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onsubmit="Sys.Mvc.AsyncForm.handleSubmit(this, new Sys.UI.DomEvent(event), { insertionMode: Sys.Mvc.InsertionMode.replace, loadingElementId: 'lblWait', updateTargetId: 'pnlDetails' });"> <input type="text" id="Name" ... /> <input type="text" id="Date" ... /> <input type="submit" value="Save" /> </form>

After the pilot project is complete, the objectives and success criteria must be reviewed. At this stage the decision is made to make more adjustments, to continue to the Deployment Phase, or to stop the project.

The EffectEdit sample implements a tool that allows easy experimentation with effects. Effects provide a convenient way to package multiple techniques for rendering an object, where each technique includes render states, vertex shaders, pixel shaders, and multiple passes. Using EffectEdit, you can load effect files, edit them, and see an object rendered with the effect. Changes to the effect are reflected immediately on the rendered object. Effects are set up to take advantage of the following parameter combinations:

As a result of the work done in the pilot, albeit with a much larger scope, the complete deployment plan is created. During the pilot process a lot of the details and issues were worked out; now a very detailed plan can be created. The Pilot Phase can be likened to the dress rehearsal and the Deployment Phase is the main performance in front of a sold-out audience. With all of the visibility of a deployment, diligence is needed to make sure that all of the contributors know what they need to do and when they need to do it. The deployment plan will include a detailed rollout schedule and plan for each portion of the deployment. This includes server deployment, user training, desktop configuration changes, software deployment, and mailbox moves. The goal is to complete the deployment and then smoothly transition the solution into production and into the Operate Phase. The obvious goal is to deploy Exchange Server 2010 with as little disruption to the business as possible. The major portions of the Deployment Phase are shown in Table 2-6.

deployment team so that user feedback and issues can be addressed or fixed. This can be done with regular reviews of support cases opened with the help desk, surveys, or meetings.

A JavaScript function handleSubmit hooks up the form submission and, as its first step, prevents the default event handler from triggering. In this way, the classic browser-led form submission process is stopped and replaced with a custom one that works asynchronously. The same handleSubmit function then proceeds with a classic AJAX request that mimics the typical behavior of a form submission.

The information gathered in the pilot should give a good indication of the number of migrations that can be successfully completed in a session. Create a schedule for migrations, with additional time for contingency, back-out, and verification in each session. Problems can arise during all portions of the migration. It is better to schedule more time than is needed for a migration session and be done early than it is to have insufficient time to fully complete the migration. Complete the migration for administrative and support staff early in the migration deployment so that they can gain experience and assist other users during the deployment.

Notify the stakeholders and end users about the deployment project and of any client-side changes before you make changes that affect the end users. If user training is required, make sure the training occurs before any changes are made. In cases where administrator and support staff require training make sure it is completed early in the deployment.

The first step in the actual deployment is implementing any additional architecture that wasn t deployed during the pilot. This includes putting in place additional servers and performing user acceptance testing to ensure that the Exchange infrastructure is ready for the deployment. Migrating the services and mailboxes over should follow the plan laid out. Adjustments should be made carefully during this phase to reduce the likelihood of changes causing additional issues. This does not mean that adjustments cannot be made that will benefit the deployment, just that change management procedures should be followed.

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