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Depository safes are used by businesses and have a slot in them, so cashiers can insert money into the safes A True B False

Figure 27-7

17 Answer: B The resonance structure in question is:

2 Double click on Default Web Site in the left pane Right-click on the Default Web Site and select New | Virtual Directory You will see the Welcome screen of the Virtual Directory Creation Wizard Click Next 3 Create the alias for the virtual directory This can be given any name you choose For this example, call it IISTest Click Next

4 Enter the physical path to the remote object directory <path>\IISTest \Server in our example Click Next

Important features of fire and burglary safes include relocking devices, hardplate, and locks A True B False

5 Set any security settings in the next window The default settings allow a user to read and run scripts, but you can modify those permissions through this window Click Next when you are done

6 Click Next to finish the Wizard program You will now see your virtual directory listed under the Default Web Site (see Figure 27-8)

Figure 27-8

Hardplate is a reinforcing material strategically located to hinder attempts to drill the safe open A True B False

The final step is to test the client application Click the Call Remote Method button on the form, and you will see a message box that displays the output from the server object s HelloWorld() method

So far we have discussed server-activated objects and reviewed the difference between Singleton and SingleCall activation modes The third type of remoting object is

the client-activated object (CAO) In this case, the client application creates the remote object for exclusive use (this is very similar to the COM world) EXAM TIP Singleton activation mode means that there is only a single instance of the object running and all clients access that object The SingleCall activation mode means that every client gets their own object, which is destroyed at the end of the method call Although this may seem to be the same as using SingleCall for server-activated objects (SAO), it is not With SAO objects, there is no state maintained between method calls The object is destroyed when the method is finished A client-activated object maintains state between method calls, and the state maintained is exclusively for the calling client no other clients will have access to the state data, since there is a unique object for every client To make the client-activated object ready for client activation, modify the configuration file on the server as follows:

The most common, combination dial models, are rotated clockwise and counterclockwise to specific positions A True B False

<service> <activated type="HelloWorldIISHello, Hello" objectUri="Hellosoap" > </activated> </service>

You will also need to modify the client configuration file:

The final step is to make sure that the client uses the new keyword to instantiate the remote object How do you know when to use server-activated (SingleCall or Singleton) or client-activated objects Consider the following questions when making the design decision: 1 Does every client calling the method need its own instance of the object and its own data maintained between method calls If yes, then you need a client-activated remote object 2 Can multiple clients use the same server object If yes, then you need a serveractivated Singleton remote object 3 Do you have a lot of clients accessing the server object, and there is no need for maintaining state between method calls If yes, then you can use a server-activated SingleCall remote object