Hi Brian,
Thanks for the info. I have watched the videos. But the problem I wanted to solve is "multiple shells". Your tutorial is excellent, but the app is still single-windowed. The closest I found is how to build an outlook style application by Erwin van der Valk. But it introduces another layer of abstraction such as "Use Case" and "Application Model" and so is harder to understand.
Our team is now considering an approach with multiple Bootstrappers. If I simply call new Bootstrapper().Run() on a button click, a new window is displayed with all dependencies duplicated, which is not good because some of the dependencies need to be a singleton in the app. So, we are creating a secondary Bootstrappers to solve the issue. Second, third, and n-th window seem to work fine with exactly the same behavior as the main window so far.
Is there anything bad looming with this approach? Do you have any further suggestions?
By the way, I have also watched your Pluralsight's two tutorials on Prism. They were very helpful.
Thanks
Thanks for the info. I have watched the videos. But the problem I wanted to solve is "multiple shells". Your tutorial is excellent, but the app is still single-windowed. The closest I found is how to build an outlook style application by Erwin van der Valk. But it introduces another layer of abstraction such as "Use Case" and "Application Model" and so is harder to understand.
Our team is now considering an approach with multiple Bootstrappers. If I simply call new Bootstrapper().Run() on a button click, a new window is displayed with all dependencies duplicated, which is not good because some of the dependencies need to be a singleton in the app. So, we are creating a secondary Bootstrappers to solve the issue. Second, third, and n-th window seem to work fine with exactly the same behavior as the main window so far.
Is there anything bad looming with this approach? Do you have any further suggestions?
By the way, I have also watched your Pluralsight's two tutorials on Prism. They were very helpful.
Thanks