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Almost every application needs to record data even games like to save their highscore tables. In a thin-client environment, working exclusively against data on a network, we have the luxury of not worrying about the storage capabilities of the host device, but fatter clients aren t so lucky. A problem arises about how to persist data across all the devices JavaFX supports. On the desktop we can fall back to Java s I/O classes to read and write files on the host s hard disk, but what happens if our code finds itself running as an applet, or on a cell phone, or on a Blu-ray player where can it save its data then The javafx.io package provides a clean, cross-platform, persistence mechanism for that very purpose. It allows us to read and write files in a managed way across a variety of devices. By managed, I mean these files are firmly associated with the running application. In effect, they behave like a cross between the files of a regular desktop application and the cookies of a web page. Let s take a look at a demonstration, by way of listing 7.6.

11. Click Include A Link To The Completed Report In The Message. 12. Click Test and click OK. 13. Click Next. On the Completing The New Report Job Wizard, review the configuration and then click Finish. 14. On the Report Jobs tab, click Monthly Report and click Edit. 15. On the Schedule tab, set the Generation Hour: Value to a time five minutes from now.

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You can use System Restore to restore a computer s system files to an earlier point in time. It lets you undo system changes to a computer without affecting the computer users personal files. System Restore is useful if a recently installed program or device driver is causing problems that uninstalling the program or rolling back the driver does not fix. System Restore restores the computer s system to an earlier date when everything worked correctly, but any user file that has been created since that earlier date is not affected. System Restore uses the System Protection feature to regularly create and save restore points on a computer. A restore point is created automatically before any significant change is made to system settings. Restore points are also created on a daily basis by default, typically round about midday. They contain information about registry settings and other system information. You can also create restore points manually. To restore a system to a previous restore point, open System And Maintenance from Control Panel, click System, click System Protection, clear the UAC dialog box as prompted, and click System Restore in the System Protection tab of the System Properties dialog box. The System Restore wizard opens, as shown in Figure 12-27.

ISA Server extends caching performance by enabling content download jobs. By monitoring and analyzing Internet access, you can determine which Web content is most likely to be requested by internal clients. You can then create a content download job

Listing 7.6 Record.fx (version 2)

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to download the Web content to the ISA Server cache before any client requests the object. Content download jobs allow you to schedule content for download at a specific time or at recurring times.

Typically, you want to restore to the last restore point. In this case, you click Next and then click Finish to confirm the restore point and close the wizard. A computer restart is needed to complete the system restore process System restore points are created automatically on a daily basis and also just before updates, applications, and device drivers are installed. If, however, you intend to make changes that might affect the system, it is a good idea to first create a system restore point manually. To do this, you access the System Protection tab of the System Properties dialog box as before, select the hard disk or disks on which you want to create system restore points (you should always select the disk where system files are located typically the C drive; you might also choose to specify other disks where important files are stored), click Apply, and then click Create. Figure 12-28 shows the System Properties dialog box with a hard disk selected and the Create button enabled.