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Get MapPath by this script
FileStream fs = new FileStream(System.Web.Hosting.HostingEnvironment.MapPath
("~/TransientStorage/") +fileName, ...
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Check valid address in enpoint tag in ServiceReferences.ClientConfig, maybe your address like: "http://yourcomputername:dynamic port" raise error when your SilverApp running at http://localhost:dynamic port . Check and rebuild project again !
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So easy, you need to create webservice in your solution then connect to google login with your business in that webservice !
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In C# I'm using e.Error != null to handler error
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So easy, try to use right mouse click to silverlight application then choose uninstall it.
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Plz check your config generated when you add service reference in Silverlight App. change http://computer-name/bws.DB/BAL/Users.svc to http://localhost/bws.DB/BAL/Users.svc.
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Try to check with :
try
{
HttpWebRequest request = ...
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try this one: if (context.Request.Url.LocalPath.ToUpterCase().EndsWith("NOIMAGE.JPG") == false)
MessageBox.Show(context.Request.Url.LocalPath); to check valid link
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Try to use Server.MapPath("")
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So easy, try to use MessageBox.Show("your mesage") and handler result as you want