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Really a ton of code can be written in 5MB of compiled code. I don't know for sure, but I don't think it would be unrealistic to get gamepad support baked in without increasing the size of the install by much. Besides only the Mac Installer needs to contain the Mac specific code, and only the Windows Installer needs to contain the Windows ...
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The Silverlight Applications you write run within a "sandbox" environment within the Silverlight Plugin. The Silverlight Plugin itself does not run within a "sandbox", so it would be possible for it to access any local machine functionality necessary. This is how the new Silverlight version 3 that's coming will be able to ...
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This is a feature that I think would be really awesome! It's too bad it's not already implemented. Maybe we can get them to sneak it into Silverlight 3 before it RTW's.
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I have found that this exception can also be thrown if the Folder/Directory where you are trying to create the file in doesn't exist.
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Why wouldn't you allow any exceptions generated during the invocation of a Web Service Method to be handled??? This is a terrible design flaw!!
I'm beginning to think that Siliverlight 2 was a little rushed out the door, especially with features like this that just weren't thought out all that well.
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How do you handle a TimeoutException that is generated when calling WebServices using the SoapClient?
There doesn't seem to be any event to be handled in order to catch any Exceptions generated when calling web services.
This post is similar: http://silverlight.net/forums/t/12647.aspx
Is it possible to catch any Exceptions thrown, ...
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Is there any work around for using a web service that has methods that return DataSets from Silverlight? Or, does the entire web service need to be rewritten to not contain any web methods returning DataSets in order to use it from Silverlight?
It sure would be nice if Silverlight supported disconnected DataSets.
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Since I'm storing XML in the files in this particular app, I just added a "LastWriteTime" attribute to the Root XML Element that I update each time the file is written to. It works pretty effectively, but it sure would be nice if you could access the FileInfo for Isolated Storage files.
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It's a real bummer that you can't call web services synchronously in Silverlight. At least the functionality isn't baked in like it should be. Why limit us!
Could people post their suggestions on their best methods for accessing Web Services Synchronously in Silverlight here?
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I need to get the FileInfo.LastWriteTime for a file in IsolatedStorage so I can determine whether to invalidate it since I'm using IsolatedStorage to cache some data on the client to reduce the amount of web service calls my app makes to the server.
However, if appears that IsolatedStorage does not allow you to access an of the FileInfo for ...