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Oh, ok. Very good to know. I was banging my head against the wall for not getting the mstest to work. Any idea when we can expect the mstest support? 2009, Q1 2010, ... ? Would be good to know some time table for this so we can plan ahead.
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I'm using the Silverlight Unit Testing Framework and followed the Jeff Wilcox article how to set things up (using his project and item templates). I can run the tests succesfully manually and see the results in a browser but when I try to run the test with mstest, I get the previous error messages.
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Ok, great news. I just got a bunch of weird error messages about missing assemblies (System, System.Net, System.Xml, etc...) that I thought that it is not supported with Silverlight.
Any suggestions how to solve the issues?
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I've set up some unit tests for a Silverlight application and I can succesfully run them by running the test project from Visual Studio. I was wondering if it is possible to use mstest to run the tests for Silverlight or do they have to be run always manually?
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I have a little test project where I test this RIA Services DateTime handling. Nikhil suggested elsewhere that we should store time as UTC and then convert to local when displaying.
This leads to following scenario:
1. Create DateTime with DateTimeKind.Local (7:50:00)
2. Convert to UTC (4:50:00 when my local is UTC + 3)
3. Store to DB with RIA ...
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Thanks for the tips. EnableRedrawRegions didn't provide any solution to this problem. I'm about to check my application with xperf but that may take few weeks before I get to do that. I'll get back to the subject once I know the results.
Meanwhile, all tips are more than welcome.
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I have a Silverlight 3 application and I'm struggling with the performance. The whole application feels really sluggish and sometimes it just freezes while doing something. Especially opening new dialogs (ChildWindow) freezes the application and all I do in the loaded event of the application is loading RIA Services data and binding it to ...
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I've used that feature succesfully and here's how I've done it:
Grid.SelectedIndex = 5; // the index you want to select
Grid.UpdateLayout();
Grid.ScrollIntoView(Grid.SelectedItem, 0); // I couldn't get the column selection to work
Hope this helps in your case too. I think the UpdateLayout is the key. You said you tried ...
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I got it solved (partially at least) by adding the partial class to a client side of the same project where I have the DomainService. I could add it there and at least for now I only need those new methods client-side so I'm happy with that.
Good to know that the situation is (hopefully) fixed in the next version. Problem solved.
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The problem with this approach is that I have the extended partial class file in the same project than the .edmx and that project doesn't have RIA Link. So I can't use the .shared. naming code generation method.
I tried to move the extended partial class file to the same project where the DomainService is and I couldn't get it to work ...