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//getting the appender class appenderClass = rs.getString("APPENDER_CLASS"); //getting the file name properties (can be null) fileName = rs.getString("FILE_NAME"); //getting the max file size (can be null) maxFileSize = rs.getString("MAX_FILE_SIZE"); //getting the jdbc url (can be null) jdbcURL = rs.getString("DB_URL"); //getting the jdbc user id (can be null) jdbcUser = rs.getString("USER_ID"); //getting the jdbc password (can be null) jdbcPwd = rs.getString("USER_PWD"); //getting the SQL string jdbcSQL = rs.getString("DB_SQL"); //getting the layout information layout = rs.getString("LAYOUT"); //getting the appender name appenderName = rs.getString("APPENDER_NAME"); //getting the level of the appender appenderLevel = rs.getString("APPENDER_LEVEL"); //getting the logger name loggerName = rs.getString("LOGGER_NAME"); //getting the logger level loggerLevel = rs.getString("LOGGER_LEVEL"); //constructing the properties with key and value String loggerKey = "log4j.logger." + loggerName; String appenderKey = "log4j.appender." + appenderName; //properties for the logger level and the appender props.put(loggerKey, loggerLevel + "," + appenderName); props.put(getKey(appenderKey, null), appenderClass); if (fileName != null) { props.put(getKey(appenderKey, "File"), fileName); } if (maxFileSize != null) { props.put(getKey(appenderKey, "MaxFileSize"), maxFileSize); } if (jdbcURL != null) { props.put(getKey(appenderKey, "URL"), jdbcURL); }

Authentication FailureAction CancelDestination PageUrl ContinueDestination PageUrl MailDefinition

Next, we looked at the native code where we made simple changes to the original C code to insert C to Java callbacks. These callbacks are used as part of the JNI layer to cascade graphics information, video buffers, and sound/music requests back to Java. Finally, we looked at compilation and testing. Here, we covered the Makefile required for building the DSO as well as how to set up the game project file system for testing on the emulator. In the next chapter, we continue with 3D shooters by looking at the next great PC shooter, Doom. That chapter will show you how easy it is to bring this complex game for the PC to Android in record time with minimal changes.

Action that is taken when a user who has not yet logged in attempts to change the password. The options are RedirectToLoginPage and Refresh. URL of the page where the user will be sent if the Cancel button is clicked. URL of the page where the user will be sent if the Continue button is clicked. Defines the change password notification email that will be sent to the user. This includes the subject, body, body format (text/HTML), email content file, priority, and so on. You must specify an email body content file for the BodyFileName in the MailDefinition if you want the ChangePassword control to send notification emails. Refer to the PasswordRecovery control for information on how to customize the email and respond to an email event because all the same concepts apply to this control. Regular expression used to validate the password. URL of the page where the control sends the user after the password change succeeds.

Using the ChangePassword control is as simple as placing it on a web form and ensuring that you have an appropriately configured membership provider. It takes care of all the logic required to update a user s password. If you want to send a confirmation email to the user regarding the password change, create the email body and save it to a text file. Specify that text file as the BodyTextFile in the MailDefinition property in the control. When users successfully change their password, a notification email is fired off. If a SuccessPageUrl is defined, users are redirected to the specified location after the email has been sent. If no email is sent, or the v is not defined, then the page refreshes and users see a confirmation note indicating that their password was successfully changed (refer to Figure 5-16, bottom). If users click on the Continue button on the confirmation page, they are redirected to

if (jdbcUser != null) { props.put(getKey(appenderKey, "user"), jdbcUser); } if (jdbcPwd != null) { props.put(getKey(appenderKey, "password"), jdbcPwd); } if (layout != null) { props.put(getKey(appenderKey, "layout"), layout); } } } catch (SQLException sqle) { System.out.println("FAILED TO GET CONFIG DATA: " + sqle.toString()); sqle.printStackTrace(); } finally { closeConnection(); } return props; } /** * constructs the key for the properties object * @param prefix the prefix to the key * @param suffix the suffix to the key * @return */ private String getKey(String prefix, String suffix) { StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer(prefix); if (suffix != null) { buffer.append("."); buffer.append(suffix); } //System.out.println("returning key....."+buffer.toString()); return buffer.toString(); }