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Description Returns authentication scheme Returns an array of the cookies in this request Returns the value of the header named hName Returns null if the header is not found Returns an enumeration of the header names Returns the int equivalent of the header named hName If the header is not found, 1 is returned A NumberFormatException is thrown if a conversion error occurs Returns a string that contains the name of the HTTP method for this request Returns any path information that is located after the servlet path and before a query string of the URL Returns any path information that is located after the servlet path and before a query string of the URL after translating it to a real path Returns the query string Returns null if no query string is found Returns the name of the user who issued this request Returns the ID of the session Returns the URI Returns the URL Returns that part of the URL that identifies the servlet Returns the session for this request If a session does not exist, one is created and then returned If new is true and no session exists, creates and returns a session for this request Otherwise, returns the existing session for this request Returns null if no session exists and new is false Returns true if a cookie contains the session ID Otherwise, returns false Returns true if the URL contains the session ID Otherwise, returns false Returns true if the requested session ID is valid in the current session context

The DVD Remote control manages both the Transport functions of the DVD Player typically Play/Pause, Stop, Skip Back, and Skip Fwd (see Fig 1-1) Set-top DVD remotes typically also have adjustable speed playback, both in forward and rewind

String getMethod( ) String getPathInfo( )

DVDs require a specific tool, a DVD Player, in order to decode the digitized and encoded video and audio files, and to reproduce the prepared subtitles (if you used any) There are two different mechanisms that do this, one to decode the Video and Audio and another to reconstruct the graphical bitmaps that are superimposed on the MPEG video to create the running subtitles or graphics images DVDSP allows you to create text subtitles using the Subtitle function within the Track Editor It is also possible to create graphical overlays, like watermarks, using Subtitle events These can be created while authoring Tracks (See 12)

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The DVD Remote Control also can control the Presentation Options of the current DVD in which Video Angle is visible, Audio Stream is audible, and Subtitle Stream, if any, is being displayed, as shown in Figures 1-2, 1-3, and 1-4

String getQueryString( ) String getRemoteUser( ) String getRequestedSessionId( ) String getRequestURI( ) StringBuffer getRequestURL( ) String getServletPath( ) HttpSession getSession( ) HttpSession getSession(boolean new)

To access the DVD Menus, a quadrant of arrow keys on the face of the remote allow for up, down, left, and right navigation through the available Menu Buttons while the ENTER key (usually centered within the Menu Arrows) allows activation of the currently selected and highlighted menu button Additionally, most remotes include numbered keys for entering numerical data or selecting buttons directly by number (if you have authored the DVD Menu to allow the buttons to be numerically selectable) These numerical keypad buttons are not

boolean isRequestedSessionIdFromCookie( ) boolean isRequestedSessionIdFromURL( ) boolean isRequestedSessionIdValid( )

shown in our simplified remote graphic (Fig 1-5) because on a computer, the keyboard or keypad keys are used for this function

The Menu button (Fig 1-6), the Title button (usually called Top Menu on new DVD players) (Fig 1-7), and the Return button (Fig 1-8) complete the typical DVD remote control The Title button navigates to the Top Menu of the DVD project, as determined by the DVD author The Menu button usually returns to the Menu presentation previously viewed or the Menu element associated with that video presentation, but again, this is determined by the Author during authoring In DVD Studio Pro, this can be programmed in many different ways

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The Return button provides yet a third level of navigation capability, but unlike the Title or Menu buttons, has no preset behavior built into the DVD player How and if it functions is determined during authoring DVD Studio Pro gives you lots of options for creating functions for this button