Implementing a BundleUIFactory

In addition to communicating with Burn, FireGiantBundleApplication.Run() finds an implementation of IBundleUIFactory and calls that to create your Bundle UI object. The following is an implementation that should be sufficient for 99.999% of Bundle UIs. This factory pattern exists for those 0.001% of cases that need to do something special.

Standard Bundle UI factory

ExampleBundleUIFactory.cs

using FireGiant.BundleApplicationFramework;

public class ExampleBundleUIFactory : IBundleUIFactory
{
  public IBundleUI CreateBundleUI(IBundleApplication bundleApplication)
  {
      return new ExampleWpfBundleUI(bundleApplication);
  }
}

Now that we can create Bundle UI using our factory, let’s look at how to implement the Bundle UI itself.