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There is no command-line tool available in the RTM version. Currently the only approach you can taken is adding a service reference from visual studio to generate the proxy code.
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Would be great if those controls could databind to the object we get out of the (not yet available) Astoria client, with support of validators ofcourse.
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Nice thing is that you also get intellisense support on the XAML elements in your code. As you can see in the example of the previous post, you now get intellisense on the rect1 XAML element.
Serge van den Oever [Macaw]
http://weblogs.asp.net/soever
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Given the following situation:
I have a web service I want to utilize in Silverlight. The web service is a SharePoint web service running on another machine. The web service returns System.Xml.XmlNode types, which is not a supported type in Silverlight.
I created a proxy for my webservice using slwsdl.exe, which produces the following code for ...
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When you look at the System.Xml.Core namespace of Silverlight you don't see types like XmlDocument, XmlNode, ... Only Xml reader/writer classes are available. This makes consuming of web services (like for example SharePoint web services) really difficult, or should we use an intermediate service that does Xml --> JSON conversion?
Any ...
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There are two approaches to the securing of web services: securing the web service itself (in IIS), and authenticate the caller of the web service, or encrypting the content communicated in the web service call or request. The Silverlight .Net framework subset contains the System.Security.Cryptography namespace to enable you to do this.
If you ...
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One of the biggest problems of new technology is not the coolness of the technology, but the possibility to utilize this technology in a productive way.
Developer resources get sparse these days. Silverlight supports multiple languages, both static and dynamic languages, and a well known framework, and you develop in a well known development ...
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Given the following XAML for Page.xaml:
<Canvas x:Name="parentCanvas"xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/client/2007"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" Loaded="Page_Loaded" ...
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If you look at the Widget sets for Flash, they are implemented in ActionScript on top of the Flash core library that does similar things as Silverlight with respect to lines, fills etc. All Flash widgets are build up using these primitive operations. Due to the usage of ActionScript, the performance of these controls is sub-optimal, although the ...
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I tried the slwsdl.exe version which is probably a slightly modified version of wsdl.exe, but couldn't get it to output something that could be compiled for Silverlight. The webservice I tried to consume uses System.Xml.XmlNode type that does not seem to be supported in Silverlight System.Xml.Core (??).
Below an excerpt of some ...