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As discussed in 2, The Runtime Environment, ASP.NET MVC works on top of the same runtime environment as classic ASP.NET. This means that any requests for an ASP.NET MVC endpoint are routed through the ASP.NET pipeline. Any posted data is packaged into a POST request. As the preferred ASP.NET MVC endpoint, a controller s method can easily grab any posted data from the collections available through the Request object especially Form and QueryString. These collections, though, expose just the raw, string-based data. In classic ASP.NET, the default page HTTP handler forwards this data to target server controls and lets server controls parse and validate the data. The runtime shell of ASP.NET MVC attempts to model any incoming data to strongly typed variables. In particular, the runtime environment uses some conventions to match the key names of posted values to formal parameters in the target controller s method. If the controller s method declares a complex type, a more sophisticated binding mechanism is triggered:

The result is the composite view matrix. If you prefer, the D3DX utility library provides many handy API methods for creating a view matrix, such as D3DXMatrixLookAtLH.

high-availability mailbox database copy instances and lagged database copy instances the solution will have in each DAG or datacenter.

datacenter, the recommended number of mailboxes per database, and the available database cache for each mailbox.

[AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post)] public ActionResult Update(Customer customer) { ... }

number of active databases on each server in each location during normal operation and after single and double server and datacenter failures.

In ECP you can perform several User & Groups related tasks, such as modifying mailbox properties and creating distribution groups now called public groups. You can configure Mail Controls such as Transport or Journal Rules, you can perform Reporting tasks such as searching Delivery Reports and view or export Auditing Reports, and you can perform Phone & Voice related tasks such as quarantining a device and configuring an ActiveSync Policy. You can find more information about the ECP in 4, Client Access in Exchange 2010.

a mailbox-enabled account to be able to use ECp. This is a particularly helpful change in environments where you use separate accounts for administrative tasks.

Known as model binding, this mechanism attempts to bind posted data to public members of the declared type using the same name-based convention a public member matched to a posted key value. The mechanism is actually more sophisticated because it allows you to customize the binding process, but that s the basic idea. In the example, it might happen that posted data is automatically bound to the Customer argument. So what s the Customer type It can definitely be the representation of a business entity as well as an object modeled after the needs of the posting HTML form. More in general, it can be a data container that grabs any incoming data and groups it in a way that is easier for the controller to work with. To be really picky, data types used as arguments of a controller action method belong to an ad hoc object model we can call it, the posted data object model distinct from the view-model and the business entity model, as in the following example:

Exchange 2010 is quite a massive product that includes many facets of messaging included in a single product. It includes a sophisticated messaging routing engine that is capable of processing very large volumes of e-mail while applying anti-spam, antivirus, and compliance checks; it supports a very wide range of client protocols from the simple, such as POP3, to the highly functional, such as MAPI; and it accommodates varying hardware designs from a simple multi-role server to designs based on the new Database Availability Group (DAG) feature to deliver high availability. Including all the functionality in a single product would just blow the requirements on hardware, so Microsoft implemented server roles, allowing you to choose to install only the roles you require. Figure 1-8 shows all available Exchange Server roles.