I'm using Prism in my WPF application and up to now, I've been loading the modules via 开发者_运维百科var moduleCatalog = new ConfigurationModuleCatalog();
. I'd like to get the module catalog from a database. The Prism documentation indicates that this is possible, but it doesn't go into any details.
Has anyone done this and can provide some guidance?
This is a theoretical possibility, but it's not in any samples I've seen.
Basically what you'd do is either base64 encode the DLLs / Files into the database or zip them up and store them in one blob. You'd download them in your bootstrapper and copy them locally (in a temp directory) and then allows them to load normally from the filesystem using the DirectoryModuleCatalog. If you wanted it to be a bit more elegant, you could write your own ModuleCatalog that encapsulates this logic.
This is very similar to what I do... I actually download a zip file of all of the modules from a website at launch time and unzip them and load them with the DirectoryModuleCatalog.
You can write your own ModuleCatalog
implementation by implementing IModuleCatalog
. Your implementation can then populate the catalog by any means you define.
You could also use the CreateFromXAML
overload that accepts a Stream
and implement a webservice that delivers the ModuleCatalog in XAML over HTTP.
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