WPF databinding to interface and not actual object – casting possible?

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In order to bind to explicit implemented interface members, all you need to do is to use the parentheses. For example:

implicit:

{Binding Path=MyValue}

explicit:

{Binding Path=(mynamespacealias:IMyInterface.MyValue)}

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