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http://developer.android.com/sdk/1.6_r1/index.html Throughout this book (especially in the chapters dealing with native code), I make extensive use of the Android Software Development Kit (SDK) command tools (for system administrator tasks). Thus,

process outside of IIS and the ASP.NET ISAPI extension. The external process that actually does all the processing work for an ASP.NET request is aptly named the ASP.NET worker process. The ASP.NET ISAPI extension is responsible for starting and monitoring the ASP.NET worker process. At any given point in time, you can only have as many worker processes running as you have processors on the system. If you have one processor, then you can only have one worker process. If you have four processors, then you can have up to four worker processes. If the worker process crashes, hangs, or hits predefined performance limits, then the ASP.NET ISAPI extension simply kills the process and starts a new worker process in its place.

percent, but it guarantees that all the information is logged. If the immediateFlush property is set to false, then there is chance that some logging information will be missing if there is an arbitrary exit from the application or if the application crashes.

Note Technically, you could have more than one worker process running per processor because the ISAPI extension attempts to allow the worker process to finish any remaining requests before it terminates the process.

This allows IIS to continue running in the event an ASP.NET application has a serious error. When the ASP.NET worker process starts up, the ASP.NET ISAPI extension uses configuration settings from Machine.config to authenticate an account and give the worker process an appropriate access token to define the security context under which it may run. By default, ASP.NET runs under the least privileged ASPNET/Network Service account. Notice that the ASP.NET ISAPI extension passes the request, server data, and the access token IIS created for the request to the worker process using a named pipe. The server data contain important information used to set up the Server, Request, and Response objects in ASP.NET, and the access token defines the account IIS authenticated. The named pipe is used because IIS and the ASP.NET worker process run in two separate processes. Processes can t directly communicate with one another because they are isolated by the operating system. The isolation is what allows ASP.NET to crash without affecting IIS. Thus, communication between the two processes must occur over a named pipe. Named pipes are operating system mechanisms that allow two processes to pass information back and forth while still maintaining their isolation. At this point, the request resides in the ASP.NET worker process, and IIS waits for a response from the worker process so it can fulfill the request. Now let s take a look at how the worker process handles a request.

you should have a clear understanding of these tools, especially the Android Debug Bridge (adb). You should know how to do the following: Create an Android Virtual Device (AVD). An AVD encapsulates settings for a specific device configuration, such as firmware version and SD card path. Creating an AVD is really simple and can be done from the integrated development environment (IDE) by using the AVD Manager (accessed by clicking the black phone icon in the toolbar). Create an SD card file. Some of the games in later chapters have big files (5MB or more). To save space, the code stores all game files in the device SD card, and you should know how to create one. For example, to create a 100MB SD card file called sdcard.iso in your home directory, use this command: