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I would like to build a Silverlight Prism app with a configurable layout. Ideally, I would have a config file that specifies the location of all regions in my shell. The shell is then created at runtime from this config file.
Is this possible?
Can I have an “empty” shell and then programmatically inject regions into it at runtime?
My solution at the moment is to read a new shell from an XAML file at runtime and replace the old shell with it.
To make this even more dynamic, I can imagine generating the XAML file with the regions at runtime as well, before reading it.