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Response: HTTP/1.1 200 OK Server: Apache/2.0.53 (Ubuntu) PHP/4.3.10-10ubuntu4 The requested URL is /, and it is returned by the server as index.html or index.jsp or index.php or even default.aspx. If web technologies are capable of separating the resource from the representation for the root URL, why can t they carry this throughout the entire web application It is a truly puzzling question. The root URL implements the Permutations pattern, and many other URLs would implement the pattern, but the pattern does not need to be used everywhere, as illustrated in Figure 5-7. The URL /account[user] has two representations, HTML and XML. Which representation is returned depends on the preference of the client. The preference of the client is determined by the Accept header. Let s say that the client wants the HTML content. Contained within the HTML content is a link to the file details.aspx. If the URL were theoretically pure, the URL /account/[user]/details.aspx should have been /account/[user]/details. However, in some situations being theoretically pure is the wrong approach. Just as with interface-driven development, you do not always reference interfaces. However, in the content of details.aspx, the resource-based URL /account/[user]/transactions is referenced. The resource-based URL is referenced by two representations: details.aspx and details.xml. When implementing the Permutations pattern, what you are implementing is interfacedriven development for the Web. A resource is an interface, and the representations are implementations. The current batch of web technologies supports web application components, but their granularity is too coarse.

errorMsg(e); } } /** * Stop the threads and throw out the garbage. */ public void destroyApp(boolean unconditional) throws MIDletStateChangeException { myCanvas = null; if(myGameThread != null) { myGameThread.requestStop(); } myGameThread = null; System.gc(); } /** * Pause the game. */ public void pauseApp() { if(myCanvas != null) { setGoCommand(); } if(myGameThread != null) { myGameThread.pause(); } } //---------------------------------------------------------------// implementation of CommandListener /* * Respond to a command issued on the Canvas. * (reset, exit, or change size prefs). */ public void commandAction(Command c, Displayable s) { try { //myCanvas.setNeedsRepaint(); if(c == myGoCommand) { myCanvas.setNeedsRepaint(); myCanvas.removeCommand(myGoCommand); myCanvas.addCommand(myPauseCommand); myCanvas.flushKeys(); myGameThread.resumeGame(); } else if(c == myPauseCommand) { myCanvas.setNeedsRepaint(); myCanvas.removeCommand(myPauseCommand);

Figure 1-10. Results view action buttons Replace the existing code in FlexUnitTester.as with the following code. We will explain the code in detail in the next section.

package flexUnitTests { import flash.display.Sprite; import flexunit.framework.Assert; public class FlexUnitTester { //-------------------------------------------------------------------------// // Before and After // //-------------------------------------------------------------------------[Before] public function runBeforeEveryTest():void { // implement } [After] public function runAfterEveryTest():void { // implement } //-------------------------------------------------------------------------// // Tests // //-------------------------------------------------------------------------[Test] public function checkMethod():void { Assert.assertTrue( true ); }

A problem with URLs is that they associate a user with a URL based on some extra information. It is a bad practice because it does not allow a URL to be copied. For example, I issue the URL http://mydomain.com/~cgross. The tilde character (~) indicates, Please download the content from a user s directory. The user s directory is specified after the tilde character, and in this example is cgross. If I do not happen to be cgross, I can still access the information from cgross. If cgross implements authentication, then I as a user other than cgross need to be authorized to view the contents of cgross. Let s take another example URL: http://mydomain.com/~. Does the HTTP server know which user s directory is being specified The answer is no, because the HTTP server cannot know who is being referenced. The HTTP server could resolve which user is being referenced by asking the user to log in. So if, for example, I logged in as cgross, the HTTP server could resolve the URL from http://mydomain.com/~ to http://mydomain.com/~cgross. This example is what most websites do. Most websites give you a generic URL that gives user-specific content only if you are authenticated.

[Test(expected="RangeError")] public function rangeCheck():void { var child:Sprite = new Sprite(); child.getChildAt(0); } [Test(expected="flexunit.framework.AssertionFailedError")] public function testAssertNullNotEqualsNull():void { Assert.assertEquals( null, "" ); } [Ignore("Not Ready to Run")] [Test] public function methodNotReadyToTest():void { Assert.assertFalse( true ); } } }

myCanvas.addCommand(myGoCommand); myGameThread.pause(); else if(c == myNewCommand) { myCanvas.setNeedsRepaint(); // go to the next board and restart the game myCanvas.removeCommand(myNewCommand); myCanvas.addCommand(myPauseCommand); myCanvas.reset(); myGameThread.resumeGame(); else if(c == Alert.DISMISS_COMMAND) { // if there was a serious enough error to // cause an alert, then we end the game // when the user is done reading the alert: // (Alert.DISMISS_COMMAND is the default // command that is placed on an Alert // whose timeout is FOREVER) destroyApp(false); notifyDestroyed(); else if(c == mySaveCommand) { myCanvas.setNeedsRepaint(); myCanvas.saveGame(); else if(c == myRestoreCommand) { myCanvas.setNeedsRepaint(); myCanvas.removeCommand(myNewCommand); myCanvas.removeCommand(myGoCommand); myCanvas.addCommand(myPauseCommand); myCanvas.revertToSaved(); else if(c == myExitCommand) { destroyApp(false); notifyDestroyed();

Run the test again and see results in Figure 1-11. Hooray! You have created your first Test Suite and Test Case, and you received a green light indicating that the test passed correctly.