Communication with a single-threaded apartment

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How do I communicate with a method in a single threaded apartment process in .NET? I have something like a coordinator worker pattern need with the single threaded apartment process acting like the worker. I cannot use named pipes read/writes for my scenario due to certain reasons.

Is there any other way to delegate work to the single threaded apartment process?

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