How to design a propertysheet wizard using Doc-View Architecture?

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Hi,

Is there a way to implement propertysheet wizard using Doc-View architecture.
Previously I designed propertysheet using Dialog based application.Can anyone please let me know how can we implement a propertysheet wizard of Doc-View architecture.

Any suggestions can be appreciated .

Thanks in advance..

Posted 7-Jul-14 1:36am

RajaPratap

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Jul-14 12:00pm

This question is not anything certain. Are you asking how to develop design skills? The answer would be: by doing some software engineering work. How could we figure out what help would you possibly need. And the combination of "Doc-View architecture" and "property sheet wizard" sound absurd, as if each architectural pattern needed its own special property sheet... :-)
—SA

RajaPratap 8-Jul-14 6:36am

I apologize for that and thanks for your reply ,I will explain you very clearly please have a look.

Initially I designed a property sheet (wizard style)which is a dialog based application.

At present what I am asked to implement is as we all are familiar that property sheet does consists of Property pages ,such that all the property pages should act as view classes for my application and and document class should be separate (wanted seperate view and data).

My doubt is can we change a created dialog based application to Doc-View architecture support ?

And I am not sure how and why the view and data should separate ,what would be the advantage if separate view and data and how can we link them together?

Otherwise simply should we have to create an application (SDI or MDI) of Doc-View support?

Ultimately I must be create a property sheet (Wizard style) where the data and view should be separated.Please let me know all the possible ways.

Please give me some suggestions to get good understanding about Doc-View architecture in mfc .

Thanks in Advance.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2014-07-07T03:13:00

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See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb774544(VS.85).aspx[^].

Posted 7-Jul-14 3:13am

Richard MacCutchan

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RajaPratap 8-Jul-14 6:39am

Thanks for your reply.I am familiar with creation of wizards.I explained very clearly in the above comment please once have a look at the above comment and let me know your suggestions.

If anything is to be clarified for your better understanding always i will be available.

Thanks in advance.