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Jamie:
Indeed, you are correct, sir. Port Range = 4502-4532. I'm not surprised, since it's a browser based technology. Culpability is a factor, in perception at least, if not in substance. Microsoft has taken too many erroneous black eyes over security as it is.
I will post or send my source code once I get the duplexing conversation up, ...
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Jamie:
With Duplex, you don't have to be concerned about the client connection being dropped directly - the runtime on the server handles that for you, via the custom channel that Microsoft has added to support this (the protocol is called NetDuplex, and WS-MC). It's similar to something called BOSH (a protocol design pattern from ...
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Jamie:
Better yet - abstract the transport at the application level into a plugin pair - one for the client and one for the server - keep your TCP bits on server and client and only deal with string typed objects. Then you can build another pair for WCF duplexing and hotswap the whole rig. That's what I would do.
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Jamie:
I think in your case that it's a no brainer to go straight for WCF Duplex. Here's my rationale:
1. You get the firewall win - that requires no explaining. Your web user isn't going to deal with firewalls. Depending on the type of game it is, the demo might be kids, who may not have access to "Dad's ...
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Also, to supplant sladapter's information, here are the size and version stamps for each version of Microsoft.VisualStudio.ServicesProxy.dll:
The incorrect version is:
Version: 9.0.21116.54
Size: 56.0 KB
The correct version (after removing and reinstalling Silverlight 2 Beta 2 Toolkit for Visual Studio 2008) is:
Version: ...
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I had previously posted that this was a bug I had confirmed myself, which remains true. The workaround however is easy and has desirable side effects in terms of design. The correct means / workaround of instantiating the outer most container for a full-page experience - for instance in the case where you have a page-like type which has some ...
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So, it's a "limitation" - any idea when this "limitation" might be "optimized"?
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Indeed, I can corroborate the error. Basically, you can't inherit beyond the base implementation of the outer container type. So if you have a a container the inherits directly from UserControl, the parser can handle it, but if you derive from another base class, with inherited functionality, it will throw the AG_E_UNKNOWN_ERROR. This was not ...
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Good point Dave. But here's the thing. If you are trying to produce an application which has a more creative or visualization type of paradigm, then you wouldn't use a tree view, or a listview etc. Overlaying HTML controls doesn't give the controls themselves the rich possibilities of SilverLight itself. By contrast, Flex does have ...
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Folks:
Several companies are planning Silverlight application frameworks, including ComponentOne Sapphire, Infragistics (for Charting). We will have a product available which is focused at general application development, including all the basic controls you need (Text Entry, Forms, Windows, Check Boxes - the usuals), advanced controls like ...