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Problem solved :
My antivirus ESET NOD 32 was blocking the ASP.NET Developement server.
Solution :
NOD's advanced settings : switched protocol filtering to HTTP & POP3 ports only
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Ok here's the thing :
I've installed a fresh OS (Vista Buisness x64) , Visual Studio 2008, Silverlight 3, Silverlight 3 Tools + Toolkit, Firefox (my default browser)
I've created a simple Silverlight 3 project with nothing in it except for a changed background color so I could tell if the thing loaded up. I've hit Ctrl+F5 ...
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/facepalm
Yep that was it.
Thank you Thomas.
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Hey all, it's been a while - I'm writing an SL2 project and I'm having a hard time recalling some stuff. I've encountered an obstacle and truthfully - it's becoming aggravating.
I've created a separate assembly named "SimLight.Controls" (type of Silverlight Library). As the name indicates it's ...
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nice one, I'll be watching those with great interest.
Jesse, is there anything in the works regarding duplex webservices? or is this going to be covered in "Programming Silverlight 2" ?
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Awesome, loved the read. I've got a quick question, do you have anything in the works that's duplex-webservices related? Been trying to get info on the subject but it seems to be pretty complicated.
Thanks
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stillhaven't figured it out
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Interesting,
My class looks pretty much the same and should work.
I'm using a method Initialize(string someData) to set some initial values for some properties within. I'm making the call from Application_Startup() in App.xaml.cs.It looks more - or less like this :
private void Application_Startup(object sender, StartupEventArgs ...
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The problem is : I'm using a static class b/c I want every page to have access to the said class. Since it's static it needs to have static members/properties etc. I'd like to have a static ServiceClient that I only initialize once for the whole class - so that each of my methods can use it straight away and make async calls. Due ...
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anyone?