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MEF with ATF
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ATF makes extensive use of Microsoft's Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) to organize applications. This section shows how ATF uses MEF and how you can use it in your applications with existing ATF MEF components or your own MEF components.
- What is MEF: Brief description of MEF with links to more detailed information.
- How MEF is Used in ATF: Examine how ATF is used in sample applications to compose components and how components are decorated.
- Initializing Components: How component initialization is implemented in ATF.
- Using ATF Components: How to use ATF components, discovering what you need to provide in your application.
- Creating MEF Components: How to create components of your own, using the attributes you need.
- Important ATF Components: Description of some key ATF components in functional areas as well as some components in sample applications.
- Finding ATF Components: How to find components you need for your application.
- Details on Selected ATF Components: Provides more details on some ATF components you might want to use in your applications.
- Details on Using Selected ATF Components: Shows exactly how to use certain components.
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