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To find out which NuGet packages are needed for other WPF controls, please refer to this [documentation link](https://help.syncfusion.com/wpf/control-dependencies) for detailed information on the required NuGet packages for each control.
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10. When you create a WPF project, the following Dependency Injection (DI) setup is added to the `App.xaml.cs` file. This setup registers services, view models, and views with the DI container, ensuring proper functionality for the selected components and service management within your application. Below, the `ConfigureServices` method in `App.xaml.cs` sets up Dependency Injection (DI) in a WPF project to manage the application's services, view models, and views. Here's a simple breakdown:
10. When you create a WPF project, the following Dependency Injection (DI) setup is added to the **App.xaml.cs** file. This setup registers services, view models, and views with the DI container, ensuring proper functionality for the selected components and service management within your application. Below, the **ConfigureServices** method in **App.xaml.cs** sets up Dependency Injection (DI) in a WPF project to manage the application's services, view models, and views. Here's a simple breakdown:
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*I. Application Host:*
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- Registers **ApplicationHostService** to manage the app's lifecycle.
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I. Application Host:
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- Registers `ApplicationHostService` to manage the app's lifecycle.
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*II. Specific Services:*
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- Registers **PageService** and **NavigationService** for handling page navigation.
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II. Specific Services:
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- Registers `PageService` and `NavigationService` for handling page navigation.
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III. Views and ViewModels:
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*III. Views and ViewModels:*
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- Registers ShellWindow and ShellViewModel for the main application window.
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- Registers `DataGridViewModel` and `DataGridPage` for the added component DataGrid UI.
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- Registers **DataGridViewModel** and **DataGridPage** for the added component DataGrid UI.
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- Registers MainViewModel and MainPage for the main page of the app.
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IV. Configuration:
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- Binds the app's configuration settings to the `AppConfig` class using the settings from the configuration file.
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*IV. Configuration:*
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- Binds the app's configuration settings to the **AppConfig** class using the settings from the configuration file.
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11. In a WPF MVVM application, the `PageService.cs` class helps manage navigation and page creation. For instance, it facilitates registering and navigating to pages associated with specific view models. Here's a simple explanation:
11. In a WPF MVVM application, the **PageService.cs** class helps manage navigation and page creation. For instance, it facilitates registering and navigating to pages associated with specific view models. Here's a simple explanation:
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*I. Initialization:*
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- The constructor of PageService takes a serviceProvider to access registered services.
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II. Registering Pages:
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-Configure `<DataGridViewModel, DataGridPage>();` links the DataGridViewModel to the DataGridPage.
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- Configure `<MainViewModel, MainPage>();` links the MainViewModel to the MainPage.
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*II. Registering Pages:*
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-**Configure `<DataGridPage>()`:** Registers DataGridPage with the service provider.
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-**Configure `<MainPage>()`:** Registers MainPage with the service provider.
12. Some components require additional resource files, such as images and other necessary files, to function correctly. For example, if you add the `PDFViewer` and `Carousel` component to your WPF project, the respective images and PDF files will be added to the Images and Assets folder in your project.
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12. Some components require additional resource files, such as images and other necessary files, to function correctly. For example, if you add the **PDFViewer** and **Carousel** component to your WPF project, the respective images and PDF files will be added to the Images and Assets folder in your project.
N> The .Net 6.0, .Net 7.0, and .Net 8.0 option will be listed in Select a framework version when only the .Net 6.0, .Net 7.0, and .Net 8.0 SDK setup has been installed.
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> | .NET Version | Available From Version | Supported from Visual Studio |
13. Then, Syncfusion licensing registration required message box will be shown if you installed the trial setup or NuGet packages since Syncfusion introduced the licensing system from 2018 Volume 2 (v16.2.0.41) Essential Studio release. Navigate to the [help topic](https://help.syncfusion.com/common/essential-studio/licensing/overview#how-to-generate-syncfusion-license-key), which is shown in the licensing message box to generate and register the Syncfusion license key to your project. Refer to this [blog](https://www.syncfusion.com/blogs/post/whats-new-in-2018-volume-2.aspx) post for understanding the licensing changes introduced in Essential Studio.
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