WPF start up problem

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thanks to all, I mainly want do the following steps:
1. i have created a Wpf project.
2. Making three folder in my project (UI, DAO, DLL)
3. App.xaml+.cs and window.xaml+cs both were putted in UI folder.
4. Change the namespace.UI
5. but when i want to debug error message shows "Error: The name 'InitializeComponent' does not exist in the current context".
6. i can't run window.xaml.

THIS WAS THE PROBLEM. plz help me.

Posted 6-Jul-11 10:27am

jubayerShamshed

Updated 8-Jul-11 7:21am

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Kevin Marois · Answer 1 · 2011-07-06T11:11:00

Solution 1

When you create a WPF project the App.Xaml + .cs are created by VS. I'm guessing you did something wrong.

Try adding a new WPF project to your solution and see if the App.Xaml is there. If so, you could copy files from your firs WPF project into it and delete the old one.

Posted 6-Jul-11 11:11am

Kevin Marois

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jul-11 22:43pm

Hard to say what was messed up. Please see my solution -- it explains the essence of the WPF application start up. This is very useful to know, too.
--SA

jubayerShamshed 7-Jul-11 6:00am

thanks to Kevin Marois & all, I mainly do the following steps:
1. i have created a Wpf project.
2. Making three folder in my project (UI, DAO, DLL)
3. App.xaml+.cs and window.xaml+cs both were putted in UI folder.
4. Change the namespace.UI
5. but when i want to debug error message shows "Error: The name 'InitializeComponent' does not exist in the current context"
6. i can't run window.xaml.

THIS WAS THE PROBLEM.