/V2.2/trunk/Quickstarts/UI Composition/ViewInjection/Desktop/UIComposition.Modules.Employee/Views/EmployeesDetailsView/EmployeesDetailsPresenter.cs

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// Composite Application Guidance for Windows Presentation Foundation and Silverlight

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using UIComposition.Modules.Employee.PresentationModels;



namespace UIComposition.Modules.Employee

{

    public class EmployeesDetailsPresenter : IEmployeesDetailsPresenter

    {

        public EmployeesDetailsPresenter(IEmployeesDetailsView view)

        {

            this.View = view;

        }



        public IEmployeesDetailsView View { get; set; }



        public void SetSelectedEmployee(BusinessEntities.Employee employee)

        {

            EmployeesDetailsPresentationModel model = new EmployeesDetailsPresentationModel();

            model.SelectedEmployee = employee;

            this.View.Model = model;

        }

    }

}