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The Employee class has an Address property that is an object type. If this property is null, XmlSerializer still emits an empty XML element for it, but you can use the [XmlElement] attribute to change this behavior. The IsNullable Boolean property of the [XmlElement] attribute indicates whether the empty XML element will be emitted when the member is null. Setting this property to true will not emit the empty XML element if the Address property is null.

DoubleAnimation and DoubleAnimationUsingKeyFrames: Used to change a double-based property, such as Canvas.Left or Opacity PointAnimation and PointAnimationUsingKeyFrames: Used to change a point value over

This portlet makes use of the Xalan XML parser to read and translate the RSS streams. Although the J2SE 1.4 runtime is provided with a version of Xalan, it lacks some of the more up-to-date features required by the RSS Portlet. You may, therefore, need to install the latest Xalan JAR files in your portal.

TIP If you are using a portlet server based on the Tomcat application server, such as Pluto or Jetspeed, and you are using the 1.4 version of the J2SDK, you will need to take additional measures to have your new Xalan JAR files override the JAR files provided with the SDK. To do this, place the JAR files in the common/endorsed/ directory.

The EmployeeType enumeration has two values: Permanent and Contract. By default when a member of the EmployeeType type is serialized, the value of these enumeration identifiers is emitted in the serialized XML. The [XmlEnum] attribute specifies the alternate value to serialize instead of the actual identifier name, and is applied on enumeration identifiers. The Name property of the [XmlEnum] attribute specifies the text that will be serialized instead of the identifier name.

time You may have noticed that there are two types for each value: one standard animation and one that uses keyframes.

An error message like The output format must have a '{http://xml.apache.org/ xslt}content-handler' property! is indicative of this particular problem.

In the previous sections, you took a quick tour of the various controls that you can use in Silverlight XAML and looked at how to use their properties to set them. Typically, a designer will use a tool like Microsoft Expression Blend to put together the UI design, expressed as XAML, and may do some fine-tweaking by editing the XAML code. In order to get the UI to do something meaningful, the programmer gets involved to activate the design. Here s where the JavaScript programming model comes in. You took a

In the beginning of this chapter, you learned that there are three flavors of serialization based on the format (binary, XML, and SOAP). Serializing objects into binary format is outside the scope of this book, and you have already learned how to serialize objects in XML format. Now it s time to learn how objects can be serialized in SOAP format. SOAP is an industry standard that forms one of the pillars of web services. Though SOAP is used extensively along with web services, you can use it as an encoding format for object serialization. When you serialize objects by using the XmlSerializer class, you need not do anything special to the classes themselves. However, when you wish to use SOAP as a serialization format, you must mark your classes with the [Serializable] attribute. Only then can your classes be serialized. The SoapFormatter class takes care of all the intricacies of serializing your objects in SOAP format. The SoapFormatter class resides in the System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Soap namespace, which physically resides in the System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Soap.dll assembly. Let s revisit the application that we developed when we began this chapter (see Figure 8-1) and modify it to use SoapFormatter instead of XmlSerializer. The user interface of the application remains unchanged, but the way we serialize and deserialize the objects differs. First, you need to mark the Employee class with the [Serializable] attribute. The modified Employee class is shown in Listing 8-17.

The RSS feeds that will appear in the portlet are configured from the RssXml preference. The default set of preferences configured in portlet.xml is as follows:

<name>RssXml</name> <value>http://www.theserverside.com/rss/theserverside-0.9.rdf</value> <value>http://rss.com.com/2547-12-0-20.xml</value> <value>http://headlines.internet.com/internetnews/top-news/news.rss</value> <value>http://headlines.internet.com/internetnews/fina-news/news.rss</value> <value>http://www.sciencedaily.com/newsfeed.xml</value>