided as a WAR file to be deployed in your portal. The open source license for RSS Portlet is a BSD-style license, so you can use it for free as-is, or make any changes you like to it (although under this license if you do so, you re not allowed to call your derivation RSS Portlet ). The RSS Portlet uses XSL files to translate the incoming RSS feeds into HTML. A style sheet called html.xsl converts 0.9x RSS feeds and a style sheet called Rss20.xsl converts 2.0 RSS feeds. Both of these files are stored in the WEB-INF directory of the portlet.

TIP At the time of writing, there is a bug in the html.xsl file. If your portlet fails to load and leaves errors like the following:

one or more objects, or to use one of a number of fixed transforms. The transforms available to you are as follows:

By default all the public members of a class are serialized, but sometimes this is not what you want. For example, if you are storing credit card information in a public property, you may not want to serialize it for obvious security reasons. A public member can be ignored during the serialization process by decorating it with the [XmlIgnore] attribute. In our example, the HomePhone property is marked with this attribute.

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RotateTransform: Rotates the item through the specified angle ScaleTransform: Changes the size of the object on the x-axis, the y-axis, or both axes TranslateTransform: Moves the object to a new position SkewTransform: Skews the object by the specified angle in a particular direction MatrixTransform: Applies your custom transform

in your log files, you will need to remove the im and rss-sample entries from the line beginning exclude-result-prefixes so that it now reads:

The Employee class has a property called Emails that is of type string array. Under the default naming scheme, when this property is serialized, an XML node is created with the name Emails. This node further contains child nodes, each containing the array element value. The names of the child elements are the same as the data type of the array (<string> in our example). You can alter this behavior with the help of the [XmlArray] and [XmlArrayElement] attributes. The former marks public members that are array types and specifies the XML element name for the member. The latter attribute governs the name of the XML element

Transformations may be combined within a TransformGroup. In this scenario, Silverlight calculates a single matrix based on the defined transformations and applies this matrix as a single compound transform.

exclude-result-prefixes= "rdf dc dcterms rss content annotate admin image cc reqv"

assigned to the individual array members. In our example, the Emails property will be serialized as <EmailAddresses>, and each array element will be enclosed within an <Email> element.

The entries removed from this reference XML namespaces, which have not been included. Earlier versions of the XML parser tolerated this error.

Animation in Silverlight is achieved by changing a property over a set amount of time using a timeline. Animations are contained within a storyboard, and come in a number of flavors:

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