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<filled> <prompt>Got it!</prompt> <goto nextitem="pinNumber/> </filled> </field> <field name="pinNumber"> <grammar src="PinDTMF.grxml#fourdigits"/> <prompt bargein="true" bargeintype="speech">Please enter your PIN</prompt> <filled> <prompt>Got it!</prompt> </filled> </field> The next attribute allows you to transition to either another dialog in the same document or to another document altogether. For example, you can use the <goto> element to move to the main menu after the account number and PIN are provided. <filled namelist="accountNumber pinNumber" mode="all"> <if cond="accountNumber == pinNumber"> <goto next="#mainMenu" /> <else /> <clear namelist="accountNumber pinNumber" /> <throw event="nomatch" /> </if> </filled> <menu id="mainMenu" scope="dialog" dtmf="true" accept="approximate">

Adams You may be asking yourself how this operator differs from calling the Take operator and passing it a 1. The difference is the Take operator returns a sequence of elements, even if that sequence only contains a single element. The First operator always returns exactly one element, or it throws an exception if there is no first element to return. Listing 5-17 is some sample code using the second prototype of the First operator. Listing 5-17. Code Calling the Second First Prototype string[] presidents = { "Adams", "Arthur", "Buchanan", "Bush", "Carter", "Cleveland", "Clinton", "Coolidge", "Eisenhower", "Fillmore", "Ford", "Garfield", "Grant", "Harding", "Harrison", "Hayes", "Hoover", "Jackson", "Jefferson", "Johnson", "Kennedy", "Lincoln", "Madison", "McKinley", "Monroe", "Nixon", "Pierce", "Polk", "Reagan", "Roosevelt", "Taft", "Taylor", "Truman", "Tyler", "Van Buren", "Washington", "Wilson"}; string name = presidents.First(p => p.StartsWith("H")); Console.WriteLine(name); This should return the first element in the input sequence that begins with the string "H". Here are the results:

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The page controller in Listing 4-28 in fact works with business interface proxies. To inject the business interface proxy, I will use the SimpleRemoteStatelessSessionProxy FactoryBean class. This factory bean performs two tasks. It looks up the EJB home interface and caches it. It also creates a proxy object implementing the business interface. The proxy object is injected into the page controller. The first business method invocation on the proxy will result in the creation of the remote object by invoking the create method on the cached home interface. It will then delegate the business processing to the remote object. This is possible because the remote object also implements the business interface. Listing 4-29 shows the configuration of this service locator and the page controller.

Remember, if either prototype of the First operator ends up with no element to return, an InvalidOperationException is thrown. To avoid this, use the FirstOrDefault operator.

The FirstOrDefault operator is similar to the First operator except for how it behaves when an element is not found.

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The <submit> element allows you to submit data to the web server. For example, you may want to submit the login data to the server to validate that the user submitted credentials. You can specify the list of variables that you want to submit via the namelist attribute. The namelist attribute is a space-separated field, allowing you to submit multiple variables by separating the names with a space. You can optionally specify the HTTP method to use GET or POST via the method attribute. If you do not specify a method, GET will be used by default. For example, you might have a login process that checks if the submitted account number and PIN are equal, and want to do this on the server. You could use the <submit> element to transfer this data to an .aspx page to process the login, as in this example: <filled namelist="accountNumber pinNumber" mode="all"> <submit next="login.aspx" namelist="accountNumber pinNumber" method="post/> </filled> You can access the response in the login.aspx with the following code: string accountNumber = Request.Params["accountNumber"] .ToString(); string pinNumber = Request.Rarams["pinNumber"].ToString();

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