Hi Scott,
It's possible to implement a implement a module fully using the MVVM pattern, this can be seen in many of the Quickstarts or even in the StockTrader Reference Implementation which are provided with __Prism__.
Also, for a simple sample to start with, I believe you could check David Hill's Prism Template Pack for Visual Studio 2010 (e.g. the __QuickStart Solution MEF__)
In my opinion if your modules are correctly loading then I believe that your problem could be related to the wiring of the view model, in which case for more information about this you could check the following section of the documentation:
On the other hand, I recommend you to check the In the Box – MVVM Training which portrays an interactive guidance on the use of the MVVM pattern, an examples using the IOC pattern in WPF applications:
I hope you find this handy,
Agustin Adami
http://blogs.southworks.net/aadami
It's possible to implement a implement a module fully using the MVVM pattern, this can be seen in many of the Quickstarts or even in the StockTrader Reference Implementation which are provided with __Prism__.
Also, for a simple sample to start with, I believe you could check David Hill's Prism Template Pack for Visual Studio 2010 (e.g. the __QuickStart Solution MEF__)
In my opinion if your modules are correctly loading then I believe that your problem could be related to the wiring of the view model, in which case for more information about this you could check the following section of the documentation:
On the other hand, I recommend you to check the In the Box – MVVM Training which portrays an interactive guidance on the use of the MVVM pattern, an examples using the IOC pattern in WPF applications:
I hope you find this handy,
Agustin Adami
http://blogs.southworks.net/aadami