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The portlet container may cache the output of a portlet. The portlet defines the timeout it expects for the cache in the <expiration-cache> element. If the value is -1, the cached output is always valid:

Up until this point, you have learned what DTDs and XSD schemas are. You ve also learned how to create DTDs and XSD schemas. Now it s time to learn how to validate XML documents against DTDs and XSD schemas. Before you can validate an XML document, you must attach a DTD or schema to it. The DTD or schema can be attached via two techniques: In-line DTD or schema: In this technique, the DTD or schema is specified at the top of the XML document. External DTD or schema: In this technique, the DTD or schema resides in its own file that is, it is external to the XML document. The DTD or schema is then attached to the XML document.

The portlet may support more than one Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) type, and for each MIME type, the portlet needs to tell the portlet container which portlet modes are valid. These could be any of the standard portlet modes (VIEW, EDIT, HELP), or custom modes that are specified later in the deployment descriptor. Each MIME type should be specified only once, and there must be at least one MIME type for each portlet. The <supports> element (see Figure 6-4) groups MIME types, <mime-type>, and portlet modes, <portlet-mode>. The portlet modes should be a comma-delimited list of valid portlet modes. For more on portlet modes, see 4.

In this chapter, you were introduced to the ASP.NET extensions that allow you to build AJAX applications easily using your familiar tools and skills. These extensions make Ajax applications a lot easier to write, as in many cases they emit the requisite Ajax code on your behalf, without you needing to explicitly code against the XMLHttpRequest API. You took a look at some examples of building new Ajax applications using Visual Studio, as well as how straightforward it is to amend existing ASP.NET applications for a better user experience using these tools. Finally, you looked at one of the more useful facets of ASP .NET AJAX the facility to build a web service that exposes a JavaScript proxy, and how to consume this proxy, allowing web services to be called directly from the browser!

<supports> <mime-type>text/html</mime-type> <portlet-mode>edit</portlet-mode> <portlet-mode>help</portlet-mode> <portlet-mode>view</portlet-mode> </supports>

To specify a DTD in inline fashion, you need to add a <!DOCTYPE> declaration at the top of the XML document. Listing 5-9 shows how this is done for Employees.xml.

s you saw in 12, ASP .NET AJAX has both server and client components. You saw how you use the ScriptManager to create a service reference so that a web service can be accessed directly from JavaScript. In this chapter, you will look at some of the server controls and their supporting classes in some more detail. In particular, you will look at the ScriptManager control and how it can be used to link your server and client applications neatly. It enables ASP.NET AJAX applications to work within the browser, along with its partner control, the ScriptManagerProxy. You ll see how to deliver custom scripts to the browser, how to manage partial page rendering, and how to access web services directly from script. You ll build on this to look at how Ajax applications can access ASP.NET services such as memberships and profiles, building out a role-based secured site in ASP.NET and then seeing how this can be accessed from JavaScript as well as ASP.NET.

You may specify which locales the portlet supports with the <supported-locale> element. The element should contain the name of a valid Java locale. There can be more than one supported locale for a portlet. The portal may use these values to localize content for the end user: