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Next, let's update the state of the extension. When the state changes, it will trigger the ACE to rerender. These changes will add a collection of list items to the state as well as the current item displayed, as indicated by the currentIndex property you'll add.

Locate and open the following file in the project: ./package.json. Take note of the beta version of the SPFx related beta packages used by the other packages listed as dependencies in the dependencies section of the package.json file.

Update the ACE to request the list data when the Property Pane is updated. Add the following method to the class that implements the ACE. This code will only request the data when the list's ID is changed in the Property Pane:

Change the HelloWorld ACE to display the total count of List items in the Medium Card size, and display the List items in the Large Card size to maximize the use of available space.

ACE Card views support user interaction. The buttons can invoke REST APIs or be used to interact with the Card in other ways. In this section, you'll change the Large Card view to iterate through the items in the SharePoint list.

At the top of the file, add IActionArguments, GenericCardViewFooterConfiguration and IAdaptiveCardExtensionCardButtonParameters as the references to import from the @microsoft/sp-adaptive-card-extension-base package:

The object returned by this method will be serialized and cached. By default, no state is cached. In the next call to onInit, the deserialized value will be passed to onInit as part of the ICachedLoadParameters

Advanced Mezzanine Cards are printed circuit boards (PCBs) that follow a specification of the PCI Industrial Computers Manufacturers Group (PICMG). Known as AdvancedMC or AMC, the official specification designation is AMC.x. Originally AMC was targeted to requirements for carrier grade communications equipment, but later used in other markets.

To use AMCs in ATCA-systems a special carrier card known as hybrid or cutaway carrier is required to hold one Full-size Module or two Compact-size (see connectors below). Each height is paired with a width, single or double, describing how many carrier slots the board fills. A double width card allows more component space, but does not provide any additional power or bandwidth because it only uses a single connector.

The pinout of the AMC electrical connector on an ATCA-AMC carrier or motherboard is fairly complex, with up to 170 signal traces. There are four different lengths the traces can be, which allows hot swapping by knowing in advance which traces will become active in which order upon insertion. To help reduce cost for mass production, a card may only require the traces on one side (pins 1 to 85). The possibility of using only half the pin locations, combined with various height combinations, results in four different connector types that are available on the carrier card:

The AdvancedMC card is considered powerful enough that there are situations where the processing functionality is the only requirement. The MicroTCA standard is targeted at supplying a COTS chassis that will allow AMC cards to function without any AdvancedTCA carrier card. The function of the ATCA carrier board and of the ATCA shelf manager are concentrated on one board, which is called the MicroTCA Carrier Hub (MCH). On July 6, 2006, MicroTCA R1.0 was approved. Since this approval, companies like Advantech, Kontron, N.A.T., Annapolis Micro Systems, VadaTech Inc. , have launched AMC and MCH products.

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The global market size for advanced payment cards was estimated at USD 20.50 billion in 2022 and is anticipated to increase at a CAGR of 20.4% from 2023 to 2030. The market continues to evolve as technological advancements, changing market dynamics, and the need for contactless payment shape its landscape. The advanced payment card industry is segmented into various types and end-uses. The type of segment includes card type and product type, further card type is divided into debit card, credit card, plastic, and metal. The end-use segment includes retail, transportation, healthcare, government, hospitality, consumer use, business use, and others.

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The B2C remote payment virtual cards segment is expected to witness significant growth during the projected period. The growth of the segment can be attributed to the increasing real-time digital disbursements in mobile platforms worldwide.

The business use segment is anticipated to dominate the market during the forecast period. Businesses across the globe are adopting virtual card payments to streamline their payment processes and meet their evolving customer needs, which is one of the vital factors that propelled the segmental growth in 2022.

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The metal segment is expected to witness the fastest growth during the forecast period. The innovative technological advancements such as fingerprint sensor embedded into cards for biometric payment processing is expected to drive the growth

The retail segment dominated the market in 2021 owing to the increasing usage of credit cards for online payments. For instance, according to the data released by RBI in march 2022, credit card payments made for e-commerce purchases were 76% more compared to in-store swipes

The Asia Pacific regional market is expected to witness the fastest growth during the forecast period. The growing awareness of contactless payments across the region is expected to play a decisive role in driving the regional growth

The credit cards segment is the emerging segment and is expected to witness significant growth during the forecast period. Credit cards are widely used by individuals across the globe for making payments and availing easy EMIs

The retail segment is expected to witness the highest growth during the forecast period. The adoption of contactless payments as well as the credit and debit card acceptance by the retailers is propelling the growth of the segment

The Europe segment is expected to witness significant growth during the forecast period. Europe is home to key market players that are increasingly entering into partnerships to offer biometric payment cards

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