Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Failover Clustering in Windows Server allows you to create a highly available set of systems to service a mission critical role/service/application. In this video you will see:
- High overview of how a cluster works
- Network and storage configuration using iSCSI and Hyper-V
- Create a new cluster
- Create a new file server that is clustered
Failover Clustering in Windows Server allows you to create a highly available set of systems to service a mission critical role/service/application. In this video you will see:
- High overview of how a cluster works
- Network and storage configuration using iSCSI and Hyper-V
- Create a new cluster
- Create a new file server that is clustered
![Introduction to File Management in Objective-C
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File Management refers to to terms of working with files, manipulating them, changing their names, locations etc. When creating iOS or MAC OS apps, we can use the C-style functions for working with files.
As Objective-C is an object oriented programming language, well use its way, and that will be the NSFileManager class, which has a bunch of utility methods.
[NSFileManager defaultManager] will return us a NSFileManager object that we can further use.
To check if a file exists at a specific path, we use the syntax:
if ([[NSFileManager defaultManager] fileExistsAtPath:filePath])
To change the files location, we use:
[fileManager moveItemAtPath:currentPath toPath:newPath error:nil];
We can provide a NSError object as the last parameter to this function, and then use that to check if the operation involving files got successfully executed. Introduction to File Management in Objective-C](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZR5fATD2tG4/mqdefault.jpg)






![Windows 8 Development - Application Data
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Now that we have correctly configured our SuspensionManager helper class, we can start populating data into the Application Data container.
We first need to create a variable, and then feed the appropriate container (in this case roaming data) into that variable.
After that, we can start putting key and value pair information into that container, using standard notation:
Container[Key] = Value;
In this video, I will show you how to access and write to the RoamingData object.
References
XAML Application Lifecycle http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh986968.aspx Windows 8 Development - Application Data](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_nPxPTcBrXo/mqdefault.jpg)


