Hosting a WPF application in a WPF application

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How to host a WPF application (it's displaying a UserControl) inside a WPF application ?

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What I have tried:

I tried the solution described here :
Hosting EXE Applications in a WPF Window Application[^]

The solution is working well with Notepad and Notepad++ but it's opening a new window with my WPF application

Posted 5-Jul-18 10:54am

canard29

Updated 5-Jul-18 11:01am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2018-07-05T11:01:00

Solution 1

If you're going to insist on two application, that is the best behavior you're going to get.

Don't use another application simply for a user control in it. Make the user control it's own library and you can use it an any number of applications.

Posted 5-Jul-18 11:01am

Dave Kreskowiak