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You can use triggers in one other way. Instead of using them to monitor more controls, you can use them to tell the UpdatePanel to ignore certain controls. For example, imagine you have a button in your UpdatePanel. Ordinarily, clicking that button will trigger an asynchronous request and partial update. If you want it to trigger a full-page postback instead, you simply need to add a PostBackTrigger (instead of an AsynchronousPostBackTrigger). For example, here s an UpdatePanel that contains a nested button that triggers a full postback rather than an asynchronous postback:

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<asp:UpdatePanel ID="UpdatePanel1" runat="server" UpdateMode="Conditional"> <ContentTemplate> <asp:Label ID="Label1" runat="server" Font-Bold="True"></asp:Label> <br /> <br /> <asp:Button ID="cmdPostback" runat="server" Text="Refresh Full Page" /> </ContentTemplate> <Triggers> <asp:PostBackTrigger ControlID="cmdPostback" /> </Triggers> </asp:UpdatePanel> This technique isn t as common, but it can be useful if you have several controls in an UpdatePanel that perform limited updates (and so use asynchronous request) and one that performs more significant changes to the whole page (and so uses a full-page postback).

VertexArray normalsArray = new VertexArray(normals.length / 3, 3, 1); normalsArray.set(0, normals.length/3, normals);

As you ve learned, the UpdatePanel performs its work asynchronously in the background. As a result, the user can keep working with the page. This is generally the behavior you want, but there s one catch. While the asynchronous request is under way, the user won t necessarily realize that anything s happening. If the asynchronous request takes some time, this could be a bit of a problem. At worst, the user will assume the page is broken or click the same button multiple times, creating needless extra work for your web application and slowing down the process further. ASP.NET includes another control that can help the UpdateProgress control. The UpdateProgress control works in conjunction with the UpdatePanel. Essentially, the UpdateProgress control allows you to show a message while a time-consuming update is under way.

Note The TDT API is an implementation of the EPCglobal Tag Data Standard (TDS) version 1.1,

Note The UpdateProgress control is slightly misnamed. It doesn t actually indicate progress; instead, it

provides a wait message that reassures the user that the page is still working and the last request is still being processed.

To make the exterior of the cube take on a brick-like appearance, texture mapping will be used. Texture mapping is the action of painting a texture (an image) over a 3D surface, like using wrapping paper to wrap a gift. Obviously, you will first need an image that represents a texture. M3G has the Image3D class, which can be used in a texture. Here is one of the constructors for Image3D: public Image2D(int format, Object image); The format parameter to the constructor can be one of the following: Image2D.RGB Image2D.RGBA Image2D.ALPHA Image2D.LUMINANCE Image2D.LUMINANCE_ALPHA

When you add the UpdateProgress control to a page, you get the ability to specify some content that will appear as soon as an asynchronous request is started and disappear as soon as the request is finished. This content can include a fixed message, but many people prefer to use an animated GIF, because it more clearly suggests that the page is still at work. Often, this animated GIF simulates a progress bar. Figure 25-5 shows a page that uses the UpdateProgress control at three different points in its life cycle. The top figure shows the page as it first appears, with a straightforward UpdatePanel control containing a button. When the button is clicked, the asynchronous callback process begins. At this point, the contents of the UpdateProgress control appear underneath (as shown in the middle figure). In this example, the UpdateProgress includes a text message and an animated GIF that appears as a progress bar, with green blocks that perpetually fill it from left to right, and then start over. When the callback is complete, the UpdateProgress disappears and the UpdatePanel is updated, as shown in the bottom figure.

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