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Prism now integrates with Visual Studio and Visual Studio for Mac to enable a highly productive developer workflow for creating WPF, UWP, and native iOS and Android applications using Xamarin.Forms. Jump start your Prism apps with code snippets, item templates, and project templates for your IDE of choice.

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  • Prism Template Pack
  • Prism Template Studio
  • Prism Extensibility Pack

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The Prism Template Pack contains a collection of snippets, item templates, and project templates for use with building WPF, and Xamarin.Forms applications using Prism.

Snippets

  • propp - Property, with a backing field, that depends on BindableBase
  • cmd - Creates a DelegateCommand property with Execute method
  • cmdfull - Creates a DelegateCommand property with Execute and CanExecute methods
  • cmdg - Creates a generic DelegateCommand property
  • cmdgfull - Creates a generic DelegateCommand property with Execute and CanExecute methods

Item Templates

Cross Platform

  • Prism ViewModel - A ViewModel that derives from BindableBase and has a default constructor.

WPF

  • Prism UserControl - UserControl with ViewModel
  • Prism Window - Window with ViewModel

Xamarin.Forms

  • Prism ContentPage - ContentPage with ViewModel & Auto-registration
  • Prism NavigationPage - NavigationPage with ViewModel & Auto-registration
  • Prism MasterDetailPage - MasterDetailPage with ViewModel & Auto-registration
  • Prism TabbedPage - TabbedPage with ViewModel & Auto-registration
  • Prism CarouselPage - CarouselPage with ViewModel & Auto-registration

Project Templates

WPF

  • Prism Blank App - this is a project template that essentially creates a new WPF shell application. It will have a basic bootstrapper that is responsible for initializing the app, and showing the shell. It will have a MainWindow and a MainWindowViewModel located in the Views and ViewModels folders respectively.
  • Prism Module - this project template will add a new project to your solution that will act as a Prism module. It will have a class defined that implements IModule with two empty folders for your Views and ViewModels.

Use the new WPF project wizard to choose your container and no longer have to worry about bringing in the correct Nuget packages.

Xamarin.Forms

  • Prism Blank App - this project template will create a .NET Standard Xamarin.Forms application with four projects; .NET Standard project for the shared code, an iOS app, an Android app, and a UWP app.
  • Prism Module - this project template will add a new project to your solution that will act as a Prism module. It will have a class defined that implements IModule with two folders for your Views and ViewModels. There will be a default view called ViewA and a class named ViewAViewModel that has already been registered with the container in the IModule class.

Tired of creating every Xamarin.Forms platform project available? Now you can chose only the projects you care about with the new Xamarin.Forms Project Wizard.

Visual Studio Installation

The Prism Template Pack is available on the Visual Studio Gallery. To install in Visual Studio 2019, just go to Visual Studio -> Extensions -> ManageExtensions -> Online -> Visual Studio Marketplace then search for 'Prism Template Pack' in the online gallery:

The Prism Template Studio contains a collection of snippets, item templates, and project templates for use with Xamarin.Forms applications using Prism with Visual Studio for Mac.

Warning

The Prism Template Studio for Visual Studio Mac is not compatibile with Visual Studio Mac 8.X. Work is currently being done to bring this up to date and provide the full functionality in Visual Studio on Windows, however it will only be available for those sponsoring Dan on GitHub.

Snippets

  • propp - Property, with a backing field, that depends on BindableBase
  • cmd - Creates a DelegateCommand property with Execute method
  • cmdfull - Creates a DelegateCommand property with Execute and CanExecute methods
  • cmdg - Creates a generic DelegateCommand property
  • cmdgfull - Creates a generic DelegateCommand property with Execute and CanExecute methods

Item Templates

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Project Templates

  • Blank Prism Application - This project template will create a .NET Standard Xamarin.Forms application with three projects; a .NET Standard project for the shared code, an iOS app, and an Android app.

  • QuickStart Blank Prism Application - This template lets you create a Xamarin.Forms app for iOS and Android much like the Visual Studio for Windows template, but adds PropertyChanged.Fody, started icon assets, IDE configurations and option to incude UI tests.

  • QuickStart Prism Application - This template provides a customizable template for creating Prism application with many common tools already installed e.g. MVVM helpers like Fody, localization, barcode scanner, and data provider backends (Azure, Realm, etc.)

Note

This template requires CI/CD setup for AppCenter and Azure Devops (VSTS). To get started, go to App Center and Azure DevOps to setup your app. Then create connection to your app in Visual Studio for Mac by going to Help -> AppCenter Configurations.Tutorial for this QuickStart can be found here.

