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No, it does not support Flash. It has a private HTML browser implementation that only supports simple HTML pages (for example for help, etc.). It does not show Silverlight content. I think it exists some complement libraries for wxWidgets as wxMozilla that implement Gecko/Firefox browser as a wxWidgets ...
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Hi!
I'm not sure if it should be a topic for the wxWidgets forums (I have posted there too), but maybe somebody here could help me.
I am developing an application in C++ using wxWidgets, and we have
considered the option of integrating Silverlight controls into it, concretely the Media Player. The way I think is inserting in a ...
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Hi Alex,
If you could give me an email I would send you the WSDL. I have checked it and it had use="encoded". I have removed all of them and I get no error, but the service does not run properly. My email is jtost [at] activasoft [dot] com.
Thanks for your help!
Jordi
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Hi Alex,
Thanks for your help ;) As Michael tells, I use a SOAP web service, basic profile 1.0a, implemented with gSOAP (for some reasons we must use it). We are very interested on implementing some stuff with Silverlight, but our currently web service must be the same. Do you know whether in Beta 2, Silverlight will support more SOAP profiles ...
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Hi Michael, thanks for your help.
Yes, mscorlib has thi path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Silverlight\2.0.30226.2\
So, it seems to be ok.
I send to your mail a sample project ;)
Jordi
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Hi!
I don't get the errors, but I get two warnings. I get them with any webservice, and that didn't happen with WPF projects.
Warning 1
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Custom tool warning: Removing unsupported type System.Windows.Controls.OpenFileDialog
System.TypeLoadException: Could not load type ...
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Hi!
I'm getting the same problem as you. I have generated the WSDL with gSOAP. I have found this on gSOAP docs: "The toolkit follows the WS-I Basic Profile 1.0a compliance recommendations."
Anybody knows how make it run? :S
Thanks for your help!
Jordi
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Hi!
With WPF I do this directly with the method "InnerXml()", after creating the element with the specified name.
Thanks for your help!
Jordi
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Hi!
Is there some way to add an inner xml to a XElement in Silverlight, as it can be done in WPF?
For example, create a XElement with name "<Element>", and add directly:
<Content1>
firstsubelement
</Content1>
<Content2>
secondsubelement
</Content2>
in order to ...
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Thanks Allen! It worked ;)