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Developers may come across a number of issues outside of the ones outlined here. The following sections cover some more advanced topics, such as using Accelerators for third-party services and localization.

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The DragGestureListener interface defines a single method that s called when a DragGesture Recognizer determines that a drag operation has been requested. dragGestureRecognized() This method is called when a DragGestureRecognizer determines that the user has requested a drag operation using the standard gestures for the current platform. It s the responsibility of dragGestureRecognized() to initiate the drag operation once it has determined that the drag should be allowed to take place. Many times, such as in the ImageViewer application, the drag can be allowed to start unconditionally when dragGestureRecognized() is called. However, if the drag component is

Querying an associated class in LINQ to SQL is as simple as accessing a member variable of an entity class. This is because an associated class is a member variable of the related entity class or stored in a collection of entity classes, where the collection is a member variable of the related entity class. If the associated class is the many (child) side of a one-to-many relationship, the many class will be stored in a collection of the many classes, where the type of the collection is EntitySet<T>, and T is the type of the many entity class. This collection will be a member variable of the one class. If the associated class is the one (parent) side of a one-to-many relationship, a reference to the one class will be stored in a variable of type EntityRef<T>, where T is the type of the one class. This reference to the one class will be a member variable of the many class. For example, consider the case of the Customer and Order entity classes that were generated for the Northwind database. A customer may have many orders, but an order can have but one customer. In this example, the Customer class is the one side of the one-to-many relationship between the Customer and Order entity classes. The Order class is the many side of the one-to-many relationship. Therefore, a Customer object s orders can be referenced by a member variable, typically named Orders, of type EntitySet<Order> in the Customer class. An Order object s customer can be referenced with a member variable, typically named Customer, of type EntityRef<Customer> in the Order class (see Figure 14-1).

Accelerators can be upgraded in the same way they are installed using the AddService() method. Instead of being given a standard installation dialog, users are asked if they wish to replace the existing Accelerator, as shown in Figure 4 12.

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