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have you looked at this w/ charles or fiddler to ensure your hitting the right service attempt.
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If I understand you, you would like to communicate directly from an asp.net page to the silverlight application. Keep in mind that silverlight is a client side technology where asp.net is server side. That being said, you can do the following to not utilize a service.
1) have your asp.net page write out arguments to the ...
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if the actual code doesnt work the concept persists.
sl -> js -> flash external interface
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Manesh:
Another approach similar to kevD's is one I posted here
http://www.cynergysystems.com/blogs/page/michaelwolf?entry=silverlight_configurationmanager
main difference being that its not part of the web.config and simply an outisde xml file living in the site of origin. This way you dont have to restart the web ...
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you will have to expose a wcf service or httphandler etc to return back the urls to the images on your web server... possibly like this
[OperationContract]
public List<string> GetImages() {
List<string> result = new List<string>();System.Web.HttpContext current = System.Web.HttpContext.Current; ...
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That is correct. Other options asside from the header token idea, is to use normal principal objects on the server. When wcf is running in compatability mode you will then have access to HttpContext.Current.User.Identity
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can you instead just use windows authentication?
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does this have to be persistant reguardless of user clearing issulated storage? If not you could simply store a guid in isolated storage.
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Thanks sadly this is an outside service, that is not under my control. They give 2 options for consumingthe service, via http w/ basic auth and via soap w/ ws-security.
Guessing the only option is a bridge service.
thanks
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I found this method... as well as the simple bridge service, but neither seem appealing.http://mark.mymonster.nl/2008/07/23/silverlight-networking-getting-credentials-to-work-a-new-webrequest/