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b is the event handler called when the Text property changes on our object. Notice that it s a static method it has to be because the DependencyProperty is static. But, the specific instance whose Text property has changed is passed as the sender, which we can easily cast to be our LinkLabel c. The other thing passed to the handler is a DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs object that has, among other things, the old and new values of the property. At this point, we update the content of the Hyperlink to contain the new value of the property d. The Hyperlink makes us do this by updating its Inlines collection (which is part of the reason we decided we needed a custom control for LinkLabel in the first place). Note that we re accessing the private members of the LinkLabel here we can do that because we are a static inside the same class. The OnUriChanged() method e is pretty similar. But, we have to do a few extra things to turn the Uri string of LinkLabel into the Uri object of Hyperlink f. Notice that we re doing the conversion in a try/catch because, if the UI string isn t legal, an exception will be thrown. We re also setting the tooltip of the link to show the underlying URI g, or an error message if it isn t legal h. The last thing we need to do is handle the user clicking the link. You should already have a method defined called Hyperlink_RequestNavigate, so all we need is this one line:

EoS solutions can result in higher service deployment costs when the network architecture mandates that the transport network support a high degree or density of Ethernet switching functionality and when the conditions described in the benefits section (eg, a mixture of Carrier Ethernet and traditional TDM services and an existing SONET network) do not apply5 Determining when all these criteria apply can be difficult to quantify; in some cases, the nature of the Ethernet service and the profile and distribution of its subscribers call for a high degree of switching content in the optical transport network; just as often, perhaps, this architectural decision is driven by history by previous service delivery architectures and vendor selections When the transport network must support a high degree of Ethernet switching functionality, EoS solutions tend to cost more for two reasons First, existing MSPP solutions often have advanced Ethernet functions, but typically not at the cost points and service densities of other technology solutions This could result in more EoS equipment or in ancillary equipment (eg, Ethernet switches or edge routers) to support the advanced Ethernet functions This can be mitigated somewhat by the integration of more Ethernet functionality into SONET equipment More integration is possible and is being pursued by equipment vendors, but this has technical and operational limits Service providers push against these operational limits when they try to integrate EoS equipment with complex Ethernet functionality into their existing OSSs This process can be time-consuming (meaning deferred or lost revenues for service providers) and extremely expensive, and is perhaps the chief argument today against integrating significant amounts of complex Ethernet functionality into SONET transport equipment

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As service providers consider the strengths and weaknesses of EoS-enabled MSPPs, they have converged on several typical deployment scenarios for MSPPs in Ethernet

Since a file s date and time are generally used to indicate the time of the file s last modification, you should use setftime( ) carefully If setftime( ) is successful, 0 is returned If an error occurs, 1 is returned and errno is set to one of the following: EINVFNC EACCES EBADF Invalid function number Access denied Bad file handle

private void Hyperlink_RequestNavigate(object sender, RequestNavigateEventArgs e) { System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(e.Uri.ToString()); }

This line of code sets the file to the date and time specified in the ftime structure:

setftime(fd, &t);

Network element solutions using EoS, or any Ethernet technology, can support a low density of Ethernet switching capabilities and still provide MEF-compliant, Carrier Ethernet services

The Hyperlink control raises the RequestNavigate event, and sends a Uri along for the ride. This is a bit of a security nightmare because the user could enter any file:/ / / URI and potentially launch any process on the box. In reality, there are two things we wouldn t do; first, potentially acting upon user data without validating it and, second, making the decision to launch a process in a UI element. In a real-world application, the business logic should receive a command with the request to open a browser and navigate to a page and validate it. When you re developing a control, it s nice to be able to test it outside the context of an application. We ll do that next.

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