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This extremely useful method allows you to add new XAML to the current render tree of the control. It takes two parameters: the first is a string containing the XAML that you want to use, and the second is a namescope, which if used will create unique names for the tags in this string so that they do not conflict with existing element names within the XAML tree. When using this method, please note that you can only add new XAML elements that have a single root node so if you have a number of elements to add, please make sure that they are all contained within a single container <Canvas>. Additionally, createFromXaml does not immediately add the new XAML to the render tree. What it does is create a node within the render tree and return a reference to that node. You can then place this node in the correct position of the XAML render tree to add the new content to your Silverlight application. Here s an example:

must be an absolute path, starting with a forward slash, or a complete URL with a scheme, server name, port, and path. If the location is a relative path, the sendRedirect() method will throw an IllegalStateException. One reason your portlets may need to redirect the user to another page is to obtain access to pages protected by Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication. A common method of providing SSO is to redirect the user to a login page hosted on another server. The user authenticates to the SSO server, and receives an authentication token. Typically, the user goes to an SSO login page with a URL like http://security.greenninja.com/login url=http://portal.greenninja.com/portal. Upon a successful login, the SSO page redirects the user to the URL from the parameter, with an authentication token passed as a parameter. The portal takes the authentication token and verifies its authenticity with the SSO server through another channel such as a web service or a Remote Method Invocation (RMI) connection. We discuss SSO in 8. Our example of a portlet redirect simply redirects the user s browser to the Apress web site if the user selects the only link on the portlet. The link submits an action request, and the processAction() method sends a redirect back through the portal to the user s browser. The user will leave the portal entirely and will see only the Apress page. A friendlier approach would be to allow the user to open the Apress page in a new window from the portlet, using the standard HTML for setting a target on an <A> element: