Due to limited screen real estate I will be capturing user input for a single entity using multiple pages (displayed consecutively - think wizard). In my model I expect it is correct to model this ent
I am using MVVM Light with SL4.My View\'s are resolving their View Model via the locator, all is fine.
Laurent of MVVM Light fame introduced me to MVVM, and the convention of one view has one view model.So what is the rule of thumb for user controls? One ViewModel for each user control?When creating a
Here is what I\'d like to do : I have an Silverlight application using navigation frame and MEF. (like this one : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/gg535672.aspx)
I am using the MVVMLight toolkit for my WPF application. Now I was going through the demo sample from Lauren\'s MIX 10.
I am trying to implement MVVM for my WPF application. I have WCF services for which I want to create a data Model. My WCF does not implement callbacks.
I am trying to create some Sample Data from my ViewModel classes in Expression Blend. However Expression Blend stops and says \"Object reference not set to an instance of an object\". Personally, I d
I have a user control that I would like to use in two diff开发者_如何学Goerent contexts.The user control needs its DataContext set to an instance of an appropriate ViewModel that has been created by t
I feel mysefl confused about how to implement view switching when view model changes. Example of what i\'m tring to do:
The MVVM Light toolkit has a ViewModelBase that all ViewModels inherit from. Unfortuna开发者_运维问答tely that ViewModelBase is built into the dll for MVVM Light, so I don\'t know how to extend it.