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CAB has a special way to deal with UI elements in applications. It has a means to register certain UI elements, which you can then reference them by name. Why is that more beneficial? Let's take a look at how you can register a ToolStripMenuItem in a...
Error handling in a CAB application can be tricky. Because the ModuleLoaderService loads the CAB application, if there is an error that isn't handled in the application, the ModuleLoaderService throws an error, effectively hiding the true error in the...
In the Composite UI Application Block, the windows application that is the host uses a class to run the project. In C#, this is the default setup for a windows application; it includes a Program.cs file that runs the default form. This is a great setup...
The Composite UI Application Block is a new application block (well, not so new; CTP in december) that makes it easier to develop windows applications. It creates separate loadable modules that are dynamically ran in the application, working with a new...
