Starter Kit Development

This section includes detailed information on which classes developers will need to modify in order to customize Starter Kit extensibility and logging, along with tips for finalizing and deploying your SCE application.

• Starter Kit Extensibility Overview
  This document provides an overview of the primary extensibility point for the SCE Starter Kit, the ServiceProvider class, which provides access to a set of services which can be highly customized. This document outlines the extensible classes within ServiceProvider and enumerates extensibility scenarios for each class.
• Logging and Reporting
  The Syndicated Client Experiences (SCE) Starter Kit provides two classes, Logger and CounterStore, for logging and reporting application events. This article addresses frequently asked questions regarding logging and reporting events.
• Settings: All the Things You Should Configure
  This document provides a list of settings you should change before you deploy your SCE application, with a focus on some of the commonly overlooked settings.
• Building a ClickOnceMSI Hybrid Setup
  This document gives detailed instructions on how to setup the hybrid installation which can be used by Starter Kit based applications, including integration with Subscription Center. In addition to SCE application installation, a complete deployment strategy should also address application upgrades, bootstrapping .NET 3.0, desktop integration, and workflow integration.