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If I recall correctly, WCF will send an XmlDocument over the wire as XmlFragment. In Silverlight, you would use XElement.Parse(xmstring).
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Apparently, Infragistics has an "Excel" control for Silverlight that appears to be engineered for this:
http://www.infragistics.com/dotnet/netadvantage/silverlight/infragistics-excel.aspx#Overview
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This really does smell like "architect overkill". Workflow is a business logic framework that is server side. It really has nothing to do with "page transitions" at all, and certainly not page transitions in a Silverlight Client app that is hosted on the client, not the server.
Tell your architect friend to take a hike.
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What you want to do is what the Cache class is for. Using it from a webservice is just as easy as using it from an ASP.NET web page. Unless you have some special reason that means you need to write your own cache.
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You're making an HTTP GET verb request, and you are going beyond the acceptable length of a url. All you need to do is use the POST verb and post your data in the Request body, just as if you were uploading a file.
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"The Cache", as you refer to it, lives in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.caching.cache.aspx
System.Web.Caching. You can easily use it in a webservice.
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You might be able to do it but it will need to happen on the server side. If you need a "persistent" connection in order to supervise this from your Silverlight client app, consider using the polling duplex option. This is just an idea, but the main thing to understand is that, as Frederik points out, Silverlight runs on the client (in ...
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You could consider making your COM+ object connection static, but that could introduce a whole new set of problems for you. Why does it take so long to connect? That's where I'd start first. COM+ offers object caching, although frankly I haven't used it for 5 years.
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Their data comes from APNIC, ARIN, LACNIC and RIPE , along with user-entered data. Most of this data is reasonably accurate, but it does contain errors.
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There are a number of GeoLocation APIs, here is a popular one which also makes available a free country etc. lookup database:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/geoip/