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Modules encapsulate a set of concerns within an application. Two types of modules are supported by the Composite Web Application Block: A business module handles the UI and logic required for a specific task. Business modules are usually independent of each other and do not expose functionality to other modules. A foundational module handles functionality that is shared across the application. A foundational module will not contain web pages. Three types of components compose a module: Module web pages: The ASP .NET web pages displayed for the module. Module assembly: A class library that contains the domain logic for the module. Web.config file: An ASP .NET configuration file used to identify the module assembly and the location of the web pages.

Figure 6-23. To fade an object, you need a sequence of images of the object at various stages of transparency. In other words, achieving such image effects is like doing labor-intensive, hand-drawn, frame-byframe animation. You ll need to plan for this well in advance, and expect that a game with a lot of animation could require tile sheets made up of hundreds or even thousands of tiles. Each tile would represent a single frame of an animated transformation sequence. Rather than prerendering all of this, you could write your own custom graphics classes that work all of it out with code. This would be extremely complex to write, and would probably eat up all the performance savings gained by blitting in the first place. And, what s worse, you would just be

In the implementation of getRepresentation, the Accept HTTP header is parsed for the individual MIME types that are acceptable by using the method parseHeaders For better clarity, the method parseHeaders is not illustrated To see an actual implementation, please see the Permutations pattern chapter After the MIME types have been ordered, each value is iterated and attempted to be matched with a representation by using the method getRepresentationInternal In the implementation of getRepresentationInternal, the method representationcanProcess is called The canProcess method requires two parameters: the MIME type and HTTP request It is important to realize that not only the MIME type determines whether a representation can process the request, but also the request parameters If a match is made, getRepresentation will return immediately and stop iterating If a match cannot be made, the catch-all MIME type (*/*) is queried for a representation.

reinventing the wheel That s exactly what the Sprite and MovieClip classes do for you automatically in the first place! What about collision detection You can forget about using hitTestObject and hitTestPoint, as those are built-in properties of the Sprite and MovieClip classes You ll need to roll you own collision code, as we ve done in the first few chapters of this book In s 8 and 9, I ll show you how to handle collision detection in a blit display environment The other area where Sprite and MovieClip objects have a clear advantage is depth sorting: figuring out which object should appear stacked above or below other objects When sprites and movie clips are added to the stage with addChild, the display list determines their stacking order.

Note A module can have a separate Web.config file, or you can add the entries required for a module to

You can move a display object to the top of the stack like this: setChildIndex(displayObjectInstance, numChildren - 1); When you blit, you don t add anything to the stage or the display list So you need to create your own system for managing the stacking order You determine the stacking order by making sure the objects you want to appear on top are the last to be copied by copyPixels If all your tiles are in an array called tiles, the last element of that array will appear above the others If you re using a tile sheet with 16 tiles, the sixteenth tile will be on top You might need some control over the stacking order after you create the tile sheet If so, the solution is to create a new depths array that just determines the stacking order of objects.

Getting back to the doGet implementation, if a representation is found, the method representationdoGet is called with the HTTP request and response types..

When a web client application starts, the Composite Web Application Block uses the Web.config file for the website to determine the current modules that should be loaded.