Is it possible to include a winform application in WPF if using MVC architecture?

If we develop a winform application using MVC architecture, it shouldn't be too hard to move to WPF at a later date, right?

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A well-designed WPF application makes heavy use of data binding. This way you can use classes like ObservableCollection and others and inject IPropertyNotify when you design your model.



Take a look at some links to the MV-VM pattern protected by Microsoft product groups (like Blend) for more information.

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There seems to be an MVC winform open souce fmwk in Codeplex for developing a winforms application This framework is koossery.MVCwin located on Codeplex at http://koosserymvcwin.codeplex.com



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