Wizard Type Framework

[ADuncan]

Hello,

I would like to create a framework for implementing wizards. The
wizards will be driven from entries that are contained within a
database. For example a "questions" table would hold all the questions
for a wizard, adding more entries to the question table would add more
questions to the wizard without any coding required. The situation
must also cater for multiple wizards which will all have different
questions.

My question is has anyone come across this situation before and could
lend a few pointers or even if there is a framework already available
to do this sort of this?

Regards.

[Ashutosh]

seet post by me (Ashutosh Bhawasinka), subject "Creating wizards in C#",
thread started 18th May 2008, 2:56.

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ADuncan wrote:

Hello,

I would like to create a framework for implementing wizards. The
wizards will be driven from entries that are contained within a
database. For example a "questions" table would hold all the questions
for a wizard, adding more entries to the question table would add more
questions to the wizard without any coding required. The situation
must also cater for multiple wizards which will all have different
questions.

My question is has anyone come across this situation before and could
lend a few pointers or even if there is a framework already available
to do this sort of this?

Regards.

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Thank you,

I guess I was after a data model that I could use to store wizard questions,
answers and the like.

"Ashutosh" wrote:

seet post by me (Ashutosh Bhawasinka), subject "Creating wizards in C#",
thread started 18th May 2008, 2:56.

see the replies

ADuncan wrote:

Hello,

I would like to create a framework for implementing wizards. The
wizards will be driven from entries that are contained within a
database. For example a "questions" table would hold all the questions
for a wizard, adding more entries to the question table would add more
questions to the wizard without any coding required. The situation
must also cater for multiple wizards which will all have different
questions.

My question is has anyone come across this situation before and could
lend a few pointers or even if there is a framework already available
to do this sort of this?

Regards.