Winforms using CAB architecture

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Hi,

I want to develop an application in Win Forms using CAB architecture.
I searched Google but didn't get exact match to my requirement.
please send me examples if any ,like a simple Form designed and developed using CAB architecture.

Thank you,

Posted 6-Apr-11 18:43pm

anushavarma

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**JF2015** · Answer 1 · 2011-04-06T18:47:00

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Hi,

you should have a look at this MSDN site that gives a quite good introduction about this topic:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff648747.aspx[^]
or you could see this CodeProject article:
A Composite UI Application Block CAB MDI application[^]

Posted 6-Apr-11 18:47pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Apr-11 0:50am

That deserves 5, but I'm amazed by OP's search skills. Or laziness?
--SA

JF2015 7-Apr-11 0:56am

Thanks! I have to admit that I'm getting somehow bored of answering this type of questions since I can solve them with a quick google search and most of the time I already know a good CP article that covers exactly what was asked. I appreciate that you don't get tired of helping anyone here, even if they are lacking the most essential knowledge in computer science - using GOOGLE (or any other prefered alternative) - Keep it up!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Apr-11 1:16am

Well, even though this is somewhat addictive, I feel the same way as you in such cases and actually often get very irritated, maybe more than average -- this is quite natural I think.

I only sorry about the level of students being graduated it terms of lack of independent thinking, curiosity, fundamental knowledge and simply hard work, simple horse sense (in our culture we use very precise term which can be translated as "healthy sense") after all.

I graduated from one of the top universities (we've been proudly celebrating success of one of my course mates who won a Nobel prize of 2010) which made me not used to some different attitudes.

--SA