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var textFlow:TextFlow = new TextFlow( config ); var p:ParagraphElement = new ParagraphElement(); var span:SpanElement = new SpanElement(); span.text = myDummyText; p.addChild( span ); textFlow.addChild( p ); The TextFlow () object needs to be here because its job is to manage all the text in the container. The constructor TextFlow (config) lets TLF know that it is to use the config object created earlier so it now knows how to format the contents of the container and even the container itself. The next constructor ParagraphElement() essentially tells Flash how a paragraph is to be handled. There is only one here, so it really doesn t need a parameter.

Let s continue our stroll through Flash by creating a new Flash document. To do this, simply click the ActionScript 3.0 button in the Create New area of the Start page. This opens the interface shown in Figure 1-3.

The client code for generating encrypted SOAP request messages is very similar to the code for digitally signing messages. The client retrieves the applicable X.509 certificate-based private key from its personal certificate store and then uses this key to generate a hash of the SOAP message. Listing 6-9 shows you the required code. Listing 6-9. Encrypt a SOAP Request Message Using an X.509 Certificate

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Figure 1-3. The Flash authoring environment This interface is the feature-rich authoring environment that is the heart and soul of Flash. The Object Windows Library (OWL) first introduced in the CS4 lineup is now common to practically all Adobe applications in the CS5 lineup from Adobe. If you are a Mac user and, depending upon your rabidity of all things Mac, you are going to either love this interface or hate it. The reason is that Adobe has dispensed with the floating panels that tended to drive Flash developers and designers who worked cross platform up the wall, across the ceiling, and down the other wall. Let s now step into that big white area on the screen and take a moment to look around. The stage, that large white area in the center of the screen, is where the action happens. A good way of regarding the stage in relation to Flash is this: if it isn t on the stage, the user isn t going to see it. There will be instances where this last statement is not exactly true, but we ll get into those later in this book. On the far-right edge of the screen is a set of tools that will allow you to draw, color, and otherwise manipulate objects on the stage. Just to the left of these tools is the Properties panel. At the bottom of the interface is the Timeline panel, which longtime Flash users simply refer to as the timeline. This is the place where action occurs. As you can see, the timeline is broken into a series of boxes called frames. The best way of regarding frames is as individual frames of a film. When you put something

on the stage, it will appear in a frame If you want it to move from here to there, it will start in one frame and move to another position on the stage in another frame a little further along the timeline The box with the vertical red stem draped over the timeline is called the playhead Its purpose is to show you the current frame being displayed When a Flash movie is playing through a browser, the playhead is in motion, and the user is seeing the frame where the playhead is located This is how things appear to move in Flash Another thing you can do with the playhead is drag it across the timeline while you are creating the Flash movie This technique is known as scrubbing the timeline and has its roots in film editing To the right of the stage are the panels.

public SampleClass() { } public SampleClass(int value, string buffer) { _value = value; _buffer = buffer; } public int Value { get { return _value; } } public string Buffer { get { return _buffer; } } public void GetState( IMemento state) { stateBuffer = _buffer; stateValue = _value; } public void SetState( IMemento state) { _buffer = stateBuffer; _value = stateValue; } } SampleClass implements the IOriginator<> interface, and the interface that represents the state is IMemento Then in the implementation of the method GetState, the state from SampleClass is transferred to the IMemento instance And in the implementation of SetState, the state is transferred from IMemento to SampleClass SampleClass has no idea what the final destination is of the state From the viewpoint of SampleClass, there is no such thing as serialization, only transfer of state.

public void EncryptRequestUsingX509Certificate() { // Retrieve the X.509 certificate from the CurrentUserStore certificate store X509SecurityToken token; string ClientBase64KeyId = "gBfo0147lM6cKnTbbMSuMVvmFY4=";

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