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The common what The term profile is used to refer to given groupings of a JavaFX class. Not every class in the JavaFX API is available across every device, because not every device has the same power or abilities. Classes that can be used only on the desktop, for example, are in the desktop profile. Similarly classes that may be available only on JavaFX TV are exclusive to the TV profile (hypothetically speaking, given that the TV platform is months from release as I write). Classes that span all environments, devices, and platforms are said to be in the common profile. By sticking to only the part of the JavaFX API that is in the common profile, we ensure that the maze game will work on all JavaFX platforms, including the phone emulator. But how can we find out which classes are supported by which profile The official JavaFX web documentation features a toggle, in the form of a group of links at the head of each page, for showing only those bits of code inside a given profile. This is handy when we wish to know the devices and platforms our finished code will be able to run on. Flip the switch to comFigure 10.9 Our maze game hits the small mon, and all the desktop-only parts of the screen. More specifically, it s running on the JavaFX 1.2 mobile emulator. API will vanish from the page, leaving only those safe to use for mobile development. So, we don t need to make any changes to the software; our game is already primed to go mobile. We just need to know how to get it there!

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Figure 2-3 In this transfer, all the files and settings of user account Orin on the Windows XP computer are migrated to the Kim_Ackers account on the Windows Vista computer

Configuring Web Caching (4.0)

C. Correct: This setting is appropriate because it will lead to only a slight increase in network usage while providing a significant improvement in the user experience. D. Incorrect: Using this setting will mean that very commonly accessed objects will be cached in advance, but the majority of objects in the cache will be allowed to expire. The Less Frequently setting has no impact on network performance. Because a better result can be generated with a slight impact on network performance and is still within the constraints of the scenario, this answer is incorrect.

If you create a new account on the destination computer, you should be aware that no password will be transferred. When the user tries to log on using the new account on the destination computer, the user is prompted to create a new password.

To get the game ready for the emulator we use the trusty javafxpackager tool, first encountered in the Enigma chapter, to bundle code ready for the web. In this scenario, however, we want to output a MIDlet rather than an applet (MID stands for Mobile Information Device). MIDlets are Java applications packaged for a mobile environment, and here s how we create one:

Correct Answers: A and C A Correct: Although the wording is somewhat confusing, percentage of free memory to use for caching refers to the percentage of total RAM that ISA Server 2004 uses for caching Because the server has 2 GB (or 2048 MB) of RAM, and by default ISA Server uses 10 percent of installed physical memory for caching when caching is enabled, this means that 2048 MB of RAM will be allocated to the ISA Server 2004 computer for caching B Incorrect: Because the original objects had a TTL of 70 minutes and were accessed just before the server crashed 90 minutes ago, the cached objects from wwwcontosocom would have expired 20 minutes ago.

For more information on the Windows Easy Transfer utility, visit the following webpage on the Microsoft website: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/community/ready_winvista.mspx.

In the screenshot, the settings indicate that an expired object will be returned if the period is less than 50 percent of the original TTL, which in this case is 35 minutes (50 percent of 70 minutes) Because 35 minutes is longer than 20 minutes, the expired object will be returned to the client C Correct: Because the original objects had a TTL of 70 minutes and were accessed just before the server crashed 90 minutes ago, the cached objects from wwwcontosocom would have expired 20 minutes ago In the screenshot, the settings indicate that an expired object will be returned if the period is less than 50 percent of the original TTL, which in this case is 35 minutes (50 percent of 70 minutes) Because 35 minutes is longer than 20 minutes, the expired object will be returned to the client D.