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The effective policy for an array is a combination of enterprise and array policies. When you define enterprise policy rules, you can configure the rules to be applied before the array policy rules are applied, or you can configure the enterprise rules to be applied after the array rules. Where you place the rules determines how the rules are applied. Enterprise Edition, like Standard Edition, always evaluates the policy rules shown in the Firewall Policy list in a specified order. When the ISA Server computer receives a client request, ISA Server starts evaluating all the policy rules. The first rule that applies to the client request is applied, whether the rule explicitly allows or explicitly denies access. For example, if an access rule that allows all HTTP access to the Internet is evaluated before an access rule blocking access to a particular Web site, access to the Web site will be allowed. When ISA Server 2004, Enterprise Edition, evaluates the policy rules, it begins by evaluating the enterprise rules that are applied before the array policy rules. Then the array firewall policy rules are evaluated, followed by the enterprise rules that applied after the array policy. Finally, if no other rules apply to the client request, the final Default Rule is applied. To understand how the effective policy works, consider the following example of an enterprise policy and a branch-office array policy configuration:

We re going to write our own style-compliant control from scratch, just to see how easy it is. The control we ll write will be a simple progress bar, like the one that might appear during a file download operation. The progress bar will take minimum and maximum bounds, plus a value, and display a series of boxes forming a horizontal bar, colored to show where the value falls in relation to its bounds. To keep things nice and simple our control won t respond to any mouse or keyboard input, allowing us to focus exclusively on the interaction between model (control) and view (skin), while ignoring the controller (behavior).

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Depending on your system configuration, the following tiles might appear in the Mobility Center window:

Allow all protocol access from the array s Internal network to the Internet for all authenticated users Allow DNS protocol traffic from a computer set that includes all DNS servers at the branch office to the Internet Enable DNS protocol traffic from a computer set that includes all DNS servers at the main office to the Internet. Default Rule

Listing 7.10 shows the control class itself. This is the object other software will use when wishing to create a control declaratively. It subclasses the Control class from javafx.scene.control, a type of CustomNode designed to work with styling.

With this rule configuration, the following actions would occur:

Brightness Temporarily adjusts the brightness of your display. To adjust the display brightness settings for your power plan, click the icon on the tile to open Power Options in Control Panel. Volume Adjusts the speaker volume of your mobile PC and lets you select the Mute check box. Battery Status Shows how much charge remains on your battery and lets you select a power plan from the list. Wireless Network Indicates the status of your wireless network connection and lets you select a network to connect to or turn your wireless adapter on or off. Screen Rotation Lets you change the screen orientation from portrait to landscape or vice versa. External Display Lets you connect an additional monitor to your mobile PC and customize display settings. Sync Center Lets you view the status of an in-progress file synchronization, start a new synchronization, set up a synchronization partnership, and adjust your synchronization settings. Presentation Settings Lets you adjust presentation settings, such as the speaker volume and the desktop background image.