C# UI Code And Framework Code And DataBase Objects

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I have to develop one project in C#.

I want that the project code is distributed in a group, like:
one separate project form Pro_GUI_Code
second project for Pro_Framework_Code
third project is in Sql server SP and Function

Now I need to develope one central solution in VS2008 (C#)
Then at last I need to create one central project which will act as a communicator between these two project.

The third project objects, i will use in framework.

Please do tell me is there any type of service which I can create using framework architecture so that later it will be used within GUI code.

Posted 20-Dec-10 19:57pm

RDBurmon

Updated 20-Dec-10 20:03pm

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senguptaamlan 21-Dec-10 2:09am

please, make a bit clear...it will be much helpful if you provide an example of the actual requirement...

RDBurmon 21-Dec-10 5:07am

I want to create One C# project which only contain GUI Forms.
I want to create another framework project in C# which only contain Function and procedure . no Forms
Then i want that framework services to be call from GUI project.

I know there is concept of framework service in Silverlight an C# .
That's why i want to develop my desktop application in this way.

aidin Tajadod 21-Dec-10 19:24pm

What is your problem then? you can write your second project as a dll and refrence it to your GUI project!

RDBurmon 22-Dec-10 5:51am

I agreed aidin, But did you know , Silverlight support framework architecture . where we can create the services from C# and then call it from other C# project which will only contain GUI form , no business logic resides into this code.

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Steve Maier · Answer 1 · 2010-12-22T08:56:00

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You might want to look at Prism from the Patterns and Practices group at Microsoft.

http://compositewpf.codeplex.com/[^]

Posted 22-Dec-10 8:56am

Steve Maier