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Although it is possible to combine actions on messages that meet the specified conditions, you need to be careful when doing this. For example, if you set the Move To The Specified Folder and the Delete actions, the message is moved and deleted from that folder. This is functionally the same as just deleting the message. The order in which rules are applied is important and can be configured in the Rules dialog box. Unless you include the Stop Processing More Rules action in a rule, all rules that apply to a message will be invoked. For example, rule one might copy all messages from Kim into a folder named Kim. Rule two might delete all messages with the subject Make Money Fast. If Kim sends you an e-mail with the subject Make Money Fast, both rules will be applied. Adding the Stop Processing More Rules action to the first rule will mean that Kim s message will not be deleted because the second rule will not be applied. Clicking Apply Now in the Message Rules dialog box allows you to apply new rules to a chosen folder and its subfolders. This can be very useful if you are asked to help sort the e-mail of someone with tens of thousands of messages in that person s inbox. You can create new

3. You are publishing a secure Web site that hosts a Web application that requires the actual IP address of the requesting client. You have installed a commercial CA certificate on the ISA Server computers. Users report that although they are able to establish a session to the Web site, they cannot use the application. How will you address this problem

rules and apply them directly to the messages in the inbox rather than sort them into folders manually.

You can see from the import statements at the head of the source file that it s pulling in several GUI-based classes from the standard JavaFX APIs. The Swing wrapper classes live in a JavaFX package named, conveniently, javafx.ext.swing. We could use the classes in the original Swing packages directly (like other Java API classes, they are available), but the JFX wrappers make it easier to use common Swing components declaratively. The cellSize variable defines how big, in pixels, each square in the grid will be. Our game needs a PuzzleGrid object, and we create one with the variable puz, setting boxDim to declaratively describe its size. After puz we create a font for our GUI. Since we re using the same font for each grid cell, we may as well create one font object and reuse it. Again, this is done declaratively using an object literal. The final chunk of the listing and quite a hefty chunk it is too consists of the actual user interface code itself. We ve using Swing buttons to represent each cell in the grid, so we can easily display a label and respond to a mouse click, but let s strip away the button detail for the moment and concentrate on the outer detail of the window.

Secure Web publishing rules are a special type of Web publishing rules that use SSL to encrypt traffic between the server and client. When you configure a Secure Web publishing rule, you need to decide how you are going to configure SSL. Before you can use SSL, you must install a server certificate on ISA Server. Depending on the required configuration, you may also need to install a certificate on the internal Web server. SSL bridging means that the ISA Server computer operates as the end point for an SSL connection. The SSL connection could be between ISA Server and the client or between ISA Server and the internal Web server. ISA Server supports three SSL bridging options: SSL bridging from ISA Server to the client, SSL bridging from ISA Server to the Web server, and SSL bridging from client to Web Server. In SSL tunneling mode, a client establishes a tunnel through the computer running ISA Server directly to the internal Web server. ISA Server does not decrypt the packet, it cannot inspect the application-layer contents of the packet. Configuring a secure Web publishing rule is similar to configure a Web publishing rule. The primary differences are that you need to use a Web listener that is enabled for SSL, and you need to choose an SSL tunneling or bridging mode.

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