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Could you pass a entity collection like User[] or IEnumerable<Order>? My problem is a bulk update, could you solve this?
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To send collection parameters I use the Json Serialization. In my Open Source Project, SilverBox, I've two extension methods to do it.
http://silverbox.codeplex.com
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Using RIA Services, the Business Silverlight Application (RIA Services sample) and the ASP.NET Providers system (Membership with Form Authentication, Window Authentication, AD and more, it's extensible).
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No, you cannot control the time that the server is going to response you. The Load event is thrown when the UI is loaded and it isn't to wait the server response.
You have two options:
Do what-do-you-want at the Completed event of the proxy
Use the Model-View-ViewModel pattern on the Model report the status of the data and the ...
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You couldn't report the web service progress, you only could show a loading graphic or animation between you call the service and the services complete the request.
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Maybe you've to change the Internet Advanced Options at Client.
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When you develop with Visual Studio the Web Development Server doesn't close when you stop the debugging. Usually, it doesn't support any problem. It's necessary to can reference web services, etc.
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You have two methods:
Adding to property Name the RegularExpression atributte and you set the regex that you have use.
You implements the Set property Name accesor and thrown Exceptions if the values isn't correct and don't set internal value.
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At this sample you must to do:
bind.Source = this;
bind.Path = "DataContext";
bind.Mode = System.Windows.Data.BindingMode.TwoWay;
txtDynamic.SetBinding(TextBox.TextProperty, bind);
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You have to set the Bind.Path = "propertyName" and Bind.Source = myObject. Where myObject is the object that contains a public property called, at this case, propertyName how you set on the Path.
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