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Please check the forum below: stackoverflow.com/question<wbr />s/5767097/<wbr />is-it-feas<wbr />ible-to-re<wbr />use-wpf-vi<wbr />ewmodels-i<wbr />n-mvc
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Please check the forum below: stackoverflow.com/questions/5767097/is-it-feasible-to-reuse-wpf-viewmodels-in-mvc

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It means that this viewmodel gives a specific argument or data manipulation to supply the value to view, im just wondering if I use the same function but different class theres no conflict will happen, Im just wondering if theres any conflict may happen if I use the same viewmodel if the client use the transaction
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It means that this viewmodel gives a specific argument or data manipulation to supply the value to view, im just wondering if I use the same function but different class theres no conflict will happen, Im just wondering if theres any conflict may happen if I use the same viewmodel if the client use the transaction

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There will not be any conflicts, but it will be good if you don't use the same.
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There will not be any conflicts, but it will be good if you don't use the same.

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Thank you very much am just wondering and worried because im creating &nbsp;different view using the same viewmodel thats why I ask you guys thank you very.
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Thank you very much am just wondering and worried because im creating  different view using the same viewmodel thats why I ask you guys thank you very.

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is that ok to reuse same viewmodel to different Views?but the function of viewmodel is the same with different views
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is that ok to reuse same viewmodel to different Views?but the function of viewmodel is the same with different views

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