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Old August 7th, 2007, 12:43 AM
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Default Modal View Control in C#

 Is there any one out there who could help and is familiar with the Modal View Control (MVC) concept that can be implemented for a C sharp proj. As i am a new bie to the C# Windows Application.

 
Old August 7th, 2007, 09:13 AM
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MVC is a rather complicated composite pattern.

What is your level of familiarity of design patterns in general? Have you read up on them, understand them, use them? There is a pretty good wikipedia article on MVC although it doesn't get into much on the code side. But I'm sure you could follow many of the links on that page to find more on it.

There is a VERY good book on design patterns that includes the MVC pattern: Head First Design Patterns (sorry, it's not a Wrox book). It's a great read.

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Thanks Peter Appreciate Ur assistance
Have helped us to figure out the various type module using the concept. Is it okay to include all the three 1. Modal, 2. Control and 3. View into three different folders or name spaces. Will tat be a nice approach? Seeking Ur guidances keen..


 
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That is up to your application design and personal choice. You can certainly leave it all together in the same assembly and namespace. As the application grows you may find that you need/want to share parts of the application and will need to break out parts into separate assemblies. I realize that is kind of an ambiguous answer, but there is no set method/pattern/practice to how you should divide up your application logic. You build it and change it as you need.

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