We posted 3 guides about Deploy a web application which includes WCF, SilverLight and ASP.NET , for simplified all steps, here provides a “quick guide”: 1: Make sure you have installed IIS successfully, at least you can visit http://localhost and see a default web page; 2: Open IIS Management (7 and above), right mouse click [Read More ...]
Mar 182013
We know Silverlight needs a limit range of Port number 4502 ~ 4534, and Port 943 for security policy. But in Silverlight 4, the security policy file can be downloaded via either TCP port 943 or HTTP (port 80); so here we found 2 great samples for using port 943 and not using port 943: [Read More ...]
Mar 162013
1: HTTP Communication and Security with Silverlight (including Cross-Domain Communication) 2: How to: Specify Browser or Client HTTP Handling 3: Network Security Access Restrictions in Silverlight Silverlight supports two types of security policy files: — Flash policy file - crossdomain.xml policy file used by Adobe Flash. — Silverlight policy file - clientaccesspolicy.xml file [Read More ...]
Jan 022013
I posted the previous 2 parts of our case deployment in 2012: 1: A Case: Deploy a web application which includes WCF, Silverlight and ASP.NET part 1; 2: A Case: Deploy a web application which includes WCF, Silverlight and ASP.NET part 2; Today I post the 3rd part: Deploy the case on a server which [Read More ...]
Jul 232012
About our case’s deployment, I have posted the part 1 here. This article is the part 2. We have done the discuss for Web Server settings and WCF configuration. Here we start from the 3rd part: Silverlight project configuration. C> Silverlight project: The Silverlight project or application also need to be set since it communicates [Read More ...]
Jul 232012
We have a web application which developed using ASP.NET 4.0 (Web Forms), Silverlight 4.0 and WCF 4.0. Brief information about our application: 1: We use WCF to provide all data to clients, some data are from database, another part of data are from a real time data resource; 2: We use self host for the [Read More ...]
Jul 232012
The conflict of Silverlight’s windowless mode and Chinese inputting has already there for over some years, but seems there is still no a solution to resolve it by today. This is a big headache for most of .NET web programmers. The conflict is: When you built an ASP.NET website with Silverlight application combine together, your [Read More ...]
May 102012
What ever people think Silverlight is dead or not, Microsoft is still keeping update Silverlight 5. 2012 May 8, Silverlight 5 was updated again. Pete Brown posted the news on his blog: Silverlight 5.1.10411.0 Released Today Pete Brown – 09 May 2012 Today we released a minor update to Silverlight 5. The 32 and 64 [Read More ...]
On MSDN there are several helpful article about how to animate an object along a path for WPF 4 (Unfortunately we tried some code, they do not work for Silverlight or part of them work): 1: How to: Animate an Object Along a Path (Double Animation); 2: How to: Animate an Object Along a Path [Read More ...]
Apr 062012
Microsoft’s Larry Lieberman recently in his blog wrote: “Today’s Windows Phone applications and games will run on the next major version of Windows Phone. “ I think Microsoft should promise like this, otherwise they will lost lots of programmers. Current there are some situations let .NET programmers and Windows Phone programmers confused, they all have [Read More ...]