Hi,
I read and implemented the Dependency Injection article and it works beautifully!
I have a question. How does one link the various tab pages as opposed to just the first one? By providing just the control name, e.g. WorkItem.Workspaces["tabWorkspace"], everything always goes to the first TabPage. What would be the way to control which TabPage gets the link?

Thank you

Regards

Assen Bogdanov

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Dependency Injection and Microsoft Windows Forms. The patterns & practices group at Microsoft provides architectural and design guidance for users of Microsoft technologies. Part of the way they do this is by producing and distributing packages called 'application blocks.' An application block consists of a functional subsystem or software framework that can be valuable in several ways. Application blocks can be implemented in many types of applications as time-saving subsystems. They are also reference examples of software designed and developed using the best practices of Microsoft architecture. Application blocks are freely distributed with all source code and documentation.

The patterns & practices group at Microsoft provides architectural and design guidance for users of Microsoft technologies. Part of the way they do this is by producing and distributing packages called 'application blocks.' An application block consists of a functional subsystem or software framework that can be valuable in several ways. Application blocks can be implemented in many types of applications as time-saving subsystems. They are also reference examples of software designed and developed using the best practices of Microsoft architecture. Application blocks are freely distributed with all source code and documentation.

Dependency Injection and Microsoft Windows Forms
The patterns & practices group at Microsoft provides architectural and design guidance for users of Microsoft technologies. Part of the way they do this is by producing and distributing packages called 'application blocks.' An application block consists of a functional subsystem or software framework that can be valuable in several ways. Application blocks can be implemented in many types of applications as time-saving subsystems. They are also reference examples of software designed and developed using the best practices of Microsoft architecture. Application blocks are freely distributed with all source code and documentation.

Dependency Injection and Microsoft Windows Forms. The patterns & practices group at Microsoft provides architectural and design guidance for users of Microsoft technologies. Part of the way they do this is by producing and distributing packages called 'application blocks.' An application block consists of a functional subsystem or software framework that can be valuable in several ways. Application blocks can be implemented in many types of applications as time-saving subsystems. They are also reference examples of software designed and developed using the best practices of Microsoft architecture. Application blocks are freely distributed with all source code and documentation.