//If you want your own splash window - inherit from the bootstrapper and register type ISplashView
protected override void InitializeModules()
{
IContainerExtension container = CreateContainerExtension();
ModuleCatalog.Initialize();
// Check for existance, make sure we init first.
// load from disk in case of it not showing up in module catalog.
// resolving seems to init properly.
if (System.IO.File.Exists("Wider.Splash.dll"))
{
// Assume exits
Assembly assembly = Assembly.LoadFrom("Wider.Splash.dll");
Type type = assembly.GetType("Wider.Splash.SplashModule");
IModule splash = (IModule)Container.Resolve(type);
splash.OnInitialized(container);
}
// Load core module, this is internal so call manually
CoreModule coreModule = Container.Resolve <CoreModule>();
coreModule.OnInitialized(container);
base.InitializeModules();
// now we should have a shell, load settings and show if we can.
IShell shell = Container.Resolve <IShell>();
coreModule.LoadSettings();
// Assign main window object and show window.
Application.Current.MainWindow = shell as Window;
Application.Current.MainWindow.DataContext = Container.Resolve <IWorkspace>();
Application.Current.MainWindow.Show();
}
protected override Window CreateShell()
{
coreModule.OnInitialized(Container);
base.InitializeModules();
// now we should have a shell, load settings and show if we can.
IShell shell = Container.Resolve <IShell>();
coreModule.LoadSettings();
// Assign main window object and show window.
Window main = shell as Window;
main.DataContext = Container.Resolve <IWorkspace>();
// make sure we are the only one.
WindowCollection windows = Application.Current.Windows;
foreach (Object item in windows)
{
Window window = item as Window;
if (window != main)
{
window.Close();
}
}
return(main);
}
