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There are interop helpers that allow WPF controls to run inside a winforms app and for winforms controls to run in a WPF app.
ElementHost is the wrapper for a WPF control running in Winforms.
Kiwi JB
Hi Marjan. I was at Microsoft presentation last week and was ver impress with what WPF could do. My question is. We are in Visual Studio. NET 2003 or 2005. MFC C++. Can we develop WPF in this environment or not . If not , what whould be right route to go
Can application integrate inside parts wriiten in WPF and parts whic are not.
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In order to build and run WPF applications, you need .NET Framework v3.0 (formerly called "WinFX Runtime Components"). To develop these applications in an IDE environment, you can use Visual Studio 2005 with "Orcas" development tools and Windows SDK. More information on these tools and download links are here.
dj_uncas
As far as I know, if you want to interop with MFC from WPF you have to do this by yourself. You can interop with WinForms 2.0 as already mentioned, and then with MFC through WinForms, but this solution is to burden. For example, you can host a WPF control inside a WinForms 2.0 control and then host the WinForms Control inside your MFC Dialog or View. You can also create the Dialog with Winforms 2.0 and then just open it using C++/CLI through your MFC solution.< xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
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