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I thought you said that u changed the silverlight.js file to point to a local site?
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I think SL4 has access to the full .net runtime (if installed), so it could in theory access the parallel task libraries.
I actually wrote an article recently that mimics the declarative nature of the code in Silverlight 3 using F# asynchronous ...
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I have done this. I think if you hear a presentation from Ward Bell (MVP, architect at DevForce) he mentions the exact same thing for Silverlight architecture.
I have factored this out into services, with the culture being passed in as a parameter to retrieve the page's text, labels etc.
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If you mean host Silverlight in Flash or vice versa...no.
You can use a Flash website template and add Silverlight content to it that is next to it, below it or above it. However, this has everything to do with HTML layout. An HTML page can have both Silverlight and Flash on a single page.
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Have you tried wrapping the control in a ViewBox? This auto scales the control real nice....on really large monitors (like mine is 30") it will scale the control to take the entire screen if necessary.
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You can absolutely do what you are talking about in Silverlight. The way you would go about doing it is using the "progressive download" pattern. This is essentially the same thing as Flash, except you are using Silverlight's Isolated Storage to store the video file bytes as they come in. The video file essentially ...
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Look for updated documentation in the next version...real soon :)
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I don't understand what you are trying to do. You have two seperate tables and they are not joined in LINQ? Do you mean there are two seperate tables and you want to join them in LINQ? In that case it would be:
var result = from t1 in table1 join t2 in table2 on t1.Key equals t2.Key
select new { t1.Field, ...
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I ran into this problem too when we developed a Silverlight 2 app for a Dell tablet (Windows XP). The reason is simple, the keyboard can interpret the focus is a text box when it is HTML and not when its inside the Silverlight plug-in. From what I understand Windows 7 and IE 8 or 9 will provide this support...I saw this online ...
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Dhev,
The gif file format is NOT supported in Silverlight. If you have a gif and need to render it, you will need to use an accompanying HTML frame or an IFRAME.