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A key part of open-uri is the way it abstracts common Internet actions and allows file I/O techniques to be used upon them. Retrieving a document from the Web becomes much like opening a text file on the local machine: require 'open-uri' f = open('http://www.rubyinside.com/test.txt') puts f.readlines.join Hello Beginning Ruby reader! As with File::open, open returns an I/O object (technically a StringIO object), and you can use methods such as each_line, readlines, and read, as you did in 9: require 'open-uri' f = open('http://www.rubyinside.com/test.txt') puts "The document is #{f.size} bytes in length" f.each_line do |line| puts line end The document is 29 bytes in length Hello Beginning Ruby reader! Also, in a similar fashion to the File class, you can use open in a block style: require 'open-uri' open('http://www.rubyinside.com/test.txt') do |f| puts f.readlines.join end

Note HTTPS and FTP URLs are treated transparently. You can use any HTTP, HTTPS, or FTP URL with open.

3-32, should be reasonably self-evident, based on what you ve already seen in this exercise. I ve added some constraints to show how business rules might be expressed directly within the code in terms of the allowed number of Stuff and Condiments values in a sandwich and the fact that only one kind of bread can be used in a sandwich. The grayed area shows the important part of the schema code, particularly in terms of creating the database. This expresses the relationship constraints in the schema. Remember that && is the logical AND operator, and the <= operator means that the left operand collection is constrained to be a subcollection of the right operand collection. This where constraint is the core logic that determines how the tables are built in the database.

3. Within the XAML, place the cursor just below the TextBlock definitions you added. Then, in the Visual Studio Toolbox, double-click the GridSplitter control. This will add the xmlns to the System.Windows.Controls assembly, and it will also add the GridSplitter to the application. Then set the Background property of the GridSplitter to LightGray. The source appears as follows: <Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot" Background="White" ShowGridLines="True"> <Grid.ColumnDefinitions> <ColumnDefinition Width="150" /> <ColumnDefinition /> </Grid.ColumnDefinitions> <TextBlock Text="Apress, Inc." /> <TextBlock Grid.Column="1" Text="Beginning Silverlight 2 by Robert Lair" /> <basics:GridSplitter Background="LightGray"></basics:GridSplitter> </Grid>

As well as providing the open method as a base method that can be used anywhere, you can use it directly upon URI objects: require 'open-uri' url = URI.parse('http://www.rubyinside.com/test.txt') url.open { |f| puts f.read }

Note Ruby developers commonly use quick hacks, such as in the prior example. However, to catch errors

successfully, it s recommended to surround such one-liners with the begin/ensure/end structure to catch any exceptions.

4. You no longer need to see the grid lines, so remove the ShowGridLines property. 5. Run the application. It should look similar to Figure 4-16. Notice that you can now

In addition to acting like an I/O object, open-uri enables you to use methods associated with the object it returns to find out particulars about the HTTP (or FTP) response itself. For example: require 'open-uri' f = open('http://www.rubyinside.com/test.txt') puts f.content_type puts f.charset puts f.last_modified text/plain iso-8859-1 Sun Oct 15 02:24:13 +0100 2006

Note Ruby 1.9 will show a different sort of timestamp on the last line in this case, 2006-10-15

Once the software pre-requisites previously listed are in place, you re ready to download the SQL Server Modeling installation file from the SQL Server Modeling download website. The file size is around 40 MB, so it can take a few minutes if you have a slow Internet connection. After it has downloaded, you should be able to open it in your browser s download facility. Another option would be to open Windows Explorer and navigate to the folder where you have saved the downloaded file. Open the file by rightclicking on the filename and then clicking the Open option. You may see a security warning like the one shown in Figure 1-3.

Last, it s possible to send extra header fields with an HTTP request by supplying an optional hash parameter to open: require 'open-uri' f = open('http://www.rubyinside.com/test.txt', {'User-Agent' => 'Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0)'}) puts f.read In this example, a user agent header is sent with the HTTP request that makes it appear as if you re using Internet Explorer to request the remote file. Sending a user agent header can be a useful technique if you re dealing with a web site that returns different information to different types of browsers. Ideally, however, you should use a user agent header that reflects the name of your program.

As you can see, it s quite easy to gain the rich functionality of a grid splitter in your application with the Silverlight 2 GridSplitter control.