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An open generic type is a generic type that has no type parameters supplied. IList<> and IDictionary<,> are both open generic types. A closed generic type is a generic type with type parameters supplied, such as IList<int> and IDictionary <string, User>. To create instances of a type, we must create a closed generic type from the open generic type.

The URI specified to the function did not exist within the list. The URI specified to the function was not formatted correctly. The specified string was not provided in UTF-8 encoding. The item specified to the function was not registered by any application. Reading the recently used resources file failed. Writing the recently used resources file failed. Some other type of error occurred. You should use error->message for more information.

When the ModelBindingContext.ModelType property refers to a closed generic type for IRepository, we can use our IoC container to create an instance of the repository to call and use. Finally, we call the repository s Get method and return the retrieved entity from BindModel. Because we can t call a generic method at runtime without using reflection, we use another nongeneric IRepository interface that returns only objects as Entity, as shown in listing 14.5.

his last appendix will walk you through the solutions for each of the exercises found in this book, although the full code for the solutions can be downloaded at www.gtkbook.com. If you get stuck, this appendix will give you the tools to solve the exercises before you look at the code. You can then reference the downloadable solutions to see how I implemented each of the exercise applications.

In fact, some banks have started to give one-time password devices to some of their users in order to log into their web-based bank accounts Hopefully, there will be more usage of one-time passwords in the future..

public interface IRepository { Entity Get(int id); }

Note As the exercises become more complex, the solutions may differ greatly from your implementations. Even if your application works successfully, you should check out the downloadable solutions for comparison.

All repositories in our system inherit from a common repository base class, which implements both the generic and nongeneric implementations of IRepository. Because some places can t hold references to the generic interface (as we encountered with model binding) the additional nongeneric IRepository interface supports these scenarios. We have our SmartBinder and our EntityModelBinder, which binds to entities from request values, but we still need to configure ASP.NET MVC to use these binders instead of the default model binder. To do this, we set the ModelBinders.Binders. DefaultBinder property in our application startup code, as shown in listing 14.6.

The solution for this exercise should appear very similar to the exercises found throughout 2. To begin, your application should include the following four basic steps that are required by every GTK+ application: 1. Initialize GTK+ with gtk_init(). 2. Create your top-level GtkWindow widget. 3. Show the GtkWindow widget to the user. 4. Move into the main loop with gtk_main(). In addition to these basic steps, you must also add a GtkLabel widget to the top-level window. This label widget can be set as selectable with gtk_label_set_selectable(). Next, you should connect the GtkWindow widget to the key-press-event signal, which will be called every time the user presses a key when the window has focus.

his chapter explores in detail security issues that arise from interactions between multiple web sites or web-based applications that a user is visiting with the same browser Since such security concerns usually involve web-based resources or applications in two or more different domains,1 such issues are called cross-domain security issues The purpose of this chapter is twofold: First, it serves to demonstrate that in security, the devil is often in the details, and that an aspect of application security that at first seems fairly straightforward actually turns out to be rather complex As such, this chapter assumes a deeper knowledge of HTML and web technologies to understand all the detail You are encouraged to re-read 7 to freshen up on the basics before attacking this chapter, and also to consult the HTML specification when necessary as you read through this chapter.

protected void Application_Start() { ModelBinders.Binders.DefaultBinder = new SmartBinder (new EntityModelBinder ()); }

Note The key-press-event will not work if it is connected to the GtkLabel widget! You will learn in