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I agree, SL4 needs a multi-column textual layout. I keeping running into scenarios where I need some way to wrap text from column to column in newsprint fashion. Some sort of columned wrap panel control would be great. In SL3 the text measurement tools weren't quite powerful enough to create such a control.
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Ok, I stumbled upon this link and I think it answers my question.
http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=426791
If you have more than once service you would first establish a ServiceReference to one of your services. Then you can modify the Reference.svcmap that was created for you. (If you are using ...
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That is a possibility. My sites happen to be Java applications and I don't have full control over them. I could make a third site that acts as a facade, as you suggested. However, I know the ability to combine service types exists for non-silverlight, regular c# clients. There must be a way to do it with Silverlight as well.
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I need to access two web services from my Silverlight app. Both web services have 90% of their types in common. Can I use some sort of switch like 'sharetypes' to force the classes that are in common be generated on the client only once? Right now each service reference has its own copy of all the server classes in its own namespace.
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But his question wasn't answered. Why does the BitmapImage and/or Image control seem to get around the client access policy restrictions where WebClient and WebRequest can't?
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That's what I ended up doing. There are a few problems with that approach, though. One is that a ScrollViewer, on its own, doesn't give you the ability to scroll by grabbing and dragging the content. You have to use the scroll bars. Another problem is that when zooming, the ScrollViewer doesn't keep the point under the mouse at the ...
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Thanks for the reply!
I'm creating a GUI representation of the workflow of our entire company. It's a giant directed graph with nodes (displayed as ellipses) connected by edges (displayed as lines with arrowheads). The graph is big enough that it doesn't come close to fitting on the monitor. I would like to allow the user to navigate ...
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I'm looking for a control that will provide pan and zoom capabilities similar to a MultiScaleImage but that works for arbitrary UIElements. I've seen a few posts suggesting how it could be done but I've never seen a drop-in solution. Anybody have any ideas?
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Does anyone know what the maximum image size that a Silverlight app can display? I've tried an 8000x8000 pixel image (jpg) and it seems to work fine. How big can an image get?
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Cool! It looks like he's using Canvas objecs for the nodes then conneting them with Line objects drawn on the parent Canvas objects. That's a pretty cool solution.