Modular Application! HOW?

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hi every one....
i'm developing an application which is going to be used by different customers.
this app has 4 separate sub-systems, here is my problem:
not every customer needs all sub-systems. i'd like to make my application somehow that I can have some check boxes in istallation step, which i choose which system is going to be installed for this customer.....
I'm developing this app using asp.net C# 4.0,VisualStudio 2010...
Please help me through this.... :(

Posted 10-Jun-12 21:00pm

zaeemi

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Richard MacCutchan 11-Jun-12 4:28am

Help you through what? Please edit your question and explain clearly what you are having difficulty with.

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Henning Dieterichs · Answer 1 · 2012-06-10T23:14:00

You should consider reading about MEF[^], the managed extensibility framework.
It comes with .Net 4.0.

An alternative is NInject, but it is rather a Depdency Injection Container instead of a plugin system.

You could even write your own plugin system (which I disadvise): Search for Assemblies, load them and check the types inside with reflection.