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As you can see, the default ProviderName is System.Data.SqlClient, so you don t need to specify it when you re connecting to a SQL Server database; the SqlDataSource assumes, unless you specify otherwise, that you re using a SQL Server database. However, if you re not connecting to a SQL Server database, as in the MySQL and Access examples in the code download, you must specify that you want to use a different provider. You add the ProviderName attribute to the SqlDataSource definition, like this:

As you can see, we are using TabActivity as the base class, and so we do not need our own layout XML, since TabActivity supplies it for us. All we do is get access to the TabHost and add two tabs, each specifying an Intent that directly refers to another class. In this case, our two tabs will host a CWBrowser and an AndroidBrowser, respectively. Those activities are simple modifications to the earlier browser demos:

<asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource1" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:OdbcConnectionString %>" SelectCommand="SELECT ManufacturerID, ManufacturerName FROM Manufacturer"> ProviderName="<%$ ConnectionStrings:OdbcConnectionString.ProviderName %>" </asp:SqlDataSource> You can either specify the provider you want directly, as in System.Data.Odbc, or set it as part of the connection string in Web.config: <add name="OdbcConnectionString" connectionString="Driver={MySQL ODBC 3.51 Driver}; server=localhost;database=players;uid=band;pwd=letmein;" providerName="System.Data.Odbc" /> If you set it in Web.config, you can access the providerName property of the required connection string using this syntax: <%$ ConnectionStrings:OdbcConnectionString.ProviderName %>

In early 2000, CollabNet Inc (http://wwwcollabnet/) decided that its collaborative software suite, SourceCast, required a version control system that could replace CVS Although CVS had many useful features, it was clear that CollabNet s users were running up against its limitations, and the company s solution was to create a new open source project with the goal of creating a CVS replacement CollabNet contacted Karl Fogel, the author of a well-known book on CVS, and asked him to work on the project Fogel and his friend Jim Blandy, an engineer at Red Hat Inc, had been discussing a design for a new version control system, and Blandy had even come up with a name, Subversion Fogel went to work for CollabNet, and Blandy convinced Red Hat to let him work on the project full time.

Note As a shortcut, you can specify the connection string, as we've done here, as just OdbcConnectionString. If you don t specify a specific part of the connection string, it s assumed that you mean OdbcConnectionString.ConnectionString.

public class CWBrowser extends Activity { WebView browser; @Override public void onCreate(Bundle icicle) { super.onCreate(icicle); browser=new WebView(this); setContentView(browser); browser.loadUrl("http://commonsware.com"); } } public class AndroidBrowser extends Activity { WebView browser; @Override public void onCreate(Bundle icicle) { super.onCreate(icicle); browser=new WebView(this); setContentView(browser); browser.loadUrl("http://www.android.com/"); } }

The Web list controls that you ve looked at so far have allowed only a single item to be selected from the Web control. But what if you want the user to be able to select multiple entries from the same list The ListBox allows you to do this by changing its SelectionMode property from the default value of Single to Multiple. The one remaining Web list control that we haven t looked at yet, the CheckBoxList, also allows the selection of multiple values.

With the help of the higher-ups at CollabNet, many of whom are well-known open source developers in their own right, Subversion began to attract a community of developers interested in replacing CVS with something similar, but better Subversion became self-hosting on August 31, 2001, which means that the Subversion developers stopped using CVS to hold Subversion s own code and started using Subversion instead A series of releases followed, culminating in a beta release on December 19, 2003, and finally version 10 on February 23, 2004 It was a long road, but the Subversion developers had created something wonderful Since that time, Subversion has had three more major version releases, with the current version being 132, and 14 expected soon Subversion retains many of the general concepts of CVS and corrects most of the egregious problems.

They simply load a different URL into the browser: the CommonsWare home page in one and the Android home page in the other. TIP: Using distinct subclasses for each targeted page is rather wasteful. Instead, you could package the URL to open as an extra in an Intent and used that Intent to spawn a generalpurpose BrowserTab activity, which would read the URL out of the Intent extra and use that. The resulting UI shows what tabbed browsing could look like on Android, as shown in Figures 18 3 and 18 4.

use both in the example presented here. List_DataSet_Multiple.aspx in the code download is the corresponding DataSet example.