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Caching a DataSet is even easier than caching a DataReader. Because the DataSet is disconnected from the database, you can add it directly to the cache without any of the extra coding that was required to massage the DataReader into a cacheable collection. So, in the previous example, the code to retrieve the list of Manufacturers would now look like this: // retrieve the Manufacturers from cache DataSet dsManufacturers = (DataSet)Cache["Manufacturers"]; // only load if not cached if (dsManufacturers == null) { // fill the DataSet as you'd normally do // set to Binary serialization dsManufacturers.RemotingFormat = SerializationFormat.Binary; // cache the DataSet Cache.Insert("Manufacturers", dsManufacturers, null, Cache.NoAbsoluteExpiration, TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5)); } // now populate the GridView GridView1.DataSource = dsManufacturers; GridView1.DataBind(); As you can see, the code is very similar to the code that you used for the DataReader earlier. You construct the object to cache, in this case a DataSet, and then add it to the cache. The actual cache statement again specifies a 5-minute sliding expiration, so it will be removed from the cache 5 minutes after the last access (or earlier if ASP.NET decides it needs to be removed or you remove it manually).

Not all location providers are necessarily immediately responsive. GPS, for example, requires activating a radio and getting a fix from the satellites before you get a location. That is why Android does not offer a getMeMyCurrentLocationNow() method. Combine that with the fact that your users may want their movements to be reflected in your application, and you are probably best off registering for location updates and using that as your means of getting the current location. The Weather and WeatherPlus sample applications show how to register for updates: call requestLocationUpdates() on your LocationManager instance. This method takes four parameters: The name of the location provider you wish to use How long, in milliseconds, must have elapsed before you might get a location update How far, in meters, the device must have moved before you might get a location update A LocationListener that will be notified of key location-related events Here s an example of a LocationListener:

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Quality and timeliness of content: Databases are optimized for the storage and retrieval of data and nothing else They allow you to use and update information on a live Web site almost in real time something that isn t possible with a Web site consisting of just static pages containing forms For example, consider what happens when an e-commerce Web site receives an order for some goods The code running behind the page knows to store the new order in a database and to reduce the inventory count for each item in the order once payment has been received If the customer wants to change the order, it s still available in the database to be changed The inventory also can be changed, depending on what the customer does For instance, if the customer cancels the order, the system can simply reinstate inventory levels and mark the order as canceled.

LocationListener onLocationChange=new LocationListener() { public void onLocationChanged(Location location) { updateForecast(location); }

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refer to ~/.subversion/servers, and you re using Windows, just mentally replace ~/.subversion with your Application Data directory.