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I suggest you to remove the existing user control first and then add the newly created control. It will avoid exaustive memory consumption.
Regards,
Nirav...
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You will get a .chm file which contains very good content at following url
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=0a9773a7-c854-41fa-b73d-535abfb73baf
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I hope following tutorial will help you.
http://blog.developers.ba/post/2009/02/08/Styling-silverlight-datagrid-control.aspx
Regards,
Nirav...
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I tried your way, and it gave following exception:
The server did not provide a meaningful reply; this might be caused by a contract mismatch, a premature session shutdown or an internal server error.
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Hi All,
I am facing a problem while accessing a silverlight enabled web service with custom binding in silverlight 3.
Both the client application and the webservice are in same domain. I have added reference to it in silverlight application. I have created instance of proxy as follows
EndPointAddress endpoint=new ...
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can you give some more detail about the scenario where you have above problem?
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I also suggest you to use, hierarchical dictionary variable with custom types.
for example
Dictionry>>>> and so on....
Mark as 'Answered' if this answers you question.
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You requirement is not straight forward.
Even though, I hope this will help.
this.RootVisual=new page2(new page1());
In the constructor of class page2
public page2(page1 page1Instance)
{
page1Instance.dataGrid1.ItemSource=dataSourceName;
}
If this answers your question, please mark it as 'Answered'.
Regards,
Nirav..
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You can do so by implementing following steps.
1. RightClick silverlight project.
2. select properties
3. Select "Build" tab.
4. Set the "Output Path". You can set this path to any of the physical location on your machine.
If this answers your question, then please mark as "Answered".
Regards,
Nirav...
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Both webservice and silverlight application are in same domain, so no need of Cross Domain Policy.