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Yes. It is a known issue that WebHeaderCollection cannot have duplicated header.
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Did you update to the new Silverlight.js file?
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Thanks Mark for your feedback and patience.
I understand exactly what you mean and actually experienced the same thing. It is a pain for these breaking changes, but I think they help Silverlight better and better. I agree you that there should be a page that has all these information. But for now, hope this forum can help a bit.
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The .Net framework 3.5 beta 2 (that comes with Orcas beta 2) changed the JSON serialization format for security reasons. That's why your old Silverlight app cannot understand the same web services but hosted on a machine with .Net framework 3.5 beta 2.
Fix is simple. You just need to install the ...
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Make sure your web service can be opened correctly using a browser from the host (http://...).
Make sure you are using the same web service uri in your silverlight code.
Make sure your silverlight page is opened from the same host as your web service.
Finally, this quickstart http://silverlight.net/QuickStarts/Remote/default.aspx may also ...
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You can create a silverlight project using the template. Then within the project, there is a test page (html). You can use that as a template of silverligtht web page in other web sites you created. Currently, the silverlight template is only intended to create class lib not a web site.
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There is only 2 versions of Silverlight currently, 1.0 beta and 1.1 alpha. If you want to try Silverlight samples of 1.1 alpha, you have to install Silverlight 1.1 alpha. With 1.1a installed, you do not have to install 1.0b to try samples of 1.0b. Hope this helps.
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Current supported browsers include Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, and Windows Internet Explorer running on Mac OS or Microsoft Windows.
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JSON serializer uses Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) to serialize and deserialize DateTime types, so as a workaround, instead of directly passing your local DateTime object to your asmx service, convert it to UTC time by calling DateTime.ToUniversalTime(). After you received a DateTime object, you call DateTime.ToLocalTime() to convert the time ...
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...did not see your questions at the end.
Yes, you can have the Orcas launch the SL page from the localhost. This post http://silverlight.net/forums/p/732/2225.aspx tells how to do it (search for "quick steps"). ...and no, different ports will be considered as cross domain.