Can't create xmlns reference to other project in XAML?

Check if the fully qualified name for MyClass is MyApp.Domain. MyClass MyClass has a default public constructor (with no parameters) so that XAML can instantiate it.

Visual Studio 2008 (RTM) WPF Designer Could Not Load Assembly or Dependency I assume you are using Visual Studio 2008. If you are using Visual Studio 2005, this is a known issue in the XAML designer code-named "Cider", which is included in the "Visual Studio 2005 Extensions for WPF and WCF".

If the XAML is not loose (is compiled within an assembly (DLL/EXE) make sure that assembly has a reference to the assembly you are looking for (right click on the project --> add reference ...). If the XAML is loose, make sure the assembly it is looking for is copied to the same directory the exe is ran from.

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