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The global application class is the entry point for an application. In the Global.asax file, you can declare a directive called Application, which allows you to specify compiler options, language used, a code behind file, and which HttpApplication-derived class the web application can use. When using the Composite Web Application Block, the Inherits attribute must specify the WebClientApplication class, as in this example: <%@ Application Language="C#" Inherits="CompositeWeb.WebClientApplication" %> The WebClientApplication class provides various web application startup and page preprocessing features that are used by the Composite Web Application Block. The web application startup tasks are as follows: Create instances of the ObjectBuilder classes and add builder strategies as required. Create the root composition container (described in the next section).

Is it worth it It might be! As you can see, it s not always clear-cut whether blitting is going to be a better option than using Sprite or MovieClip objects It s always going to be faster, but it can be more complex to manage in some ways You ll need to be the judge of which route you want to take, depending on the particular project Where blitting has a clear advantage is moving a lot of things around the stage quickly, and so it s perfect for fast particle explosions..

Before I discuss the function Asychronous_call, I need to explain the problem that Asynchronous_call solves. In the previous section, assigning the property onreadystatechange a function makes it possible to know when the result data is available. For the initial asynchronous XMLHttpRequest request example, the property onreadystatechange was assigned a global function. Now imagine that you want to create multiple requests. That would encompass creating multiple instances of XMLHttpRequest, where each instance was assigned its own function. A more efficient approach would be to use object-oriented principles and the this keyword.

Our blitting discussion was a bit of a detour, but an important one. You re now well prepared to use your newfound knowledge to create a fast particle explosion. You ll find it in the appropriately named FastParticleExplosion folder. Run the SWF, and you ll see that the effect is similar to BitmapStarburstExplosion, except that there s very little drop in the frame rate, no matter how many particles are on the stage, as shown in Figure 6-24. The only real difference is that a blit system has been used to move the particles rather than wrapping them in MovieClip objects.

Add any required global services (described in the Services section). Load and configure modules. Run any required application-specific startup code. The web page processing tasks involve injecting dependencies for web page requests prior to the execution of the ASP .NET page, as well as teardown functionality for the postexecution of the ASP .NET page.

Figure 6-24. Use blitting to have many more particles on the stage. The application class makes an explosion by creating a BlitExplosion instance and sending it the snapshotBitmapData in its constructor argument. var explosion:BlitExplosion = new BlitExplosion ( snapshotBitmapData, 4 ); snapshotBitmapData is the snapshot of the section of rock that we want to break into pieces. It plays the same role as the tile sheets in our previous examples on blitting. The BlitExplosion class creates a 500-by-500-pixel blank bitmap. It s the canvas for the explosion. It breaks the snapshotBitmapData into tiles and moves them around the canvas.

Consider the following source code that seems correct, but will work incorrectly: function AsyncUpdateEvent() { window.alert( "Who's calling (" + this.myState + ")"); } function GetIt(xmlhttp, url) { if( xmlhttp) { xmlhttp.open('GET', url, true); xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = AsyncUpdateEvent; xmlhttp.send(null); } } var xmlhttp1 = FactoryXMLHttpRequest(); xmlhttp1.myState = "xmlhttp1"; var xmlhttp2 = FactoryXMLHttpRequest(); xmlhttp2.myState = "xmlhttp2"; GetIt(xmlhttp1, '/chap02/serverhang.aspx'); GetIt(xmlhttp2, '/books/cgross'); The functions GetIt and AsyncUpdateEvent are like previous examples in which asynchro-