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i am creating a big application (ERP system) and i am confused to use
– normal desktop screen and ribbon on top of the windows (DesktopToolbarWindow) like any window opening in the windows have a task bar icon …
– or useing MDI like http://chronoswpf.codeplex.com/
can you help me with some prons and cons about MDI and
It depends entirely upon how you want users to interact with your system. If you have multiple “documents”, then MDI is usually indicated. MDI stands for multiple document interface. If you don’t have multiple documents, then SDI is usually indicated (Single document interface).
But, without having much more detailed requirements, we couldn’t guess. You’re the only one that knows what your app is going to do.