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Can you provide an example which emulates the behavior you are experiencing?<br />
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Can you provide an example which emulates the behavior you are experiencing?

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I am designed my Windows Forms application using MVP pattern as follows:<br />
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<b>View</b>: is a passive windows forms (or user control) which expose its events to the public.<br />
<b>Presenter</b>: accepts in their constructor an instance of the related view (using Dependency Injection DI ) and subscribe to the events in the view for handling.<br />
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Everything works fine except view load event; which fire before the presenter subscribes to the event.
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I am designed my Windows Forms application using MVP pattern as follows:

View: is a passive windows forms (or user control) which expose its events to the public.
Presenter: accepts in their constructor an instance of the related view (using Dependency Injection DI ) and subscribe to the events in the view for handling.

Everything works fine except view load event; which fire before the presenter subscribes to the event.

Model View Presenter Pattern (MVP) - View Load Event

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