Create Console App to test two libraries, then do UI in WPF - C#/WPF .Net

The first task will be to wrap two files searching dlls that I have from two different vendors. Then next you will make a console application to test the wrappers and calculate which one of them is faster. Finally, you will make a wpf application that will only use one of the libraries and will do basic "Select DIrectoies", "Find Files", "View Metrics on the search"... See the documentation for more info on the business objects. Most of this work will be well documented and simple to implement. If this project goes well, I have plenty more and can continue to get you work as long as you keep the integrity of the work good and on time... ## Deliverables Below is a high level list of the specifications.<br/><br/> ################# BO ##############<br/><br/> > = Class<br/> >> = Property / Method of that class<br/> <br/><br/> -------------- CONSOLE APP -------------- Use the below business objects to test and see which API/library is the fastest. -------------- BUSINESS OBJECTS --------- Classes:<br/> > OracleFileDiscoverer : BaseFileDiscoverer<br/> <br/> > ISYSFileDiscoverer : BaseFileDiscoverer<br/><br/> > BaseFileDiscoverer : IFileDiscoverer<br/> >> IAFileCollection GetFiles(MediaBranchCollection);<br/><br/> > IAFileCollection : IDictionary<IAFile><br/> >> IAFileCollection SearchFiles(FileType types, string wildcard) <br/> ~ FileType (enum) => Unknown, XLS, PNG, JPG...<br/> ~ Wildcard (string) => Excel => (xls, xlsx,?) : In this case the MIME type could be included in the search.<br/> >> IAFile GetFile(long id)<br/> >> TimeSpan CollectionRetrievalTime <br/><br/> > IAFile<br/> > ID<br/> >> RefID (if api returns an id...)<br/> >> CreateDate<br/> >> ModifiedDate<br/> >> Name<br/> >> FullName<br/> >> IAFileCollection EmbeddedFiles<br/> >> List<string, object> AdditionalMetadata<br/> >> IAFileCollection: ICollection<IAFile><br/> >> Enum FileType<br/> >> TimeSpan FileRetrievalTime <br/><br/> > MediaBranchCollection : IDictionary<MediaBranch><br/><br/> > MediaBranch : can be a node or a path within the file organization hierarchy. In the case of a file system and of this task, its a directory.<br/> >> MediaType (see below)<br/> >> Path<br/> >> IncludeSubdirectories<br/><br/> > Enum MediaType<br/> - HardDisk<br/> - RemovableStorage<br/> - NetworkDrive<br/> - CD-Rom<br/> - DVD<br/> ---------------------------- WPF INTERFACE -----------------------<br/><br/> > ListItems => Add Media Branch => User can selected multiple branches of the hardisk / or removable disk<br/><br/> >> Load Hardisk tree view with checkboxes (each trunk/root branch thats selected is added - sub branches and be selected / deselected)<br/><br/> >> Button: Find Files<br/> >> List results of files<br/> >> Display time to get then files<br/> >> Display quantity of files found<br/> >> Have another window with a list view of filetypes found and time to discover the files, and seperately dispaly time to get metadata.<br/><br/> <br/><br/> --- You can add you own creativity to make it look nice. The idea is to list the results and cleanly offer metrics on the speed of processes ran to get the data.<br/><br/>