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Semantically there are two different kinds of le collections: con ned collections of les in which all les making up the collection are always kept together and are effectively treated as one just like a tar or zip archive and free collections that are composed of les as well as other collections not necessarily available on the same resource they are effectively a bag of logical le and collection identi ers Con ned collections assure the user that all the data are always accessible at a single data source while free collections provide a higher exibility to freely add and remove items from the collection, but don t guarantee that all members are accessible or even valid at all times Keeping free collections consistent with the actual les requires additional services Relational databases: The semantics of data stored in a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) are also extremely well understood.

Specify whether a script or script step is executed when a user selects the menu item by selecting the Action check box and then choosing either Script or Script Step from the pop-up menu/drop-down list. Depending upon whether you chose a script or script step, you will see either the Specify Script Options dialog or the Specify Script Step dialog (both shown in Figure 26-17). Creating custom menus, as just described, is only part of the equation in creating your custom solution. Defining when those menus appear is every bit as critical as creating the custom menus in the first place, and that is where menu sets enter the picture.

Although you are not required to keep this size image or its placement following these guidelines helps make your custom Property inspectors resemble the standard Dreamweaver ones n It s a good idea to lay out your Property inspector with the View Visual Aids Invisible Elements option disabled The small icons that indicate AP elements can alter the perceived spacing n Keep the AP Elements panel visible Many custom Property inspectors use multiple AP elements to position the elements exactly and the AP Elements panel makes selecting individual AP elements for adjustment a snap n Use nested AP elements to position and group associated items in the Property inspector Almost all the form objects for user input in Property inspectors, such as text boxes and drop-down lists, are identified by labels.

how the protocols behave with different applications. As the amount of services is incredibly wide, with new applications coming every day, only few representative services of typical applications in wireless networks have been selected, such as SMS/MMS services, WAP and Web services, Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) and network gaming. With this selection, it is intended to capture both pure telecom services and typical services coming from the IP domain which make use of the radio network as carrier. The selection includes non-delay sensitive services such as SMS/MMS, as well as services which have very strict delay requirements like PoC and some examples of network games. For each service it will be presented how the service functions on a general level, what protocols are used, how the signaling works and, perhaps even most important, what type of key performance indicators (KPIs) can be used to characterize the end-user performance.

The data identi ed by a GDH may correspond to a database, a table, a view or even to a single row in a table of the RDBMS Distributed database access in the Grid is an active research topic and is being treated by a separate article in this volume (see 14) XML databases and semistructured data: Data with loosely de ned or irregular structure is best represented using the semistructured data model It is essentially a dynamically typed data model that allows a schema-less description format in which the data is less constrained than in relational databases [22] The XML format is the standard in which the semistructured data model is represented A GDH may correspond to any XML data object identi able in an XML Database..

1. To print the entire book, make sure no chapters are selected. To print a continuous range of chapters, Shift+click them. To print noncontiguous chapters, +click or Ctrl+click the chapters to select them. 2. Click the Print Book iconic button or choose Print Book or Print Selected Documents in the book panel s flyout menu (the option shown depends on whether chapters are selected in the book panel). The standard InDesign Print dialog box opens. Note that the option to choose all pages or a range of pages is grayed out you must print all chapters in the selected chapters. 3. Make any adjustments in the Print dialog box. 4. Click Print to print the chapters.

Placing both the label and text boxes in their own AP elements, while grouping them under one parent AP element, provides maximum flexibility and ease of placement n Apply CSS styles within the Property inspector to easily manage font sizes and design your Property inspector in a WYSIWYG environment..