I'm new to Prism and have a conceptual question.
What I want to build is a Silverlight app that can load its layout (and the modules that are used) from a config file. Imagine I have a number of modules (e.g. a Chart, a Treeview and a Newsticker) and I want to use my config file to determine which of those are visible in my app and also where they are located on screen.
So if I want to have an app with just a Graph and a Treeview but not a Newsticker, would it be enough to just create an XAML file that contains views to those two modules? Would this XAML file be the shell?
Could I then have different XAML files/shells/config files to "generate" different looking applications at startup?
I don't need to switch layouts at runtime, I just want to be able to easily configure my application to use a different set of modules. I would appreciate pointers in the right direction.
