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SCSF Sample Application and Demo Script published on Smart Client Contrib

We have just published a new SCSF sample application on the Smart Client Contrib project. We have published also a demo script that provides step-by-step instructions to create a SCSF application. The goal of this demo script is to help presenters give a presentation that illustrates the main aspects of SCSF such as WorkItems, Commands, EventBroker, Services, Workspaces and the Dependency Injection pattern.

The application consists of two Business Modules:

  • Notifications module: this module populates the Main Menu Strip of the Shell with two items and adds them as invokers of the DumpWorkItem and ShowNews commands respectively. It also adds two views to the Shell.
  • Stocks module: this module shows BuyStock and Reports SmartParts in the the Shell.

The Shell is made up of two Workspaces: an OutlookBarWorkspace (the one in the right) and a DockPanelWorkspace (the one in the left). These workspaces are in the SCSF contrib project too.

Enjoy this new sample.

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Published Mar 06 2008, 01:30 PM by ejadib
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About ejadib

Ezequiel Jadib is a Senior Lead Developer for Southworks, a software development company that provides consulting and development services for Fortune 50 companies around the world. He has worked for numerous projects with Microsoft, including the Smart Client Software Factory, the Web Client Software Factory, the Multi-Tenant Database Performance Guide, the Composite Application Guidance for WPF & Silverlight (Prism) and the Tech-Ed 2008 Keynote demo. He recently lead the efforts to create a set of samples and hands-on labs about the Live Services Platform, and also lead the development team for PDC 2008 demo highlighting SQL Data Platform. He is continuously contributing to the Client Application Development community sharing knowledge around Web Client, Smart Client and Composite WPF thought his blog, Codeplex and forums.
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