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The check_tcp plug-in has a number of options, but in this case I ve only specified two. First, I passed the macro $HOSTADDRESS$ to the -H option to specify the IP address of the port being checked. Second, I passed the argument $ARG1$ to the -p option, which indicates what port number to try to connect to. Arguments are passed from the check_command directive defined in your service object definition. You can define up to 32 arguments, named $ARG1$ to $ARG32$. Example 5-4 shows a service object definition that uses the command defined in Example 5-3. Example 5-4. Service check_command Directive define service{ service_description host_name check_command } In Example 5-3 when the service is checked, it executes the check_tcp command and passes an argument to the check command with a value of 514. The value would replace the $ARG1$ argument in the check command when the command was run. This would result in the check command checking port 514 of the owlet host the service was defined on. You see that arguments are prefixed by the ! symbol. Here a service object definition passes three arguments: define service{ service_description check_command } syslog check_tcp!514!60!20 syslog owlet check_tcp!514

The WSDL file will be generated and listed under the Process Files node in the Projects window. The WSDL file is also opened in the WSDL Editor. The WSDL XML will define the SOAP binding according to your selection for the binding subtype. If you chose RPC literal (the default), the SOAP binding will appear as follows: <operation name="getOrderPrice"> <soap:operation/> <input name="input1"> <soap:body use="literal" namespace="http://j2ee.netbeans.org/wsdl/pnbWSDL"/> </input> <output name="output1"> <soap:body use="literal" namespace="http://j2ee.netbeans.org/wsdl/pnbWSDL"/> </output> </operation> Notice that the <soap:body> tag has an attribute of use with a value of literal, based on the selection in the Concrete Configuration window (Figure 7-14). If you selected Document Literal for the binding subtype, the SOAP operation defined following the SOAP binding will appear as follows: <operation name=" getOrderPrice"> <soap:operation/> <input name="input1"> <soap:body use="literal"/> </input> <output name="output1"> <soap:body use="literal"/> </output> </operation> If you selected RPC Encoded for the binding subtype, the SOAP operation is defined as follows: <operation name=" getOrderPrice"> <soap:operation/> <output name="output1"> <soap:body use="encoded" encodingStyle=http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/ namespace="http://j2ee.netbeans.org/wsdl/wsdl232232323"/> </output> </operation>

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Entity Framework. The fact that you have to do extra heavy lifting for disconnected entities and explicitly call Refresh, which executes a SELECT against the database to refresh the entity cache, is for all intents and purposes a design flaw. There is a strong probability that this code will change by RTM.

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As the name implies, the WSDL Editor allows you to edit a WSDL file. It has three main views: Tree, Source, and Column. Since the WSDL file contains metadata that describes the web service and how to access it, you should be familiar with creating and modifying WSDL files. The WSDL Editor displays the Tree view, a parent-child node view of the XML elements in a WSDL file, by default. (You can also toggle Tree view off and on by clicking the Tree icon in the toolbar, to the right of the WSDL button.) As you can see in Figure 7-15, it is intended to provide a simple view of the data in the file.

Note I will look at the check_tcp plug-in in more detail in the Monitoring Network-Based Services

In the case where the oldEntity is supplied in Listing 11-18, the else block of code is executed. You first attempt to retrieve the EntityKey (that is, the key). If it is null, you basically follow the same code path as you would if the oldEntity were null. Alternatively, if the key is not null, you call the Attach method on the ObjectContext, which takes the oldEntity as the only parameter cast as System.Data.Objects.DataClasses.IEntityWithKey. Next, you call ApplyPropertyChanges, which applies the properties that have changed, and then call Refresh, SetModifed, and CommitChanges. In addition, you may have noticed in this example that the ObjectContext is no longer a singleton; instead, it is a module-level variable that is declared with the using statement. The reason for this change is that there are potential threading issues with using a singleton in this type of n-tier environment, and because AbstractEFDao now supports a disconnected model, there isn t a good reason to hold a single instance to the ObjectContext. Also (and this can be applied to the LTS examples too), by declaring the BoPObjectContext with the using statement, you ensure that proper cleanup and disposal takes place. Connection leaks and memory leaks can occur in .NET too make sure you code defensively. Listing 11-18. New Update Method for EF using BoPObjectContext = BoP.Data.BoPObjectContext; BoPObjectContext db = new BoPObjectContext(); public virtual T Update(T newEntity, T oldEntity) { EntityKey key; if (oldEntity == null) {

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