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XML files can be published to the server like any other document in Dreamweaver. Best of all, Dreamweaver is smart enough to automatically publish your XSLT files and any files referenced in that document if you opt to put dependent files. It s vital to remember that you must view the XML file in your browser and not the XSLT document. Given that the XSLT page has all the visual elements, this approach might feel a bit unnatural, but it s the way it works. Only modern browsers are capable of viewing an XML file and processing the XSLT correctly on the clientside. Among capable browsers are: n n n n n n Internet Explorer 6 and higher Netscape 8 and higher Mozilla 1.8 and higher Firefox 1.0.2 and higher Opera 8 and higher Safari 1.3 and higher

Remember, however, that if you use getNextHighestDepth() exclusively to generate the depths you use, you can dispense with the complexities of having to use getInstanceAtDepth() to check. Additionally, you can change the depth of any existing MovieClip object using the swapDepths() method. The swapDepths() method accepts one of two types of parameters: either the name of the object (as a string) with which you want to exchange depths or the new depth value you want to assign to the instance. If you pass the method the name of an object then that object must reside within the same timeline as the object from which you are invoking the method. For example, if mCircle and mSquare are on the same timeline then you can use the following code:

In this notation the number on the left side is the dimension of the SU(6) representation, while the right side is expressed in the form (Dim SU(3),Dim

Pull registry: A content provider publishes a content link. The registry then pulls the current content via content link retrieval into the cache. Whenever the content provider modi es the content, it noti es the registry with a publication tuple carrying the time the content was last modi ed. The registry may then decide to pull the current content again, in order to update the cache. It is up to the registry to decide if and when to pull content. A registry may pull content at any time. For example, it may dynamically pull fresh content for tuples affected by a query. This is important for frequently changing dynamic data like network load. Push registry: A publication tuple pushed from a content provider to the registry contains not only a content link but also its current content. Whenever a content provider modi es content, it pushes a tuple with the new content to the registry, which may update the cache accordingly. Hybrid registry: A hybrid registry implements both pull and push interactions. If a content provider merely noti es that its content has changed, the registry may choose to pull the current content into the cache. If a content provider pushes content, the cache may be updated with the pushed content. This is the type of registry subsequently assumed whenever a caching registry is discussed.

EDR data has been used in civil litigati~n~ Harris v In General Motors Corporation, the district court relied upon testimony from GM s expert witness regarding EDR crash data to grant GM summary judgment in a product liability suit alleging a defect in the air bag60 The trial judge found that the EDR data (and, presumably, the engineer s interpretation of that data) established beyond dispute that the air bag had functioned properly Absent a factual dispute, the court felt obligated to grant GM s summary judgment motion The court of appeals reversed the trial judge s decision to grant GM summary judgment The appellate court determined that the trial judge erred in accepting the engineer s interpretation of the EDR data as an undisputed fact.

when exporting. The arguments are written one after the other, which enables you to easily concatenate text and variables. To create an end-of-line character, use \n, which is automatically converted to Carriage Return Line Feed (CR LF) for Windows and Carriage Return for Macintosh systems. Quotations within the string should be escaped by prefacing them with the backslash character; therefore, they will be interpreted as part of the string, rather than as quotations. For example, the following code writes out the <title> tag for an HTML page using a supplied filename and the first <meta> tag: