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I have an application that does data acquisition over a serial port (modbus), and I use a BackgroundWorker object to call the device because otherwise it takes time and freezes my UI. The problem arises when I open a new WPF window and set its DataContext to be the object I'm updating (I want to use this window to get a detailed view of the device - status, charts, bargraphs). Is there a way of using my data object in another window or should I consider making my app a single windowed one? Thank you

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  • possible duplicate of [Creating a WPF Window from a WinForms BackgroundWorker](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1008696/creating-a-wpf-window-from-a-winforms-backgroundworker) – Hans Passant Aug 30 '10 at 11:49

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Try checking out the discussion on a similar question that I asked. I think it might help you out. STAThread missing but it is there. I know the title seems a little different, but a lot of the ideas presented might help you out as well.

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