It goes nice.. (with this way is good to evade some errors thnks)

then now how to do parameter passing true the other modules is there a tutorial about this.I read offical docs but not enoght ?
for example one of my module have "folders" and other one takes the "files" for "folder" which i selected with the first module...

thnks alot for help.
regards.

Actually, I think there is one more reason for choosing the WAP model.  With the dynamic module method, you are forced to keep your code in the DotNetNuke directory structure during development.  Over time it is easy to have your modules spread out over several DNN versions, and in several directories.  For example you have pieces of your module in \App_Code, and parts in \DesktopModules and your builds in the \Bin directory and possibly some configuration or test files in the \Portals directories.  This can make versioning more difficult and also makes it easy to miss a file or two when packaging up the module.

With the WAP model, you are not forced into keeping your code, or any supporting files, in the DotNetNuke directory structure (while the current Compiled Module template wants you to place your files there, it is not strictly required).  Instead you can place your code and supporting files in whatever project directories work for you and then either manually copy them to the DNN folders for testing, or use a post-build event to automatically move the files.  Currently this is not a simple excercise, but it is doable.  Future versions of the compiled module templates will be using a more advanced template design that does much of this for you automatically.  For me, this feature alone is worth the headache.  I have spent too many nights cursing my computer because I couldn't remember which DNN install was configured for debugging a specific module I was working on a couple months back. 

I should have more information available on the new templates once we have some internal testing done and they get closer to a release version.

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Joe Brinkman
DNN Corp.