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Listing 7-1. Changing Display Modes 'Change to Browse Mode WebPartManager1.DisplayMode = WebPartManager.BrowseDisplayMode 'Change to Design Mode WebPartManager1.DisplayMode = WebPartManager.DesignDisplayMode 'Change to Edit Mode WebPartManager1.DisplayMode = WebPartManager.EditDisplayMode 'Change to Catalog Mode WebPartManager1.DisplayMode = WebPartManager.CatalogDisplayMode 'Change to Connection Mode WebPartManager1.DisplayMode = WebPartManager.ConnectDisplayMode

Mobile Android devices have become pretty powerful for graphics development. Check out the following hardware stats for the T-Mobile G1: ARM processor running at 500MHz Graphics processing unit (GPU) with 256KB of RAM 320-by-480 pixel display

Caution Only authenticated users can access design, edit, catalog, and connection display mode. So

SetLayout(String)

make sure your users have logged in before allowing them access to these features. Attempting to change to one of these modes with an unauthenticated user results in an ArgumentException being thrown at runtime.

Display mode changes normally come in response to a user action, so you should provide links, buttons, menu options, or some other means of allowing the user to switch between display modes. Just include one of the aforementioned lines of code in the event handler of the control. With that out of the way, let s take a look at zones.

To make good use of the GPU, Google has included the OpenGL Embedded System (ES) within Android. OpenGL ES provides the software API to make high-performance, hardware-accelerated games possible. This is a Java API, which is good news for Java developers who wish to create 3D games from scratch, but bad news for C developers who wish to reuse 3D engines written in C. 3D game engines are very complex and large, and are mostly written in C. Rewriting these engines in Java would be a very difficult task, consuming significant development and time resources. Consider how easy it is to reuse OpenGL code in C. Let s look at another powerful smart phone: Apple s iPhone. If you search the iPhone App Store (or the Web), you will find that dozens of OpenGLbased 3D games have already been ported to the platform, including some of the greatest 3D shooters for the PC: Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, and Quake I. Even Quake III Arena a game that has extremely advanced 3D graphics for a mobile device has been ported! What do all these games have in common They are written in C. Furthermore, Apple provides a C toolchain that makes it easy to have the games running in the platform. Clearly, Android is at a big disadvantage in this field. Nevertheless, porting these games to Android is still possible. Even though Android supports only Java development, the Android OS is built in a stripped version of GNU Linux featuring a C runtime. Using an ARM C toolchain, you can write and compile C code and bind it to Java using JNI.

SetPassword(String)

'Give key to algorithm, or get auto-generated key from algorithm If key Is Nothing Then key = algorithm.Key 'Allow algorithm to generate key Else algorithm.Key = key 'Set key End If 'Give IV to algorithm, or get auto-generated IV from algorithm If IV Is Nothing Then IV = algorithm.IV 'Allow algorithm to generate IV Else algorithm.IV = IV 'Set IV End If 'Return the appropriate ICryptoTransformer for the Direction Select Case direction Case CryptoDirection.Decrypt Return algorithm.CreateDecryptor() Case CryptoDirection.Encrypt Return algorithm.CreateEncryptor() Case Else Throw New ArgumentException("Invalid Crypto Direction") End Select End Function '*************************************************************************** Public Shared Function EncryptString(ByVal valueToEncrypt As String, _ ByVal type As EncryptionAlgorithmType, ByRef key As Byte(), _ ByRef IV As Byte()) As String Dim encoder As New ASCIIEncoding Dim value = encoder.GetBytes(valueToEncrypt) Dim encrypted = EncryptByteArray(value, type, key, IV) Return Convert.ToBase64String(encrypted) End Function '*************************************************************************** Public Shared Function EncryptByteArray(ByVal byteArrayToEncrypt As Byte(), _ ByVal type As EncryptionAlgorithmType, ByRef key As Byte(), _ ByRef IV As Byte()) As Byte() Dim algorithm As ICryptoTransform algorithm = GetCrytoTransfomer(type, CryptoDirection.Encrypt, key, IV)