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Caliburn.Micro - How to activate an item from a class other than Explorer

I created the user interface of my Caliburn.Micro application, so the toolbar buttons have their own View and ViewModel.

In the examples I saw to activate a new screen, the method in the shell calls Conductor.ActivateItem, passing the viewmodel instance, however in my case the method ToolbarButtonViewModel.Submit()refers to a class that is not a shell.

What is the best way to activate screens from a class other than the shell?

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EventAggregator. , vm. , , .

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  • .NET-. , ShellViewModel ToolBarViewModel, ToolBarViewModel ShellViewModel .
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  • ToolBarViewModel ShellViewModel (, Conductor<T>.Collection.AllActive). ToolBarViewModel Screen Parent (, ).
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