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Programming Microsoft Composite UI Application Block and Smart Client Software Factory /

Presents lessons for building smart-client applications with the Composite UI Application Block and the Smart Client Software Factory.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Platt, David S.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Redmond, Wash. : Microsoft Press, ©2008.
Temas:
Acceso en línea:Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Ch. 1. Introduction
  • A. Problem Background
  • B. Solution Architecture: Loose Coupling with CAB
  • C. Smart Client Software Factory (SCSF)
  • D. Simplest Application Walkthrough, Classic CAB
  • E. Tracing and Visualization
  • F. Chapter 1 Lab Exercise
  • Ch. 2. The Shell and Services
  • A. Concepts and Definitions
  • B. Generating a CAB Project with SCSF
  • C. The Shell Application and Initialization Process
  • D. CAB Services
  • E. Chapter 2 Lab Exercises
  • Ch. 3. WorkItems and Controllers
  • A. Problem Background
  • B. Solution Architecture
  • C. WorkItem Details
  • D. Controllers
  • E. Chapter 3 Lab Exercises
  • Ch. 4. Workspaces and SmartParts
  • A. Problem Background
  • B. Solution Architecture
  • C. Workspaces
  • D. SmartParts (Views)
  • E. Modifying the Display of Views Using the SmartPartlnfo Structure
  • F. Chapter 4 Lab Exercises
  • Ch. 5. Shared User Interface Extension
  • A. Problem Background
  • B. Solution Architecture
  • C. Shell Processing
  • D. Menu Processing
  • E. StatusStrips
  • F. ToolStrips
  • G. Non-ToolStripItem Classes: Writing a UIElementAdapter
  • H. User Interface Modification Order
  • I. Chapter 5 Lab Exercises
  • Ch. 6. Event System
  • A. Problem Background
  • B. Solution Architecture
  • C. Simplest Example
  • D. More Complex Examples: Connecting .NET Events to CAB Events, and Programmatic Subscriptions
  • E. Chapter 6 Lab Exercises
  • Ch. 7. Action Catalog Service
  • A. Problem Background
  • B. Solution Architecture:The Action Catalog Service
  • C. Simplest Example: My Own Time Service
  • D. More Complex Example: Passing and Modifying Parameters
  • E. Chapter 7 Lab Exercises
  • Ch. 8. CAB and WPF
  • A. Problem Background
  • B. Official Solution Architecture: Interoperation
  • C. Solution Architecture: Porting the CAB Libraries
  • D. Further Solution Architecture: Porting the SCSF
  • E. CAB Example Based on Boogaart's WPF CAB DLLs and My WPF SCSF
  • F. More Complex Example: Browser-Hosted XBAP Application
  • G. Ch. 8. Lab Exercises
  • Appendix. Generics
  • A. Problem Background
  • B. Solution Architecture
  • C. Simplest Example
  • D. More Complex Examples: Writing Our Own Generic Classes
  • E. An Interesting Use of Generics in the .NET Framework
  • F. Appendix A Lab Exercises.