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Schema classes The objects that can be created Schema attributes The properties that can be used for each object

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Let s see a few examples that touch on the Response object. For example, you might want to mock up Response.Write calls by forcing a fake HttpResponse object to write to a text writer object:

contains a complete replica of the schema partition. Thus it is important to plan the Exchange Server 2010 schema extension accordingly you cannot remove a schema extension.

chema extensions are permanent. Care should be taken to ensure that a schema extension is successful because a failed schema extension may mean rebuilding

the forest. The preferred way to mitigate the impact of a failed schema extension is to isolate the schema master by disabling its ability to replicate changes to other domain controllers in the forest. This is accomplished by executing the command repadmin /options +DISABLE_ OUTBOUND_REPL. When outbound replication has been halted on the schema master, you can then proceed with extending the schema. If the schema extension is successful, you can re-enable outbound replication and allow the changes to propagate throughout the forest. If, on the other hand, the schema extension fails, you simply shut down the schema master server, wipe it, and seize the schema master role on another domain controller.

var writer = new StringWriter(); var contextBase = MockRepository.GenerateMock<HttpContextBase>(); contextBase.Expect(c => c.Response).Return(new FakeResponse(writer));

Because Exchange depends on Active Directory, each released Exchange version implemented different schema versions. To identify the current Exchange schema version, the schema attribute ms-Exchange-Schema-Version-Pt was added. In the attribute, you can identify the schema version by looking at the rangeUpper attribute and identify the Exchange version according to Table 3-2.

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In this case, the FakeResponse class is used as shown here:

struct VS_OUTPUT { float4 Pos : POSITION; float4 Diff : COLOR0; float4 Spec : COLOR1; }; VS_OUTPUT VS( float3 Pos : POSITION, float3 Norm : NORMAL, float Occ : TEXCOORD0, uniform bool bHemi, uniform bool bDiff, uniform bool bSpec) { VS_OUTPUT Out = (VS_OUTPUT)0; // diffuse direction float3 L = -DirFromLight; // hemisphere up axis float3 Y = -DirFromSky; // position (view space) float3 P = mul(float4(Pos, 1), (float4x3)WorldView); // normal (view space) float3 N = normalize(mul(Norm, (float3x3)WorldView)); // reflection vector (view space) float3 R = normalize(2 * dot(N, L) * N - L); // view direction (view space) float3 V = -normalize(P); float4 Amb = k_a * I_a; float4 Hemi = k_a * lerp(I_b, I_c, (dot(N, Y) + 1) / 2) * (1 - Occ); float temp = 1 - max(0, dot(N, L)); float4 Diff = k_d * I_d * (1 - temp * temp); float4 Spec = k_s * I_s * pow(max(0, dot , V)), n/4); float4 Zero = 0;

In Figure 3-3 you can see that the Exchange Schema version is currently Exchange Server 2010 or Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 2.

Using the rangeUpper attribute you can also identify whether a schema update was replicated successfully to the local domain controller. By connecting to the DC and then verifying that the attribute has the current value, you can be sure that the schema update has replicated.

the Exchange 2003 and 2007 schema extensions. however, if you plan to ever install an Exchange 2003 or 2007 server into the organization after Exchange 2010 is deployed, you must install the older Exchange Server version as the first server and install Exchange Server 2010 afterwards. Exchange Server 2007 should include the Mailbox, Client access Server, and hub Transport roles. Once you have installed Exchange Server 2010, you will not be able to install Exchange 2003 or 2007 anymore!

public class FakeResponse : HttpResponseBase { private readonly TextWriter _writer; public FakeResponse(TextWriter writer) { _writer = writer; } public override void Write(string msg) { _writer.Write(msg); } }