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C # class highlighting in .net 4 class library for Silverlight application

I have a bunch of classes in a C # class library that I bought from a third-party company.

I want to use these classes and create my classes, inheriting them. I am all working on a .net 4 wpf application.

I want to use these classes in a silverlight application.

What options do I have and which one is the best? I want to use it in such a way that I can update the company’s third-party DLL as they release their new version every month.

Just to re-specify multiple points:

We have few options. 1. Associate classes (as adding an existing element, but with a link) 2. Create interfaces and share them among WCF as a class of links, and let all classes inherit the interface 3. Use the RIA service and let the web application create automatic code to open it for silverlight.

Are there any other options? and if not, which one is better for the scenario I came across?

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