Downloader object error under SLS

01-04-2008 9:04 PM |

Hello,

Environment : SLS with 1.1.20816.0 client

My application package contains font files which I am trying to load at run time with Downloader object.  After uploading zip to SLS and launching application test page I am getting the following error:

Silverlight error message

ErrorCode: 4001

ErrorType: DownloadError

Message:  AG_E_NETWORK_ERROR

Deploying the same package to a local web server works fine.

Why would that be? Any ideas?

Thank you,

odin

Re: Downloader object error under SLS

01-05-2008 8:04 AM |

Maybe you are trying to download files that your webserver is not configured to handle. Most likely it fails on .xaml files because you do not have mime-type set up for such files. You can try renaming them to .xml and changing references in your app. You can use this workaround if you cannot change webserver config (hosting scenario) or you can change your webserver config

You will find a detailed instruction how to config IIS here: http://silverlight.net/forums/t/479.aspx

Hope this helps,
Michal Stanislawek
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Re: Downloader object error under SLS

01-05-2008 12:50 PM |

Michal,

thank you for suggestion. However, my issue relates to Microsoft Silverlight Streaming service and not to a standalone web server configuration.

Thank you,
   odin

Re: Re: Downloader object error under SLS

01-05-2008 3:10 PM |

make sure the downloader object is trying to download the file from the correct path on the server.

Hope this helps,
Michal Stanislawek
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MVP [ASP.NET](2006,2007)


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Re: Re: Downloader object error under SLS

01-08-2008 4:02 PM |

Note that while TTF was supported from the get-go. ODTTF will only be supported as of later tonight (Jan. 8th, 11:00 pm PST). Not sure this is your issue, but since you mention font files in your ZIP archive, it may be...

Cheers.