Developing an ERP in WPF

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Hi all,

I want to develop an ERP in WPF and as all knows it consists of many Windows.

Now i need a suggestion that...

Is it good to create all the sub windows as WPF Window or to add new Windows as UserControls

I have a main window and then created a sub window name Stock and also a usercontrol named ucStock

Now adding this to MainWindow as

Sub Window:

C#

Stock s = new Stock();
s.Owner=this;
s.Show();

or using UserControl

C#

ucStock s =new ucStock();
//Grid in MainWindow
mainGrid.Children.Add(s);

Tell me which is good to main as i have many Child windows and want easy to maintain..

Many told me to create MDI in WPF using UserControl

Posted 28-Sep-11 21:33pm

Kishore Jangid

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SSI13 17-Sep-20 8:41am

Please let me know How do you connect ERP to WPF. do you make connector internal thus link data ERP to WPF?

Thank you

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Tejas Vaishnav · Answer 1 · 2011-09-29T00:20:00

Solution 1

Its Better to use a User Control so you need to handle only one Window and its always easy to maintain one then many..

so as per my opinion you can use a user control instead of sub form

Posted 29-Sep-11 0:20am

Tejas Vaishnav

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Kishore Jangid 29-Sep-11 6:57am

But for me maintaing a usercontrol is tougher as, i cant open multiple user control in a single content frame

Tejas Vaishnav · Answer 2 · 2011-09-29T18:15:00

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Kishore Jangid
But for me maintaining a usercontrol is tougher as, i cant open multiple user control in a single content frame

SO its depend up to you that what you want, as per your opinion maintaining user control is tougher for you then go for sub form..

Posted 29-Sep-11 18:15pm

Tejas Vaishnav

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Kishore Jangid 1-Oct-11 4:29am

No man, the problem is how can i open multiple usercontrol window in a single content frame or grid