Factory | Programming Microsoft Composite Ui Application Block And Smart Client Software

In SCSF, applications are divided into Modules . Each module sits in a separate Visual Studio project. Let’s build a hypothetical "Customer Management" module.

SCSF did not replace CAB; it layered on: In SCSF, applications are divided into Modules

Use SCSF’s "Add View (with Presenter)" recipe to ensure the UI is decoupled from the logic. Conclusion In SCSF, applications are divided into Modules

// CAB injects the WorkItem automatically [CreateNew] public CustomerPresenter Presenter get; set; [ServiceDependency] public ICustomerService CustomerService get; set; In SCSF, applications are divided into Modules

Contains the logic for the View and communicates with the WorkItem. Model: The underlying data or business service. Core Programming Features 1. Dependency Injection (DI)

CAB enforces a strict MVP with :