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I don't believe Silverlight 2 allows cross-domain socket calls removing the possibility of Silverlight client to client communication. However you could probably fake it through a server utilizing the push/pull mechanisms of WCF. For file access you would have to install another application to host communications on the IP:Port since ...
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The user control in a xaml file is essentially just a class that you can instantiate and add to the container that is designed to hold the "page." Since it is just a class you can also expose public methods that can me called from the main page doing the loading.
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I would create separate controls for each report. Then on the main XAML page you can load them dynamically based on user interaction. Don't let page.xaml fool you, it is just a control ultimately.
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Visual Studio has a report designer built in and there is a report viewer control for asp.net.
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This is a substantial silverlight shortcoming for use as a line of business RIA in my opinion. One of the cleanest solutions I have thought of was to use Visual Studio's report creation tools to create the reports. Then in the client side Silveright code you can open a new browser window to a page that programatically creates the reports ...
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I heard that if you uninstall VS08 and delete the VS 9.0 registry values you can reinstall 08 with no problems. Ya know, to help you cover the gap until you can get a license in Canada.
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Does it ever get into the web service? Are you able to debug the webservice?
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You can have a web service that returns the information.
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I don't believe Silverlight has direct access to USB hardware..
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Silverlight runs on the client and does not have direct access to Session data. You will need a method on the server for your silverlight to call to create session variables; webservices etc...
Isolated storage is domain specific you *may* be able to access it from different silverlight apps presuming they are from the same domain. I'm ...