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After some research, it is my understanding that this is not possible. I can use query strings to pass information, but that requires reloading the page. I can use web services too, but I’d rather avoid that if possible. At this point, I don’t care about being able to do it or not, but I’d like to know WHY I can’t do it. It seems like I should be able to call it’s public functions like any other object.
It’s not possible, because the silverlight’s code behind is not server code, it’s client code.
The server code and client code doesn’t exist in the same place, and they don’t exist at the same time.