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Internet access is both easier to use and more universally applicable, it is the only type examined in this chapter Since WebRequest and WebResponse are at the heart of SystemNet, they will be examined next

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The WebRequest class manages a network request It is abstract because it does not implement a specific protocol It does, however, define those methods and properties common to all requests The commonly used methods defined by WebRequest that support synchronous communications are shown in Table 26-1 The properties defined by WebRequest are shown in Table 26-2 The default values for the properties are determined by derived classes WebRequest defines no public constructors To send a request to a URI, you must first create an object of a class derived from WebRequest that implements the desired protocol This can be done by calling Create( ), which is a static method defined by WebRequest Create( ) returns an object of a class that inherits WebRequest and implements a specific protocol

In generating the SQL, BusinessObjects XI will use the alias name in the column selection, join statements, and WHERE clause In the FROM section, the query engine rephrases the physical table name with the new alias name This is standard SQL syntax and is not unique to BusinessObjects XI In the Island Resorts Marketing universe, the alias created was RESORT_COUNTRY (based on the physical table COUNTRY) Through the use of aliases, a user can ask the question What are the sales for our customers in Germany who wish to stay in our resorts in the US This generates the following SQL:

Method public static WebRequest Create(string requestUriString) Description Creates a WebRequest object for the URI specified by the string passed by requestUriString The object returned will implement the protocol specified by the prefix of the URI Thus, the object will be an instance of a class that inherits WebRequest A NotSupportedException is thrown if the requested protocol is not available A UriFormatException is thrown if the URI format is invalid Creates a WebRequest object for the URI specified by requestUri The object returned will implement the protocol specified by the prefix of the URI Thus, the object will be an instance of a class that inherits WebRequest A NotSupportedException is thrown if the requested protocol is not available Returns an output stream associated with the previously requested URI Sends the previously created request and waits for a response When a response is received, it is returned as a WebResponse object Your program will use this object to obtain information from the specified URI

Using the newtonian potential function, the equations for the total stress eld of two elastic bodies in contact can be established (Lundberg and Odguist [1932]) The results of the stress distribution in the case of two cylinders, ie, a disk cam with a roller follower, are plotted in Fig 93 This is a plot of the three principal normal stresses (sx, sy, sz) in the direction of the applied load and the corresponding three shear stresses The highest shear stress is tyz (45 ), which has a maximum value of approximately 03 r0 at a depth of 0786b Note that the yielding of steel depends on shearing stress, and it is necessary to determine the point within the body at which the principal stresses combine to produce maximum shear Thus, in the case of a disk cam with a roller follower made of steel, the maximum stress occurs below the cam surface Failure results at the approximate depth of the point of a maximum shearing stress When sliding is present, a combined rolling and sliding action makes the problem more complicated Any cam and roller follower (two cylinders in contact and in alignment) produce a maximum compressive stress below the surface within the elastic limit 1 1 P r + r c f = 0564 2 1 - mc 1 - m 2 f + th E Ef c

public static WebRequest Create(Uri requestUri)