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Migrate from Basic to MVVM and MEF Composable Patterns for a Silverlight Application - Part 3

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3 May 2012CPOL12 min read 24.7K   464   9  
The article series shows how to upgrade a Silverlight application having basic patterns to the MVVM and MEF composable patterns with easy approaches and detailed coding explanations.
namespace ProductApp.Common
{
    public sealed class MessageToken
    {
        public const string LoadScreenMessage = "LoadScreenMessage";
        public const string RaiseErrorMessage = "RaiseErrorMessage";
        public const string UseDialogMessage = "UseDialogMessage";
        public const string ConfirmDialogMessage = "ConfirmDialogMessage";
        public const string LoadAddProductViewMessage = "LoadAddProductViewMessage";        
        public const string AddProductWindowMessage = "AddProductWindowMessage";
        public const string DataToAddProductVmMessage = "DataToAddProductVmMessage";
        public const string DataToProductListVmMessage = "DataToProductListVmMessage";
        public const string PutStateMessage = "PutStateMessage";
        public const string GetStateMessage = "GetStateMessage";
    }
}

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Shenwei is a software developer and architect, and has been working on business applications using Microsoft and Oracle technologies since 1996. He obtained Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) in 1998 and Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD) in 1999. He has experience in ASP.NET, C#, Visual Basic, Windows and Web Services, Silverlight, WPF, JavaScript/AJAX, HTML, SQL Server, and Oracle.

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