  • Module - this project template will add a new project to your solution that will act as a Prism module. It will have a class defined that implements IModule with two empty folders for your Views and ViewModels.
  • Test - contains templates for Appium and Xamarin UI test, and Unit tests in MS Test, NUnit, and Xunit.

Visual Studio for Mac Installation

The Prism Template Studio and Developer Toolkit is available from the Visual Studio Mac Extensions Gallery. Prism makes it easier to get Prism Template Studio and Developer Toolkit all in a single extension. Go to Visual Studio -> Extensions... and search for 'Prism' in the Gallery tab.

This section describes some of the most common problems and questions related to the installation and running of PRISM. These are grouped into the following categories:

  • Running PRISM on Windows
  • Running PRISM on non-Windows platforms
  • Compiling PRISM
  • Other issues

Running PRISM on Windows

When I try to run PRISM on Windows, I double-click the PRISM shortcut but nothing happens.

The most common cause of this is that you either do not have Java installed or the java executable is not in your path. In any case, to determine the exact problem, launch a command shell and navigate to the bin directory inside the directory where you installed PRISM (you can use the 'PRISM (console)' shortcut installed in the start menu to do this). Then, type xprism.bat and see what error message is displayed.

When I try to run PRISM on Windows, I get an error of the form:
Can't load IA 32-bit .dll on a AMD 64-bit platform

You are probably running a 32-bit Windows binary using a 64-bit version of Java. The version of PRISM (32- or 64-bit) needs to match Java. Either download the 64-bit binary for PRISM, or use a 32-bit version of Java. For the latter case, either make sure the right version of Java is first in your path or update the binxprism.bat (or binprism.bat) script, giving the full path to javaw at the end of the file.

Running PRISM on non-Windows platforms

When I try to run PRISM, I get an error of the form:
Exception in thread 'main' java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: ...

Check:

  • Did you run install.sh from the PRISM directory? (non-Windows platforms)
  • If you compiled PRISM from source code, are you sure no errors occurred during the process? To check, go into the PRISM directory, type make clean_all and then re-compile, checking the output (especially at the end) carefully for any error messages.

When I try to run PRISM, I get an error of the form:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no prism in java.library.path

Check:

  • Did you run install.sh from the PRISM directory? (non-Windows platforms)
  • If you compiled PRISM from source code, are you sure no errors occurred during the process? To check, go into the PRISM directory, type make clean_all and then re-compile, checking the output (especially at the end) carefully for any error messages.

Are you on a 64-bit machine? If so, make sure that you are running 64-bit versions of java and javac. (Look for '64-Bit Server VM' in the output of java -version).

When I try to run PRISM, I get an error of the form:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: ...
Library not loaded: ../../lib/libdd.dylib

Shell

Are you running a new version of Mac OS X (notably El Capitan)?This seems to have some problems.A workaround is to change the path to the 'java' executable that runs PRISM.You should find an installation of Java somewhere like this:

/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_60.jdk

(obviously the precise name will depend on the version you have)Try running PRISM with the java executable to be found there, e.g. by running:

PRISM_JAVA=/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_60.jdk/Contents/Home/bin/java prism

or by replacing the value of PRISM_JAVA directly in the prism scriptdirectly.

When I try to run PRISM, I get an error of the form:
Exception in thread 'main' java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: Bad version number in .class file

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Your version of Java is too old. Update or install a newer version of Oracle Java and then try again.

When I try to run a (Linux) binary version of PRISM, I get an error saying that libstdc++.so.5 cannot be found or libstdc++.so.6 cannot be found.

This is usually due to a discrepancy between the version of Linux that was used to build the binary distribution and the version that you are using to run it.

If the error message is about libstdc++.so.5, you will just need to install an old version of the libstdc++ library. This should be quite easy to find for most Linux distributions. On Fedora Core, for example, just type: yum install compat-libstdc++-33 as root.

If the error message is about libstdc++.so.6, you are running an older version of Linux than the binary release was compiled for. The easiest solution is to compile PRISM yourself from the source code version instead.

When I try to run PRISM, I get an error of the form:
Exception in thread 'main' java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError
at java.lang.Class.initializeClass(libgcj.so.7)
at prism.PrismSettings.<init>(PrismSettings.java:297)

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You are not running the Oracle version of Java. You will need to install it.

