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Dim c As Customer = customersModifieds.First(Function(cu) cu.CustomerID.Equals("RON99"))
I used Instant VB to do this as its got lots of features and its really fast. Though there are lot sof tools on the web that can convert.
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I would test to see if you can reference this WCF service from a standard WinForm client jsut as a test to see if its the service or the communicaiton with Silverlight that is off.
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When you say "when I use "Web development helper" to view the request I see that it doesn't even hit the service, only the Clientaccesspolicy.xml file," is WebDevHelper showing you the exact location of where it looks for the ClientAccessPolicy.xml file? Is that line yielding the 404? Make sure the file is in the ...
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If you are running the WCF service from an auto assigned port you can drop the clientaccesspolicyxml file into the WCF project itself to make sure it gets to the web root. Since it uses an auto assigned port the web root is not the inetpub\wwwroot.
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Mark ... thanks. Good to know.
I just have to find a stable workaround for my app for now.
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No, I do not get that message. The page simply appears and you cannot see the cursor in the textbox nor select anything in it til you move out of the silverlight control and back in.
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I found out more information on this.
(Oh, and yes I am using IE 7. )
It works fine if I right click in Visual Studio and browse to the page (or from Blend). I imagine it will work any tim eyou open a new browser window. However, it does NOT work if I refresh the page in the browser window. So try hitting refresh in the brwoser and see if it ...
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I just saw that there is another post in the forums on this same issue.
http://silverlight.net/forums/t/12865.aspx
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I have a textbox on a usercontrol, with no styles. It has its Text property == “Hello”. When the control first loads, I can click in it and type, but I do not see the cursor. I have to minimize the entire IE window then come back before I can see the cursor in the textbox. At first I just ignored this. But then I noticed that TwoWay binding ...