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That was easy enough. I had tried it at first but it got blank. But it turned out that I was trying to set it to a variable that WAS blank!
Opps!
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After you set an ItemSource, you have your list of items in it right?
How do you set the default SelectedItem inside it?
Thx.
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This article is pretty old and I was wondering if it was worth reading. Is there a newer one?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms978510.aspx
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So you mean like if my Silverlight Client will fetch something from say a Facebook web service...
Or my WCF web service can provide data to a WordPress page...
...then I have to have a basicHttpBinding endpoint?
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[quote user="mrjvdveen"]
In fact you can not use the entity framework in your Silverlight client directly. In case of a Silverlight application it should be in the service. You then use operations to get your data in the client and other operations to save the data back to the database, through Entity Framework, exactly as you ...
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How about these 2 lines? The first line already looks like it establishes the relationship. What is the 2nd line for?
currentOrder.Order_Details.Add(newItem);
svcContext.AddLink(currentOrder, ...
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I’m not quite sure I get this.
In this Link.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc903944(VS.95).aspx
This adds a row to the Order_Details table right?
// Add the new item to the context.
...
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Would you use the Entity model in server side data access? Like if you pass parameters to a WCF [OperationContract], would it be good to use the entity framework to process and return data? Or is it mostly designed for Client side coding / data-modeling?
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Is there a purpose to use basicHttpBinding instead of binary if binary is going to be smaller with Silverlight 3?
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Thanks. Does anyone know what the default is btw? Originally my web.config had no parameter.