When I try to run PRISM, I get an error of the form:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: libprism: ... cannot restore segment prot after reloc: Permission denied

This is likely to be caused by the default settings of SELinux on newer versions of Linux. Open up the 'Security Level Configuration' (on Fedora, for example, this is found under 'Administration Security Level and Firewall' under the main menu or by running system-config-securitylevel). Look in the 'Compatibility' section of the SELinux Policy settings and make sure 'Allow the use of shared libraries with Text Relocation' is ticked. You may need to reboot for changes to take effect.

Do I have to use Oracle's version of Java to build/run PRISM?

Currently, this seems to be the case. We will aim to address this in the future.

Compiling PRISM

When I try to compile PRISM, make seems to get stuck in an infinite loop

This is probably due to the detection of Java failing. Specify the location of your Java directory by hand, e.g. make JAVA_DIR=/usr/java/jdk1.6.0. See the Instructions page for more on this.

When I try to compile PRISM, I get errors of the form:
/usr/bin/libtool: for architecture: cputype (16777234) cpusubtype (0) file: -lSystem is not an object file (not allowed in a library)

Are you compiling PRISM on Max OS X? If so, the likely explanation is that you have upgraded to a new version of Mac OS X but have not upgraded the developer tools (eg. XCode). Upgrade and try again.

When I try to compile PRISM, nothing seems to happen

Perhaps you are not using the GNU version of make. Try typing make -v to find out. On some systems, GNU make is called gmake.

When I try to compile PRISM, I get errors of the form:
Unexpected end of line seen...
or:
make: Fatal error in reader: Makefile, line 58: Unexpected end of line seen...

Perhaps you are not using the GNU version of make. Try typing make -v to find out. On some systems, GNU make is called gmake.

When I try to compile PRISM, I get an error of the form:
./setup.sh: line 33: syntax error: unexpected end of file

Are you building on Cygwin? And did you unpack PRISM using WinZip? If so, unpack from Cygwin, using tar xfz (or similar) instead.

When I try to compile PRISM, I get an error of the form:
Assembler messages: Fatal error: can't create ../../obj/dd/dd_abstr.o: No such file or directory

Did you unpack PRISM using a graphical tool or file manager? If so, unpack using tar xfz (or similar) instead.

When I try to compile PRISM, I get errors of the form:
dirname: extra operand `Files/Java/jdk1.6.0_09/bin/javac' Try `dirname --help' for more information.

This error occurs if the path to your Java distribution contains a space (a common example is when it is somewhere in 'Program Files' on Windows). Hopefully, this will be fixed soon. A workaround is to move the java installation to e.g. C:java.

When I try to compile PRISM, I get an error of the form:
/bin/sh: line 43: [: :/cygdrive/c/Program: binary operator expected...

See answer to previous question.

Do I have to use GNU make to build PRISM?

Strictly speaking, no, but you will have to modify the various PRISM Makefiles manually to overcome this.

Can I build PRISM on operating systems other than those currently supported?

PRISM should be suitable for any Unix/Linux variant.

The first thing you will need to do is compile CUDD (the BDD library used by and included in PRISM) on that platform.Fortunately, CUDD has already been successfully built on a large number ofoperating systems. Have a look at the sample Makefiles we provide (i.e. thefiles cudd/Makefile.*) which are slight variants of the original Makefileprovided with CUDD (found here: cudd/modified/orig/Makefile). They containinstructions on how to modify it for various platforms. You can then callyour new modified makefile something appropriate (cudd/Makefile.$OSTYPE) andproceed to build PRISM as usual. To just build CUDD, not PRISM, typemake cuddpackage instead of make.

Next, look at the main PRISM Makefile, in particular, each place where thevariable $OSTYPE is referred to. Most lines include comments and furtherinstructions. Once you have done this, proceed as usual.

If you do successfully build PRISM on other platforms, please let us knowso we can include this information in future releases. Thanks.

Other issues

How do I uninstall PRISM?

If you installed PRISM on Windows using the self-extracting installer, you can uninstall it using the option on the start menu. If you didn't add these shortcuts, just run uninstall.exe from the directory where you installed PRISM.

For older versions of PRISM on Windows or on any other platform, simply delete the directory containing it.

The only thing that is not removed via either of these methods is the .prism file containing your PRISM settings which is in your home directory (see the section 'Configuring PRISM'). You may wish to retain this when upgrading.

I still have a problem installing/running PRISM. What can I do?

Please post a message in the discussion group (see the support section of the PRISM website).