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There s a greater chance of the SoundChannel object being null in a music player application where sound is likely to be added and removed from the channel If you don t do this extra check, and _musicChannel does have a null value, you ll get a runtime error We also need to know whether we are starting the music from the beginning or if it has already been played and paused If it has been paused, we need to know at which point to start playing it A variable called _playHeadPosition tracks the current position of the music If you provide this value as an argument to the sound s play method, the music will play from that point onward _musicChannel = _musicplay(_playHeadPosition); The SoundChannel class has a property called position.

To modify assembly sets, the ConfigurationEditor registry key must be changed. To change the registry key, open Registry Editor (Regedit.exe), and then navigate to the following key for computer-wide settings: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\8.0\Packages\ {488366a4-630c-4a0e-a6a2-b019cee13bea}\ConfigurationEditor or this key for per-user settings: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Practices\EnterpriseLibrary\ConfigurationEditor Each assembly set is defined in a key below one of these root keys. For example the Microsoft Signed registry key resides under this folder and each assembly set will have its own key. The following are the assembly set keys that need to be modified: ConfigurationUIAssemblyPath: This key contains the path of an assembly that implements Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Configuration.Design.HostAdapter. ISingleHierarchyConfigurationUIHostAdapter. ConfigurationUIAdapterClass: This key points to the namespace-qualified name of a class that implements Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Configuration.Design.HostAdapter. ISingleHierarchyConfigurationUIHostAdapter. ConfigurationUIPluginDirectory: This key specifies the directory that contains the design-time and runtime configuration assemblies of the custom assembly set.

If the SoundChannel is like a CD player, its position property is like the little glowing minutes and seconds on the CD player that tell you how long the track has been playing Whenever a sound plays, the position property tracks how long it has been playing You can see the position property output in the status box It s displayed like this: _statusBoxtext += "\n" + "POSITION: " + uint(_musicChannelposition); The position property is read-only That means you can use it to find out the current position of the music, but you can t change that position to make that music play from another spot To get around that limitation, this program uses a variable called _playHeadPosition It helps to control where the music should start and stop playing When the program is initialized, _playHeadPosition is set to the value of the SoundChannel s read-only position property.

The Enterprise Library 2.0 Configuration Console did not support specifying environmental overrides, application settings, and protection providers. These features were not added to Enterprise Library until 3.0. However, the development community has found a way to add these features to Enterprise Library 2.0. Olaf Conijn created a tool for Enterprise Library 2.0 to support these features. He even added the ability to configure the System.Web setting of a Web.config file using the Configuration Console. This tool is named the .NET Configuration Manager, and it can be downloaded from http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.aspx ProjectName=CoMan.

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private var _playHeadPosition:int = _musicChannelposition; Because the music hasn t started playing yet, the position value will be zero And that means that _playHeadPosition will also be zero Zero is always a good place to start! As soon as the music starts playing, the position value will start to increase, which you can clearly see in the status box If you click the pause button, the position value is assigned to the _playHeadPosition, and the SoundChannel pauses the sound (Technically, it stops the sound, but it stops it at its current position It doesn t reset the music to the start point, and so behaves more like CD player s pause button) private function pauseHandler(event:Event):void { if(_musicChannel != null) { _playHeadPosition = _musicChannelposition; _musicChannelstop(); _musicIsPlaying = false; } }.

After you have downloaded the .NET Configuration Manager, you need to copy its assemblies into the Configuration Console s execution folder. If you downloaded just the source, as opposed to the binaries, you will need to compile the project first. Once the .NET Configuration Manager assemblies are in the Configuration Console s execution folder, all that is left to do is run the Configuration Console.