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A sampler contains sampler state. Sampler state specifies the texture to be sampled and controls the filtering that s performed during sampling. The following three things are required to sample a texture:

When you introduce Exchange Server 2010 into an existing Exchange Server 2003 organization, the offline address book remains hosted on Exchange Server 2003, and Web-based distribution is unavailable. After all mailboxes have been moved to Exchange Server 2010, Web-based distribution can be enabled and public folder distribution can be disabled, provided that clients are using Outlook 2007 or later. If Outlook 2003 or earlier is still in use after mailboxes have been moved, you will need to maintain public folder distribution for OABs.

Updating the object in the database is a task that belongs to the Object/Relational Mapper (O/RM) you have chosen or, more generally, to the Data Access Layer. If you use an O/RM such as LINQ-to-SQL or Entity Framework, you might need to reload the record and update it against any posted data:

However, to enable Web-based distribution, you need to move the OAB to an Exchange Server 2010 computer because Exchange Server 2003 only supports public folder distribution for OABs. Moving OABs to Exchange Server 2010 can be accomplished through the EMC or the EMS. The move task in EMC is accomplished by navigating to the Offline Address Book tab in the Mailbox node beneath the Organization Configuration container, and then clicking Move from the Actions pane as shown in Figure 14-9 (or by right-clicking the OAB and selecting Move).

To perform the operation via the EMS, the cmdlet to move all the OABs to an Exchange Server 2010 computer called Seattle-EX10 from an Exchange Server 2003 computer called Seattle-EX03 is:

var customer = _service.GetCustomer(id); TryUpdateModel(customer);

The GUID of the OAB to be moved is required for the Move-OfflineAddressBook cmdlet. The OABs from the source server are retrieved with Get-OfflineAddressBook, and piping this output to Move-OfflineAddressBook provides the necessary GUIDs to the cmdlet for the move. To enable Web-based distribution for the address books after they have been moved to Exchange Server 2010 you need to either create a new virtual directory for a distribution point or determine which existing one is to be used for the purpose. To set the distribution point

for the Default Offline Address List to an Exchange Server 2010 Client Access server named Seattle-EX10, the following cmdlets will retrieve the OAB virtual directory on Seattle-EX10, and then configure that virtual directory as the distribution point for the OAB:

$a=Get-OabVirtualDirectory -Server Seattle-EX10 Set-OfflineAddressBook "Default Offline Address List" -VirtualDirectories $a

The TryUpdateModel method is defined on the controller class and updates the properties of the provided object with any matching value found in the posted data. Finally, the freshly modified domain object is persisted to the database using the persistence tools of the O/RM of choice. The following code shows how it works with LINQ-to-SQL:

Outlook versions earlier than Outlook 2003 are not supported with Exchange Server 2010 mailboxes. As outlined in the Outlook Interoperability section of this chapter, if Outlook 2003 is in use, one of the primary considerations for planning mailbox moves is that RPC connectivity for MAPI clients requires RPC encryption by default in Exchange Server 2010.

A texture A sampler (with sampler state) A sampling instruction Here s an example of the code to sample a 2-D texture:

In addition to considering the Outlook version or versions deployed in the environment, you need to consider how recipients are provisioned in Exchange Server 2010 compared to Exchange Server 2003 as well as how e-mail address policies are applied.