I\'m going to start an pretty large project witch contains 30+ modules, I have goggled almost for acapable framework ?开发者_如何学Go Need some help to find out witch one of these is soutable?
We are using Prism and is an excellent framework for composition and modularity. However, I haven\'t seen a good story around Blendability with Prism composition. When you have a code that has Regions
Basically I have the following situation: <TextBox Text=\"{Binding MyIntValue}\" /> <Button prism:Click.Command={Binding MyCommand}\" />
My app was built on .NET 4.0 with WPF, Prism, Entity Framework There are 1 exe (the app), 1 exe (the app config - simple app to restore db, no referenced dll no prism and no EF), and several referenc
I am working on a large billing application for one the Telecom companies using WPF4, the application contains more than 300 screen, and it will contain more than 17 modules, that is why I choose to f
I\'v got the following code : public class MyModule: IModule { private IRegionManager mRegionManager { get; set; }
I have the following code in one of my Modules : public class MyModule : IModule { private IRegionManager mRegionManager { get; set; }
I have written a CanExecute method for the DelegateCommand. CanExecute is not being re-evaluated as other commands which inherites from a CommandBase, that looks like this.
I am using Prism 4 with MEF Extensions and the MVVM pattern. During initialization in a module I call RegisterViewWithRegion(RegionNames.MyRegion, typeof(MyView)) which works perfectly when the view i
I\'m using PRISM 4 Navigation API with Unity in WPF. I have a tree-view that initiates a RequestNavigate passing in the selected tree node\'s ID (GUID).