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Since Enterprise Library 1.0, the configuration assemblies had to be in the same location as the Enterprise Library Configuration Console executable. In the latest version, that has not changed. However, since the new Configuration Editor is a Visual Studio 2005 add-in, it is necessary to somehow determine where the configuration components are located for the Configuration Editor. To do this, a registry key determines where to find the assemblies.

Note The shifting of focus from one HTML page to another HTML page is not Ajax specific, as that is possible without Ajax. What is interesting, though, is that a user will consider the entire process of finding a connection that clearly involves two websites, as one application. There is a cooperation between the two websites so that the user has a good experience. This shifting of focus is an example of the Internet economy.

Figure 7-3. A no-frills AS3.0 MP3 player If you think it might be reasonably complex to build something like this, you re in for a surprise. Just import the sound classes, set up a few common-sense variables, apply some straightforward logic, and you re good to go. The MusicPlayer class is quite long, but follows the same format as the SoundEffects class, so I won t reprint it in its entirety here. But let s take a tour of the main features that make the music player work. First, the MusicPlayer class imports the SoundTransform class. import flash.media.SoundTransform; The SoundTransform class is used to adjust the volume and the panning of the sound to the left and right speaker. You ll see how it s used in the explanations ahead. Next, embed the sound, and set up all the objects and variables that you ll need to control it. Here they are:

When Enterprise library is installed, two assembly sets are created: the Microsoft Signed set, which points to the strong-named binaries located in the main Enterprise Library installation folder, and the EntLib3Src set, which points to the Enterprise Library s source bin.

For the sake of exploration, let s go back to the web page illustrated in Figure 1-3 and hover over the other circle, which displays a dialog box containing information about the restaurant and is similar to Figure 1-5.

[Embed(source="../assets/sounds/music.mp3")] private var Music:Class; private var _music:Sound = new Music(); private var _musicChannel:SoundChannel = new SoundChannel(); private var _playHeadPosition:int = _musicChannel.position; private var _musicIsPlaying:Boolean = false; private var _volume:Number = 1; private var _pan:Number = 0; For controlling music, these are all the standard variables you ll need. The MusicPlayer class then creates buttons and adds listeners to them. All the functionality of the music player happens in the button event handlers. Let s take a closer look at those event handlers.

By default, every configuration file opened with the Configuration Editor uses the default assembly set. To override this for a specific solution, the SelectedEnterpriseLibraryConfigurationSet property on the solution root element can specify an alternative configuration set that will be associated with all application configuration files in the solution. The list of alternative configuration sets is stored in the Windows registry.

Playing sounds and pausing sounds are very closely related actions. Playing music is the same as playing a sound effect: just assign the music.play method to the music s SoundChannel. private function playHandler(event:Event):void { if (!_musicIsPlaying && _musicChannel != null) { _musicChannel = _music.play(_playHeadPosition); _musicIsPlaying = true; } } However, you ll notice a few small differences from the code we were using to play sound effects. First, we don t want to make the music play if it s already playing. The _musicIsPlaying Boolean variable can help us check for that. if (!_musicIsPlaying && _musicChannel != null) { Without that check, another instance of the music sound will start playing every time you click the play button. _musicIsPlaying is set to true when the music starts to play, and to false when the pause button is clicked. If there s any chance that the SoundChannel object might not be assigned any value, you need to check for that, too: if (!_musicIsPlaying && _musicChannel != null) {

Figure 1-5. Restaurant details near my old address Based on the restaurant details illustrated in Figure 1-5, you could phone and ask for a reservation, menu, or hours of operation. This is another example of Web 2.0, as information is retrieved dynamically from a server without requiring the user to look up the information in a telephone book. With Ajax information is assembled in a multidimensional fashion, that is, the combination of a map with telephone information. The functionality that was illustrated goes beyond restaurants and public transportation. It includes public parking garages, government buildings, and whatever is of interest to the user of the website application.