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What kind of game are you trying to develop? You could use sockets or web services depending on your needs.
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[quote user="msalsbery"]all you've accomplished is an overly complex way to use one thread, right? :)[/quote]
Unless I've misread, it looks like he's wanting to block his background thread until the operation on the UI thread has completed. How is that "an overly complex way to use one thread?"
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If you'd like to see Invoke in Silverlight 4, hopefully voting for it will help:
http://silverlight.uservoice.com/pages/4325-feature-suggestions/suggestions/312882-add-invoke-method-to-dispatcher-class?ref=title
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[quote user="shamrat231"]Create a property called parent on the child page and assign the reference of the parent to this property.[/quote]
This is VERY BAD PRACTICE. Child controls should not know details of their parents for a variety of reasons. If an event in a child control occurs that should result in a parent updating its ...
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[quote user="GearWorld"]I don't thing that security is a first step in development.[/quote]
If security is necessary, and it isn't factored at EVERY step of development, you're just asking for trouble. Microsoft learned this lesson the hard way.
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[quote user="K2P2"]Any ideas?[/quote]
I don't know if this would work, but... Write a utility to pad 100 extra bytes of garbage at the beginning of the file. When you wish to play the file, strip the first 100 bytes in your Silverlight code.
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[quote user="Sergey.Lutay"]You need to subscribe to javascript onresize event and set size of ScrollViewer programmatically.[/quote]
OK, here goes, and hopefully for the last time:
YOU DO NOT NEED TO **** WITH ANY JAVASCRIPT EVENTS TO FILL THE ****** SCREEN
Take the following code and put in your XAP file ...
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[quote user="bschmidt"]I've read a little bit about WPF and was wondering if this application would be achievable without stuttering since it wouldn't be bound to a browser.[/quote]
WPF has the same limitation regarding UI updates from a single thread. The library code is very different and I'd guess the full WPF has ...
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Get yourself a copy of LINQPad, http://www.linqpad.net/
It will make learning LINQ much much easier.
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[quote user="Mog Liang - MSFT"] To solve the problem, I would suggest you separating ui into several silverlight applications.[/quote]
This doesn't seem right. Aren't the individual Silverlight apps still sharing the browser's common ui thread?