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Got a winform in project A (Main project) and which hosts a wpf user control and is maintained under different project called B
On click of a button on user control ,I wanted to query server which is in project “C” and retrieve data and show it on hosted wpf user control. I know its a bad coding practice to put a reference to s project “C” in project B which includes only custom controls .Any alternative thots would be appreciated…
To minimize project dependencies, create an interface in your control project (B) that reflects the operations your control requires.
Implement a class in your client (A) project that implements this interface (which will obtain the information you need from your data project (C) and pass it back through the interface method).
Pass the service class (implementing the interface) constructed in A to your control B when you initialize the control.