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I have an application using Silvelright 2.0. I have hundreds of customers using it now, and it crashes on some customers, and I can reproduce it from time to time too.
It's not easy to reproduce, but when it happens, it just simple shut down the IE. No error message, nothing. Looks like it happens more on some machine, and less on other ...
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Let's talk about #3.
It's unlikely any public website has a crossdomain policy. Which means I can't create a mesh on a silverlight application.
Of course, you will argue that I can do it on the server side, which is just not convenient.
Calvin
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I see a lot new features introduced to silverlight, but I am a little bit disappointed that none of the features has addressed my problem with silverlight 2,0.
1. Is webservice still asyc only?
2. Do we have a browser control or html page renderer? Sometimes I want to run a couple webpage from inside siverlight.
3. Can I get the webpage content ...
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If I include it as:
<script src="/silverlight.js" type="text/javascript"/>
My whole page got messed up.
if I include as:
<script src="/silverlight.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
I am OK.
Am I too stupid to understand the script syntax?
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This is exactly what I am looking for!
Thanks!
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We all know WCF is very flexible with a lot extensivilities. I can intercept the message and massage the "Request"/"Reply" message before the real processing kick in.
However, with silverlight, looks like there's no way to use any extensibility. As I can't see any way to plug in my "Customer Behavior", ...
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If you have 3000 users. You are not sure which user will do malicious attack to your site.
with ASP.NET, what he can do is limited. With silverlight, he can call web service directly, which is really scary. He can do much more damage if your webserivce is not coded carefully. I mean, very careful!.
If you have a webservice, ...
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I thought about convert my website into silverlight, but I realize I cannot solve the security issue.
Silverlight is webservice based, which means I have to expose webservice for silverlight to work.
Which means everybody can call my webservice.
And there's no way for me prevent the public from calling my webservice. Any developer with ...
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So you are saying that silverlight will check the new version every time I open the application?
I will it also works this way if I download an assembly manually using webclient.
Calvin
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If I download it manually, is it possible multiple applications share the same download? i.e., if I download it using webclient, will it download it again next time I start to use it? Even in a separate silverlight application?