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how to build an outlook style application with prism v2 – Part 2 - Erwin van der Valk's blog: Practicing patterns - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
A while ago, I put an example application on my blog on how to build an outlook style application .[Update] This is part 1 of this post.
how to build an outlook style application – part 1 - Erwin van der Valk's blog: Practicing patterns - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
By Jeremy Geelan The Arlington, Virginia-based National Science Foundation has just released its "Report on Support for Cloud Computing" - in response to the America Competes Reauthorization Act of 2010, Section 524. It is an absolute must-read for all concerned with current and future research projects in Cloud Computing.
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The Prentice Hall Service-Oriented Computing Series from Thomas Erl - About The Series - SOA Design Patterns
Introduction to SOA Design Patterns Understanding the Service Inventory and Related Data-Related SOA Design Patterns
SOA Patterns - Master Pattern List (alphabetical)
Co-existent application of Asynchronous Queuing, Intermediate Routing, and the Service Broker compound pattern and can be further extended via Reliable Messaging, Policy Centralization, Rules Centralization, and Event-Driven Messaging.
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Prism 4.0 includes guidance in several new areas, resulting in new code in the Prism Library, new and updated QuickStarts, a new reference implementation, and updated documentation. Parts of the Prism Library changed between Prism 2.0 and Prism 4.0 to support the new guidance, fix existing issues, and respond to community requests.
What's New in Prism 4.0
Chapter 1: Introduction
On this page: Why Use Prism? | Client Application Development Challenges | The Composite Approach | Challenges Not Addressed by Prism | Getting Started with Prism | Prerequisites | Installing Prism - Step 1: Install System Requirements , Step 2: Extract the Prism Source Code, Binaries, and Documentation , Step 3: Register the Prism Binaries | Exploring Prism - What's New in This Release?
This chapter addresses what needs to happen to get a Prism application up and running.
Chapter 2: Initializing Prism Applications
Chapter 3: Managing Dependencies Between Components
Applications based on the Prism Library are composite applications that potentially consist of many loosely coupled types and services.Chapter 5: Implementing the MVVM Pattern
The Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern helps you to cleanly separate the business and presentation logic of your application from its user interface (UI).On this page:
Chapter 7: Composing the User Interface
On this page: Navigation in Prism | State-Based Navigation - Displaying Data in Different Formats or Styles , Reflecting Application State , Interacting With the User | View-Based Navigation - Prism Region Overview , Basic Region Navigation , View and View Model Participation in Navigation , Passing Parameters During Navigation , Navigating to Existing Views , Confirming or Cancelling Navigation , Using the Navigation Journal , Using the WPF and Silverlight Navigation Frameworks , The Region Navigation Sequence | More Information As the user interacts with a rich client application, its user interface (UI) will be continuously updated to reflect the current task and data that the user is working on.