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Content Static files such as CSS and images Controllers Your application s controller classes Models Your application s models Scripts JavaScript files Views Your application s views

A floating reference is one that is not owned by anyone GtkObject is the base class for all GTK+ objects It was replaced as the absolute base class of all objects in GTK+ 20, but GtkObject was kept for backward compatibility of nonwidget classes like GtkAdjustment You can cast an object as a GtkObject with GTK_OBJECT() GtkWidget is an abstract base class for all GTK+ widgets It introduces style properties and standard functions that are needed by all widgets The standard practice is to store all widgets as a GtkWidget, which can be seen in Listing 2-1 Therefore, you will rarely need to use GTK_WIDGET() to cast an object GtkContainer is an abstract class that is used to contain one or more widgets It is an extremely important structure, since you could not add any other widgets to a window without it.

Now that we have summarized the three different types of access control models, we will examine an access control model called the Bell-LaPadula model. The Bell-LaPadula model can be used to implement either a mandatory or discretionary access model, depending upon the particular details of the implementation.

Take a look at the folder structure for a minute. You ll work with this structure for all your ASP.NET MVC projects, so everything will eventually look familiar. The application that Visual Studio has given you is a working sample of the ASP.NET MVC Framework. That means you can just run it (Ctrl-F5) to see how it works. Go ahead and do that now. Your browser should be opened, and you should be looking at a page that looks like figure 1.4. Notice that the URL is simply http://localhost:port/. No path is specified. Let s examine how this view was rendered. The initial request to the application was made to / (the root of the site). We can check the routes to see how the application responds to URLs. Routes are a way for you to customize the URLs that users use when interacting with your site. You ll learn about routing in depth in chapter 16, but we ll cover what you need to know to get started. Routes are (by default) defined in the Global.asax. Open this file and you should see the code shown in listing 1.1.

Therefore, the whole of 3 is dedicated to widgets derived from this class You can cast an object as a GtkContainer with GTK_CONTAINER() GtkBin is another abstract class that allows a widget to contain only one child It allows multiple widgets to have this functionality without the need for reproduction of code You can cast an object as a GtkBin with GTK_BIN() GtkWindow is the standard window object you saw in Listing 2-1 You can use GTK_WINDOW() to cast an object..

public ViewResult Save (List<CustomerSummary.CustomerSummaryInput> input) { return View(input); }

Every widget in this book will use a similar widget hierarchy. It is useful to have the API documentation handy, so you can reference the hierarchy of the widgets you are using. The API documentation is available at www.gtk.org/api, if you did not install it along with the libraries. For now, it is enough to know how to cast objects and what the basic abstract types are used for. In 11, you will learn how to create your own widgets. At that point, we will delve further into the workings of the GObject system.

The Bell-LaPadula model is a popular access control model used by many government and military organizations. In this model, all resources within the system are classified with a certain level of access. The classifications are, in order of increasing privilege: unclassified, confidential, secret, and top secret, as shown in Figure 1-2. In addition to associating a classification with resources, all users are also given a classification (unclassified, confidential, secret, or top secret).

We direct the model binder to collect all the inputs by accepting a List<CustomerSummary.CustomerSummaryInput> B. This works out of the box.