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Having dataservice and webapplication in two different projects equival to a crossdomain.
I read somewhere, sorry I don't have the link right now, that silverlight use the XMLHttpRequest to access the dataservice so has the same limit of Ajax. You have to use a server side proxy.
PS this is the link: ...
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[quote user="NJP"]
"Unfortunately, due to work arounds required for other aspects of Data Services functionality, cross-domain access is not supported in the Data Services client included in Silverlight Beta 2. We're working to sort out the issue for the RTM release.
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Hi, have you solved for the RC0?
Thanks
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[quote user="raguirre"]
Nvm, my control is also inside a popup which was causing the error.
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You must avoid to construct the Popup at runtime, put it into the xaml.
if you look to my example the problem is the row 1
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Thanks, It works.
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I have a Popup that contains a user control:1 Popup p = new Popup();
2 SilverlightControl1 sl = new SilverlightControl1();
3 p.Child = sl;
4 p.IsOpen = true;
the user control display two elements: <TextBox x:Name="textBox" ...
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Thanks
It works with the RC0 too
Davide