I've been doing research on how to have one module with multiple definitions/views so that I can have a page (or multiple pages) with separate items on them.

I've seen a lot about the DNNBlog module, in terms of how it has multiple definitions and views on one page. However, when looking at the code (I know it's being updated for DNN7), I can't seem to figure out where is the "entry point" for creating the page that has mini-modules on it, if you will.

Is it just that the manifest auto-magically does all the page creation? Because in other examples/modules I've been looking at there appears to be usage of templates, but again, I just don't see where the entry point is.

I know the question is vague, but where is the entry point for throwing all of these views on one page?

Thanks in advance

I'm sorry, but this is not making sense. I've looked through the code. I understand how the definitions are set up there. But you mention packages as in plural (more than one). I only see one .dnn file in the installation folder and it only has one package node. 

Thanks for the reply. I am trying to learn from the Blog module, the problem is that it's not been updated for DNN7 (which I have set up), so it is hard to learn from it without seeing it in action. Which is why I was asking the question of where exactly is the "hook" that makes the main blog "page" once you install it. Is it really just as simple as the module definition placing the parts of the entire Blog Module on the page, or is there some other mechanism (template, class file)?

I am taking a look at your implementation in the ShoutCast module to get a better idea.