A window is represented by a class that implements IWindow interface which is the basic requirement of a window to be managed by the desktop manager. Examples of window controls that implement the IWindow interface are: UXWindowChrome, UXDialogBox and UXNavigationWindow.

A task bar is represented by a class that implements ITaskBar interface which is required for the desktop manager integration. You use UXDesktopDock control to implement the task bar interface that support desktop manager and window integration.

The most basic implementation to integrate a UXDesktop to a task bar such as UXDesktopDock is by specifying the target task bar instance to the TaskBar property of the UXDesktop. This can be done through element binding in XAML.

The following example shows a basic implementation of integration between the UXDesktop, UXWindow and UXDesktopDock.

<Intersoft:UXDesktop TaskBar="{Binding ElementName=desktopDock, Mode=OneWay}">
	<Intersoft:UXWindow x:Name="wndHome" Header="Welcome to My DesktopApp">
        <Grid>
            <TextBlock Text="Content for UXWindow1" />
        </Grid>
    </Intersoft:UXWindow>
</Intersoft:UXDesktop>
        
<Intersoft:UXDesktopDock x:Name="desktopDock">
	...
</Intersoft:UXDesktopDock>

From the above snippet code, one UXDesktop may only use one task bar (please correct me if I'm wrong). Could you please let me know why would you need to link 2 UXDesktopDock to 1 UXDesktop?