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After downloading the TakeOffGW network installer, run the setup.exe file, and choose the defaults for installation location, package directory, and links to the Internet (remembering any proxy server you may use). When you get to the package selection page, shown in Figure 2-7, be sure to select all the packages available under the MSYS heading. Do this by toggling the MSYS heading itself until the phrase install appears.

The IReadOnlyCollection interface exists purely to support polymorphism for read-only collection objects that inherit from ReadOnlyListBase(Of T, C). As such, it is an empty interface: Interface IReadOnlyCollection Inherits IBusinessObject End Interface You can use this interface to easily determine whether a business object is a read-only collection as needed within your business or UI code.

Figure 2-7. TakeOffGW installation components, with MSYS selected for install 5. Click Next to continue, and TakeOffGW will download and install all the components required.

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Editable root objects in CSLA .NET implement a Save() method. This includes objects that inherit from both BusinessBase and BusinessListBase. The ISavable interface formalizes the concept of a savable object, which really means an editable root object. You can use this interface to create a UI framework that can save any editable root object: Public Interface ISavable Function Save() As Object Sub SaveComplete(ByVal newObject As Object) Event Saved As EventHandler(Of SavedEventArgs) End Interface

The WS-Secure Conversation (and WS-Trust) specification provides the means for a client and a service to establish an optimized secure communication channel for a session, that is, an established duration of time. Secure conversation uses a security token that is procured by a service token provider following the initial handshake, or exchange of original security tokens, by the service and client. The security token is used to encrypt and sign all subsequent SOAP messages that are exchanged between the service and client. This process involves an initial amount of overhead, but once the channel is established, the client and service exchange a lightweight, signed security context token, which optimizes message delivery times compared with using regular security tokens. The security context token enables the same signing and encryption features that you are used to with regular security tokens. Secure conversation is analogous to communications over the HTTPS protocol. HTTPS establishes a secure channel for the duration of a session and ceases to be in effect once that session is over. The classic example is an e-commerce transaction, in which you browse a catalog over an unsecured channel, but then you establish a secure channel for the purpose of completing a sales transaction with the vendor. The communication needs to be secure because sensitive payment and order information is being exchanged, so the client and the vendor need to establish a secured channel for as long as it takes to complete the transaction. For performance reasons, the client does not need or even want to establish a continuous secure session for every interaction with the vendor. HTTPS is useful for providing ondemand secure communication for exactly as long as it is needed.

The SaveComplete() method exists for internal use by CSLA .NET only and should never be used by business or UI code.

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